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FINE ART AND ANTIQUES
Tuesday 27th March
FINE ART AND ANTIQUES
Tuesday 27th March
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Ceramics and Glass 1 OPAQUE GLASS VASE, probably French, mid 19th Century with a flared rim, ovoid body, circular base, the reserves painted with birds in a landscape within scrolled borders, height 52cms. £100 - 150 2 PAIR OF BOHEMIAN GLASS LUSTRES, enamelled with lowers within gilt trellis borders, prismatic drops, 37cms, together with a pair of glass domes, ebonised circular bases. £400 - 600 3 ENOCH WOOD, Basalt bust, George Washington, 1818, attached to a separate socle, back marked ‘WASHINGTON born 1732 died 1799’, numbered 88, 21cm. £50 - 80
4 LARGE WEMYSS WARE MUG, Robert Heron & Son., Kirkcaldy, painted with three geese, impressed mark, hairline cracks, 15cm. £200 - 300 5 ENGLISH PORCELAIN FIGURE, MINERVA, probably Derby, circa.1760, depicted as a warrior goddess holding a shield, upon which is the head of Medusa, substantial losses to bocage, 34cm. £100 - 150 6 DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURE, Britannia, circa.1765, standing beside a lion, and with trophies at her feet, patch marks, some restoration, 57cm. Footnote Comparative literature: Peter Bradshaw, 18th Century English Porcelain Figures, 1745-1795, Woodbridge 1981, plate 118 (K78). £100 - 150
7 MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A LADY SHEPHERDESS, 19th Century, with a lamb and an apron filled with flowers, incised 7026, bocage lost, and other damage, 28cm. £150 - 250 8 COMPOSITE SET OF MEISSEN AFFENMUSIKER, 20th Century, after the Rococo models by Johann Joachim Kaendler and Peter Reinicker, the music playing monkeys, modelled respectively as conductor, 18.5cm; music stand; with kettle drums; with clarinet; with trumpet; with violin; four female singers; with bagpipe; with French horn; with flute; with drumsticks; with triangle; with signed drum; with mandolin; with guitar; with bassoon; a riding keyboard player; and with harp. (21) Footnote: According to tradition the group is held to be a caricature of the orchestra of the Count of Bruhl. £8500 - 10000
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9 SAMSON FAMILLE ROSE STYLE ARMORIAL GINGER JAR, slightly swollen form, the arms surrounded by floral sprays, 20cm. £300 - 500
Asian Art 10 NEAR PAIR OF IMARI PORCELAIN BOTTLES, probably Edo, painted with floral sprays, in a burnt orange and gilt palette, later Far Eastern white metal mounts to serve as scent bottles, the mounts with repousse floral decoration, 25cm and 24.5cm. (2) £300 - 500 11 LARGE CANTONESE CIRCULAR BASIN, with a broad flange, compartmentalised decoration, with Mandarin figures, flowers and birds, rubbed, diameter 47cm. £150 - 200
12 CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BRUSH POT, Kangxi style, of near cylindrical form, decorated with figures by a willow tree, incised banded decoration, hairline cracks, 18cm. £70 - 100 13 CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE GINGER JAR, bearing Daoguang four character mark, decorated with blossom, 23cm; and a very similar jar, 22cm. (2) £80 - 120 14 CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE JAR OF BALUSTER SHAPE, bearing four character mark, decorated with paired figures, jardinieres of flowers, chipped and cracked, 22cm. £100 - 150 15 CHINESE POLYCHROME VASE, Kangxi, of shouldered form, painted with nobles and other figures, (reduced and with hairline crack), later wooden cover and stand, 44cm overall. £800 - 1200 16 CHINESE SATIN-WEAVE SILK ‘CLOUD’ COLLAR, late Qing, formed of three overlapping layers, embroidered with floral, insect and bird motifs, widest dimensions 51cm x 51cm. £500 - 800
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17 CHINESE DARK BLUE DAMASK LONG ROBE, embroidered panels each with a mythical bird, flowers and bats, ceruleancoloured lining, length 125cm. £300 - 500 18 CHINESE RED SILK DAMASK AND EMBROIDERED BEDSPREAD, Canton 19th Century, decorated with feather motifs, flowers and butterflies, with gold coloured lining, in a black lacquered export ware case painted with figures, flowers and birds and with a European monogram, the interior with a painted fabric covered casing, the box also housing four pendant weights, the box with substantial damage, width 64cm. £1000 - 1500 19 LARGE CHINESE CINNABAR LACQUER BOWL AND COVER, elaborately carved with chrysanthemum design, on a carved hardwood lotus stand, diameter 43cm. Provenance: Private deceased Estate, Acquired from Hazlewood Castle, nr Tadcaster, June 1972. £600 - 1000 20 JAPANESE SILVER AND ENAMELLED BOWL, circa 1900, cast decoration of Wisteria, heightened in enamel, diameter 12.5cms. £200 - 300
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21 PAIR OF JAPANESE SHIBAYAMA AND HARDWOOD PANELS, Meiji, designed respectively with a vase of mixed flowers and a basket of fruit and flowers, inlaid with ivory, lacquer, mother of pearl and hardstones, each with a seal mark, 59cm x 37cm. £200 - 400 22 PAIR OF JAPANESE BAMBOO AND SHIBAYAMA DECORATED PILASTERS, Meiji, the natural form bamboo with carved panels designed with paired figures, flowers, foliage and cloud motifs, supplementary roundels representing immortals, (substantial losses and some old repairs),167 x 16cm. £200 - 400 23 JAPANESE LACQUERED SHODANA, probably Meiji, three heights incorporating cupboards, painted with flower tendrils and stylised cinquefoils, metal appliques, width 93cm, depth 38cm, height 74cm. £300 - 500
Books and Works of Art 25 JOHN SOWERBY - ENGLISH BOTANY OR COLOURED FIGURES OF BRITISH PLANTS, 3RD EDITION, London 1902, in 12 vols, bound as 24; together with Volume XIII, being supplement, uniform half Morocco. (25) £300 - 500 (Zero rated VAT ) 26 R. KIRKWOOD AFTER LT R.P. READ, This Geographical Plan of the Island and Forts of St. Helena, a linen-backed folding map, published by Burgis & Barfoot, London October 1815, mounted and framed, 45cm x 58cm. £100 - 150 (Zero rated VAT ) 27 MILITARY INTEREST: framed arrangements of plumes and cockades, centred with Royal Artillery Officer’s badge and plume, case size 46cm x 59cm. £70 - 100
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28 VICTORIAN 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER’S SWORD, 82cm blade by Hawkes & Co., Piccadilly, nickel plated guard, wire bound fishskin grip, in steel scabbard, with leather case. £50 - 80 29 GEORGE IV BRASS TIPSTAFF, coronet terminal 26cm, enclosing a label ‘The Gift of Henry Lucas, Chief Constable, 15 April, 1824’. £150 - 200 30 GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY DECANTER BOX, oblong shape, with rosette and shell marquetry ovals, brass bail handles, fitted with six original decanters, square shouldered form, with gilt decoration. with two facet cut glasses, base width 25cm. £200 - 300 31 GEORGE III BOARDED OAK CANDLE BOX, slope front, studded leather hinge, width 22cm, height 34cm. £80 - 120 32 LARGE COPPER COPPER, riveted panels, folded rim, diameter 67cm, height 47cm. £100 - 150
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33 EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY TRAY, rectangular serpentine form, with a wavy gallery, twin brass handles, marquetry inlaid leafy scrolls, 68cm x 45cm. £100 - 150 34 CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN LAMP BASE, probably French, late 19th Century, designed as an eared owl, with electric fitment, 67cms. £200 - 300 35 PAIR OF FRENCH PORCELAIN AND GILT METAL CANDELABRA, each with three scrolled branches, pink ground vase shaped bodies, painted panels of cherubs and flowers, gilt borders, 45cm. £200 - 300
36 AFTER THE ANTIQUE, Narcissus, bronze circular plinth, inscribed, ‘Msee de Naples, height 50cm. Provenance: Private deceased Estate, Acquired from Hazlewood Castle, nr Tadcaster, June 1972. £150 - 250 37 VICTORIAN PAPIER-MACHE PICTURE, Figures before a castle, oil on papier mache with mother of pearl, 22cm x 28cm. £100 - 150 38 TABLE-TOP SYMPHONIUM, playing 20cm discs, walnut veneered case, with transfer printed decoration to the lid, width 42cm, with a collection of discs. £300 - 500
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39 TABLE-TOP SYMPHONIUM, playing 39cm discs, printed insert to the lid, walnut casing with marquetry decoration to the panelled lid, width 54cm, with a collection of discs, (worm damage). £500 - 800 40 SWISS MUSICAL BOX, playing airs on four visible barrels, 24cm comb, in an ebonised vase, rosewood veneered lid, with inlaid and printed decoration, width 42cm. £500 - 800 41 SWISS INTER-CHANGEABLE CYLINDER MUSICAL BOX, labelled Alexandra, No. 7, playing thirty-six airs on six cylinders, marked respectively Y, B2, E2, S, H2 and C2, 24cm comb, labelled - Patented US 445699, stained case with rosewood and kingwood lid, old wood worm, width 54cm. £1000 - 1500
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42 FOLLOWER OF RICHARD COSWAY A young lady, bust length, oval portrait miniature, in a blue enamel and rose metal frame, with a hair plaid and seed pearl initials - J. A. 7 x 5.8cm (loose fitting in the velvet stand). £250 - 400 43 MANNER OF ANDREW PLIMER “Susannah Anthony”, bust length portrait miniature, in an oval rose metal frame, with a hair plaid, 8 x 6.5cm. Footnote: The Morocco case labelled “Susannah Anthony for Edgar” and with a loose paper note, “Susannah Anthony, daughter of John and Hannah Anthony of Beaconsfield, born Sept. 15 1767, died Jan. 14 1795 aged 27 years”. £400 - 600
44 JOHN SMART Young Lady, bust length, in half profile, portrait miniature, initialled and dated 1804, in an oval rose metal frame, with a hair plaid, 8 x 65cm; and a companion portrait of a young man in half profile, wearing a blue coat, oval rose metal frame, with a hair plaid, 8.2 x 6.8cms, (2). Footnote: Probably brother and sister. £5000 - 8000 45 ENGLISH SCHOOL, 1834 J. Hargraves, Junior, half length rectangular portrait miniature, 10cm x 8cm, mounted and framed. £100 - 150
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Clocks, Barometers and Pocket Watches 46 REGENCY MAHOGANY REGULATOR, signed BURLINGHAM, PETERBOROUGH AND LYNN, centre subsidiary dials, indicating hours and seconds, with minute division chapters, weight driven movement, case with a scrolled surmount, and brass stringing to the spandrels of the hood, glazed door, plinth base, height 202cm. £2000 - 3000
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47 RED LACQUERED LONGCASE CLOCK, the hood with sarcophagus top, turned supports, the trunk with a long arched door, plinth base, 12” arched brass dial, cast spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, signed Jos. Seyton, Portsmouth, eight day movement striking on a bell, 229cm. £700 - 1000 48 EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY AND BRASS LONGCASE CLOCK, in the style of Maple & Co., arched engraved steel dial, with gilt centre, subsidiary second dial, supplementary Whittington-Westminster and chime-silent dials, triple weight driven movement striking on tubular gongs, mercury compensated pendulum, the case with a scroll and shell pediment, glazed door flanked by brass engaged columns, height 260cm. £2000 - 3000
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49 MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK, swanneck pediment, fluted columns, short door flanked by 1/4 Corinthian columns, splayed bracket feet, 13” arched painted dial with floral spandrels, Arabic numerals, subsidiary date aperture, signed ‘Nath. Newell, Leicester’, eight-day movement striking on a bell, height 229cm. £300 - 400 50 OAK AND MAHOGANY LONCASE CLOCK, the hood with swan-neck pediment, fluted columns, short door with oval shell inlay, bracket feet, 12” square painted dial with floral spandrels, Roman numerals, signed T. Heighton, Kettering, thirty-hour movement, striking on a bell, height 208cm. £300 - 400
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51 ROYAL POLYTECHNIC BAROMETER Oak cased barometer by Joseph Davis & Co., sole manufacturers Fitzroy Works, Kensington Park Road, London, circular chart describing probable approaching weather, mercury tube, flanked by Admiral Fitzroy’s special remarks, and twin thermometers, 104cm. £150 - 200 52 QUEEN ANNE WALNUT STICK BAROMETER, in the style of Daniel Quare, silvered chart, turned column with spiral moulding over a cylindrical cistern, 93cm. £1000 - 1500 53 RESTORATION STYLE BRASS LANTERN CLOCK, circa 1900, of conventional design, single hand, Roman numerals to the chapter ring, weight driven movement striking on a bell, with a matched cast and gilt bracket with acanthus and bell flower scrolls and a mask head pendant, 105cm overall when assembled. £400 - 600 54 BRASS SKELETON CLOCK, pierced chapter ring, with Roman numerals, single fusee movement, striking on a bell, stepped marble plinth, 46cm, under an over-sized glass dome, 48cm. £200 - 300
55 REGENCY MAHOGANY MANTEL CLOCK, balloon shape case, with urn finial and pagoda top, ogee brass feet, double fusee movement, striking on three gongs, the back plate signed F. Swindon, Brentford, circular enamelled dial with Roman numerals, height 56cm. £600 - 800 56 LOUIS XV STYLE GILT METAL AND SERVES STYLE PORCELAIN MANTEL CLOCK, movement signed Aubert & Klaffenberger, Geneve, cylinder movement, striking on a bell, signed Vincenti & Cie, white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, the drum surmounted by trophies, bird and flowers, the platform modelled with a ram and cherubs, 30cm. £250 - 350 57 FRENCH PORCELAIN MANTEL CLOCK, mid 19th Century, white enamelled dial signed Henry Marc a Paris, cylinder movement, likewise signed, striking on a bell, blue ground casing, with scrolled outlines and painted floral reserve, 26cm. £250 - 400 58 LOUIS XIV STYLE BOULLE TYPE INLAID MANTEL CLOCK, circa.1900, the case with ornamental balustrading to the frieze, flaming urn finials, and pilaster strips, dial with brass chapter ring, over a gilt metal Renaissance style applique, movement striking on a bell, some losses, 55cm. £200 - 300 59 GEORGE III PAIR-CASED POCKET WATCH, white enamel dial with Arabic and Roman numerals, verge movement, signed Jno Williams, London, no.723, the inner case of silver gilt, London 1769, the outer case of gilt metal, diameter 4.9cm. £150 - 200
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60 GEORGE III SILVER PAIR-CASED POCKET WATCH, cream coloured enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, verge movement by Thomas Cope, Dannington Heath, 1776, diameter 4.8cm, with a silver watch chain. (2) £100 - 150 61 VICTORIAN 18CT HALLMARKED GOLD PAIR CASED-POCKET WATCH, white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial, verge movement, case Chester 1837, diameter 5.7cm. £1000 - 1500
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72 A pair of silver berry spoons, by George Smith and William Fearn, London 1786, 22.5cms, and two other pairs of silver berry spoons, 13oz gross, (6). £150 - 200 73 GEORGE III SILVER CIRCULAR WAITER, John Crouch & Thomas Hannam, London 1774, beaded and moulded pie-crust edge, engraved cartouche (partly erased), raised on three ball and claw feet, 10oz, diameter 18.5cm. £100 - 150
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Gold and Silver 62 9CT GOLD CIGARETTE CASE, by Jay, Richard Attenborough & Co Ltd., Chester 1924 straight rectangular form with engine turned decoration, stamped, ‘Jays, Oxford Street, West’, 9cm x 7cm, 68gm. £700 - 1000 63 GEORGE III SILVER GILT SNUFF BOX, John Shaw, Birmingham 1811, oblong shape, bright-cut decoration and cast foliate band, 4oz, width 8.5cm. £150 - 200
67 SILVER CHAFFING DISH, Carrington & Co., London 1911, deep circular pan with a shaped and moulded outline, complete with three section divider, domed lid with loop handle, engraved crest and motto, detachable turned wood handle, with a silver ferrule, 62oz, diameter 25cm, length including handle 43cm. £500 - 700 68 GEORGE II SILVER SOUP LADLE, maker’s mark rubbed, London possibly 1757, Hanoverian pattern with a scalloped bowl, 5oz, 34cm. £200 - 300
64 SILVER BUCKLE, George Burbridge for Harrods, London 1912, cast scroll design on black velvet and an Edward VII “Coronation” brocade belt (2). £70 - 100
69 GEORGE III SILVER SOUP LADLE, Richard Crossley, London 1795, 5oz, 32cm. £100 - 150
65 PAIR OF GEORGIAN SILVER AND STEEL BUCKLES, marks worn, 7cms, another silver and steel buckle and an agate set napkin ring, (4). £80 - 120
70 GEORGE II SILVER MARROW SCOOP, Ebenezer Coker, London 1752, scrolled back design with engraved initials, 21cm; and a George III Old English pattern basting spoon, Thomas Dicks, London 1807, engraved monogram, 30cm. (2) £100 - 150
66 SEVEN-PIECE SILVER-BACKED DRESSING TABLE SET, London 1919, engraved decoration, including a rectangular tray, 28cm x 21cm; hand mirror; a pair of hair brushes; a pair of clothes brushes and a comb, in a fitted case. £200 - 300
71 SET OF EIGHT GEORGE III SILVER TABLE SPOONS, by Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1792, Old English pattern with engraved crest and initials, 22cms, 17oz. £200 - 300
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74 PAIR OF GEORGE II STYLE TWIN TABLE SALTS, William Theobalds & Robert Metcalfe Atkinson, London 1838, of cast Rococo design, with flowers, scrolls and leaf tendrils, 28oz in total, width 14cm. (2) £250 - 450 75 GEORGE II SILVER BALUSTER SHAPED CASTER, John Delmester, London 1759, spiral fluted, chased floral decoration, 13cm; a pair of George II circular salts, unidentified maker’s mark IW, London 1758, gadrooned rims each on three pad feet, diameter 8cm; a pair of George III bright cut salt spoons, by Peter, Anne, and William Bateman, London 1799; and a Victorian oval straight-sided mustard pot, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1885, with blue glass liner, 8cm; and a Georgian spoon. (7) £200 - 300 76 SET OF FOUR GEORGIAN SILVER SALT SPOONS, by Jonathan Hayne, London 1813, Old English pattern with engraved initials JB, 10cms, 2oz, (4). £30 - 50 77 EARLY GEORGE III SILVER JUG, probably John Wirgman, London, indistinct date mark, semi-fluted with embossed swags, 15oz, 13cm. £200 - 300
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78 GEORGE III SILVER JUG, Edward Fernell, London 1783, reeded and fluted, with embossed swags, 20oz, 18cm. £300 - 500 79 GEORGE III SILVER PEAR SHAPE JUG, Thomas Heming, London 1776, hinged domed lid with beaded outline, cane bound handle, engraved with a Tweedale crest, damage and old repairs, 12oz, 22cm. £200 - 300 80 GEORGE III SILVER BALUSTER-SHAPE MUG, William Grundy, London 1762, later rococo style decoration, leaf cap double scroll handle, 13oz, 13cm. £150 - 200 81 PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SAUCE BOATS, George Wickes, London 1744-45, shaped scrolled handles on hoof feet, triform knees, engraved crests, 24oz in total, height 12cm. £600 - 900
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82 GEORGE II SILVER BOTTLE FRAME, Samuel Wood, London 1750, with a ‘C’ scroll handle, shaped cartouche with engraved crest, on four shell feet, 14oz, width 17cm, containing two later facet cut glass bottles, with white metal hinged mounts. £400 - 600
85 PAIR OF GEORGE II STYLE THREELIGHT SILVER CANDELABRA, Adie Bros., Birmingham 1960, twin double scrolled branches, broad drip pans, knopped hexagonal columns, square bases with canted corners, weighted, 38cm. £800 - 1200
83 WILLIAM IV SILVER EWER, Barnards, London 1832, baluster form, with winged domed lid embossed and chased decoration with leaves, flowers and scrolls, fruitwood handle, 1832, 31oz gross, height 32cm. £500 - 800
86 SQUARE SILVER TRAY, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1967, moulded outline, incurved canted corners, 39oz, width 31cm. £400 - 600
84 WILLIAM IV SILVER SAUCEPAN, Barnards, London 1836, with a hinged lid, turned fruitwood finial and handle, height to handle 14cm, 11oz gross. £200 - 300
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87 THREE-PIECE SILVER TEA SET, Cooper Bros. & Sons, Sheffield 1940, polygonal outlines, the teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 25cm, 37oz in total. (3) £350 - 450
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88 OVAL SILVER TEA TRAY, William Batt & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1937, with shaped moulded rim and twin handles, 56oz, 57cm. £500 - 700
94 PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER CRESCENT SHAPE PLANTERS, by William Comyns, London 1894, embossed with birds and scrolls, 19cms, 10oz. £100 - 150
89 EDWARDIAN SILVER THREE-PIECE TEASET, Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, Birmingham 1906,each piece of compressed form, embossed and chased, with flowers and scrolling leaves, leafcapped reeded handles, comprising tea pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, the tea pot 14cm, 43oz gross in total. (3) £400 - 600
95 VICTORIAN SILVER DESSERT BASKET, M W & Co., Sheffield 1836, swing handle, chased and embossed deocration of flowers and scrolls, 26.5cms, 17oz. £200 - 300
90 PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER CANDLESTICKS, Lee & Pigfull, Sheffield 1904, dished circular sconces, tapering square section columns, slightly domed square bases, weighted, 23cm. £80 - 120 91 PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER CANDLESTICKS, Jacob Langleben, London 1899, of Central European design embossed decoration, circular bases raised on three lion mask feet, 30oz, 35cm. £250 - 350 92 PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER ‘DISH RING’ SALTS, Nathan & Hayes, Chester 1898, pierced and embossed with animals and scrolls, each with blue glass liner, 4oz, diameter 9cm. £100 - 150 93 PAIR OF SILVER SAUCE BOATS, Chester 1935, each with loop handle and reeded foot, 16.5cms, 5oz, (2). £70 - 100
96 WHITE METAL FACED MIRROR, the frame with ribbon crest and embossed with frolicking cherubs, bevelled rectangular plate, marked Sterling. Silver, 28x22cms. £100 - 150 97 VICTORIAN SILVER DESK STAND, by Hawkesworth Eyre & Co, Sheffield 1838, with shaped oval base, on four scrolled feet, supporting a pedestal opalescent ovoid glass inkwell, with an urn finial, 13oz gross, width 24cm. £300 - 500 98 VICTORIAN CIRCULAR SILVER SALVER, possibly William Fountain, shaped circular form with gadrooned edge, three cast feet, 22oz diameter 25cm, . £200 - 300 99 VICTORIAN FOUR PIECE SILVER TEASET, Hirons, Plant & Co., Birmingham 1879, each piece of ovoid form, engraved decoration, engraved monograms, the teapot 16cm, and hotwater jug 20cm, with ivory finials, 56oz in total. (4) £500 - 700 100 VICTORIAN SILVER CLARET JUG, George Fox, London 1864, hinged lid, C-scroll handle, engraved decoration and blank cartouche, 23oz, 27cm. £300 - 400
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Table, Vintage and Fortified Wines and Champage 101 ASSORTED WHITE TABLES WINES INCLUDING: Botromagno Gravina 2002 (5 bottles); Domaine des Malandes, Chablis, 2001 (4 bottles); Bourgogne Aligote, 1997, (1 bottle); total 10 bottles. £80 - 120 102 DOMAINE DES MARRONNIERS, Petit Chablis, bottled by Bernard Legland, 1994, (7 bottles) £60 - 80 103 DOMAINE DES MARRONNIERS, Chablis Premier Cru, bottled by Bernard Legland, 1994, (9 bottles) £80 - 120 104 ASSORTED RED TABLE WINES INCLUDING: Chateau Virac, Bordeaux Superieur, 1995 (3 bottles); Chatel-les-Tours, Bordeaux (1 bottle); Bourgogne Irancy Pinot Noir, 1996 (4 bottles); Domaine des Chanssaud, Chateauneuf-du-Pape, 2000 (5 bottles); Domaine de la Chapelle de Bois, Fleurie, 2002, (2 bottles); Cuvee Presidente Marguerite Fleurie (1 x 1.5l bottle); total 16 bottles. £120 - 150 105 CH D’ISSAN, Margaux, 1999 (9 bottles) £220 - 280 106 CH D’ISSAN, Margaux, 2000 (10 bottles) £250 - 300 107 CH LABEGORCE, Margaux, 2000, 12 bottles (cased) £200 - 300
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108 CH RAUZAN GASSIES, Deuxieme Cru classe, Margaux, 2000 (9 bottles) £300 - 400
119 CH LAFON-ROCHET, Saint-Estephe, 2000 (7 bottles) £140 - 180
109 CH LAGRANGE, Saint-Julien, 1999 (6 bottles) £200 - 300
120 CH D’ARMAILHAC, Grand Cru, Pauillac, 1996 (7 bottles) £140 - 180
110 LA CROIX DE BEAUCAILLOU, Saint-Julien, 2000 (12 bottles) £350 - 400
121 CH D’ARMAILHAC, Grand Cru, Pauillac, 1996 (12 bottles) £250 - 300
111 LES FIEFS DE LAGRANGE, Saint-Julien, 1995 (17 bottles) £200 - 300
122 CH D’ARMAILHAC, Grand Cru, Pauillac, 1996 (12 bottles) £250 - 300
112 CH LA GAFFELIERE, Grand Cru, Saint Emilion, 1998 (6 bottles) £180 - 220
123 CH POUJEAUX, Moulis en Medoc, 2000 (11 bottles) £120 - 180
113 PULIGNY MONTRACHET, 1er Cru, Hameau de Blagny, 1997 (7 bottles) £200 - 250
124 CH DUHART-MILLON, Domaines Barons de Rothschild, Pauillac, 1995 (12 bottles) £360 - 400
114 PULIGNY MONTRACHET, 1er Cru, Hameau de Blagny, 1998 (6 bottles) £180 - 220
125 CH DUHART-MILLON, Domaines Barons de Rothschild, Pauillac, 1995 (5 bottles) £150 - 200
115 CH CHASSE-SPLEEN, Moulis en Medoc, 1998 (9 bottles) £200 - 250
126 CARRUADES DE LAFITE, Domaines Barons de Rothschild, Pauillac, 2002 (11 bottles) £1000 - 1500
116 CH CHASSE-SPLEEN, Moulis en Medoc, 2000 (12 bottles) £250 - 300
127 ASSORTED PORTS, INCLUDING: Royal Opoto, 1980 vintage; Croft, 1986; Warre’s, 1983; Taylor’s 10yr Old Tawny; and Cockburns, Fine White Port (2 bottles), total 6 bottles. £60 - 100
117 CH GRANDIS, Haut Medoc, 1995 and 1996 vintages (20 bottles) £100 - 150 118 CH LAFON-ROCHET, Saint-Estephe, 1999 (8 bottles) £150 - 200
129 FONSECA’S VINTAGE PORT, 1967 (1 bottle) and 1983 (1 bottle), total 2 bottles. £50 - 80 130 DOW’S CRUSTED PORT, 1991 (2 bottles) £50 - 80 131 ASSORTED CHAMPAGNES, INCLUDING: Perrier-Jouet Brut, Grand Brut (1 bottle); Joseph Perrier Cuvee Royale (2 bottles); Canard-Duchene Brut (1 bottle); JeanCharles Milan Grand Cru Brut (1 bottle); Charles Mignon Comte de Marne, Grand Cuvee (1 bottle); Louis Bouillot, Cremant de Bourgogne, Rose, (1 bottle), total 7 bottles. £120 - 180 132 PAUL GOBILLARD, 1989 vintage champagne (5 bottles) £60 - 80 133 BOLLINGER, Grande Annee, 1990 vintage champagne (4 bottles, poor labels) £160 - 200 134 RUINART, Blanc de Blancs, one magnum, 150cl. £70 - 100 135 CHARLES HEIDSIECK, L’Oenotheque Champagne, Brut 1982, numbered 404 of 462, 75cl, in presentation carton. £150 - 200
128 GRAHAM’S, Late Bottled Vintage Port, 1997 (6 bottles) £80 - 100
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142 GEORGE HUTCHINS ‘BELLASIS’, Views of St. Helena, London 1815, a loose folio of six views, coloured aquatints, engraved by Robert Havell, London 1815, ob. folio, rudimentary binding with bound-in billpost, Napoleon .... Make Peace With; together with a folio of lithographs and other topographical prints, mostly views of Jamestown, St Helena. £400 - 600
143 HUGH GOLDING CONSTABLE, a small group of nine pencil drawings including Thunder over Higham, signed, 11x17cm Seascape, signed, 17x22cm A Flatford Roach, signed and titled, 15x22cm Three masted ship at sea, signed, 11.5x17cm Higham, signed titled and dated 29.11.24, 17x11cm High Tde in the Stour, above Manningtree, signed and tiled, 12.5x17.5cm Near Fen Bridge, signed and titled, 17x11cm Highland scene, signed, 17x22cm The Stour from above Cattawade, signed and tiled, 11x17cm; all mounted but unframed Footnote; Hugh Golding Constable was the second son of Charles Golding Constable FRG (1821-1879), naval captain & explorer, and his wife Anna Maria née Blundell. Hugh who was the grandson of John Constable. £100 - 150
144 ADAM BUCK, Aemilia, Hugh & Samuel James, signed in pencil and dated 1829, watercolour, 31cm x 34cm. Footnote: Aemilia Motte Wilson James (b.1821), Hugh Rees James (b.1823) and Samuel Jackson James (b.1825), were the children of Hugh James, sometime Attorney General of Jamaica and his wife Aemilia. £2000 - 3000 145 MANNER OF WILLIAM HENRY HUNT, ‘Returning from market’, study of two children, watercolour, 66cm x 54cm. £200 - 300 146 PROVINCIAL SCHOOL, early 19th Century, portrait of a lady, half-length, oil on canvas, 76cm x 64cm. £200 - 300
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147 R.G. GINN (?), ‘Sir Thomas Cope, Bart of Osbaston Hall’, signed, dated 1910, oil on canvas, 75cm x 62cm. Footnote: Sir Thomas Cope (18401924) sometime Chairman of County Council for Leicestershire, created a Baronet in 1918. £200 - 300 148 FOLLOWER OF STEPHEN DENNING, ‘Two young men of the BrownFindley Family’, oil on canvas, laid on board, 100cm x 125cm. £400 - 600
149 AFTER SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Self portrait, head and shoulders length, oil on canvas (torn), 61cm x 51cm £200 - 400 150 AFTER RAPHAEL, ‘Madonna and Child, (the Mackintosh Madonna)’, oil on metal panel, 25cm x 21cm. £150 - 200
151 DUTCH SCHOOL, ‘Madonna and Child’, oil on metal panel, 53cm x 40cm. £100 - 200 152 FOLLOWER OF MICHELANGELO MERISI DA CARAVAGGIO, ‘The Cardsharps’, oil on relined canvas, 106cm x 130cm, in a 19th Century Florentine carved gilt wood and gesso frame. Provenance: Private deceased Estate, Acquired from Hazlewood Castle, nr Tadcaster, June 1972. £2000 - 3000
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153 ALBERTO LUDOVICI, ‘The Puppeteers’, monogrammed and dated 1876, oil on canvas, 36cm x 44cm. £700 - 1000 154 ASCRIBED TO FRANCESCO BARTOLOZZI, Cherubs upholding a flaming heart, pencil drawing, 105.cm x 15.5cm; and another, Cherubs upholding cleric’s stole. (2) £100 - 150
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155 AFTER FRANSCESCO ALBANI, ‘Venus and Adonis’, oil on canvas, 113cm x 138cm. £2000 - 3000 156 FOLLOWER OF FRANCOIS LEMOYNE, ‘The Bather and her Maid’, bears signature “F Boucher” and date 1737, oil on relined canvas, 98cm x 85cm. Provenance: Private deceased Estate, Acquired from Hazlewood Castle, nr Tadcaster, June 1972. £1000 - 2000
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157 ATTRIBUTED TO ALEXANDER CHRISTIE, The Feast, oil on old relined canvas, indistinctly labelled “The Feast of Sp ..... / A Christie .....”. 70cm x 90cm. £1000 - 1500 158 ANDREW ARCHER GAMLEY, “View of the Dogana with the Church of the Salute, Venice”, signed watercolour, 16cm x 25cm. £80 - 120 159 FRIEDRICH WILHELM KEYL, ‘Figures gathered at a well’, signed and dated 1851, oil on canvas, 27cm x 46cm. £1000 - 1500
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160 J. SUMMERS, AFTER BENJAMIN HERRING, ‘The Silks and Satins of the Turf’, and ‘The Silks and Satins of the Field’, pair of aquatints, impression 61cm x 108cm, badly stained (2). £100 - 150
163 CLAUDE LORRAIN FERNELEY, ‘Morning’, hunting scene, initialled, watercolour, body colour, 26cm x 36cm; together with a companion work. (2) £400 - 600
161 AFTER HENRY FREDERICK LUCAS LUCAS, The Fox Hunting Alphabet, a collection of twenty six illustrations, colour lithographs from the book, 30cm x 45cm, each framed (12). £250 - 350
164 AFTER GODFREY DOUGLAS GILES, The Pytchley - “The Meet at Halfort Park”; “The Braunston Brook”; “Full Cry from Lilborn Gorse”; and “Killed in the Open Below Holdenby”, four tinted photogravures, signed in the margin and titled in pencil, 36cm x 51cm. £400 - 600
162 CIRCLE OF HENRY ALKEN, “The Find” and “The Chase”, a pair of watercolours, 24cm x 36cm (2). £300 - 500
165 NEIL CAWTHORNE The Ups, and The Downs of Racing pair, both signed and dated ‘79 oil on canvas 46cm x 61cm (2). £700 - 1000 (ARR Applies)
168 HEYWOOD HARDY, Hounds Casting, signed, oil on canvas, 46cm x 61cm. Provenance: With Charles Nicholls & Son, Manchester £8000 – 12000
166 GEORGE PAICE, ‘The Camel’, racehorse in a stable, signed titled and date ‘07, oil on relined canvas, 36cm x 46cm. £200 - 300
169 CHARLES BILGER SPALDING, Three horses by a building, signed, oil on canvas, 60cm x 88cm. £500 - 800
167 F.W. WOODHOUSE, ‘Grey mare in a stable’, signed and dated 1854, oil on canvas, 46cm x 59cm. £200 – 300
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170 ENGLISH SCHOOL, First half of the 19th Century ‘Scraps thankfully received’, a spaniel in a kennel, watercolour vignette, 9cm x 10cm. £50 - 80
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173 MONOGRAMIST RML, Cock and Hen Pheasant, Monogrammed and dated 1870, pencil with watercolour vignette 14cm x 17cm £70 - 100
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171 ENGLISH SCHOOL, first half 19th Century, Spaniel on a stool, watercolour, oval, 11cm x 14cm, in a verre-eglomise mount. £70 - 100
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172 AFTER MELCHIOR DE HONDECOETER, Australasian birds, monogrammed M. E., oil on board, 20cm x 32cm. £150 - 200
174 J.F. HERRING, Horses by a stream, ducks and other animals before farm buildings, bears signature, oil on relined canvas, oval slip visible, 37cm x 44cm. £500 - 800 175 CIRCLE OF JOHN BERNEY CROME, Wood gathers by a stream, oil on relined canvas, 74cm x 62cm. £400 - 600
176 BENJAMIN WILLIAMS LEADER, ‘At the End of the Day’, signed and dated 1897, oil on canvas, 91cm x 61cm. £2000 - 3000 177 NORWICH SCHOOL, Figure on a pathway, with windmill and cottage, oil on canvas, 26cm x 32cm. £250 - 400 178 CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19th Century, A pair of river scenes, oil on paper, laid onto glass, 13cm x 16cm; and two similar paintings, framed ensuite, (4). £200 - 400
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179 ALEXANDER FRASER, Cattle in a meadow, signed, oil on canvas, 76cm x 61cm. £400 - 600 180 ATTRIBUTED TO THOMAS CRESWICK, ‘Ghynant, North Wales’ bears monogram and date 1834, oil on canvas, 61cm x 87cm. £800 - 1200 181 REGINALD PAGET, BARON PAGET OF NORTHAMPTON, Landscape, signed and date ‘46, oil on canvas board, 41cm x 60cm. £100 - 150
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182 MANNER OF GEORGE TURNER, River landscape, oil on canvas, 31cm x 46cm. £300 - 500 183 LOUIS BURLEIGH BRUHL, River scene, with a village beyond, signed, oil on canvas, 102cm x 76cm. £300 - 500 184 ASCRIBED TO WILLIAM SADLER, River landscape, oil on canvas, 69cm x 91cm. £500 - 800 185 CAVENDISH MORTON, Evening, Mersley Down, Isle of Wight, signed, oil on canvas board, 19cm x 24cm. £80 - 120
186 JOHN THORPE, ‘Brighton’, signed and dated 1849, oil on board, 26cm x 36cm; and a companion work, ‘Rottingdean’ (2). £500 - 800 187 R. MONTI, Dutch Harbour scene, signed, on relined canvas, 48cm x 82cm. £300 - 500 188 FOLLOWER OF GUSTAV BAUERNFEIND, Figures under an arch, oil on relined canvas, 61cm x 50cm. £1500 - 2000 189 MORTIMER L. MENPES, ‘Outside The Mosque’, oil on board, 21cm x 27cm. £400 - 600
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190 AFTER ANTOINE BOUCHARD, Venetian canal scene, Looking towards the Guidecca, Indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 54cm x 63cm £200 - 300 191 JOHN FULLEYLOVE, ‘Ypres Cloth Hall and Square, Market Day, signed, oil on canvas, 82cm x 137cm. Provenance: Exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1906, (labelled). £1500 - 2000 192 MANNER OF GEORGE CLARKSON STANFIELD, Lake Geneva from Montreux, oil on relined canvas, 51cm x 76cm. £700 - 1000
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199 ROBERT MCGREGOR, ‘Preparing Sardines’, signed and titled verso, oil on canvas, 26cm x 36cm. £400 - 600 200 FOLLOWER OF GABRIEL METSU, Girl Sewing, oil on panel, 28cm x 22cms. £400 - 600 201 CARLTON ALFRED SMITH, Polishing the brass, signed, and dated 1904, oil on panel, 35cm x 23cm. £1000 - 1500 201
193 HENRY SMARTLY, Figures on the foreshore, signed and dated 1845, oil on canvas, 36cm x 49cm. £300 - 500 194 WILLIAM SAVAGE COOPER, ‘Estuary with sailing boats’, oil on board, signed, dated 1924, 22cm x 28cm. £100 - 150 195 JAMES AITKEN, Fishing Smacks at Sea with steamers and other shipping on the horizon, signed, oil on canvas, 57cm x 76cm. £200 - 300
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196 LEE-CHEONG, Junks in a storm and wrecked Junks, a pair of maritime scenes, oil on millboard, labelled verso, Lee-Cheong, Ship, Picture & Portrait Painter ... Hong Kong, 31cm x 47cm. £300 - 500
202 ENGLISH SCHOOL, early 20th Century, June Howard-Tripp, full length, seated on an antique coffer, oil on canvas, 92cm x 49cm. Footnote: The sitter married Baron Inverclyde of Castle Wemyss in 1928. £200 - 300 203 PETER BRANNAN, ‘Girl with Daschunds’, signed, and dated ‘90, oil on board, 25.5cm x 17cm. £200 - 300 (ARR Applies)
197 MAX PARSONS, Barques at sea, signed, oil on board, 40cm x 50cms. £100 - 150 198 ALFRED MONTAGUE, ‘Wind on Shore’ (off Calais), signed and indistinctly dated, possibly ‘59, titled on the stretcher, oil on canvas, 21cm x 41cm. £150 - 200
204 AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT, ‘Variations IV’, colour print published by Frost & Reed 1966, 49cm x 64cm. £100 - 200 (ARR Applies)
205 AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT, ‘Rosa & Marissa’, colour print published by Frost & Reed 1957, pencil signed and with blind stamp, 47cm x 63cm. £100 - 200 (ARR Applies) 206 AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT, ‘The Dance of a Thousand Flounces’, coloured print, published Frost & Reed 1952, pencil signed and with blind stamp, 48cm x 64cm. £100 - 200 (ARR Applies) 207 HUGH BOYCOTT BROWN, ‘Cley Mill’, signed, oil on board, 24cm x 34cm. £100 - 150 (ARR Applies) 208 HUGH BOYCOTT BROWN, ‘Barge at Maldon, Essex’, signed, oil on board, 19cm x 27cm. £80 - 120 (ARR Applies) 209 JOAN SOUTER-ROBERTSON, Trastevere, Rome, oil on canvas, 38cm x 44cm. £200 - 300 (ARR Applies) 210 SUZANNE EISENDIECK, ‘Plage Orageuse’, signed, oil on canvas, 60cm x 73cm £1500 - 2000 (ARR Applies)
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211 ATTRIBUTED TO HENRI LEOPOLD MASSON, Figures on steps, a winter scene, oil on board, bears signature, 24cm x 18cm. £200 - 300 212 HENRI LEOPOLD MASSON, ‘Etude pour Signes due Printemps’, pen and ink with charcoal, signed and dated 1942 26.5cm x 35.5cm. £200 - 300 (ARR Applies) 213 AFTER CHRISTOPHER RICHARD WYNNE NEVINSON, ‘Pont Neuf’, etching with drypoint, signed in pencil 18.5cm x 30cm. Literature: Guichard 87. £700 - 900 (ARR Applies) 214 WILLIAM SELWYN, ‘Penmon’, oil on board, unsigned, 11cm x 17.5cm, label verso; together with a companion work, ‘Steam Train’, oil on board, unsigned, 14cm x 20cm. (2) £400 - 600 (ARR Applies) 215 A.G. MCMANUS, Still Life study of apple blossom in a vase, signed and date May 1960, gouache, 56cm x 75cm; and two similar works by the same hand 55cm x 76cm and 58cm x 55cm (3) £80 - 120 (ARR Applies)
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216 ELIZABETH ORGAN, “Still Life with Poinsettia”, signed and dated 1967, pencil and gouache, 14cm x 60cm; and “Still life with Prawn”, signed and dated 1970, gouache, 9cm x 17cm. (2) £150 - 200 (ARR Applies) 217 BRYAN ORGAN, ‘The Swimmer/ Bert Kinnear’, two preparatory works on a single sheet, crayon with colour wash, inscribed and dated March 1968, 25cm x 36cm. £300 - 500 (ARR Applies)
218 NOEL WILLIAM CUSA, Snow Geese Resting, signed, watercolour, 26cm, x 72cm. Exhibited: Federation of British Artists, Mall Galleries, London, and Society of Wildlife Artists 1971. £150 - 200 (ARR Applies) 219 ASCRIBED TO PETER SCOTT, Birds on the crest of a wave, oil on board, 34cm x 45cm. £200 - 300 220 NO LOT 221 RIGBY GRAHAM, ‘Braunston’, signed and dated 6 Sept ‘96, watercolour, 40cm x 49cm. £400 - 600 (ARR Applies)
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222 RIGBY GRAHAM, ‘The Rigi from Meierskappel Schwyz’, signed and dated June ‘80, watercolour, 40cm x 49cm. £500 - 800 (ARR Applies) 223 RIGBY GRAHAM, ‘Aberystwyth’, signed and dated 6 May ‘92, watercolour, 40cm x 49cm. £500 - 800 (ARR Applies) 224 ENZO PLAZZOTTA, Ballerina at Bar, bronze and mirrored sculpture, signed and numbered in the cast ‘9/9’, height 41cm. £800 - 1200 (ARR Applies)
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Furniture and Furnishings 230 JOINED OAK ELBOW CHAIR, 17th Century style, carved cresting, panelled back, scrolled arms, boarded seat, turned legs joined by barley twist and turned rails, width 57cm. £200 - 300 231 JOINED OAK ARMCHAIR, basically late 17th/18th Century, carved oak back with a scrolled cresting, stylised floral panel, open arms, boarded seat, bobbin turned front legs, branded I & S, width 59cm. £300 - 500 232 JOINED OAK TABLE, 18th Century and later, rectangular boarded top with cleated ends, carved frieze, turned and carved urnshape legs, joined by moulded rails, the top 244cm x 78cm, height 77cm. £500 - 800 233 JOINED OAK CUPBOARD, basically early 18th Century, ogee moulded cornice, two panelled doors with carved decoration, lined frieze under, channelled style ends, width 140cm, depth 52m, height 172cm £300 - 400
234 JOINED OAK REFECTORY TABLE, rectangular boarded top with cleated ends, plain frieze, turned and ringed legs, all joined by stretchers, length 183cm, width 77cm, height 77cm. £300 - 400 235 HARLEQUIN SET OF FOURTEEN ELM AND ASH CHAIRS, Lancashire style with spindle backs, rush seats, turned legs joined by rails, comprising one elbow chair, 61cm, and thirteen single chairs. £700 - 1000 236 JOINED OAK COFFER, early 18th Century, three panel hinged lid, front fascia carved with lunettes to the frieze, the panels with rosettes, style ends, width 118cm, depth 43cm, height 78cm. £150 - 200 237 GEORGE I STYLE OYSTER VENEERED CHEST ON STAND, in part early 18th Century with substantial alterations, the top with an inlaid roundel and crossbanding, fitted with two short and three long drawers, the end panels bound in oak, turned legs, shaped X-stretchers, width 88cm, depth 55cm, height 105cm. £500 - 800
238 GEORGE III OAK DRESSER BASE, rectangular boarded top with threequarter gallery, dummy drawer fascia, five frieze drawers surrounding an arched and shaped apron, turned and ringed legs, pot board base, length 156cm, depth 46cm, height 91cm. £500 - 800 239 GEORGE III WALNUT BUREAU, fall front enclosing an interior fitted with cupboard drawers, pigeon holes and a well, above two short and two long graduating drawers, bracket feet, width 96cm, depth 54cm, height 103cm. £200 - 300 240 LATE GEORGIAN OAK AND MAHOGANY MULE CHEST, rectangular boarded hinged top with mahogany cross-banding, moulded edge, the front with six dummy drawer fascias above three drawers, flanked by fluted quarter columns, ogee bracket feet, length 156cm, depth 56cm, height 89cm. £300 - 400 241 GEORGE III STYLE HOOP-BACK EASY CHAIR, 19th Century, upholstered in olive coloured velvet, turned and ringed stained wood legs, width 78cm, height 110cm. £60 - 80 242 GEORGE III STYLE WING-BACK EASY CHAIR, 20th Century, No.79502, upholstered in cerulean coloured patterned cotton brocade, on mahogany cabriole legs with carved knees and conforming apron, ball and claw feet, width 53cm, height 118cm. £100 - 150 243 GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, 19th Century, formed with a centre section, with two drop leaves, gate legs, and two D-ends, plain frieze, width 137cm, length 342cm, height 76cm. £500 - 700
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244 SET OF SIX GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY ELBOW CHAIRS, each with pierced wavy ladder backs, scrolled arms, close studded leather dished seats, moulded legs joined by H-stretchers, 66cm. £300 - 500
248 VICTORIAN MAHOGANY GATELEG DINING TABLE, the oval top with two leaves, plain frieze, square tapering moulded legs, the top 235x120cms, height 72cms. £100 - 200
252 GEORGE III MAHOGANY LINEN PRESS, moulded cornice, plain frieze, the upper section with two doors, the base with drawers, bracket feet, width 130cms, depth 65cms. £800 - 1200
245 GEORGIAN III MAHOGANY TEA TABLE, rectangular foldover top with a moulded edge, plain frieze, fluted moulded legs, width 92cm, depth 46cm, height 74cm. £100 - 150
249 GEORGE III MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, the top with crossbanding, boxwood and ebony stringing, centre bowfront section fitted with drawers and cupboards, further cupboards to the ends, square tapering legs, length 155cms, depth 64cms, height 10cms. £300 - 500
253 OAK REFECTORY STYLE DINING SUITE, by Haselbech Oak, comprising a table, rectangular top, turned and ringed legs, low stretcher, 275cm x 102cm and a set of ten oak panel-back dining chairs, with solid seats, bobbin turned front legs and conforming stretchers, including a pair of elbow chairs, width 59cm. (11). £1000 - 1500
246 GEORGE III STYLE SOFA, arched back, scrolled arms, mahogany legs joined by stretchers, length 220cm depth 90cm, height 91cm. £300 - 500 247 GEORGE III STYLE WING-BACK EASY CHAIR, 19th Century, patterned cotton brocade upholstery, square mahogany legs, low stretchers, width 82cm and an Edwardian wing-back easy chair, upholstered ensuite, (2). £100 - 200
250 GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY WINE COOLER, 19th Century, hexagonal form, galvanised liner, square supports, width 58cm, height 53cm. £80 - 120 251 GEORGE III MAHOGANY BOWFRONT SIDEBOARD, the top with inlaid ebony stringing, fitted with a single frieze drawer, flanked by cupboards and on square tapering legs, width 184cm, depth 71cm, height 93cm. £400 - 600
254 OAK TELEVISION CABINET, by Haselbech Oak, two bi-fold doors, with arched fielded panels, single drawer under, on bracket feet, width 98cm, depth 62cm, height 118cm. £100 - 200
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255 OAK WELSH DRESSER, by Haselbech Oak, the Delft two-shelf rack incorporating seven small drawers, the base with three drawers, over a pot board, length 153cm, depth 45cm, height 196cm. £600 - 1000
261 BLACK FOREST CARVED SPRUCE/PINE BENCH, shaped back, with a vine tendril and standing bear motif, rough-hewn seat, supported by paired bears, single drawer under the seat, width 132cm, height 82cm. £2000 - 3000
256 OAK DRESSER BASE, by Haselbech Oak, fitted with three drawers, over three arched fielded panelled doors, bracket feet, width 152cm, depth 46cm, height 82cm. £400 - 600
262 BLACK FOREST CARVED SPRUCE/PINE HALL STAND, trunk and branch form, modelled with a bear and cub, the former holding the stick ring, 198cm. £2000 - 3000
257 OAK BUREAU, by Haselbech Oak, fall front enclosing a well fitted interior, with stepped drawers, central cupboard and a well recess, two short and two long drawers under, bracket feet, width 91cm, depth 52cm, height 102cm. £300 - 400
263 PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE STYLE ELBOW CHAIRS, black Japanned decoration, temples and exotic birds, each with a shaped cresting, vase shape slats, scrolled arms, stripe velour upholstered seats, scrolled cabriole legs, width 62cm. £100 - 150
258 JOINED FRUITWOOD DRESSER BASE, rectangular boarded top with a moulded edge, three frieze drawers, each with brass escutcheons and bale handles, cabriole legs, width 161cm, depth 54cm, height 82cm. £300 - 500
264 GEORGE I STYLE RED LACQUERED AND CHINOISERIE DECORATED PIER GLASS, 20th Century, double arched moulded top with a painted panel, rectangular bevelled plate, 121 x 51cm. Provenance: Private deceased Estate, Acquired from Hazlewood Castle, nr Tadcaster, June 1972. £100 - 150
259 WALNUT SIDE CABINET, perhaps Northern European, probably 18th Century, with a three-quarter pieced brass gallery, frieze drawer above a cupboard, on square tapering legs, width 103cm, depth 50cm, height 98cm. £500 - 800 260 OAK BUREAU BOOKCASE, Norther European, probably early 19th Century, the top with a moulded cornice, two doors enclosing adapted interior with shelves, the base with a fall front, enclosing an interior fitted with cupboard and drawers, concealed reeded frieze drawer above two long drawers, with brass handles, moulded plinth on square tapering fluted legs, width 111cm, depth 59cm, height 187cm. £500 - 800
265 CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD JARDINIERE STAND, lobed circular top with a marble inset, mother of pearl decoration and a beaded outline, pierced and carved apron with fruit and foliage on mask head supports, ball and claw feet, incurved stretchers, diameter 46cm, height 46cm. £300 - 500 266 CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD JARDINIERE STAND, octagonal top with marble inset and a beaded outline, carved apron with fruit and foliage, shaped legs joined by X-stretchers, width 29cm, height 64cm. £200 - 300
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267 CHINESE HARDWOOD ALTAR TABLE, carved frieze with fruiting vines, slightly tapering legs with carved motifs, the ends with open shaped panels, 146 x 42cm, height 85cm. £500 - 800 268 VICTORIAN OAK BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE, stepped moulded cornice over a reeded frieze, open shelves to the upper section, drawers and carved panelled doors under, plinth base, width 202cm, height 248cm. £300 - 500 269 PAIR OF VICTORIAN YEW AND ELM WINDSOR CHAIRS, hoop backs, pierced vase slats, with turned spindles, boarded seat, turned and ringed legs, crinoline stretchers, width 55cm. £200 - 300
270 VICTORIAN YEW AND ELM WINDSOR CHAIR, hoop back, pierced vase slat, turned spindles, boarded seat, turned and ringed legs, crinoline stretcher, width 63cm; and a similar Windsor chair, splayed arms, width 70cm. (2) £150 - 200 271 VICTORIAN YEW AND ELM WINDSOR CHAIR, hoop back, pierced vase slat, turned spindles, boarded seat, turned and ringed legs, joined by rails, width 57cm, (seat split). £80 - 120 272 VICTORIAN YEW AND ELM WINDSOR CHAIR, low hoop-back, no arms, Christmas tree splat, shaped seat, turned legs, crinoline stretcher, width 57cm. £150 - 200
273 COOPERED OAK STICK STAND, with four brass bands, width 38cm, height 62cm. £80 - 120 274 THE SHAKESPEARE CABINET Carved and stained oak cabinet, late 19th Century incorporating older elements, cornice with a mask head presenting the bard and inscription “A JEWELL IN A TEN TIMES BARRED - UP CHEST IS A BOLD SPIRIT IN A LOYAL BREAST”, panelled doors to the upper and lower section including quint and rustic scenes, the end panels with grotesque masks, fitted with a concealed drawer to the upper section, burr walnut faced interior, the configurations of drawers and a central cupboard, each with herringbone stringing, door interiors with conforming veneers, the lower section likewise with two short and two long drawers on bracket feet, width 125cm, depth 66cm, height 218cm. £500 - 800
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275 GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BOWFRONT SIDEBOARD, brass rail back, the top with crossbanding, boxwood and ebony stringing, fitted with drawers and cupboards around an arched apron, square tapering legs, length 200cms, depth 64cms, height 121cms. £200 - 300 276 HEPPLEWHITE STYLE MAHOGANY EARLY 19TH CENTURY COMPACTUM, rectangular top with twin flaps enclosing an adjustable mirror supported on a ratchet flanked by seven compartments and a divided tray, dummy drawer over secretaire drawer with a slope and compartments, further long drawer fitted for a wash stand, with another drawer and two compartments under, brass angles, turned legs, width 66cm, depth 58cm, height 103cm. £200 - 300 277 REGENCY MAHOGANY CHEVAL MIRROR, rectangular plate, turned tapering uprights, on splayed and reeded legs, width 84cm, height 162cm. £150 - 200
278 GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BREAKFAST TABLE, rectangular tilt top with rounded corners, reeded edge, turned and ringed column, on three splayed and reeded tapering legs, brass toes and castors, the top 138cm x 85cm, height 74cm. £200 - 300 279 GEORGE IV MAHOGANY PEDESTAL PEMBROKE TABLE, rectangular top with rounded corners, two fall leaves and a moulded edge, single frieze drawer, flanked by a dummy drawer, turned column on four splayed reeded legs, with brass toes and castors, width 94cm, closed depth 47cm, height 71cm. £100 - 200 280 GEORGE IV MAHOGANY PEDESTAL TABLE, rectangular tilt top with rounded corners, turned and ringed column, 79x59cms, height 74cm. £100 - 150 281 GEORGE IV MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, rectangular tilt top, with molded edge, rounded corners, adapted to extend, with an additional leaf, turned and ringed column, four splayed reeded legs with brass caps and castors, the top maximum 214cm x 137cm, height 72cm. £500 - 800
282 GEORGE IV MAHOGANY WRITING TABLE, rectangular top with rounded corners, with tooled leather inset, two frieze drawers, with shaped supports and on reeded splayed legs, brass toes and castors. width 104cm, depth 63cm, height 71cm. Provenance: Private deceased Estate, Acquired from Hazlewood Castle, nr Tadcaster, June 1972. £500 - 800 283 REGENCY MAHOGANY DEMI-LUNE SIDEBOARD, reeded edge and applied cock beading, fitted with two doors, surrounded by dummy doors and drawers, turned and ringed legs, width 106cm, depth 49cm, height 80cm. £150 - 200 284 REGENCY STYLE MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, oval top with rounded corners, reeded edge, fitted with one extra leaf, twin pedestal, each with a turned column and three splayed reeded legs with brass toes and castors, maximum length 227cm, width 107cm, height 73cm. £200 - 300
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285 SET OF EIGHT REGENCY MAHOGANY BAR-BACK DINING CHAIRS, broad and dished crestings, moulded uprights with Ionic capitals, drop-in seats on ringed and fluted legs, 86cm. £600 - 800 286 REGENCY ROSEWOOD CHAISE LONGUE, in the French Empire taste, upholstered in patterned fawn cotton brocade, scroll ends with rosettes, ringed and fluted supports, length 215cm. £500 - 800 287 GERMAN MAHOGANY CASED BABY GRAND PIANO, by Grutner, iron framed and overstrung, square tapering legs, width 142cm, depth 130cm, together with a modern mahogany finish box-seat duet stool, (2). £180 - 220 288 REGENCY MAHOGANY CARD TABLE, demilune form, foldover top with broad satinwood and rosewood cross-banding, boxwood and ebony stringing, tablet inlaid frieze, sabre legs, width 91cm, depth 46cm, height 75cm. £300 - 500 289 REGENCY MAHOGANY CABINET SIDEBOARD, rectangular variegated marble top, with central sliding panel flanked by panelled doors, enclosing adjustable shelves, on an inverted plinth vase, with gilt metal mounts, width 160cm depth 38cm, height 87cm. Provenance: Private deceased Estate, Acquired from Hazlewood Castle, nr Tadcaster, June 1972. £700 - 1000
290 LOUIS XVI GILTWOOD AND GESSO DUCHESSE-BRISEE SUITE, 19th Century, comprising two bergeres and a tabouret, scrolled and acanthus frames on turned legs, floral cotton upholstery to the backs and arms, with loose cushion seats. Provenance: Private deceased Estate, Acquired from Hazlewood Castle, nr Tadcaster, June 1972. £800 - 1200 291 LOUIS XVI STYLE WRITING TABLE, ebonised and with brass mounts, rectangular top with three-quarter gallery, leather inset, shaped apron, with concealed frieze drawer, cabriole legs, width 77cm, depth 49cm, height 75cm. £400 - 600 292 FRENCH WALNUT VITRINE WITH VARIEGATED MARBLE TOP, incurved sides, glazed panels above Vernis Martin style painted panels, cabriole legs, gilt metal mounts throughout, enclosing three fixed shelves, width 117cm, depth 38cm, height 161cm. £800 - 1200
296 VICTORIAN WALNUT AND EBONISED CREDENZA, bow front form with turned pilasters, glazed and panelled doors with French painted porcelain inset panels, gilt brass mounts, width 150cm, depth 41cm, height 105cm. £800 - 1200 297 VICTORIAN WALNUT VITRINE, the rectangular top with rounded corners, cavetto cornice, with marquetry inlay to the frieze and canted corners, gilt metal mounts, glazed door and sides, shaped apron and on bracket feet, enclosing two fixed shelves, width 74cm, depth 39.5cm, height 136cm. £500 - 800 298 VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT STRETCHER TABLE, serpentine top with a carved edge, shaped apron, turned and fluted scrolled legs, joined by a rail, width 106cm, depth 55cm, height 73cm. £100 - 150
293 RECTANGULAR WALL MIRROR, in a Florentine gilt picture frame, with scrolling acanthus, rosettes and sprigs, repainted and old restorations, 64 x 58cm. £70 - 100 294 FOUR LIGHT CUT GLASS CHANDELIER, scrolled branches with shaped drip trays, 65cm drop. £200 - 300 295 VICTORIAN EBONISED OCCASIONAL TABLE, circular specimen marble top, triform base with a platform and scrolled legs, diameter 52cm, height 73cm. £200 - 300
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299 VICTORIAN ‘INDISCREET’ CENTRE-PIECE SETTEE, brocade upholstery, on ringed and fluted walnut supports, width 140cm. £500 - 800 300 VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT TABLE CABINET, rectangular with brass edges, recessed brass handles, the doors enclosing three drawers, width 31cms, depth 27cms, height 36cms. £300 - 500
304 VICTORIAN MAHOGANY THREE HEIGHTS WALL SHELF, three quarter gallery, ringed and pear shape uprights, panelled back, width 87cm, height 60cm. £70 - 100 305 VICTORIAN MAHOGANY JARDINIÈRE, circular form with plain slats, splayed legs, swing handle and with boxwood and ebony stringing, diameter 34cm. £60 - 80
301 VICTORIAN WALNUT FRAMED CHAISE LONGUE, hooped back to one end, buttoned dralon upholstery, serpentine seat, floral carved cabriole legs, length approximately 173cms. £80 - 120
306 VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD BONHEUR-DUJOUR, raised super-structure with arched mirror and doors, bowfront base with two drawers, square tapering legs joined by stretchers, marquetry inlay of urns and scrolls, width 80cm, depth 40cm, height 120cm. £100 - 200
302 VICTORIAN WALNUT NURSING CHAIR, scrolled frame with arched back, serpentine seat, carved cabriole legs on brass castors, width 55cm. £80 - 120
307 VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FOLIO STAND, with two rectangular slatted supports, standard ends, splayed legs, width 69cm. £1000 - 1500
303 VICTORIAN BRASS OIL LAMP, adjustable column, on elaborate cast and scrolled base, Vaseline glass shade, and opaque glass reservoir, minimum 165cm. £200 - 300
308 VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD OCCASIONAL TABLE, rectangular top with rounded corners, the shaped legs joined by a stretcher, with boxwood stringing throughout, the top having a central marquetry inlay panel, width 76cm, depth 44cm, height 70cm. £150 - 250 309 VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD CANTERBURY, plain rectangular form with two dividers, frieze drawer, brass stringing and castors, width 58cm, depth 41cm, height 42cm. £200 - 300 310 VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD CONVERSATION SEAT, each seat with an upholstered hoopback and shaped seat, square tapering supports, with inlaid slats with classical urns of flowers, on turned legs with pottery castors, 123cm. £300 - 500 311 VICTORIAN WALNUT DOUBLE ENDED CHAISE LONGUE, upholstered in patterned ivory coloured Gainsborough silk, each end with a buttoned chair back, carved scroll arms, moulded and shaped apron on French cabriole legs, length 206cm. £1000 - 1500
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312 EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY CYLINDER FRONT BUREAU, with satinwood banding and stringing, flap front enclosing a compartmentalised interior, frieze secretaire drawer with a hinged section and tooled leather writing surface, on square tapering legs, width 74cm, depth 50cm, height 95cm. £300 - 500 313 EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, simulated dentil and cavetto moulded cornice, the frieze with oval fan inlay, satinwood cross-banding, boxwood and ebony stringing, the upper section with astragal glazed doors, enclosing two adjustable shelves, the base with rectangular top, moulded edge single frieze drawer, square tapering legs, width 74cm, depth 50cm, height 171cm. £150 - 200 314 EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY DINING SUITE, in the Georgian style, comprising set of five chairs, each with shaped cresting, pierced and carved vase slat, drop-in stripe velour seats, gadrooned apron, carved cabriole legs, and ball and claw feet, comprising one elbow chair, 61cm, four single chairs; together with a wind-out dining table, oval extending top with a gadrooned edge, plain frieze, carved cabriole legs, ball and claw feet, with one additional leaf, the top maximum 178cm x 106cm, height 76cm. £500 - 800
315 LIMED OAK OPEN BOOKCASE, of large size, rectangular top, plain frieze, fitted with open shelves in three divisions, style ends, length 302cm, depth 38cm, height 122cm. £150 - 200
Carpets and Rugs 316 YAMOUD BOKHARA SADDLEBAG, with three rows of stylised guls on a reddishbrown ground, bordered outlines, 120cm x 73cm. £50 - 80 317 PAIR OF TABRIZ PATTERN RUGS, designed with tree of life motif fishing from a jardiniere, on a blue ground, border within guards, old damage, 198cm x 136cm. £80 - 120 318 LARGE AGRA CARPET, three central joined medallions, incorporating Chinese dragon motifs, within wide borders, approximately 560cm x 370cm. £4000 - 6000
319 SPARTA CARPET OF KASHAN DESIGN, central flower burst hanging lantern, midnight blue field, main border or willow flowering bud medallions, 304cm x 250cm. £400 - 600 320 ISFAHAN PATTERN SMALL RUG, silky pile, foliate fields on a ivory coloured ground, border within narrow guards, 120cm x 170cm. £150 - 200 321 KASHMIR SILK RUG, of Kirman design, central flower burst hanging lantern medallion on a floral patterned ivory field, 262cm x 185cm. £500 - 800 322 ZEIGLER CARPET, central blue field, with a central red ground medallion, enclosed by deep spandrels, and within a broad scrolling floral border approximately 547cm x 440cm, worn faded and torn, old repairs. £4000 - 6000 323 USHAK CARPET, central lozenge medallion on a red field, green ground spandrels, border within guards, old damage, 400cm x 360cm. £400 - 600
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324 HAMADAN CARPET, square form medallion on a patterned red field, blue ground spandrels, border within guards, old damage, 350cm x 260cm. £200 - 300
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Outdoor Effects 325 TWO LARGE TERRACOTTA ALI BABA JARS, each with twin handles, height 99cm, (2). £100 - 150 326 PAIR OF HADDONSTONE TERRACOTTA PLANTERS, circular tapering form, decorated with fruit swags and rosettes, height 56cm. £100 - 200 327 LARGE HADDONSTONE URN, circular top with basket moulding, cherub column, square plinth, height 173cms. £400 - 600 328 PAIR OF HADDONSTONE TERRACOTTA TWO HANDLED URNS, fluted bodies, the plinths with fruit swags, height 93cms. £400 - 600 329 PAIR OF HADDONSTONE CIRCULAR PLANTERS, decorated with flowers and ribbon ties, 53cms. £200 - 300 330 HADDONSTONE GARDEN BENCH, rectangular seat, scroll design plinths, length 120cms, width 43cms, height 50cms. £80 - 120
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