Watches & Jewellery, Antiques & Works of Art - 24th-27th September 2024

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G ARDINER H OULGATE

THE SPECIALIST AUCTIONEERS

Watches & Jewellery

Tuesday 24th September 2024

Antiques & Works of Art

Wednesday 25th September 2024

The Alan & Iris Jaffray Collection -

The Trading Stock of A&I

Jaffray Antiques

Thursday 26th & Friday 27th September 2024

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A Fine Collection of Antique Firearms & Edged Weapons to be sold on the 22nd November 2024

Watches & Jewellery

Tuesday 24th September 2024 at 10am

1.

Omega Constellation Chronometer automatic 18ct gentleman's wristwatch, case no. 8063, serial no. 17378xxx, circa 1960, circular silvered dial with applied baton markers, minute markers, date aperture and sweep centre seconds, Omega crown, cal. 561 24 jewel movement, signed Dennison case, modern brown leather strap, 35mm

** Omega box with outer cover, International Guarantee dated 29.7-69, Omega brown leather strap with Omega buckle, Omega bracelet, reference 1036

£1200-1800

2.

Omega Constellation stainless steel and gold lady's wristwatch, reference no. 795.1202, serial no. 57643xxx, circular champagne dial, gold bezel, Omega crown, cal. 1456 6 jewel movement, Omega stainless steel and gold bracelet with signed folding clasp, quartz, 26mm

£300-500

3.

Omega Genéve gold plated and stainless steel lady's wristwatch, champagne dial, expanding bracelet, 23mm

*Vintage box

£40-80

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5.

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust Turn-o-Graph 'Thunderbird'

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 18ct lady's wristwatch, reference no. 6916, serial no. 5864xxx, circa 1979, plain polished bezel, silvered dial with baton markers, minute markers, sweep centre seconds and date aperture, later leather strap, 26mm

** Recently serviced with a Rolex Creation box, Rolex Oyster booklet and swing tags

£1800-2200

stainless steel and gold gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 16263, serial no. K397xxx, circa 2001, circular champagne dial, bi-directional gold bezel, Oyster stainless steel and gold bracelet, 37mm bezel

** Rolex box with outer cover, Guarantee dated 4/4/02 and stamped Ernest Jones Epsom, Rolex Datejust booklet, Rolex calendar card, Rolex service booklet

£2800-3500

6. RECENTLY SERVICED & UNDER GUARANTEE UNTIL MAY 2026 -

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 36 stainless steel and 18ct white gold gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 116234, serial no. 565xxxxx, white gold fluted bezel, blue Roman numeral dial with date aperture, cal. 3135 movement, Rolex jubilee bracelet, 36mm

** with Rolex green service case, Service card and a copy of the service receipt for £807.20 from Mallory, Bath

£4000-5000

7.

Patek Philippe Twenty-4 18ct rose gold diamond set lady's wristwatch, reference no. 4910/11R, brown dial, the case set with thirty-six diamonds, diamond set crown, quartz movement, Patek Philippe bracelet with signed butterfly clasp, 119.1gm, 25mm x 30mm (324)

£8500-9500

8.

Patek Philippe Twenty-4 stainless steel lady's wristwatch, reference no. 4910/1200A-010, grey sunburst dial, the case set with thirty-six diamonds, cabouchon set crown, quartz, Patek Philippe bracelet with signed butterfly clasp, 25mm x 30mm (325)

£4200-4800

9.

Tag Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. CAZ1011, serial no. WQL9xxx, circular grey dial, rotating bezel with black ceramic insert, Tag Heuer bracelet with signed folding clasp, quartz, bezel 43mm diameter

** Tag Heuer box with outer cover, Limited International Warranty card, instructions booklet, two spare links

£600-800

10.

Bremont ALT1-C Chronograph Chronometer automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, serial no. C271xxx, circular cream dial, exhibition case, Bremont brown leather strap with signed butterfly clasp, 43mm ** pouch

£1500-2000

11.

Fine Ulysse Nardin Marine Diver Chronometer 1846 18ct and titanium automatic gentleman's wristwatch, ref. 265-90-3/93, serial no. 24xx, circa 2014, blue 'wave' dial, blue and gold rotating bezel, screw down crown with quick set date, signed UN026-229725 movement, exhibition case back, blue rubber and 18ct strap with butterfly clasp, 47mm including crown guards

** International Warranty card, stamped Ulysse Nardin and dated 03.02.2014, registration instructions, certificate of extended boutique warranty stamped Ulysse Nardin Zabeel Saray (Dubai) and dated 03.02.2014

£5000-6000

12.

Impressive Chopard Imperiale Chronograph 18ct diamond and sapphire set wristwatch, case no. 37/3354-23, 6564xx 12xx, mother of pearl dial, quartz, Chopard leather strap with an 18ct buckle, 87gm, the case 37mm diameter (314)

£6500-7500

13.

Longines 9ct gentleman's wristwatch, London 1966,case no. 51154, serial no. 13348xxx, circular silvered dial with gilt applied baton markers and subsidiary seconds, gilt hands, Longines crown, cal. 420 17 jewel movement, inside case signed Baume, case back stamped 'L.E. 1938-1968', modern brown leather strap, 34mm

£200-300

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14.

Longines Conquest 'XX Olympic Games Munich 1972' single button chronograph stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 8613-1, serial no. 170xxx, circular silvered dial with applied baton markers, grey minute chapter with white seconds/minute markers and Arabic five minute divisions, subsidiary thirty minute recording dial with orange hand at the three position and date aperture at the nine position, orange chronograph centre seconds, Longines crown, Longines 'XX Olympic Games Munich 1972' case back, later stainless steel bracelet, 36mm

** Longines box, Longines black leather strap with Longines buckle. Produced as a limited edition to commemorate the 20th Olympic Games in Munich 1972

£700-1000

15.

Hamilton stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, circular silvered dial, Hamilton crown, presentation case, tan leather strap, 33mm

£100-150

16.

Raymond Weil Toccata Classic Diamond set gold plated lady's wristwatch, reference no. 5988, circa 2022, with diamond set mother of pearl dial, quartz, Raymond Weil bracelet, 29mm

£150-200

17.

Raymond Weil Freelancer automatic two-tone gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 2730, silvered dial, cal. RW 4200 26 jewel movement, exhibition case, Raymond Weil brown leather strap with signed folding clasp, 42mm (crown at fault)

£250-350

18.

Concord 14ct yellow gold lady's wristwatch, quartz, 47.4gm, 18mm

£700-800

Movado 18ct yellow gold diamond set lady's wristwatch, signed silvered dial, 29.2gm, 15mm, 7.5" long

£700-900

20.

Attractive platinum diamond set cocktail watch, the dial signed 'Home Watch Co.', the case and bracelet set with round brilliant-cut and baguette diamonds, manual wind movement, with safety chain, 32.4gm, 15mm (326)

£850-950

21.

Rado Diastar Jubilé High Tech Ceramics white ceramic lady's wristwatch, reference no. 152.0332.3, square white dial with quarter diamond markers, white ceramic bracelet with signed butterfly clasp, quartz, 21mm

£100-150

22.

Rado Diastar automatic gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 636.0313.3, circular champagne dial with diamond markers, Rado bracelet with signed folding clasp, 35mm

£100-150

23.

Oris Classic Date automatic gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 7490, silvered dial, cal. 633 25 jewel movement, exhibition case, gold plated bracelet with signed fliplock clasp, 36mm

£220-280

24.

Vertex 9ct cushion cased gentleman's wristwatch, Birmingham 1955, circular silvered dial with gilt applied Arabic numerals, minute track and subsidiary seconds, 15 jewel movement signed Vertex Revue, signed Dennison case, modern black leather strap, 29mm

£80-120

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Jewellery

30.

Assortment of costume jewellery

£15-30

Links of London Noble gold plated and stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. 6020.1095, circular white dial, quartz, Links of London black leather strap and buckle, 33mm

£20-40

26.

Rotary Cambridge Diamond stainless steel lady's wristwatch, 32mm

£20-40

27.

International Watch Co. (IWC) Shaffhausen Mark XX Pilots automatic stainless steel gentleman's wristwatch, reference no. IW328203, serial no. 7035xxx, dark blue dial with white Arabic numerals, hour markers, minute markers, date aperture and sweep centre seconds, IWC screw down crown, IWC blue rubber strap with signed buckle, 40mm

** Fine condition, purchased December 2023 from EP Mallory & Son Ltd, Bath. International Watch Co. (IWC) pouch with outer box and outer sleeve, IWC International Limited Warranty card dated 7/12/2023, Mallory Bath sale receipt dated 7th December 2023, operating instructions booklet, strap change instructions leaflet, cleaning cloth, original IWX leather strap

£3000-5000

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31.

Victorian yellow metal turquoise set brooch, of scroll foliate form set with two tassels, 12.7gm, 48mm wide

£200-300

32.

Attractive Victorian gold amethyst and seed pearl brooch, 3.7gm, 21mm

£40-80

33.

Attractive Victorian gold pearl, turquoise and old-cut diamond brooch, the diamond 0.20ct approx, 4.7gm, 24mm

£100-150

34.

Good cultured pearl five strand necklace, with white gold spacer mounts set with diamonds, each row consisting of 53 uniform pearls each 7mm diameter, 117.3gm, width 32mm, 16" long

** Valued for £2650 in 2003 for insurance purposes

£250-300

35.

Attractive 14ct rose gold morganite and diamond oval cluster ring, the morganite 4.14ct approx, in a bicolour border of round brilliant-cut diamond with set split shoulders, the diamonds 1.26ct approx in total, width 22mm, 8.7gm, marked '14K'', ring size M

£2000-2500

36.

9ct serpent design ring with ruby set eyes, 5.1gm, ring size S/T

£140-180

37.

Cultured pearl four strand bracelet, with white gold spacer mounts set with diamonds, each row consisting of 27 uniform pearls each 7mm diameter, 52.5gm, width 28mm, 9" long

** Valued for £685 in 2003 for insurance purposes

£150-200

38.

Pair of 9ct yellow gold tanzanite stud earrings, emerald-cut, each 0.30ct approx, 1.2gm, 6mm x 4.5mm

£60-100

39.

Modern 18ct white gold pear shaped diamond solitaire ring, set in a high tapered setting, 0.25ct approx, width 6.5mm, 2.2gm, ring size K.L

£180-220

40.

9ct white gold pear shaped tanzanite pendant on necklace, 0.75ct approx, 2.60gm, the necklace 18" long, the pendant 15mm; together with a pair of decorative cluster earrings

£60-100

41.

Pair of 9ct white gold tanzanite and diamond earrings, post and butterfly backs, 1.2gm, 22mm

£60-100

42.

18ct white gold band ring set with a round brilliant-cut diamond, 0.30ct approx, width 5mm, 5.7gm, ring size M

£180-220

43.

14ct jade and pearl set spray brooch, 3.7gm, 44mm; also a 9ct pearl and topaz circular leaf brooch, 3.9gm, 23mm (2)

£100-150

44.

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9ct oval cabouchon coral and seed pearl brooch, 4.9gm, 19mm x 23mm; with a gilt plated amethyst and pearl set brooch, 22.9gm, 43mm x 36mm (2)

£45-65

45.

Attractive pair of 18ct white gold tanzanite and diamond oval cluster earrings, each with an oval tanzanite 1.28ct, in a double border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.76ct approx in total, post backs, 14mm x 13mm

£1800-2200

46.

18ct yellow gold ruby, sapphire and diamond cluster ring, width 9mm, 3.3gm, ring size H/I

£240-280

47.

Pretty 18ct yellow gold sapphire and diamond dress ring, the sapphire of good colour, 0.75ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 8mm, ring size M/N

£450-550

48.

18ct ruby and diamond five stone ring in a cross-over design setting, width 6mm, 3.3gm, ring size P

£120-160

49.

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Good 18ct white gold solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.50ct approx, clarity SI, colour H/I, width 5mm, 2.9gm, ring size L/M

** Numbered 0921868 to the inside of the shank

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50.

18ct yellow gold sapphire and diamond five stone claw set ring, width 7mm, 3.6gm, ring size O/P

£120-160

51.

18ct yellow gold ruby and diamond cluster ring, the oval ruby 0.85ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 5.1gm, width 13mm, ring size N/O

£400-600

52.

Impressive platinum amethyst dress ring set with diamonds in a stepped stylised setting, the amethyst 14.00ct approx, the diamonds 0.35ct approx in total, width 18mm, 10.2gm, ring size O/P

£600-800

53.

14ct yellow gold three stone diamond ring, round brilliant-cuts, 0.50ct approx, width 5mm, 4.9gm, ring size Q/R ** with box

£250-300

54.

Large and heavy carved reconstituted emerald bead necklace with a rose coloured toggle clasp, the beads 18mm to 24mm wide approx, 136.5gm, 19.25" long

£100-150

55.

Attractive 18ct yellow gold ruby and diamond ring, old-cut centre diamond 0.39ct, set in a border of round and baguette-cut rubies, estimated 1.13ct approx in total, width 10.5mm, 4.6gm, ring size M

£1500-2000

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56.

Fancy 9ct white gold sapphire and diamond dress cluster ring with diamond set shoulders, width 9mm, 3.1gm, ring size L/M

£140-160

57.

14ct yellow gold mixed sapphire slender long necklace, 5.1gm, 21" long

£500-600

58.

Attractive 18ct rose diamond and blue enamel circular pendant/ brooch, the centre with a scroll design set with diamonds within a diamond set border, 13gm, 29mm diameter

£500-800

59.

Period 18ct and platinum scroll set diamond ring, width 4mm, 3.1gm, ring size K (one stone missing)

£150-200

60.

18ct white gold sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the sapphire 1.00ct approx, width 8mm, 4.1gm, ring size O

£150-200

61.

Impressive 18ct yellow gold pink tourmaline and diamond band ring, the tourmaline 1.15ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds estimated 3.00ct in total, width 16mm, 12gm, ring size N

£700-1000

62.

Good 18ct and platinum aquamarine and diamond oval cluster ring, the oval aquamarine 1.70ct approx, in a halo setting with round brilliant-cut and baguette-cut diamonds, 0.40ct approx in total, 4gm, 15mm x 14.5mm, ring size M

£700-900

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Attractive platinum cabouchon opal, ruby and diamond circular cluster ring with set shoulders, 13mm diameter, 5.4gm, ring size N

£800-1000

64.

Attractive modern pair of 18ct white gold circular cluster earrings, each with circular opal cabouchons in a border of calibrated rubies and diamonds, post and butterfly backs, 3.8gm, 11mm diameter

£400-600

65.

Fancy 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.90ct approx in total, 18mm, 6.6gm, ring size K

£450-550

66.

Pretty 9ct turquoise and pearl floral design ring, width 9.5mm, 1.5gm, ring size M

£80-100

67.

18ct princess-cut solitaire diamond ring, 0.10ct approx, width

3.5mm, 3.4gm, ring size L

£100-150

68.

Attractive antique graduated pearl necklace with a very fine diamond and sapphire white metal clasp, set with a principle marquise diamond 1.00ct approx, in a border of baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds and calibrated sapphires, the pearls graduating from 3mm to 8mm, 12.2gm, 15" long

£1200-1600

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18ct yellow gold sapphire and diamond twist design three stone ring, the oval sapphire 0.50ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 2.4gm, ring size J

£180-220

70.

Four 18ct diamond set rings, 9.4gm (4)

£300-400

71.

Modern 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond pendant on a slender chain, the oval sapphire 2.30ct approx, mounted over a single round brilliant-cut diamond, 0.50ct approx, clarity VS2, colour G, 6.5gm, the pendant 25mm x 8mm, the chain 18"long

£400-600

72.

Attractive platinum emerald and diamond cluster ring, the emerald 0.6ct approx, in a rectangular setting with cut corners and diamond set shoulders, round brilliant-cuts, the diamonds estimated 0.60ct approx, 53gm, width 14mm, ring size P/O

£750-850

73.

Attractive platinum sapphire and diamond cluster ring, round brilliant-cut diamonds and calibrated sapphires, the centre diamond 0.50ct approx, 8mm diameter, 4.2gm, ring size K/L; with a pair of matching cluster stud earrings, the centre diamonds 0.30ct approx, post and butterfly backs, 8mm diameter

£1000-1500

74.

Large silver gilt dress ring set with pink tourmaline, emeralds and diamonds, the tourmaline 0.45ct, emeralds 0.35ct. rose-cut diamonds 0.78ct approx, width 24mm, 10.5gm, ring size M

£240-280

75.

Fine platinum aquamarine and diamond ring, the oval-cut aquamarine 5.05ct approx, in a stylised setting consisting of round brilliant and tapered baguette borders, width 18mm, 10.5gm, ring size M/N

£1200-1600

76.

18ct rose gold cabouchon ruby oval cluster ring, width 17mm, 4.7gm, ring size M

£260-320

77.

Theo Fennel 18ct 'lawyer skull' design ring, London 2010, signed 'FENNELL', 29.2gm, width 22mm, ring size Q/R

£2000-2500

78.

Attractive 18ct yellow gold gem set brooch, with a centre cabouchon opal, with lapis lazuli, rubies and round brilliant-cut diamonds, 9.9gm, 36mm x 24mm

£450-550

79.

Attractive 18ct yellow gold three row diamond ring, round brilliant-cuts, width 8mm, 2.9gm, ring size L

£400-600

80.

18ct white gold solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.80ct approx, clarity SI2, colour G, width 7mm, 3.7gm, ring size N

£55-650

81.

18ct white gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring, 9mm, 3.2gm, ring size N

£110-150

82.

Art Deco style platinum emerald and diamond cluster ring, the emerald 0.40ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 3.7gm, width 12mm, ring size N/O

£450-550

83.

Attractive platinum emerald and diamond cluster ring, the emeralds 0.40ct approx in total, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.20ct approx in total, 9mm, 2.7gm, ring size L/M ** with box

£300-500

84.

Gentleman's 18ct yellow and white gold retro-style ring, set with a single round brilliant-cu diamond, 0.10ct approx, width 9mm, 8.3gm, ring size Y

£350-400

85.

Pair of cultured pearl and diamond bow design earrings, round brilliant-cut, the pearls 8mm, post and butterfly backs, drop 20.5mm

£180-220

86.

Platinum solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.59ct, clarity I, width 6.5mm, 4.9gm, ring size M/N

£400-600

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87.

Attractive bespoke 18ct yellow gold ruby and diamond dress ring, with a centre round brilliant-cut diamond, 0.50ct approx set to either side with five graduated rubies between diamond borders, width 9mm, 9.1gm, ring size I/J

£600-800

88.

Attractive Art Deco white metal ruby and diamond clip brooch, the round ruby 1.00ct approx, in a millegrain setting with old-cut diamonds, estimated 3.20-3.50ct approx, 6gm, 24mm x 17mm

£650-850

89.

18ct white gold old-cut solitaire diamond ring, 0.45ct approx, width 6mm 1.8gm, ring size M/N

£250-300

90.

Pair of pear shaped ruby earrings set on yellow metal, each 3.20ct approx, stamped '10k', hook backs, 2.8gm, 31mm

£200-300

91.

Novelty Dachshund 18ct yellow gold brooch with ruby set eyes, 10.3gm, 32mm

£320-380

92.

14ct filigree butterfly brooch set with cabouchon gems including tiger's eye, 5gm, 21mm x 26mm

£100-150

93.

Cultured pearl necklace with a 9ct clasp, 13.1gm, the pearls 4.5mm, 17" long

£30-60

94.

Baroque pearl necklace with brushed gold-plated and silver hinged hoop clasp, 88.9gm

£160-200

95.

Pair of 18ct white gold diamond set flower design earrings, round brilliant-cuts, estimated 0.70ct approx in total, post and butterfly backs, 4.8gm, 12mm

£400-600

96.

Attractive 18ct tanzanite and diamond oval cluster ring, the tanzanite 1.20ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 12.5mm, 3.3gm, ring size O/P

£280-320

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Good 18ct white gold princess-cut solitaire diamond ring, 0.70ct approx, clarity VS, colour H/I, width 6mm, 3.4gm, ring size N/O ** with box

£500-800

102.

Attractive platinum yellow sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the sapphire 2.20ct approx, with baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated 0.75ct in total, 5.5gm width 14mm, ring size N

£800-1000

103.

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Attractive 14ct yellow gold sapphire set necklace, 4.2gm 22" long

£500-600

98.

Lapis lazuli 9ct floral design brooch, 10.4gm, 64mm (at fault)

£80-120

99.

18ct yellow gold twist design three stone diamond ring, round brilliant-cuts, 0.50ct approx in total, width 7mm,2.7gm, ring size K

£240-280

100.

Pair of modern 18ct white gold oval aquamarine and diamond cluster earrings, the aquamarines each 0.50ct approx, round brilliant-cuts, post and butterfly backs, 3.6gm, 10mm x 8mm

£300-500

Attractive modern 18ct white gold aquamarine and diamond oval cluster ring, set with three oval aquamarines 0.80ct approx in total, in a setting of round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.30ct approx in total, width 10mm, 3.5gm, ring size N/O ** with box

£400-600

104.

Diamond set skull pendant in silver and silver gilt on a silver chain, the diamonds 0.40ct approx in total, the pendant 18mm x 12mm; boxed

£160-200

105.

Amethyst 9ct oval set pendant on a slender chain, the of good colour amethyst 2.35ct approx, 3.5gm, the pendant 26mm x 13.5mm

£50-80

106.

Antique gold backed pearl and garnet pendant, 16.5gm, 116mm x 62mm (at fault)

£150-200

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107.

18ct yellow gold sapphire and diamond three stone ring, the centred oval sapphire 0.75ct approx, with round brilliant-cut diamond to either side, each 0.40ct approx, width 9mm, 4gm, ring size T/U ** with box

£300-500

108.

Antique yellow metal tie pin set with a single ruby, 1.3gm, 56mm, with box

£30-40

109.

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14ct yellow gold topaz single stone set ring with a stylised setting, width 12mm, 3.1gm, ring size K

£150 -200

110.

Good 18ct yellow gold mixed-cut diamond cluster ring, baguette and round brilliant-cut, estimated 1.20ct approx in total, width 10mm, 3.9gm, ring size L ** with box

£400-600

111.

Fine modern 18ct white gold tanzanite and diamond ring by Illiana, the tanzanite of good colour 4.00ct approx, with stepped shoulders set with princess and round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 11mm, 5.8gm, ring size N/O ** with box

£800-1200

112.

Good Art Deco style platinum baguette and round brilliant-cut diamond dress cluster ring, baguette and round brilliant-cuts, estimated 0.75ct approx in total, 4.8gm, width 16mm, ring size N/O

£750-850

113.

Attractive pair of 18ct white gold pear shaped sapphire and diamond drop earrings, the sapphires each 0.30ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, post backs, 5gm, drop 23mm

£450-550

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Large silver dress ring set with a central cushion cabochon , with surrounding baguette and round-cut diamonds in an ornate arrangement, the morganite 9.15ct approx, the diamonds 1.12ct approx in total, width 27mm, 7.2gm, ring size O/P; with box

£280-320

115.

Pair of modern 18ct white gold green sapphire and diamond earrings, each with three round brilliant-cut diamond's over a single oval sapphire, the sapphires each 2.20ct approx, post backs, 4.6gm, 14mm

£350-450

116.

Impressive Art Deco platinum diamond set plaque ring, with old-cut diamonds set in a rectangular millegrain setting, estimated 3.50-4.00ctct approx in total, 22mm x 13mm, 6.3gm, ring size N/O ** with a modern box

£2000-3000

117.

Attractive modern 18ct white gold aquamarine and diamond circular cluster ring with set shoulders, the aquamarine 2.00ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamond, 0.80ct approx in total, 12mm diameter, 2.9gm, ring size N ** with box

£550-650

118.

Attractive diamond set tiara/hair attachment on a short cultured pearl suspension, set with baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds in yellow and white metal, 8gm, the pendant 25mm

£600-800

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119.

Yellow metal chain ring with a key and charm attachment, 3.2gm, ring size J/K

£150-200

120.

Certified 18ct yellow gold diamond half eternity ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.50ct approx in total, clarity I, colour I, width 3mm, 3.5gm, ring size P/Q

** with a GGI Canadian Diamond report card

£300-500

121.

9ct triplet opal oval ring, width 20mm, 2.9gm, ring size M

£60-100

122.

Good platinum emerald and diamond oval cluster ring, the emerald 1.10ct approx, in a border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, 1.00ct approx in total, 4.9gm, width 14mm, ring size

M/N

£1000-1500

123.

Modern attractive pair of 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond cluster stud earrings, with asscher-cut centre diamonds in a calibrated sapphire border, post back, 2.6gm, 8mm

** with box

£350-450

124.

Ornate platinum emerald and diamond dress ring in the Art Deco style, the central step-cut emerald 0.90ct approx, width 17mm, 5.2gm, ring size L/M

£1700-1900

125.

Attractive boulder opal, diamond and gen set oval pendant on a slender 18ct necklace, the opal 4.14ct approx, the pendant 32mm x 18mm

£1200-1600

126.

18ct yellow gold sapphire and diamond three stone ring, princesscut sapphire 0.50ct approx, with round brilliant-cut diamonds to either side, each 0.15ct approx, width 7mm, 3.1gm, ring size P

£150-250

127.

Pair of 14ct yellow gold sapphire earrings, hook backs, 28mm

£130-160

128.

Victorian silver single fork, London 1840, 7" long, 1.8 oz t

£15-25

129.

Fine quality 18ct yellow gold pavé set horse design brooch, the body with calibrated sapphires with round brilliant-cut diamonds set to the tails, legs head and mane, 14.8gm, 54mm x 41mm

£1500-2000

130.

18ct yellow gold three stone diamond ring, round brilliant-cuts, 0.65ctm width 5mm, 3.1gm, ring size M

£180-220

131.

Three assorted 9ct stone set dress rings, 11.1gm (3)

£160-220

132.

Fancy platinum and diamond ring in the Art Deco manner, baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds in a millegrain pierced setting, estimated 0.80ct approx, 4.4gm, width 12mm, ring size N

£750-850

133.

Attractive 18ct white gold aquamarine and diamond circular cluster ring, the aquamarine 0.25ct approx, in a border consisting of ten round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.33ct approx in total, 9mm diameter, 2.3gm, ring size M ** with box

£250-350

134.

Attractive pair of 18ct white gold droplet earrings, with suspended large grey pearls and cushion tanzanite and diamonds set to the bales, the tanzanite estimated 3.24ct approx in total, round-cut diamonds 0.27ct approx, post and butterfly backs, 28mm; with box

£1650-1850

135.

Modern 14ct white gold solitaire diamond ring with set shoulders, round brilliant-cut, 0.40ct, clarity SI1, colour H, width 7mm, ring size N

£350-400

136.

Attractive 18ct yellow gold sapphire and diamond five stone ring in a scroll setting, with three round sapphires ad two round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 6mm, 4.8gm, ring size M/N

£200-300

137.

Good fancy modern 18ct white gold emerald and diamond dress cluster ring, with tree emeralds in a border of twelve round brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated 1.20ct approx in total, width 12mm, 7.7gm, ring size O/P

£500-800

138.

Platinum peridot and diamond oval cluster ring, the peridot 1.70ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.50ct approx in total,

9ct oval gem set single stone ring, 3.7gm, width 18mm, ring size I

£35-55

139.

Vera Wang Love 18ct bicolour full eternity ring, round brilliantcuts, 0.45ct in total, signed, width 6.5mm, 7.9gm, ring size O/P

£450-550

140.

Antique old cushion-cut solitaire diamond ring, raised in a rubover claw setting in yellow gold, 1.00ct approx, clarity VS2/SI, width 11mm, 6.8gm, ring size P/Q

** with an historical valuation for insurance purposes for £4500 dated December 2010

£1500-2000

141.

9ct white gold diamond set line bracelet, round brilliant-cuts, 0.25ct approx, width 4mm, 7.5gm, 7.25" long

£150-250

143.

Certificated 18ct rose gold solitaire fancy diamond pendant set, round brilliant-cut, 0.71ct, clarity SI1, on a rose gold plated silver chain; with box ** World Gemological Report no. GI9624147032

£600-700

144.

Fancy openwork pendant in yellow metal set with diamonds, an oval emerald and a suspended cultured pearl, on a gold-plated silver chain, the emerald 0.40ct approx; with box

£160-200

145.

18ct boulder opal, diamond and gem set oval dress ring, the opal 3.50ct, round brilliant-cuts 2.37ct, 22.5mm x 17mm, 7.4gm, ring size M/N

£800-1200

146.

Attractive antique 15ct amethyst necklace, with three oval amethyst on a belcher chain, the centre amethyst 22mm x 18mm, 28.3gm, the barrel clasp stamped '15CT', 15" long

£500-800

150 (See page 17)
151 (See page 17)

147.

14ct yellow gold aquamarine and diamond ring, the aquamarine 12mm x 8mm, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 3.2gm, ring size L

£320-380

148.

Antique 15ct snake necklace, stamped '15', 21.3gm, 16" long

£500-700

149.

18ct yellow gold solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut in a rub-over white metal setting, 0.50ct approx, clarity VS2/SI, width 7mm, 3.8gm, ring size Q

£400-600

150.

Fine platinum brilliant-cut solitaire diamond ring, within an eightclaw setting, 1.05ct approx, clarity SI1, colour J, with diamond set shoulders, 0.15ct approx, ring width 8mm, 3.12gm, ring size L ** with ring box

£1000-1500

151.

Novelty white metal diamond set frog stick pin, 2.8gm, 58mm

£30-60

152.

Attractive platinum aquamarine and diamond dress ring, with princess-cut aquamarines, 0.90ct, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.55ct approx, 4.8gm, width 8mm, ring size O

£650-750

153.

Good pair of Art Deco style 18ct white gold circular pierced diamond set earrings, round brilliant-cuts, the centre diamonds each 0.25ct approx, post and butterfly backs, 6.4gm, 13mm diameter

£600-800

154.

Antique gold belcher link necklet, 17.2gm, 17" long (at fault)

£200-300

155.

Attractive Victorian style amethyst and diamond bangle, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 11.7gm, band width 8mm, 62mm wide

£300-400

156.

Victorian high grade yellow metal moss agate oval pendant/ brooch, the repoussé border set with seed pearls and coloured gem stones, 19.2gm, 56mm wide

£150-250

157.

18ct cylinder fob watch in an engine turned and enamel case, 30.7gm, 36mm (at fault)

£300-400

158.

Stauffer & Co. 18ct cylinder hunter fob watch, signed movement, Roman numeral dial, 38.5gm, 36mm

£500-600

159.

Pretty antique 18ct yellow gold rose diamond and pearl ring in a scroll setting, width 6mm, 3.4gm, ring size M/N

£250-300

160.

H. Perregaux, Locle 18ct cylinder fob watch, no. 12537, Roman numeral dial and engine turned case, 26.9gm, 32mm (at fault)

£350-450

161.

18ct intaglio ring, width 15mm, 12.1gm, ring size O/P

£400-500

163 (See page 18) 165 (See page 18)

162.

Attractive 18ct yellow gold diamond cluster ring, round brilliantcut, 0.70ct approx in total, 2.4gm, width 9.5mm, ring size M

£420-480

163.

Attractive pair of 18ct white gold ruby and diamond earrings, with suspended rubies in a diamond set halo, the rubies each 0.25ct approx, post and butterfly backs, 4.6gm, 16mm

£400-600

164.

Victorian 9ct vinaigrette enamel charm, enamelled with a crest and blue flag, Birmingham 1893, maker 'J.W.B', 12.8gm, 22mm

£150-250

165.

Pair of 18ct rose gold morganite and diamond drop earrings, the pear-cut morganite 8.95ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamond, 0.35ct approx in total, post and butterfly backs, 6.9gm, drop 38mm

£1200-1600

166.

Angling Interest - 9ct presentation medallion for the 'P.S.A.S Cup Winners 1915 W.Ireland', 4.7gm, 32mm x 25mm

£65-85

167.

Citrine circular pendant in a yellow metal mount, 1.2gm, 12mm diameter; together with an amethyst pendant in a yellow metal mount (2)

£120-150

168.

Asprey 9ct bookmark, with an engine turned spring-action arm, Pat. No. 257529, London 1927, 7.6gm, 70mm

£150-250

169.

18ct white gold oval diamond solitaire ring, 0.50ct approx, clarity SI2, width 6mm, 2.1gm, ring size L/M

£400-500

170.

182 (See page 19)

9ct 1982 half sovereign ring, 8gm, ring size O/P

£240-280

171.

9ct charm bracelet with assorted charms and a padlock clasp, 18.6gm

£280-320

172.

Attractive pair of 18ct emerald and diamond oval cluster earrings, with oval emeralds each estimated 1.10ct approx, in a border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated 2.20ct approx in total, post and butterfly backs, 14mm x 13mm; with box

£1500-2000

173.

9ct gate bracelet with a padlock clasp, 6.9gm

£100-150

174.

9ct curb link bracelet with a padlock clasp, 10.4gm

£150-200

175.

Impressive 18ct white gold rose-cut ruby and diamond cluster ring, the oval centre diamond measures 9.5mm x 8mm, the cluster 18mm x 17mm, 7.4gm, ring size M

£800-1200

176.

9ct bangle, 9ct wedding band ring and a 9ct belcher link necklace, 14.8gm in total

£220-250

177.

18ct knot design ring, Birmingham 1901, width 9mm, 3.9gm; with an 18ct and white metal pierced band ring, 3.7gm (2)

£180-220

178.

Unusual gilt necklace made up from pocket watch balance cocks, 29" long approx, 111.6gm

£40-80

179.

Good 18ct white gold emerald and tapered baguette-cut three stone diamond ring, the emerald-cut 0.25ct approx, clarity VS, width 5mm, 2gm, ring size M/N

£300-400

180.

Collection of assorted vintage bead necklets

£30-50

181.

Antique yellow metal serpent design mourning brooch, with a stone set eye, 9.6gm, 30mm; 14ct enamel brooch, 3.2gm; also a 9ct mounted oval brooch, 5.9gm (3)

£120-180

182.

Attractive butterfly brooch brooch in the Victorian style, set with rose-cut diamonds, emeralds, rubies and sapphires in silver and yellow metal, 6.6gm, 27mm x 41mm

£250-300

183.

1911 full sovereign coin with a pendant mount, 8.6gm

£300-350

189 (See page 20)

191 (See page 20)

185.

(See page 20)

9ct necklace, 4.3gm; gilded folding book design locket pendant on a chain; Gilded engraved oval and enamel locket pendant on a gilded chain, sterling silver green enamel butterfly brooch, carved Chinese green hardstone pendant on chain and also a carved hardstone fish design pendant; also with a silver gilt green and clear stone set bracelet

£60-100

186.

Collection of eight assorted stone set 9ct rings, 20.3gm; with an 18ct and platinum diamond ring, 2.3gm (9)

£300-350

193

187.

Royal Mint - four 2007 Diamond Wedding Crown

Five Pound proof coins, celebrating the 60th Wedding Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, each in presentation sleeve; Westminster - Diana, Princess of Wales Five Dollar proof coin, cupro-nickel plated in 24 carat gold, with box and certificate; Westminster - 2007 Diamond Wedding Five Dollar proof coin with diamonds, cupro-nickel plated in 24 carat gold, with box and certificate, issue no. 0575 of 1947; UK Vivat Regina Five Pounds coin and a UK Britannia silver 2 Pounds coin, once ounce, dated 1998, cased

£50-80

188.

192.

Attractive yellow sapphire and diamond set 'wings' pendant, set in silver on an 18ct fine necklace, the sapphire 0.60ct approx, the diamonds estimated 0.60ct approx, 3.8gm, the pendant 40mm wide; with box

£300-350

193.

9ct yellow gold propelling pencil, London 1926, inscribed 'L.F-H', maker G & S Co Ld (probably Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd), 17.9gm, 5.5'' long approx extended including loop

£100-150

189.

Good platinum princess-cut solitaire diamond ring, 1.00ct approx, clarity VS, colour J/K, width 7mm, 5.9gm, ring size M/N

£900-1100

190.

Gold cameo ring, 9ct eternity ring, silver eternity ring, silver cameo pendant, two delft brooches, two pendants, pair of earrings and a single earring

£80-120

191.

Fine quality GIA certified three stone emerald-cut diamond platinum ring, width 8mm, 5.9gm, ring size M/N; with box and three individual GIA reports

* Centre diamond 1.20ct clarity VS2, colour G

* Side diamond 0.60ct, clarity VS1, colour G

* Side diamond 0.60ct, clarity VS2, colour G

£6000-7000

Modern 18ct white gold spinel and diamond ring, the oval spinel 3.39ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.38ct approx in total, width 13mm, 6.9gm, ring size M/N ** with box

£400-600

194.

Edwardian 1910 full sovereign coin, 8gm

£300-400

195.

Victorian 1900 full sovereign coin in a 9ct pendant mount, 13.4gm

£380-420

196.

Assorted 9ct items to include a locket, brooch, two bracelets, two necklets and an oval locket pendant, 21.6gm

£320-380

197.

18ct solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.40ct approx, width 5mm, 2.4gm, ring size P/Q, with box; together with another 18ct three stone diamond cross-over design ring, 2.2gm (2)

£150-200

192
200 ( See page 21)
201 (See page 21)
202 (See page 21)
212 (See page 21)
211 (See page 21)

216 (See page 22)

198.

18ct yellow gold radiant-cut solitaire diamond ring, 0.50ct approx, clarity VS2/SI, width 6mm, 2.9gm, ring size J/K

£450-550

199.

18ct yellow gold twist design diamond set ring, round brilliantcuts, 0.78ct approx in total, width 9.5mm, 4.9gm, ring size L

£340-380

200.

Antique old mine-cut diamond cluster ring, the centre diamond 0.50ct approx, clarity SI, colour J, in a border of eight further diamonds, 14mm, 3.3gm, ring size G; with box

£500-800

201.

Pair of 18ct yellow gold diamond stud earrings, round brilliantcuts in a rub-over setting, 0.30ct approx in total, post and butterfly backs, 2.4gm, 5.5mm diameter

£220-280

202.

Attractive pavé diamond set silver and 9ct gold heart shaped pendant, round brilliant-cut diamonds estimated 3.50ct approx in total, 8gm, 35mm x 24mm

£900-1100

203.

Attractive 14ct white gold sapphire and diamond dress band ring, set with seven emerald-cut sapphires in a pierced border set with round brilliant-cuts diamonds, width 8mm, 3.8gm, ring size N

£400-500

204.

Period 18ct circular diamond set cluster ring, 1.7gm, 11mm diameter, ring size N/O

£200-250

205.

Attractive platinum amethyst and diamond set pendant on a slender necklace, with a round brilliant-cut diamond cluster over a large pear shaped amethyst of good colour, 9.2gm, the pendant 30mm x 13mm, the necklace 16" long

£400-500

206.

18ct blue topaz and diamond cluster ring, the topaz 0.50ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 10mm, 2.7gm, ring size P/Q

£300-400

219 (See page 22)

218 (See page 22)

207.

Impressive platinum pavé diamond band dress ring, round brilliant-cut, estimated 1.40ct approx in total, width 10mm, 12.3gm, ring size M/N

£450-650

208.

Collection of ten assorted 9ct diamond and gem set pendants, 18.9gm (10)

£350-450

209.

18ct yellow gold ruby and pavé diamond set dress band ring, the ruby 0.75ct approx, round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 5mm, 4.8gm, ring size L/M

£300-400

210.

Pair of 9ct white gold blue topaz pear shaped stud earrings, post and butterfly backs, 20mm x 12mm

** with box

£150-200

211.

Attractive modern 18ct bicolour sapphire and diamond necklet and matching bracelet, the wave set necklet set with four oval sapphire and diamond drops, each sapphire 0.20ct approx, 26.6gm, 18" long; the bracelet set with three oval sapphires, 11.6gm, 7.25" long

** with box

£1600-2200

212.

Novelty silver and 9ct diamond set pig charm, with a ruby set eye, 2.2gm, 18mm

£200-250

213.

9ct sapphire and diamond oval cluster ring, 0.20ct approx, 2gm, ring size N; three stone diamond ring, 1gm, and a yellow metal single stone ring, 2.7gm (3)

£80-120

214.

Attractive Edwardian 18ct opal and diamond ring, Birmingham 1902, with three oval opal cabochon's set with six old-cut diamonds in an elaborate scroll setting, 5.3gm, width 10mm, ring size M

** with a valuation for insurance purposes for £3200 dated September 2019

£350-450

215.

Ruby and diamond 9ct yellow gold dress ring, width 12mm, 3.2gm, ring size Q

£100-150

216.

Unusual platinum marquise shaped aquamarine and diamond ring, the slender shoulders set with baguette-cut diamonds, 18mm x 8mm, 10gm, ring size M/N

£550-650

217.

9ct white gold dress with set with five round brilliant-cut daisy clusters, width 5mm, 3.3gm, ring size N

£150-200

218.

Pair of 9ct square diamond cluster stud earrings, post and butterfly backs, 1gm, 7mm

£120-150

219.

GIA certified 18ct white gold solitaire diamond ring, round brilliant-cut, 0.60ct, clarity SI1, colour F, width 6mm, 2.9gm, ring size J/K

** with GIA Diamond Dossier

£550-650

220.

9ct yellow gold five stone diamond ring in an illusion setting, 0.15ct, width 3.5mm, 2.7gm, ring size N/O

£40-80

221.

9ct garnet and diamond dress ring, width 6mm, 2gm, ring size

M/N

£30-60

222.

18ct yellow gold oval amethyst and diamond cluster ring with pierced stylised shoulder, 16mm x 13mm, 6.1gm, ring size N

£120-180

223.

Collection of ten assorted ring watch boxes (10)

£10-20

224.

Antique yellow metal fancy link guard chain, 36.5gm, 46" long (with a plated clasp)

£500-700

225.

Two antique turquoise set rings (one with a stone missing), 7.1gm; 18ct blue stone ring, 5.9gm, with three other rings, 7.3gm (6)

£400-600

226.

18ct yellow gold diamond cluster ring, round brilliant-cuts, 0.55ct approx in total, 12mm, 3.3gm, ring size K

£500-600

227.

Yellow metal turquoise set part stud set, 14.6gm

£300-350

228.

Pair of gold drop earrings, hook backs, 5.3gm, drop 36mm

£70-100

229.

Two 9ct pendants, broken 9ct brooch and chain 8.3gm in total; with a pair of stone set earring, single pearl set ring, silver brooch and two pairs of earrings and a single earring

£120-160

230 (See page 23)
234 (See page 23)
234
235 (See page 23)
236 (See page 23)

230.

Fabergé - pair of certified 'Colours of Love Sasha' 18ct white gold diamond egg stud earrings, pavé set with forty-four round brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.32ct in total, each set with a hidden Mozambican ruby the frame backs, 12mm x 9mm

** Accompanied with the original box and Certificate of Authenticity dated August 2021

£800-1200

231.

Victorian engraved yellow metal and enamel oval mourning locket pendant, set with seed pearls, the interior inset with a lock of hair and photograph of a gentleman, 9.9gm, 38mm x 22mm (pearl missing); with a Victorian oval silver locket pendant with a monogram to the front, inset with a lock of hair and a photograph of a lady, 16.5gm, 49mm x 28mm (2)

£120-180

232.

Long graduated coral bead necklace, 55.9gm, the beads 4mm to 6mm approx, 64" long; pair of white metal filigree and mesh wide bracelets, 161.9gm; also a gilt metal link bracelet, 22.2gm

£30-50

233.

Ornate yellow metal filigree gem set brooch, 13.7gm, 46mm

£150-200

234.

Fine and impressive Art Deo platinum diamond set bracelet, composed of three three large oval pierced stylised millegrain panels set with old-cut diamonds linked with three smaller panels, the principal centre diamond 1.07ct approx, the other two principal diamonds each 0.80ct approx, in each width 27mm, 65gm, 7.25" long

*With original box

£6000-9000

235.

Victorian 1900 full sovereign coin, 8gm

£300-400

236.

Victorian 'young head' 1880 full sovereign coin, 8gm

£300-400

237.

Victorian 1888 full sovereign coin, 8gm; with box

£300-350

238.

Royal Mint 1995 Proof Sovereign coin, 8gm, with certificate and box

£300-350

239.

Royal Mint 1995 Proof Sovereign coin, 8gm, with certificate and box

£300-350

240.

2006 Gold Proof Sovereign coin, 8gm, with certificate and box, no. 8511

£300-350

241.

Henry VII, Replica Gold Sovereign, (0.375 gold, 38mm, 31.3g), issued by Westminster Mint presented in the original box of issue with Certificate of Authenticity

£450-550

242.

9ct curb link bracelet with assorted charms and a heart shaped padlock clasp, 23gm

£380-420

243.

9ct rose gold curb link watch Albert chain, with T-bar and end hinged clasps, 17gm, 15" long

£380-420

244.

Good 18ct yellow gold diamond set line bracelet, round brilliantcuts, estimated 1.20ct approx in total, width 3mm, with safety chain, 11.5gm

£700-900

245.

Cartier Love 18ct rose gold bangle, signed Cartier 19, no. RJB036, 34.1gm, width 67mm

** with the original box and screwdriver, also with the Cartier certificate dated 11 Dec 2022

£2500-3500

246.

18ct white gold pavé diamond set cross pendant on a slender necklace, round brilliant-cuts, 5.3gm, the pendant 35mm x 19mm, the necklace 18" long

£400-500

(See page 23)

247.

Cartier Love Wedding Band 18ct and diamond set ring, signed, Cartier 56, no. EZD720, width 4mm, 5gm, ring size O ** with Cartier pouch and box

£700-900

248.

Cartier 'Ecrou de Cartier' 18ct white gold bangle, signed 29.6gm, size 17, signed, no. FUF532, width 65mm

** See for reference - https://www.cartier.com/en-gb/ecrou-decartier-bracelet_cod44733502651436443.html

£1500-2000

249.

Fine quality Boodles platinum solitaire diamond ring, emerald-cut, 0.67ct, clarity VVS, signed, no. 0144204H, width 5mm, 6.3gm, ring size L

£800-1000

250.

Pair of Boodles 18ct white gold diamond stud earrings, round brilliant-cuts, 1.01ct in total, clarity VS, post and butterfly backs, signed, no. 0927G0695K; with box

£750-850

251.

Fine Boodles Waterfall platinum diamond double bangle, round brilliant-cut diamonds, 3.36ct, signed, no. 1122180089, 47gm, 67mm wide

£7000-9000

252.

Boodles platinum wedding band ring, signed, no. 0337G0142K, width 3mm, 5.7gm, ring size M

£120-180

253.

Period 18ct white gold five stone diamond ring, round old-cuts, estimated 0.55ct approx in total, width 5mm, 2.4gm, ring size N

£150-250

254.

Pair of 18ct white gold diamond set snowflake earrings, each set with six marquise-cut diamonds, post and butterfly backs, 2.1gm, 10mm

£340-380

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260.

Attractive fine pair of 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond drop earrings, with oval cabouchon sapphires on a pavé diamond setting suspended in a halo sapphire border, post backs, 16.8gm, 54mm (327)

£1100-1500

261.

Pair of 18ct rhodium plated black diamond set openwork design earrings, post and butterfly backs, 20.7gm, drop 52mm (328)

£750-850

262.

Pair of impressive diamond and jade drop earrings, each with circular pierced carved discs and round brilliant-cut diamonds, 18k post backs, 24.4g, drop 82m approx (329)

£1800-2200

263.

Pair of 18ct white gold cultured pearl and diamond stud earrings, the pearls 8mm, in a border of round brilliant-cut diamonds, post and butterfly backs, 4.2gm (330)

£600-700

264.

268.

Pair of impressive multi-cut diamond drop earrings in white and yellow metal, each with five oval rose-cuts in a rub-over setting, post backs, 24.6gm, drop 62mm (335)

£1800-2200

269.

Attractive pair of baroque pearl earrings with 18ct white gold mounts, the pearls 17mm (336)

£400-600

Pair of impressive black and white diamond baroque pearl drop earrings, 23.6gm, drop 47mm (331)

£1200-1500

265.

Fine pair of 18ct white gold pavé diamond ribbon design drop earrings, round brilliant-cuts, clip and post backs, 24.7gm, 70mm (332)

£4000-5000

266.

Pair of modern 18ct white gold long diamond drop earrings, round brilliant-cut diamonds, the largest diamond in each 0.40ct approx, 6.3gm, 80mm approx (333)

£1200-1600

267.

Pair of 18ct white gold diamond stud earrings, round brilliantcuts, each 0.25ct approx, post and butterfly backs, 1.2gm, 5mm (334)

£250-300

270.

Pair of attractive 18ct rose gold diamond and sapphire earrings with detachable drops, round brilliant-cuts, 8.4gm, 24mm (337)

£750-850

271.

Good pair of rose-cut and brilliant-cut earrings set in white gold, post backs, 12.7gm, 17mm (338)

£700-900

272.

Pair of large multi-shaped diamond set earrings, with a scroll openwork design, clip post backs, 27gm, 66mm (339)

£1400-1800

273.

Pair of fancy diamond and citrine set yellow metal drop earrings, with rose-cut pears and pavé set round brilliant-cut diamonds, post backs, 48.92gm, 85mm approx (340)

£1800-2200

274.

Set of three 18ct yellow, white and rose gold pearl set necklaces, the pearls each14mm, 46.7gm total weight (3) (341)

£1900-2200

260 (See page 24)
261 (See page 24)
262 (See page 24)
263 (See page 24)
265

275.

Good modern 18ct white gold round brilliant-cut diamond set necklace, eighty-one stones, estimated 16.20-17.20ct approx in total, 49.5gm, 38" long (342)

£3800-7500

276.

Fancy 18ct white gold diamond set necklace, 10.7gm, 342 long (343)

£1100-1300

277.

Unusual diamond, opal and gem set bug pendant on necklace, the pendant 34mm x 25mm, 17.5gm, 20" long (344)

£600-800

278.

Modern 18ct white gold heart-cut diamond pendant on diamond set necklace with ten round brilliant-cut diamonds, the heart diamond 8mm x 8mm , clarity VS2, 3.5gm, 17" long (345)

£2500-3000

279.

18ct white gold pear-cut diamond pendant on diamond set necklace set with six round-cut diamonds, the pear diamond 1.50ct approx, clarity SI, 5gm, 16" long approx (346)

£2000-2500

280.

Attractive baroque pearl and diamond set necklace, 103.3gm, 35" long (347)

£950-1150

281.

Attractive sapphire bead, onyx and baroque pearl pendant on necklace, 65.7gm, 28" long (348)

£1600-1900

270

282.

page 25)

Impressive moonstone, rose diamond, pearl and get set necklace, 18ct clasp, 183.3gm (349)

£1400-1800

283.

18ct yellow gold pavé set diamond oval dress ring, set with white and fancy yellow round brilliant-cut diamonds, 22mm x 28mm, 18.3gm, ring size M (350)

£1200-1600

284.

Fancy 18ct white gold pierced diamond set dress ring, set with brown tinted and white round brilliant-cut diamonds, width 45mm, 7.1gm, ring size M (351)

£400-600

285.

Large 18ct yellow gold bamboo design hardstone and green set ring, width 36mm, 24.5gm, ring size M/N (352)

£750-850

(See
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268 (See page 25)
273 (See page 25)
272 (See page 25)

286.

Large fancy yellow metal pear shaped diamond cluster ring, the rough-cut centre diamond 12mm x 12mm, in a border consisting of eighteen round brilliant-cuts, estimated 2.00ct approx in total, 9gm, 24mm x 21mm, ring size K/K (353)

£1000-1500

287.

Large diamond and brown jade oval ring, the jade with foliate pierced carving in a pavé diamond double border set in yellow and white metal, 11gm, 33mm x 27mm, ring size M (354)

£500-700

288.

Fancy white metal diamond set cluster ring, the centre diamond 10mm x 8mm with within a border of sixteen round brilliant-cuts, border, 1.12ct approx in total, 7.6gm, 17mm, ring size L (355)

£650-750

289.

Emerald and diamond upfinger serpent design ring, with two pear-cut emeralds each 12.5mm x 9mm, in a pavé diamond setting in yellow and white metal, 9gm, 48mm, ring size M (356)

£1200-1500

290.

Fancy 18ct white gold multi-diamond sheet and brilliant-cut diamond dress ring, width 42mm, 18.6gm, ring size K/L (357)

£1000-1200

291.

18ct rose gold diamond set upfinger ring, 8.8gm, ring size G to N approx (358)

£400-600

292.

Good 18ct yellow gold solitaire brilliant-cut diamond set ring, with the openwork shoulders set with baguette diamonds, the centre diamond 1.75ct approx, clarity VS1, width 8mm, 6gm, ring size L (359)

£4500-5500

293.

Fine 18ct yellow gold emerald ring with trilliant-cut diamond shoulders, the emerald 12mm x 9mm, the diamonds each 0.80ct approx, 7.9gm, ring size L (360)

£4000-5000

294.

Attractive fancy yellow marquise diamond dress ring, in a pavé setting of round brilliant and yellow diamonds, the marquise diamond 15mm x 7mm approx, 14.7gm, width 18mm, ring size M/ N (361)

£4000-5000

295.

Unusual oval diamond and black diamond ring with set split shoulders, the oval diamond 12mm x 6mm, width 17mm, 4.1gm, ring size M (362)

£1400-1800

303 (See page 28)

296.

Fancy triple pear design rose-cut diamond wide dress ring, with split set shoulders, the pear diamonds each 8mm x 6mm approx, width 39mm, 13.4gm, ring size M/N (363)

£1200-1500

297.

Fine and Impressive graduated South Sea pearl necklace, the pearls 15mm-16mm, white metal clasp, 351gm, 43" long (364)

£6500-7500

298.

Antique style rough-cut diamond and brilliant-cut diamond necklace, consisting of eleven clusters set in yellow and white metal, 49.85gm, 16" long (365)

£3200-3800

299.

18ct yellow gold mesh flower brooch, stamped 750, 20gm (366)

£780-850

300.

Antique old-cut diamond set stick pin, 3.4gm, 66mm long (367)

£200-250

301.

18ct yellow gold emerald and cultured pearl brooch, the emeralds 0.38ct approx, 6.5gm, 53mm (368)

£240-280

302.

317 (See page 29) 321 (See page 29)

Unusual diamond sheet and diamond white metal set brooch, 41.9gm, 100mm x 57mm (369)

£1800-2200

303.

Large multicoloured diamond set leaf brooch, 47.1gm, 94mm x 57mm approx (370)

£3200-3600

304.

Impressive large multi-cut diamond set brooch, with mixed rose and round-cuts, 39gm, 94mm x 66mm approx (371)

£4800-5200

305.

Fine antique white metal diamond and pearl drop necklace, set with old-cut diamonds in a scroll openwork setting over a baroque suspended pearl, on an integral neck chain set with further diamonds, 24.6gm, 16" long (372)

£6000-8000

306.

18ct white gold brilliant-cut diamond set necklace, set with eighty-one stones, estimated 15.00-16.00ct approx in total, 50.9gm, 39" long approx (373)

£7500-8500

307.

Pair of unusual 18ct white gold sheet diamond and diamond drop earrings, post backs, 19gm, drop 57mm (374)

£850-950

308.

Utopia South Sea pearl necklace with an 18ct yellow metal clasp, the pearls 15mm approx, 42" long, 299gm (301)

£3000-3500

309.

Impressive large Tahiti cultured pearl necklace, the pearls 16.5mm approx, 308gm, 36" long (302)

£1600-1800

310.

Fine Utopia five strand South Sea pearl necklace with an 18ct white gold diamond clasp, 383.5gm, the pearls 7mm- 10.5mm approx (303)

£3000-3500

311.

Modern 18ct white gold diamond line necklace, set with one hundred and forty round brilliant-cut diamonds, estimated 28.00ct approx in total, the clasp stamped 750, 30gm, 40" long approx (304)

£10,500-12,500

312.

18ct yellow gold flat link necklace, stamped 750, 71gm (305)

£2900-3200

313.

Modern 18ct white gold flat link necklace, stamped 750, 71gm (306)

£2900-3200

314.

Fine novelty diamond archer design brooch, with mixed-cuts to include round brilliant, oval and baguette, 10gm, 50mm x 36mm (307)

£3000-3500

315.

Impressive modern 18ct white gold pear and round diamond bow brooch, stamped 18k 750, 21gm, 110mm wide approx (308)

£3000-4000

316.

Attractive 18ct rhodium plated pearl and gem set fruiting vine brooch, 30gm, 70mm (309)

£1450-1650

317.

Exquisite pliqué-a-jour, diamond and ruby set flower brooch set in yellow gold, 73gm, 175mm x 70mm; with box (310)

£8000-10,000

318.

Two similar mother of pearl and diamond 18ct mounted flower pendants/brooches, each 0.43ct in total, 44mm; with a pair of matching earrings with yellow metal mounts, clip and post backs, 27mm, 42gm (311)

£1600-1900

319.

Pair of fancy 18ct yellow gold diamond set earrings, set with baguette and tapered baguette-cut diamonds, clip and post backs, stamped 750, 16gm, 32mm (312)

£2500-3000

320.

Fancy 18ct bicolour heart diamond ring with pavé set round brilliant-cut diamonds, the heart diamond estimated 2.40ct approx, clarity VS1, stamped 750, width 27mm, 15gm, ring size L/M (313)

£5800-6500

321.

Fine white metal emerald-cut diamond ring with full set diamond band, the emerald-cut diamond 9.5mm x 7mm, estimated 2.50ct approx, clarity VS, the band set with graduated tapered baguette diamonds, width 12mm, 9.5gm, ring size L/M (315)

£13,500-14,500

322.

Impressive 18ct white gold diamond rectangular dress ring with set shoulders, set with pear shaped rose-cut diamonds in a round brilliant-cut diamond border,, 26mm x 22mm, stamped 750, 15gm, ring size M (316)

£1800-2200

323.

Pair of 18ct white gold pavé diamond set flower brooches, one with black diamonds, stamped 750, 20gm, each 40mm (317)

£2200-2600

324.

Fine pair of 18ct white gold multi-cut diamond creeper earrings, each with thirteen round brilliant-cut diamonds over five pear shaped diamond drops, clip and post backs, 8gm,27mm (318)

£2400-2800

325.

Long white gold facet-cut black bead necklace, 16.7gm. 40" long (319)

£360-420

326.

Very fine 18ct white gold rose-cut diamond necklace, 35.40ct approx, 12gm, 39" long (320)

£2500-3000

327.

Large 18ct white gold diamond set rose design openwork brooch, round brilliant-cuts, 32gm, 110mm x 71mm (321)

£2300-2800

328.

Impressive 18ct white gold cultured pearl and diamond set dress ring, the pearl 16mm in a fine diamond set border consisting of round and pear-cut diamonds, stamped 18k, width 21mm, 16gm, ring size M/N (322)

£2500-3000

329.

18ct white gold diamond set flower brooch, set with three fancy coloured diamonds and eight pear-cut diamonds, the centre diamond 0.50ct approx, stamped 750, 5gm, 35mm (323)

£1400-1600

Antique & Works of Art

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Silver & Silverplate

501.

James Dixon & Sons Ltd silver sauce boat, with ring handle and raised on three cast paw feet, hallmarks for Sheffield 1943, 6" wide, 3" high, 5.4oz t

£70-100

502.

Barker Brothers Silver Ltd silver sauce boat, cast gadrooned rim border, leaf capped C scroll handle and raised on three shell mounted feet,, hallmarks for Birmingham 1938, 7.5" wide, 3.75" high, 9.2oz t

£120-150

503.

Pair of Edwardian Corinthian column silver candlesticks by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., with scroll capitals on a plain tapered column and raised square stepped bases with foliate repousse decoration, marks for Sheffield 1907, 10" high (weighted bases)

£400-600

504.

George II Scottish provincial silver teapot, the hinged cover with hardwood finial, the body cast in part with a Boar hunting scene opposite a vacant cartouche, the spout cast with a grotesque mask, maker Alexander Forbes, Aberdeen, marked AF with three towers and sun, 6.25" high, 25.2oz t

£400-500

505.

George V silver cream jug, maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1922, 3.5" high, 2.7oz t

£40-60

506.

J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd trio of silver cruets; comprising caster 3" high, mustard with original spoon and a blue glass liner and open salt cellar with blue glass liner, hallmarks for Birmingham 1973 (Special mark used to commemorate the bicentenary of the Assay Office), 7.1oz t total silver (3)

£80-120

507.

Asprey & Co. silver cased condiment set, consisting of four blue glass lined salts, four pepperettes, four lidded drum mustards and eight condiment spoons, London 1969, the case 11" wide

£150-250

508.

Pair of Victorian squat silver candlesticks, maker Mappin & Webb (John Newton Mappin), with beaded sconces of a half wrythen fluted repousse support over stepped circular bases London 1895, 3" high, 6.2oz t total (2)

£80-120

509.

Set of six silver Apostle coffee spoons, maker Mappin Brothers, Sheffield 1919, 4.5" long, 2.9oz t (6)

£40-60

510.

George V planished silver coffee pot, the hinged cover with hardwood finial and with a hardwood scroll handle bearing a monogrammed cartouche to the body, raised on three cast feet, maker Robert Pringle & Sons, London 1919, 10" high, 29.9oz t

£500-600

511.

Good Ornate Victorian repousse silver oval strut clock, the foliate scrolling case by Louis Dee of London, inscribed 'Jones, Paris Bldes Capucines & 41 St James's Street London', 9" high

£300-400

512.

Small group of silver cruets; pair of William Neale cruets and a set by Docker & Burn Ltd comprising cruet, mustard with cover and open salt, all with blue glass liners 4.9oz t silver total (5)

£60-100

513.

Pair of Victorian boat shaped silver salts with blue glass liners, maker Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1897, 3.5" wide, 3.3oz t silver total, (2)

£40-60

514.

Pair of Georgian boat shaped silver salts with bright-cut decoration, maker TW possibly Thomas Wheatley, Newcastle, 3.5" wide, 2.9oz t total, each with a blue glass liner

£30-50

507 (See page 32)

515.

Pair of American Reed & Barton 'Francis I' pattern Sterling candlesticks, each weighted, bearing factory marks and numbered 57OA to the undersides, 10" high

£250-350

516.

Early Victorian silver chamber stick, naturalistic cast with leaves and with stem handle and foliate snuffer on chain, maker Willmore & Co Birmingham 1838, 2.5" high, 2.2oz t

£80-120

517.

Nathaniel Mills silver gilt oval vinaigrette, the engine turned hinged cover enclosing a fancy pierced foliate grille, hallmarked Birmingham 1834, 2" x 0.75"

£100-150

515
510

518.

Victorian miniature novelty silver mounted egg scent bottle, maker Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd, the base of the bottle stamped Rd no. 20772, the screw cover hallmarked Birmingham 1885, 1.5" high

£70-100

519.

Good Victorian three-piece silver tea set, comprising teapot, cream jug and sucrier, all with scroll and floral repousse decoration, leaf capped scroll handles and on shell cast feet, maker Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox, London 1848, the teapot 5.5" high, 41.8oz t ** Ivory submission reference FYJPLAG3

£600-1000

520.

Fine Elizabeth II Limited edition commemorative silver pedestal bowl, commemorating Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's 90th birthday, with silver gilt Royal lion handles, inscribed "A Birthday Tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, 4th August 1990", maker Garrard & Co. Ltd., London 1990, 14" wide, 9.25" high

** presented well within a fitted case, with Garrard certificate of authenticity stating no. 88 of 90 and further papers

£1500-2000

521.

Pair of S Kirk & Son Sterling silver triple sconce candelabra, the upper screw dividing at the central support, filled, 14.25" high (2)

£250-350

522.

George III silver boat shaped mustard, with handle and hinged cover, enclosing a gilt interior and blue glass liner 3.5" wide, 3.25" high; together with a Barker Brothers Silver Ltd. mustard spoon, 4.5oz t total

£50-80

523.

Duchess of Sutherland Cripples Guild silver plated on copper footed bowl, with engraved rim border, marked D.S.C.G under a crown mark to the underside, 5.5" diameter, 3" high

£60-100

524.

Group of four silver plated spirit flasks, three with half leather jacket and lower removing cups, the other a repousse decorated example, largest 6.5" high (4)

£40-80

525.

George IV silver vinaigrette, the engraved hinged top enclosing a gilt interior with a pierced grille, maker 'WS' (William Simpson), Birmingham 1829, 28mm x 20mm, 0.33 oz t

£60-100

526.

Selection of assorted silver bijouterie to include a scent bottle, two folding fruit knives, two vesta cases, miniature trinket bob etc, 3.4oz t

£60-100

517 (See page 33)
518
519
520

page

527.

Victorian silver repoussé cigarette case, decorated with foliate scrolls with a gilded interior, maker Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1899, 3.25" x 2.75", 2.59oz t

£40-80

528.

Liberty & Co. silver curved cigarette case, decorated in low relief with stylised foliage enclosing a gilt interior the top engraved with the initial 'EWQ', Birmingham 1902, 3.25" x 2.05", 2,2.7oz t

£100-150

529.

French silver plique-á-jour cigarette case, the top decorated with a butterfly enclosing a gilt interior, stamped Minerva head and makers marks, 3.5" x 3.25", 3.4oz t

£150-250

530.

Engine turned silver circular compact, silver curved cigarette case silver vesta case, child's rattle (a.f); also a selection of silver dressing table items to include five brushes, hand mirror, pair of glove tongs, shoe horn and a button hook

£60-100

Antiques & Collectables

531.

15ct gold mounted horse measuring stick by Andrews of Oxford, the finial marked .625 and inscribed 'WROK from D 1895', with removing horse measuring guide with spirit level, maker John Robert Cooke, London 1894, 37" long

£200-250

532.

Art Deco bakelite chess set in the manner of Silette, 32 pieces in amber and black bakelite, kings 7cm high

£80-120

533.

19th century French Chassepot bayonet, in a steel scabbard with corresponding serial number to the bayonet cross guard, the blade back inscribed and dated 1872, the blade 22.5" long

£50-80

534.

Argentine M1909 sidearm, in a steel scabbard with a faintly stamped serial no. the blade stamped MODELO ARGENTINO 1909 opposite inscription WEYERSBERG KIRSCHBAUM &Co. SOLINGEN, the bade 14.5" long

** some notable rust and corrosion to the handle and scabbard, the blade with more minimal corrosion

£50-80

535.

Ten photograph pendants and brooches, featuring uniformed officer portraits; together with some mounted portraits

£50-80

521 (See
34)
(See page 34)

536.

Eleven photograph pendants and brooches, featuring uniformed officer portraits (11)

£50-80

537.

Seventeen photograph pendants and brooches, featuring uniformed officer portraits (17)

£50-80

538.

19th century lacquered mache circular snuff box, the cover with painted landscape with ruins, trees and figures, titled indistinctly ...Manor, 4" diameter

£40-60

539.

19th century French lacquered mache circular snuff box, with polychrome erotic scene to the cover, inscribed 'Lisbet y voit du poisson, Colin y voit autre chose', 3.5" diameter

£50-80

540.

Victorian silver mounted green crocodile leather lorgnette / spectacles case, 6.5" long, hanging on a chatelaine clip and chain, maker J W, Birmingham 1901

£25-40

541.

Victorian treen novelty snuff box in the form of a shoe, with a hinged cover and pinwork decoration, 3.75" wide, 1.75" high

£80-120

542.

19th/early 20th century novelty brass mounted walnut etui, the hinged cover enclosing a fitted interior with thread, book, scissors, thimble etc. 1.75" wide, 1.5" high

£220-250

543.

Rare novelty hazelnut doll's etui, the hinged cover with silver plated engraved frame, enclosing a miniature thimble, scissors and needle, 1" high

£250-300

544.

Group of assorted bronze Roman Empire coins; including one with the bust of Galerius

£50-80

545.

Silver plated vesta case with hinged cover and applied enamel coat of arms, 2" high; together with a pair of gold plated cufflinks, gilt metal hand mirror with butterfly under the glazed back, bronze crucifix pendant and an agate cover oval patch box (5)

£50-80

546.

Group of three vintage childrens books; H Belloc & B.T.B - Bad Child's Book Of Beasts, DR. Heinrich Hoffman - Struwwelpeter and book of Little Songs of Long Ago - Illustrated by H Willebeek Le Mair; also a copy of A Handbook Of Ornament by Franz Sales Meyer (4)

£30-50

547.

Group of four late 19th/20th century miniature books, all Morocco leather bound; Children's Bread, Small Rain Upon The Tender Herb, The Shakespeare Bible and another religious text, largest 1.25" x 2" (4)

£80-120

548.

19th century miniature bible, bound in tooled red morocco leather with gilt, inscribed initials JHS to the covers, 1.5" x 2"

£150-200

549.

Late 19th century miniature bible, printed by David Bryce & Son, Glasgow 1896, bound in tooled black morocco leather with gilt, 1.25" x 1.75"

£150-200

550.

Late 18th/early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch box, the hinged cover inscribed 'A Present From Calne', the cover with a mirror inset to the underside, over a pale pink box, 1.75" wide

£70-100

551.

559 (See page 38)

Late 18th/early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch box, the hinged cover with a monochrome image and inscribed 'View From Weymouth', the cover with a mirror inset to the underside, over a lavender coloured box, 1.75" wide

£50-80

552.

Late 18th/early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch box, the hinged cover with an architectural prospect inscribed 'New Rooms Bath', over a blue box, 2" wide

£200-250

553.

Late 18th/early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch box, the hinged cover with a monochrome architectural prospect inscribed 'A Trifle From London, St Pauls Cathedral', over a pale pink box, 1.5" wide

£150-200

554.

Late 18th/early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch box, the hinged cover with an image of a ship inscribed 'A Present From Chepstow', over a turquoise blue box, 1.5" wide

£80-100

555.

Late 18th/early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch box, the hinged cover with a monochrome architectural prospect inscribed 'Royal Crescent, A Trifle From Bath', the cover with a mirror inset to the underside, over a blue box, 2" wide

£220-250

555
556

556.

Late 18th/early 19th century Staffordshire enamel patch box, the hinged cover with a coloured architectural prospect inscribed 'A Trifle From Bath, North Parade', over a pale green box, 2" wide

£200-250

557.

Late 18th/early 19th century bone and enamel patch box, the screw cover inscribed 'A Token Of My Respect', 1.25" diameter

£120-150

558.

American Native Indian bark and quill work oval box, 4" long

£60-80

559.

North American Native Indian tomahawk pipe axe, 18" long

£200-300

560.

French cut crystal and gilt metal mounted box, of casket form with hinged cover, probably by Baccarat, 4.5" wide, 4.25" high

£100-150

561.

18th century cordial glass, the bowl with etched garland decoration and some facet cut to the lower portion leading into the facet cut stem on a conical foot, 4.75" high

£40-60

562.

Group of antique and later glass rummers and other drinking glasses (19)

£100-200

563.

Two square glass spirit decanters with stoppers; together with four engraved glass vases and six further large glass vases

£80-120

564.

18th century French gilt metal mounted shagreen etui, of tapering serpentine form with applied scrolling foliate decoration, the hinged cover revealing a handle with screw thread and attachments of knife blade, two-prong fork, needle and screw; also tweezers/file, scissors and toothpick (contents incomplete) 3.75" high

** ex Leslie Crowther collection

£200-300

565.

Cartier - small Art Deco style plated circular pin tray with two inset cabouchon lapis lazuli, with pouch and box; together with a Leopard print Porcelaine de Limoges rectangular tray, 8" x 6", signed made in France, with original packaging and box; also two Cartier leopard print chrome picture frames with apertures 11cm x 14.5cm, in original packaging and boxes (4)

£200-300

566.

Group of Halcyon Days and Bilston by Halcyon Days trinket boxes; to include American Museum Anniversary, Spring, Summer and Autumn, Victory in Europe etc; also an IMI Kynoch Cycles trinket box

£40-80

567.

Set of six cut glass sherry glasses; together with a spirit decanter, rummer glass and shallow dish on metal stand

£20-40

568.

Military Interest - Pte C.J O'Dell, SAS, special forces medal group; The 1939-1945 star, The Africa Star, The Italy Star, The France And Germany Star, 1939 1945 Defence and War Medals, Palestine 1645-1948 Cyprus Malaya; with miniatures and Pte O'Dell's crimson beret

£100-200

569.

Military Interest - Lieut. Emile Henri Du Heaume. RAF - WWI Air Force Cross Medal (A.F.C) with miniature in a fitted John Pinches case, group of three WWI service medals and miniatures, also to include his silver and leather ID bracelet, WWII service medals and a selection of related ephemera including his pilots flying log book, appointment letters, discharge booklet, etc

£1000-2000 565

568

569 (See page 38)

564 (See page 38)

570.

'RAF Distinguished Flying Cross' gold pendant, bearing the signature Cartier, London and numbered W9857, the reverse dated 1940, 14.4gm, 41mm x 38mm

£450-650

571.

After the antique - a French bronze figural study of a classical maiden with a putto figure at her feet, mounted upon a stepped veined marble plinth, 5" high

£80-120

572.

After Giambologna - a bronze figural study of Hermes, signed to the base, upon a stepped polished stone plinth, 17" high

£80-120

573.

After Giambologna - pair of bronze figures of Mercury and Fortune, both mounted upon tall black marble plinths with repousse putti scene wrapped borders, Fortune 21" high

£150-200

574.

19th century rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid ink stand, with turned handle over two recesses and two glass bottles, with foliate mother of pearl motif to the sides and interior, raised on shaped bun feet, 12" wide. 9" deep, 6" high

£30-50

575.

Pair of Victorian ormolu and glass lustre candlesticks, the bases cast with figures by an arch under trees, mounted upon onyx rectangle bases, 14.5" high

£80-120

576.

Apprentice miniature tilt-top octagonal parquetry table, the decorated top on an octagonal central support over a trefoil base on bun feet, 3.75" diameter, 3.5" high

£50-80

577.

John Speed (18th century) - Map of Buckinghamshire, inscribed and showing the detail of Buckingham, with the coats of arms for the honourable families of that county, hand coloured engraving, 15.25" x 20"

** Inscribed on a later label verso the map is genuine and was published in an edition of Theatre of the Empire of Great Britain, by John Overton in 1710, one of the rarer editions.

£40-60

571
572

578.

After Rosa Bonheur (French 1822-1899) - a spelter metal figural study of a hound resting on a naturalistic rocky base, mounted upon a veined marble socle, 11" wide, 8" high

£40-80

579.

Decorative resin gilt and faux marble Corinthian column table lamp; together with a pair of Regency style brass table lamps (3)

£40-80

580.

Pair of pottery jar table lamps; together with a taller orange porcelain jar table lamp (3)

£40-80

581.

Group of polished stone pots, dishes eggs etc.

£40-80

582.

Tall pair of impressive large amethyst geodes, 26.5" high

£500-800

583.

Group of interesting stone and mineral specimens; pair of iron pyrite geodes, quartz crystal, pair of quartz geodes, a large bladed mineral specimen, polished orb etc.

£300-500

LOTS 584-590 NO LOTS

Decorative Arts

591.

Clarice Cliff Bizarre 'Sliced Fruit' jug, 3.75" high; Clarice Cliff Bizarre 'Delecia

and a matching dessert bowl; together with a Maling 'Lucerne' lustre pedestal bowl (4)

£80-120

Pansies; octagonal bowl
582
575 (See page 39) 578

592.

Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre octagonal bowl, a design by Daisy Makeig-Jones, shape Z4968, with black fairyland 'Gargoyles' pattern to the exterior and pearl ground 'Bird in a Hoop' the interior, bearing a Portland vase mark to the underside and inscribed Z4968, 7.5" diameter, 3.5" high

£1000-1500

593.

After J Ruhl for J B Hirsch Co. pair of art nouveau style figural bronzed spelter bookends in the form of gentlemen reading whilst sat in an armchair, with faux ivory heads, stamped marks to the reverse and mounted upon onyx plinths, 4.75" high (2)

£60-100

594.

20th century school, a bronze figural study of a lady seated and holding a mobile telephone, signed Noel, upon a circular veined black marble socle, 8" high

£50-80

595.

Decorative heavy art glass vase, with swirl decoration, signed ... H Scott 10-81, 8" high

£30-50

596.

Cristiro cameo glass vase, decorated in relief moulding with fruiting vines, signed, 6.5" high

£50-80

597.

Robert Wynne Denizen Studio Art glass vase, with a single red stem decoration on a frosted green ground, with impressed dragon mark to the underside, 6" high

£50-80

598.

Daum, France crystal figure of a toucan, clear with an amber coloured glass beak, signed, 9" high

£100-150

599.

Daum, France crystal figure of a toucan, clear with an amber coloured beak, signed, 9" high

£100-150

600.

Baccarat crystal figure of a panther/leopard modelled lying down, signed, 10.5" wide

£150-250

601.

Baccarat green glass frog paperweight, signed and marked to the underside, 1.25" high

£40-80

602.

Lalique, France clear and frosted glass frog figure, signed, 2" high

£40-80

603.

Lalique, France green glass frog figure, signed, 2" high

£40-80

591 (See page 40) 596
597

604.

Lalique, France green glass frog figure, signed, 2" high

£40-80

605.

Group of three miniature graduated 925 silver and green enamel frog figures by Mappin & Webb, largest 1" high; together with two malachite frog figures (5)

£80-120

606.

Daum, France - two similar pate de verre glass 'Frog With The Golden Eyes' figures, signed, each 2.5" high (2)

** one with small loss to a foot

£50-80

607.

Daum, France 'The Frog with The Golden Eyes', pate de verre glass pedestal vase with cover, the cover with one leaping frog and the bowl on a support of five further frogs on a lily pad, signed, 8" high

** leg damage to the cover frog, pieces retained

£300-500

608.

Studio pottery vase, decorated with impressed texture panels with a variegated green glaze, bearing an incised monogram RL 71 to the underside, 12" high

£15-25

LOTS 609-610 NO LOT

Pottery & Porcelain

611.

19th century Samuel Alcock & Co. parian ewer, the lavender ground densely decorated with applied moulded white flowers and vines, on a scroll foot, bearing a factory stamp to the underside, 10.5" high

** ex Leslie Crowther collection

£80-120

598 (See page 41) 599 (See page 41)
600 (See page 41)
602 (See page 41)
603 (See page 41)
606

612.

19th century Parian ware bust of a child, unsigned, modelled wearing a bonnet and crucifix, 7.25" high; together with a model of a child's hand 4" high and a lavender Parian jug with moulded fruiting vines and putti figure, bearing a crested patent mark to the underside, 5" high (3)

** ex Leslie Crowther collection

£50-80

613.

19th century Minton Parian figural study of a Saluki, modelled seated on a naturalistic rocky base, bearing an impressed factory mark to the underside, 7" high

£60-100

614.

Rare 18th century miniature Creamware 'Make Do' teapot, decorated with blue trees and garden scene, the cover with a flower finial, 2.75" high

618.

18th century Meissen porcelain square bowl, with central hand painted decoration of floral sprays, 7.5" x 7.5"; together with a Meissen teacup and saucer and further small dish (3)

£20-30

** with strengthening metal strap work to the historically damaged body and lacking original handle

£120-180

615.

Pair of Staffordshire pottery Dalmatian figures, with gilt highlight collars on enamel blue bases with gilt border, 5.25" high

£50-100

616.

Victorian Staffordshire pottery hunting jug, the moulded branch form handle and decorated with a panel of a hunter with gundog opposite a hanging rifle with game, inscribed in gilt 'Alfred Beaumont Esq. Parkton Grove, Honley, Yorkshire', 7.5" high

£120-180

617.

19th century Staffordshire blue and white transfer print bowl, decorated with foliate scrolls arounnd a central panel with shepherds and sheep, 6" diameter, 3.25" high ** at fault with a crack from rim towards base

£20-30

619.

Pair of pottery jar table lamps with shades, 18" high overall approx (2)

£30-50

620.

Small group of Dresden porcelain items, possibly Beyer and Bock, two small jugs, vases, pots various; together with a porcelain sauce tureen with cover and a Ludwigsburg Ducal small pot with cover; also a pair of Aesthetic type bottle jars and pot with transfer bird and bamboo decoration

£30-50

621.

Royal Albert Lady Carlyle pattern tea set; comprising teapot, jug and sugar bowl, six tea cups and saucers, six plates and a sandwich serving plate, all bearing factory stamps to the undersides; also with a Royal Albert Lavender Rose pattern rectangle sandwich plate

£100-200

621
616
614
623 (See page 44)
617

622.

Barr Worcester porcelain dish decorated with fruiting vines and gilt highlight borders, inscribed B to the underside, 12" x 8"; together with a Crown Derby (1806-1825) dish decorated with flowers, 10.25" diameter; three further floral decorated dishes, cream jug, two Hawkins plates, tureen with cover and a small Minton Marlow oval dish

£40-80

623.

19th century Chamberlains Worcester pot lid and pot, the cover with a painted view of Worcester Cathedral and the Severn, over a cerise ground with gilt highlight borders, bearing a factory mark to the lid underside, 3" diameter, 2" high

£50-80

624.

Group of seventeen 19th century English porcelain tea cups and saucers and trios; including Copeland & Garrett trio, Spode, Barr Flight & Barr, Davenport, Bridgwood & Son, Bloor Derby etc.; together with a group of porcelain plates and pair of Davenport porcelain chamber sticks

£100-200

625.

Group of assorted pottery and porcelain; salt glaze frog mug, 1839 commemorative water jug (faults), Moorcroft dish, Chinese blue and white tea cup, tea cup with saucer

£40-60

626.

William Rayworth (1852-1908) - Still Life of Fruit, also a companion, both signed, Oil on glass or porcelain, each 7” x 9” (a pair)

£80-120 LOTS

Asian Works of Art

631.

Indian silver Surahi flask with cover, with dense repousse foliate decoration and petal formed body, 11" high

£50-100

632.

Persian filigree white metal miniature domed top chest, the cover with a scroll banner inscribed KABKA31, 2.25" wide, 1.75" high; also with a miniature filigree circular box with hinged cover 1.25" diameter and a repousse oval snuff box (3)

£60-100

633.

Sultanate of Oman white metal engine turned presentation cigarette box, the cover engraved with the Sultanate of Oman national emblem with Royal Crown and architectural vignettes, enclosing a cedar lined interior, 11" wide, 2.5" high, presented within a Royama fitted case (the case surface at fault)

** The original owner. Michael John Pink was the Managing Director of Petroleum Development Oman from 1986 to the beginning of 1990 and this box was presented to him by the Royal household as gratitude of his services

£200-400

634.

Three Omani Khanjar daggers, one on a woven belt (3)

£300-500

635.

Interesting group of assorted Persian/Omani metal jewellery, to include necklaces, bracelets etc.

£80-150

624
633
634
636 (See page 45)

636.

642.

Pair of Oman Bedouin white metal ankle bangles, each with a textured finish, 24oz t in total(one lacking a closing pin)

£200-300

637.

Persian white metal rose water flask, 12.5" high; together with a Surahi vessel and an orb incense burner on stand (3)

£60-100

638.

Indian sandstone relief carved stele of a God and Goddess , a smaller figure by their feet, over a carved decorated frieze, upon an ebonised stepped hardwood plinth stand, 21" high including stand

£150-200

639.

Pair of 19th century Japanese Imari pottery vases, each with lobed moulded bodies and flared rims, decorated in a typical palette with basket of flowers, 8" high, upon related shallow turned hardwood bases

£30-50

640.

Pair of Japanese porcelain vases, with wide wavy rims and figural panels within borders of topical items, (with some damages around the rims) 21" high (2)

£40-80

641.

Chinese famille rose porcelain baluster vase, decorated with figures on a terrace panels within a dense foliate and floral ground, 18" high

£50-80

Group of four Chinese watercolour paintings on silk, river and mountain landscapes, framed 17" x 21" overall including frames (4)

£60-100

643.

After Kitagawa Utamaro (Japanese 1753-1806) - 'Yogoto Ni Au Koi' (Love That Meets Each Night), from the anthology of poems 'Kasen Koi No Bu', woodblock print, 1-" x 14", framed behind glass, 17" x 23" overall

£40-80

644.

Japanese Shin Gunto style katana sword, with a wrapped shagreen handle, Mokko Gata tsuba and 26" blade, with a leather wrapped scabbard

£200-400

645.

Nepalese kukri knife, with wire wrapped wooden handle, the blade 13.5" long, within a leather and hide wrapped scabbard

£20-40

646.

Japanese School (20th century) - The four seasons, a mountainous river landscape with figures on a boat, a waterfall scene amongst hills with Mount Fuji, and two further companions watercolours on silk, each 34" x 10.75" (set of 4)

£100-200

LOTS 647-650 NO LOTS

638
646

Posters & Prints

651.

Chivas Regal whisky advertising mirror, framed, 25" x 35" overall; together with a Classic Malts of Scotland tourism journey map poster (2)

£30-50

652.

Travel poster for Venice Simplon Orient Express - London Paris Venice, artwork by Pierre Felix (Fix) Masseau, laid down on card, 27.5" wide, 40" high

£40-80

653.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh - German advertisement poster print 'Plate 10, from "Meister der Innen: Kunst II: Charles Rennie Mackintosh Haus Eines Kunstfreundes' (House for an Art Lover), framed and behind glass, 16" wide, 22" high

£30-50

654.

Two Advertisement posters for "Erasmic" The Dainty Soap, framed and behind glass, 15" x 18"; together with a poster print for Pears soap, John Jaques sportswear, Hart Schaffner & Marx and a soviet political smoking propaganda poster

£40-80

655.

Framed advertising poster for Rouyer Cognac, 15" x 19"; together with further framed posters for Porto Sandeman, Guinness; also a group of small Coca Cola framed adverts

£40-80

656.

Framed advertising poster for Academie Nationale de Musique Duvernoy opera Helle in 4 parts, artwork by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen, 14" x 16" overall including frame; together with a framed 1983 gallery exhibition advertisement poster for Peter Kelly Art of An Era (2)

£40-60

657.

After Lorenzo Roccheggiani (19th century) - Roman Chariot with Sculpture of Soldier, Armour and Weapons nearby, also two further engravings depicting Roman and Etruscan artefacts, all inscribed and numbered, T.XC, T.LVI, and T.XXXVI, black and white engravings, each 8” x 11.75” (3)

** Provenance, Ingrid Nilson (Decorative Antique Prints) Newenden, Kent, TN18 5PL sold together with the original receipt, £175.

£60-100

658. NO LOT

Paintings & Prints

659.

After Adam Buck (18th/19th century) - “What’s That Mother”, inscribed with the title and originally published in 1808, stipple engraving with aquatint, 11” x 8.5”

£40-60

660.

After Daniel King (18th/19th century) - The Ancient Entrance To Bath Abbey, inscribed with Latin text, black and white engraving, (trimmed) 9.5” x 6.75”

£20-40

661. NO LOT

652
666 (See page 47)
665 (See page 47)

662.

After James Abbott McNeill Whistler R.B.A (1834-1903)“Seymour Seated” a young child seated in profile, black and white etching, 5.25” x 3.75”(pl)

£200-400

663.

English school (19th century) - An interesting album of pencil and watercolour studies of various subjects including “Corsham”, “Netley Abbey”, “St Cross, Winchester”, other views in Switzerland and Venice, also Botanical and Sporting subjects, some signed and inscribed various sizes, (an album, scrap book)

£100-200

664.

Bernard Buffet (French 1928-1999) - Le Port de la Rochelle, coloured lithograph, 37" x 23", framed

£50-80

665.

** H Thewenetti (19th century) - half length portrait of a young lady wearing a lace bonnet and collar, pencil heightened in white, signed and dated 1857, 6" x 9"

£200-300

666.

English school (19th century) - Admiral Lord Nelson commemorative piece depicting Lord Nelson and his vessel, inscribed and dated 1805, watercolour, circular 2” diameter.

£250-300

667.

English school (19th century) - Portrait miniature of Elizabeth Tidswell, inscribed verso, watercolour, 2.5” x 2” oval.

£60-80

668.

George Patten (1801-1843) - Portrait miniature of a fashionable lady wearing a cream dress and pearl necklace, with decorative hair pattern to verso bearing initials, possibly of the sitter, watercolour, oval 2.75” x 2”

£200-300

669.

English school (20th century) - Miniature depicting the Head of a Horse at a Stable door, watercolour, 2.75” x 2.25”

£200-250

670.

English Naïve School (early 19th century) - Boy with a book, watercolour, 4.5” x 2.75”

£50-80

671.

English Primitive School (Early 19th century) - Harriett Rippington standing holding a whip, watercolour, 4.75” x 3” (shaped top corners)

£80-120

672.

English School (19th century) - Portrait miniature of a Lady wearing a blue dress and lace shawl, with white lace bonnet, watercolour, 3.5” x 2.75” oval

£50-80

667
668
669
671

673.

Attributed to Laurence Theweneti (circa 1791-1878) -

Portrait of a Lady, half length wearing a Victorian dress and bonnet, indistinctly signed and dated 1857, pencil drawing, a vignette, 8.75” x 6”

£200-300

674.

English School (20th century) - Portrait miniature of a Lady wearing a red dress with fur cape, on an orange background, watercolour, 3.25” x 2.25”

£40-60

675.

Jacob Spornberg (1790-c.1840) - Portrait Silhouette of a Gentleman in Georgian costume, signed and inscribed Bath, on convex glass, oval, 3.5” x 2.75”

£300-400

676.

Attributed to John Miers (1756-1821) - Portrait silhouette, said to be Mrs Gaye, inscribed on a label verso, with pear wood and vere eglomise decorated convex glass border ink on plaster, 3” x 2.5”

£80-120

677.

John Yardley RI (b. 1933) - "Low Tide Mud, Padstow Harbour", signed also inscribed on an old label verso with the artist name and the title, pencil and watercolour, 12.25" x 18"

£50-80

678.

John Yardley RI (b. 1933) - "Snow in the Highlands", signed also inscribed on an old label verso with the artist name and the title, pencil and watercolour, 12.5" x 18"

£50 £80

679.

John Yardley RI (b. 1933) - "Roses, The Close, Salisbury", signed also inscribed on a gallery label verso, pencil and watercolour, 8.25" x 11"

£50-80

680.

John Yardley RI (b. 1933) - "Entrance to The Close, Salisbury", signed also inscribed verso on various labels, watercolour, 8" x 12"

£50-80

681.

George Henry Jenkins (1843-1914) - A mill beside a waterfall, signed, pencil and watercolour, 14" x 10" together with two further pictures one depicting a waterfall and stone bridge signed B.J. Green and a watercolour by Annette Johnson depicting Greenwich Reach * exhibited at The Mall Galleries in 1981 with the original price of £85 10" x 14", and 13.75" x 10.5" respectively, (3)

£40-60

682.

English School (19th century) - "The Avon Gorge", inscribed on a later label verso, pencil and watercolour, 8.75" x 13" together with five further watercolours one by B.J. Green depicting a view near Luccombe, Exmoor, another coloured picture depicting a dome building amongst trees a small watercolour signed Ritter another indistinctly signed watercolour of a country scene with cottages on a lane, and finally a watercolour signed Wilfred Hunking and dated 1987, various sizes (6)

£30-50

683.

Reginald Daniel Sherrin (1891-1971) - A Dartmoor or Exmoor Pool, with rocks and heather in the foreground, signed gouache, 10" x 14.5" together with two further examples by the same artist, Dartmoor or Exmoor scenes also a further watercolour of Dartmoor or Exmoor by J. Whiteley, various sizes, (4)

£60-80

684.

J* Mortimer (19th/20th century) - Marshy landscape with trees, signed, pencil and watercolour, 9.75" x 13.5" together with three further pictures including a pen ink and watercolour scene depicting cottages with a figure wearing a yellow coat in the foreground, a small oil painting initialled P.J.C.W. and dated 93 (1993), and a small coloured print, signed artist proof depicting Cheap Street, Frome and numbered 374/850, various sizes, (4)

£30-40

685.

Mark Gibbons RWS, (b. 1949) - "The Kennet and Avon Canal, Bathampton", signed also inscribed with the title together with a companion "Cottages at Biddestone", pencil and watercolour each 10.25" x 14.5" (a pair)

£60-80

686.

H* English (19th/20th century) - Lakeland landscape with a girl on a sunlit path beside a silver birch tree, signed, pencil and watercolour, 11" x 17" together with a further watercolour entitled "On The North Cornish Coast" by Annie Stook, signed with the artist monogram and extensively inscribed on an exhibition label verso, 11" x 14" (2)

£40-60

687.

Wilfred J. Hunking (20th century) - "Castle Combe", signed and dated 1990 also inscribed by the artist original label verso, gouache, also a companion "Autumn at Easton Grey" each 13" x 17.75" together with a further watercolour signed Annette Johnson, a boat on a river with factories beyond, 10" x 10" (3)

£40-50

688.

After Myles Birket Foster (19th century) - Farmyard scene with figures and horses, bears a monogram, watercolour, a vignette 4.25” x 6”

£50-80

689.

Italian School (19th century) - Study of an Italian Fisherman seated upon a rock smoking a clay pipe, his left hand resting upon a basket, inscribed H.Faccino Napolitano, watercolour, 6.5” x 5”

£40-60

690.

Terence James Bond (b.1946) - 'Chaffinch', signed and dated 1975, watercolour and gouache, gallery label verso, 14" x 9.5"; within a gilded frame

£150-250

691.

Arthur Foord Hughes (b. 1856 fl. 1878 - c. 1927) - "Reaping", farm worker sharpening a scythe, a dog in the foreground and a coastline beyond, signed, also extensively inscribed on various labels verso with biographical details on the artist and exhibition details, pencil and watercolour, 15.25" x 12.25"

£80-120

692.

English school, (Indian Raj interest) (19th century) - “Birole, 6 miles West of Dinajepore-1st Encampment December 11th 1871, Monday” E.C.R. (No 2) numbered and inscribed verso probably in the artists/Army Officers own hand, pencil and watercolour, 6.75” x 10” together with four further examples by the same artist, “Berhampore” inscribed with details of the house and Tip their dog, initialled E.C.R. and dated June 1872, pen, ink and sepia watercolour, another interior scene with a couple seated at a table, their pets nearby, initialled E.C.R. also inscribed and dated, November 1871, Indian Temple beside a Lake, and a Thatched building beside a waterway, various sizes, (5)

£500-600

693.

English School (20th/21st century) - Boats off a Pier with a lighthouse, indistinctly signed possibly Jules Anderson, oil on board, 13.25" x 17.25"

£50-70

694.

William Newton (20th/21st century) - Coastal scene with boats and figures at low tide, signed also inscribed on the artist original label verso with the artist address in Essex, pencil pen ink and watercolour, 14.25" x 21.25"

£40-60

LOTS 695-700 NO LOT

Oil Paintings

701.

Continental School (19th century) - Portrait of a seated gentleman wearing a black coat his right arm resting on a chair, a document on a table nearby with a red draped curtain beyond, oil on panel, 19" x 15.25"

£200-400

702.

Circle of Sir Peter Lely, (1618-1680) - Portrait of a Lady wearing a pearl necklace and ear rings, oil on canvas, feigned oval, unframed, 29” x 24.25”

** Provenance, Bonhams Bath auction, 1st December 2003, (Lot 90)£850, sold together with the old catalogue and the receipt.

£600-800

703.

After Tiziano Vecelli or Vecellio, (Called Titian) (19th century)Italian Girl with fruit, also a companion, possibly after Ricci, an Italian Girl with a basket of fruit above her head, oil on canvas, each 30.5” x 25.25” (a pair)

£400-600

704.

Dutch School (19th/20th century) - Portrait of a young lady, oil on panel, 16” x 13.25”

£200-300

705.

John Thomas Peele RBA., (1822-1897) - Two young girls picking flowers in a summer landscape, one reaching out to a butterfly on a foxglove, signed and dated 1859 also indistinctly inscribed on a label verso, oil on canvas with shaped top corners, 31" x 42"

£3000-5000

706.

After George Morland (19th century) - A stable interior with two figures and a dog, sheep nearby, oil on canvas, laid down, 16.5" x 22.75"

£80-100

707.

Norwich School (19th century) - Sunlit wooded lane with a figure in the foreground, oil on panel, 10.75" x 8.25"

£80-120

708.

H**Armigage (19th century) - “Black Cock and Grey Hens on a Moor”, inscribed on a gallery label verso with the artists name and the title, Oil on canvas, 44.5” x 56”

£600-1000

709.

**Younghusband, 20th Century - Extensive landscape with trees, signed Younghusband, oil on canvas board, 20" x 29.5"

£80-120

710.

Continental School, (20th century) - Fishing boats and figures on a beach at low tide, indistinctly signed, possibly H.Ryke, oil on canvas 20” x 24”

£80-120

711.

Edouard Marie Adam (1847-1929) - “Polestar” an Iron Barque in full Sail in an open sea, signed and dated 1881, also inscribed 'Havre', oil on canvas, 24” x 36”

£800-1200

701 (See page 49)
702 (See page 49)

705

712.

Igor Levashov (b.1964) - Fishing Boats in a calm off a Coastline at Sunrise, inscribed with the artists name and brief biographical details on a later label sold with the work, oil on canvas 23.75” x 31.5”

£150-250

713.

Harry Bilson (Icelandic b. 1948), - Figure playing a Cello with other figures in a landscape, signed, “Bilson”, oil on board 6.25” x 9”

£100-150

714.

Nancy Graham (20th/21st century) - "Cuptree Tattie Clamp", signed also inscribed on an exhibition label verso with the artist name and the title of the work, oil on board, 6.75" x 8.5"

£100-150

715.

Henry Snell (20th century) - "Snow Scene, Kensington", indistinctly signed also inscribed verso with the artist name and the title of the work, oil on canvas, 10" x 14"

£80-120

716.

Edward Ardizzone CBE., RA., (1900-1979) - "Conversation Piece", signed with the artist initials also extensively inscribed on a exhibition label verso, pen and grey wash on tinted card, 4.75" x 5.5"

£150-200

717.

Ann Jeffreys (20th century) - "Tea Shop", a café scene with a couple seated at a table, a maid standing nearby inscribed with the title on the stretcher verso, oil on canvas, 16" x 20"

£120-150

704

Paul Ayshford Methuen (Lord Methuen, 4th Baron) RA., RWS., PRWA., (1886-1974) - Portrait of Dina Savelli, head and shoulders wearing a fur wrap and black hat with lace attachment, signed Methuen and dated 1933 also inscribed with the sitters name verso and further old press cuttings concerning the artist and his exhibition details, oil on panel, 16" x 11.75"

£250-300

719

Philip Connard CVO.,RA.,RWS., (1875-1958) - Fete Champetre, possibly in Switzerland, Figures picnicking amongst trees, mountains beyond, signed Connard and extensively inscribed verso, “Given to Sylvia Shaw after P.C’s death by Anne Finlay his friend and execututrix, oil on canvas, 12” x 16”

£400-600

720.

Philip Connard CVO.,RA.,RWS.,(1875-1958) - Scene in Richmond Park, London, signed Connard and inscribed verso with title and personal inscription, oil on canvas 12” x 16”

£400-600

718.
(See page 50)
708 (See page 50)
(See page 50)

711 (See page 50) 721.

Sir Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton CBE., (1904-1980) - Sportsman in his Tweeds seated on a Shooting stool holding his shotgun, signed Beaton, also extensively inscribed on an Exhibition label verso, pen ink watercolour and gouache, 14.25” x 7.5”

** Sold together with a later typed extract from, Self Portrait With Friends, The Selected Diaries of Cecil Beaton.. 1926-1974 published by Weidefield and Nicolson 1979. The First Shoot, a collaboration with Frederick Ashton and William Walton, was included in C.B.Cochran’s 1936 revue “Follow the Sun”. Spring 1936, “My former disappointment and bitterness at not having worked for Cochran had long since been forgotten: now once more he approached me this time, the offer to decorate a ballet-which Osbert (Sitwell) had written upon a sheet of Renishaw Hall writing paper -was definite. The subject of the work involved the love complications of an Edwardian pheasant shoot. Willie Walton had composed the perversely lyrical music, and this was to be first of many collaborations with Frederick Ashton. Over lunch in a Soho restaurant Fred (Ashton) and I discussed the proposed sets and costumes, and used the menu for pencilled suggestions. More menus were called for. Before the hors d’ oeuvre had been cleared, Fred remarked somewhat wryly, “You have finished your work - it has taken twenty minutes. I still have all mine to do” His face then crinkled into that wonderfully disarming laugh. A few weeks later the stage curtains parted to reveal my first living picture in the theatre. It was a moment of exhalation for which the long wait had been well worth while.

£800-1200

722.

Chief Zacheus Olowonubi (Nigerian 1934-2014)- Figurative subject, also a companion, Figures with an animal, both inscribed, possibly Z.K.Oloruntoba, NW3/1146, Abesi I Badan and dated 1969, ink on muslin, each 25.25” x 25.25”; with matching silvered frames (a pair)

£600-1000

723.

Paul Stephens (20th/21st century) - “Venice, Dappled Light”, signed also inscribed verso, oil on board 15.75” x 15.75”

£80-120

724.

Paul Stephens (20th/21st century) - “Venice, Twilight”, signed, also inscribed verso, oil on board 16” x 16”

£80-120

721
719 (See page 51)
720 (See page 51)

722 (See page 52)

725.

Jonathan Armigel Wade (b. 1960) - “Along the Beach” signed, inscribed and numbered on the artists original label verso, No 2422, oil on board, 8” x 11.25”

£400-600

726.

20th/21st Century - Two Young Lovers embracing with a beach and Coastline beyond, oil on board, 27.5” x 16.25”

£80-120

LOTS 727-730 NO LOT

Furniture & Furnishings

731.

Carlo pattern plaster on wood picture frame, 48" x 58", aperture 39" x 49"

£50-80

732.

Large giltwood and gesso frame, with acanthus leaf border, 47" x 57", aperture 39" x 49"

£40-80

733.

Large ornate giltwood and gesso frame, 35" x 43", aperture 23" x 31"; together with another (2)

£50-80

734.

Large ornate giltwood and gesso frame, the corners with winged putti, 44" x 56", aperture 29" x 41"

£80-120

735.

Large ornate ribbed giltwood and gesso frame, 38" x 49", aperture 25" x 36"

£40-80

736.

Large ornate giltwood and gesso frame, 35" x 50", aperture 22" x 37"; together with another 36" x 48", aperture 24" x 37" (2)

£50-100

737.

Large giltwood and gesso frame, 35" x 45", aperture 26" x 37"

£40-80

738.

Good pair of large ornate Italianate giltwood and gesso frames, 40" x 56", aperture 31" x 47" (2)

£100-200

739.

Large ornate giltwood and gesso frame, 39" x 50", aperture 29" x 36"

£40-80

740.

Large ornate giltwood and gesso frame, 36" x 49", aperture 23.5" x 36"

£40-80

741.

Attractive gilt gesso frame, mounted in a glazed box frame on cushion mount, 16" x 18" including box frame

£60-100

742.

Tramp Art parquetry picture frame, glazed, 13" x 15"

£20-30

LOTS 743-750 NO LOTS

751.

Fine Persian hand-made Navahand runner, 185" x 37"

£250-300

752.

Fine hand-made Kashan rug, 80" x 54"

£100-150

725

753.

Persian Zeleh Soltan rug, 59" x 87" £220-280

754.

Persian silk hand-made Tabriz carpet, 120" x 80" £100-150

755.

Persian hand-made Kashan rug, 81" x 51" £120-180

756.

Persian hand-made Asleghand rug, circa 1910, 79" x 60" £120-180

757.

Persian hand-made Karaja rug, circa 1910, 57" x 76" £160-200

758.

Persian Farahan rug, circa 1920, 50" x 83" £100-150

759.

Iranian Tabriz part silk patterned rug, with repeated flower head runs within a foliate border on a rouge and orange ground, 80" x 53" approx £250-350

760.

Fine Persian hand-made silk Qum rug, 76" x 78" £160-200

762 (See page 55)

761.

Vico Magistretti (1920-2006) for Habitat - Set of six 'Carimate' chairs, with aniline red stained beech frames and woven rush seats (two carvers and four singles) the carvers 23"wide, the seats 17" high, the backs 29" high (6)

£400-600

753
754
761

762.

19th century hardwood metal mounted 'Zanzibar' chest, with stud motif decoration and borders on brass panels, the hinged cover enclosing an open interior with candle box, over three short drawers, 38" wide, 18" deep, 17" high

£250-350

763.

Victorian mahogany writing table, the plain top over three short frieze drawers and raised upon turned and reeded legs, 46.5" wide, 21" deep, 30" high

£40-80

764.

Group of three Regency style dining chairs to include one carver, each with carved bar backs over stuff-over upholstered seats and turned front legs, 21" wide, the seats 18" high and the backs 33" high

£30-50

765.

Georgian mahogany corner wash stand, the raised back over two tiers with one small drawer. on out-swept legs united by a shaped shelf under-tier, 27" wide, 40" high; together with a small tripod table wit wavy shaped top with floral paterae, 20" diameter (2)

£50-80

766.

Georgian mahogany hanging corner cabinet, the astragal glazed door enclosing a painted interior with two shaped shelves, 27" wide, 42" high

£30-50

767.

Georgian mahogany fold-over tea table, the moulded folding top on four tapering square legs with single gate-leg support, 35.5" x 35.5" extended, 28.5" high

£40-60

768.

19th century tilting top rectangular breakfast table, the top with reeded edge on a central turned column support and four out-swept legs terminating on brass castors, 54" wide. 31" deep, 27" high

£50-100

769.

Victorian mahogany chest of two short over three long graduated drawers, raised on turned bun feet, 41" wide, 22" deep, 41" high

£50-80

770.

Mahogany circular tilt-top tripod occasional table, 27" diameter, 28" high; together with a pine circular tripod side table, 31" diameter, 30" high (2)

£30-50

771.

Victorian aesthetic octagonal rosewood breakfast table, the moulded top on a central octagonal support and three shaped legs, 48" diameter max, 29" high

£40-80

772.

Early 19th century flamed mahogany linen press, the cornice over an upper of two oval panelled doors enclosing slides, on a base of two short over three long graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet, 48" wide, 20" deep, 84" high

£400-600

772
773 (See page 56)

773.

Queen Anne walnut and feather banded chest of drawers, the split veneer top over two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on bun feet, 39" wide, 20" deep, 35" high

£400-600

774.

George III mahogany tilt-top tripod occasional table, the tilt-top on a gadrooned central support on three leaf carved cabriole legs, 28" diameter, 29" high

£150-200

775.

George III mahogany secretaire bookcase, the upper section with astragal glazed doors enclosing a shelved interior, on a base with secretaire fall front drawers fitted with stationary divisions over a writing surface, over four graduated drawers and raised on bracket feet, 41" wide, 22" deep, 86" high

£400-800

784 (See page 57)

776.

Georgian Chippendale style wing armchair, on scroll carved front cabriole legs, 35" wide, the seat 17" high, the back 43" high

£100-200

777.

Regency style gilt over-mantel triptych mirror, the frieze with figures and lion drawn chariot over the three bevelled plates within the reeded column frame, 51" wide, 31.5" high

£200-300

778.

Decorative black lacquered console table in the Empire style, with ormolu mounts, upon reeded and gilt highlighted supports united by a low under-tier, 35" wide, 16.25" deep, 33" high

£100-150

779.

Large decorative Italianate gilt framed mirror, with bevelled glass, 47" x 67" overall

£100-200

780.

Victorian Pollard Oak Wardrobe and dressing table, the wardrobe with central inset oval mirrored glass flanked by two panelled cupbard doors, on a base with three drawers , 65" wide, 19.25" deep, 80" high; the dressing table with swing oval bevelled mirrored glass over a top drawer, over a base of two short and one long drawer, on slender legs, 42" wide, 21" deep, 65.5" high

£200-300

775

792 (See page 58)

781.

Victorian Pollard oak wardrobe, with a broken arched pediment over a central long mirrored glass flanked by two carved panelled doors enclosing an open interior, upon a base section of two short drawers, 59.5" wide, 19.5" deep, 86.75" high

£100-150

782.

19th century French mahogany bow-fronted wardrobe, the carved key cornice over two long shaped panelled doors enclosing a hanging rail and open interior, raised on bracket feet, 50" wide, 22.5" deep, 77" high

£100-150

783.

19th century mahogany chest of drawers, the plain top over a cushion drawer on seven further graduated drawers, with a shaped frieze upon turned feet, 55" wide, 26" deep, 69" high

£100-200

784.

Georgian mahogany library drum table, the top having an inset red leather surface with tooled border, within a further brass inlay border, over four drawers with campaign style inset handles, on a central support and four outswept reeded legs terminating on brass castors, 43" diameter, 29" high

£200-300

785.

Good large 19th century mahogany breakfront library bookcase, the upper sections with four glazed doors enclosing a shelved interior, over a base of four panelled cupboard doors enclosing a shelved interior, raised on a plinth, 92" wide, 24" deep max, 94" high

£600-1000

786.

Georgian oak chest of drawers, the moulded top over four graduated long drawers upon bracket feet, 38" wide, depth 20.5", 37" high

£80-120

787.

Small 19th century mahogany inlaid chest of drawers, the rectangular moulded top inset with an oval paterae with three graduated drawers upon bracket feet, 28.5" wide, depth 18.5", 32" high (with veneer faults)

£60-100

788.

Large Georgian mahogany bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior with a central mirrored cupboard door flanked by dummy drawers in the form of book binds, over two pullout slides, two short drawers and three graduated long drawers upon bracket feet, 47.5" wide, depth 23", 41.25" high (with faults)

£60-100

788
785

789.

19th century mahogany bowfront side table, the frieze with ebony bands over two short drawers and upon slender turned legs, 36" wide, depth 20", 28.75" high

£80-120

790.

19th century mahogany Pembroke table, with a single frieze drawer upon barrel tuned legs terminating with brass castors, 35" wide, 29" high

£40-80

791.

Sheraton revival oval mahogany and satinwood crossbanded oval Pembroke table, the frieze inlaid with oval conch shell paterae and a single drawer upon slender square tapering legs terminating with spade feet, 32" wide, 30" high

£80-120

792.

Georgian style mahogany inlaid bowfront sideboard of small proportion, the top with satinwood crossbanding and boxwood inlay over a central single drawer, arcaded frieze flanked by paneled bowed cupboards upon square tapering legs terminating with spade feet, 43.5" wide, depth 21.25", 34.5" high

£80-120

803 (See page 59)

793.

Victorian walnut carved X-frame stool, with a green and pale striped stuffover seat upon an acanthus carved frame, 18" square approx., 19" high

£50-80

794.

Victorian walnut parquetry and inlaid circular tripod occasional table, upon a turned column with downswept supports, 23.5" diameter, 29" high

£50-80

795.

Early 18th century walnut veneered chest on chest with oak lined crossbanded drawers each with matching brass swing handles, consisting of three short over three graduated long drawers to the top section, over three long drawers to the base upon bracket feet, 40" wide, depth 21.5", 63" high

£300-500

796.

19th century elm seat Windsor armchair, the slat back over a solid seat and upon turned supports united by a stretcher, 24" wide, 44" high

£40-80

797.

Small Edwardian walnut Sutherland drop leaf side table, 24" wide; small pair of carved ebonised circular two tier side tables, 11" diameter; Georgian style mahogany tripod circular occasional table with pad feet, 17" diameter; and also another Georgian style tripod occasional table (5)

£60-100

795

798.

Attractive Edwardian mahogany inlaid bedroom armchair, the top rail inlaid with Arabesque over a bowed slatted back, stuffover seat and upon square tapering feet terminating with brass castors, 21.75" wide, 26.5" high; together with another Edwardian mahogany inlaid tub bedroom armchair (2)

£50-80

799.

Chippendale style mahogany carver chair, the carved interlaced vase splat over swept arms, a drop-in seat and upon carved cabriole legs terminating with claw and ball feet, 24.5" wide, 41" high

£30-50

800.

Pair of Victorian walnut balloon back chairs, with stuffover seats and cabriole fore legs; together with a single Regency faux rosewood bergere chair with saber legs (3)

£30-50

801.

Oak captain's armchair, the curved back with three pierced splats over a bergere seat upon turned legs united by stretchers, 26" wide, 33.25" high

£40-80

802.

Edwardian green button-back upholstered lady's salon chair, with a carved foliate and spindle rail button-back over a stuffover seat and upon short turned feet terminating with castors, 25" wide, 37" high; together with a pink velvet upholstered wing armchair with cabriole legs (2)

£50-80

803.

Victorian carved frame upholstered settee with pale yellow striped and button-back foliate upholstery, serpentine seat and carved cabriole fore legs, 80" wide approx., 32.5" high (upholstery at fault)

£100-200

804.

Georgian carver chair, with a waisted pierced splat and needlework drop-in seat, 25" wide; together with a similar Georgian single chair and two mahogany Hepplewhite single chairs each with pierced splats (4)

£50-100

805.

Unusual mahogany telescopic lamp, with a silver plated mount upon a triangular column inset with a pull-out ratchet lever and upon a tripod base terminating with feet, with shade, standard height with shade 46"

£30-50

806.

Impressive large Victorian mahogany extending dining room table, with four bold carved and beaded legs upon brass castors, with one extra leaf and winder, 60" x 84" fully extended, 29.5" high

£400-600

807.

19th century mahogany bow-front chest of drawers, with two short over three long graduated drawers, upon bracket feet, 36" 21" deep, 34" high

£80-120

808.

Small George III mahogany chest of drawers, the moulded top over four long graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet, 33" wide, 22" deep, 32" high

£120-180

809.

1930s tall oak glazed bookcase, the upper with with key border cornice over two arched astragal glazed doors enclosing a shelved interior, upon a base with two panelled doors enclosing shelving, raised on turned bun feet, 32" wide, 12" deep, 69" high

£60-100

810.

Flemish 18th century walnut upholstered armchair, with foliate and stud upholstered back and seat and leaf capped carved arms, upon bobbin turned supports united by stretchers, 28" wide, the seat 19" high, the back 47" high (the upholstery at fault)

£150-250

811.

19th century mahogany bedside chest of drawers, 14" wide; together with another bedside chest 18" wide and a small bookcase 30" wide (3)

£40-60

812.

Pretty Georgian style chinoiserie decorated lady's bureau, with hinged fall front enclosing a painted fitted interior with pigeon holes, raised on cabriole legs, 16" wide, 13.5" deep, 33" high

£100-150

813.

Pair of mahogany bedside chests of drawers, with moulded tops over a slide and four graduated drawers, raised on bracket feet, 20" wide, 16.5" deep, 30" high (2)

£50-80

814.

Georgian mahogany bow-front chest of drawers, the plain top with reeded border over two short and two long graduated drawers, upon bracket feet, 39" wide, 18" deep, 30" high

£100-150

815.

Georgian mahogany tray-top night commode, with two cupboard doors enclosing an open interior over a converted faux drawer pullout, 22" wide, 19" deep, 31" high

£50-100

816.

Chinese hardwood altar table, the plain top over two short drawers and three carved symbol panels, flanked by carved fruiting vine panels, 41" wide, 22" deep, 33" high

£40-80

817.

Large and impressive oval French Rococo style wall mirror, surmounted by a scrolling foliate pediment and with sectional bevelled glass sections, 42" wide, 59" high

£50-100

818.

Pair of Chinese lacquered and decorated bedside cupboards, 22.5" wide, 17" deep, 26" high (2)

£30-50

819.

Set of eight Georgian mahogany dining chairs, with bar backs over drop-in upholstered seats over tapering square legs united by stretchers, to include two carver chairs, 18" wide, the seats 18" high, the backs 33" high (8)

£150-250

820.

Georgian style twin-pedestal extending dining table, with D-ends with reeded borders upon turned supports with three out-swept legs terminating on brass castors, with one extra leaf, 87.5" wide extended, 43.5" deep, 28.5" high

£80-120

821.

Large late 19th/early 20th century pedestal desk, the top with an inset tooled leather writing surface over three drawers, upon twin pedestals of three graduated short drawers, 60" wide, 36" deep, 30" high

£150-250

822.

Pair of woven rush shelved folding metal bedside stands, 18" wide, 14" deep, 25" high

£50-80

823.

Impressive large ornate gilt framed mirror, with bevelled glass in a shell and scroll frame, 44" x 54"

£100-200

824.

Impressive large classical style repousse brass mirror, with a bevelled glass within a foliate motif frame, 47" x 71"

£150-250

825.

19th century convex giltwood and gesso convex wall mirror, surmounted by an eagle over a circular frame with a ball order and ebonised slip mount, 34" x 21" approx

£100-150

826.

Giltwood framed oval wall mirror, the bevelled glass in a beaded decorated border frame, 27" wide, 22" high

£15-30

827.

Georgian mahogany/walnut hanging corner cupboard, the moulded cornice over a cross-banded door with butterfly veneer, enclosing a shaped shelved interior, 26" wide, 39" high

£20-30

828.

Decorative painted and gilt highlighted wall mirror, the plain glass within an arched frame with gilt highlights and foliate motif, 24" wide, 54" high

£10-20

The Alan & Iris Jaffray Collection – The Remaining Trading Stock of A&I Jaffray Antiques, formerly of Melksham, Wiltshire

Thursday 26th September 2024

Friday 27th September 2024

Day One

Thursday 26th September 2024 at 10am

Alan Jaffray Collection

Gardiner Houlgate are privileged to present the Alan & Iris Jaffray Collection (Part I) to include the 'Remaining Trading Stock of A&I Jaffray Antiques of Melksham, Wiltshire'.

During the war in 1940, Alan was evacuated from Birmingham to Melksham during the blitz. He stayed at the Labour Club, Melksham where his aunt worked, now the Market Tavern public house. Iris lived next door in the antique shop and being just 11 and 9 years old they became friends and played together as the two families became close and spent a lot of time together.

After the war Alan and Iris stayed in contact and became romantically involved and eventually went on to marry on the 31st July 1949.

Following the death of Iris’s mother, Eliza Townsend in 1954, Alan and Iris took over the antiques business, F. Townsend Antiques and they gradually built A & I Jaffray Antiques with their savings of £30. The business was just a front shop, yard and tin shed mainly selling ‘bric-á brac’. They went on to buy the rear showroom in the early 1960's, which used to be the function room of the Labour Club, followed by two prefabricated houses from Lowbourne when they were being demolished to form another showroom which remain still today. The business developed and became an established antiques exporter.

Their daughter Sue recalls many fond memories of growing up in the business assisting with the house clearances at a very young age and later working fulltime in the business during the 1980s.

After a short illness, Alan passed away in April 2022, sadly followed by Iris on the 20th July 2024. Her funeral was held on the 31st July 2024 which would have marked their 75th Wedding Anniversary.

1001.

Good antique Dutch brass wall sconce, the back plate repousse with a Fleur de Lys type motif over the pan fitted with three candle sockets, 14" high, 10.25" wide

£100-200

1002.

Large 19th century Dutch repoussé brass ovoid jug, depicting a lion Coat of Arms and further decorated with a Dutch farmyard scene and foliate bands, 20" high approx

£60-100

1003.

Dutch 19th century repoussé brass wall sconce, the rectangular back plate with canted corners, decorated with oval bosses and foliate motifs over a triple candle sconce, with presentation inscription dated 1890, 16" x 14"

£60-100

1004.

Pair of Dutch brass wall sconces, the repousse back plate depicting guards, the pan with a roundel boss and foliate engraving, fitted with a single candle socket, 12" high, 9" wide

£80-120

1005.

Pair of decorative Dutch repoussé brass triple sconce wall candelabra, the octagonal backs depicting a smiling sun face within a wreath and beaded border, 16" x 10.25"

£80-120

1006.

Edwardian mahogany stationery rack, with boxwood inlay and central paterae to the front panel, 13" wide, 9" high; together with another mahogany stationery rack (2)

£40-80

1007.

19th century mahogany writing slope on a later stand, with side carryhandles and secret drawer, the fitted interior inset with two glass inkwells, slope 18” wide, 22.75” overall including the stand

£60-100

1008.

Early 20th century oak inkstand, with silver plated mounts, loop carryhandle and inset with a pair of glass inkwells with hinged covers, 11.5” wide, depth 7.75”

£40-80

1009.

Early 20th century golden oak and silver plated twin-handled gallery tray, the plated mount stamped 'Bleasang & Harper, Bristol', 23" x 15"

£30-50

1010.

Five assorted pairs of turned oak and treen candlesticks, the tallest pair 10" high approx (10)

£30-50

1011.

Four pairs of turned oak candlesticks including a pair of barley twist examples, the tallest pair 12" high (8)

£30-50

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1004
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1012.

Pair of Victorian brass andirons, with wrythen fluted finials upon splayed supports with pad feet, 12.75” high; together with a set of three Victorian brass fire irons with twist design stems, the shovel

25.5” long

£60-100

1013.

19th century brass and iron doorstop modelled with a soldier in a suit of armour over a bear shield crest, 14.75” high; another brass and iron doorstop modelled with a sailing ship and with a serpent handle, 16.25” high; also a small pair of brass horse doorstops, 6.5” high (4)

£40-80

1014.

Pair of Georgian bell metal candlesticks, with square fluted tapered columns upon square bases, 10.5" high; together with two other pairs of bell metal candlesticks (6)

£80-120

1015.

Good 19th century Dutch brass fire companion set, the stand surmounted with a circular repoussé plaque depicting a windmill landscape upon a twist column and tripod downswept supports, mounted with a trivet, poker, pair of tongs, shovel and brush, the stand 14" high overall

£80-120

1016.

Dutch 19th century repoussé brass jardinière, with lions head ring handles, decorated with a Coat of Arms to one side and a Dutch farmyard scene to the other, upon three cast claw feet, 12" diameter, 8.75" high

£60-100

1017.

19th century Dutch brass hanging candle wall box decorated with tulips, 10.5" high, 11" wide; together with a 19th century brass hanging candle box with a Coat of Arms, 6.5" wide, another example decorated with two military figures and a canon and four other hanging brass candle boxes (7)

£60-100

1018.

Victorian walnut brass bound writing slope, the fitted interior inset with two square glass inkwells, 11.75” wide, depth 9”

£50-80

1019.

19th century chinoiserie papier maché shaped tray decorated in gilt with Oriental symbols within bamboo borders, 29” x 21.75”

£40-80

1020.

Georgian cutlery tray with carry-handle, 14.5” wide, upon a modern mahogany stand

£20-40

1021.

Early 20th century oak stationery cabinet, the fall front and hinged top enclosing a fitted interior and folding writing slope, 15” wide, depth 6.25”, height 9.5”

£60-100

1022.

Victorian brass railed bowed fender, with turned finials and wrythen supports, 42" wide, 15" high

£80-120

1023.

Selection of assorted antique copper ware to include a tapered jug, 9" high, copper kettle, 7.5" high, a graduated set of four copper and iron saucepan lids and two conical copper measures

£40-80

1024.

Group of antique and later brass table/desk items including a paper tray, three student candle holders with direction deflectors 14.5", letter rack, repousse scroll ribbon calendar, crumb tray, Dutch wall pocket etc

£50-80

1025.

Pair of Victorian 'Ace of Diamonds' brass ejector candlesticks, stamped to the bases, 14" high

£50-80

1026.

Pair of Victorian 'The King of Diamonds' brass ejector candlesticks, stamped to the bases, 12" high

£40-80

1027.

Pair of 19th century candlesticks modelled from the handles and hilts of German infantry officers swords, each bearing the Wurttemberg crest to the guard, with wire bound shagreen grips and mounted upon brass quatrefoil bases, 10.5" high (2)

£80-120

1028.

Tall 18th century brass single candlestick with a side ejector upon a circular base, 20" high; together with a single brass candlestick with wrythen turned stem, 12.5" high and two similar brass three branch candelabra (4)

£60-100

1029.

Pair of novelty cobra brass candlesticks, 7" high; together with a pair of classical figural brass candlesticks, pair of triple branch brass candelabra and a pair of silver plated turned candlesticks (8)

£40-80

1030.

Neoclassical style polished brass square fireside bin, with urn finial over riveted decoration, side carry-handles and harebell garlands, upon bun feet, with liner, 15" square, 20" high approx

£60-100

1031.

Set of Georgian steel and brass fire iron set, comprising a pierced shovel, poker and a pair of tongs, the shovel 29.5" long (3)

£80-120

1032.

Pair of large Classical style brass and iron andirons, with turned finials and supports upon scroll fore feet decorated with an oval paterae, 17.25" high

£60-100

1033.

Brass and mesh folding fire screen, two brass fire companion sets, a selection of assorted copper and brass coal shovels, polished brass singular fire iron and a hanging brass trivet

£30-50

1034.

Group of antique and later desk and stationery items including a small set of brass scales with weights, brass letter rack, novelty brass "5lb" inkwell, brass atomiser, magnifying glass, spirit level etc

£40-80

1035.

Pair of Victorian brass horse doorstops, 9” high, 12” wide

£20-40

1036.

Large 19th century rectangular copper cooking pan, with swing carry-handles, stamped 'Burt Bros, Birmingham', 24” x 18”, 5” high

£40-80

1037.

Carved oak circular tazza decorated with a fruiting vine border upon a carved column and circular base, 14” diameter, 6” high; together with an oak tazza and a mahogany ‘Lazy Susan’, 10.5” diameter (3)

£20-40

1038.

Good 19th century mahogany brass bound writing slope, with a fitted interior, brass recessed handles and secret side drawer, 18” wide, depth 11”, height 7.5" (lacking inkwells)

£80-120

1039.

Glazed chess board in a stained wooden frame, 20.5”

£20-40

1040.

Horseshoe design oak and ebonised twin-handled serving tray on stand, 22” wide, 24” high

£20-40

1041.

Two Victorian walnut writing slopes, each with fitted interior and inset with glass inkwells, 13.7” and 14” wide respectively (2)

£50-80

1042.

Mahogany and brass mounted desk inkstand, with applied carryhandle flanked with a pair of spherical brass covered inkwells, 12.5" wide; together with a Maelzel pyramid metronome and a mahogany wall shelf bracket with dummy drawers, 15" high (3)

£50-80

1043.

19th century mahogany brass bound writing slope, the fitted interior with square glass inkwell, recessed brass carry-handles and secret side drawer, 16” wide, depth 10”, 6” high

£60-100

1044.

Decorative brass and copper rectangular casket, with engraved decoration and velvet lined interior, upon cast paw feet, 8.25" wide, 5" high; together with two polished brass moneyboxes (3)

£40-80

1045.

Large 19th century brass pestle and twin-handled mortar, 6" high

£30-50

1046.

Good large set of brass balance beam scales stamped W & T. Avery Limited, upon a mahogany base, 24" wide, 29.25" high

£30-50

1047.

Good decorative Dutch brass pedestal jardinière, decorated with roundel bosses and acanthus type leaves upon an integral cylindrical column and circular stepped base with further roundel bosses, 16" diameter, 30" high

£100-150

1048.

Good Arts & Crafts brass and rivetted copper circular fireside bin and cover, with liner, set in a stylised brass mount with carryhandle, the bin 12.5" diameter, 21.5" high approx (including the swing handle)

£100-150

1049.

Arts & Crafts brass and copper fireside/stick stand, 26" high; together with a 19th century copper side pouring coffee pot, tall copper measure inscribed ‘Ye Coachman Hostel’, copper coffee pot and a brass and copper lidded measure

£60-100

1050.

Arts & Crafts brass spirit kettle on stand, registration no. 56602,12" high; together with two other similar brass examples (3)

£40-80

1051.

Pair of Victorian 'Good Luck' brass candlesticks, stamped to the bases, 12.5" high; with two other pairs of Victorian brass candlesticks, 8.75" and 11" high respectively (6)

£40-80

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1038
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1052.

Pair of Georgian Corinthian column brass candlesticks, with plain reeded columns upon square bases, 10.5" high; together with another similar pair, 10.75" high (4)

£50-80

1053.

Three pairs of 18th century brass candlesticks, the tallest pair 7.5” high (6)

£60-100

1054.

Two Toleware oil cans with narrow spouts, in black and red, 10.5" high; together with a large Toleware chamberstick, boat shaped tray and pair of push-rod candlesticks

£30-50

1055.

Set of three Victorian brass fire irons, with turned handles, the shovel 26.25” long (3)

£20-40

1056.

19th century brass tripod trivet, with a pierced tilt-top, stamped ‘Heald Bros Makers, Salford’, 11.25” diameter, 13” high; together with two further fireside trivets (3)

£60-100

1057.

Victorian Neoclassical style pierced brass fender, with applied swag decoration, 53" wide, 12" high

£40-80

1058.

Two similar Victorian brass and mesh fireguards, 38" and 39" respectively (2)

£50-80

1059.

Collection of assorted treen items to include a mahogany tea caddy, pair of carved bookends, armorial carved shield plaque, Mauchline Ware box etc

£20-40

1060.

Good 19th century mahogany inlaid writing slope, the pine fitted interior with sliding compartments over an inner folding slope with green leather inset and two square brass capped inkwells, 18” wide, depth 11”, height 7”

£100-150

1061.

Edwardian oak rectangular inkstand with applied silver mounts, London 1904, inset with a pair of square glass inkwells, applied to the centre with inscribed presentation plaque to ‘Rev T.A. Moxon, All Saints, Nottingham 1905’, 10” wide, depth 7”

£40-80

1062.

Three pairs of antique oak candlesticks, each with decorative brass sconces, tallest pair 10" high (6)

£30-50

1028

1063.

19th century oak gun box, 22” wide, depth 7.5”, 3” high

£30-50

1064.

19th century mahogany brass bound rectangular gun box, with green baize lined interior, 30.5” x 10”, 3” deep; with key

£120-180

1065.

Early 20th century oak inlaid smokers cabinet, the top inset with a circular paterae and boxwood stringing, over a pair of glazed doors enclosing two small drawers and open compartments, 14.25” wide, depth 8.5”, 12” high

£40-80

1066.

Edwardian oak desk inkstand, the gallery back inset with a pair of square glass inkwells over a single reeded drawer upon bun feet, 11” wide, depth 6.25”, 6” high

£50-80

1067.

Early 20th century oak and brass dinner gong on stand, the stand with a turned brass gallery upon square Corinthian style columns and a rectangular base (later gong), 14” high, 15” wide

£50-80

1068.

Polished brass Corinthian column standard oil lamp, the oil reserve in a basket mount upon a cast column, reeded column and square stepped base with four cast corner paw supports, 58" high

£80-120

1069.

Large Victorian copper bed warming pan, 54" long overall; together with a polished copper square tapered lantern bearing a 'D.W. Windsor' oval plaque, 22" high and a 19th century copper coal helmet with swing handle (3)

£60-100

1070.

Victorian white painted cast iron four division stick stand upon an oval base, 25" high

£20-40

1071.

Brass shell 'trench art' cylindrical bucket/jardinière, 9"high, 8.5" diameter; together with an antique circular brass bowl and a brass jardinière decorated with a crest, 7.5" high, 9" diameter (3)

£20-40

1072.

19th century riveted copper log bin, stamped '6 Gall'n' to the rim, 16.5" diameter, 11.5" high; with an associated cast metal stand with horseshoe supports, 16" high overall

£100-150

1073.

Pair of decorative brass andirons with square bases and paw feet, 8.75" high; together with a set of 19th century steel and brass fireirons to include a shovel, poker and pair of tongs, the shovel

30.25" long

£60-100

1039
1043
1044
1045
1046

1074.

Two similar Victorian pierced brass fenders, both on paw feet, 53" wide, 8.5" high

£60-100

1075.

Antique brass engraved casket of sarcophagus form, the hinged top dated 1765, engraved with a band of fruit with applied lions head ring handles and upon ball and claw feet, 7" wide, 4.5" high; together with an antique brass engraved box, the hinged cover depicting two lighthouses and inscribed 'J.H.A', the front depicting two figures and a swan, upon ball and claw feet, 6" wide, 3" high (2)

£80-120

1076.

Pair of Victorian brass and iron andirons with turned finials and twist stems, 25.5" high; together with a polished brass bowfront fireside lidded bin, with applied carry-handles and decorated with floral motifs, upon bun feet, 13.5" wide, 11.5" high (3)

£60-100

1077.

Good large pair of Dutch style brass and iron andirons, each with ball finials upon turned stems terminating with ball and claw feet, 17" high

£60-100

1078.

Good 19th century brass and steel footman, with a fretwork top plate over an arcaded frieze with Gothic tracery, 13.25" wide, depth 10.5", 12" high

£60-100

1079.

Decorative cast brass letterbox doorplate, 9.25" x 4.5"; together with four further others (5)

£30-50

1080.

Selection of antique and later copper to include a lidded twin handled urn, jardinière, selection of small haystack measures, lidded pot with an iron handle, funnel etc

£40-80

1081.

Pair of antique Dutch style brass twin-branch gas wall lights, stamped Imperial, 12" high (converted)

£40-80

1082.

Victorian walnut and ebonised rectangular inkstand, with applied brass loop carry-handle and inset with a pair of large square glass inkwells, 14” x 9”; with another Victorian walnut and ebonised lozenge shaped inkstand inset with a single square glass inkwell, 13.5” wide (2)

£60-100

1083.

Four pairs of antique oak barley twist candlesticks, all with brass or copper sconces, tallest pair 12.5" high (8)

£50-80

1084.

Oak and elm box on stand, with recessed brass side carry-handles and hinged top with an open interior, upon a later stand with square canted legs, 19.5” wide, depth 14.25”, 22.5” high overall

£40-80

1085.

Miniature oak table-top collectors chest with four graduated drawers on a plinth base, 12” wide, depth 9”, 12.5” high; together with a mahogany apprentice miniature chest of three drawers, 12.25”, depth 7”, 9” high (one handle at fault) (2)

£50-80

1086.

19th century mahogany brass bound writing slope, with recessed brass side carry-handles and fitted interior inset with two glass inkwells, 18” wide, depth 10”, 5.5” high

£60-100

1087.

Early 19th century mahogany bowfront inlaid knife box, with a fitted interior and parquetry star motif to the inner cover, 9.5” wide, 16.5” high

£60-100

1088.

Large 19th century paper maché shaped tray with gilded decoration, 32” x 24.5”

£40-80

1089.

Large Victorian brass and mesh fender, 55" wide, 10.5" high

£50-80

1090.

Collection of assorted 18th, 19th century and later brass fire trivets, brass goffering iron and two andirons

£60-100

1091.

Pair of brass andirons with urn finials, 9.5” high; together with a set of three Victorian brass fire irons, the shovel 23” long

£40-80

1058 1061 1063
1064

1092.

Neoclassic style square brass fireside bin and cover, with an urn finial over fixed side carry-handles, with a pierced band upon cast paw feet, with liner, 21” high approx

£60-100

1093.

Victorian brass and mesh nursery fireguard, 36" wide, 30.5" high

£30-50

1094.

Decorative polished brass fireside box, with hinged cover and cast finial over fixed carry-handles and lancet pierced side panels, upon cast paw feet, 21" wide, depth 12", 13.5" high

£60-100

1095.

Pair of Victorian 'King of Diamonds' brass ejector candlesticks, stamped to the bases, 12" high

£40-80

1096.

Corinthian style brass and faux marble table lamp base, with a cast capital over a simulated marble column and square stepped base, 15" high

£30-50

1097.

Pair of brass twin branch candelabra, with scroll branches upon square bases, 13.5” high (one candle drips); together with three large single antique brass candlesticks, the tallest 13.25” high (5)

£30-50

1098.

Five assorted pairs of Victorian brass candlesticks, 6.5" to 9" high approx (10)

£40-80

1099.

Five 18th century single brass candlesticks with square bases, 9.5" to 12" approx (5)

£60-100

1100.

Six assorted 18th century single brass candlesticks, one with side ejector, 6.75" to 8" high approx (6)

£60-100

1101.

Unusual 19th century serpentine copper pierced fender, decorated with dragons and foliage with engraved highlights, 54" wide, 6" high

£60-100

1102.

Victorian brass and mesh nursery fireguard, 38.5" wide, 28.5" high

£30-50

1066
1067
1072
1075
1077
1069

1103.

Victorian walnut writing slope, the fitted interior inset with a glass inkwell, 14” wide, depth 8.5”, height 6”; together with a Victorian walnut workbox, 10” wide, depth 7”, height 5.5” (2)

£50-80

1104.

Pair of Classical style polished brass and iron andirons, 18" high; together with a brass fireside companion set with poker and pair of tongs on a stand, 21.5" high and a brass circular tripod trivet inscribed 'God Speed The Loom', 9" diameter, 10.25" high

£50-80

1105.

Tall polished brass tripod candle stand, with twin sconces upon hexagonal and turned column and downswept supports, 41.5" high

£30-50

1106.

Pair of Kashmiri papier maché candlesticks, the open barley twist supports decorated with flowers, 16" high (2)

£60-100

1107.

Pair of Kashmiri papier maché candlesticks, on open barley twist supports with floral decoration, 9.5" high; together with a taller single example 12.5" high (3)

£50-80

1108.

19th century mahogany brass bound writing slope, the top with a ledge back enclosing a fitted interior inset with two square glass inkwells and secret side drawer, with side carry-handles, 18” wide, depth 9.5”, 6” high

£60-100

1109.

19th century papier maché chinoiserie twin handled tray, decorated with a landscape within a foliate border with gilded highlights, 22" x 17"

£40-80

1110.

Early 20th century oak stationery cabinet, with slope front double doors enclosing calendar apertures and fitted interior over a single drawer, 12” wide, depth 10”, 11.5” high; together with an oak writing slope, the fitted interior inset with two glass inkwells, 14.75” wide, depth 10.25”, 8” high (2)

£60-100

1111.

Georgian serpentine mahogany knife box, with brass side carryhandles, 9” wide, 13.5” high (lacking fittings); together with a marquetry inlaid workbox and a walnut workbox (3)

£50-80

1094 1096

1112.

Edwardian walnut table-top three drawer miniature chest of drawers, with repousse brass handles upon bun feet, 10” wide, depth 9.5”, height 11.5”

£40-80

1113.

Victorian oval brass kettle on stand, with opaline glass handles, 20.5" high; together with a polished brass fire bucket with swing handle and another brass kettle with amber coloured glass handle (3)

£30-50

1114.

Good 19th century brass and marble Corinthian column oil lamp, the clear glass reservoir over a base with cast metal capital over a cylindrical marble column and two tier square base, with a clear glass chimney and etched glass globular shade, 38" high overall including the chimney

£150-250

1115.

Selection of 19th century copperware to include small oval kettle with an opaline glass handle, 8.25" high (handle at fault), a graduated set of four saucepans with cast brass handles, coffee pot with turned side wooden handle, small Guernsey type measure, two funnels and assorted other measures

£60-100

1116.

Good brass club fender, with leather upholstered corner seats over vertical rails with scrolls upon a curb base, 66" wide approx, 19.5" deep, 21" high

£250-350

1117.

Neoclassic style circular brass fireside bin and cover, with urn finial over swing handles and Tudor rose motifs upon four curved wrought iron supports, 22" high, 12.5" diameter

£80-120

1118.

Brass Duplex wall mounted oil lamp, on stylised cast brackets, 11" high with a clear glass chimney; together with two brass table oil lamps (lacking shades), repousse chamberstick, inkstand with fixed facet glass inkwell, hanging fireside trivet and cast iron/brass fire footman

£40-80

1119.

Four pairs of Victorian brass candlesticks, from 9" to 12" high (8)

£50-80

1120.

Six assorted 18th century single brass candlesticks, one with a side ejector, 6.5" to 8" high approx (6)

£60-100

1121.

Set of four Victorian brass candlesticks, with turned stems and square canted bases, 12” approx (4)

£30-50

1122.

Pair of decorative trefoil brass candlesticks with drip pans, 10.75" high; together with three further pairs of candlesticks (8)

£60-100

1123.

Pair of Victorian 'King of Diamonds' brass ejector candlesticks, stamped to the bases, 12" high

£40-80

1124.

Decorative polished brass fireside companion set, the stand surmounted with a heraldic Coat of Arms, upon a hexagonal column and tripod base, with a trivet, poker, tongs, brush and fork, the stand 37.5" high

£60-100

1125.

Victorian pierced brass neoclassic style fender, with urn type turned finials, 51.25" wide, 9" high; together with a Victorian pierced brass fender, 42" wide, 6" high (2)

£40-80

1126.

Collection of Victorian horse brasses, including five swing examples (21)

£20-40

1127.

Stained wooden two bottle tantalus, with locking fall front and swing handle, with two square cut glass decanters (with key) 11" wide, 12" high

£20-30

1128.

Victorian mahogany brass bound writing slope, the green velvet lined interior inset with two square glass inkwells, 16” wide, depth 9.5”, 6" high (some metal inlay missing); together with a 19th century coromandel tea caddy, 14” wide (lacking glass mixing bowl) (2)

£60-100

1129.

Early 20th century golden oak slope front stationery box, the double hinged doors enclosing a fitted interior with date cards, over a single drawer on bun feet, 17.5” wide, depth 11”, height

15.5”

£80-120

1130.

Early 20th century oak rectangular inkstand applied with silver plated mounts, the broken pediment raised back over a pair of square glass inkwells with EPNS covers, with an engraved vacant plaque to the centre, 12” wide, depth 6.25”, 6” high

£40-80

1131.

Set of early 20th century brass postal scales with a serpentine oak base and six weights, applied with an ivorine plaque, 14" wide

£40-80

1132.

Three brass doorstops to include two figural examples and a single example of a horse; together with a novelty bowling ball doorstop with an oval loop handle, 23" high (4)

£30-50

1133.

Georgian bronze pestle and mortar, the mortar with Fleur de Lys motifs, 4" high; together with two similar 19th century brass pestle and mortars, antique cast iron pestle and mortar and a single brass pestle

£60-100

1134.

Large 19th century mahogany brass bound writing slope, the later green lined interior with two associated glass inkwells, applied brass side carry-handles, 19.5” wide, 12"deep, 7” high

£60-100

1135.

Two vintage tan leather suitcases; together with a vintage case, two leather Gladstone type bags and crocodile handbag (6)

£60-100

1136.

Georgian tapered mahogany hanging candle box, 19” high; together with another 19th century candle box, 10” wide, 12.5” high (2)

£40-80

1137.

Georgian mahogany tea caddy, 10.25” wide (lacking interior fittings); together with four other assorted boxes (5)

£40-80

1138.

19th century gimballed whale oil ships lamp, 9" diameter; together with two further hanging lanterns and a wall mounted lantern (4)

£50-80

1139.

Good early 20th century oak canteen cutlery box on stand, with brass inset handles, 22” wide, 22.75” high

£40-80

1140.

Good large decorative pair of 19th century brass andirons, each with flambaeu finials and urn type columns on low pierced bases, 16" high

£60-100

1141.

Five Victorian brass chestnut roasters, including a repousse example decorated with a bowl of fruit (5)

£20-40

1142.

Collection of 18th and 19th century pairs of brass candle snuffers (12)

£50-80

1143.

Pair of late 19th century decorative brass andirons, with urn type finials over tapered supports, 13.5” high; together with a set of three brass fire irons with turned handles, the shovel 26” long

£60-100

1144.

Good Victorian style brass low club fender, with corner padded red leatherette seats upon short square supports and a curved base, 71" wide, 24.5" deep, 9.5" high approx

£150-250

1145.

Victorian pierced brass fender with applied copper swag and urn decoration, 45.5" wide, 4" high; together with another brass rail fender 44" wide (2)

£40-80

1146.

Decorative Neoclassic style polished brass fireside bin and cover, of urn form with twin side carry-handles, upon four curved supports decorated with harebells and terminating with paw feet, 27” high approx

£80-120

1147.

Mahogany cabinet on stand in the Georgian manner, with six pigeonholes over two drawers upon a modern stand with square canted legs, 25” wide, 9.5" deep, 23” high overall

£40-80

1148.

Victorian burr walnut writing slope, the ebonised fitted interior with two square glass inkwells, 14” wide, 10" deep

£50-80

1149.

Group of antique and later stationery and desk items, including an oak and brass letter rack, small postal scales, two letter embossing stamps, brass ships inkwell, Post Office Savings money bank, further scales, desk tidies etc

£40-80

1150.

Three 19th century brass candle snuffers and trays; together with a 19th century goffering iron and four 19th century brass tinderbox chambersticks

£80-120

1151.

Six assorted 18th century petal base single brass candlesticks, 7.25" to 9" high approx (6)

£60-100

1152.

Collection of Georgian and Victorian single brass candlesticks (25)

£80-120

1153.

Pair of 19th century brass tavern bell candlesticks, each with lever operated bells, on turned stems and circular dish bases, 12.75” high

£80-120

1154.

Georgian brass and steel serpentine pierced fender, with urn finials and beadwork decoration, on square tapered end supports, 26.5" wide, 10" high

£60-100

1155. NO LOT

1156.

Edwardian oval mahogany inlaid twin-handled gallery tray decorated with a paterae, 25” x 17”; together with a 19th century mahogany writing box with brass side carry-handles, 15” wide (2)

£30-50

1157.

Georgian style lidded cutlery box on stand, with a carry-handle over sliding covered compartments, the stand with square canted legs, 15.5” wide, 11.5" deep, 25” high overall

£30-50

1158.

19th century rosewood book holder, with scroll end supports and bun feet, 20.75” wide, 5.25” high

£30-50

1159.

Ashworth Ironstone 19th century 'Asiatic Pheasant' pattern transfer printed oval meat plate mounted in a bespoke made modern oval stand with faux bamboo supports, the stand 18.5” x 15.5”, 22” high; together with an 'Imari' pattern plate mounted in a bespoke circular stand, 15” diameter, 21” high (2)

£50-80

1160.

Collection of assorted antique and later boxes (7)

£30-50

1193
1194
1195

1161.

Late Victorian Art Nouveau brass fender, with shallow repousse stylised foliate and flowerhead decoration, 48" wide, 8" high

£50-80

1162.

Pair of antique elongated iron and brass fire tongs, 38” long

£20-40

1163.

Collection of mixed decorative brassware to include a pair of fire iron stands modelled with masks, 21" high; jardinières, jugs, lantern, set of four brass hanging rails with Fleur de Lys mounts and an oak and brass cribbage board

£30-50

1164.

Rococo style gilt metal oval frame, decorated with foliate scrolls over a single mask to the base, 25" x 18.75"

£40-80

1165.

Victorian brass fireguard, 41" wide, 16.5" high

£40-80

1166.

Victorian miniature brass half tester bed of typical form, 28” x 13”, 29” high

£80-120

1167.

Pair of 19th century brass and wrought iron andirons, with circular roundels, on pierced supports, 16" high

£30-50

1168.

Two similar sets of Victorian brass fire irons (6)

£40-80

1169.

Edwardian oval satinwood and mahogany inlaid serving tray, with a pierced brass heart motif gallery, inlaid to the centre with a classical urn, upon a later stand, the tray 21.5” x 14.75”

£30-50

1170.

Victorian rosewood rectangular tea caddy, with a fitted interior and glass mixing bowl, 12” wide, 6” high; together with a Victorian flame mahogany crossbanded writing slope, 14” wide (2)

£50-80

1171.

Victorian coromandel writing slope inlaid with mother of pearl, blue velvet fitted interior, 15” wide, 10" deep, 5.5” high

£50-80

1172.

Pair of chinoiserie decorated ebonised table lamps, 16" high including fittings; together with a Sorrento Ware olivewood letter rack inscribed with the days of the week, 17" high, a papier maché folding chinoiserie wall rack, small coopered pot, carved wooden double-sided cup, wooden hand bell, carved antique wooden chamberstick and other treen items

£60-100

1173.

Mahogany book press with a single drawer base, 15.5" wide, the frame 16" high

£60-100

1174.

Assorted copper ware to include a 10.5" circular jelly mould, a '1 Gill' measure, conical measure, two coffee pots and chamberstick etc

£30-50

1175.

Five Victorian copper jelly moulds, including a castellated example stamped Temple & Crook with a lozenge registration mark, tallest 5" high (5)

£100-200

1176.

Victorian copper jelly mould in the form of a recumbent lion, 6" high, 8.25" wide

£80-120

1177.

Two Benham & Froud copper jelly moulds, with stamped marks and numbered 292 and 540, 2.5" and 4.25" high respectively (2)

£80-120

1178.

Jennens & Bettridge papier maché oval box and cover, with silk lined interior and inlaid with mother of pearl and gilded highlights, blue string handles, stamped marks, 8" wide; together with a Victorian papier maché circular fluted basket with applied gilt metal handles, 11.5" wide (2)

£30-50

1179.

19th century mahogany workbox upon a later stand, with boxwood banding and a fitted interior, the box 15” wide, 21.5” high

£50-80

1180.

19th century mahogany tea caddy of sarcophagus form, inset with a pair of glass jars (one lacking cover), 12” wide; together with three further 19th century mahogany tea caddies (with faults) (4)

£50-80

1181.

Good small brass Victorian style club fender, with corner padded green button leather seats upon a curved base, 50" wide, 14" high

£150-250

1182.

Two sets of three Victorian brass fire irons (6)

£40-80

1183.

Set of three Victorian copper fire irons with turned handles, the shovel 26.75” long

£30-60

1184.

Neoclassic style polished brass square fireside log bin of tapered form with an urn finial, swing side carry-handles, with oval paterae and harebell garlands upon bun feet, with liner, 20” high, 13” square

£60-100

1185.

Victorian rosewood and mother of pearl workbox, 12” wide; together with a burr walnut writing box and a foliate carved workbox (3)

£30-60

1186.

Victorian pierced brass fender raised on paw feet, 52" wide, 9" high

£50-80

1187.

19th century brass fireside companion set, the stand surmounted with an eagle crest over a twisted stem and tripod supports, mounted with a poker, brush, shovel and pair of tongs, the stand 40.25" high

£50-80

1188.

Good pair of 19th century brass andirons, modelled with classical twin handled urns over a cast base depicting musical instruments, upon two supports, 18" high

£80-120

1189.

19th century Corinthian column brass oil lamp, with a cut glass reservoir upon a brass support with a cast capital, reeded column and square stepped base, with a clear glass chimney and opaline circular glass shade, 36" high overall including the chimney

£120-180

1190.

Collection of graduated 19th century haystack and other measures, including a half gallon example, 8.5" high (13)

£50-80

1191.

Victorian white painted cast iron corner stick stand in the manner of Coalbrookdale, 31" high, 16" wide

£40-80

1192.

19th century brass milk jug and cover, 18" high; together with a brass fire iron stand, 19th century square brass trivet stand, miniature brass scuttle and a square brass lantern

£40-80

1193.

Pair of 18th century brass candlesticks, with tapered cylindrical columns upon square bases, 10" high; together with another similar pair, 9.25" high (4)

£40-80

1194.

Good large Victorian Dutch style brass twelve branch chandelier, with a bold central turned column, foliate scroll supports terminating with candle sconces and circular drip pans, 32.5" high approx, 28" wide approx

£300-500

1195.

Rococo style pierced brass easel photograph frame, decorated with a grotesque mask and fruiting vines, 13" high; together with a pair of Aesthetic pierced brass candelabra with square bases and claw corner feet, 12" high (3)

£50-80

1196.

Large 19th century bulbous copper jug, 15.25" high

£40-80

1197.

Good 19th century copper samovar, with turned ebonised handles and brass tap upon a square base with turned bun feet, 16" high

£60-100

1198.

Selection of assorted antique pewter to include two pairs of turned candlesticks, French ‘Litre’ measure, pepper, two inkwells, two 1/12 tankards, 1/4 gill measure, a lidded tankard with heart motifs, etc

£40-80

1199.

Four 18th/19th dome top lidded pewter tankards, the tallest 8.5" high (4)

£50-80

1200.

Four continental 18th/19th century lidded pewter flagons, one with wriggle decoration, the tallest 12” high (4)

£50-80

1201.

Graduated set of three pewter measures, with reeded bodies, to include quart, pint and half pint, the quart 7.5” high (3)

£30-50

1202.

Eight 18th/19th century assorted pewter tankards, various touch marks, the tallest 7” high (8)

£50-80

1203.

19th century mahogany inlaid hanging candle box, the tapered front panel inlaid with a knife and fork motif, 19.5” high, 10” wide

£40-80

1204.

Oval mahogany twin handled gallery serving tray, 29” x 18”; with a Victorian pine cutlery tray and a Georgian oak candle box, 13” long (3)

£30-50

1205.

Georgian mahogany inlaid and crossbanded hanging candle box, with boxwood banding and inset with an oval paterae to the tapered front panel, 22.5” high, 9” wide

£60-100

1206.

Tall antique oak candlestick, with ring turned support over a turned base, 31" high; together with two further pairs of oak candlesticks with brass sconces (5)

£40-60

1207.

Oval Neoclassic style polished brass log bin and cover, with a pierced band, side carry-handles and cast paw feet, with liner, 16.5” wide, 19” high approx

£60-100

1208.

Late 19th century brass fire companion set, with ebony turned handles comprising a brush, poker, tongs and shovel on a trifold stand with carry-handle, 30” high

£60-100

1209.

Large 19th century polished brass milk pitcher and cover, 20.5” high; together with a polished brass barley twist smokers stand, 31” high (2)

£40-80

1210.

Four assorted 19th century pairs of fire irons, including three brass examples and a steel pair (8)

£40-80

1211.

Collection of eight vintage brass blowtorches (8)

£40-80

1212.

Pair of Victorian pierced brass fenders, 48" wide, 5" high approx

£40-80

1213.

Georgian serpentine pierced steel fender, with engraved paterae decoration, 58" wide, 6" high; together with another pierced steel fender with stylised leaf motif, 52" wide (2)

£70-100

1214.

Set of three Victorian brass fire irons, with turned finials, the shovel 30” long (3)

£20-40

1215.

Group of assorted brass ware to include a serpentine engraved decorated tray, 20" wide, kettle with turned wooden handle, jug, flask, octagonal tray, circular tray and dishes, taper stand etc

£30-50

1216.

Two similar early 20th century brass bicycle pumps, both with turned wooden handle (2)

£20-40

1217.

Heavy polished brass twin-handled saucepan, 17" wide including the handles, 5" high; together with an antique brass saucepan with a swing iron handle, 9.25" diameter (2)

£30-50

1218.

Collection of antique and later brass ware to include four dredgers, novelty jockey ashtray, pair of trivets, folding cast gilt metal book holder, ladle, chambersticks, tongs etc

£40-80

1219.

Large 19th century brass and steel pierced bowfront fender, 66" wide approx, 9" high

£60-100

1220.

Set of three 19th century steel fire irons, with baluster turned stems, the shovel 30” long

£50-80

1221.

Pair of Victorian brass andirons with fluted and turned supports, 7.25” high; together with a set of three twisted stem brass fire irons, the shovel 27.25” long

£50-80

1208
1219
1225
1229
1234
1226

1222.

Group of seven antique polished brass fire shovels (7)

£40-80

1223.

Victorian brass and mesh nursery fireguard, 36" wide, 30.5" high

£30-50

1224.

Large 19th century brass and wrought iron fireguard, 54" wide, 24.5" high

£80-120

1225.

19th century rosewood crossbanded and brass inlaid writing slope on a later stand, the fitted interior inset with two glass inkwells, the slope 20” wide, 22.25” high overall to include the stand

£60-100

1226.

Victorian walnut brass bound writing slope, the fitted interior inset with two glass inkwells, 14” wide, depth 9”

£40-80

1227.

Early 20th century oak table cabinet, the double doors enclosing two drawers, with recessed brass side carry-handles, 11.75” wide, depth 8.75”, 9” high; together with an oak workbox applied with metal mounts, 10.75” wide (2)

£50-80

1228.

Set of late Victorian brass fire irons, with ornate cast handles, the shovel 28” long (3)

£30-50

1229.

Late 19th century brass and oak revolving Canterbury/ newspaper rack, with two divisions and an oak base upon a decorative tripod stand, 37” high

£60-100

1230.

Good pair of decorative brass andirons, with flambeau finials and floral garland decoration over pierced scroll supports applied with Georgian coins, 15” high; together with a set of three Victorian brass fire irons, the shovel 28” long

£80-120

1237

1231.

Small Victorian brass and pierced steel fender upon three square stepped supports, 34.5" wide, 9.25" high; together with another Victorian pierced brass fender, 39.5" wide (2)

£50-80

1232.

Oak gallery serving tray with applied silver plated mounts, 20" x 14.5"; together with an oak oval and gilt metal wall plaque gong cast with a bronze bust of a horse (lacking gong), a two train wooden mantel clock, 15.25" high and two oak cigarette boxes in the form of coal scuttles

£50-80

1233.

Brexton vintage cased picnic hamper set, 20.25" wide (lacking flasks)

£15-30

1234.

Automobilia interest - metal bar mounted with six car badges to include a Royal Automobile Club Associate enamel badge no. 11153, two AA examples, RAC, Butler Vittoria Rolls Royce R.R.E.C and Institute of Advanced Motorists

£50-80

1235.

Late 19th century walnut table polyphon in a serpentine walnut case, 10.75" wide, depth 10.25", 6.75" high; with a group of discs

£150-250

1236.

Swiss late 19th century music box, with 13" cylinder in a faux rosewood inlaid case, bearing a label to the inside case 'N.L. Van Gruisen, 17 Bold St, Liverpool', 20.5" wide, depth 7", 5.5" high

£100-200

1237.

Good wooden scale model schooner, with two masts, rigging, half green painted hull with two cabins and simulated deck boards, 49" long from bow spit to end of boom, on a wooden stand

£50-100

1238.

Pond yacht, with single mast and two sails on a red painted wooden hull with keel, 25" from bow to stern; together with a vintage model motorboat, 36" long and a matchstick model travellers caravan (3)

£30-50

1239.

Victorian silage cutter, 30" long; together with a pitchfork 60" long, and a Victorian gardeners string line (3)

£40-80

1240.

Two Victorian hanging wooden whip racks, largest 24" wide, 26" high; together with three shire horse bells in a Victorian brass frame with horse hair plume, mounted on a wooden block; also a pair of horse hair plumes on brass threads, treen pastry mould, horse brasses on a leather strap and a Shoreman's hook

£60-100

1241.

Victorian silver mounted ebonised gentleman's walking cane with horn crook handle and hallmarked engraved mounts, London 1869, 36" long

£30-50

1242.

Riding whip with horn handle, plated collar, 19" leather wrapped shaft and woven leather whip; also a cane riding crop, 20" long (2)

£30-50

1243.

Interesting horn and bone specimen whip, the handle with silver plated mount, 16" long multi-sectional shaft and long woven leather whip; together with a leather wrapped riding crop with antler handle, 22" long (2)

£50-80

1244.

Brass four glass torsion mantel clock, 3.5" foliate white dial, 9.75" high (with key, at fault); together with a brass carriage clock with platform cylinder escapement, 6" high (2)

£40-80

1245.

Large group of books to include antiquarian art and furniture reference books, natural history reference books and novels etc (three boxes)

£20-40

1246.

Large group of books to include antiquarian art and furniture reference books, natural history reference books and novels etc (four boxes)

£20-40

1247.

Scott, Sir Walter, Bart - twenty-four leather bound volumes of The Waverly Novels, Henry Frowde, Oxford University Press 1910; also with further volumes of Britannica and Books of The Year etc

£40-80

1248.

The New Popular Encyclopaedia - fourteen leather bound volumes, editor Charles Annandale, M.A., LL.D, The Gresham Publishing Company London & Glasgow 1905 (14)

£20-40

1249.

Encyclopaedia Britannica - twenty-four leather bound volumes, printers Hazell Watson & Viney Ltd

£20-40

1250.

London, Jack - eleven volumes, including Martin Eden, Varg Larsen etc; also six volumes of The Harmsworth Encyclopaedia and five volumes by Ronald Fangen

£20-40

1251.

19th century tortoiseshell and ivory tea caddy in need of restoration, 6.5” wide, 5.5” high; together with a Victorian mother of pearl parquetry tea caddy, the interior with two lidded compartments, 7” wide, 4.75” high (2)

** Ivory sale submission reference 1JZU3ZBT

£120-180

1252.

Serpentine red marble doorstop/paperweight, 9.5” high; together with a similar smaller example, pair of white marble and serpentine egg form paperweights and two other paperweights (6)

£30-50

1253.

Brass Corinthian column telescopic table lamp, with a cast capital and reeded column upon a square stepped base applied with wreath motifs, standard height 23" high

£60-100

1254.

Selection of antique and later brassware to include two brass skillets, pair of Victorian brass oil lamps, door knockers, cribbage board etc

£40-80

1255.

Good heavy Dutch style polished brass six branch chandelier in the 17th century style, converted to electricity, with scroll bracket supports terminating with circular sconces and drip pans, 16" high, 24" across approx

£80-120

1256.

Victorian pierced brass fender, with foliate engraved decoration and gadrooned and rope twist moulding upon three cast paw feet, 51" wide, 8.5" high

£50-80

1257.

Group of assorted brass furniture castors and mounts, including some paw cast examples; also a small set of plated claw feet and a pair of cast iron Simplex ladder hinges

£40-80

1258.

Set of Preston & Thomas kitchen scales, 14" wide approx; together with another similar set of scales bearing the label Yandell & Son, Bristol (2)

£20-40

1259.

Assorted polished brassware to include a hanging arch top oil lamp, brass kettle, brass and iron saucepan, two large brass bowls, circular brass colander and an oval brass gallery tray (7)

£50-80

1260.

Large 19th century black Toleware rectangular tray, decorated with exotic birds amidst flowering branches, 30” x 22.5”; together with an oval green Tole Ware tray, large oval papier maché tray and a smaller oval example (4)

£60-100

1261.

19th century rosewood brass inlaid writing box on later mahogany stand, with recessed brass carry-handles and secret side drawer, the interior with three divisions, 16” wide, 22.5” high overall including the stand

£80-120

1262.

Oval oak twin-handled gallery tray with silver plated mounts upon an oak stand with faux bamboo supports, the tray 22.5” wide

£30-50

1263.

Early 20th century oak stationery cabinet, the hinged slope front enclosing a fitted interior, 12” wide, 9.25” high (lacking inkwell); together with another oak slope front stationery cabinet (lacking interior), 14.5” wide (2)

£60-100

1264.

Set of three 19th century steel fire irons, with cast brass corn handles, the shovel 29.5” long (3)

£40-80

1265.

19th century brass footman, with acorn finials over fixed side carry-handles, the shaped frieze over cabriole fore legs, 18” wide, 13.5” high

£40-80

1266.

Good 19th century brass footman, with turned ebonised side carry-handles, pierced shaped frieze over cabriole fore legs, 22” wide, 13” high

£40-80

1267.

Set of three brass and copper fire irons, with turned handles and wrythen fluted copper stems, the shovel 27” long (3)

£20-40

1268.

19th century brass footman, with fixed side carry-handles, shaped frieze and cabriole fore legs, 20” wide, 10” high

£40-80

1269.

Assorted brassware to include a wash jug and basin, watering can, flower holder, lantern, bellows etc

£20-40

1283
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1270.

Pair of novelty figural brass epergnes, with Friar type figures modelled holding lamps, upon circular bases, with clear glass trumpets, 11.5” high

£50-80

1271.

Decorative sword and shield cast iron hat and coat wall rack, modelled as a circular shield with swords and a cross, 29" high

£60-100

1272.

Victorian figured walnut brass bound writing slope, with a fitted interior and two glass inkwells, 18” wide, depth 10.5”, 7.25” high

£70-100

1273.

Nine assorted turned wooden juggling pins, two of which painted and numbered, some with turned ring decoration (9)

£40-60

1274.

Copper and silver plated hunting horn by and stamped Harries Shrewsbury, 33" long, within original leather case with buckle straps

£40-80

1275.

Pair of Victorian hexagonal base candlesticks, with architectural cast capitals, 9.25" high; together with a pair of 19th turned brass candlesticks with oblong bases, 10" high (4)

£30-50

1276.

Three pairs of 18th century brass candlesticks, 6" to 8" high approx (6)

£60-100

1277.

Collection of Victorian style brass coal shovels with turned handles, 13" long (18)

£40-80

1278.

19th century brass spirit kettle on stand with ebonised turned handle, 13.25" high; together with a brass hanging candle box, two brass jugs, brass coffee pot, repousse brass lidded jug, brass doorstop and a circular brass tray

£30-50

1279.

Victorian brass hexagonal glazed hall lantern, with harebell border, 17" drop from the finial ring; together with a brass sundial with Roman numerals and inscribed 'A shadow round about my face, the sunny hours of day will trace', 7.5" diameter (2)

£40-80

1280.

Group of five cast iron cobblers shoe lasts; also a folding boot jack

£15-30

1281.

Group of assorted antique and later brass and steel barrel taps; also a pair of treen barrel taps

£20-30

1282.

Three Victorian campaign screw bun pairs of candlesticks, the largest 4.5” diameter; together with a Queen Anne style brass candle snuffer holder, oval 19th century box engraved with a fisherman in a boat, 5.5” wide and other brass items to include a pastry cutter, four pairs of nut crackers and four pairs of miniature fire tongs

£60-100

1283.

Pair of 19th century coaching lamps, black japanned and brass with bevelled glazed plates, 17.5" high approx

£80-120

1284.

Pair of 19th century coaching lamps, black japanned and copper with glazed plates, 20" high approx

£40-80

1285.

Pair of 19th century coaching lamps, black japanned and brass with bevelled glazed plates, 18" high approx

£60-100

1286.

Pair of circular Victorian needlework inlaid foot stools, with foliate design seats, 13" diameter; together with a decorative painted wooden fireside bucket with iron swing handle and a large pair of turned wooden candlesticks, 13.5" high (5)

£20-40

1287.

Three pairs of Victorian turned brass candlesticks; together with a pair of brass chambersticks and two single Victorian brass candlesticks, each 12" high (10)

£40-80

1288.

Pair of antler and brass candlesticks, 9" high; together with a brass casket with cast paw feet, 3.5" high, 6.75" wide; three antique Dutch tobacco boxes and a heavy cast brass cylindrical jar and cover surmounted with a figure seated upon a barrel, 5.75" high

£80-120

1289.

Two similar pairs of open barley twist brass candlesticks, 11.25" and 11.75" high respectively (4)

£30-60

1290.

Decorative Victorian brass fender with pierced corner finials on reeded support and with foliate designs, 49" wide, 9" high

£60-100

1291.

Set of three Victorian brass fire irons with ornate cast handles, the shovel 26.5” long

£30-60

1292.

Large 18th century brass and iron skimmer, 44.25" long; together with two other brass skimmers, two brass ladles and a brass and copper chestnut roaster (6)

£40-80

1293.

Good pair of 19th century brass andirons, with fluted finials over curved fore supports and a fluted stretcher, registration no. 155822, 10.5” high; together with a set of three Victorian brass fire irons with wrythen fluted finials, the shovel 29.5” long

£80-120

1294.

Art Nouveau style brass and mirrored fire screen, with bevelled glass within a frame surmounted by a twisted handle and over a pierced panel, 31" high; together with a brass and mesh fire screen

£40-60

1295.

Three sets of 19th century steel fire irons, one with brass mounts (9)

£50-100

1296.

Good Dutch style polished brass five branch chandelier, with a central turned column and scroll brackets terminating with candle sconces, 19.5" high

£80-120

1297.

Victorian walnut coal scuttle, the hinged cover enclosing a metal liner, with brass loop handle to the top and brass scoop with turned wooden handle, 14" wide, 19" deep, 13" high; together with an oak scuttle with hinged cover (2)

£25-35

1298.

19th century brass footman, with a black painted rim and swing handles over a fret frieze with round bosses, upon cabriole fore legs, 19.5” wide, 13” high

£40-80

1299.

Regency mahogany serpentine knife box converted to a letterbox, 15.5” high, 11.5" deep (with faults)

£60-100

1300.

Large circular stained wooden coopered brass bound circular shallow bowl, 28" diameter, 6.75" high approx

£30-50

1301.

Early 20th century carved oak wall clock/barometer, the case depicting dolphins over fruiting vine garlands, 25" high, 13" wide (the clock timepiece at fault)

£20-40

1302.

Graduated set of three oak serving trays, the largest 20” wide; together with a brass inlaid glass base twin handled serving tray and two further oak serving trays with plated and brass mounts

£40-80

1303.

19th century mahogany brass bound writing slope, with green baize lined fitted interior and brass recessed side carry-handles, 17.75” wide, depth 10”, 6.5” high

£60-100

1304.

Victorian mahogany writing slope, the blue velvet lined fitted interior inset with two glass inkwells, brass plaque to the cover inscribed ‘W. Hillman’, 17.5" wide, 11" deep, 7" high

£50-80

1305.

Collection of miniature antique metalware to include a cast iron fire grate, 7.5" high, an engraved brass Gothic style fireplace, seven assorted brass miniature fenders, a chamberstick, tripod table, milk churn, bucket and a flat iron

£80-150

1306.

Black japanned and wrought iron weathervane modelled as a horse, the horse 22" wide approx, 32" high approx

£30-50

1307.

Victorian pierced brass fender, with embossed roundels upon bun feet, 47" wide, 7" high (rust damage to the back plate); together with another Victorian pierced brass fender, 35.25" wide, 8" high (2)

£40-80

1308.

Antique coopered oak barrel butter churn, with cover and crank handle (replaced churning blades), 18" high; together with a copper bed warming pan with turned wooden handle, 45" long, and a brass and mahogany standard lamp, 50" high to bulb fitting

£40-80

1309.

Matched set of four Georgian brass candlesticks with side ejectors, 8.75" high (4)

£40-80

1310.

Two pairs of 18th century brass candlesticks with side ejector slides, upon circular bases, 6.75” and 7” high respectively (4)

£50-80

1311.

Large pair of Victorian brass turned candlesticks, 14" high; together with a similar smaller pair, 11" high (4)

£30-50

1312.

Collection of Victorian style brass coal shovels with turned handles, 13" long (15)

£40-80

1313.

Assorted brass ware to include a pair of 12” turned candlesticks, oak and brass wall hanging rack, 20" high, brass candle snuffer trays, wall pockets, Gothic style letter rack, small lanterns, door knocker etc

£40-80

1314.

Victorian burr walnut brass bound writing slope, with recessed brass side carry-handles, 20” wide, 10" deep; together with another Victorian walnut brass bound writing slope, 18” wide, 10.5" deep (lacking inkwells) (2)

£80-120

1315.

Two similar sets of Victorian brass fire irons (6)

£50-80

1316.

Pair of Victorian brass horse doorstops with heavy cast bases, 8.25" high; together with another similar later pair, 6.5" high (4)

£40-80

1317.

Small Victorian pierced brass fender, 34" wide, 5.5" high; together with a small Victorian brass and mesh fireguard, 28.5" wide, 11" high and a brass and mesh dome fireguard, 17" high (3)

£50-80

1318.

Group of assorted antique and later brass trays, including a repousse decorated, engraved example, an oval tray with pierced gallery border etc, largest oval 22" across

£30-50

1319.

Three heavy decorative cast iron door knockers, the largest 10.5" high; together with an assortment of antique brass door handles and a knocker

£50-100

1320.

Novelty horn and silver plated inkstand, inset with a square glass inkwell, 8" wide x 11" deep approx; also two wooden inkstands, each with two glass inkwells (3)

£40-80

1321.

Good Victorian heavy polished brass fender, with turned finials and spindle rail over a fluted base decorated with flowerheads, 45.5" wide, 10" high

£80-120

1322.

Two sets Victorian brass fire irons, one with a steel shovel (6)

£40-80

1323.

19th century brass footman, the frieze with dummy drawers and roundel bosses over cabriole fore feet, with side carry-handles, 18” wide, 12.5” high

£40-80

1324.

Set of four Victorian brass gas wall lights, 16” approx (4)

£30-50

1325.

Pair of Classical design brass andirons with urn finials, 11.5” high; together with a set of three Victorian brass fire irons with turned handles, the shovel 28” long

£50-80

1326.

Small group of pewter miniature items, including a jug with hinged cover 3" high, candlestick, chamberstick, oil lamp, beaker etc; also a pair of miniature brass candlesticks and an antique brass pip tamper modelled with a bust of a gentleman

£20-40

1327.

Novelty brass stand in the form of an umbrella, 16.5" high; together with a brass dinner gong in a cast faux bamboo support, brass model of a wader, school hand bell, hall stick stand with swan finial, 21" high and a wall mounted door entry bell (6)

£40-80

1328.

Four similar pairs of Victorian squat brass candlesticks, each 5" high; together with three further pairs of brass candlesticks (14)

£40-80

1329.

Four pairs of antique brass taper sticks, from 2.75" to 4.5" high (8)

£40-80

1330.

Pair of 19th century engraved squat brass candlesticks, 6.25" high; together with three further pairs of Victorian brass candlesticks (8)

£60-100

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1352

1331.

Collection of six 19th century brass chambersticks, the larger example with a candle snuffer, 9" high (6)

£30-50

1332.

19th century mahogany brass bound writing slope with fitted interior, 18” wide, depth 9.75”, 5.5" high (lacking inkwells); together with a Victorian walnut workbox, 12” wide (2)

£50-80

1333.

Edwardian oak inkstand with a single drawer, the brass gallery rail over a pair of square glass inkwells with a central monogram engraved shield plaque, 12.5” wide, depth 8.5”

£50-80

1334.

19th century brass footman, with fixed side carry-handles over a shaped frieze, upon cabriole fore legs, 22.5" wide, 10.25” high

£40-80

1335.

Antique Dutch brass warmer/lantern with a canopy top over twin handles and a latch lever, repousse decorated with windmill landscapes depicting a fisherman and milkmaid to the sides, the front decorated with scrolls and lions, the reverse with a single panelled door, 9.5" high; together with a decorative brass jardinière with fixed lion ring turned handles, 8.5" diameter, 6" high and a Dutch brass repousse jardinière, 6.5" diameter, 6.5" high (3)

£60-100

1336.

Decorative Dutch polished brass jardinière, with mask ring handles, repousse decorated with a man smoking a pipe, upon cast claw feet, 15” high, 12.5” diameter

£50-80

1337.

Pair of Victorian cast brass horse doorstops modelled with Cavalry soldiers, 9.5" high

£30-60

1338.

Victorian 'One Gallon' copper haystack measure, 10" high; with two 'Half Gallon' measures (3)

£40-80

1339.

Victorian copper kettle on stand, with opaline glass finial and handle, 14" high; together with a 19th century copper kettle, 11.5" high (2)

£60-100

1340.

Large 19th century copper coffee pot with turned wooden side handle, 13” high; together with a copper coal bucket/shovel, 24” high and a decorative brass and copper coffee pot, 10.5” high (3)

£40-80

1341.

Two 19th century copper ‘Gallon’ haystack measures, 11.25” and 13” high respectively; also a ‘Half Gallon’ copper haystack measure, 9.25” high (3)

£50-80

1342.

Arts & Crafts style planished brass fireside bin and cover, with liner, 16” high; together with a repousse brass twin handled vase decorated with a dragon, 11.5” high and a brass cooking pot and cover with an iron swing handle and copper supports, 16” high including handle (3)

£50-80

1343.

Pair of 19th century steel andirons, 8” high; together with a set of three 19th century copper and steel fire irons, the shovel 26” long

£50-80

1344.

Assortment of 19th century and later fire irons to include shovels, tongs and pokers

£30-50

1345.

Victorian brass and mesh nursery fireguard, 36" wide, 30.25" high

£30-50

1346.

Small Victorian brass and mesh nursery fireguard, 24.5" wide, 15.5" high

£40-80

1347.

Ornate set of brass fire irons, with stylised cast handles, the shovel 31” long (3)

£30-50

1348.

Oak and brass twin-handled serving tray, 20.5" x 13.5"; together with three other decorative polished brass trays, the largest 22" diameter (4)

£20-40

1349.

Decorative repousse polished brass charger, decorated to the centre with a masted ship, with wide rim and roundel motifs, 18” diameter; together with a brass jardinière with applied mask ring handles, 12” high and two further brass jardinières (4)

£50-80

1350.

Pair of brass church three branch candelabra, with scroll griffin sconces over pierced bell bases with Catholic Church inscriptions, 12” high

£40-80

1351.

Arts & Crafts repoussé brass jardinière, decorated with fruiting vines, with twin lion mask and ring handles on three ball feet, 9" high; together with further brass and copper ware including another brass jardinière with pierced border decoration, a brass teapot warmer, copper teapot, copper watering can, copper trays including a Wm Teacher & Son Whisky branded example etc

£50-80

1352.

Pair of large antique wrought iron andirons with Fleur de Lys baskets, 27.5” high

£40-80

1353.

Good heavy Victorian Neoclassic style pierced brass fender, with classical urn corner finials over square fluted columns and applied with oval paterae motifs, 42.5" wide, 9.5" high

£60-100

1354.

Victorian Neoclassical style fender, with three urn and swag applied panels on a stepped base, 49" wide, 7.5" high

£60-100

1355.

19th century brass footman, with fixed side carry-handles, shaped frieze and cabriole fore legs, 21.5” wide, 11” high

£40-80

1356.

Early 20th century oak and silver plated coopered hot water jug, with mask detailed spout, 7" high; together with a similar oval bowl; oak decanter stand (handle at fault); four wooden brass bound circular storage boxes and an artists palette

£50-80

1357.

Victorian walnut brass bound writing slope, 11,75” wide, depth 9”, height 6.25”; together with another Victorian walnut writing slope, 10.25” wide (2)

£60-100

1358.

Pair of decorative vintage brass recumbent deer lamp bases upon stained oak bases, in the manner of Sarreid, 23.5” high including the fittings

£50-80

1353
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1355
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1360
1361
1363

1359.

Late 19th century brass and iron rectangular stick stand with turned finials over six square divisions, 12.75" wide, 25.5" high

£30-50

1360.

Set of 19th century oak and brass mechanical Westmoreland type bellows, 20.5" long; together with two further pairs of oak bellows (3)

£50-80

1361.

Early 20th century repoussé brass rectangular stick stand, with a polychrome figural tavern interior scene to the front and lion mask and ring handles to the sides, 19" wide, 7" deep, 22" high

£30-50

1362.

Set of Victorian brass and oak counter-top postal scales, inscribed with rates of postage, 11" wide; together with a group of assorted circular and small bell weights including branded examples

£30-50

1363.

Good set of four 19th century brass bell weights, with registration marks and initials, largest 14lb (4)

£30-50

1364.

Set of six 19th century brass and lead bell weights, from 4lb to 2oz (6)

£40-60

1365.

Group of assorted 19th century brass and lead bell and disc weights, the largest bell weight 2lb

£40-60

1366.

Graduated set of five Victorian brass bell weights, 2lb through to 2oz; together with a graduated close- matched group of eight bell weights, 1lb through to 1/4oz

£30-50

1367.

Graduated set of brass bell weights, 4lb through to 2oz; together with a matched set of four bell weights and two others

£30-50

1368.

Group of small Victorian bell weights, largest 4lb; together with four brass measures 'Half Pint', 'Gill', 'Half Gill' and 'Quarter Gill'; also a horse bell swinger/terret, miniature cauldron, repousse copper powder flask and a brass and mirrored glass circular tray

£30-50

1369.

19th century Tunbridge Ware cribbage board, 12" x 4.25"; together with five further cribbage boards (6)

£30-50

1370.

Brass and iron chestnut roaster/warming pan, 28.5” long; together with a Dutch repoussé brass burner depicting traditional landscapes, 12.25” high and a large pair of 19th century brass chambersticks, 9” high (4)

£60-100

1371.

Antique treen kitchenalia to include two pairs of butter pats, circular coopered bowl, butter moulds and a pair of later turned treen salt and peppers

£20-40

1372.

Victorian figured walnut brass bound writing slope, the fitted interior inset with a single square glass inkwell, 11.75” wide, 9" deep; together with another Victorian walnut parquetry inlaid writing slope, 14” wide, 9" deep (2)

£60-100

1373.

19th century papier maché shaped tray by Jennens & Betteridge, London, decorated in gilt with an Oriental landscape inlaid with mother of pearl, stamped marks, 26.75” x 20.5”

£60-100

1374.

Pair of decorative 19th century brass andirons, with urn finials over lyre motifs, an oval paterae and swag upon paw feet, 13” high; together with a set of three brass fire irons with wrythen fluted stems and engraved decoration to the tongs, the shovel 27” long

£60-100

1375.

Large Indian repoussé brass circular wall plaque, decorated with figures to the centre within a foliate border and decorated with further figural and animal scenes to the wide border, 30.5" diameter

£40-80

1376.

19th century turned brass bowfront fireguard with folding iron back supports, 29" wide, 14.5" high

£60-100

1377.

Pair of large 17th century style wrought iron andirons with basket tops, 28.5” high; together with a smaller pair of wrought iron andirons, 19.5” high (4)

£60-100

1378.

Victorian brass and mesh nursery fireguard, 36" wide, 30.25" high

£30-50

1379.

Two similar John Linwood Warranted clock brass spit jacks, 15” high; also an Estell's patent brass spit jack by E.B. Bennett & Sons, 14” high approx (3)

£30-50

1380.

Heavy cast brass twin sconce wall light, the mount with figural putti over a Heraldic shield with scrolling foliate surround; together with a group of Victorian and later hinged swing-arm wall sconces including a good pair of cast scroll examples; also with assorted swing-arm coat hooks, fixed hooks and three brass conical wall pockets

£50-80

1381.

Pair of Victorian brass gas wall light brackets, with a pierced foliate design, 14.25” approx; together with a set of four brass scroll candle sconces and a repousse single brass candle wall sconce, 7.25” high

£30-60

1382.

Two similar pairs of brass horse doorstops, 8" high approx (4)

£30-60

1383.

Georgian serpentine pierced brass fender, 32" wide, 5" high; together with a similar Georgian steel serpentine fender, 34" wide, 12.75" high (2)

£60-100

1384.

19th century brass footman with a pierced top fret top over cabriole fore legs, 18” wide, 11.25” high

£40-80

1385.

Heavy set of Victorian brass fire irons, with tapered octagonal handles, the shovel 28” long

£40-80

1386.

Two sets of brass fire irons with twisted stems (6)

£40-80

1387.

19th century rosewood brass bound writing slope upon a later mahogany stand, with a secret side drawer and recessed brass side carry-handles, green baize lined fitted interior inset with two glass inkwells, the box 18” wide, 22.5” high including the stand

£80-120

1388.

19th century walnut brass bound writing slope, with a fitted interior and inset with two square glass inkwells, 18” wide, depth 10”, height 6.5” (some brass inlay has sprung); together with an inlaid mahogany tea caddy and a fruitwood box (3)

£50-80

1389.

Collection of 18th and 19th century brass skimmers, also a toasting fork and large brass spoon with turned wooden handle

£50-80

1390.

Victorian oval tin hatbox decorated with ‘Victorian’ scraps, 15” wide, 11.5” high; together with a tin watering can featuring similar decoration, 16” high and a plain black tin watering can with a brass rim base (3)

£50-80

1391.

Set of four 19th century gilt metal curtain tieback hooks, 9.5” high approx; together with a classical gilt metal pair, 9" high approx (6)

£60-100

1392.

Pair of Neoclassical style decorative brass ewer lamp bases, with caryatid handles, masks and spouts, decorated with panels of figures upon foliate scroll grounds, 11” high

£40-80

1393.

Edwardian brass and walnut revolving Canterbury/newspaper rack, 31.5” high

£40-80

1394.

19th century cast brass figure of a donkey, modelled standing with lidded storage baskets on its back, the covers cast with game upon a naturalistic base, with stone set eyes, 4.5” high, 7.5” wide

£80-120

1395.

Pair of French late 19th century spelter figures emblematic of music, modelled with maidens and cherubs playing musical instruments upon oval ebonised socles, 18” high

£60-100

1396.

Early 18th century single brass candlestick, with a turned stem and square canted corner base, 6.25” high; together with an 18th century single brass turned candlestick with a square base, 9” high; also a pair of 18th century turned brass candlesticks, 8.5” high (4)

£50-80

1397.

19th century mahogany writing slope, leather lined fitted interior inset with two glass inkwells, brass recessed side carry-handles, 20” wide, depth 10”, 7.5” high

£60-100

1397

1398.

Victorian pierced brass fireguard, 36.5" wide, 15.5" high

£40-80

1399.

Eccles, Manchester 'The Protector' miners chrome and brass safety lamp, Type 1A, 9.25" high; together with another example stamped 'The Wolf Safety Lamp Co.', 8.5" high (2)

£40-80

1400.

Three pairs of 18th century petal base brass candlesticks, the tallest 9.25” high (6)

£60-100

1401.

Three pairs of 18th century brass candlesticks, the tallest 7.5” high (6)

£60-100

1402.

Good heavy gilt metal table lamp base, decorated with oval lobed motifs upon a stylised hexagonal base, 18.25” high excluding the fitting

£50-80

1403.

Decorative Corinthian column brass lamp base, 15” excluding the fitting; together with another similar style brass lamp base with hexagonal base, 19” high excluding the fitting (2)

£50-80

1404.

Set of 19th century steel fire irons with ornate cast brass handles, the shovel 30” long (3)

£40-80

1405.

Set of Victorian brass counter scales marked Quinton, Croydon, mounted on a moulded oak base, 19" high; together with a cased set of Becker Fils & Co laboratory scales (2)

£40-60

1406.

Victorian counter-top postal balance scales with weights, bearing an ivorine Inland Letter Rates plaque, 13" wide; together with a set of three joiners squares and group of five brass T-stand display stands

£30-50

1407.

Continental porcelain and gilt metal mounted baluster table lamp, decorated with birds and floral panels on a blue ground with gilt highlights, 13" high including fitting; together with another porcelain and metal mounted table lamp, a Neoclassical black and gilt column table lamp and a small porcelain square oil lamp with transfer print decoration (lacking a shade) (4)

£40-80

1408.

Cameo shell table lamp shade, the carved panel depicting The Three Graces, inscribed Tre Grazie (shell only with fitting to the base for a lamp), 6" high

£50-80

1409.

Miniature brass thermometer in the shape of a horseshoe, 3" high; together with a veined marble obelisk thermometer, 7" high; also three French metal mounted and glazed jewellery caskets, the hinged covers with images of French landmarks including Arc de Triomphe and a souvenir du Croisic abalone shell mounted inkstand modelled as a sailing boat with glass ink bottle

£40-80

1410.

Group of painted lead Napoleon's Army toy figures; together with other lead figures, a ship and a Dinky Toys seaplane

£15-30

1411.

19th century convex oval reverse glass painting of a castle entrance, 22" wide, 16" high; together with a rectangular reverse glass painting 'Castello Borgia, Italy', depicting a lakeside fortress with clock tower by moonlight (2)

£20-40

1412.

Two similar birdseye maple framed reverse glass paintings of Dutch river landscapes with buildings, largest 29" x 21" including frame (2)

£20-40

1413.

Large 19th century needlework picture of a palace interior with two royals and a servant, 30" x 33" overall including the veneered frame

£60-100

1414.

Good Corinthian column silver plated brass standard lamp, with cast detailed capital over a fluted column and upon a square stepped base terminating with cast paw feet, 52" high

£80-120

1415.

Decorative Victorian glass and silver plated oil lamp, the plated reservoir decorated with harebell garlands over a cut glass mount, octagonal clear glass stem and stepped base, with a clear glass chimney and etched pink blush shade, 29.5" high overall including the chimney

£80-120

1416.

Corinthian style silver plated oil lamp base, with cut glass reservoir upon a cast capital and fluted column with a square stepped beaded base, 21" high (converted)

£60-100

1417.

Silver plated two bottle decanter stand with decanters, the stand with carry-handle and lion mask paw detailed feet, inset with a pair of 19th century cut glass decanters with triple rim necks and stoppers, the stand 11.5" high overall

£40-80

1418.

Two EPNS dinner gongs, the tallest 10.5" high; together with a silver plated and glass butter dish stand, silver plated twin handled circular spirit burner, bottle holder, novelty swan deign toast rack and a pair of rectangular pedestal salts

£40-80

1419.

Oval twin-handled silver plated copper gallery tray with engraved foliate decoration, 21.5" wide; together with four silver plated cake baskets with twin handles and a silver plated shovel design four piece egg cruet set

£30-50

1420.

Box of assorted cased silver plated and stainless flatware and serving cutlery; including fish serving pairs, tea spoons, butter knives, fruit spoons etc; also a box of assorted vintage flatware, primarily knives and steak forks

£20-30

1421.

Group of silver plated wares; pair of Walker & Hall chocolate pourers, pair of small coasters, knife rests, Latham & Morton cream jug and sucrier, sweetmeat dish with swing handle, boat shaped sauceboat with cover, Seba chamberstick etc

£30-50

1422.

Victorian silver plated spirit kettle on stand, with opaque glass handles, 14” high; together with other silver plated wares to include a Walker & Hall coffee pot, two salvers and a Sheffield plated copper tea caddy (5)

£40-80

1423.

Three similar silver mounted treen peppermills, each 4” high approx; together with a silver plated preserve stand inset with a pair of cut glass jars and covers, 8.75” high; also a single silver turned candlestick, Birmingham 1933, 10.75” high (weighted base)

£50-80

1424.

Late Victorian silver flask, with screw and hinged cover, half leather covered glass flask with silver cup cover to the lower half, maker G & J W Hawksley, Sheffield 1900, 4.74" high

£70-100

1425.

Pair of silver plated telescopic turned candlesticks, with gadrooned decoration and circular bases, 8.75” high; together with a pair of Sheffield plated copper candlesticks, 9.5” high (4)

£30-50

1426.

Good large Sheffield silver plated copper oval twin-handled serving tray, with a cast foliate border, raised on four splay feet, 29" x 19"

£80-120

1427.

19th century Sheffield silver plated copper three branch candelabrum, with a foliate cast finial over fluted scroll supports, upon a tapered column and square lobed base decorated with a foliate band, 20.5" high

£80-120

1428.

Silver plated and cut glass six bottle cruet set, the stand with a fixed scroll handle over two opposing vacant shield cartouches, upon a rectangular canted base with bun feet, 9.5" high

£30-60

1429.

Two silver plated six bottle cruet sets (2)

£30-60

1430.

Mappin & Webb large oval silver plated twin handled soup tureen and cover, with beaded decoration upon foliate splay feet, 11” high, 15.5” wide

£60-100

1431.

Georgian Sheffield silver plated copper inkstand with lions head ring side handles and beaded borders, the arched hinged top enclosing two square glass inkwells and lidded compartment, over a small drawer, on circular bun feet, 4.75” high, 8” wide

£50-80

1432.

Pair of Corinthian column silver plated candlesticks partially converted to table lamps, 14.25” high; together with a silver plated circular serving tray with engraved decoration within a gadrooned border, 16” diameter (3)

£50-80

1427 1431 1435
1437

1434.

Silver plated wine cooler of campagna form, 10.5” high; together with a Walker & Hall silver plated jardinière, stamped marks, no. 149A, 9” high (2)

£40-80

1435.

Good set of four silver plated copper candlesticks converted to oil lamps, each with cut glass reservoir, clear glass chimney and opaque glass shade, upon cylindrical tapered bodies with wrythen decoration and circular bases, 21.5” high approx

£200-300

1436.

Rococo style cast silver plated table centrepiece, inset with a circular glass well upon a foliate stand with a pierced base, 11.5” high, 9.25” diameter

£40-80

1437.

Walker & Hall silver plated serpentine tea caddy, the hinged cover with an ebony finial enclosing a divided interior, the front with engraved decoration, 6” high, 5.75” wide

£40-80

1438.

Mappin & Webb oval silver plated copper tea caddy, 5.75” wide, 3.75” high; together with two cylindrical silver plated tea caddies

£40-80

1439.

Assorted silver plated items to include two egg coddlers with burners, tea caddy (lacking handle), cast chamberstick, Sheffield plated copper wine funnel, pair of Sheffield plate candlesticks and a glass and plated biscuit barrel on stand

£40-80

1440.

Silver plated egg cruet set on stand, with six egg cups and spoons, 9.5” high, 8” diameter; together with a Victorian nautilus shell design silver plated spoon warmer, 5.5” high and an oval silver plated spoon warmer with beaded decoration, 7” high (3)

£50-80

1441.

Four silver plated egg cruet sets on stands (lacking spoons) (4)

£30-50

1442.

Set of four 19th century Sheffield plated copper oval candlesticks of Neoclassic design, 11.5” high approx

£40-80

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1460
1461
1470
1479

1443.

Repoussé three piece silver plated tea set, the teapot 8” high; together with an assortment of silver plated wares to include a spirit kettle on stand, cake basket, entrée dish, glass and silver plated serving bowl etc

£50-100

1444.

Early 20th century oval silver plated breakfast dish, with a presentation inscription related to the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, 8.5” high, 14” wide; together with a pair of oval silver plated entrée dishes and covers with gadrooned borders, 11” wide (3)

£40-80

1445.

Good twin-handled silver plated serving tray upon a mahogany stand, with cast scroll and shell handles and gadrooned border, 28” x 17”, upon a modern bespoke stand with faux bamboo supports, 21.5” high

£80-120

1446.

Victorian blue opaline glass oil lamp with applied brass mounts, clear glass chimney and vaseline glass frilled shade, 24" high overall including the chimney

£80-120

1447.

Collection of seven assorted clear glass decanters with stoppers, the tallest 14" high (7)

£30-50

1448.

Three good pairs of clear glass decanters and stoppers, the tallest 13.5" high (6)

£40-80

1449.

Heavy 19th century clear glass jug and wash basin, the jug 9.5" high; together with a pair of glass candlesticks, hobnail cut glass vase, tea caddy, glass mixing bowl etc

£40-80

1450.

Victorian cobalt blue glass rolling pin, 26" long; together with a collection of blue glass fingerbowls, a pair of glass fingerbowls in a plated stand, glass salt liners etc

£30-50

1451.

Set of three 19th century cobalt blue glass decanters in an ebonised trefoil stand, the decanters with gilt decoration, inscribed 'Brandy', 'Rum' and 'Hollands', decanters 9.5" high approx (one odd stopper, at fault); together with two similar blue glass decanters with stoppers, a 19th century cobalt blue glass and gilt metal cornucopia and hand spill vase on a white marble base, 7.5" high; also a 19th century opaque glass and gilt metal campagna shape vase, 9.75" high (top rim loose)

£80-120

1452.

Antique wine glass, the tapered bowl with etched decoration on an opaque air twist stem and circular foot, 8” high

£50-80

1453.

Set of four cut glass oval sweetmeat dish liners, 4” x 3.25”, 2.25” high; together with with an etched glass, 6” high and a collection of nine antique and later assorted glasses and goblets (14)

£50-80

1454.

Set of eight wine glasses with etched key design decoration, 5.5” high; together with two sets of five antique glasses and a single glass (19)

£30-60

1455.

Selection of Victorian mercury blown glass vases with painted floral decoration; together with a similar goblet, the tallest vase 10.25” high (7)

£30-50

1456.

Breweryana square painted brass and glazed lantern, with decal stickers for Polgooth Inn, 10.5" wide, 21" high; together with a glass spirit barrel, the cover inscribed Brandy (lacking tap), 15" high (2)

£40-80

1457.

Group of assorted glass lampshades, including Victorian milk glass oil lamp shades etc

£60-100

1458.

Two Art Nouveau style milk glass moulded lamp shades, 11.5" diameter approx (2)

£50-80

1459.

Victorian bright cut glass perfume bottle, with hallmarked silver collar, the squared bottle with cut borders and flowerhead panel decoration, 5.25" high; together with a square glass inkwell with silver screw cover and a plated Gin decanter label (3)

£30-50

1460.

Group of four 19th century stained glass and lead panels (some damages and missing portions) 9.5" wide, 13" high (4)

£40-80

1461.

Victorian hobnail cut glass decanter in the form of a barrel, with stopper and brass tap, upon an oak stand with plated mounts, 10.25" overall

£40-80

1462.

Group of six square glass decanters with closely matched decoration, all with stoppers, tallest 9" high (6)

£40-80

1463.

Group of five assorted square glass decanters, including a matched pair, all with stoppers, tallest 9.5" high (6)

£40-60

1464.

Group of five assorted square glass decanters, tallest 9.5" high (5)

£40-60

1465.

Group of eight assorted square glass decanters with stoppers, tallest 9" high (8)

£40-60

1466.

Two large blue glass witches ball pendant ornaments, 10" high (2)

£60-100

1467.

Cylindrical cut glass and silver plated biscuit barrel with hinged cover, 9” high; together with five further glass and silver plated biscuit barrels (6)

£30-60

1468.

Victorian cranberry glass hand bell, 12” high; together with a cranberry glass decanter and stopper, cranberry ‘Mary Gregory’ small glass hand bell, ruby art glass decanter and stopper, amethyst glass single candlestick and other glassware

£40-80

1469.

Collection of six assorted glass decanters and stoppers (6)

£30-50

1470.

Meissen porcelain cabinet plate, painted with two birds amidst branches within a lobed gilt highlighted border decorated with butterflies and insects, blue cross swords factory mark, 8.75" diameter; together with a Samson Chelsea style porcelain cabinet square plate with canted corners, painted with an exotic bird within a deep blue border with gilded highlights, gold anchor mark, 8" wide (2)

£40-80

1471.

Pountney’s Bristol ‘Milton’ pattern flow blue part pottery dinner service

£60-100

1472.

Six Victorian ‘Willow’ pattern blue and white transfer printed oval meat plates, each 16” wide approx (6)

£40-80

1473.

Collection of Victorian relief moulded copper lustre jugs and goblets, comprising five jugs and eight mugs and goblets (13)

£60-100

1474.

Cauldon Ware large oval twin-handled footbath retailed by Martlocks, Oxford Street, transfer printed with foliate sprays with pink brushwork borders, pattern no. 6459, 22” wide approx, 8.25” high

£50-80

1475.

Victorian Ironstone oval twin-handled footbath, with blue and white transfer printed decoration, 17” wide approx, 6.75” high

£20-40

1476.

Six Victorian ‘Willow’ pattern blue and white transfer printed meat plates, the largest 18” wide (6)

£50-80

1477.

19th century English porcelain chamber pot with Imari palette and gilded highlights, 5” high, 8” diameter; together with a pair of Davenport plates, pair of Spode stone china octagonal plates and a 19th century Imari palette porcelain plate with gilded highlights, 9.5” diameter (6)

£50-80

1478.

Late 19th century porcelain sepia transfer printed foliate tea service comprising a sandwich plate, eleven side plates, twelve cups and ten saucers (some faults)

£15-30

1479.

Group of stoneware kitchenalia; pair of Brandy and Whisky squared flasks, 8" high, large 'Success To The Crooked...' mug, bottle shaped flask and conical hunting mug (5)

£30-50

1480.

Selection of 'Willow' pattern blue and white transfer printed wares to include a circular footed pedestal bowl, 9.5" diameter; an oval meat plate, oval shaped bowl, low comport and a pair of plates (6)

£20-40

1481.

Attractive Samson porcelain three division letter rack, painted with green borders, foliate sprays and gilded highlights, 7.5” high, 6” wide; together with a pair of French faience glazed candlesticks, 9.25” high and a pair of Quimper clog ornaments painted with figures, 3.5” long (4)

£40-80

1482.

Till & Sons Staffordshire 19th century earthenware tea service, transfer printed with foliate designs, comprising a sandwich plate, sugar bowl, milk jug and eight trios (side plate, cup and saucer)

£20-40

1483.

Pair of Leighton Pottery 'Jap' urns with covers, shape no. 16, 14.5" high; together with a shape no. 15 jar with cover, 10" high (3)

£70-100

1484.

19th century Staffordshire Toby jug entitled ‘Hearty Good Fellow’, 11.25” high (rim restored); together with five further Toby jugs (6)

£50-80

1485.

Seven assorted Victorian ‘Willow’ pattern blue and white transfer printed oval meat plates, the largest 18.25” wide approx (7)

£40-80

1486.

Large Victorian Copeland pottery twin-handled oval footbath, painted with a band of pink roses between transfer printed bands with green outlines, printed factory mark, 20” wide approx, 8” high

£50-80

1487.

Set of six early 19th century English porcelain plates, painted with floral sprays and chinoiserie landscape panels, orange diaper borders with gilded highlights, pattern 1721, 8.5” diameter (6)

£40-80

1488.

Collection of Victorian and later majolica green glaze moulded plates of differing designs, each 8” to 9” diameter (17)

£50-80

1489.

Collection of Victorian and later majolica green glaze moulded plates of differing designs, each 8” to 9” diameter (15)

£40-80

1490.

Collection of Victorian majolica ‘Strawberry’ pattern leaf plates, 7.5” to 9” diameter (13)

£30-50

1491.

Quantity of Victorian vine leaf pattern majolica plates, 7.5” to 9” diameter (26)

£50-100

1492.

Collection of similar design Victorian green leaf plates, each 8” diameter approx (22)

£40-80

1493.

Good selection of Victorian majolica green glaze moulded plates of differing designs, each 9” to 9.5” diameter (9)

£50-80

1494.

Six assorted pottery and porcelain biscuit barrels with plated covers, including a Jasper Ware example decorated with figures in white slip (6)

£30-50

1495.

Pair of Royal Crown Derby ‘Imari’ pattern porcelain vases, no. 1758/6299, 4.25” high; together with a similar plate and an earlier Derby plate, 8.75” and 8.75” diameter respectively (4)

£30-50

1496.

Four 19th century Prattware pot lids in ebonised frames, each 6” diameter approx; together with three other framed pot lids, ‘Uncle Tony’ pot lid and base and three other examples

£60-100

1497.

Wedgwood Jasper Ware porcelain circular cheese dome and stand, with an acorn finial, decorated with classical figures in white slip, 7” high, the base 8” diameter; together with three similar Wedgwood blue Jasper Ware salad serving bowls with silver plated rims (4)

£50-80

1498.

Wedgwood blue Jasper Ware porcelain cylindrical jar and cover, with acorn finial, decorated in white slip with a band of figures, 7.5” high; together with a similar Wedgwood Jasper Ware jardinière, 7.25” high, 7.25” diameter (2)

£40-80

1499.

Late 19th century earthenware wall charger, sepia painted with boats on a river within a foliate border, signed W.J. Nelson and dated 1895 to the reverse, 16.5" diameter

£60-100

1500.

Large Minton 19th century pottery wash jug, with a pink faux weave base, impressed marks, 13.5” high; together with an Adam’s for Heal & Son transfer printed large meat plate, a Ridgways Imperial Stone jardinière and stand, pattern 2618, 7” high overall and a 19th century English flow blue polychrome ironstone tureen and cover

£40-80

1501.

One hundred vintage and souvenir porcelain thimbles, to include examples by Royal Crown Derby, Tozan, Sutherland, Portmeirion etc

£30-50

1502.

One hundred and nine vintage and souvenir porcelain thimbles, including examples by Coalport, Sutherland, Fenton China, Royal Mosa etc, presented within wooden display cabinets and shelves

£40-60

1503.

Nine assorted Doulton graduated stoneware hunting jugs, the tallest 7.75” high (9)

£60-100

1504.

Royal Doulton stoneware ovoid jardinière, decorated with foliate scrolls on a gilt scroll ground between blue glazed bands, stamped factory marks, 7.25" high

£20-30

1505.

Masons Ironstone octagonal jug and basin, the jug 7.75" high; together with five Masons octagonal jugs, an oval twin handled tureen base and two plates (10)

£60-100

1506.

19th century porcelain dessert service painted with flowers within green lobed gilded borders, comprising six comports and twelve plates, the comport 8.75" diameter (18)

£30-50

1507.

Victorian G.W. Turner & Sons Peel transfer printed part pottery dessert service, decorated to the centre with an urn amidst flowers on a diaper ground, comprising five comports and six plates, the comport 10" diameter (11)

£20-40

1508.

Assorted 19th century Prattware pottery to include cup and saucer, circular plate, side plate, plate stand and three jugs, the tallest jug 8.25" high (8)

£30-50

1509.

William Wood & Co. blue and white porcelain salad bowl and servers, with EPNS mounts and gilt highlights, the bowl, 8” diameter; together with another serving bowl and servers, with floral painted decoration on a buff ground, 7.5” diameter; also two pottery blue and white transfer print hors d’oeuvre dishes

£20-40

1510.

Villeroy & Boch Mettlach stoneware wine jug, with pewter mounts and enamelled foliate designs, impressed tower factory marks, no. 1962, 12.5” high

£20-40

1511.

Doulton Lambeth stoneware Queen Victoria commemorative jug, 6.75" high; together with a Victoria Jubilee relief moulded commemorative jug, 8.5" high (2)

£20-40

1512.

William Brownfield & Sons Staffordshire late 19th century 'Kensington' dessert service, with foliate decoration upon a moulded purple and yellow border with gilt highlights, comprising four comports and twelve plates, the comport 12" wide (16)

£30-50

1513.

Masons Ironstone oval meat plates, 17.25” x 14”; together with a 19th century transfer printed pedestal bowl, 11.5” diameter; a pair of Corinthian column porcelain candlesticks, two mochaware pint tankards and a half pint example, set of four Wedgwood hunting scene relief decorated mugs, decorative plates etc

£40-80

1514.

Large Victorian Copeland circular Christmas plate transfer printed to the centre with a robin on a branch within a holly border, inscribed 'From The Illustrated London News of December 25th 1858', the rim inscribed 'A Happy Christmas to You', gilded rim, 14.5" diameter

£60-100

1515.

Graduated set of three Majolica sweetcorn pottery jugs, the tallest 9" high; together with a Victorian Majolica oval lobed plate, 14.5" wide and other Majolica glazed pottery items including a circular footed bowl, relief moulded jug, single candlestick, Wedgwood plate and two others (10)

£50-80

1516.

Chamberlain Worcester 19th century porcelain soup tureen and cover, decorated with pink flowers with gilt highlights, 10.25" high (the cover at fault); together with a Derby 19th century porcelain potpourri and cover, decorated with vine leaves upon a green ground with gilt highlights, 8" high (restored); also a continental pink porcelain jardinière, with foliate designs and gilded rim, 6.5" high (3)

£40-80

1517.

19th century part dinner service decorated with blossom on a branch pattern; to include a graduated set of meat plates/ platters, large and small tureens with covers, plates various etc. some inscribed with pattern no.1315 to the undersides

£50-100

1518.

Early 19th century Minton 'Queen of Sheba' pattern blue and white transfer printed oval meat plate, 4.5" x 11.25"; together with a Copeland blue and white transfer printed circular plate, two 'Wild Rose' pattern blue and white transfer printed plates and another example (5)

£60-100

1519.

Collection of 19th century transfer printed meat plates, the largest 21.75" wide (11)

£40-80

1520.

Matched pair of Victorian Charles Meigh relief moulded stoneware water jugs, each with maiden and cherub scenes on a blue ground, with pewter cover, bearing lozenge registration marks, 9.5” high (at fault); together with another water jug, a Victorian Jackfield teapot and a 19th century relief decorated jug inscribed ‘James Farrell, Hooks Green’, 9” high (5)

£30-50

1521.

19th century blue and white transfer printed pottery octagonal meat plate, decorated with figures upon a bridge within a pagoda landscape, 20.25" x 16.25"; together with two other transfer printed meat plates, low transfer printed blue and white comport and a single plate (5)

£30-50

1522.

William Wood & Co. Staffordshire pottery ewer with silver plated cover and mounts, decorated with flowers on a blush ground, pattern B537, 9.5” high; together with a pair of 19th century ‘Opaque China’ transfer printed shaped dishes, 10.5” wide and a set of four antique blue glazed storage jars and covers, stamped ‘Hawk’, 5.25” high

£30-50

1523.

English early 19th century relief moulded porcelain jug, possibly Spode, decorated with a hunting scene, 6.25” high; together with an English pink lustre pottery jug depicting dogs, 5.5” high (2)

£50-80

1524.

Victorian oval pottery spirit barrel labelled 'Rum' with pale green borders, 13" high; together with another spirit barrel with a gilt highlighted cartouche and a whisky half barrel (3)

£30-50

1525.

Royal Doulton ‘Desert Star’ part dinner service, D6430; together with an S.Hancock ‘Old Woodstock’ part dinner service and a selection of miscellaneous pottery and porcelain

£20-40

1526.

Royal Dux porcelain figural centrepiece, modelled with a maiden holding a lute, with clam shell dishes to either side, upon an oval base, raised pink triangular mark, no. 2071, 14” high

£80-120

1527.

Assorted decorative pottery and porcelain to include a set of seven green border dessert plates, various blue and white plates, English porcelain teapot and cover, Coalport style milk jug and floral painted plate, pair of Crown Staffordshire reticulated porcelain baskets, terracotta glazed bust of a boxer dog, etc

£30-60

1528.

Pair of late 19th century Blanc de Chine porcelain figural candlesticks, 9.5" high; together with a pair of continental bisque porcelain figures, 13" high, a late 19th century porcelain figure modelled with a young boy standing at a bird bath with a bird in his hand, upon an oval base, 8" high, four further porcelain continental figures and a pair of brown glazed porcelain figures of pugs (11)

£40-80

1529.

Set of six George Jones Crescent China porcelain floral design dessert plates, 9” diameter; together with a set of seven Wedgwood side plates, pattern 9903, 7” diameter and a small porcelain chamber pot with bamboo decoration, pattern D57, 4” high (14)

£30-50

1530.

Late 19th century Sitzendorf German porcelain oil lamp, modelled with three cherubs supporting a flower encrusted basket, with a pink and opaque satin glass frilled shade and clear glass chimney, 16” high overall

£80-120

1531.

Selection of English 19th century ironstone and other decorative plates including Wedgwood (8)

£20-40

1532.

Torquay Pottery to include two jugs, shaving mug, jam dish and match striker; together with a collection of assorted ceramics including commemorative mugs, pair of bowls, pair of Copeland plates, two steins, two jardinières, plates etc

£20-40

1533.

Continental porcelain twin-handled cabaret tray, painted with a building in a river landscape with gilded highlights, 15.5” wide; together with a porcelain painted jardinière depicting a mountainous lakeland landscape, 7” high (2)

£30-50

1534.

Selection of assorted antique pottery and porcelain to include an ironstone copper lustre highlighted jug, an antique creamware nightlight (handle at fault), Victorian transfer printed pink jug, smaller copper lustre jug, two match strikers and a Victorian porcelain comport (7)

£30-50

1535.

Royal Doulton ‘Toby Philpotts’ character jug, 6.25” high; together with a selection of Royal Doulton Series Ware pottery to include a ‘Rochester Castle’ bowl, another bowl and two Dickens Ware plates, ‘Fat Boy’ and ‘Sam Weller’, each 10.25" diameter (5)

£20-40

1536.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire dogs with puppies, with iron-red and white coats and gilded collars, upon blue glazed bases, 8" high; together with another pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery dogs, with iron-red coats modelled holding baskets in their mouths, 7.25" high (4)

£60-100

1537.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery poodle groups upon blue glazed gilded bases,5.75" high; together with a similar pair of groups (at fault); also a similar single group (5)

£60-100

1538.

Pair of early 19th century Staffordshire Pearlware figures modelled with a couple, the man holding grapes, the lady with a basket of flowers, upon square bases, 8" high; together with a pair of Staffordshire Spring and Autumn pottery figures, 8" high; also a smaller pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures, modelled holding baskets of fruit, 6.5" high (6)

£50-80

1539.

Pair of 19th century Staffordshire porcelain spill vase figural groups modelled with a lady and gentleman seated next to barrels, 4.5" high; pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery flatback figural groups modelled with a couple on horseback, 9.25" high; pair of Victorian Staffordshire encrusted pottery figures modelled with young girls seated upon goats, 5.75" high; and three further Staffordshire pottery figures (9)

£60-100

1540.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery flatback figures of horses, modelled standing upon green glazed naturalistic bases, 8.5" high; together with a pair of Staffordshire pottery figures of zebras, 6.25" high; Staffordshire porcelain poodle spill vase, small pair of black and white Staffordshire pottery dogs, single Victorian Staffordshire dog and four similar Staffordshire Jackfield glazed cow creamers and covers (one lacking cover) (12)

£60-100

1541.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery figures modelled as Turkish musicians playing lutes, upon naturalistic base, 7.25" high; together with a Staffordshire pottery figural spill vase modelled with a young girl and zebra, 6.25" high; another figural spill vase modelled with a man and rabbits, 6.25"; pair of Staffordshire encrusted poodles, Staffordshire encrusted pottery poodle spill vase, Staffordshire exotic bird inkwell and a porcelain group modelled with two figures playing piggyback, 4" high (9)

£60-100

1542.

Three similar Staffordshire 19th porcelain figures emblematic of the seasons, each with bocage encrusted base with gilt highlights, 10.5” high approx (one restored to the base) (3)

£50-80

1543.

Victorian Staffordshire pottery figural jar and cover, modelled with a lady in a crinoline dress holding a King Charles spaniel, 9.25” high

£30-50

1544.

Large pair of Staffordshire pottery 'Medici' lions, 13" wide, 11" high (2)

£50-80

1545.

Large pair of Staffordshire pottery cats, with applied glass eyes, 12.5" high (2)

£40-80

1546.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire encrusted pottery dogs, 7.5” high; together with another pair of Staffordshire pottery dogs with lustre coats, 8.5” high (4)

£30-50

1547.

Pair of Staffordshire pottery dogs, 8” high; together with six assorted single Staffordshire dogs, the largest 11.75” high (8)

£50-80

1548.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery Pekingese dogs with tan coats and blue ribbon collars, 7” high; together with a pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery dogs with lustre coats, 7.5” high

£40-80

1549.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery spaniel jugs, with ironred and white coats, 7.5” high; together with a Staffordshire begging spaniel pottery jug with an iron-red and white coat, 9” high (3)

£50-80

1550.

Walton type Staffordshire ‘Tithe Pig’ bocage pottery figural group, modelled with a couple, baby and clergyman, 6” high; together with two early Staffordshire Pearlware pottery figures of women and another (the standing figure has restoration) (4)

£50-80

1551.

Good collection of Victorian Staffordshire pottery figures (14)

£100-150

1552.

Collection of Victorian Staffordshire pottery figural spill vases

£80-120

1553.

Collection of Victorian Staffordshire pottery figures (19)

£100-150

1554.

Selection of Victorian Staffordshire pottery figures including Louis-Napoleon, the tallest figure 13.5” high (9)

£80-120

1555.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery dogs, with black and white coats, modelled with children, 7” high; together with a single Staffordshire pottery figure of a young girl on the back of a dog with an iron-red and white coat, 8.5” high and a pair of Staffordshire pottery figures of fruit pickers modelled holding baskets, 9.25” high (5)

£80-120

1556.

Six Victorian Staffordshire pottery cottage pastille burners, with encrusted decoration, the tallest 6.5” high (6)

£40-80

1557.

Collection of Victorian Staffordshire animal figures to include two greyhounds, cow creamer, two donkey groups, encrusted sheep, cat etc (10)

£80-120

1558.

Victorian Staffordshire pottery figure of George and the Dragon, 11” high (restored); together with two similar smaller figures and three others (6)

£50-80

1559.

Victorian Staffordshire pottery Little Red Riding Hood figure, 9” high; together with a Staffordshire Tom King pottery figure, Blacksmith Staffordshire figure and two others, the tallest 16.5” high (5)

£60-100

1560.

Pair of 19th century Staffordshire pottery spill vase groups, depicting sheep with mottled painted bodies standing before tree trunks with applied encrusted foliage, 6” high; together with a pair of Victorian Staffordshire figures modelled with figures on horseback, 6.5” high; also a a single Staffordshire figure of a dog with a painted iron-red coat, 4.5” high (5)

£60-100

1561.

Pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery spaniels, with copper lustre coats, 12.5” high; together with another pair of Staffordshire pottery dogs, 12.25” (at fault) (4)

£50-80

1562.

Pair of Sadler Staffordshire pottery seated cats, with set eyes and gilded bow collars, 13” high; together with another similar pair of pottery seated cats, 12.25” approx (4)

£40-80

1563.

Pair Of Victorian Staffordshire pottery figures of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, 11" high; together with a pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery figures of Queen Victoria with baby and Prince Albert, 6.5" high (restoration to Victoria) (4)

£50-80

1564.

Tall pair of Victorian Staffordshire pottery dogs, with gilded highlights, 13.5” high; together with a similar smaller pair of dogs, pair of Staffordshire Pekingese dogs and a pair of black terracotta dogs (at fault) (8)

£60-100

1565.

Pair of Japanese bronzed metal twin-handled jardinières, of cylindrical form decorated in low relief with mountainous landscapes with copper coloured highlights, 10" high, 10" diameter

£60-100

1566.

Large Japanese bronze champlevé ovoid vase, the ribbed body decorated with foliate bands, early 20th century, 14" high

£80-120

1567.

Japanese Imari porcelain temple jar and cover, decorated with foliate panels in typical palette, the cover with a Buddhistic lion finial, 14" high (the lion's tail at fault); together with a similar smaller design vase and cover, ovoid vase and five assorted Japanese Imari porcelain plates (8)

£60-100

1568.

Group of six assorted Japanese Imari porcelain bowls, the largest 8.5" diameter (6)

£30-50

1569.

Three similar 19th century Japanese porcelain Imari charges, each with foliate designs to the centre within fluted borders, each 12" diameter approx (3)

£60-100

1570.

19th Century Japanese Imari porcelain circular charger, decorated in typical palette with gilded highlights depicting panels of ladies and Buddhistic lions within a fluted rim, 12" diameter

£30-50

1571.

19th century Japanese Imari pattern circular porcelain fluted charger, with a blue and white transfer printed centre depicting two figures within a fluted border decorated with further figures and landscapes typical palette, 12.25" diameter; together with another Japanese Imari porcelain fluted rim charger, 12" diameter (2)

£40-80

1572.

Three 19th century Japanese Imari pattern circular fluted rim porcelain plates, 8.5" diameter; another pair of Imari circular porcelain plates, two single plates, Japanese Kutani circular porcelain footed bowl and a similar ovoid jar and cover (9)

£40-80

1573.

Pair of Chinese polychrome circular porcelain plates, decorated with iron red cartouche foliate panels upon a famille rose ground enamelled with exotic birds and butterflies, bearing a printed six character mark, 8.5" diameter

£40-80

1574.

Chinese circular porcelain polychrome plate, decorated with ducks and lilies in a pond to the centre within a foliate panelled border in famille rose palette, 9" diameter; together with a Chinese famille rose porcelain foliate design plate, 9" diameter; also a Chinese blue and white Kangxi style circular porcelain plate, 9" diameter (3)

£80-120

1575.

Chinese famille rose circular porcelain plate enamelled with foliate designs, 9" diameter; together with two similar design Chinese famille rose circular porcelain shallow bowls (each with hairline cracks), a circular Chinese Mandarin style porcelain dish, Chinese Imari patterned porcelain teacup, Chinese blue and white teacup and saucer (saucer at fault) and a set of five Imari porcelain teacups (12)

£60-100

1576.

Cantonese famille rose porcelain circular plate, decorated in typical palette with panels of birds of paradise and butterflies upon green and gilt highlighted borders, 8" diameter; together with a similar cup and saucer, single cup, circular tea bowl and cover and a miniature cylindrical pot and cover, 1.4" high (6)

£40-80

1577.

Late 19th century Japanese champleve circular charger, decorated with a small blue bird amidst bamboo upon a black ground and within a stylised turquoise highlighted foliate border, 12" diameter

£30-50

1578.

Pair of decorative Chinese baluster porcelain lamp base vases with famille rose type palette, 15” high; together with a Chinese celadon glazed porcelain rectangular low planter decorated in low relief with floral designs in blue and white glaze, 11.5” x 8.5, 4” high and a glazed figure of a Chinese fisherman, 8.5” high (4)

£40-80

1579.

Indian carved hardwood Marapachi Bommai doll figure, 14" high; together with an Indian bronze Sekunda Ganesh lamp, Chinese bronze altar bell on stand, group of Chinese hardwood pot stands and engraved decorated brass bowl

£50-80

1580.

Japanese bronze koro and cover, surmounted with a Buddhistic lion finial over cockerel twin handles and decorated in relief with figural panels, upon tripod supports and circular base, 12.5” high

£40-80

1581.

Pair of Japanese bronze bottle shape vases, applied with entwined dragons over the base with birds perched upon blossoming branches, 9.75” high

£50-80

1582.

Three pairs of Japanese bronze twin handled vases, the tallest 11.75” high (6)

£80-120

1583.

Japanese chinoiserie black lacquered stationery cabinet, 12” wide, 11” high; together with a miniature lacquered table cabinet with a single door enclosing small drawers, 9” wide, 9.75” high; also a Japanese square black lacquered four tier sectional box with gilded chinoiserie decoration, 9” square, 12” high (3)

£60-100

1584.

Pair of Japanese Imari porcelain chargers, polychrome decorated with scroll panels of birds, with further decoration to the undersides and bearing incised four character mark, 14.5" diameter; also a smaller plate with the same mark, 12" diameter

£60-100

1585.

Pair of Japanese Imari porcelain chargers with fluted rims, decorated in typical palette, 13.25” diameter

£40-80

1586.

Japanese Satsuma earthenware vase, of flared form upon triple faux bamboo feet, decorated with three panels of Geisha upon a deep blue ground with gilded highlights, gilt signature to the base, Meiji period, 11.25” high; together with a Japanese Satsuma earthenware gourd vase, 9.75” high (2)

£80-120

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Day Two Friday 27th September 2024 at 10am

1601.

Good Arts & Crafts brass coopered oak stick stand by Lister, inscribed Lister and stamped 33484 to the underside, 30" high

£80-120

1602.

Pair of large 17th century style wrought iron andirons, with basket tops upon tapered columns, mounted with three hooks and upon curved scroll bases, 31.5" high

£100-200

1603.

Decorative Indian brass tray-top occasional table on a carved folding stand, 28.5” diameter

£30-50

1604.

Matched pair of mahogany framed horseshoe design wall mirrors, with bevelled glass plates and brass mounts, 20.25” x 18.5” and 19.5” x 18.25” (2)

£40-80

1605.

Victorian oval giltwood and gesso wall mirror, the reeded cushion frame with beadwork and egg and dart decoration, bevelled glass plate, 22.5” x 28.5”

£50-80

1606.

1930s oak dressing table swing mirror, the plain glass within a canted frame with beaded border, on a turned cheval support, 31" wide, 32" high

£20-30

1607.

Victorian oak mirror, the plain glass within a carved frame surmounted by a scroll and shell finial and flanked by barley twist supports, 26" wide, 33.5" high; together with another mirror (2)

£20-40

1608.

Interesting stained and ebonised mahogany cupboard door, with faux apothecary style drawer fronts with moulded glass knobs, 20" wide, 28" high; together with a Georgian mahogany fret carved wall mirror, 37" high (2)

£40-80

1609.

Group of assorted Georgian and later wall mirrors in need of repair/restoration (5)

£30-50

1610.

Three mahogany framed rectangular wall mirrors, largest 21" wide, 31" high (3)

£25-50

1611.

Aesthetic 19th century bamboo and black lacquered desk, the raised back with a single cupboard over a leather inset top and five drawers to the kneehole frieze, 37" wide, 22.5" deep, 44" high (inset top at fault)

£80-150

1612.

Aesthetic bamboo tripod stand inset with a fluted pottery glazed vase over a circular undertier, 31.5" high; together with a bamboo and green lacquered three tier cake stand, 39" high and another bamboo two tier cake stand inset with two circular pottery plaques depicting Dutch figures, 10" diameter, 31" high (3)

£60-100

1613.

Aesthetic bamboo and black lacquer stick stand, inset with two panels depicting birds amidst foliage, 22" wide, 37" high

£50-80

1614.

Late 19th century Aesthetic bamboo and lacquered Davenport, with panels decorated with birds and foliage, the leather lined sloping hinged cover enclosing an embossed paper lined interior, 42" high

£100-200

1615.

Two similar Aesthetic movement bamboo and lacquered two tier folding plant stands, 40" high approx (2)

£60-100

1616.

Aesthetic late 19th century bamboo and lacquered three tier square occasional table, the inset lacquer panels depicting birds and foliage upon a black ground, 16" wide, 31" high

£60-100

1617.

Late 19th century Aesthetic bamboo and black lacquered Davenport, with decorative side and front panels with a leather inset hinged top compartment, 21.5" wide, 18" deep, 42" high

£60-100

1618.

Late 19th century bamboo and lacquered planter in the form of a child's cot, with chinoiserie lacquered side panels, 26" x 11", 28" high

£50-80

1619.

Aesthetic bamboo and chinoiserie lacquered work table, the hinged top enclosing a padded lined interior over a single compartment with sliding panelled front, 17" wide, 31" high

£60-100

1620.

Bamboo and rush seat corner chair; together with a bamboo glazed fire screen and a folding bamboo work table (3)

£20-40

1621.

Good Aesthetic late 19th century bamboo and lacquered Davenport, the panels decorated with birds and foliage with gilded highlights, the fall front with a leather inset enclosing an open interior with front and side decorative panels, 27" wide, 45" high

£150-250

1622.

Regency style mahogany rectangular three tier occasional table, 16" x 12", 27.5" high; together with a square mahogany work table, with twin lidded compartments over two open tiers, 9" square, 26" high and two mahogany plant/cake stands (4)

£40-80

1623.

Victorian mahogany tripod occasional games table, the circular top inlaid with a chequerboard within a carved border, upon a turned column terminating with carved splayed feet, 23.5" diameter, 31.5" high

£50-80

1624.

Pair of Victorian style square mahogany low occasional tables, the moulded tops upon turned reeded supports, 20.25" square, 18.75" high (2)

£50-80

1625.

Chinese hardwood quartetto nest of occasional tables, the rectangular moulded tops over pierced fret friezes, upon square supports united by stretchers, late 19th/early 20th century, the tallest table 17" wide, 13.25" deep, 26" high

£60-100

1626.

Attractive Victorian rosewood circular piano stool, the upholstered adjustable seat upon a bulbous reeded column and tripod downswept curved supports, the seat 14" diameter approx

£40-80

1627.

Two similar Georgian style circular mahogany washstands, each inset with small drawers upon tripod bases, 33.5" and 34" respectively (2)

£50-80

1628.

Aesthetic mahogany three tier open wall shelf, with pierced spindle side brackets, 25.5" wide, 9" deep, 24" high

£40-80

1629.

Late 19th century American child's rocker armchair, with foliate padded back and seat and turned supports, 15.5" wide, 25.5" high

£40-80

1630.

Pair of Edwardian mahogany inlaid footstools with foliate needlework tops, 13" x 11", 8.5" high; together with two other Victorian footstools with curved feet (4)

£40-80

1631.

Victorian walnut circular revolving piano stool with a carved triform base; together with a Georgian style circular mahogany tripod wine table, 11.25" diameter, 27.75" high; also a Victorian circular dressing stool with a green stuffover seat upon slender carved cabriole legs, 16" diameter, 18" high (3)

£40-80

1632.

Georgian style rectangular dressing stool, the velvet stuffover seat upon carved cabriole legs terminating with ball and claw feet, 25" x 17", 22" high; together with another similar design dressing stool (2)

£40-80

1633.

Decorative chinoiserie black lacquered two division Canterbury decorated with pagoda landscapes, foliate sprays and gilded highlights, 18" wide, 20" high

£20-30

1634.

Georgian style mahogany miniature apprentice circular tilt-top table with a turned column and carved scrolled supports, 17" diameter, 12" high

£40-80

1635.

Pair of Victorian machine tapestry upholstered footstools, of downswept design upon giltwood paw feet, 16" wide, 7" high; together with a pair of 19th century carved oak bergere footstools with foliate designs upon reeded turned feet, with loose green padded covers, 15" wide (4)

£60-100

1636.

Victorian walnut square upholstered dressing stool, the pale stuffover seat upon carved cabriole swept legs, 16" square, 17" high; together with another heavy Victorian square upholstered dressing stool (2)

£40-80

1637.

Three similar 19th century bobbin turned corner chairs, with rush seats (3)

£50-80

1638.

Edwardian mahogany and oak Sutherland dropleaf occasional table with turned supports, 25" wide; together with a 19th century oval mahogany occasional table with a needlework top, 16" wide (glass at fault), a Victorian mahogany upholstered octagonal footstool and an X-frame foot rest (4)

£30-50

1639.

Anglo-Indian inlaid mahogany rectangular occasional table, the inset panel top intricately inlaid with farmers working in a landscape within a bone set foliate border, square canted legs, 24" x 15", 19.5" high

£50-80

1640.

Early 20th century oak wall hanging coat rack set with six brass hooks, 54" wide; together with a similar decorative red painted wall hanging coat rack and a mahogany example set with antler and brass hooks (3)

£50-80

1641.

Decorative Victorian painted circular dressing stool, with velvet stuffover seat over four cabriole legs with flowerhead capitals, 17" diameter, 18" high; together with a Georgian style mahogany dressing stool with cabriole legs and carved ball and claw feet, 22" wide and two other Victorian stools (4)

£60-100

1642.

Edwardian square mahogany inlaid two tier occasional table, crossbanded with satinwood, the top inset with a circular paterae upon slender square supports, 17" square, 27.25" high; together with a similar Edwardian mahogany inlaid Sutherland dropleaf side table with turned supports, 21" high, 22.5" high (2)

£40-80

1643.

Edwardian mahogany nest of four rectangular occasional tables, with crossbanded tops upon slender turned supports, the largest table 22" wide, 14.5" deep, 26" high (4)

£30-50

1644.

Unusual mahogany framed horseshoe design wall mirror/coat rack, inset with a bevelled glass and applied with matching brass hooks, 24" high, 19.5" wide; together with a pair of 19th century mahogany pier wall glass mirrors, each with carved dental cornice over bevelled inset mirrored plates with applied gesso slip mounts, 23.25" high, 19" wide (2)

£40-80

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1645.

Arts & Crafts style oak four tier open wall shelf, 23.5" wide, 32" high; together with an elm seat stool and three further stools (5)

£40-80

1646.

Two similar chinoiserie decorated ebonised folding three tier cake stands, decorated with figures and landscapes with gilded highlights, 35" high and 36" high respectively; together with a Japanese black lacquered low occasional table decorated with cranes within gilt key design borders upon square legs with carved frieze spandrels, 12" high (3)

£50-80

1647.

Georgian mahogany tripod table, the circular moulded top upon a turned column and splayed supports terminating with pad feet, 17" diameter, 25" high

£50-80

1648.

Decorative carved sandalwood rectangular planter, profusely carved with intricate foliate designs, with metal liner, 19.5" wide, 10" deep, 21.5" high

£40-80

1649.

Edwardian mahogany inlaid box seat piano stool, inset with a burr walnut panel and decorated with boxwood stringing, 20.5" wide, 24" high; together with a 19th century circular revolving adjustable piano stool, with green stuffover seat upon turned legs, 13" diameter (2)

£30-50

1650.

Unusual mahogany Patent Canterbury no. 136087, the hinged rectangular top enclosing an open compartment over three divisions, upon square fluted supports terminating with castors, 19.5" wide, 14.25" deep, 20" high

£40-80

1651.

Regency style mahogany two division Canterbury, 20" wide, 16" deep, 19" high; together with a 19th century mahogany commode and an oak metamorphic side table/library steps, 14" wide (3)

£30-50

1652.

Late 19th century mahogany inlaid shield shaped dressing mirror with cheval type supports, 21" wide, 29.25" high; together with a Victorian mahogany dressing mirror inset with two small drawers, 19.25" wide (2)

£50-80

1653.

Victorian figured walnut shaped occasional tripod table, the top with a parquetry inlaid star motif upon a turned column and splayed supports, 26.5" x 21", 29.25" high

£30-50

1654.

Two similar 19th century revolving adjustable piano stools, each with stuffover supports (2)

£40-80

1655.

Georgian oak child's single chair, with a pierced interlaced vase splat over a drop-in seat upon square supports united by an 'H' stretcher, 16.5" wide, 31" high

£50-80

1656.

Victorian mahogany four division Canterbury with turned supports over a single drawer and turned legs terminating in castors, 20" wide, 14.5" deep, 24.5" high

£50-80

1657.

Vintage tan leather suitcase, mounted upon a modern bespoke mahogany stand, 24.5" wide, 16" deep, 23.5" high; together with another vintage case upon a later mahogany stand, 24" wide (2)

£60-100

1658.

Large 19th century tan leather bound trunk upon a modern mahogany bespoke stand, 31" wide, 19" deep, 23" high

£60-100

1659.

Pair of decorative cream painted turned wooden candle stands, 41" high

£20-40

1660.

Arts & Crafts style walnut stick stand, 25" wide, 27.75" high; together with a 19th century oval padded seat dressing stool and a walnut hexagonal two tier occasional table, 23" wide, 28" high (3)

£40-80

1661.

Antique miniature child's captains armchair, with turned spindles and supports, 14" wide, 19.5" high

£50-80

1662.

Good late 19th century brass and oak three tier revolving bookcase, with slender turned supports upon a brass base with four curved supports, the lower tier 15" square, 39.5" high overall

£120-180

1663.

19th century brass and mesh fender converted to a plant stand, mounted upon a modern bespoke made mahogany stand with square tapering legs, 31.5" wide, 12" deep, 30" high

£50-80

1664.

Victorian rosewood Canterbury with four turned divisions upon a stretcher base, 17.5" wide, 15" deep; together with a nest of three walnut side tables, the tallest 20.25" wide

£40-80

1665.

19th century mahogany Canterbury, with four curved slatted divisions over a single drawer on slender turned legs, 19.5" wide, 13" deep, 18.5" high; together with a long upholstered footstool (2)

£40-80

1666.

Three similar 18th century style rush seat stools, each 19" high approx (3)

£20-40

1667.

Small mahogany two tier side table, with applied carry-handles and a single frieze drawer on slender square tapering legs, 20.5" wide, 12" deep, 28" high; together with a Regency mahogany rectangular side table, the detachable top enclosing a box interior crossbanded with rosewood, upon slender ring turn supports united by a stretcher, 17.5" wide, 14" deep, 29.5" high (2)

£50-80

1668.

19th century rosewood low side table, the rectangular top with a carved gallery upon foliate carved end supports, 28" wide, 11" deep, 19" high; together with two similar mahogany torcheres, Georgian style dressing stool and mahogany serving tray with a piecrust border, 16" diameter (5)

£60-100

1669.

Unusual Japanese walnut veneered cabinet upon later stand, inset with a rectangular copper sink over an arrangement of five small drawers, 26" wide, 15" deep, 23" high

£50-80

1670.

18th century carved oak bible box upon a later stand, the hinged top over a scratch carved front panel and applied with iron swing handles, the box 30" wide, 19.5" deep, 22" high overall including the stand

£60-100

1671.

17th century style oak joynt stool, the moulded top over a carved frieze and upon barley twist supports, 18" x 11.5", 18" high; together with an oak box seat stool, an antique style oak stool and an oak shelf (4)

£40-80

1672.

Circular mahogany twin handled gallery tray upon a later stand with faux bamboo supports, the stand 19" diameter, 23" high overall; together with a circular mahogany Lazy Susan, 20.75" diameter and a Regency style X-frame mahogany stool with a pink velvet seat (3)

£40-80

1673.

Novelty stained wooden occasional table in the form of stacked book binds with a green inset top, 14" wide, 15.5" high

£40-80

1674.

Unusual mahogany open barley twist standard lamp, the tapered column upon a circular plateau with scroll feet, 68" high including the shade fitting

£40-80

1675.

Oak luggage rack; together with two barley twist smokers stands, folding coat wall rack, oak horseshoe shape hanging wall rack (lacking mirror plate), oak stool and an oval framed wall mirror (7)

£20-40

1676.

19th century oval mahogany inlaid dressing mirror, with cheval type supports upon a bowfront box base inset with three short drawers, upon bracket feet, 22.5" wide

£20-40

1677.

Barrel shaped brass bound stick stand made from teak of HMS Birmingham, inset with a brass four division divider and bearing a plaque, 24" high, 12" diameter

£50-80

1678.

Georgian style mahogany torchere, the fluted turned column upon a tripod curved base carved with sheathed acanthus and terminating in ball and claw feet, 10" diameter, 58.5" high

£30-50

1679.

Late Victorian mahogany three tier buffet, with turned supports terminating with castors, 42" wide, 16" deep, 42" high

£80-120

1680.

Early 20th century square mahogany revolving bookcase on stand, with fretwork panels over the base with slender cabriole legs united with a shaped undertier, 18" square, 31" high overall

£80-120

1681.

Pair of late 19th century walnut hall chairs, the carved panel backs with oval motifs upon solid seats and square tapered legs, the seats 18" wide, the backs 37.75" high (2)

£40-80

1682.

Victorian mahogany three tier hanging wall shelf, with turned column supports, 33" wide, 25" high; together with another mahogany three tier open wall shelf, 26.5" wide, 29" high (2)

£30-50

1683.

Set of folding three tier library steps, with hook rails, 15.25" wide, 20.5" high; together with a further set of library steps, 14.25" wide, 41.25" high (2)

£30-50

1684.

Victorian needlework upholstered window seat, with a rectangular foliate design upon a blue ground and upon turned legs, 38" x 20", 16" high

£30-50

1685.

Good decorative pair of oval chinoiserie decorated wall mirrors, inset with bevelled plates within ebonised ripple beaded frames decorated with traditional pagoda landscapes with figures and birds, 22" x 26"

£60-100

1686.

18th century oak spice cabinet, the geometric panelled door enclosing an interior with eight small drawers, 16" wide, 9" deep, 15" high

£100-200

1687.

Victorian mahogany writing table, the gallery top over two frieze drawers upon turned legs terminating with brass castors, 54" wide, 27" deep, 34" high

£80-120

1688.

Victorian mahogany secretaire library bookcase, with glazed double doors enclosing adjustable shelves, over the secretaire drawer with maple fitted interior and arched panelled cupboards, 48" wide, 21" deep, 82" high

£100-200

1689.

1920s mahogany bookcase on stand, with astragal glazed double doors over two short drawers and cupboards upon square tapering legs terminating with spade feet, 29.5" wide, 17" deep, 17.5" high

£30-50

1681
1688
1701
1707
1712

1690.

Edwardian mahogany bureau bookcase, crossbanded with satinwood, with astragal glazed double doors enclosing shelves over the fall front enclosing a fitted interior with three long drawers and upon cabriole legs, 33" wide, 17" deep, 78.5" high

£50-80

1691.

Good large Victorian mahogany two-tier buffet, the pediment back with turned finials over two graduated moulded tiers and upon cheval type end supports with scroll mounts and octagonal bun feet, 62" wide, 25" deep, 49" high

£150-250

1692.

Late Victorian walnut two-tier buffet, with canted corners upon turned supports terminating with castors, 41" wide, 17.5" deep, 25" high

£40-80

1693.

Georgian style mahogany torchere, the lobed moulded circular top upon a reeded and fluted turned sheathed column and tripod base with pad feet, 11.25" diameter, 59" high

£30-50

1694.

Georgian style mahogany oval butlers tray trolley, with four folding sides upon square supports united by an undertier, 38" x 25" open, 27.5" high

£30-50

1695.

Tall narrow decorative white painted open bookshelf, 26" wide, 8.5" deep, 86" high

£30-50

1696.

18th century oak crossbanded bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior with well over pull-out slides, two short drawers and two graduated long drawers, upon bracket feet, 36" wide, 21.5" deep, 39" high

£80-120

1697.

Campaign style teak brass bound chest upon a later mahogany stand, the hinged top enclosing an open interior with fixed swing side carry-handles, the chest 30" wide, 18" deep, 22" high overall

£60-100

1698.

Georgian style mahogany bowfront sideboard, the central drawer flanked with a cupboard and single drawer upon square tapered legs terminating with spade feet, 54" wide, 23.25" deep, 34" high

£40-80

1713
1715
1738
1750
1763

1699.

Edwardian Sutherland mahogany dropleaf side table with square supports and splayed feet, 27" wide, 28.5" high

£30-50

1700.

Victorian upholstered ottoman of rectangular waisted form, with a mahogany plinth base terminating with brass castors, 50" wide, 22" deep, 20" high

£50-80

1701.

Victorian oak metamorphic library chair, the seat 15.5" wide, 33" high

£100-150

1702.

Oak four drawer chest of small proportions, with graduated drawers applied with matching white ceramic turned knobs, upon bracket feet, 24" wide, 17" deep, 30" high

£60-100

1703.

Victorian circular walnut inlaid occasional games table, the moulded top inset with a chequerboard upon three fluted and sheathed carved legs terminating with curved feet, 22" diameter, 29" high

£60-100

1704.

19th century mahogany butlers gallery tray upon a folding stand, 35.5" wide, 21.5" deep, 38" high overall

£50-80

1705.

Edwardian mahogany inlaid purdonium/side cabinet, crossbanded with satinwood and inset with a bevelled mirrored plate over a single panelled door inlaid with an oval conch shell paterae, with applied side carry-handles, 15" wide, 13.5" deep, 36" high

£20-40

1706.

Victorian mahogany three-tier buffet, the carved fretwork pediment over rectangular galleried tiers with turned reeded supports and feet upon white ceramic castors, 47" wide, 20" deep, 47" high

*Bearing a cabinet maker's label 'W.J. Mansfield'

£150-200

1707.

Victorian mahogany buffet, the pediment back over a moulded rectangular shelf with pierced carved side supports over panelled cupboards and upon a plinth base, 36" wide, 16" deep, 46" high

£60-100

1708.

Regency mahogany carver chair, the horizontal rail back over a drop-in seat and upon square tapered supports united by Hstretchers, 22" wide, the back 34.5" high

£20-40

1709.

19th century mahogany bowfront chest of drawers, with two short drawers over three graduated long drawers upon splay bracket feet, each drawer applied with matching oval pressed brass handles, 41" wide, 19.75" deep, 41" high

£60-100

1710.

18th century elm oval gateleg dropleaf dining table, with a single frieze end drawer and upon baluster turned supports united by stretchers, 46.5" wide, 29" high

£100-200

1711.

Georgian oak circular tilt-top tripod occasional table, carved with shell motifs upon a turned column and splayed supports, 19.25" diameter, 28.5" high (the top split)

£25-45

1712.

Victorian mahogany upholstered rectangular window seat with turned supports, 50" x 19", 19" high approx ** Recently re-upholstered

£80-120

1713.

Georgian style mahogany chest of drawers, the moulded top over two short and three graduated long drawers and upon bracket feet, each drawer applied with matching pressed foliate brass handles, 39" wide, 22" deep, 41.5" high

£60-100

1714.

George II mahogany games table, the hinged top enclosing a green baize lined interior over a single frieze drawer and upon tapered cylindrical legs terminating with pad feet, 35" wide, 17.25" deep, 29" high

£80-120

1715.

Victorian painted wrought iron swing cot on stand, with brass finials and brass top rail over a wirework basket, 41" wide, 40" high

£40-80

1716.

George III mahogany night commode, the gallery tray top over a tambour compartment and converted pull-out drawer upon square canted legs, 20" wide, 18.25" deep, 32" high

£50-80

1717.

Attractive Edwardian Sheraton Revival rosewood inlaid writing desk, decorated with arabesques and garlands, the green inset leather top over a bowed central drawer flanked by four small drawers and upon square tapering legs inlaid with boxwood stringing and terminating with castors, 36" wide, 20" deep, 28.5" high

£100-150

1718.

18th century elm rectangular side table, the plank top upon turned supports united with stretchers, 43" x 21", 26.25" high

£80-120

1719.

19th century mahogany folding bootjack, 33" high

£60-100

1720.

Victorian mahogany three tier wall shelf with turned end supports, 36" wide, 7.25" deep, 35" high; together with another four tier graduated wall shelf, 36" wide (2)

£40-80

1721.

Large Victorian mahogany two tier buffet, the moulded top upon turned supports and legs terminating with bold brass castors, 62.5" wide, 20" deep, 36" high

£100-200

1722.

Victorian mahogany three tier buffet, with moulded rectangular tiers upon sheathed and turned supports terminating with brass castors, 54" wide, 19" deep, 42" high

£120-180

1723.

Victorian mahogany washstand/side table, the gallery back over five drawers to the arched frieze and upon turned legs terminating with brass castors, 42" wide, 23" deep, 34" high

£80-120

1724.

Georgian mahogany side table, the rectangular moulded top over a single frieze drawer and upon square canted legs, 37.75" wide, 19" deep, 29" high

£50-80

1725.

19th century mahogany chest of drawers, with four graduated long drawers upon bracket feet, applied with matching pressed brass garland design handles, 43" wide, 21" deep, 38.5" high

£60-100

1726.

19th century fruitwood square tilt-top occasional tripod table, upon a turned column with curved supports, 19" square, 26" high approx

£50-80

1727.

18th century style oak oval barley twist drop leaf gateleg table, circa 1930s, 41" wide, 29" high

£20-40

1728.

George III circular mahogany two tier dumb waiter, with graduated tiers upon a turned column and tripod supports with brass capped castors, the lower tier 24" diameter, 38.5" high

£80-120

1729.

Georgian plum mahogany demi-lune foldover games table, the crossbanded top enclosing a baize lined interior over the plain frieze and upon square tapering legs, 40" wide, 20.5" deep, 29" high

£80-120

1730.

19th century mahogany low side cupboard, the rectangular moulded top over two drawers and panelled cupboards upon short bracket feet, 44.5" wide, 20.5" deep, 30.5" high

£40-80

1731.

George I style burr walnut feather banded veneered bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior, over pull-out slides and four graduated drawers upon bracket feet, 30" wide, 39.5" high (the interior lacking the leather writing lining)

£80-120

1732.

Victorian tall mahogany whatnot, with six tiers and turned supports upon a plinth base, 24.75" wide, 9.5" deep, 63" high

£80-120

1733.

Victorian mahogany bowfront writing table/washstand, with rounded corners over four drawers to the carved arched kneehole frieze, upon turned and reeded legs terminating with brass castors, 43.25" wide, 21" deep, 30.5" high (lacking the raised back moulding)

£50-80

1734.

Georgian mahogany demi-lune side table, the raised back over a plain frieze and upon square chamfered tapered supports terminating with brass castors, 47.75" wide, 25.5" deep, 31.5" high

£50-80

1735.

George III mahogany two tier circular dumb waiter, with baluster turned columns upon a tripod base terminating with pad feet, the lower tier 24" diameter approx, 40" high

£80-120

1736.

George III mahogany serpentine foldover tea table, with a single frieze drawer upon chamfered square canted supports and rear gateleg action, 35" wide, 18" deep, 29" high

£120-180

1737.

Unusual captains style converted spinning wheel armchair, the turned wheel back over turned supports and spindles upon a solid seat with turned legs united by a foot pedal stretcher, the seat 21" wide, the back 38" high

£80-120

1738.

Georgian mahogany bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior over pull-out slides, two short drawers and three graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, 39" wide, 21" deep, 41" high

£40-80

1739.

Mahogany oval tilt tray-top tripod occasional table, with twin brass handles, crossbanded with rosewood upon a turned column and splayed supports, the top 31" x 21", 26" high

£50-80

1740.

Victorian serpentine four tier whatnot with barley twist supports, 27" wide, 44" high; together with an oval oak gateleg occasional table (2)

£30-50

1741.

Georgian style mahogany torchere, the circular moulded top upon a reeded and turned column terminating with a tripod carved base with claw feet, 8.5" diameter, 58.5" high

£30-50

1742.

19th century mahogany library writing desk, the green gilt tooled inset leather top over five drawers to the kneehole frieze and upon square tapering legs, 47.75" wide, 24" deep, 31" high

£100-200

1743.

Georgian mahogany hanging corner wall cabinet, the carved dentil cornice over a single panelled door enclosing fixed shelves, 29" wide, 18.5" deep, 42.5" high

£20-40

1744.

19th century mahogany circular three tier dumb waiter, with graduated circular tiers upon baluster turned columns and a tripod curved base terminating with white ceramic castors, the lower tier 22" diameter approx, 44" high

£80-120

1760
1764
1782
1803
1770

1745.

Mahogany torchere with a barley twist reeded column upon a tripod base with pad feet, 8.25" diameter, 49" high; together with another mahogany torchere, with an octagonal reeded and turned column upon a tripod base with pad feet, 12" diameter, 51.75" high (2)

£40-80

1746.

Georgian mahogany night commode, with double cupboard doors over a drawer, with applied brass swing side handles upon short square tapered feet, 22.25" wide, 18.75" deep, 29.5" high

£30-50

1747.

19th century mahogany rectangular silver/side table, the moulded top over two shallow frieze end drawers with a single drawer to the opposite side, upon square tapering legs, 35" x 20", 27.5" high

£60-100

1748.

19th century mahogany inlaid bowfront side table, with a boxwood lined central drawer flanked by a single drawer and dummy drawer cupboard upon square tapering legs, 36" wide, 20.75" deep, 31" high

£100-150

1749.

Georgian mahogany and oak circular tripod occasional table, 21.5" diameter; together with a further Georgian mahogany tripod occasional table, 24" diameter (2)

£60-100

1750.

Victorian turned spinning wheel, 36" high

£30-50

1751.

Large 18th century oak oval gateleg dropleaf dining table, with a single end drawer upon baluster turned supports united by stretchers, 48.5" wide, 30" high

£100-200

1752.

George III mahogany bowfront corner washstand, the hinged top enclosing a fitted interior, over dummy drawers, single cupboard door and drawers, upon splay fore supports united by a shaped undertier, 26" wide, 50" high open

£40-80

1753.

Small mahogany side table fitted with a single drawer upon square tapered legs, 23" wide; together with a two tier drop flap occasional table and an oval two tier table (3)

£50-80

1754.

Georgian mahogany night commode, the gallery tray top over cupboard doors and a converted pull-out drawer, upon canted legs, 20" wide, 19" deep, 32" high

£50-80

1755.

Early 20th century square mahogany revolving bookcase, the moulded top over two slatted open tiers, 20" square, 36" high

£60-100

1756.

19th century mahogany oval work table, the crossbanded hinged top enclosing an open interior, the frieze with a dummy short drawer upon barrel turned column and four curved supports and bun feet, 23.5" wide", 27.5" high

£50-80

1757.

Edwardian mahogany satinwood banded dropleaf side table, the swivel top upon slender supports united with an undertier, 34" wide extended

£30-60

1758.

19th century mahogany dropleaf side table, with a single frieze drawer upon canted supports united with an undertier, 28" high

£50-80

1759.

Victorian rosewood piano stool, with a rectangular needlework seat upon turned legs; together with a Georgian mahogany three tier corner washstand and a Victorian mahogany commode (3)

£50-80

1760.

19th century mahogany demi-lune foldover games table, the baize lined interior over a blind fret carved frieze, upon square tapered legs terminating with brass castors, 36" diameter extended, 29" high

£50-80

1761.

Early 20th century Chippendale style mahogany kneehole desk, the rectangular top with a carved edged moulding, over five drawers to the kneehole frieze with pierced fret mouldings, upon cabriole carved legs terminating with claw and ball feet

£120-180

1762.

19th century mahogany bowfront side table, the satinwood crossbanded single frieze drawers upon slender supports united by a stretcher, 36" wide, 21" deep

£60-100

1763.

18th century oak panelled coffer, the hinged top enclosing an vacant interior and candle compartment, the front with a notch carved frieze over four panels upon stile type supports, 48" wide

£80-120

1764.

Reproduction Victorian style spoon button-back salon chair, with pink velvet brass studded upholstery upon cabriole legs, 22" wide, the seat 15" high, the back 35" high

£30-50

1765.

George II walnut and feather banded bureau, the fall front enclosing a fitted interior with a well, over pull-out slides, two short and two graduated long drawers upon bracket feet, 31" high, 19" deep, 39" high

£200-300

1766.

19th century Windsor armchair, with a pierced and carved central splat and plain spindles over a shaped elm seat upon turned supports

£60-100

1767.

19th century mahogany side table, the rectangular top over a single frieze drawer applied with oval brass handles, upon slender square tapering legs, 36" wide

£50-80

1768.

19th century mahogany Pembroke table, with drop flaps over a single frieze end drawer and upon square tapering legs terminating with castors

£40-80

1769.

19th century mahogany standing corner cupboard, the moulded top over a fielded panelled door enclosing shelves, upon block feet, 30" wide, 37" high

£30-50

1770.

Victorian rosewood teapoy of sarcophagus form with gadroon moulding and inset with a pull-out compartment, upon a square waisted column and quatrefoil plateau with bun feet, 16" wide, 33" high

£80-120

1771.

Small Victorian mahogany three drawer side chest, the top with rounded ends upon square splayed legs, 22" wide, 13" deep, 31" high

£50-80

1772.

Edwardian rosewood inlaid writing desk in need of restoration, 38" wide; together with a shaped mahogany tambour front side cabinet and an Edwardian mahogany inlaid coal purdonium (3)

£50-80

1773.

Edwardian mahogany inlaid ladies writing desk with satinwood banding, the arched raised back inset with two small drawers, over a green leather inset top with two frieze drawers, upon square tapering legs terminating with spade feet, 36" wide, 20" deep, 35" high

£60-100

1774.

Georgian oak circular occasional table, with a turned column on a curved tripod base, 32" diameter, 28" high

£60-100

1775.

Georgian circular tilt-top tripod table, with a turned and fluted column upon curved supports terminating with pad feet

£60-100

1776.

Georgian mahogany tilt-top tripod table, with a turned column on curved supports terminating with pad feet

£80-120

1777.

19th century mahogany twin handled rectangular butlers tray on a bespoke made stand

£50-80

1778.

19th century mahogany dropleaf sofa table, with dummy end drawers upon a turned column and four splayed supports terminating with cast brass claw feet and castors

£60-100

1779.

Small 19th century square mahogany bijouterie display cabinet, with a four glass compartment over a single frieze drawer, upon slender square supports united by a shaped undertier, 16" square, 32" high

£30-50

1780.

Georgian mahogany oval gateleg dining table, upon cylindrical tapering legs terminating with pad feet, 45" wide, 25" high

£60-100

1781.

Georgian Cuban mahogany oval gateleg table, with cylindrical tapered legs terminating with pad feet, 57" wide extended, 48" deep, 28" high

£60-100

1782.

Large Victorian mahogany library bookcase, with arched glazed double doors enclosing shelves, the base with a cushion drawer over panelled cupboard doors flanked with carved mouldings, upon a plinth base, 42" wide, 20" deep, 87" high

£150-250

1752
1756
1737
1745
1771
1748

1783.

Early 19th century country oak and elm square occasional table, with a turned column on a tripod base, 25" square, 29" high

£40-80

1784.

Rectangular folding mahogany campaign style table on an Xframe

£30-50

1785.

Victorian mahogany chiffonier, the pediment back over two drawers and four cupboards to the reverse breakfront base, 68.5" wide, 21.5" deep, 43.5" high

£60-100

1786.

Large table-top mahogany folding bagatelle board upon a bespoke made stand, 48" x 28" closed

£40-80

1787.

19th century mahogany serpentine side table, with single frieze drawer upon square tapering legs, 34.75" wide, 20.75" deep, 30" high

£60-100

1788.

Victorian mahogany tree hallstand, 44" wide (lacking one support); together with a mahogany single drawer side table and three towel rails (5)

£40-80

1789.

Two similar 19th century mahogany folding campaign occasional tables, with X-frames and turned supports (2)

£60-100

1790.

Two similar 19th century mahogany folding campaign occasional tables, with X-frames and turned supports, the larger table 35.5" wide open (2)

£60-100

1791.

Provincial antique stripped pine side table, the plank top over a single frieze drawer and upon square tapering legs, 26" wide, 19" deep, 29" high

£40-60

1792.

19th century mahogany twin handled butlers serving tray upon a tall turned folding stand, the tray 30" wide, 22" deep, 45" high overall

£50-80

1793.

Early 19th century mahogany side table, with a single long drawer over two short drawers to the kneehole frieze, upon square canted legs, 31.5" wide, 19.5" deep, 28" high

£80-120

1794.

Set of four Regency style brass grille cabinet doors, 29.5" x 22.5" (4)

£20-40

1795.

Three assorted 19th century mahogany butlers serving trays (3)

£40-80

1796.

Two oak butlers serving trays and a mahogany example (3)

£40-80

1797.

George III serpentine mahogany foldover tea table, with slender canted tapered legs, 34" wide, 18.5" deep

£80-120

1798.

Small George III Cuban mahogany pad foot dropleaf table, 36" wide, 27.5" high

£60-100

1799.

Victorian mahogany rectangular occasional table, the moulded top upon plain end supports with wrought iron curved brackets, 44.5" x 21", 28.5" high

£40-60

1800.

Victorian mahogany side table, the rectangular top over two frieze drawers upon turned legs, 19" deep, 31" high

£50-80

1801.

19th century mahogany writing table, with a boxwood banded long drawer and two short drawers to the arched kneehole frieze, upon slender turned legs, 32.75" wide, 18.5" deep, 30.75" high

£80-120

1802.

Georgian style mahogany silver table by Waring & Gillow, the moulded top upon a plain frieze with carved harebells and foliate capitals upon tapered cylindrical legs terminating with pad feet, bearing maker's label to the underside, 29" x 20", 25" high

£60-100

1803.

Small antique oval oak gateleg occasional table, with a carved lancet frieze upon slender turned supports united by a shaped undertier, 29" wide, 27" high

£60-100

1804.

Pair 19th century Hepplewhite style carver chairs, with pierced splats over swept carved arm supports, striped upholstered drop-in seats and square canted legs united by H-stretchers, the seats 23" wide, the backs 38" high (2)

£60-100

1805.

Good large George III Cuban mahogany dropleaf oval dining table, with a single end drawer upon cabriole legs terminating with pad feet, 54" wide, 28" high

£100-200

1806.

19th century mahogany Pembroke table, with a single end drawer and opposing dummy drawer upon square tapering legs terminating with castors, 39" wide, 28.5" high

£30-50

1807.

Victorian mahogany open bookcase, with beaded moulding over a pink velvet lined interior with adjustable shelves on a plinth base, 42" wide, 13.5" deep, 51.5" high

£100-150

1808.

Attractive 19th century mahogany side table with a single drawer applied with pressed brass oval handles, over a tambour compartment and upon square tapering legs terminating with brass castors, 36" wide, 19" deep, 31.25" high

£80-120

1809.

Victorian burr walnut Davenport, the gallery top over a green inset leather tooled slope enclosing a maple lined interior, with four side drawers and opposing dummy drawers over the panelled front base with scroll carved supports, 21.25" wide, 22" deep, 31.5" high

£80-120

1810.

Pair of 1930s oak framed upholstered armchairs, with decorative reeded padded backs, 26" wide, the backs 36.5" high (reupholstered) (2)

£80-120

1811.

Victorian mahogany library bookcase, with double glazed panelled doors enclosing adjustable shelves, over a serpentine base with a single drawer and arched panelled cupboards, upon short turned feet, 42" wide, 87" high

£100-150

1809
1821
1825

1812.

Antique oval oak low occasional gateleg side table, with turned supports united by a plank undertier, 36" wide, 24" high

£40-80

1813.

19th century mahogany D-end dining table, the two sections with inlaid ebony bands, upon square tapered supports, 43.5" x 46.5"

£60-100

1814.

Set of four Regency mahogany dining chairs, with horizontal scroll carved splats over drop-in seats and upon turned and reeded fore legs (4)

£60-100

1815.

Decorative cast iron grate topped rectangular side occasional table, in a bespoke mahogany frame with square canted legs, 48" x 13.5", 22" high

£60-100

1816.

Set of four 19th century Hepplewhite style mahogany dining chairs, with pierced shield backs over neutral reupholstered serpentine seats and square tapering fore legs terminating in spade feet, the seats 19.5" wide, the backs 37" high (4)

£80-120

1817.

19th century mahogany bowfront side table, with single frieze drawer applied with a pressed brass oval handle upon square tapering legs, 36" wide, 19.5" deep, 31" high

£50-80

1818.

17th century style oak joynt stool, the rectangular top with a moulded rim upon turned supports united by stretchers, 42" x 12.25", 18" high

£60-100

1819.

Victorian mahogany foldover games table, the D-end top upon a turned column and curved fluted supports terminating with brass caps and castors, 36" wide, 18" deep, 29" high

£80-120

1820.

Victorian circular mahogany centre table, the moulded tilt-top upon a cylindrical plain column and trefoil base terminating with carved paw feet, 47" diameter

£80-120

1821.

Victorian figured walnut oval breakfast/loo table, the decorative deep carved column with four scroll carved curved supports terminating with white ceramic castors, 57" x 42" approx, 28.5" high

£120-180

1822.

Edwardian mahogany inlaid bureau bookcase, with astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, over the fall front enclosing a fitted interior with four graduated long drawers upon bracket feet, 36" wide, 18" deep, 79" high

£40-80

1823.

Set of six 19th century Hepplewhite style dining chairs, with pierced vase shaped splats over velvet serpentine stuffover seats, upon square tapering legs united by stretchers terminating with spade feet and inlaid with harebells (one carver) (6)

£100-200

1824.

Victorian rosewood circular centre table, the tilt-top upon a tapered cylindrical column and circular platform upon carved paw feet, 47.5" diameter

£100-200

1825.

Georgian mahogany low press, with fixed side carry-handles and panelled cupboard doors over the base with two drawers upon bracket feet, 52" wide, 25.5" deep, 60.5" high

£100-150

1826.

Small antique Welsh oak dresser, the open Delft rack over three drawers and upon cabriole legs, 55" wide, 17" deep, 70" high

£100-200

1827.

Matched pair of Georgian style mahogany window seats, each with cabriole legs united by stretchers, 54" and 57" long respectively

£100-200

1828.

Victorian style mahogany window seat, the rectangular top upon turned legs, 58" x 12", 15" high

£80-120

1829.

Victorian mahogany three tier buffet, the rectangular tiers with turned and fluted supports, 18.5" deep, 42" high

£40-80

1830.

Set of four early 19th century ash ladder back rush seat chairs and a similar carver chair with a Lancashire type winged rush seat armchair, 23" wide, the back 44.5" high (5)

£80-120

1831.

19th century mahogany gallery butlers serving tray upon a tall folding turned stand, the tray 28" x 20", 41" high overall

£50-80

1847
1810
1815
1826
1824

1832.

19th century mahogany gallery butlers serving tray upon a folding X-frame stand, the tray 27.5" x 17.5", 35" high

£40-80

1833.

Attractive 19th century satinwood standing corner cupboard, with parquetry and marquetry inlay with a single cupboard door upon square tapered feet, 29" wide, 16.5" deep, 33" high

£60-100

1834.

Large 18th century oak oval gateleg dining table with a single frieze end drawer upon turned supports united by stretchers, 48" wide, 27.5" high

£100-200

1835.

19th century mahogany butlers gallery serving tray upon a turned fluted stand, the tray 28" x 21", 32" high overall

£50-80

1836.

Victorian walnut veneered three tier whatnot in need of restoration, 19" wide; together with a figured walnut two tier serving trolley and a late Victorian folding occasional table (3)

£20-40

1837.

Pair of early Victorian mahogany dining chairs, with carved horizontal splats over drop-in seats and upon sabre fore legs; together with an attractive Victorian barley twist bedroom chair and an Edwardian mahogany inlaid bedroom chair (4)

£40-80

1838.

Regency rosewood brass inlaid display cabinet of small proportions, the raised back over a single drawer and glazed panelled doors enclosing fixed shelves, upon scroll design feet, 30" wide, 15" deep, 52.25" high

£100-200

1839.

Georgian mahogany corner armchair, with pierced vertical and turned splats over a drop-in seat and upon a cabriole fore leg, 29" wide; together with a Georgian oak carver chair and a Victorian mahogany carver chair (3)

£60-100

1840.

Late Victorian oak three tier buffet, with turned supports and feet upon white ceramic castors, 48" wide, 18.5" deep, 46" high

£60-100

1841.

Edwardian mahogany inlaid serpentine display cabinet, with double glazed and panelled doors enclosing fixed shelves upon slender square tapering legs united with an undertier, 42" wide, 17" deep, 68.5" high

£80-120

1842.

Attractive Edwardian mahogany inlaid bijouterie display cabinet/ case, the sloping hinged top inset with a bevelled glazed plate over two glazed doors and two short drawers upon square tapering legs terminating with spade feet, 30" wide, 17.5" deep, 43.5" high

£150-250

1843.

Victorian mahogany carver chair with a reupholstered stuffover drop-in seat upon turned legs; together with a Hepplewhite style mahogany carver chair and two 19th century single chairs (4)

£40-80

1844.

Collection of five folding bagatelle boards, including an example by E.J Riley (5)

£100-200

1845.

Interesting antique Indian/eastern low carved hardwood chair with a rush seat (at fault); together with a carved oak wall rack, folding oak stand, Victorian coat rack, ebonised bamboo artists easel, bamboo three-fold screen and a folding bamboo table stand

£30-50

1846.

Set of 'Simplex' folding library/scullery steps, 63" high

£50-80

1847.

Set of 'Simplex' folding library/scullery steps, 62" high

£50-80

1848.

Two sets of folding wooden library steps, the tallest set 78" high; also with an extending ladder (3)

£80-150

END OF SALE

CONDITIONS OF SALE

The Auctioneer acts only as agent for the Seller (unless otherwise specifically declared). Lots sold are likely to have been subject to wear and tear caused by user or the effects of age and may therefore have faults and imperfections. Buyers are given ample opportunity at viewing times to examine lots to be sold and will be assumed to have done so. They must rely solely on their own skill or judgement as to whether lots are fit for any particular purpose.

1. Bids

All bids made shall be treated as offers made upon these Conditions of Sale and all persons present and approved to bid are admitted to a sale on the basis that they have notice of these Conditions.

1A. Internet Bidding

There are no additional surcharges when bidding via our own bidding platform 'GH Live'

We also use two other online bidding platforms via the-saleroom.com and Easylive which will be subject to additional fees. Please see their respective websites for further details and terms.

‘Pre-Bidding Autobids’

'Pre-Bidding' is a new feature to our own platform and allows bidders to bid against each other prior to the start of a live auction. During the live auction the bidding will start at the current bid reached during the 'Pre-Bidding' and continues until your maximum bid is reached. All bids are anonymous, and your maximum bids are confidential. If you have been outbid, during the ‘Pre-Bidding’ then you will receive an email notifying you that you are no longer the leading bidder, however once the sale is live you will not receive any further notifications. Once bids are placed, they cannot be removed, but can be reduced, if above the current bid.

2. Ascertainment of the Buyer

The Buyer shall be the person making the highest bid which is acceptable to the Auctioneer as signified by the fall of the hammer. No bid may be retracted. In the case of a dispute the Auctioneer may either declare the purchaser or put the lot up again.

3. Auctioneer’s discretion

The Auctioneer has sole discretion, (a) to refuse any bid, (b) to advance the bidding as he may decide, (c) to withdraw or divide any lot or combine one lot with another or others, (d) to exclude any person from the auction rooms, and (e) to require pre-payment in full.

4. Reserves and Seller’s right to bid

Lots put up for sale are subject, (a) to any reserve price imposed by the Seller, (b) the right of the Auctioneer to bid on behalf of the Seller, and (c) where no reserve has been imposed (but in no other case) for the Seller to bid personally or through any one agent. It is the responsibility of the Seller to ensure any reserves are received by the Auctioneer.

5. Buyer’s Duties

The Buyer shall forthwith or as soon as possible after the sale, (a) supply his name and address, (b) supply, if so required, bank or other suitable references, (c) pay the full purchase price in a way acceptable to the Auctioneer, notwithstanding any prior arrangement for advance payment required by the Auctioneer, and (d) on proof of payment clear the lots purchased by the times specified. Lots may not be cleared during the sale except by permission of the Auctioneer.

6. Payments ALL LOTS ARE TO BE PAID & CLEARED WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE AUCTION

Methods of payment include direct bank transfer, debit card, credit card, cash to a maximum of £8,500, Cheque payments are no longer accepted. For fraud protection we no longer accept payments by credit or debit cards for ‘Customer not Present’ transactions. Card payments at the saleroom will be accepted but must be supported by Chip and PIN. Card payments for live internet bidding will only be accepted if they have been AVS and 3D Secure authorised via our online platform with a maximum transaction limit of £1000 for Watch & Jewellery auctions; £2000 limit for all other auctions unless previous authorisation has been agreed. Deposit payments made direct at the bank or via telephone banking will need to be confirmed as 'cleared funds' before any goods are released.

6A. Anti-Money Laundering Policy

New clients spending over £5000 on an individual transaction must be verified, by supplying a current form of ID confirming their name and address to match the invoice. This must be supplied to complete the transaction before the release of goods

7. Liability of the Auctioneer and Sellers

Subject to Condition 8: (a) faults and imperfections (if any) are not stated in the catalogue and neither the Seller nor the Auctioneer is responsible for any defects whatsoever, (b) no warranty is given or authorised to be given by the Seller or the Auctioneer with regard to any lot other than the Seller’s right to sell it, (c) any express or implied conditions or warranties relating to description or quality, are hereby excluded.

8. Catalogue Descriptions

Descriptive statements contained in the advertisements or catalogues or made up by the Auctioneer or any member of his staff should be taken as matters of opinion only and shall not be taken as statement of fact.

i) Items in the catalogue are sold as seen. Where possible significant damage is mentioned, but this does not include all faults and imperfections. The absence of such reference does not imply that the lot is in good condition or free from restoration or repair. Condition reports are available upon request

ii) ’Inscribed’ or ‘Signed’ does not imply that the lot is wholly or partly by that maker

9. Forgeries

Notwithstanding Conditions 6 and 7, if the Auctioneer receives notice in writing from the Buyer WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE SALE that in his opinion a lot is a forgery (as defined in Condition 12) and on giving such notification the lot in question is returned to the Auctioneer at his working premises in the same condition as when bought, then if on considering such evidence as the Buyer supplies to prove his assertion, the Auctioneer decides that the lot is a forgery the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price repaid to the Buyer.

10. Property in lots and risk

The Buyer shall not become the owner of any lot, and the Auctioneer shall have a lien thereon, until the Buyer has discharged the purchase price in full together with any other charges due, but after the fall of the hammer the risk of damage or loss shall nevertheless be the Buyer’s.

11. The Premium

The Buyer shall pay to the Auctioneer a premium of 22% of the hammer price together with VAT. (26.4% inclusive of VAT)

12. Default by Buyer If the Buyer fails to make payment in a way acceptable to the Auctioneer or to remove any lot or lots bought by him within 7 days of the auction or in any other material respect fail to comply with these conditions, the Auctioneer shall have the right, (a) to resell the lot or lots by public auction or otherwise without notice to the Buyer, and if any deficiency arises on such resale, after deducting the Auctioneer’s full costs and expenses, the Buyer shall be responsible to the Auctioneer therefore (but any net surplus to be the Seller’s) or, alternatively, (b) to store the lot at the Auctioneer’s premises or elsewhere and to release the lot to the Buyer only after payment in full of the purchase price together with any other charges due. The Auctioneer reserves the right to charge storage of 50p per lot per day on any lot or lots uncleared by the time specified together with any removal expenses. In addition, interest will be charged at 2.5% per month or part thereof (34.4% APR) on any accounts that remain unpaid in part or full 1 week after the sale. Interest and storage will be charged from the date of sale. In addition, the Buyer shall be liable for all legal and court costs incurred by the Auctioneers in pursuit of payment from the Buyer. The Auctioneer reserves the right to refuse any cheques and will not release lots purchased until evidence has been received that any cheque accepted has been cleared.

13. Release of Goods

Payment and clearance should be made within seven days after the sale. Goods will not be released until full payment has been cleared 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

14. 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 it had 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.

15. 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.

16. 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

17. Property 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

18. CITES Restrictions

Any lots containing any amount of Brazilian rosewood and endangered species may 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 buyer’s 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.

19. 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.

20.Artists Resale Rights (or Droit de Suite)

On certain lots marked in the catalogues and which are sold for a hammer price of £1000 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 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%

* Gardiner Houlgate is a trading name of Bath Auction Rooms Limited, registered in England and Wales No. 5228635.

G ARDINER H OULG ATE

THE SPECIALIST AUCTIONEERS

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

G ARDINER H OULGATE THE SPECIALIST AUCTIONEERS

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