The Felix Dennis Catalogue by Halls

AUCTIONEERS

& VALUERS

The Felix Dennis Collection Three Day Estate Auction Dorsington, Warwickshire 29th, 30th September, 1st October, commencing each day at 10am

The Collection includes items from

Dorsington, London, New York, Connecticut and Mustique

elix Dennis was, by his own admission, an unlikely collector of art. Born and raised in what he called ‘modest surroundings’ in South London, he never took to academia and his short stay at Harrow School of Art ended with a tirade of expletives as he raged to a friend that he shouldn’t have to waste time learning to draw letters when he could simply use Letraset. However, a collector and indeed a man of letters, he did become. As one of the editors and designers of the sixties underground magazine Oz, he was charged in the longest conspiracy trial in British legal history. He was thrown in jail and eventually released, thanks in no small part to protest from John Lennon and legal representation from John Mortimer. During a spectacular career that was initially famed as much for its raucous revelry as it was for its business success, he amassed a fortune that he liberally spent on beautiful things – whether still living or inanimate. He supported budding contemporary artists, collected antiquities from Asia and Africa and commissioned an enormous sculpture garden. He decorated his properties in New York, Connecticut, London, Warwickshire and on the exclusive Caribbean island of Mustique with treasures from his collections. He also commissioned some of the finest contemporary furniture in England to put into Highfield, the largest green oak tithe barn constructed building to have been built in this country in the last 200 years, and which stood beside his home in Dorsington in the heart of Warwickshire. His diverse collection includes early oak and other furniture, as well as a selection of fine oil paintings which graced the walls of his home in Dorsington. Also featured are antique carpets, bronze sculptures and some outstanding items of silver, one of which is the 1865 Ascot Trophy by Robert Garrard of London. Contemporary furniture, pictures and works of art – some commissioned and some collected over the years – epitomise the diversity and idiosyncratic nature of a man whose life was punctuated by what he called ‘a sustained series of unlikely events’. He also had a keen interest in Tribal Art and sent friends and colleagues on collecting trips to Asia and beyond to add to his collection of overseas antiquities. Many of these items come from his estate on Mustique, whilst others decorated his house on Candlewood Lake in Connecticut and his apartment in New York. Possessing a keen sense of fun, Felix also kept a collection of original pinball machines with themes such as Harley Davidson the Simpsons and Batman also two ejector seats one from a Canberra bomber. His love of the outdoors and his home in Warwickshire shows through in the wide array of garden ornaments, bronze urns, stone bronze and marble lions, sheep, goats, storks, cats and owls to name but a few. He had a collection of antique Cannons and even a child’s suit of armour. His love of Robert Louis Stevenson and the Treasure Island book accounts for the wide collection of Maritime pieces which was the theme of Highfield. The sale will also include items from Felix’s Eric Gill Collection. In true Felix Dennis style, the three-day auction promises to offer an opportunity for the world to appreciate the magnitude of his collection, as well as give an insight into the life of one of the great entrepreneurs of our time. Proceeds from the auction will go to his Estate, the major beneficiary of his Estate being the Heart of England Forest charity. The charity’s goal is to fulfil his vision to plant, protect and preserve a huge broadleaf forest in England. Felix’s motivation to plant a connected series of woods, so extensive that it might form one of the largest forests in England, was to create an environment that both wildlife and humans could enjoy – a haven from the commotion of modern life. It was a dream that he knew he would never live to see, but one he was passionate enough about to leave the bulk of his fortune to. Fergus Byrne ©

More Lives Than One: The Extraordinary Life of Felix Dennis by Fergus Byrne Published by Random House September 10th 2015

On Instruction of the Executors of the late Felix Dennis

The

Felix Dennis Collection ~ Three Day Estate Auction ~

In a Marquee in the Arboretum, Dorsington, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire CV37 8AR The Collection includes items from Dorsington, London, New York, Connecticut and Mustique FINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE & EFFECTS, CONTEMPORARY DESIGNER FURNITURE, CLOCKS & BAROMETERS, SILVER & WATCHES, WORKS OF ART, BRONZES, TRIBAL ART, COLLECTABLES, CARPETS, RUGS & TEXTILES, ASIAN ART, FINE PAINTINGS, OILS, WATERCOLOURS PRINTS & ENGRAVINGS, THE ERIC GILL COLLECTION OF DRAWINGS AND BOOKS, MARITIME COLLECTABLES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, POP MEMORABILIA, GARDEN STATUARY, ROLLS ROYCE SILVER SPUR, SEGWAYS, HORSE DRAWN VEHICLES, WEAPONS AND CANNONS, EJECTOR SEATS, B & O SOUND EQUIPMENT & NUMEROUS OTHER ITEMS, IN ALL OVER 2000 LOTS To be sold by Auction on

Tuesday 29th September, Wednesday 30th September and Thursday 1st October 2015 commencing at 10am each day On view Saturday 26th, Sunday 27th and Monday 28th September from 10am to 4pm daily and mornings of sale from 9am.

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Auctioneer’s on site phone numbers 01789 330810, 01789 330811, 01789 330812 (25th September to 4th October 2015) Images of most lots can be viewed on www.bigwooodauctioneers.co.uk and www.hallsgb.com Condition report requests can be made via email to either of the joint auctioneers. Bid online at our auctions through

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“The kindness of friends and of so many of those around me has been a revelation – one for which I am truly grateful” Poetry quotes from the works of Felix Dennis ©. His books are available from FelixDennis.com Front Cover image by Simon Turtle ©. All catalogue and web images are copyright Bigwood & Halls.

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Important Notices for Bidders Introduction. The following informative notes are intended to assist Buyers, particularly those inexperienced or new to our salerooms. All sales are conducted on our printed Conditions of Sale which are readily available for inspection and normally accompany catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything you do not fully understand. 2. Agency. As auctioneers we usually contract as agents for the vendor whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. Accordingly if you buy your primary contract is with the vendor. 3. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help buyers gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price and certainly will not be above it. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the sale and may be altered by announcement before the sale. They are in no sense definitive. 4. Buyer’s Premium. The Conditions of Sale oblige buyers to pay a buyer’s premium at 19.5% plus VAT on the premium at the rate imposed by law on the hammer price of each lot purchased. 5. VAT The lots in the sale are not subject to VAT on the hammer price. VAT is charged upon the buyer’s premium and is not recoverable as input tax. The purchase invoice will show the buyer’s premium as a VAT inclusive figure. 6. Purchasers Condition Reports. Purchasers are reminded to carefully examine items prior to sale. Whilst the Auctioneers are willing to give condition reports these may not reveal certain imperfections in any lot. The exact physical condition, the extent of any defect, restoration or repair must be ascertained by intending purchasers by thorough inspection of the lots prior to bidding at the sale. The Auctioneers take no responsibility whatsoever for the condition of any of the lots included in sales. 7. We are, primarily, agents for the seller. We are dependent on information provided by the seller and whilst we may inspect lots and act reasonably in taking a general view about them we are normally unable to carry out a detailed or any examination of lots in order to ascertain their condition in the way in which it would be wise for a buyer to do. Intending buyers have ample opportunity for inspection of goods and, therefore, accept responsibility for inspecting and investigating lots in which they may be interested. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots contained in the Conditions of Sale. Neither the seller nor we, as the auctioneers, accept any responsibility for their condition. In particular, mechanical objects of any age are not guaranteed to be in working order. However, in so far as we have examined the goods and make a representation about their condition, we shall be liable for any defect which that examination ought to have revealed to the auctioneer but which would not have been revealed to the buyer had the buyer examined the goods. Additionally, in specified circumstances lots misdescribed because they are ‘deliberate forgeries’ may be returned and repayment made. There is a 3 week time limit. (The expression ‘deliberate forgery’ is defined in our Conditions of Sale). 8. Electrical Goods have been PAT tested for safety. The auctioneers do not give any warranty as to the working condition of any lot. Electric sockets are available on site for bidders to check items when viewing. 9. Export of goods. Buyers intending to export goods should ascertain (a) whether an export licence is required and (b) whether there is any specific prohibition on importing goods of that character because, e.g. they may contain prohibited materials such as ivory. Ask us if you need help. 10. Bidding. Bidders may be required to register before the sale commences and lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. Some form of identification may be required if you are unknown to us. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone bidding. 1.

11. Commission bidding. Commission bids may be left with the auctioneers indicating the maximum amount to be bid excluding buyers’ premium. They will be executed as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids the auctioneers may prefer the first bid received. Please use our website to submit commission bids. Online Bidding. The Joint Auctioneers Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd. and Halls Fine Art offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd: 1. authorise Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and 2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale.

Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price. Payment is accepted at the saleroom when the buyer is present either by cash (up to £9000), debit or credit card (subject to a 3% surcharge). Absentee buyers are required to pay by BACS/On-line bank transfer to our account. Sort code 09-07-20. Account 0522 8883. Absentee card payments ARE NOT ACCEPTED. 12. Purchases. In order to avoid delay in clearing purchases, buyers who are unknown to us are advised to make arrangements, before the sale, for payment, cheques will not be accepted. Some credit cards now accepted with a 3% surcharge on total invoice. Debit cards accepted at no additional charge. Absentee card payments are not accepted. Buyers are reminded that Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd. reserve the right to charge interest on all lots which have not been cleared five working days following the sale, together with storage charges at the minimum rate of £5.00 per item per week plus VAT. Purchasers are reminded to obtain a bidding number from the Sale Room Office, no bids will be accepted from purchasers without a buyers number. 13. Collection and Storage. Please note all buyers must arrange early payment and collection of their lots purchased in the sale. The following companies will be in attendance:

Packing Shipping and deliveries Simon Hall Ltd 0800 0920881 enquiries@simonhalllimited.com

Packing and smaller lots Mailboxes Stratford-upon-Avon Shop number: 01789 294968 Email: info@mbestratforduponavon.co.uk Web enquiry: http://www.mbe.co.uk/stratforduponavon/auction

Local deliveries S & D Enterprises, Mobile: 07966-540453 Landline: 01789-269678, Email: sdjbates@btinternet.com

Loading facilities will be available on site for larger items of garden and other outside effects.

Small items can be collected during the sale once paid for and only with assistance from the saleroom staff. Larger items cannot be removed until selling has finished each day. Last collections 6pm each day.

All lots must be collected from site on FRIDAY 2ND OCTOBER SATURDAY 3rd OCTOBER and SUNDAY 4th OCTOBER 2015 between 9.30 am and 4.30pm. ANY LOTS NOT COLLECTED BY 10AM on MONDAY 5th OCTOBER will be removed into storage for collection by Simon Hall Shipping. The buyer must collect from their warehouse facility subject to paying Simon Halls for collection and storage costs incurred.

14. Viewing. Sales are on view three days beforehand. Times are given on our website. Estimates are printed in the catalogues with each description, and the Sale Room Staff are always happy to offer advice. 15. Potential Buyers. You are advised to check with the Sale Room before travelling any distance, in case of last minute cancellations, alterations or additional lots. 16. Starting Times and Bidding. Please check the sale starting time and any withdrawals, as these will affect the time your lots come up. Auction speeds generally vary between approx. 100 to 150 lots to the hour, but please check with the office. Please indicate clearly that you are bidding by raising a catalogue or a hand. 17. Parking on site is entirely at the drivers risk and the Auctioneers and Estate do not accept any responsibility for damage or loss. Please park in the allocated car park as directed by the staff, no parking in the roads or village. 18. Catering Licensed refreshments will be available on viewing and sale days. Catering will be provided by KOPANSKI CATERING on the three sale days. Light refreshments will be available on the viewing days. 19. Images Please note that many images in the catalogue and on the website were taken in situ and may show items not included with the lot being sold. Please read the catalogue description carefully which will describe the extent of the lot.

IMPORTANT NOTICE The vendor’s reserve the right to withdraw any lots or part lots prior to the sale, if travelling a considerable distance we suggest you check with our website for any such alterations. Details of any additional lots will also be displayed on the website.

Day One

Silver & Silver Plate Watches & Cufflinks The Old Manor House Clocks, Timepieces & Barometer The Estate Properties Old Manor House Art Carpets, Rugs & Textiles Tribal Art The Eric Gill Collection Old Manor House Contents 3

Silver & Silver Plate 1 A white metal and stag horn magnifying glass, the horn handle with white metal terminal mounted with cast gundog retrieving a duck, 23cm long Estimate : £80-120 2 A Victorian silver gilt ivory mounted page turner, Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1885, with carved Japanese ivory handle depicting a bird feeding it’s offspring, 38cm long Estimate : £200-400 3 A George III silver teapot and stand, Robert Hennell I, London 1790, the teapot of shaped hexagonal form with fluted corners and bright cut engraved swag borders, with turned wood handle and finial, engraved monogram ‘MB’ to the body, with matched stand raised on four bracket feet, teapot 16cm high, stand 17.5cm wide, total weight 19.9oz (2) Estimate : £300-500 4 A pair of silver mounted wine coasters, possibly Nathan Bloom & Son, London 1941, each of plain polished circular form with gadrooned rim and mounted to turned wood base, 15cm diameter, 6.5cm high (2) Estimate : £150-250 5 A set of six silver plated napkin rings, ‘blazing sun’ design Estimate : £10-20 6 An Edwardian silver mounted glass claret jug, Mappin & Webb, London 1904, designed as a wrythen moulded glass jug with spreading star cut base, silver scroll handle and embossed mask and scrolling vine decoration, with Bacchus mask spout, the domed hinged cover with cast lion and shield finial, engraved ‘Sir Alfred McInnes K.C.M.G. from Sir Edward Lawrence’, 28cm high Estimate : £300-500 7 A two handled silver tray, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1988, of oval form with pie crust rim and two loop handles, 53cm wide, weight 61.2oz Estimate : £600-800

11 A three branch silver candelabrum, Alexander Smith, Birmingham 1963, designed as a fluted Corinthian column stem supporting central knopped column mounted with Corinthian capital sconce, issuing two scrolling reeded branches each supporting a further matching sconce, removable nozzles and drip trays with beaded rims, all raised on squared stepped base, 41cm high, 38cm wide, weight 33.5oz Estimate : £300-500 12 A silver wine funnel, Hugh Johnson, Birmingham 1992, of typical plain polished form with gadrooned rim, 14.5cm long, weight 7.3oz Estimate : £120-180 13 A silver wine funnel, Hugh Johnson, Birmingham 1994, of typical plain polished form with reeded rim, 13cm long, weight 3.2oz Estimate : £120-180 14 A collection of circular silver mounted cork drink, table and serving mats, JAG, London 1995 & 1996, comprising; fifty-four drink mats, 10.5cm diameter, seventeen table mats, 22cm diameter and eight serving mats, 31cm diameter, engraved either ‘The Old Manor 1995’, ‘The Old Manor 1996’ or ‘D.J.S. 1996’, all with green felt reverse, silver stamped ‘Pragnell Stratford-Upon-Avon’, together with one white metal mounted matching drinks mat, not stamped (80) Estimate : £400-600 15 A comprehensive cased canteen of Old English and rat tail pattern silver cutlery, S & Co Ltd, London 1935, comprising; twelve three prong table forks, twelve teaspoons, twelve three prong dessert forks, twelve dessert spoons, a sauce ladle, twelve soup spoons, twelve tablespoons and a soup ladle, together with twelve silver handled pistol grip side knives and twelve silver handled pistol grip table knives, maker’s mark ‘WA’ and a set of silver fish knives and forks, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1902, 1903, 1909, all presented within a fitted oak three drawer Wellington canteen, with two brass swing handles, canteen measures 52cm wide, 42cm deep, 28cm high, canteen stamped ‘Mackay & Chisholm Edinburgh’, total weighable silver 174.5oz Estimate : £1500-2500

8 A Tiffany & Co George I style five piece silver tea and coffee service, London 1969, comprising: a circular baluster teapot with turned wood handle and finial, 19cm high, a tapered coffee pot with turned wood handle and hinged silver finial, 24.5cm high, a tapered hot water jug, with turned wood handle and hinged silver finial, 25cm high, a two handled sugar bowl with cover, 10.5cm high and a baluster sparrow beak cream jug, 11cm high, all raised on spreading circular feet, total weight 107oz (5) Estimate : £1500-2500 9 A George III silver wine funnel, William Plummer, London 1774, of typical form with gadrooned rim, 12cm long, weight 3.3oz Estimate : £150-200 10 An early Victorian silver mounted amethyst glass claret jug, Charles Reily and George Storer, London 1839, the baluster amethyst glass jug encased in pierced vine, grape and leaf silver body, with entwined silver vine handle, the hinged cover with fruiting grape finial, all raised on spreading circular foot with conforming decoration and engraved crest, 30.5cm high illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000 LOT 10

“Sweet Burgundy! The glories of Bordeaux! come, fill a glass” (I Talked Too Much….)

16 “The Ascot Cup” An impressive Garrards silver trophy, designed by Harrison Weir for Robert Garrard, London 1864, naturalistically modelled as Joan of Arc in armour mounted on horseback, holding aloft a banner on removable pole, engraved ‘Iesus Maria’ surrounded by fleur-de-lys motifs, the horse modelled in rearing pose, raised on oval textured terrain with grass tufts, upon ebonised plinth, base stamped ‘R & S Garrard Panton Street London’, 94cm high, 72cm wide Note: This trophy was mentioned in ‘The Illustrated London News Supplement June 24, 1864’; ‘The Ascot Gold Cup, value £300, given from the Ascot Race fund, in addition to a subscription of £20 each, was won on the Thursday by Mr W. S. Cartwright’s four-year-old horse Ely, whose pedigree and exploits we have recorded in another page. This piece of plate though styled as a cup, is neither more nor less than an equestrian statuette of Joan of Arc, designed by Mr Harrison Weir, modelled by Mr W. F. Spencer and manufactured by Messrs R and S Garrard, goldsmiths of the Haymarket. The truth, grace and spirit of its design and the beauty of its workmanship are apparent at a glance.’ illustrated Estimate : £50,000-70,000

LOT 16

“The plated silverware of races run. What’s done is done –“ (Men Die Like Flies)

17 A silver salver, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1987, of shaped circular form with pie crust rim and raised on four hoof feet, 37cm diameter, weight 40oz Estimate : £300-500 18 A cased canteen of Kings pattern silver cutlery, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1973-1981, comprising; twelve dessert spoons, twelve soup spoons, twelve teaspoons, six serving spoons, two sauce ladles, twelve dessert forks, twelve table forks, twelve silver handled side knives, twelve silver handled table knives, a silver handled cheese knife, two pairs of silver handled carving knives and forks, a silver handled steel, twelve silver fish knives, twelve silver fish forks and a pair of silver fish servers, together with a matched set of eleven silver Kings pattern coffee spoons, Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1992, all presented within fitted two drawer oak canteen, total weighable silver 146.5oz Estimate : £2000-4000 19 A large continental silver owl cigarette holder, Berthold Muller, import mark for London 1927, naturalistically modelled as an owl with glass set eyes, the head with hinged opening to reveal interior compartment, 28cm high, weight 45.2oz (Provenance- purchased 30th March 1983 from N. Bloom & Son) illustrated Estimate : £2000-4000

grasp. A reminder of man and wealth- the touch of hand cast in silver, producing a fragrance of ambergris’ Estimate : £200-400 23 A George III silver cruet, John Wakelin and William Taylor, London 1780, the oval cruet stand with two Adam style reeded loop handles and engraved crest to the centre, housing four cut glass condiment bottles, each with silver mounts and elongated reeded handles, all supported by oval ribbon and reed foot, 28cm wide, 12.5cm high, total weighable silver 22.8oz Estimate : £800-1200 24 A silver mounted cigarette dispenser, John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1923, of rectangular form with central dispensing compartment, flanked to one side by a match dispenser, striker and two square ash trays, the centre with engraved Black Watch Royal Highland Regiment badge, 16.5cm wide, 7.5cm high Estimate : £300-500 25 A Spanish silver articulated lobster, naturalistically modelled with articulated tail, legs and pincers, stamped to the underside of the tail, 24.5cm long, weight 4oz Provenance: Lot 631 The Ken Paul Collection, Sotheby’s 15th March 2002 Estimate : £300-500 26 A cased Victorian seven piece silver condiment set, Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1897 & 1899, each piece of circular or oval form with pierced scroll and foliate decoration and gadrooned rims, comprising; two pepperettes, four salts and a mustard, each with ruby glass liner, together with four salt spoons and a mustard spoon, all presented within original fitted box, total weighable silver 13.5oz Estimate : £200-400 27 A set of twelve silver mounted mother of pearl shell oyster/hors d’oeuvres dishes, Sheffield 1997 & 1998, each designed as a half mother of pearl shell, mounted with cast fish and raised on trefoil bracket paw feet, six examples engraved to the reverse ‘The Old Manor 1997’, six examples engraved ‘The Old Manor 1998’, 19cm wide – 20cm wide, together with a set of twenty-two mother of pearl spoons and forks, comprising; twelve spoons and ten forks Estimate : £1000-1500

LOT 19 20 A silver mounted candle snuffer, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1989, with turned wood handle and flambeau finial to the cone, 31cm long Estimate : £60-80 21 A cast owl silver mounted magnifying glass, George Tarratt Ltd, Sheffield 1996, the owl naturalistically modelled with spread wings and set with black glass cabochon eyes, all mounted to plain polished handle, 20cm long Note: The owl is a past logo of Noctus Press Estimate : £150-250 22 A silver nugget cast from the gripped hand of Felix Dennis, import mark Birmingham 1999, 7cm wide, weight 22.9oz, within original box, ‘Eternal Hand in Motion- Death slowly obliterates memory, a person’s physical presence, briefly recalled without a photo or memory. Hands touch, feel and create gestures. Reach out and place a hand within Felix’s

28 A Tiffany & Co sterling silver tray, of plain polished circular form, stamped to the reverse ‘Tiffany & Co Sterling Silver 21254 925’, 38cm diameter, weight 45oz Estimate : £500-700 29 A silver sugar bowl and cream jug, S.W. Smith & Co, Birmingham 1918, each piece of squat circular from with reeded band to the waist, two handled sugar bowl measures 7cm high, cream jug measures 6cm high, each raised on circular collet foot, together with a silver tea strainer and stand, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1989, with turned wood handle, 18cm long, total weight 13.6oz (3) Estimate : £100-200 30 A French silver racing trophy, after Raoul Verlet ‘La douleur d’Orphée’, inscribed ‘F. Barbedienne Fondeur’, presented for ‘Courses de Maisons Laffitte Prix Lagrange 1897’, naturalistically modelled as Orpheus, standing on textured terrain effect base with three headed beast and lyre instrument, all placed on marble canted plinth with silver plaque engraved ‘Courses de Maisons Laffitte Prix Lagrange 1897’, 107cm high (Note: The plaster model of La douleur d’Orphée was first exhibited at the Salon of 1887) illustrated Estimate : £30,000-50,000

“Night full of howls, the screech of owls, and eyes in every tree –“ (A Walk to Wales)

31 A matched four piece silver tea service, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1925, 1933 and 1934 and James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1921, each piece of circular form with reeded bands to the body and cast scroll and gadrooned rims, comprising; a teapot, with turned wood handle and finial, 17cm high, a coffee pot, with turned wood handle and finial, 21.5cm high, a two handled sugar bowl and cover, 12.5cm high and a cream jug, 10cm high, all raised on circular feet with gadrooned decoration, together with a large two handled silver tray, makers marks rubbed, Sheffield 1930, of rectangular form with cast gadrooned border with foliate corners and two decorative loop handles, 74cm wide, total weight 223oz (5) illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

LOT 31 32 A pair of George II style four branch silver candelabra, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1930, each designed as a knopped baluster octagonal stem supporting four plain polished lobed branches and central sconce, each with urn shaped sconce and removable nozzle with circular drip tray, all raised on stepped square canted base, 58cm high, branches 47cm wide, (loaded) total weighable silver 150oz illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000

LOT 32

LOT 30

“Truth knows itself a candle held aloft against the dark”

33 A George III silver mounted coconut tumbler, EW, London 1784, the half coconut body with silver rim and circular plaque to the base with engraved initials, 8cm high, together with a white metal mounted coconut cup, the white metal rim and three outswept feet not stamped, 14.5cm high and two further carved cups and a pair of navette shaped desestal salts (6) Estimate : £300-500 34 An Edwardian large two handled silver tray, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1902, of rectangular form with gadrooned rim and two cast loop handles, 69cm wide, weight 120oz Estimate : £700-900 35 A four piece silver tea service, C S Harris & Sons, London 1925 & 1927, each piece of oval form with bright cut engraved floral decoration and gadrooned rims, comprising; a teapot with silver handle and finial, 16.5cm high, a hot water jug with silver handle and finial, 22cm high, a two handled sugar bowl with silver gilt interior, 10cm high and a cream jug with silver gilt interior, 10cm high, all with engraved crest and raised on four ball feet, together with a matched pair of silver sugar tongs, total weight 59.5oz (5) Estimate : £400-600 36 A pedestal silver platter, Henry Atkin, Sheffield 1957, of shaped circular form with vine and grape decorative pierced body, all raised on circular pedestal foot, 23cm wide, 4cm high, 16.5oz Estimate : £100-150 37 A silver plated circular serving dish, of plain polished form with glass liner, the domed removable cover with cast duck finial, 29cm wide, 18cm high Estimate : £30-50 38 A white metal mounted blue glass vase, of squat circular form with pierced fish decoration to the white metal mount, 12cm high Estimate : £50-70 39 A George V silver teapot, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1915, of oval form with gadrooned rim and ebonised handle and finial, raised on four compressed bun feet, 15.5cm high, weight 22.3oz Estimate : £150-250 40 A Tiffany & Co sterling silver tray, of plain polished circular form, stamped to the reverse ‘Tiffany & Co Sterling Silver 21254 925’, 38cm diameter, weight 43.8oz Estimate : £500-700 41 A Tiffany & Co sterling silver cream jug, of plain polished baluster form with scroll handle, sparrow beak spout and raised on spreading circular base, stamped to the base ‘Tiffany & Co Makers Sterling Silver **555 925’ 11.5cm high, weight 7.7oz Estimate : £100-150 42 A Tiffany & Co sterling silver two handled sugar bowl and cover, the bowl of plain polished circular form with two scroll handles, the removable cover with urn finial, all raised on spreading circular foot, stamped to the base ‘Tiffany & Co Makers Sterling Silver 22555 925’, 11.5cm high, weight 14.3oz Estimate : £150-250

43 A silver tea strainer and stand, import mark for Garrard & Co. London, the pierced strainer of circular form with scroll rim and turned ebonised handle, the circular pedestal stand with reeded rim, 15.5cm long, weight 2.9oz Estimate : £50-80 44 A Victorian silver teapot, Richard Pearce & George Burrows, London 1848, of plain polished tapering circular form, the silver handle with ivory dividers and reeded ivory finial, raised on circular foot, 15cm high, weight 16.2oz Estimate : £150-250 45 A Victorian silver plated fox mask and brush ink stand, designed as a cast fox mask with glass set eyes, supporting a crop within its mouth, hinged jaw opening to reveal vacant compartment, all mounted to shaped plain polished ink tray, 26.5cm wide, 16cm high Estimate : £300-500 46 A set of three ‘Hugh Johnson Collection’ silver plated wine coasters, each of circular form with pierced faun decoration, the turned wood bases with central plaque engraved ‘The Hugh Johnson Collection’, 13cm wide (3) Estimate : £150-250 47 A Mappin & Webb silver plated and ruby glass novelty honey pot, designed as a silver plated bee, with hinged ‘wings’ cover above ruby glass body, stamped to the base; ‘Mappin & Webb Princes Plate London & Sheffield’, 17cm long, together with a Scottish silver ladle, makers mark rubbed, Edinburgh 1809, with engraved initials ‘JJ’ to the terminal, weight 24g Estimate : £200-300 48 An oval silver plated gallery tray, with central bright cut engraved foliate decoration and pierced border with two handles, raised on four compressed feet, stamped to the base ‘Silver on Copper’, 46.5cm long Estimate : £30-50 49 A silver plated wine cooler, of campagna form, the plain polished body engraved ‘Maxim An American Triumph Felix Dennis Chairman June 1999’, together with engraved monogram and crest, with gadrooned and foliate cast rim, two decorative cast loop handles and removable collar, all raised on circular pedestal base, 26cm high Estimate : £70-100 50 A silver and silver gilt egg cup, MJT London 1994, in the form of a goblet with textured finish and beaded, 5.5cm high, weight 3oz, together with a novelty white metal back scratcher, not stamped, 22.5cm long and a miniature silver marcasite set purse, AM, import mark for London 1995, 3.5cm wide, weight 15gm (3) Estimate : £50-70 51 A silver mounted Worcester porcelain jug, circa 1790, the cabbage moulded jug with mask head spout, transfer printed in under-glazed blue with floral sprays, the silver mounts hallmarked Edward Ker Reid, London 1866, the cover with engraved coat of arms, 20cm high Estimate : £100-150 52 Two silver mounted horn spoons, TB, Edinburgh 1991 & 1992, the silver mounts with pierced floral decoration, each 16.5cm long (2) Estimate : £30-50

“And there I built my dragon hoard of silver and of gold” (Pitch and Toss)

53 A continental white metal vase, designed as an elongated straight ‘stem’ with bulbous base decorated with floral motifs and supporting female figure, with interior shallow white metal liner, 55cm high, 24cm wide, not stamped Estimate : £80-120 54 A silver bullet shaped teapot, Mappin & Webb, London 1935, of plain polished form with turned wood handle and finial, raised on spreading circular foot, 13.5cm high, weight 16.5oz Estimate : £120-180 55 A silver Britannia standard bullet shaped teapot, Edwards & Sons, London 1936, of plain polished form with turned wood handle and finial, raised on spreading circular foot, 12cm high, weight 13.9oz Estimate : £120-180 56 A silver Britannia standard bullet shaped teapot, L.A. Crichton, London 1923, of plain polished form with turned wood handle and finial, engraved coat of arms to the body, raised on spreading circular foot, 12cm high, weight 14.3oz Estimate : £120-180 57 A silver decanter label, Hugh Johnson, Birmingham 1996, the plaque of canted rectangular form, engraved ‘Plonk’, with chain, 5cm wide, weight 12gms Estimate : £20-30 58 A French silver plated teapot, of circular form with textured patterned decoration, with pierced wood handle, domed removable cover with wood finial and raised on circular foot, all raised on pierced circular stand, 25cm high Estimate : £40-60 59 A pair of silver mounted salt and pepper grinders, JB Ltd, London 1990, of plain polished waisted form, 10cm high Estimate : £70-100 60 A silver plated Art Nouveau serving platter, of shaped oval form with tendril decoration and figural loop handle, 31cm wide Estimate : £20-30 61 A silver plated ice bucket, of plain polished tapering form with shaped gadrooned rim and two lion mask loop handles, raised on spreading circular base, stamped ‘P.H.V. Made in England’, 22cm high Estimate : £30-50 62 A set of twelve silver napkin rings, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1986 & 1987, each with bright cut scroll and foliate decoration and vacant cartouche, total weight 8oz (12) Estimate : £80-120 63 A silver mounted glass claret jug, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 2001, the glass of baluster form with silver collar, spout and scroll handle, with circular glass stopper, all raised on circular glass foot, 35cm high Estimate : £80-120

64 A silver mounted glass claret jug, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 2000, the glass of baluster form with silver collar, spout and scroll handle, all raised on circular glass foot, 29cm high Estimate : £80-120 65 A square mahogany decanter box with decanters and glasses, the brass bound box opening to reveal two silver plated mounted glass decanters and two tumblers, the decanters with silver labels, HJ, Birmingham 1994, engraved ‘Malt’ and ‘Cognac’, box measures 23cm high, with key Estimate : £80-120 66 A silver mounted cork stopper, Barker Ellis Silver Company, Birmingham 1996, with cast owl finial, 8.5cm high Estimate : £30-50 67 A late Victorian silver monteith, Martin Hall & Co, with scroll rim and fluted body, twin blind cartouche, lion mask handles, on raised circular base, engraved ‘R.C. Oldfield, Silversmith, Liverpool’, Sheffield 1898, 17cm high, weight approx 38oz Estimate : £300-500 68 A set of three matching silver plated ribbed vases, 29.5cm high Estimate : £40-50 69 A silver plated mounted glass hip flask, James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield, the glass body with crocodile skin mount with removable silver plated cup, engraved ‘T.O.H.H.’, retailed by J.C. Vickery of Regent Street, 16cm high Estimate : £30-40 70 A 20th century cut crystal decanter with stopper, having rounded mallet base, with own turned mahogany coaster stand having silver band Estimate : £40-60 71 A ‘Christofle’ silver plated caviar dish, together with a blown glass and silver plated caviar dish, the cover with sturgeon mount Estimate : £50-70 72 A set of twelve silver plated glass holders and fourteen tumblers inscribed; ‘The Old Manor 1991’ Estimate : £20-30 73 A small silver and enamel award, from ‘The News Traders Own Charity’ to Felix Dennis 2004, 9cm diameter Estimate : £80-120

Auctioneer’s on site phone numbers

01789 330810, 01789 330811 & 01789 330812

(25th September to 4th October 2015)

“Dust bows not to men or gods” (Song of the Serpents)

74 A continental silver dog, post 1976, naturalistically modelled and cast in seated position, import stamps to one ear, 75cm high, weight approx. 250oz illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

83 A gentleman’s stainless steel Bvlgari electronic quartz wristwatch, the circular black matt dial with batons, Arabic numerals and date aperture, ref BB 33 SG L171203, yellow metal ‘Bvlgari’ bezel and integral stainless steel and yellow metal bracelet, within original box Estimate : £200-400 84 A gentleman’s Oris pointer date stainless steel automatic wristwatch, the circular silvered dial with batons, outer calendar ring and subsidiary seconds, ref 23-01350 7545, with attached brown crocodile strap and Oris buckle, within original box Estimate : £150-250 85 A gentleman’s W1 Raymond Weil stainless steel quartz chronograph wristwatch, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, date aperture, two subsidiary dials and luminous hands, with attached Raymond Weil stainless steel bracelet, within original box Estimate : £100-150 86 A gentleman’s Jaeger Le Coultre Reverso gold plated quartz wristwatch, the rectangular silvered dial with Arabic numerals and date aperture, ref 140.255.5 1632179, with attached brown crocodile strap and Jaeger Le Coultre buckle, within original box Estimate : £400-600 87 A gentleman’s continental 14k gold open face dress pocket watch, the circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the reverse with engine turned radiating motif, keyless movement, inner back stamped ‘705621’ and engraved ‘Reform Watch’, with attached yellow and white metal albert, the swivel stamped ‘9ct’, suspending 9ct gold engine turned cigar cutter Estimate : £200-300

LOT 74

Watches & Cufflinks

88 An Edwardian silver open face pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the gilt keyless movement signed ‘Joseph Wood Bury’, with stop and start mechanism, the case hallmarked Chester 1901 Estimate : £20-40

80 A cased set of onyx and split seed pearl set cufflinks and dress studs within original Mappin & Webb box, together with a pair of Mappin & Webb star set ball cufflinks within original box, four white metal dress studs and a pair of ‘Sonia Spencer’ ‘musical’ cufflinks within box Estimate : £60-80 81 A pair of Garrards gold plated engine turned plaque cufflinks, within original box, Pat No.144883, together with a pair of Tiffany & Co Dollar and Pound symbol cufflinks, with original pouch and box and a gilt metal Concorde cufflink and pin set, within original box Estimate : £120-180 82 A gentleman’s 18ct gold Oris automatic moon phase and alarm limited edition wristwatch, the rectangular engine turned dial with gold batons, calendar ring, moon phase aperture and Oris Automatic 25 Jewels 1904-1994, limited 90th anniversary edition No. 44/90, with attached maroon crocodile strap and Oris buckle, within original box and with certificate illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500 LOT 82

“Nor time, nor rocks, nor lifeless space lie still” (Lines on ‘The Second Coming’)

The Old Manor House

Old Manor House 90 A carved limewood figure of a long eared owl, Austrian 19th century, modelled perched on a tree stump, the plumage heightened with scorched poker work, detachable head with appliqué yellow glass eyes, oval naturalistic base with plinth foot, (purchased from Mallett, New Bond Street, London, September 1990), 68cm high, 26cm wide illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500

92 A 17th century and later cup-board, the rectangular top with moulded edge over carved egg and dart moulding, the intarsia style inlaid geometric frieze with a drawer, under tier with carved knurled front and stiff foliate flourishes, fitted a further drawer, knurled and stiff foliate carved cup and cover supports with Ionic capitals, fluted rear supports, base with geometric inlay, moulded apron, on block feet, 123cm wide, 123.5cm high, 45cm deep illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

LOT 92 93 A mid 17th century Welsh oak elbow chair, the arched crest rail carved with opposing leaf scrolls over a scallop arch, flower head roundel ends, panelled back with floral lozenge centred arch, with acanthus carved frame and floral spandrels, floral rosette and leaf scroll brackets flanking the swept arms, on ring and baluster turned supports, trapezoid seat on moulded rails, baluster and ring moulded turned and square block legs, plain stretchers, 65cm wide, 117cm high, 44cm deep Estimate : £1500-2500

LOT 90

94 A matched pair of late 17th century oak joynt stools, the rectangular seats with moulded edge, foliate twin arcaded rails, scroll spandrels, on ring moulded turned and square block legs, plain stretchers, turned feet (2), 48cm wide, 55cm and 56cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

91 An early 17th century rectangular oak carved panel, dated 1615, with central shield cartouche flanked by griffin heads and foliate scrolls, later moulded frame, 33.5cm high, 115.5cm wide illustrated Estimate : £500-700

LOT 91

“Twas never locked – Come in” – (The Door)

LOT 94

95 A matched pair of 17th century oak joynt stools, the rectangular seats with moulded edges, moulded rails each with a naive meander, on ring moulded turned and square block legs, plain stretchers (2), 46cm wide, 55cm high Estimate : £1500-2500

98 A 17th century oak joynt stool, the rectangular seat with moulded edge, the rails carved a simple arcaded band, on ring moulded turned and square block legs, plain stretchers, 45.5cm wide, 56cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

96 A mid 17th century oak joynt stool, the rectangular seat with moulded edge, plain rails with scroll aprons, on ring and vase moulded turned and square block legs, plain stretchers, 45.25cm wide, 53cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

LOT 98 LOT 96 97 A late 15th/early 16th century Northern French oak Gothic throne chair, the high rectangular back with carved foliate finials, pierced carved floral tracery rail, the panel with two scallop shells with two mask head and one shell spandrels, pair of interlaced floral tracery carved roundels under, above a row of eight perpendicular tracery arches, flower head frame, rectangular lift up seat with pierced strap hinges and shield escutcheon plate, pair of floral trellis and arch tracery panels under, straight moulded arms, linen fold side panels, on stile feet, 183.5cm high, 64.5cm wide, 49cm deep illustrated Estimate : £5000-7000

99 A 17th century style oak refectory table, the rectangular twin plank top with cleated ends, frieze carved a formal meander foliate band, stiff leaf and bead carved apron, on ring moulded cup and cover type legs, block feet, moulded stretchers, 190cm long, 76cm wide, 77cm high illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

LOT 99

LOT 97

“Go not to the haughty oak who never spoke to mortal folk” (Go not to the walnut tree…’)

100 A late 17th century oak rectangular gateleg table of small proportions, the plain top, arched end frieze, fitted a drawer, on eight ring and baluster moulded turned and square block legs, similar stretchers, 73cm long, 76.5cm open, 71cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

102 A pair of carved oak panels in medieval style, each with a grotesque beast and a leaf capped strap-work volute with a fruit cluster, 41.5cm high, 30cm wide illustrated Estimate : £300-400

LOT 102 LOT 100 101 A mid 17th century oak elbow chair, the rectangular back with chip carved frame, foliate strap work border with matted ground, enclosing the panel with a guilloche carved arcade enclosing a scallop roundel within a guilloche cartouche, carved ‘S.I.’ and ‘H.I.’ initials, rectangular seat with moulded edge, swept arms with naive geometric carving, on ring and baluster turned supports, stop fluted rails on stop flute carved baluster and ring moulded turned and square block legs, moulded stretchers, 64cm wide, 117cm high, 45cm deep illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500

103 A pair of 16th century oak furniture panels, each with a full length figure of a man in broad brimmed hat, in one standing smartly, in the other with arms raised, holding his sword, apparently stabbed in his right side, both with a beaded and ribbon bound reeded arcade with stiff foliate spandrels (2), 54.5cm by 22cm and 55cm by 21cm respectively illustrated Estimate : £700-800

LOT 103

LOT 101

“…….. riches can be whittled with a knife….” (What I Am)

104 A 19th century carved oak mask of a lion, probably English, 36cm by 26cm illustrated Estimate : £400-600

107 An old copper vessel in the shape of a bowler hat, 31cm wide illustrated Estimate : £80-120

LOT 107

LOT 104

108 A Middle Eastern circular brass charcoal burner, on three chased scroll feet with dolphin mask toes, swing handles to the side, 56cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £200-300

105 A Regency burr elm lozenge shape work box, ebony strung with cut steel mounts, angular sling handle, oval ebonized escutcheon, later magenta velvet lined interior, 24cm wide, 9.5cm high, 17cm deep illustrated Estimate : £200-300

LOT 108 LOT 105 106 A pair of 17th century style, German brass circular alms dishes, the 19th century, domed and spiral gadroon centres, decorative punched borders and wide everted rims, 48.5cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

109 A 17th century design circular maiolica dish decorated in colours with warrior on horseback to centre and border of scrolling tendrils, 41cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £150-250

LOT 106

“I clothed my dream in copper and in brass by candlelight and many a weary day” (Galileo’s Dream)

LOT 109

110 Bacon’s Excelsior Terrestrial table globe, 12” model on turned and polished beechwood stand, printed and coloured gores, 670 miles to the inch, copyright G.W. Bacon and Co. Ltd., 127 The Strand, London, circa 1880-1910, globe diameter 23cm, overall height 59cm illustrated Estimate : £500-700

112 A late 17th century oak oval gateleg dining table, the plank top, plain rectangular frieze, on bobbin turned supports incorporating four gate legs, similar stretchers, block unions and turned feet, 187.5cm by 152.5cm, 73cm high illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

LOT 112 LOT 110 111 A matched set of twelve oak back stools, late 17th century South Yorkshire, the twin arched back rails, carved formal foliate scrolls, near circular arches, triple acorn pendant finials, uprights with appliqué split turned mouldings, recessed twin plank seats, on bobbin turned and block front legs and stretchers, plain square rear legs, side and rear stretchers illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

113 A late 17th century oak hanging spice and salt/candle box, the scrolled arched back with ‘R.M.O.’, sloped hinged cover with moulded edge, similar stepped top above panelled door centred by a lozenge moulding, enclosing four drawers, moulded apron, 37cm wide, 50cm high, 26cm illustrated Estimate : £800-1000

LOT 111

“To view at leisure things forgot” (The Child Within)

LOT 113

114 A late 16th/17th century riven ash chest, the plank top, later wrought strap hinges, front carved a pair of square panels centred by spiral fluted roundels with quatrefoil centres, flanking a fluted quatrefoil star carved square panel, plain ends forming the feet, 115.5cm wide, 75cm high, 43cm deep illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 114 115 A late 17th century oak chest of small proportions, the twin panel top, foliate arcaded top rail, over two vacant panels, moulded stiles forming the feet, 74.5cm wide, 48cm high, 42.5cm deep illustrated Estimate : £300-400

LOT 116 117 A late George III mahogany cheese coaster, the ring and baluster split moulded ends, on castors, 42cm wide, 18cm high, 25cm deep illustrated Estimate : £150-250

LOT 115 116 An 18th century oak high dresser, the superstructure with moulded cornice, undulating frieze, four open back plate rails, serpentine front sides, with a run of five faux spice drawers with brass pulls, rectangular top with moulded edge, two drawers with later brass bats wing escutcheons and sling handles, twin scroll arched apron, on chamfered square legs with moulded edge, planked pot shelf, square feet, 133cm wide, 192cm high, 40.5cm deep illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000 LOT 117

“I like to look at things, to look and see –The pattern left by brushes ….. the history Of furniture that wax and use have made” (“To look and see”)

118 A William and Mary style walnut rectangular wall mirror, the cushion moulded frame with cock-beaded edge below an arched fretted foliate crest, later bevel edged plate, 69cm by 34cm overall Estimate : £150-250 119 An early 17th century and later oak demi lune credence table, the foldover top with rear gateleg support, triple arcaded frieze, carved egg and dart banding and foliate spandrels, applied split turned mouldings, four ring moulded gun barrel turned legs, block bases forming the feet, trapezoid under tier with carved moulded edge and scroll apron, 99cm wide, 72cm high, 47cm deep illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000

121 A Charles II and later oak dresser, the rectangular twin plank top with moulded edge and a plate moulding, three frieze drawers with geometric panel fronts, brass baluster drop handles, circular pierced brass escutcheon plates, split bobbin turned applied moulding divisions, moulded apron, on baluster and ring turned square block forelegs and square rear, 187cm wide, 76.5cm high, 55cm deep illustrated Estimate : £2000-4000

LOT 121

LOT 119

122 A late 16th century oak furniture panel, the circular Romayne profile bust of a man with beard and moustache, wearing a hat and broad collared coat, notched, moulded frame, carved leaf crockets above and below, probably German/Flemish, 41.5cm by 25.5cm illustrated Estimate : £300-400

120 A pair of late 17th/18th century carved oak posts, each with a floral rosette over a naively carved caryatid, rosette base (2), 91.5cm high, 15.25cm wide, 10cm deep illustrated Estimate : £300-500

LOT 122

LOT 120

“In log fires where the embers burn – All beauty fuels its own dark sun” (I See More Beauty Now)

123 A pair of late 17th century style brass ‘Royal’ andirons, each heightened with ‘Surrey’ enamelling, with a Stuart Coat of Arms supported by a pair of male athletes flanking formal foliage issuing from a baluster vase, on twin domed roundels with formal foliage, wrought iron frame backs with paper scroll feet, 65.5cm high illustrated Estimate : £600-900 124 A 19th century four gallon copper measure of pear shape with cylindrical neck, flared base rim and ‘C’ scroll handle, 46cm high, and a matching measure, 29cm high (2) Estimate : £200-300

LOT 131 132 Two early 19th century carved wood and articulated artist’s lay figures, 99cm and 80cm high illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500

LOT 123 125 A 17th century warming pan, the brass domed lid embossed with fan medallions and punched six point star, wrought iron handle Estimate : £200-250 126 A rare 17th century copper plague pan of saucepan shape with pierced cover, the turned wood handle in iron socket Estimate : £100-150 127 A 19th century circular copper shallow cooking pan with fixed brass handle, 31cm diameter and another cooking pan, 28cm diameter (2) Estimate : £100-150 128 A 19th century brass oval straight sided water can, 39cm high Estimate : £80-120

LOT 132 133 A pair of 18th/19th century Burmese bronze temple lions, with lined silk pagoda shades, converted to table lamps (2), lions 35cm high illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

129 A copper jug, bellied sides, on conical foot, scroll and iron swing handle, lift off cover with iron chain, 24cm high Estimate : £60-80 130 A bell metal skillet, initials ‘MP’ and dated 1667 to side, handle inscribed Thomas Sturton Estimate : £70-90 131 A 16th/17th century German brass alms dish, the raised spiral gadroon dome centre with inscription surround, wide everted rim, punched decoration, 47cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £500-600

LOT 133 134 Four Bristol blue and white ceramic plates, line borders and flowering plants with insects to centre, 22.5cm diameter Estimate : £200-300

“Today, I opened up a drawer jammed shut. A faded scent, where bits and bobs were kept” (Bits and Bobs)

135 A Liverpool polychrome delft plate, decorated in red, yellow, green, blue and aubergine with flowers in fenced garden, 30cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £120-180

140 A pair of Bristol polychrome delft plates, decorated in red, green, yellow and blue with rock, shrubs and bird perched on tree to centre, rim with flower sprays (2), 22.5cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £120-180

LOT 140

LOT 135 136 A Bristol polychrome delft circular dish, decorated in yellow, red, green and blue with flowering plant to centre, rim with flowers and trellis panels, 34cm diameter Estimate : £100-150 137 A blue and white delft plate, with coronet and winged beast cartouche containing initials ‘MB’ and dated 1699, 22.5cm diameter Estimate : £50-70 138 A Bristol polychrome delft plate decorated flowering shrubs to centre and rim, 23cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £150-250

141 First Period Worcester blue and white porcelain mask lip jug, moulded cabbage leaf sides decorated with flower sprays, hatched crescent mark, later silver mounts with hinged cover engraved armorials, London 1866, 19cm high Estimate : £200-300 142 An early 16th century Flemish carved oak furniture panel, with full length figure of a man standing in knee length robe with stylized folds, lace collar, his right hand to his waist, the ground with repeated notch marks, 61cm by 23.5cm Estimate : £400-600 143 A pair of carved oak furniture panels, one of a full length figure of a woman standing in a long robe with stylized folds, her oversize left hand raised, her right to her front, the other of a full length figure of a woman, standing piously with hands joined in prayer, her long dress with lace collar and stylized folds, her head with an elaborate bonnet, both grounds with repeated notch marks, possibly Flemish, early 16th century (2), 61cm by 23.5cm and 61cm by 23cm respectively illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

LOT 138 139 A pair of Bristol polychrome delft plates, decorated in blue, green and yellow with scattered fruits and flower with narrow trellis border (2), 23cm diameter Estimate : £120-180 LOT 143

“I am fondling objects that soon I shall lose” (Despair)

144 A mid 18th century provincial oak circular tripod table, the triple plank top with bird cage hinge, on gun barrel turned pedestal, scroll top ‘S’ scroll legs, 71cm diameter, 71.5cm high Estimate : £500-800

148 A late 17th century elm and oak oval side table, the triple plank top, rectangular frieze with moulded edge, on ring moulded turned and square block legs, plain stretchers, 66cm by 55.5cm Estimate : £700-900

145 A late 17th century oak and elm side table, the oval top with drop flaps, plain rectangular frieze, on ring and baluster turned square legs with plain stretchers, turned feet, 74cm by 70cm, 64cm high Estimate : £500-700

149 A George I burr elm bachelor’s chest of small proportions of good colour and figure, feather banded, crossbanded top with quarter veneered interior, two short and three graduated long drawers, moulded borders and original brass foliate chased swing handles and escutcheons, on bracket feet, 62cm wide, 67.5cm high, 26cm deep illustrated Estimate : £6000-9000

146 A late 17th century Flemish walnut elbow chair with twist, ring and baluster turned frame, straight arms with acanthus carved ends, the legs with front and ‘H’ stretchers, open rectangular upholstered back and stuff over seat with associated floral tapestry covers, circa 1670, 63cm wide, 89cm high, 45cm deep Estimate : £1800-2200 147 A late 17th century Flemish walnut elbow chair with roundel ended arms and twist, ring and baluster turned frame, the legs with front and ‘H’ stretchers, open rectangular back and stuff over seat with associated floral tapestry cover, 61cm wide, 88cm high, 46cm deep illustrated Estimate : £1800-2200

LOT 147

150 An early 18th century oak cricket table, the circular four plank elm top, three ring moulded turned and block legs with a rail sided undertier and plain stretchers, 70cm by 71cm, 56.5cm high Estimate : £1000-1500 151 A mid 18th century wing back elbow chair, the high rectangular back, scroll over swept front arms, loose seat cushion, walnut cabriole legs carved lion masks clenching rings, leaf crocket carved ears and hairy paw feet, later celadon velvet covers, 81cm wide, 112cm high, 59cm deep illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500

LOT 151

LOT 149

157 A late 17th century oak coaching table, the rectangular top with drop flap and moulded edge, on pair of ring moulded baluster and bobbin turned square block trestle supports, plain gateleg platform stretcher, bar feet with moulded toes, 48cm wide, 65.5cm high, 18cm closed, 38.25cm open Estimate : £700-900

152 A tripod table, with burr walnut top of good colour and figure, 2.4cm thick, ring moulded fruitwood pedestal on a wrought iron hinge and brass button, on a wrought iron tripod base, 44.5cm diameter, 63cm high Estimate : £800-1200 153 A late 17th century oak joynt stool, the rectangular top with canted corners and moulded edge, plain rails with moulded edge, on ring and gun barrel turned square block legs, plain stretchers, turned feet, 58.5cm wide, 60.5cm high, 32cm deep illustrated Estimate : £700-900

LOT 153

158 A pair of carved oak Romayne type furniture panels, one with a profile bust of a woman, facing right, with an exaggerated neck, high collar, beaded edge close bonnet with twin tassels, within a circular moulded frame, flanked by a serpentine scroll, over a foliate capped serpentine scroll, the other with a profile bust of a man with stylised beard and long handle bar moustache, his hat with a large plume, foliate carved circular moulded frame, flanked by a small serpentine scroll, over formal foliate capped scrolls, both with later backing, probably German, mid 16th century, 49.5cm by 26cm and 49.5cm by 26.75cm respectively illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

154 A Regency rosewood tripod games table, the crossbanded square top with rounded corners and chequer strung parquetry chessboard centre, on ring moulded tapered turned pedestal with baluster base, splay hipped tapered square legs on gilt bullet feet, 46cm wide, 76cm high Estimate : £600-800 155 A Regency rosewood sofa table, the rectangular top with rounded corners, banded in coromandel, frieze with triple acanthus carved rectangular panels flanking two cock-beaded drawers, later drop ring handles, knurled apron, rectangular trestle supports with two arched stretchers, knurled base, hipped splay tapered square legs with acanthus carved tops, similar rectangular panel unions, stiff leaf chased brass caps with castors, 155cm open, 76cm deep, 90cm closed, 69cm high illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000 156 A Victorian walnut and ebonised book stand, with lancet ends with appliqué brass mounts, 50cm wide, 17cm high Estimate : £100-150 LOT 158

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“Chance makes brothers but hearts make friends” (Adieu)

159 A William and Mary figured walnut writing desk, feathered and crossbanded top, similar slope, three quarter cushion moulded edge, near oyster figure centre with a book rest, enclosing a fitted interior of a bank of four short and one long drawer, drop ring handles, cushion moulded divisions, flanked by projecting stepped twin niches over a drawer, later close studded floral tapestry weave panel, two short and one long drawer under, original chased brass sling handles and escutcheons, and two later button pulls, on baluster and ring moulded slender cup and cover type turned legs, saltire platform stretcher, on bun feet, 56cm wide, 93cm high, 44.5cm deep illustrated Estimate : £5000-7000

162 A William and Mary walnut ratchet high wing back elbow chair with arched back, the scroll arms with swept fronts, loose seat cushion, burnt orange upholstery, on squared cabriole forelegs with turned and block “H” stretchers, brass caps with wrought iron and lignum vitae castors, together with a matching modern footstool, without castors illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

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LOT 159 160 A brass bound oak tantalus, containing three square cut glass decanters and three silver scallop shell spirit labels, “cognac”, “malt” and “calvados”, Birmingham 1987, 38cm wide Estimate : £150-250

163 A painted and carved pine lion rampant armorial crest, 56cm high, 71cm wide illustrated Estimate : £500-700

161 An 18th century chased brass arched curfew, with cabochons and geometric mouldings, wrought iron pierced fish tail handle, on three wrought legs with ‘S’ scroll feet, 65cms wide, 69cms high illustrated Estimate : £600-900

LOT 163 164 An Indian stained red and white ivory chess set, intricately turned, leaf carved and pierced specimen hardstone chessboard, king 12.5cm high, pawn 6.25cm high, board 39.25cm square Estimate : £400-600 165 A modern Staunton type wooden chess set Estimate : £80-120

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166 A 19th century style carved and stained ivory figure of a lion, 8cm Estimate : £80-120

“The winds that douse the candle fan the fire” (Winds That Douse the Candle)

167 A pair of mid 19th century naive painted wood figures of fighting dogs, 35cm and 32cm long illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

170 A William and Mary figured walnut chest on stand, the rectangular top with moulded cornice, feather banded, fitted two short over three long graduated drawers with floral chased handles and escutcheons, the base fitted three drawers, central arched apron, raised on six turned cup top tapered octagonal supports with concave platform stretcher, on bun feet, circa 1685, 1.03m wide, 1.65m overall height illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000

LOT 167 168 A William and Mary walnut wing back elbow chair, the high back with scroll arch, scroll arms and loose seat cushion, burnt orange upholstery, on ring mounted baluster forelegs, moulded saltire stretcher, on Spanish scroll feet, together with a matching modern footstool illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

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171 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) “Stretch”, a bronze figure of a nude, rich brown patination, edition 2/9, 31cm long, 10cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000

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169 A modern bronze figure of a toad, dark brown patination, 21cm long Estimate : £100-150

172 D J Scaldwell - bronze figure of a kneeling nude, signed, 8cm, together with an Austrian cold painted bronze lizard, 14cm (2) Estimate : £150-250

“Art dances in a ring while empires rust, and Dances on ___”. (Illustrated Apes)

173 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) A bronze figure of a reclining nude “Starla” signed and numbered 1/12, 23cm long, 15cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000

175 Zoe Whiteside A pottery figure of a seated elephant, 85cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-400

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174 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) A bronze figure of a coyly posed seated nude, signed and numbered 1/12, 28cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000

LOT 175 176 A matched pair of 18th century Chinese export tea canisters, blue and white vase of square shape, decorated with continuous view on the West Lake at Hang Chow, short cylindrical neck and cover, Qianlong, 35cm high and similar vase with copper bound neck, 34.5cm high (no cover) illustrated Estimate : £350-600

LOT 176 177 A collection of South East Asian pottery in dark brown glazes, comprising:- a circular jar and cover with three small loop handles around the rim, 14cm diameter, a mythical beast standing four square, 11cm long, a figure of a cat, 7.5cm long and a vessel in the form of an elephant, standing four square with small lid on back, 15cm wide (4) illustrated Estimate : £600-800

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“I wish you enough of your getting and giving to fathom the value of both” (Enough)

178 A South East Asian brown glazed pottery oviform jar. Lem hon heng, the sides panelled by bead border, four squirrel handles on the shoulders and short cylindrical neck with turn over rim, 39cm high Estimate : £300-500

181 A 19th century pollard oak, fruitwood and marquetry oval table, the top inlaid with a coat of arms, with a floral border, on later base, 78cm wide, 77cm high illustrated Estimate : £700-900

179 Zoe Whiteside Three graduated studio pottery elephants standing, signed, on rectangular bases (3), Largest 66cm long, 47.5cm high, 33cm high and 21cm high illustrated Estimate : £300-500

LOT 181 LOT 179 180 A 19th century carved lime wood wall bracket, the serpentine fronted top with projecting corners, ribbon tied laurel carved edge over elaborately carved pierced leaf scroll base fronted by a pair of gambolling putto, 63cm wide, 60cm high illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

182 A 17th century style cylindrical brass mortar, spaced with six projecting spines on the lower section, upper part with incised lines, with brass pestle, 14.5cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £250-350

LOT 182 183 A pair of circular brass chamber sticks, with pierced gallery and projecting flat handle with pierced finial (2), 19cm diameter Estimate : £60-80 184 A pair of 19th century brass mechanical bellows, 67cm long illustrated Estimate : £200-300

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“The best that men can do, is do least harm” (Migrant Memories)

185 An old brass cylindrical beer pump with turned wood beam handle on a later octagonal walnut plinth base, 70cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-250 186 Alasdair Neil MacDonell (b. London 1947) A collection of thirteen Studio Pottery masks (13) Estimate : £400-600 187 A 19th century oval straight side copper kettle with rigid handle, an Arts & Crafts copper and brass oil lamp in the manner of Benson, a brass tea kettle, two brass lanterns, a brass miner’s lamp and a brass oil lamp (7) part illustrated Estimate : £300-500

188 A bronze figure of a cow standing four square, it’s head turned licking its back, green patination, 27cm long, 29.5cm high, together with three other studio pottery/composition models of cows and bulls (4) illustrated Estimate : £300-500 189 Five brass skimmers, some with iron handles, and two brass ladles with iron handles (7) Estimate : £100-150 190 A Japanese pottery vase, of flask form with squared shoulders, green mottled, signed, 15cm high Estimate : £60-80 191 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) A bronze figure of a nude girl “Barely Dressed” numbered 1/12, 30cm long illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000

LOT 191 192 Rachel Higgins, Warwickshire A copper wirework ram monogrammed ‘RH’ dated 2002, 27cm high Estimate : £200-300

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“Tame the mares of chaos, brand them with your mark” (Do Not Fear the Dark)

193 A Charles I oak chair, the rectangular open back and stuff over seat with close studded leather covers, polychrome painted with the King, his Queen and a figure emblematic of summer in a garden with a rabbit and recumbent lion, pear tree, flowers and a fruiting vine, a castle beyond below and the sun and clouds, the back with the King seated in a marquee with the Queen and a Princess, two recumbent lions flanking a pond with fish in the foreground, a castle, flowers, insects and a snail flanking below the sun and clouds, on ring and baluster turned and square block legs and stretchers, 52cm wide, 91cm high, 46cm deep illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

196 A mid 17th century oak elbow chair, the broad top rail carved meander foliate arabesques in shallow relief, with similar corbels over the moulded swept arms, on strap work and stiff leaf carved ovoid and ring turned supports, panelled back with intarsia style chequer bandings, framing four ‘L’ shape Celtic style carvings, the front rail with similar banding, the legs echoing the arm supports, rear legs with further chequer inlay, block feet with moulded stretchers, 64cm wide, 108cm high, 46cm deep illustrated Estimate : £2500-3000

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LOT 193 194 A late 17th century oak chest of small proportions, the rectangular twin plank top with moulded edge, three graduated long drawers, each with twin geometric moulded panels, later button pulls and chased brass quatrelobe escutcheon plates, moulded apron, on turned bullet feet, 72cm wide, 70cm high, 50cm deep Estimate : £1500-2500 195 A 16th century carved oak lectern figure of an eagle, modelled perched on a sphere, wings open, his head turned to dexter, with detailed plumage, all on green painted square section base, 107cm high overall, 84.5cm wide illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500

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197 A late 19th century Japanese bronze falcon, Meiji period (1852-1912), 44cm high Estimate : £500-700 198 Peter Eugene. Ball (b. 1943) “Holyman”, driftwood and bronze sculpture, signed on base, 72.5cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700 199 Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943) “The Weaver of Snow”, driftwood and bronze sculpture with gilt highlights, 69.5cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700 200 Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943) A carved wood figure, partially patinated, 77cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

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LOT 199

“I wish you enough of the wisdom of learning to challenge the truths of the wise” (Enough)

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201 A majolica style twin-handled jardiniere with central mask moulding, raised on four heavy claw feet, 50cm wide Estimate : £100-200 202 A late 17th century rosewood and walnut cabinet, the flat rectangular top with moulded cornice, over pair of doors inlaid holly, sycamore and fruitwood, heightened with poker work with four rectangular panels with strap-work frames, meander flowers with birds within a meander foliate border and similar foliate flower head and birds main border, enclosing an arrangement of twelve drawers around a large deep drawer, each with foliate panel inlay, box strung with fruitwood linings, brass bifurcated drop handles, wrought carrying handles to banded ends, on mid 18th Century figured yew wood chest, moulded edge over two short and three graduated long drawers, original chased brass sling handles, on scrolled bracket feet, 143cm high overall, 89cm wide, 46.5cm deep illustrated Estimate : £6000-9000

204 A Victorian figured walnut stationery box with brass bound edges, the carriage top hinged over pair of doors with drawer below, satinwood fitted interior, 33cm wide, 34cm high, 26cm deep Estimate : £300-400 205 A George III mahogany tripod library reading table, the rectangular top with detachable rest, hinged with strut support, on the telescopic hexagonal pedestal, brass button lock, hexagonal platform with concave arches, on ‘S’ scroll legs with club feet, 68.5cm wide, 70cm wide illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

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206 A Victorian mahogany and beech wood library table, the rectangular top with moulded edge and rounded corners, gilt tooled brown leather top, over pair of frieze drawers, brass laurel wreath drop handles, on ring and baluster turned legs, brass caps and castors, 127cm by 89cm, 74cm high illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800

203 A Victorian oak breakfront bookcase, the moulded edge top over two pairs of panel glazed doors, entrelac carved scrolled corbels to panelled stiles, plinth base, 154cm wide, 98cm high, 43cm deep illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

LOT 206 207 A 19th century bushel measure of bentwood form, 30cm diameter, 32cm high Estimate : £100-150

LOT 203

“We meet a reputation, but seldom meet the man –“ (The Gods Have Shown Me Favour)

208 A Victorian rosewood circular tripod side table, the top with satinwood centre and ebony four point star within the inlaid meander foliate and strap work border, crossbanded and with ebonised moulded edge, on gun barrel turned pedestal with baluster base, moulded dog legs with scroll toes, 54cm diameter, 71cm high illustrated Estimate : £300-500

212 A late Victorian oak three bottle Tantalus, the breakfront base fitted with drawers and stationery compartments, cut silver mounts, hallmarked for London 1900, 61cm wide, 45cm high, 23cm deep illustrated Estimate : £700-900

209 A Victorian walnut collector’s cabinet in the form of a miniature Wellington chest, the rectangular top with moulded cornice over ten shallow drawers, button pulls, locking stile, on plinth base, 40.5cm wide, 72cm high, 25.5cm deep illustrated Estimate : £700-900

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213 A William IV/early Victorian mahogany elbow library chair, upholstered with green hide, on turned and fluted supports, 63cm wide illustrated Estimate : £400-600

210 A Victorian oak breakfront bookcase, the top with stiff foliate carved moulded edge, frieze fitted three drawers with grotesque mask head pulls flanked by leaf scrolls over adjustable shelves, stiff foliate carved stiles, plinth base, 153cm wide, 109cm high, 39.5cm deep illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 210 211 A George I walnut winged armchair, with high serpentine back, button padded squab cushion seat, on squat carved cabriole supports, upholstered in hide, 82cm wide, along with a stool made to match, 58cm wide Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 213 214 A brass compound monocular microscope by Watson & Son, No.24324, with rack and pinion focussing and triple nose piece along with a fitted wooden carry case Estimate : £150-250

“A malt to nurse, a book of verse – “ (Snowed In)

215 An oval fossil 32cm by 23cm, along with a collection of printer’s old wooden type face, upper case, mounted in two frames, eight modern glass paper weights and a square glass inkwell illustrated Estimate : £300-500

LOT 221 222 A 17th century elm and oak coffin joynt stool, the rectangular twin plank top with moulded edge, stop fluted top rail with carved apron, slender ovoid and ring turned legs with block feet and moulded stretchers, 44cm wide, 71cm high, 26cm deep illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 215 216 A Victorian needlework panel depicting the bust figure of a Turk, oval with verre églomisé front and rectangular moulded and carved frame, 41cm by 36cm Estimate : £80-120 217 Richard Boardman A bronze figure of a standing fox, 20cm high Estimate : £800-1200 218 An Indian damascened steel shield or Dhal, circa 1800 together with an Indian steel hilted Tulwar sword and two arrows (4) (ex R J Wigginton collection 1988) Estimate : £150-250 219 A button back leather upholstered office swivel chair Estimate : £100-150

LOT 222 223 An early 18th century burr walnut chest, the feather and crossbanded rectangular quarter veneered top with moulded edge, brushing slide, brass button pulls, over two short and two graduated long cock-beaded drawers, original chased brass shaped lozenge escutcheon plates and handles, on bracket feet, 79cm wide, 76.5cm high, 49cm high illustrated Estimate : £2000-4000

220 A 17th century North Country oak and ash side chair or back stool, the panelled open back with moulded arch crest rail, twin plank seat with moulded edge, baluster and ring moulded turned and block legs with similar front stretcher, plain side and rear stretchers, 46cm wide Estimate : £300-500 221 An early 18th century walnut side table, the rectangular top quarter veneered, crossbanded, holly and fruitwood strung with moulded edge over two short and one long drawer, holly strung with original brass loop drop handles, cock-beaded borders, on cabriole legs with pad feet, 72cm wide, 74cm high, 45cm deep illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

“Didot’s just my type!” (My Type) (Firmin Didot, late 18th century printer and type founder)

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224 A Regency library chair, the button upholstered panel back with swept top, panel upholstered seat, adjustable via a brass button, over stowed foot stool, straight arms with padded rests, on ring moulded toupie feet with brass castors, later gold and claret trellis weave covers, 68.5cm wide illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

227 A pair of early 18th century oval chased brass girandoles, scalloped cresting over foliate scrolls and pair of soldiers flanking a panel of a woman seated on recumbent camel, and standing figure of Queen holding chalice, a palace beyond, respectively, each over pair of crouching captives with banners, issuing the pair of foliate ‘S’ scroll brackets to foliate chased frill edged drip pans and plain candle sockets, the backs, circa 1700, 71.5cm by 46cm illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

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LOT 224 225 An early 19th century rosewood book carrier, the box strung with spindle gallery and ‘S’ scroll fronts, arched handle, rectangular base with beech edge, on compressed bun feet, circa 1825, 36cm wide, 26cm high, 26.5cm deep illustrated Estimate : £400-600

228 A 17th century German circular brass alms dish, with repoussé with lion mask centre and surround of disciples in Gothic columned niches, spaced with pendant fruits, stamped and everted rim, 48.5cm diameter Estimate : £400-600 229 An arched brass cresting cast in relief with caryatid mask and formal scrolling acanthus foliage, 51cm wide, 26cm high Estimate : £200-300

LOT 225 226 An early 18th century walnut chest, the chequer strung, rectangular quarter veneered top crossbanded with moulded edge over four graduated long drawers, moulded edges and original brass batwing sling handles and escutcheons, on scroll bracket feet, 75cm wide, 77.5cm high, 43cm high illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500 LOT 226

“Come leap by the light of a moon which wanes and waxes” (Tonight, We Dance)

LOT 230 230 Peter Wright (1919-2003) Five figures - Upright nude twin figures, edition 5/100, Reclining nude twin figures, edition 8/200, Seated nude twin figures, edition 1/100, Seated nude figures on a bench Reclining female nude, edition 2/200, Back to Back nudes, edition 5/200, Embracing nudes, edition 15/200, Three standing nudes, kissing, edition 6/50 illustrated Estimate : £600-800

233 An early 18th century burr walnut pedestal kneehole desk of good colour and figure, feather banded, rectangular top quarter veneered with twin feather and crossbandings, moulded edge with rounded corners, an arrangement of a long drawer and six short drawers, moulded frames, later brass batwing sling handles, around the kneehole, blind arch drawer over the recessed cupboard door, on bracket feet, 76cm wide, 50cm deep, 77cm high illustrated Estimate : £8000-12000

231 Peter Wright (1919-2003) A stone sculpture, reclining male nude, 66cm wide by 43cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

LOT 231 232 Two contemporary metal and ceramic figure sculptures, 35cm high (2) Estimate : £150-200

“We budded from each others’ blood” (Before)

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234 A late 17th century oak chest, the twin panel top, foliate arcaded top rail and two similar panels, moulded and chip carved muntin, moulded stiles forming the feet, 81.5cm wide, 57cm high, 45cm deep illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

238 A James II oak chest, the rectangular hinged, twin plank top over shallow frieze and dummy twin walnut panel deep long drawer, two similar fronted drawers below, brass circular escutcheons, later brass drop handles, moulded rail divisions, moulded apron, stiles with appliqué lappet tops forming the block feet, 74cm wide, 71.5cm high, 48cm deep illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

LOT 234 235 An oak four poster bed constructed from 17th century timbers and panels, the headboard with pair of foliate ‘S’ scroll panels over row of three foliate arcade panels, entrelac rails and muntins over seven plain panels, moulded rails and muntins, stiles, twelve panel tester with moulded cornice, ring and vase terminal foot posts with moulded square feet, plain side rails four poster bed covers with six similar lined and interlined curtains, 140cm wide, 200cm long, 216cm high illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

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239 A Regency mahogany hall chair, the scallop back, on reeded sabre front supports, 39.5cm wide Estimate : £100-150 240 An early 18th century red walnut lowboy, with frieze drawer, on pad feet supports, 76cm wide, 71cm high, 49cm deep Estimate : £700-900 241 A George III Sheraton style mahogany and satinwood crossbanded tray having wavy galleried edge, on later stand with outswept square tapering supports as a table, 70cm wide, 48cm high, 49cm deep Estimate : £200-250 243 Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943) A painted and carved driftwood sculpture 78cm long, 36cm high Estimate : £300-500 244 Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943) A patinated and carved wood figure of a mother and child, 55cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

LOT 235 236 A late 17th century pollard ash oval cricket table, the twin plank top of good colour and figure, on three splay lozenge section legs joined by undertier, 66.5cm by 60cm, 64cm high Estimate : £700-900 237 A Victorian walnut library table, the rectangular top with moulded edge, trough superstructure with pierced trefoil ends, scrolled frieze, on square legs, heart end trough undertier, splay feet with brass caps and castors, 68.5cm wide, 93cm high, 30cm deep Estimate : £400-600

245 Peter Eugene Ball (b1943) A patinated and carved wood model group, 45cm high, 25cm wide illustrated Estimate : £300-500 246 Daniel Allen A pair of ‘Dancing Clowns’, ceramic and sheet metal (2), 60cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-400

“Assess this room!! – it’s velvet, silk and satin” (Tiff with a Mistress)

LOT 244 247 Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943) Dancing couple, painted rootwood, 57cm high Estimate : £400-600 248 A rectangular wall mirror with micro mosaic frame of Venetian glass by Murano, dated 2011 verso, 43cm square Estimate : £150-250 249 A modern seated porcelain cat in green, blue and cream glazes, 27cm wide Estimate : £80-120 250 A Gallé style cased glass table lamp, bears a signature, 35cm high Estimate : £100-150 251 Two ceramic pigs, 21cm high and 19cm high Estimate : £100-200 252 A group of sixteen pieces of various modern studio pottery and glass including vases and bowls Estimate : £150-250 253 An 18th century circular oak barrel end, carved with bacchanalian putto, wearing feathered head band holding glass aloft in his left hand, seated astride the upper of three tunns within border of ribbon bow tied fruiting vines, (purchased from H.W. Keil Ltd, Broadway, September 1995), 107cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

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256 A Graj von Castell Perfect Pencil desk set, the chrome plated lid with note, “from the desk of Felix Dennis”, together with a blotter and a magnifying desk glass (3) Estimate : £80-120 257 A pair of contemporary revolving bookcases with central star inlay, 64cm square, 69cm high Estimate : £200-400 258 A small modern circular occasional table, on a short turned column and wrought iron tripod base, along with three various gilt metal lamps standards and two modern desk lamps (6) Estimate : £80-120 259 A modern wrought iron Egyptian style open armchair, with figural cut back stretcher splat, 60cm wide Estimate : £80-120 260 A modern full length Art Deco style wall mirror, 80cm wide, 194cm high Estimate : £100-150 261 A pair of pressed sheet brass globular table lamps, with roundel raised pattern fitted with ruched gold shades (2), 51cm high overall Estimate : £100-150

254 A William IV mahogany bergere, on turned and fluted supports with brass caps and castors Estimate : £400-600 255 A pair of modern table lamps in the form of toads, worked in cast metal and interior coloured moulded glass with single rose column and square tapering shade (2), 44.5cm high overall Estimate : £100-150 LOT 253

“The ties that bind are stronger than what we tie them to” (I Took a Chair and Threw It…….)

262 A 17th century linen fold oak panel 33cm by 18cm Estimate : £50-70 263 A large modern brass table lamp, 103cm high, together with two small brass table lamps on 18th century style tripod bases, 41cm high overall Estimate : £80-120 264 A 19th century joined oak box with hinged lid on stile end supports, 58cm wide, 48cm high, with later galvanised liner Estimate : £200-300 265 A 20th century stained wood lamp standard with tapering cream shade, 173cm high overall Estimate : £50-70 266 A large modern wall mirrror of rectangular form, in a fabric covered cushion moulded frame, 94cm wide, 108cm high Estimate : £50-100 267 A large modern brass table lamp, with tapering cream shade, 93cm high overall, along with a stained beech wood lamp standard with ruched tassel, edged shade, 176cm high overall (2) Estimate : £80-120 268 An early 20th century winged armchair, on square tapering front legs terminating in brown salt glazed castors, covered in a later herringbone pattern material, together with a matched foot stool, on four cabriole legs, terminating in pad feet (2) Estimate : £200-400 269 A late 20th century Empire style walnut stool, with woven cane seat and striped seat pad, on four tapering legs raised on four claw feet, 64cm wide Estimate : £100-150 270 A 20th century Egyptian Revival salon suite comprising; a two seater sofa and pair of single chairs in gilded carved hardwood, having peacock fan backs, corded seats with loose cushions, Eye of Horus arm supports, on paw feet. The chairs with masks to the return, together with a stone topped occasional table with pierced Ankh frieze. Sofa 1.40m wide, table 46cm by 38cm illustrated Estimate : £1000-2000

271 A turned hardwood watchman’s truncheon, 61cm long, contained within a leather case with twin buckle strap Estimate : £70-100 272 A late 17th century/early 18th century tassel-end felt and hessian table runner with white metal wirework edge stitching, 119cm long, 19.5cm deep, along with a further table runner of green and gold all over design (lacking tassel ends), 147cm long x 28cm wide (2) Estimate : £80-120 273 A modern oak cricket style occasional table, 35cm diameter, 55cm high Estimate : £40-60 274 A contemporary crackle glazed female head, monogram for Janice James, 41cm high Estimate : £100-200 275 A modern Art Deco style wall mirror, of diamond shape with smoked glass point, 88cm wide, 113cm high Estimate : £100-150 276 A modern Art Deco style figural lamp, the dancing figure standing on an onyx base, the single rose fitting behind stained glass, 41.5cm high Estimate : £80-120 277 A modern reproduction yew wood veneered low two-door bookcase raised on shaped bracket feet, 98cm wide, 109cm high, 27.5cm deep and a modern Victorian style upholstered bedroom chair (2) Estimate : £70-100 278 An Adam style brass double bedstead, 1.39m wide, 1.97m long overall Estimate : £100-200 279 A 19th century weighted brass lion claw door stop, 39cm high Estimate : £40-60 280 A Georgian red silk trumpet pendant, embroidered in gold and silver wire with Royal Garter Arms, mounted in glazed frame, 42cm by 52cm Estimate : £200-300 281 Ronald Cameron (British 1930-2013) Nude girl seated on a chair, bronze with dark brown patination, signed and no.2/12, 34cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-800

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“What men call anarchy, my friend, is buried in the heart” (Lives on The Second Coming)

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282 A 16th century style full suit of armour for a child, on ebonised stand, 141cm high (ex: R J Wigington collection) illustrated Estimate : £400-600

285 A set of four Regency rosewood, brass inlaid single dining chairs with drop-in seats, on sabre fore supports Estimate : £600-800 286 A set of four Regency rosewood single chairs, brass inlaid top rail, turned roundel to lower bar, woven rush seats, on sabre leg supports Estimate : £200-300 287 A pair of brass hexagonal baluster vase form table lamps, on stained wood bases Estimate : £30-50 288 An ecclesiastical brass bible stand, adjustable table top design, 33cm wide, together with an embossed leather copy of “The New Illustrated Bible” with steel engravings Estimate : £120-180 289 A large artillery shell, the case with steel projectile, overall 1.11m high Estimate : £40-60 290 A large cow horn with brass mounts, the horn engraved “C.L.”, 65cm Estimate : £100-150 291 A suite of six Scottish crystal thistle design sherry glasses, together with a matching decanter of thistle form, hobnail decoration and engraved thistle motifs, with matching stopper and a Birmingham silver “sherry” label Estimate : £40-60 292 A moulded terracotta figure of a Samurai warrior with his horse, polychrome painted, 21cm high Estimate : £30-50

LOT 282 283 A barrel design oak cylindrical stick stand, circa 1900, with brass hoops, on turned platform, base with removable tin liner, 65cm high Estimate : £150-200 284 A Regency rosewood breakfast table, the circular top with brass inlay, on square section column to platform base, with four outswept supports, and brass hairy paw feet castors, 1.25m diameter Illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

293 A 19th century cast iron kettle, the lid numbered “5”, together with a wrought iron chimney crane Estimate : £20-30 294 A late Victorian brass hot water can, having embossed crocodile skin finish, 28cm high, together with a wrought metal pedestal stand Estimate : £20-30 295 A 17th century design brass alms dish, having embossed decoration of figures with niches, about a central sun, stamped stylized star motifs to rim, 48cm diameter Estimate : £150-200 296 Four decorative cannon balls, two being wooden, close nailed all over, 11.5cm Estimate : £20-30 297 A brass table lamp of lidded jar design, on turned wood base, with cream pleated shade, 80cm high overall Estimate : £30-50 298 A pair of late Victorian bellows, brass studded leather, with turned brass nozzle Estimate : £30-50

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299 A pair of Georgian design brass andirons, having ball and claw terminals, 25cm Estimate : £40-60

“No hope. A fist of armour wraps my heart in stone” (The Vet Just Called ……)

300 A 19th century brass two-handled scoop of bell form, fitted two wooden handles, 21cm diameter Estimate : £10-20 301 A Victorian cast brass “Mr Punch” doorstop, 31cm high Estimate : £40-60

306 An Art Deco design table lamp, fashioned as a bronzed cast metal female seated on a white marble base, before a stained glass demi-lune panel, 42cm wide, 27.5cm high Estimate : £100-150 307 A bronzed effect adjustable standard reading lamp Estimate : £20-30

302 A late Victorian terracotta lion mask, having open mouth and wavy mane illustrated Estimate : £100-150

308 An Art Nouveau design table lamp of bronzed female form, with four light arms as stalks with floral trumpet shades of marbled glass, on a socle base, bearing panel inscribed “Buisson de Mai”, 83cm high Estimate : £80-120 309 A 19th century design brass fireside companion set, the decorative stand holding a shovel, poker and tongs, with cast ball and claw terminals, together with other brass fire tools and a wrought iron log fork Estimate : £80-100 310 An embossed brass planter with coat of arms decoration and lion ring mask handles, 26cm high, together with a brass banded copper log bucket with swing handle, 26cm high Estimate : £50-70 311 A 19th century crossbanded walnut chest converted to a television cabinet, containing a “Bang & Olufsen” television set and video player, with remote and booklets, cabinet 91cm wide Estimate : £200-300

LOT 302 303 A 19th century embossed brass planter, decorated with Elizabethan hunting scenes, with mask handles, raised on ball and claw feet, 42cm wide, together with a pair of brass candlesticks, 29cm high Estimate : £50-70 304 A cast reconstituted stone mask of a ram’s horn mounted lion’s head, 35cm high Estimate : £100-150 305 A pair of Scottish Biedermeier style open armchairs, circa 1865 to 1880, each having mahogany frame with upholstered seat and back pad, orange, cream and brown stripe fabric, turned arms, on sabre leg supports, designed and made by Morrison & Co 78 George Street Edinburgh and bearing the mark No A8339. illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

312 A pair of brass hexagonal baluster vase form table lamps on polished wood bases, complete with pink fabric flared shades, overall 71cm high Estimate : £100-200 313 An Oriental design slab form table lamp with glazed birds in flight decoration, on polished wood stand with pink fabric shade, overall 79cm high Estimate : £30-50 314 A late 20th century craftsman made casket, with burr diamond veneer, yew wood lined, with removable tray and lidded compartment, fitted lock and key to the dome top hinged lid, 26cm wide, 16cm deep, 14cm high Estimate : £50-70 315 A Tiffany style table lamp, cast and painted metal umbrella shade with bell husk motifs and acanthus cap, inset eight panels of marbled glass, on a baluster stem and circular platform foot, 58cm high Estimate : £100-150 316 A Victorian rosewood veneered chess table, having circular top inlaid with chequer board, raised on barley twist stem, on Trafalgar base with scroll supports, 49.5cm diameter, 73cm high, together with a stained wood Staunton design chess set, pawn 4cm high Estimate : £500-800 317 A late 19th century “Peal and Co. of Oxford Street, London” travel trunk, fitted three boot trays, brass mounts, the top monogrammed “A.H.G.” with side carrying handles, 70cm by 39cm, 49cm high, raised on wooden rails illustrated Estimate : £300-500

LOT 305

“To seek for what lies hidden, unbidden and unknown” (What Lies Hidden)

324 An Edwardian oak Globe Wernicke design sectional bookcase, having four glazed up and over doors, on raised moulded base, 86cm wide, 1.56m high Estimate : £300-500 325 A pair of 17th century style brass candlesticks, on domed and moulded hexagonal bases, projecting flange, turned knopped stems and reel sconces, bearing date 1650 with initials ‘OGS’, 23.5cms high illustrated Estimate : £200-400

LOT 317 318 A George III oak cricket table, raised on plain tapering supports, top 48cm diameter, 60cm high Estimate : £150-250 319 A Colonial occasional table with dished brass top, on a frame made of horns (possibly Ibex), the top 36cm diameter, 54cm high illustrated Estimate : £80-120

LOT 325 326 A 19th century brass pan, with iron swing loop handle, 75cms, diameter, 45cms high Estimate : £200-300

LOT 319 320 A set of drapes for a half tester design king size bed, comprising; wool embroidered cream fabric bed cover, nine scatter cushions, roll cushion, padded cream headboard and drapes with tassel ties, to fit a bed approx 1.83m (6’) wide, 3.05m high (bed not included) Estimate : £100-200

327 An Asian bronze figure of a pig standing four square, 9cm long, a swan, 7cm long, a contemporary group of two lovers entwined in erotic pose, signed and No.5/95, 8.5cm long (3) illustrated Estimate : £200-400

321 A Victorian oak bookcase, having two columns of adjustable shelves, on pollard plinth base, 1.7m wide, 98cm high Estimate : £200-300 322 A pair of oak open bookcases, each having carved decorative top edge, linen fold panel ends, on plain plinth base, 1.67m wide, 80cm high Estimate : £300-500 323 A pair of contemporary oak craftsman made open bookcases, geometric inlay, fitted adjustable shelves, on closed bases, 1.66m wide, 97cm high Estimate : £200-300

“Live life in full – for me!” (Some Promises May Not be Kept)

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328 A large upholstered stool, the top with 17th century design tapestry cover, featuring four musicians on a blue ground, braided edge over padded sides, upholstered in burnt orange fabric, 1.3m by 92cm, 47cm high Estimate : £100-200 329 A 19th century Rococo style brass and cast iron fire grate with raspberry finials, on baluster pedestals, raised on rocaille scroll feet, with a serpentine apron, 1.08m wide, the brass supports 53cm high, the iron basket of bow form with cast finials and squared off fire back Estimate : £700-900 330 A 19th century iron fire grate, to the front a standing 19th century iron guard with pair of floral trellis doors, Gothic tracery crest rail on spire terminal, trestle ends with barley twist stems and an arch top cast iron fire back dated 1588 and initialled “I.F.C.” over fleur-de-lys with anchor motifs and stylized vines, front grille frame 1.17m wide, 98.5cm high, fire back 1.02m wide illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

Clocks Timepieces & Barometer 350 A late 20th century reproduction wall clock, in weathered green painted metal frame with simulated winder mount, the oval printed dial with Roman numerals, bearing the inscription “Grand Cafe Margot”, overall 114cm high Estimate : £80-120 351 A Victorian oak aneroid barometer, the 13inch white dial unsigned, below the arched top with china back thermometer, brass plaque below, ‘April 1893, Set Daily 8am and 8pm’, 97cms high overall illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 330 331 A substantial 19th century brass log bin of riveted construction, lion mask handles, raised on four cabriole supports with pad feet, 70cm diameter, 78cm high Estimate : £200-300 332 A Victorian fruitwood captain’s chair, having swept crest rail over yoke arms, with turned ring baluster supports, saddle seat, raised on ring turned supports with “H” stretchers Estimate : £150-250 333 A modern two seater low sofa, covered in a cream trellis pattern material, 168cm wide Estimate : £100-150

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01789 330810, 01789 330811 & 01789 330812

LOT 351 352 A 19th century walnut Vienna twin weight Regulator wall clock, the arched pediment with carved scallop front, twin finials below the later eagle finial, arch top panel glazed door with ring moulded pilasters, integral bracket base, 16cms ivory enamel dial with subsidiary seconds, brass sheathed weights, block and brass pendulum, eight day movement striking a gong, circa 1875, 128cms high overall Estimate : £300-400

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“I mopped and buffed the brass and wood and coiled the ropes in memory’s store” (Shrouded)

353 WILLIAM HAYCOCK, ASHBOURNE A marine bulkhead timepiece, in circular brass case, signed ‘Wm. Haycock, Ashbourne’, 23cm diameter Estimate : £250-350 354 R. COUSYN An Art Deco mantel clock, with kneeling painted metal figure mount, inscribed “R. Cousyn a Hazebrouck”, on a slate and onyx base, 59cm wide illustrated Estimate : £40-60

358 A Jaeger Le Coultre reverso brass cased wall clock, late 20th century in the Art Deco style, having rectangular silvered face with Arabic numerals, battery movement, 41cm by 33cm illustrated Estimate : £600-800

LOT 358 LOT 354

355 A 20th century Swiss & French brass repeating carriage clock, the enamel dial with Roman numerals, in an earlier case, 20cm high illustrated Estimate : £300-400

LOT 355 356 WILLIAM ROBB, MONTROSE A mid 19th century mahogany 8-day longcase clock, the 12” arch painted dial signed Wm Robb, Montrose, with centred subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture within a ring of Arabic numerals, and roses painted to the arch, the hood with swan-neck pediment and turned front corner hood pilasters over an ogee arch trunk door on a box base with cut out skirting plinth, 206cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-600 357 GROSSEL MAYAUX, REIMS An Art Deco mantel clock, marble cased with cast spelter Leda and the swan figurative mount, the square dial named “Grossel Mayaux Reims”, 36cm wide, raised on brass bun feet Estimate : £150-200

“The logs hiss blue, the clock strikes two” (Snowed In)

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359 A Japanese Aichi Tokei Denki Art Deco style wall clock, walnut and ebonised cased, having glass door exposing cylinder pendulum gong strike, 35cm by 16cm illustrated Estimate : £200-300

362 An Edwardian mahogany cased wall clock, having circular silvered dial with Arabic numerals, bevel cut decorative glass panel to door, fitted eight day chiming movement, dial 18cm, case 32cm by 74cm Estimate : £60-80 363 JAMES RITCHIE OF EDINBURGH, circa 1840 A brass cased lighthouse clock, engraved to the front “Store No.1”, below an inset spirit level, the 20cm white enamel dial with Roman numerals, the single fusee movement back plate stamped “Jas Ritchie & Son Edinburgh”, engraved to the back door “NLH Store spare timepiece No.1”, raised on adjustable feet. 39.5cm high. (Reputedly ordered by Robert Louis Stevenson’s father or uncle on behalf of the Northern Lighthouse Board for whom the Stevenson family built lighthouses in the 19th century) illustrated Estimate : £2500-4000

LOT 359 360 A “Karlsson” wall clock, circular convex marbled metal finish, battery movement, 40cm diameter Estimate : £20-30 361 REID AND AULD, EDINBURGH (1806-23) A Regency bracket clock, the arched mahogany case with inlaid boxwood stringing, brass ball finial, fitted ring handles to the sides and brass fish scale fabric backed grilles, the circular silvered dial with Roman numerals, engraved “Reid and Auld, Edinburgh”, fitted eight day striking movement, raised on brass bun feet, 54cm high to top of brass finial illustrated Estimate : £1000-2000

LOT 363 364 S. SMITH AND SON LTD. A late 19th century brass framed ship’s clock by “S.Smith and Son Ltd., 6 Trafalgar Square, London”, having painted dial with Roman numerals, mounted into a modern well-made oak frame, dial 28cm diameter, overall 45cm diameter Estimate : £200-300 365 A. PATTISON, COLDSTREAM A 19th century mahogany longcase clock, the hood with swan neck pediment, brass roundels and central brass finial, the hood column mounted with arched painted dial with the crowning of Bruce to the arch, spandrels with figurative depictions of the seasons, the dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, dial signed “A. Pattison, Coldstream”, fitted an eight day striking movement, the trunk door with acorn device, box base on bracket feet Estimate : £400-600 366 A Finnigans retailed French brass and enamel travel timepiece depicting horse racing under the Art Deco dial of Roman numerals, in a leather covered fitted case, 19.5cm high overall Estimate : £200-300

LOT 361

367 A modern oak finished longcase clock, with brass dial and silvered chapter ring, bearing the legend “tempus fugit”, having a single glazed door opening to reveal show weights and pendulum, supported on box base, approximately 6’ high Estimate : £120-180

“The march of time is measureless to man – and none complete what mortal hands began” (The March of Time)

The Estate Properties

The Estate Properties 370 A 16th century wood carving “St George and The Dragon”, polychrome painted and partial gilt. St George is depicted in full body armour with helmet, the reins of his horse in left hand, while slaying the dragon with the spear in his right hand. 1.03m high, base 50cm wide illustrated Estimate : £6000-8000

372 A 19th century Coco de Mer, fashioned into a box with hinged lid, opening to reveal two inner tin lined compartments, raised on stem and circular platform foot, 33cm high illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 372 373 S. MAW SON AND THOMPSON OF LONDON A Victorian mahogany framed table top display cabinet, fitted sloping glass panel and two rear mirrored doors, 1.2m wide, 46cm deep, 20cm high Estimate : £100-200

LOT 370

374 A late 18th century provincial oak hall porter’s chair, the arched hood over a panelled back with wing side panels, yoke arms, solid seat over panelled box base, fitted two drawers either side, with brass handles, ring turned arm to floor pilasters, 79cm wide, 1.58m high illustrated Estimate : £1400-1800

371 A mahogany artist’s sketching stool/easel, bears label “O. Roberson and Co. 99 Long Acre London”, circa 1900, 1.2m high illustrated Estimate : £200-300

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LOT 371

“Grief, a wound where love has kneeled” (More Useless Advice)

375 A Regency period, mahogany framed concave window seat, with hide studded upholstered top, raised on ring turned tapering supports, with brass castors, 1.14m wide, 41cm high illustrated Estimate : £700-1000

383 An Art Deco three piece drawing room suite, upholstered in pale green corded velvet with contrasting green cushions, having walnut show frame and rectangular panels to low arms, comprising; a two seater sofa and two armchairs Estimate : £500-700 384 A Chinese carved coromandel lacquer six fold screen, the central four panels depicting courtly figures engaged in play and conversation, gold background, crimson and gold borders, to the outer panels, a continuous crimson and gold frieze with panels depicting dragons pursuing the sacred flaming pearl, amidst stylized clouds, with other mythical beasts, key pattern and phoenix roundel inner border, the reverse in black lacquer with design of pearly scrolls, fitted engraved gilt brass hinges, 2m high, each panel 42cm wide (originally adapted and fixed to the wall in the London flat) illustrated Estimate : £3000-4000

LOT 375 380 A Japanese Edo period black lacquer cabinet, having double doors, the sides with flowers, bird, animal and landscape panels in gold, on shagreen ground, revealing a range of twelve drawers around a central arched panelled front drawer with engraved copper mounts, on a 19th century European black painted stand of Chinese Chippendale design, with under tier, 61cm wide, 1.42m high illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 384 385 A brass Buddha head table lamp with silk pagoda niche shade, 1.05m high overall illustrated Estimate : £100-150

LOT 380 381 An Edwardian mahogany side cupboard, having gallery back over two doors with brass handles, on squared tapering supports, with castors Estimate : £50-70 382 A Victorian rosewood twin pedestal writing desk, the top with gilt tooled hide inset, thumb nail moulded edge, over three frieze drawers with moulded edges, three drawers to each pedestal with turned knob handles, on plinth bases, 1.24m wide Estimate : £1200-1800

“And now I’ve a mansion with locks by the score” (A Room of My Own)

LOT 385

386 A late 19th century Burmese black lacquer softwood four fold screen, the frame open carved with birds amidst prunus sprays, later mirror panelled as a full length wall mirror, 1.76m x 2.68m (adapted for wall fixing) illustrated Estimate : £200-300

391 A George IV mahogany plain rectangular hall bench, with rouleau moulded ends, raised on ring turned supports, 1.10m wide Estimate : £250-350 392 Emil Kotschi, Leipzig An anatomical head modelled in wax, the top half of the skull has been taken off to reveal half of the cerebrum and the cranial nerves, coloured, signed on the collar bone, raised on ebonised socle base, 46cm high (ex - “The William Bonardo Collection of wax anatomical models - sold Christie’s 13 December 2001) illustrated Estimate : £7000-10000

LOT 386 387 An early 19th century oak and pollard oak centre, or drum table, the top inset with tooled hide, crossbanded thumb nail moulded edge, four short and four dummy cock beaded drawers to the frieze with brass ring handles, on an octagonal baluster pedestal and tripod platform base with lion paw feet, 1.03m diameter illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800 LOT 392 393 An Edwardian style brass club fender, having leather upholstered seats on barley twist supports and pierced frieze over a cavetto plinth, 1.27m wide, 46cm deep, 42cm high Estimate : £300-500 394 A pair of 19th century Queen Anne design walnut armchairs in the manner of Giles Grendey, having serpentine backs, scroll baluster splats, moulded with strapwork, outswept open arms with lions mask terminals and acanthus carved, gros point verdure needlework upholstered drop-in seats, on acanthus frieze and scallop knee cabriole supports with ball and claw feet illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000 LOT 387 388 An Art Deco ceiling chandelier, of chromed metal flowing form, with glass rod fringe and blue glass panel decoration, 44cm by 23cm, 62cm high Estimate : £400-600 389 An Indonesian shadow puppet, a pierced and painted leather figure on a stick handle, 79cm high Estimate : £30-50 390 A Betjeman’s patent tantalus, chrome framed on an oak base, containing three square cut decanters with facetted stoppers, bears presentation inscription ...”Broome Esq., from - The Alexandra Palace Homing Society, March, 1917”, 37cm wide Estimate : £200-300 LOT 394

“My shelves are full of ornament, my rooms a maze of chairs”. (I Envy Them)

395 A late Victorian aesthetic style bamboo framed occasional table of two tiers, decorated with dragon flies, on a gilded ground with anthemion borders, 53cm by 27cm, 70cm high Estimate : £50-70 396 A 19th century coromandel drum top pedestal occasional table, raised on turned pedestal and tripod supports with scrolls, on turned feet with finial mounts, 50cm diameter Estimate : £500-700 397 A Victorian oak pedestal table, adjustable height and flip circular top, raised on octagonal baluster stem, with platform base, on three scroll feet, 61cm diameter top Estimate : £250-350

403 A George III mahogany wine table having circular top, on a tapering octagonal column and arched tripod supports, 49cm diameter Estimate : £180-220 404 A 19th century “Miles and Edwards, London” mahogany wine table, having circular top, on fluted slender baluster pedestal, on arched tripod supports, stamped beneath, 50cm diameter Estimate : £300-500 405 A wall mirror in the style of Carlo Bugatti, having circular bevel-plate mirror in dark patina, copper mounted leather covered circular frame, silk tassels, overall 65cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800

398 A William IV mahogany desk chair, having scroll back and scroll arms, brass roundels inset, caned serpentine seat and green button hide squab seat, on turned and fluted fore supports with brass bosses to the capitals illustrated Estimate : £500-700

LOT 405 406 An early 20th century carved and painted wood Indian Goddess, having green patina, in decorative costume, on plinth base, 87cm high Estimate : £100-200 LOT 398 399 A Japanese lacquered column with overall lotus, insect and bird decoration, on an ebonised ground, 28cm square, 91.5cm high Estimate : £150-250 400 A late 19th century Moorish occasional table, inlaid mother-of-pearl and bone to the top with a diamond border, pierced and turned panel decoration, a mihrab to each side, on turned supports, 55cm square top, 73cm high Estimate : £200-300 401 An Edwardian mahogany tobacconist’s cabinet by “O.C. Hawkes Ltd., Globe Works, Birmingham”, having egg and dart frieze, fitted six side sliding drawers, the glazed front with gilt lettering, includes “Silk cut 7d per oz”, 56cm wide, 66ch high Estimate : £200-300 402 A 19th century oak reading table with height adjustable mechanism, the top rising to form a book rest, on hexagonal stem with arched triform supports, 56cm by 40cm top Estimate : £250-350

407 An Edwardian style brass fender of rail and ball design, inner width 92cm, outer width 1.02m Estimate : £30-50 408 A Victorian oak Gothic Revival cellarette, having cavetto moulded caddy top, the front and sides moulded with Gothic tracery, metal lined, on squared tapering feet with castors, 66cm by 48cm, 51cm high Estimate : £400-600 409 A late 15th/16th century Italian walnut sedile, having seven sided panelled tub frame, moulded top rail over an egg and dart moulding, solid seat over a panelled door with turned button pull, 58cm wide, 80cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000 LOT 409

“To plant a tree beneath whose shade another man shall lie” (Father, Dear)

410 A late 17th century oak arc chest, having triple plank carriage top with moulded edge and strap hinges, foliate carved top rail over twin arcaded panels with stylized bell flower spandrels, pomegranate and stiff leaf muntin and stiles, the sloping lower rail echoing the top rail, plain panel ends, shallow scroll apron and rail feet, 98cm wide, 64cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-600

413 A Carlo Bugatti style Moorish design centre table, having vellum inset top with copper and inlaid surround, on decorative base with turned supports, 69cm square illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000

LOT 413

LOT 410 411 A William and Mary oak bureau, the top with cushion moulded border over the slope, enclosing a fitted interior, a row of five niches over two further drawers, well with sliding cover with lopers, the table base with moulded edge over long frieze drawer with brass fittings, moulded apron, on slender ring and baluster turned legs, double “Y” shape platform stretcher, 83.5cm wide, 1.03m high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

414 A Victorian burr walnut veneered fold over card table, having serpentine top on quadruple shaped columns, on carved supports, 1.04m wide illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 414 415 A 19th century rocking chair, the frame in steel with upholstered seat, arm pads and back; in the manner of and possibly manufactured by R.W. Winfield, Birmingham, British 1840-50 illustrated Estimate : £400-600 LOT 411

412 A Victorian mahogany folio stand, opening on a ratchet mechanism, trestle ends on supports with bun feet and castors, 71cm wide illustrated Estimate : £1250-1500

LOT 415 LOT 412

“For truth sleeps late, its conscience clear as sky” (A life fills up the world…)

416 A late 19th century figured mahogany Wellington chest, fitted secretaire drawer and six further drawers with knob handles, on close plinth base, 56cm wide, 1.25m high illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

418 A Regency/William IV rosewood framed open armchair, having swept scroll back and scroll arms, upholstered in button back green hide, on “X” frame supports with moulded stylized foliage, gilt brass caps and wheel castors illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800

LOT 418

LOT 416

417 A late 19th century rosewood Davenport desk, having sliding front with brass gallery back, tooled leather slope, the side opening to reveal four drawers, slides and an inkwell drawer, all raised on turned bun feet, 51cm wide illustrated Estimate : £500-700

419 An early 19th century Chinese Canton black lacquer games box with gilded and red border decoration, canted rectangular form, the removable cover with a panel depicting figures in a landscape, opens to reveal counter boxes, dishes and lidded card boxes, raised on carved dragon paw feet, 39cm wide, 30cm deep, 13cm high Estimate : £800-1200 420 A 19th century articulated beech artist’s model of a horse and detachable rider, mounted on adjustable brass rod, on rectangular wood block base, bears label to base, “Lechertier Barbe Ltd., 95 Jermyn St., London”, the base 41cm x 14cm, sits 55cm high with key (ex Trevor Philip & Sons Ltd, St James’s London) illustrated Estimate : £5000-8000

LOT 417 LOT 420

“The Cavalry never arrive” (Roll up! Roll up!)

430 A Victorian prie-dieu or nursing chair, having fluted woolwork upholstered back and seat in rose pattern, on turned fore supports with brass castors Estimate : £50-70 431 A 19th century mahogany framed firescreen, with top and side slides, fabric covered, on outswept supports with brass cap covers, 56cm wide Estimate : £80-120

439 An early 19th century mahogany drum table, having green tooled hide top, fitted real and dummy drawers with turned knob handles, raised on turned stem and three outswept supports with brass cap castors, 92cm diameter Illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

432 A George III oak settle, having five panel back, open arm design, on three cabriole fore supports, with stretchers, 1.81m wide, 1.05m high Estimate : £500-700 433 A late 19th century captain’s or smoker’s bow chair, beech with elm seat, on ring turned supports with under stretchers Estimate : £80-120 434 A set of six Middle Eastern brass framed hanging lanterns of hexagonal form, with diamond dropper, overall 56cm high Estimate : £60-80 435 A set of eleven point stag horns, the part skull painted with the inscription “Sept 8th 1901 found in Salcombe, killed at Porlock Weir”, mounted on an oak shield, approx 75cm wide Estimate : £60-80 436 A 19th century stained mahogany framed low seated chair, possibly Portuguese, having carved back with spiral sunburst, on barley twist fore supports Estimate : £100-150 437 An early 20th century ebonised framed single chair in the manner of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, with low raised sides and leather squab seat Estimate : £150-200 438 A “Thonet” bentwood rocking chair, the arms being fabric bands on ring attachments, having intricate multi scroll design to the sides, cream fabric seat, back and arms illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 439 440 A late 19th century chest, studded leather and brocade, with iron carrying handles, red fabric lined, 80cm wide, 60cm high Estimate : £30-50 442 A 1930’s brown leather easy chair on wooden block feet, 82cm wide overall Estimate : £120-180 443 A 19th century brass jardiniere on pedestal, the bowl embossed with figures after the painting “The Money Lenders” by Quentin Massys, with lion mask ring handles, on turned stem and platform base, 98cm high Estimate : £100-200 444 A reproduction mahogany artist’s easel and seat, 1.15m high Estimate : £150-250 445 A blond ash and maple circular pedestal breakfast table on cruciform supports, 1.08m diameter, together with a set of four dining chairs illustrated Estimate : £300-500

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LOT 445

“…and I write and write this hymn of delight in an English light. (An English Light)

446 A Regency/George III mahogany secretaire bookcase, the upper section having pediment with moulded edge over twin astragal glazed doors, upon a base with oval veneers, opening to reveal a fitted interior, with drawers flanking a central door with shell paterae, flanked by secret compartments over three long raised drawers, on bracket feet, 1.14m wide, 2.48m high Estimate : £200-400 447 An oak and pine lectern, late 19th / early 20th century of gothic design with six panels each with cut out arches height 100cm width 130 cm (formerly used as the till table in the Countryside Bookshop, Goodge Street, London) Estimate : £50-100 450 A 19th century Regency design fold-over tea table, having half pole frieze, raised on octagonal tapering stem with circular platform and three scroll feet, 94cm wide Estimate : £200-300 451 An Edwardian vellum cabin trunk, having re-enforced corners and studded, opening on end to reveal one half fitted with five drawers, to the other hanging rails with wooden hangers and hinged top, monogrammed “F.G.F”, bears brass label “Dale New York”, 1.05m by 55cm illustrated Estimate : £700-900

LOT 453 454 A George III ash and walnut fall front table desk, the opening slope revealing a fitted interior of pigeon holes and drawers, on a base fitted drop handles, on turned ring and ovoid supports, with plain stretchers, 77.5cm wide, 84cm high Estimate : £1800-2200 455 A Victorian carved oak framed open arm chair having pierced carved crest of fruiting vines, scroll arm terminals with barley twist “H” stretchers, close nailed green hide upholstery, height of back 130cm Estimate : £200-300 456 A Victorian carved oak single chair, having pierced and carved crest and splat, with floral and fleur-de-lys design, carved front stretcher, overstuffed green fabric seat, studded Estimate : £100-150 460 A late 19th century leather upholstered button back tub form easy chair, having studded hide and mahogany ring turned fore supports, on brass castors illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 451

452 An early 20th century oak swivel office chair with scroll arms, brown hide studded seat, on four arched supports, with castors Estimate : £100-200 453 A cast and sheet metal table top grinder with cast lion decoration and wooden crank handle, circa 1900, 57cm high illustrated Estimate : £100-200

LOT 460

“And I must down to London town, where fools like me must earn their bread” (Early Morning in Dorsington)

461 A mahogany finished reproduction two drawer sofa table in the Regency style, a modern six division wall hanging oak magazine rack and a modern ceramic stick and umbrella stand (3) Estimate : £50-80

473 A pair of brass “Pullman” type railway carriage lamps, having hexagonal knopped stems, on arched tripod feet (one with hole to be secured to table), circa 1910, fitted cream cone shades, overall stand 45cm high, Estimate : £80-120

462 An Art Nouveau mahogany boxwood line strung two-seater sofa with serpentine top rail over a pierced centre splat, flanked by padded panels above an overstuffed seat on square tapering front legs, terminating in spade feet and brass castors, 126cm wide Estimate : £200-300

474 A rough hewn stool, having irregular weathered block top, on branch supports, top 72cm by 50cm, stool stands 55cm high Estimate : £30-50

463 A 19th century brass twin-handed log bin on three heavy claw feet, 38cm diameter, along with a modern four-fold spark guard and a modern fireside companion set (3) Estimate : £50-80

475 A pair of 19th century tôle peinte purdoniums, later decorated with portraits of a spaniel and a terrier, with scrolling gilt borders, each having acanthus carrying handle, reeded squashed bun feet, 38cm high, and associated wooden handled shovels illustrated Estimate : £400-600

464 A suite of three mahogany occasional tables, of Georgian silver table design, with pierced fret galleries, on squared supports with cross stretchers, largest 1.09m by 56cm, and pair smaller, 46cm by 61cm Estimate : £150-200 465 A Georgian design wing back easy chair, having brown buttoned hide upholstery, raised on mahogany cabriole supports, together with matching footstool Estimate : £400-600 466 A late Victorian oak adjustable piano stool, on barley twist stem and supports with cast metal and glass ball feet, top 36cm diameter Estimate : £60-80 467 A George III mahogany dropleaf dining table, having square end leaves, raised on ring turned supports, 1.14m by 1.54m extended (originally from a ‘D’ end dining table) Estimate : £100-150 468 A Georgian style wingback easy chair, upholstered in soft brown hide “Compton” design, having studded detail around arms, raised on stained wood cabriole fore supports, together with a matching footstool Estimate : £300-500 469 An Elizabethan design oak hall bench, having acanthus scroll and scallop frieze, above twin chip carved panel back, substantial carved lion arms, hinged lid box base over a lunette frieze and acanthus panel, on closed base, 1.07m wide, 45cm deep, 1.09m high Estimate : £150-200

LOT 475

Old Manor House Art (Refer To Glossary)

480 JAN FREDERIK PIETER PORTIELJE (1829-1908) Portrait of a girl wearing a red dress with wide lace collar, oil on panel, signed, 31cm by 20.5cm illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

470 A late Victorian cast iron black painted stick/umbrella stand, having fine scroll decoration to base, with removable tray, no.576 to base, 43cm wide, 57cm high Estimate : £60-80 471 A pair of oak reproduction Georgian design bedside chests, each fitted two short over three long drawers, brass shaped back plate to drop handles, on bracket feet supports, 50.5cm wide, 33cm deep, 58cm high Estimate : £100-200 472 A pair of rough hewn rustic stools with rectangular tops, on squared supports with plain stretchers, tops 46cm by 22cm, 50cm high Estimate : £60-80 LOT 480

“All art deceives – the mind if not the eye” (The Shield of Art)

481 A.J. HASTIE Three greyhounds in a landscape - Lobelia, Master McGrath and Bab at Bowster, oil on board, signed, 48cm by 60cm, inscribed on the gilt mount ‘Lobelia’ ‘Master McGrath’ and ‘Bab at Bowster’ illustrated Estimate : £800-1500

LOT 481 482 OTTO EICHINGER (Austrian,1922 - 2004) Portraits of Gentlemen, a pair, oils on canvas, signed, each 26cm by 20cm illustrated Estimate : £600-800

LOT 485 486 ALEXIS HARLAMOFF (1842-1915) Half length portrait of girl, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 61cm by 51cm illustrated Estimate : £25000-35000

LOT 482 483 SOPHIE ANDERSON (British,1823 - 1903) Portrait of a young country girl, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 36cm by 30cm Estimate : £5000-7000 484 GEORGE AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS (1814 - 1901) Evening river landscape with moored sailing barges, oil on canvas, signed monogram lower right, 30cm by 61cm Estimate : £1500-2500 485 FREDERICK VICTOR BAILEY (1919-1996) Still life - flowers in glass bowl on a ledge with dragonfly, oil on panel, signed with initials, 79cm by 54cm illustrated Estimate : £600-800

LOT 486 487 GUSTAVE-JEAN JACQUET (1846 - 1909) French Beauty, oil on panel, signed, 32cm by 24cm Estimate : £4000-6000 488 VICTOR MARAIS-MILTON (1872 - 1948) Interior with Cardinal reading a magazine, oil on panel, signed lower right, 35cm by 26cm Estimate : £2500-3500

“In a perfect world we would need no art” (Waking in my Study)

489 FABIO CIPOLLA (1854-1935) The Courtship, oil on canvas, signed, 51cm by 33cm illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500

493 DAVID DENBY (b. 1946) Portrait of Emily, oil on board, 38cm by 38cm, gallery label to reverse Watermans Fine Art Ltd, 74a Jermyn Street, London W2 illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800

LOT 493 494 CHARLES JONES (1836 - 1892) Extensive landscape with sheep and farm buildings, oil on canvas, signed, 60cm by 100cm, with monogram illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

LOT 489 490 FORTUNINO MATANIA (1881 - 1963) The Strand, London, watercolour, signed, 33cm by 20.5cm Estimate : £400-600 491 GEORGE MACKLEY The Ferry, Pencil signed and Numbered 3/75, The Watch Tower, signed and Numbered 11/75, both engravings (2) Estimate : £80-150 492 CLARE LEIGHTON (1898-1989) Lambing, Pencil signed and Numbered 8/30, 2nd State, Turning the Plough, signed and Numbered 18/50, engravings (2) Estimate : £150-250

LOT 494 495 JESSIE BAYES (fl.1901-1939) A Station of the Cross - Veronica wipes the face of Christ, mixed media, 47cm by 40cm, signed Estimate : £1200-1800 496 BRITISH SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY St. Michael slaying the serpent, mixed media on panel, 114cm by 48cm Estimate : £1500-2500

“A masterpiece? How kind of you to tell me so” (Gilded Frames)

497 E. STROGEETER Stormy coastal marinescape with shipwreck, oil on canvas, signed, 61cm by 96cm Estimate : £800-1200

500 IVO AMBROS VERMEERSCH (1810 - 1852) View of old Nuremberg, oil on canvas, 54cm by 70cm, signed and dated 1850 illustrated Estimate : £6000-8000

498 THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER (1803 - 1902) Cattle and sheep in a landscape, oil on panel, signed, 36cm by 46cm, inscribed on verso ‘painted for my friend Wm. Burgess’ illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 500

LOT 498 499 ALBERTUS VERHOESEN (1806 - 1881) Head study of a bull, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1837, 79cm by 63cm illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

501 MARCEL BRUNERY (1893 - 1982) A Sweet Tooth, oil on canvas, signed, 50cm by 60cm Estimate : £4000-6000 502 ALBERT FRIEDRICH SCHRODER (1854 - 1939) The Jewellery Box, oil on panel, signed and dated ‘88, 30.5cm by 41cm illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000

LOT 502 503 ERIC MELLOR Pluto entertains Persephone, monochrome print, signed, 32cm by 20cm, numbered 9/20 Estimate : £80-150 505 C. BAKER Standing Hare, Wolf in sheeps clothing, numbered etchings (2) Estimate : £30-50 LOT 499

“For connoisseurs I gift my craft with all my heart” (Gilded Frames)

506 JO BARRY ‘Spinney in Winter’, Etching, signed and numbered, 59/175, 20cm by 26cm Estimate : £40-60 507 17TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SCHOOL The Hodigitria Mother of God, seated holding the child Jesus, drapery background with angel to each side, tempera and gold on panel, 60cm by 40cm Estimate : £800-1200

512 JAMES VINCIGUERRA The Vintner, Stratford, 24cm by 30cm, edition 74/295, Church Street and Chapel St, Stratford, 22cm by 60cm, edition 14/295, Holy Trinity Church Stratford, 29cm by 30cm, edition 3/295, limited edition prints, (3) Estimate : £80-150 513 19th century russian school Icon with silver gilt and enamel inlay, 36cm by 30cm Illustrated Estimate : £800-1500

508 GEORGE SNOW Sex change - pair in love nest swoop’ and the black & white sketch, oil on paper, 40cm by 55cm, (2) Estimate : £400-600 509 20TH CENTURY FRENCH SCHOOL Une Naiade Moderne - Apres La Douche Coquetterie - La Branche de Haux, a pair, reproduction prints, 30cm by 20cm Estimate : £70-100 510 LEON JEAN BASILE PERRAULT (1832 - 1908) Time for Bed, oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘68, 44cm by 36cm illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

LOT 513

LOT 510 511 DARCY PENTHOLE RENZI Cat and sheep, pair of oils on board, both signed, each 40cm by 45cm (2) Estimate : £150-250

Auctioneer’s on site phone numbers

01789 330810, 01789 330811 & 01789 330812

(25th September to 4th October 2015) 56

“Life the canvas, joy the paint” (Laughing Buddha)

Carpets, Rugs and Textiles

Carpets, Rugs & Textiles 520 An antique Kazak rug, the blue ground with overall stylized designs, deeply bordered in red, 2.35m x 1.13m illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800

523 A Persian Beluch small runner, blue ground with two lines of pink floral star motifs, ivory and pink bordered, 2.6m x 51cm Estimate : £100-200 524 An old Beluch rug, blue ground central panel with stylized pattern in red and ivory, with red ground border, 2.08m x 1.18m Estimate : £20-40 525 An antique Kazak rug, ivory ground central panel, red and blue stylized decoration within a blue border, 1.28m x 1m Estimate : £800-1200 526 A Qashqai Soumak rug, red ground central panel decorated with stylized animals and flowers, within ivory and blue borders, tasselled to the sides, 1.4m x 1.09m Estimate : £700-900 527 A Qashqai Soumak rug, cream ground, having two square medallions in terracotta and pale blue, within a red stepped geometric border, tasselled to the sides, 1.39m x 97cm Estimate : £600-800

LOT 520

528 An Afghan Kunduz rug, blue and purple ground, with stylized cream motifs within a decorative framework of borders, 1.42m x 1.01m Estimate : £200-300

521 An antique Kazak rug, the red ground with five central medallions in red, blue, green and ivory within a decorative framework of borders, 2.1m x 1.28m Estimate : £800-1200

529 An antique Shirvan rug, red ground, having three blue central medallions within a decorative framework of borders, 1.56m x 1.10m Estimate : £700-900

522 An Afghan Kunduz rug, deep pink ground, the field with stylized floral designs in ivory and dark blue, within a decorative framework of borders, 3.16m x 2.02m illustrated Estimate : £600-800

530 An old Gabbeh rug, banded central ground in cream, gold and blue, decorated with goats and stylized creatures, blue bordered, 1.62m x 95cm Estimate : £300-500 531 A Qashqai Soumak rug, a pale blue ground decorated with eight black and white stylized creatures, multi red bordered, 1.55m x 1.05m Estimate : £500-800 532 A Persian Hosseinabad long runner, red ground, green, cream and pale blue palette, bordered, 7.72m x 70cm illustrated Estimate : £2000-4000

LOT 522

533 A Kashmir silk rug, multi central panels depicting stylized trees and shrubs, in a palette of moss and other greens, also bordered with trees and garden designs, 2.2m x 1.55m Estimate : £600-800

“My Apple suit, two Kilim rugs, chrome furniture from Heals” (Misspent)

LOT 532

534 A Kashmir silk rug, the central medallion with stylized floral motifs, with spandrels, overall palette of celadon green, cream and terracotta, within a decorative framework of borders, 2.2m x 1.55m illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 534

538 A Persian Gabbeh rug, cream ground, decorated with small figures within a random dot and stripe surround, 1.3m x 88cm Estimate : £80-120 539 A Persian Gabbeh rug, cream ground, decorated with small device to centre, within a random dot and stripe surround, 1.32m x 78cm Estimate : £80-120 540 A Persian Bidjar rug, salmon pink ground with central cream medallion, overall stylized floral design, banded to the spandrels, cream acanthus leaf border, 2.4m x 1.71m illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

LOT 540

535 A Qashqai Mafrash rug, with red and cream stripes to either end, central bands with stylized exotic creatures, blue and gold colours, tasselled to the sides, 1.58m x 1.23m Estimate : £600-800 536 An Afghan Shirvan rug, blue ground with three red central medallions divided by stylized birds and flowers, within a decorative framework of borders in blue, mustard and red, with running floral band, 1.61m x 1.10m illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

541 A Suzani Kurdi runner, flat weave cream ground with stylized figures, deer and trees, separated on geometric bands and bordered, 1.98m x 64cm Estimate : £150-250 542 A Persian Senneh runner, blue ground with five cream lozenge medallions, stylized designs, red bordered, 2.49m x 52cm Estimate : £200-300 543 An Afghan Beluch rug, having a ground of diagonal bands with tile squares in red, blue and stone, red and pink multi bordered, 2.13m x 1.43m Estimate : £100-150 544 A Suzani Kilim rug, flat weave ground of squares, alternate colours of red, cream and green, bordered with diamonds in rectangles, 1.71m x 1.10m Estimate : £100-150 545 A Tibetan Tiger rug of trophy design, laid out on a stone ground, blue highlights to eyebrows and claws, long scrolling tail, 1.73m x 1.21m illustrated Estimate : £700-900

LOT 536 537 An antique Kazak rug, red ground with blue central square frame, hooked to two inner bands, within a deep decorative framework of borders in red, blue and yellow, having stylized bird motifs, 1.57m x 1.51m Estimate : £80-120

“I speak to pictures, fondle wood, stroke rugs ….. Linger where friends and lovers stood” (Moving Forward – Looking Back)

LOT 545

546 A Turkoman Chuval rug, deep red ground, bearing gulls in cream and orange, deeply bordered on one edge, 1.20m x 80cm Estimate : £200-300 547 A Turkoman Chuval rug, deep red ground, bearing gulls, deeply bordered to one long edge, 1.43m x 80cm Estimate : £180-220 548 An antique Sarab rug, pale green ground with overall lattice in blue, with red and gold, red banded with floral motifs, 1.13m x 1.19m Estimate : £400-600 549 A Persian Malayer rug, cream ground with rope twist bands, bordered in brown, cream and pink, with stylized floral motifs, 1.87m x 1.22m illustrated Estimate : £700-900

553 An Afghan Chuval bag, blue ground with cream bands, having running lozenge design, deeply tassel fringed with ceramic beads woven in, also tasselled to the sides, plain back, 68cm x 47cm Estimate : £50-80 554 An Afghan double saddle bag with bands of deep red with stylized blue and cream motifs, fringed, with a plain back, 1.11m x 45cm Estimate : £150-200 555 A Kurdish Chuval bag, strip banded in cream, blue and red, bordered, 1m x 76cm Estimate : £120-180 556 A Hereke silk table runner in Klimt Seccessionist design on a green ground with deep blue, red and bottle green palette, bordered and fringed, 84cm x 49cm illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 556 LOT 549 550 A Persian Qashqai rug, dark blue central medallion within a red diamond, on a further blue ground with squares to the corners, overall floral stylised design, bordered, 1.55m x 1.15m Estimate : £500-700 551 A Suzani Soumak rug, having red field evenly patterned, red and cream palette, banded and fringed, 1.67m x 1.02m Estimate : £400-600 552 An antique Qashqai rug, blue ground, a geometric framework of medallions with stylized bird motifs, within a decorative framework of borders in pale blue, deep red, ochre and cream, 1.85m x 1.60m illustrated Estimate : £700-900

557 A Shahsavan rug, blue ground with stylized blue, cream and red designs, 70cm x 47cm Estimate : £50-100 558 A Turkoman Chuval bag, both piled and flatweave, deep red ground with strips and gulls, 1.3m x 68cm Estimate : £150-250 559 A Kashmir silk carpet, multi panel field with trees and stylized garden designs, squared panel border in a palette of pale jade green, cream and pink, 3m x 1.83m illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800

LOT 559 LOT 552

“True loves warrant knows no border” (True Love)

560 An antique Sarab rug, crimson panel with cream criss-cross motif, deeply bordered camel band with blue and red motifs, 2.94m x 1.08m illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

565 An antique Kazak rug, green ground with central cream canted square, red and yellow designs with hooked square motifs to the corners, crimson border with bird and human form decoration, 1.88m x 1.42m illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500 566 An old Caucasian prayer rug, blue mihrab ground, central medallion in red and cream, red bordered with stylised flowers and outer zig-zag border, 1.51m x 1.16m Estimate : £80-120 567 An antique Kazak rug, blue ground with geometric and floral motifs in green, ochre and red, deeply bordered in a flower head and lattice design, 2.2m x 1.41m illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 563

568 An old Persian runner, plain blue ground, central field bordered by cream and red running tendril and flower surround, 4.26m x 1.25m illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 560 LOT 565

561 A Persian Malayer rug, blue ground with boteh decoration, within a framework of borders in red and cream, 2.02m x 1.30m Estimate : £300-400 562 A Tibetan Tiger rug of trophy design and shape, tiger striped on a ginger ground, with a narrow blue and cream border, fringed, 2.34m x 1.54m Estimate : £700-900 563 An old Persian Karadja carpet, blue ground with medallions and stylised flowers in salmon pink, cream, blue and green, within a framework of borders, 4.52m x 3.47m illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500 564 A Tibetan Tiger rug of trophy design, the simulated skin with scrolling tail, on a blue ground, pink detail to mouth and nose, 1.71m x 97cm Estimate : £300-500

LOT 568

“I plucked all the cherries chance would allow,” (I Plucked All the Cherries …)

LOT 567

569 An old Persian Gabbeh rug, deep orange red ground, having central device with floral decoration to the corners of the field, zig-zag bordered, 1.92m x 1.21m Estimate : £300-400 570 A Persian Nasrabad rug, red ground with central arrow head motifs and medallions, stylized floral designs, bordered, 4.16m x 1m Estimate : £600-800 571 A Persian Yallameh runner, lozenge central panels in blue, red and cream, blue bordered with stylized floral motifs, 6m x 87cm illustrated Estimate : £700-900 572 A Tibetan Tiger rug of trophy design, having tiger stripes on a ginger ground, fringed and lightly bordered, 2.38m x 1.75m illustrated Estimate : £700-900

LOT 575 576 An antique Kazak long rug, having narrow plain central blue panel, within a framework of borders in red and cream with stylized floral motifs, 3.37m x 1.08m illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500 LOT 571

LOT 572 573 A Turkish Kazak rug, cream ground with three blue medallions and stylised birds, diamond bordered, 1.8m x 1m Estimate : £80-120 574 An old Persian Gabbeh rug, cream ground with stylized goat, ram, cockerel and figures, zig-zag borders, 1.82m x 94cm Estimate : £250-350 575 An antique Persian Heriz silk prayer rug, temple mihrab with columns and hanging lantern, on a blue ground, deeply bordered with stylized floral designs in red and ochre, 1.88m x 1.38m illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000

LOT 576

“Life is not a dress rehearsal, I once heard a poet say” (Dress Rehearsals)

577 A fine Kashmir silk carpet, deep blue ground, central medallion with leaf surround, all over floral and tendril designs with hanging lanterns, decorated to the spandrels, within a framework of borders, 3.65m x 2.75m illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

580 An antique Sarab runner, cream ground, central green lozenge medallion, flanked by two red similar, zig-zag motifs, bordered in red and blue, 3.14m x 90cm Estimate : £700-900

588 A Persian Qashqai rug, orange red ground, central cream panel with stylized tree bands, square and floral motif border, 2.19m x 1.65m illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800

581 An Afghan Akcha rug, red ground with six medallions held in a lattice construct, bordered in blue and cream, 1.32m x 1.06m Estimate : £80-120 582 A Persian Yallemeh rug, blue ground with five central diamond medallions, canted field panel, blue and pink bordered, 2.49m x 1.6m Estimate : £600-800 583 A Kashmir silk rug, pink ground with stylized floral decoration, cream and blue bordered, 2.47m x 1.67m illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

LOT 588 589 An Afshar Sofreh rug, the central panel with diamond medallions, within a decorative framework of borders, orange, red and blue stylised designs, 1.32m x 1.37m Estimate : £150-250

LOT 577 578 An antique Shirvan rug, pale blue ground with figurative decoration, includes a high ranking military leader in the upper field, above two panels of female figures, deeply bordered in red, blue and cream, 1.57m x 1.25m illustrated Estimate : £3000-4000

590 An Afghan Beluch rug, orange ground with stylized birds and camels within a zig-zag border, 1.9m x 1.19m Estimate : £150-250 591 Three Turkish rugs, includes two Konya and a Dosemealti, cream, blue and deep pink geometric and stylized designs, bordered. The Konya’s 1.73m x 1.11m and 2.13m x 1.27m and the Dosemealti 1.88m x 1.3m Estimate : £200-300 LOT 583 584 A Turkoman rug, green ground decorated with gulls, bordered, 2.46m x 1.56m Estimate : £150-200 585 A cream ground carpet with overall spot design, 1.88m x 2.65m Estimate : £150-250

LOT 578 579 A fine Persian Qashqai rug, red ground with three panels having diamond centres, within a framework of borders, 1.8m x 1.10m Estimate : £700-900

586 A contemporary “Arequi pa” New Zealand rug, blue abstract design Estimate : £100-200 587 A “Missoni” Tucan mixed fabric, Sabbia colour, blue stripe rug, 1.7m x 2.4m Estimate : £100-200

592 A 17th Century French tapestry panel depicting a pair of hounds to the left chasing a central leopard, rearing, biting the arrow in its right shoulder, beside a stream with a wolf or fox, Sylvan landscape beyond, within a meander blue cornflower on russet border, later outer border, 63cm by 1.69m overall Estimate : £1500-2000 593 A modern Caucasian Karabagh rug, the dark blue field with five large latch hook hexagonal medallions, wide main border with repetitive diamond trellis in white and colours, 2.14m long, 1.28m wide Estimate : £250-350

“They fell the trees, and watch the desert grow:” (We Are Now Too Many)

594 A late 19th century/ early 20th century Shirvan rug, royal blue field with allover rows of geometricized cruciform motifs in multi colours and tile pattern main border in iron red, 2.38m long, 1.14m wide Estimate : £500-700 595 A Caucasian Kuba rug, the red field with a geometric design within outer guard stripes, 1.60m long, 1.10m wide Estimate : £250-350 596 A Caucasian Karabagh runner of ‘mini khani’ design, 2.60m long, 1.17m wide Estimate : £100-150 597 A Turkish Yaqcebedir runner, the narrow dark blue field with two rows of eight pointed stars, five narrow border stripes, 2.67m long, 53cm wide Estimate : £150-250 598 An Eastern flatweave rug, central field of fifteen tiles divided by a pile frame with floral decoration, various colours - ochre, deep pink, green, cream, blue, bordered in diamond and running figures of “8”, 1.58m x 1.07m Estimate : £150-250 599 A Heriz rug, red ground with two medallions containing floral bouquets, framed in blue, overall lattice trellis with flower heads, bordered in pale blue with stylized flowers, 2.15m x 1.46m Estimate : £300-400 600 A Caucasian Dagestan rug, the cream field with rows of small geometricized flower forms, wide mid blue border with stylised crab motifs, 1.4m long, 1.04m wide Estimate : £250-350 601 A Soumac weave rug, 146cm long, 110cm wide Estimate : £400-600 602 An Eastern design machine made rug, pink ground with central medallion in blue, with geometric border, fringed, 1.4m x 1.96m Estimate : £30-50 603 A Turkish silk tile pattern rug, 220cm long, 156cm wide Estimate : £800-1200 604 A Persian silk rug of Kashan type, 214cm long, 157cm wide Estimate : £800-1200

605 A Soumac weave rug, 137cm long, 97cm wide Estimate : £100-150 606 Modern Iranian tribal wool rug, 160cm long, 95cm wide Estimate : £120-180 607 A modern Caucasian design blue and red ground runner with nine geometric medallions in a triple border, 265cm long, 75cm wide Estimate : £50-100 608 A modern Persian design Kazakh runner, red and cream ground with nine central geometric medallions within a triple border, 252cm long, 82cm wide Estimate : £50-100 609 A blue red and cream ground Turkish design two sectional woollen rug, 196cm long, 139cm wide Estimate : £80-120 610 An “Einstein Moomiy” contemporary carpet, cream ground, grid design with red line and blue border, 1.88m x 2.72m Estimate : £50-70 611 A “Missoni” wool rug by T & J Vestor, Luxor, geometric design, with border, 2m square Estimate : £100-200 612 A Japanese Obi, possibly bullion embroidery on a red ground, abstract designs with bow decoration Estimate : £100-150 613 Three Japanese Obi, richly embroidered fabric sashes, each with various designs; i) cranes, ii) exotic birds and iii) fans bearing character inscription; cranes 31cm by 3.7m long, exotic birds 31cm by 3.84m long, fans 30cm by 2.12m long Estimate : £100-150 614 A modern Afghan red ground runner, 190cm long, 78cm wide Estimate : £50-70 615 A modern Persian Kundos rug, red ground with all over geometric design, 207cm long, 147cm wide Estimate : £100-150

616 A Victorian needlework panel depicting the bust figure of a Turk, oval with verre églomisé front and rectangular moulded and carved frame, 41cm by 36cm Estimate : £70-90 617 A Chinese carpet, crimson ground, with carved cream floral design, central cartouche and bordered, 3.15m x 2.43m Estimate : £100-200 618 A Chinese carpet, celadon ground, oval carved floral design, central cartouche and bordered, 2.87m x 1.91m Estimate : £50-70 619 An Eastern wall hanging, five panels with raised figures, embroidered in wirework, sequins and glass beads, with blue fabric surround, with hanging pole, 1.7m wide, 76cm high overall Estimate : £100-200 620 A pair of flat weave wall hangings, the square fields containing stylized floral and animal motifs, in blue, gold, red and ivory, with zigzag borders, 35cm x 1.46m, and another similar, 39cm x 1.27m (2) Estimate : £60-80 621 A Turkoman panel with pointed top, decorated with gulls, red and cream on a dark ground, deeply fringed with tassels, 74cm high (minus frieze), 1.23m wide Estimate : £50-70 622 A Nepalese Tiger rug, depicted licking a paw, on a terracotta ground, with label sewn in “Barin Carpets - Restoration and Cleaning, London”, 1.95m x 1.54m Estimate : £200-300 623 A machine made wool rug, blue and brick colour, with “V” to one corner, 1.92m x 2.71m Estimate : £100-150 624 A flat weave and part pile rug, with central lozenge, two brown bands of stylized flowers and blue banded 1.10m x 2.25m Estimate : £150-200 625 A Kashmir silk rug, orange ground with flowers and animals, blue bordered, 1.84m x 2.52m Estimate : £1200-1800 626 A Kilim rug, orange, red and ochre zigzag pattern banded at ends, 1.34m x 1.99m Estimate : £80-120

“The Lamb has spoke in the Tyger’s ear: “I fear for thee. I fear for thee”, (The Lamb Bids the Tyger Farewell)

627 A Turkoman design rug, deep red ground with central gulls, bordered deeply with plant forms to one side Estimate : £150-200 628 A Caucasian Kazak rug, seven central medallions, in blue, orange, pink and cream, deeply bordered, 2.2m x 1m Estimate : £300-400 629 A Turkish design rug, blue stripes with terracotta and pink geometric designs, with “V” motifs to corners, bordered, 2.71m x 1.96m Estimate : £100-150 630 An Afghan Kazak rug, cream and terracotta ground with green square to centre, stylized designs, bordered, 2.54m x 1.73m Estimate : £600-800 631 A Qashqai Soumak rug, cream ground with stylized designs, 1.1m x 1.56m Estimate : £500-700 632 A Qashqai Soumak rug, red ground and deep bordered, 1.8m x 1.2m Estimate : £700-900 633 A Qashqai Kilim saddle bag of chequered design, 1.84m x 46cm Estimate : £100-200 634 A modern red ground Afghan Kunduz rug, 201cm long, 147cm wide Estimate : £100-150

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01789 330810, 01789 330811 & 01789 330812

(25th September to 4th October 2015) “Doing minus knowing’s only bluffing on the run;……..Nothing but the knowing plus the doing gets it done” (“Knowing isn’t doing”)

Tribal Art

Tribal Art 640 An African tribal wood carving, figure with distorted features, 41cm high Estimate : £20-30 641 An African carved wood head rest with chip carved decoration, 18cm high and an early 20th century wooden lidded storage box, with geometric carved decoration, possibly from the Great Lakes of Central Africa region Estimate : £30-50 642 A Mexican Huichol Jaguar head mask, carved wood, bead covered in bright designs, 20cm high Estimate : £60-80 643 Three 20th century wood and rawhide South Western tribal drums, two with wrought iron stands, tallest drum 59cm high Estimate : £70-90 644 An American part steer skull, mounted with fur, feather and an amethyst stone, 50cm wide, together with tribal artefacts; a bag, bone rattle, eagle foot sceptre, moccasins etc. Estimate : £100-200 645 African Tribal Art, MADAGASCAR, 19th century, carved wood bird form Mijoa, 114cm high. These eroded archaic sculptures were made to embellish the graves of important families, the birds represent the interconnection of life and death. (Provenance - ex collection Francois Coppens, Brussels) illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 645

646 African Tribal Art, SOUTHERN SUDAN 19th century, Bongo culture Ancestral figure, weathered wood, 105cm high (Provenance - Bryan Reeves, Tribal Art, London, collected from Bahar Al Gazel province) illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000 647 Eleven various Australian Aboriginal Boomerangs to include hunting and returning types, late 20th century Estimate : £20-30 648 A large pair of decorative West African Benin style bronze Leopards - cast in sections with verdigris surface - Nigeria - 20th Century approx overall height 90cm illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500 649 Six various painted Balinese masks with display stands, two with articulated mouths Estimate : £400-500 650 Four various Balinese masks with display stands, one with facial hair and one with articulated jaw Estimate : £300-400 651 Four various Balinese painted masks with bases to include a ‘Topeng’ example Estimate : £300-400 652 Four various Balinese painted masks with bases Estimate : £300-400

LOT 646

“…….Art is not a thing, it is the way” (The Shield of Art)

LOT 648

653 A West African Bambara initiation mask, Burkino Faso / Mali , 20th Century Estimate : £60-80 654 Four decorative West African masks with painted details Estimate : £40-60 655 Four masks, two gourds with carved decoration & a carved handle with facial detail possibly from Gabon, West Africa Estimate : £40-60 656 A heavy Indonesian carved wood mortar with lug handles, 20th century Estimate : £40-60 657 A Naga Konyak protection figure - Naga Land, North East India, early 20th century illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

660 Two West African Nigerian Hausa hornbill decoys with mounts Estimate : £80-120 661 A single Nigerian Hausa decoy with hornbill skull Estimate : £60-80 662 A carved wood bowl with white metal mounts and box with ancient textile fragment (possibly Nazca) from Peru (2) Estimate : £30-40 663 Two West African Dan masks and one Poro secret society mask Liberia Estimate : £50-70 664 A small painted Songye / Luba mask, Congo, 20th century illustrated Estimate : £60-80

LOT 664

665 A Chokwe mask, Angola and Kuba mask from Congo (2) Estimate : £50-70 666 A West African Dan mask with cowrie shells and painted details Estimate : £50-70 LOT 657 658 Two Fang masks from Gabon, West Africa Estimate : £60-80 659 Two West African Nigerian Hausa hornbill decoys with mounts Estimate : £80-120

667 A Nigerian Igbo mask, a Ghanaian mask and a Guatamalan beaded mask (3) Estimate : £20-30 668 A Ghanaian mask, an East African mask, a Guatemalan mask and two West African tribal style masks (5) Estimate : £40-80

“The soul of art lies not in what we make, but in the void of what we dare forsake”. (You Think You See)

669 A Sumatran rhino mask, a Balinese stringed instrument and an Indonesian mask (3) Estimate : £40-60

683 An East African Makonde mask, Tanzania and a small pair of West African cast brass Benin Leopards, Nigeria (3) part illustrated Estimate : £250-350

670 A Mexican ceramic mask and another wooden panel mask in the Art Deco style (2) Estimate : £20-30 671 Two Balinese masks and a Tibetan mask (3) Estimate : £30-50 672 Two Japanese masks with long open mouths Estimate : £20-30 675 Four various painted Balinese masks with display stands Estimate : £300-400 676 Four various painted Balinese masks with display stands Estimate : £300-400

LOT 683

677 A small Japanese lacquer Noh mask and a red lacquer mask of an Oni (2) Estimate : £100-150 678 A Japanese red lacquer Noh mask Estimate : £80-120

684 An Oceanic Polynesian Solomon Islands carved giant clam shell pectoral pendant with cut shell disc necklace, depicting Frigate birds (Provenance Chris Boylan, Oceanic Art, Australia) illustrated Estimate : £300-500

679 Two Japanese open mouth Noh masks (2) Estimate : £150-250 680 Two Japanese Washibana Akujo masks (2) Estimate : £100-150 681 A Japanese Oni mask glass eyes and surprised official mask (2) Estimate : £200-250 682 An East African Makonde helmet mask with real human hair - early 20th century - Tanzania illustrated Estimate : £300-500 LOT 684

685 Mounted West African Bam Bara/Marka mask with indigo pigments and copper sheet decoration (Mali 20th century) Estimate : £300-400 686 A Bakongo African fetish figure, 20th century Congo, with attached nails and blades, 33cm high, together with a 20th century rootwood carving of an Immortal, and two carved wood Far Eastern figures (4) Estimate : £50-70

LOT 682

“All ugliness is beauty, strangely clad” (Beauty)

The Eric Gill Collection

The Eric Gill Collection Lots 690-745

690 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Landscape near Slindon, Sussex Downs, inscribed with title lower right, watercolour, 13cm x 21cm (Note: Anthony d’Offay gallery label to the reverse, inscribed with title and date, c.1908) illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800

LOT 690 691 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Drawing of Cormac’s chapel, Rok of Cashel, inscribed with title lower left and f 26.7.21 lower right, pencil, 21cm x 17cm illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 692 693 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of three wood engravings depicting Hamlet; Hamlet and Polonius, signed lower right and numbered 8/15 lower left, 9.5cm x 7.5cm (I), Hamlet, signed lower right and numbered 22/25, 25.5cm x 17.5cm (SH), Hamlet and Ghost, signed lower right and numbered 10/12, 9.5cm x 7.5cm (I) (3), unframed illustrated Estimate : £2500-3000

LOT 691 692 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Design for a tombstone, inscribed, pencil and crayon, 79cm x 39cm (Note: Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books label on the reverse which reads; ‘Magnificent and extremely large design for the tombstone of Hannah Boulter which can be found in the cemetery of St Egwin’s Church, Norton and Lenchwick, Worcestershire’), unframed, mounted and stuck down onto acid free cardboard illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

“Thus I have spent my life upon gilded frames” (Gilded Frames)

LOT 693

694 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Design for monument - Madonna and Child, signed with initials and dated 12.3.23 lower right, pencil, 23cm x 16cm (SH) (Note: Sophie Schneideman Rare Books label on the reverse reads ‘Drawing of headstone for Gill’s monument to Constance Evelyn Tyler in the Holy Trinity cemetery, Northwood, Middlesex), stuck down onto mount, unframed Estimate : £4500-6500 695 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of three copper engravings for Procreant Hymn; i) Earth receiving, signed with initials lower right and inscribed ‘proof’, 12.5cm x 9cm (PL), (Note: Sophie Schneideman Rare Books Label on the reverse reads ‘proof of an alternative and more explicit design which was rejected in favour of the more delicately covered image actually used for ‘Earth receiving’ in procreant Hymn published by The Golden Cockerel Press in 1926’), ii) Earth waiting, signed with initials lower right, numbered 10/15, 11cm x 8 3/4cm (PL), iii) God sending, signed lower right and numbered 2/15, unframed, 11cm x 8.5cm (PL) (3) Estimate : £2000-3000

698 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of three wood engravings: i) Torso of a woman, signed lower right, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse, ii) Toilet, signed lower right, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse, iii) A Tennis Player, signed lower right Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse (3), various sizes illustrated Estimate : £1200-1800 699 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Autumn night, wood engraving, signed lower right, approx 16cm x 10cm (SH), together with further five wood engravings by the same hand, titled The Tennis Player, Teresa and Winifred Maxwell, Crucifix, Mary at the Sepulchre and St Christopher (6), unframed, various sizes illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500 700 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Six wood engravings for The Aldine Birle: each with a Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse,

i) St John, signed lower right, numbered 8/10, ii) Bartimeus, signed lower right, numbered 5/20, iii) St Luke, signed lower right, numbered 4/10, iv) St Matthew, signed lower right, numbered 7/10, v) woman and ship, signed lower right, numbered 2/10, vi) The Act of the Apostles, signed lower right, numbered 6/10, various sizes (6) Estimate : £3500-4500 701 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of six wood engravings from clothes and clothing without cloth, i) Art and Prudence, inscribed ‘L.W from E.G’ lower right, ii) Venus, signed lower right, numbered 24/25, iii) Nature and Nakedness, signed lower right, numbered 17/25, iv) Trousers as spats, signed lower right, numbered 4/10, v) Cloths as workshops, signed lower right, number 9/10, vi) Natured and Nakedness, signed lower right, numbered 23/25, Various sizes, two framed, four unframed (6) Estimate : £4000-6000

696 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Two copper engravings for procreant Hymn, i) Earth Receiving, signed with initials lower right, numbered 3/25, 11cm x 8.5cm (PL), Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label to the reverse, ii) God sending, signed with initials lower right, numbered 17/25, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label 11cm x 8.5cm (PL) to the reverse (2) Estimate : £1500-2000 697 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of four wood engravings for Henry VIII and the New Temple, i) The Coronation of Anne, signed lower right and numbered 4/10, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse reads: Proof of an illustration of Shakespear’s Henry the Eight edited by Herbert Farseon and published by the Limited Editions Club in 1939, ii) Puck Juggling, signed lower right and numbered 6/20, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Boots Label on the reverse reads: ‘One of five designs used to illustrate volumes of the New Temple Shakespeare, published by Dent and Dutham, 1934 - 36, iii) Comedy Man trying to fly, signed lower right and numbered 11/20, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Boots Label on the reverse, iv) Romance: Man seizing unreality, signed lower right, numbered 18/20, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse (4) unframed, various sizes Estimate : £1200-1800

LOT 698

LOT 699

“A walk within an old Cathedral’s hush Is worth all the Picasso’s ever bought” (Craft)

702 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of wood engravings for The Constant Mistress and The Passion of our Lord, i) Bake an Bough, signed lower right, numbered 12/20, with Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse, ii) The Constant Mistress, signed lower right, numbered 3/20, iii) St Mark, signed and numbered 20/30 (3) Various sizes, unframed Estimate : £1200-1800 703 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Portrait of David Pepler, signed lower right, inscribed with title and dated September 3 1934, pencil, 36cm x 22cm (I), together with a drawing titled ‘John Gray’ later Canon author of Silverpoints etc., by the same hand (2) illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

705 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Christ seated, wood engraving, signed lower right, numbered S, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse reads ‘Proof of an illustration for Quia Langueo, edited by H.S Bennett, printed by Hague and Gill, published by Faher and Faher Ltd in 1937, together with two further wood engravings by the same hand, Divine Lovers and Artist and Mirror II, unframed (3), various sizes illustrated Estimate : £1600-2000

LOT 703 704 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Rahere, wood engraving, second state, signed in ink lower right and numbered 16/100, 12cm x 10cms (I), Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse reads ‘Proof of a design, which is its first state had been used on the corner of Saint Bartholomew’s Hospital Journal in 1938’, together with two more wood engravings by the same hand, The Lost Child, signed and numbered 9/15 and At the Round Earth’s Imagin’d corners, signed and numbered 4/15 (3) illustrated Estimate : £1800-2500

LOT 705 706 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Jesus and the doctors, wood engraving, signed lower right and numbered 2/15, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse reads ‘Proof of an illustration on p.225 of The English Bible edited by Arthur Mayhew and published by Messrs Ginn and Co. in 1938, together with two further wood engravings by the same hand, titled ‘The way of the cross’ and ‘Blind Girl’ (3), unframed, various sizes Estimate : £1500-2000 707 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection four engravings, i) The Skaters, copper engraving, signed, numbered 15/20, ii) Alphabet of initial letters, unnumbered, iii) Woman bending, wood engraving, signed lower right, numbered 17/25, iv) St Mary Magdalen , wood engraving, unnumbered for Passio Domini Nostri Jesue Christi , (4) unframed in mount, various sizes Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 704

“An artist dare not trust – he seeks to tear all veils to ragged shreds and cast them down” (You Think You See)

708 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of four wood engravings, i) Woman with balloons, unnumbered, ii) The Flight, signed lower right, numbered, 10/10, iii) Girl on carpet and girl on leaves, signed lower right, numbered 6-6, iv) St Bernadette, signed lower right, numbered 13/50 (4) unframed in mounts, various sizes illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

712 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Six engravings for Art and Love, i) With Ritual Chant, signed lower right, numbered 1/15, ii) Bread of these Stones, signed lower right, numbered 13/15, iii) The Artists: Man’s peculiar and appropriate activity, signed lower right, numbered 14/15, iv) With ritual chant, signed lower right, numbered 8/15, v) Clothes for dignity and adornment, signed lower right, numbered 8/15 (5) 3 unframed, 2 unframed, various sizes Estimate : £3500-4500 713 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Self portrait, engraving, 24cm x 18cm (I), together with an engraving by the same hand titled ‘The Prior of Caldey’, 25cm x 7cm (PL) (2) Estimate : £800-1200 714 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Three wood engravings, i) The Dancer or girl on bank, signed lower right, numbered 3/24, framed, ii) The convert, signed lower right, numbered 42/50, unframed, iii) Depositian, unframed (3) various sizes Estimate : £1800-2500 715 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Three copper engravings i) Leda, signed lower right, numbered 6-50 ii) The Invisible Man, signed lower right, numbered 4-25 iii) Portrait of a lady signed lower right, numbered 30/50 (3) All mounted unframed, various sizes Estimate : £1200-1800

LOT 708 709 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) Rachel Roherstein, copper engraving, date of work 1926, 25cms x 18cms (PC), together with a wood engraving ‘Ms Beatrice Wade’ (second state), numbered 16/25 (2) both unframed in mounts. Estimate : £800-1200 710 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of two engravings and an offset Lithograph, i) The Skaters, (first state), unnumbered, ii) St Mary Magdalen, signed lower right, numbered 7/15, for Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christi, iii) Eve, edition 1997, numbered 1089/2500, with certificate from The Erotic Print Society (3), unframed, various sizes Estimate : £1000-1500 711 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of four wood engravings i) Girl with mirror, signed and numbered 4 lower right, Sophie Schneidenan Rare Books Label on the reverse, ii) Death and the lady, signed lower right, numbered 16/25, iii) Lovers on a bank, signed lower right, numbered 15/25, iv) Man Swimming, signed lower right, numbered 2/12 (4) unframed, various sizes Estimate : £2200-3000

716 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) A collection of five engravings i)The Crib, signed lower right, numbered 34/50 ii) Madonna and child, signed with initials, numbered 2/c iii) The shepherds iv) Like a Young Fawn, signed lower right, numbered 8-25 v) Madonna and child with children (5). All unframed in mounts, various sizes part illustrated Estimate : £3000-4000 717 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) “Crucifix” a hand coloured engraving circa 1926-27, 13cm by 9cm, in polychrome and gilt floral decorated frame Estimate : £300-500 718 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) “Naked Girl lying on Grass” wood-engraving for “Sonnets and Verses”, numbered in pencil 18/25 and signed Eric G., 4cm xy 7.5cm in gilt glazed frame Estimate : £200-300 719 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) “Adam and Eve in Heaven, or the Public House in Paradise”, an engraved illustration for “Art and Love” printed at The Golden Cockerel Press for Douglas Cleverdon in 1928. original proof copper engraving, being no.1 of 15 copies, signed Eric G. in pencil, 11cm by 7cm, in plain ebonised glazed frame Estimate : £350-450

“While kindness is itself a form of beauty, and all its artists masters of their art” (“Of Mercy and Kindness”)

720 ERIC GILL ARA (1882-1940) “A Symbol of Divine Love”, an engraved illustration for “Art and Love”, printed at The Golden Cockerel Press for Douglas Cleverdon in 1928, unnumbered, signed in monogram and inscribed as title in pencil, 11cm by 7cm, in plain gilt glazed frame Estimate : £350-450

Books 725 Gill, Eric Chaucer, Geoffrey, The Canterbury Tales, Golden Cockerel Press 1929. In four half calf volumes with marbled boards, Limited edition of 500 copies with wood engraved illustrations by Eric Gill. Initial letters in blue, red and black, bound by Sangorski and Sutcliffe, maintained in a slip case. Complete with a copy of a 1928 leaflet from the Press, inviting subscriptions for the subsequent set of books. Estimate : £2000-2500 726 Gill, Eric Pepler, Douglas. “The Devil’s devices or control versus service” published by “The Hampshire House Workshops, Hampshire, Hog Lane, Hammersmith, London”, 1915, woodcuts by Eric Gill. Ltd. edition no.38 of 200 “proof” copies, signed by the author and illustrator, one volume with original paper bound boards Estimate : £500-700

727 Gill, Eric Pepler, Douglas. “The Devil’s devices or control versus service”, published by “The Hampshire House Workshops, Hampshire Hog Lane, Hammersmith, London”, 1915, woodcuts by Eric Gill, first edition, one volume with original brown paper wrappers Estimate : £300-500 728 Gill, Eric Pepler, Douglas. “The Devil’s devices or control versus service”, published by “The Hampshire House Workshops, Hampshire Hog Lane, Hammersmith, London”, 1915, woodcuts by Eric Gill, Limited edition no.1 of 200 proof copies, signed by the author and illustrator, inscribed by Pepler to Edward Johnston (...The book and I would not have made much of a show on our own account...) one volume with original red paper bound boards Estimate : £600-800 729 Rotonchamp, Jean de (Louis Brouillon) “Paul Gauguin 1848-1903”. Weimar, Comte de Kessler, Paris, Edouard Druet, 1906. Limited edition numbered 106 of 300 copies of which this is one of 250, illustrated with eight etchings after Gauguin, the lettering on the boards considered to be by Eric Gill, one volume. Estimate : £400-600

730 Gill, Eric “Clothes”, Jonathan Cape, 1931, first edition, wood-engraved illustrations by Eric Gill, dedication copy inscribed in initials from the author “P.P. from EG June 1931”, one volume with green cloth boards with dust wrapper. Written at Weimar and Salies-de-Bearn, July 1930. Printed by Walter Lewis at the University Press, Cambridge, June 1931. (re the inscription - P.P. is Prudence Pelham, a sculptor apprenticed to Gill. This copy includes an engraving of Mellors from “Lady Chatterley’s Lover”, pasted onto the inner back board) Estimate : £1000-1500 731 Green, F.H. “Old English Clocks”, (Being a collector’s observations on some seventeenth century clocks) published by St. Dominics Press, Ditchling Common, 1931. A 1st edition of 300 hand printed copies, edition unnumbered. Photographic plate illustration, one volume with half cloth boards with dust wrapper Estimate : £350-500 732 Gill, Eric “The Engravings of Eric Gill”, prefaces by Doublas Cleverdon and the printer, Christopher Skelton, illustrated with over 1000 reproductions of engravings by Gill, Wellingborough, Christopher Skelton 1983, one of 85 special copies (this is no.38) in two volumes, pigskin backed maroon cloth boards in slip case, together with a small folio of loose images. Estimate : £300-500 733 Gill, Eric “The Engravings of Eric Gill”, prefaces by Douglas Cleverdon and the printer Christopher Skelton, illustrated with reproductions of engravings by Gill, one of 1350 copies. One volume with embossed black boards, in slip case. Christopher Skelton, Wellingborough, 1st edition 1983 Estimate : £90-120 734 Gill, Eric Two cloth bound archival boxes of Eric Gill reference material, mostly in the form of paper back pamphlets, tooled leather panels to the box spines (“Eric Gill Reference” 1 and 2) Estimate : £90-120 735 Gill, Eric “The Game, An Occasional Magazine”, vol. II 1918, later board and buccram bound, together with “The Game” vols. 3,4,5 and 6, variously bound, (St. Dominic Press) kept within a cloth bound board archival box, tooled leather panel to spine, “Eric Gill - The Game” Estimate : £170-220

LOT 716

“A room of my own! I shall put up a shelf and fill it with books I’ve chosen myself” (A Room of my Own)

736 Gill, Eric A collection of material relating to his contributions to periodicals and other volumes, includes; “Caelum et Terra Transibunt”, Black Vine Press, San Francisco 1958, bears hand written inscription “For Austen Harrison from Evan R. Gill”, also Tegetmeier, Denis, “The Seven Deadly Virtues” published by Lovat Dickson Ltd., forward to Eric Gill, a signed limited edition of 250 copies, signed by the author and Gill Estimate : £300-400 737 Gill, Eric Miller, Patrick “The Green Ship”, Golden Cockerel Press, 1936. Wood engraved illustrations by Gill. Ltd. edition 17 of 200, signed by the author and illustrator, this special edition includes an extra set of plates, full green Morocco, gilt by Sangorski and Sutcliffe, with original cloth bound board slip case Estimate : £550-650 738 Dreyfus, John “A typographical Masterpiece” (An account by John Dreyfus of Eric Gill’s Collaboration with Robert Gibbings in producing The Golden Cockerel Press edition of “The Four Gospels” in 1931). Bain & Williams Ltd., London 1991, embossed fabric boards with tooled leather spine, in slip case Estimate : £50-70 739 Cockalorum (A sequel to Chanticleer and Pertelote), being a bibliography of The Golden Cockerel Press June 1943 - December 1948 - forward and notes by Christopher Sandford. No.243 of a limited edition of 250 copies, signed by Christopher Sandford. On all rag mould-made paper and bound in quarter Morocco. Includes an Eric Gill illustration, together with “Chanticleer - A Biography of The Golden Cockerel Press” 1936. Intro. by Humbert Wolfe, no.277 of 300 copies, signed by Christopher Sandford and “Pertelote” - A sequel to “Chanticleer”, being a Bibliography of The Golden Cockerel Press, Oct.1936 - April 1943. No.28 of 200 numbered copies, signed by Christopher Sandford, on hand made paper, quarter Morocco bound, includes an illustration wood block by Eric Gill.(3 vols in lot) Estimate : £150-250 740 Gill, Eric “St Christopher” pencil and watercolour drawing, titled and dedicated “To Dear Gordon from Daddy 2.9.21”, 12.5cm by 10cm in gilt glazed frame. See label verso (Provenance - “The Piccadilly Gallery, London”, purchased by Barnabus McHenry 1985) Estimate : £1000-1500 741 Gill, Eric Golden Cockerel Press. A collection of ten Golden Cockerel Press volumes with illustrations by Eric Gill, including; More, Thomas “Utopia...” 1929, numbered 453 of 500 copies, green cloth boards with gilt cockerel device, together with other volumes various (10) Estimate : £1100-1300

743 Gill, Eric A collection of biographical, critical and reference works on Eric Gill, includes; “The Engraved Book Plates of Eric Gill 1908-1940”, compiled by Christopher Skelton, San Francisco 1986, 16 volumes Estimate : £200-300 744 Gill, Eric A collection of biographical, critical and reference works on Eric Gill, includes; Gill, Evan R. “Bibliography of Eric Gill”, Cassell & Co. Ltd., 1st edition 1953, 23 volumes Estimate : £200-300 745 Gill, Eric A collection of biographical, critical and reference works on Eric Gill, includes; Speaight, Robert: “The Life of Eric Gill”, Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1st edition 1966, 18 volumes Estimate : £200-300

Old Manor House Contents 750 The “Mappa Mundi” a facsimile copy, no.5/1000, parchment on linen with oak ends, in box packaged by “The London Fancy Box Co.”, Chenstone Court, Herefordshire. Estimate : £100-200 751 A Bose ‘Wave’ Radio/CD alarm clock Estimate : £50-70 752 A NAD compact disc player together with a NAD 7240PE stereo receiver, and a collection of compact discs ranging from Bob Dylan to Bach Estimate : £50-70 753 A modern mahogany effect kneehole computer desk, along with a gilt metal lamp standard and a folding garden chair (3) Estimate : £40-60 754 A pair of modern hardwood bedside tables, 31cm wide, 78cm high together with a pair of modern gilt metal bedside lamps, fitted with cream tapering shades, 63cm high (4) Estimate : £50-100 755 A Samsung 19” HD-ready flat screen TV Estimate : £50-80 756 A modern designer natural wood kitchen island, by Gareth Christopher Jones (Breaking All the Rules), 183cm long, 89cm high, 70cm deep, along with a serpentine pan rack carved with oak leaves and acorns 154cm long, 57cm deep illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

742 Gill, Eric Golden Cockerel Press. A collection of nine Golden Cockerel Press volumes with illustrations by Eric Gill including; Gill, Eric “Id Quod Visum Placet”, no.46 of 150 copies, together with other volumes various (9) Estimate : £1000-1200

“It matters not who sinks or floats –the test is who we save” (The Test is all – the Rest is Noise)

763 A granite pestle and mortar together with red pepper and salt mills (3) Estimate : £40-60 764 A Dualit toaster and a Nespresso coffee machine (2) Estimate : £40-60 765 A Global knife block containing six stainless steel knives, and a good collection of kitchen preparation and serving utensils Estimate : £40-60 766 A set of Infinite Circulon steel based pans, a Wok and other cookware Estimate : £40-60 767 A modern Art Deco style brown leather two-seater sofa, 146cm wide Estimate : £150-250 768 A modern oak desk, the rectangular top over three frieze drawers on four slender square tapering legs, 123.5cm wide, 77cm high, 62.5cm deep Estimate : £150-250

LOT 756

757 A set of eight Phillipe Starck designed Victoria Ghost perspex dining chairs by Kartell, including two carver chairs, with floral pattern seat pads and a spare set of cushions Estimate : £500-700 758 A modern sea blue painted softwood kitchen cabinet, the glazed door opening to reveal five fixed shelves, 80cm wide, 180.5cm high, 39cm deep Estimate : £80-120

769 A modern reproduction lamp standard, the tassel-edged shade with images of wild animals by House of Hackett, 190cm high overall and two modern bronzed metal flexi-top spotlight standards (3) Estimate : £80-120 770 A modern composite urn table lamp with light caramel shade, 62cm high overall and a modern flexible black finished desk lamp (2) Estimate : £50-70 771 A contemporary studio pottery model of a badger laying on its back, 49cm long Estimate : £50-80 772 A modern treen cylindrical narrow neck vase, 40cm high, together with a pair of patinated pestle form sheet metal candle holders (3) Estimate : £40-60

759 A quantity of John Lewis bone china, plain white dinner wares, including plates, side plates, bowls etc together with a large white glazed lidded tureen with ladle, and a storage vessel Estimate : £40-60

773 A pair of bronze patinated metal Asian inspired models of schoolboys, together with a carved wooden Tang style horse and a polychrome painted Chinese-style Mallard duck Estimate : £50-70

760 Eight Dartington glass champagne flutes, two Dartington brandy bowls, six wine goblets together with other glassware Estimate : £30-50

774 A Bang and Olfusen vertical stacking floor-standing sound system with matching pair of lozenge speakers Estimate : £200-300

761 Five modern decorative shallow bowls, marked JABU PW, 13.5cm diameter together with three large modern decorative bowls, four egg cups, a Bohemian style glass jar and cover and an art glass narrow neck vase signed ‘Twists’, 26cm high Estimate : £30-50

775 Four brushed stainless steel CD-wall racks and a large quantity of assorted CDs Estimate : £50-70

762 A modern art pottery crackle glazed Spanish-style figure of a bull, 40cm high Estimate : £40-60

776 A Samsung 28” flat screen television Estimate : £30-40 777 A modern bronzed metal candle stand, a leather covered card and dice compendium box, a stained oak hinged lid workbox, a magnifying glass, two coasters, three plated ash trays and two table lighters Estimate : £30-50

“When wooden crates were rocket-ships” (When …)

778 A modern rectangular bevelled and bordered wall mirror, 73cm wide, 103cm high Estimate : £50-100 779 Seventeen pieces of modern Studio Art glass Estimate : £150-250 780 A pair of 20th century ornate pewter goblets, the bowls each engraved with verses from Felix Dennis’s poetry, raised on richly decorated stems with three cherubs and the shaped bases with four angels, the vessels with red jewelled studs, height 26cm Estimate : £40-60 781 Six assorted coloured fishing floats 11cm-13cm diameter Estimate : £30-40 782 A chrome floor standing ash tray, a “Barclay and Bodie, London” book cover design paper bin and a brass paper bin Estimate : £20-30 783 An ostrich egg with applied leather strapwork decoration and a Shakespeare glass vase with iridescent blue and gilt decoration height 14cm Estimate : £20-30 784 A pair of contemporary deep seated three seater sofas with loose cushion seats in pale green dralon upholstery. Estimate : £200-400

Auctioneer’s on site phone numbers

01789 330810, 01789 330811 & 01789 330812

(25th September to 4th October 2015) 78

“At twenty, the torch of resentment was lit, my rage at injustice waxed hot as the pit” (Love Came to Visit Me)

Day Two

Highfield Maritime Collectables Works of Art & Contemporary Furniture Oils, Watercolours, Prints & Engravings Highfield Contents 79

Highfield 800 A contemporary occasional table, having triangular oak top, on a wrought iron frame, 71cm high Estimate : £20-30

807 A pair of contemporary wing back easy chairs, having high backs and loose seat pads, one upholstered in red fabric, the other gold, together with a footstool and pair of scatter cushions, with embroidered spread eagle crest illustrated Estimate : £300-500

801 A pair of late 20th century craftsman made oak cricket tables, raised on plain supports and stretchers, 50cm diameter Estimate : £80-120 802 A “Cadman” contemporary craftsman made oak bookcase, inlaid carcass, fitted three adjustable bow fronted shelves, 1.07m wide, 1.21m high Estimate : £100-150 803 A pair of craftsman made oak bookcases, inlaid carcass, fitted one adjustable shelf, each 94cm wide, 78cm high Estimate : £100-200 804 A stripped pine rocking horse on bow rocker base, with studded leather saddle and bridle, horse hair mane and tail, 1.12m high illustrated Estimate : £400-500

LOT 807 808 A craftsman made oak low back sedile chair of Medieval design, panelled construction with moulded frieze, fitted cupboard door to base below seat, fitted turned knob handle, with loose kilim upholstered cushion seat and back pad, 58cm wide overall, 80cm high illustrated Estimate : £150-200

LOT 804 805 A contemporary craftsman made “Pirate’s treasure chest”, iron banded timber, possibly beech, with shell design hasps and side mounted ring carrying handles, 73cm wide, 58cm high, 46cm deep Estimate : £50-100 806 A “De Sede” DS2100 designer executive office swivel skeleton chair of steel construction, with upholstered bands of tan leather, with head rest and arm pads, raised on a five star base, with castors illustrated Estimate : £300-400

LOT 808 809 A “Cadman” contemporary craftsman made oak bookcase having inlaid carcass fitted two adjustable bow fronted shelves, 1.48m wide, 1.21m high, 30.5cm deep Estimate : £100-150

LOT 806

810 A tribal inspired recliner seat, in the style of Carlo Bugatti, having oak frame with leather strapwork, beaten metal decorative hangers, fitted three zebra skin painted leather squab cushions and a circular head roll, with tasselled ends, on wrought metal supports with wooden ball feet, 170cm long illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

“When fallen trees were pirate ships and matches stolen toys, We wished that we were full grown men – who now wish we were boys” (When)

819 A pair of “Michael Reed Design” of London wine tables, having quarter veneered burr tops, on ring turned stems, with wrought iron bases, 40cm diameter Estimate : £150-200 820 A pair of “Michael Reed Design” of London wine tables, having quarter veneered burr tops, on ring turned stems, with wrought iron bases, 40cm diameter Estimate : £150-200

LOT 810

821 A late Victorian figured timber, possibly ash, pedestal cupboard, having gallery back, with arched beaded single door, on closed base, 40cm wide illustrated Estimate : £100-200

811 A pair of Paul Eliot stained leaded glass arch topped panels, depicting fish with ships on a blue ground, above waves, signed “Paul Eliot 2012”, 51cm wide, 29.5cm high Estimate : £100-150 812 A bank of campaign design oak filing cabinet drawers, having brass reinforced corners, brass escutcheons and recessed brass handles, comprising six units each of two drawers, overall size 2.93m wide, 72cm high, 60cm deep Estimate : £300-400 813 A pair of contemporary craftsman made Capstans, possibly beech, having circular tops on tapering stems with moulded edge bases, fitted Art Nouveau design brass lamps, each bearing three branches, supporting three opaque glass moulded shades with fluted rims, the arms with acanthus leaf decoration, to the tops pineapple finials, overall 1.63m high Estimate : £400-800 814 A pair of “Cadman” contemporary bespoke oak bookcases, the sweeping shaped shelves with stained wood columns coming through with a turned pinnacle to one end, on turned supports, 1m wide Estimate : £300-500 815 A 20th century campaign design twin pedestal writing desk, figured timber, probably elm, the top fitted tooled leather writing surface over an arrangement of nine drawers, brass banding with recessed handles and side carrying handles, 1.51m wide, 70cm deep, 76.5cm high Estimate : £500-800 816 A “Cadman” contemporary craftsman made coffee table, having twin yew wood plank top, triple ebonised butterfly bound, raised on ebonised trestle end supports, 1.32m wide, 47cm high Estimate : £400-500 817 A late 20th century Knole style sofa, oak framed with turned knob decoration, upholstered in white cut on gold fabric, with three scatter cushions, arm to arm 1.96m wide Estimate : £200-300 818 A contemporary nautical themed occasional table with ropework finished circular top, raised on squared supports, with ebonised plain cross stretchers, 61cm diameter Estimate : £40-60

LOT 821 822 “Nigel Brown of Halstock “ A lobster pot design craftsman made table with under tier, 46cm high Estimate : £200-250 823 A craftsman made oak low back sedile chair of Medieval design, panelled construction with moulded frieze, fitted cupboard door to base below seat, fitted turned knob handles, with loose Kilim upholstered cushion seat and back pad, 58cm wide overall, 80cm high Estimate : £150-200 824 A “Levenger” folding oak bookstand, having adjustable peg fittings, stamped to base, 31cm, together with a carved wood sculpture of two leaping dolphins and a turned wood bowl, 21cm diameter Estimate : £50-70 825 A “Sean Feeney” contemporary craftsman made wine table, the top inlaid with specimens of cross cut laburnum, raised on four outswept supports, 40cm diameter Estimate : £800-1200

“I never learned the simple knack of dumping surplus freight – I envy those who scorn to bear the weight of real estate” (I Envy Them)

826 A pair of craftsman made oak low back sedile chairs of Medieval design, panelled construction with moulded frieze, fitted cupboard doors to bases below seat, fitted turned knob handles, with loose Kilim upholstered cushion seats and back pads, 58cm wide overall, 80cm high Estimate : £300-500 827 Johnny Grey Design A contemporary circular desk, having figured maple and walnut veneers, circular top, the sides with pierced decoration, (fitted side extension for cordless phone), 79cm diameter (believed to be made by Nigel Brown) illustrated Estimate : £200-300

831 A pair of bentwood, possibly ash veneered, ply stools, designed by Sori Yanagi, with steel fixings, 42cm wide Estimate : £200-300 832 A set of three bentwood, possibly ebony veneered, ply stools, designed by Sori Yanagi, with brass fittings, 42cm wide Estimate : £300-400 833 A set of three bentwood, possibly ebony veneered, ply stools, designed by Sori Yanagi, with brass fittings illustrated Estimate : £300-400 834 John Nethercott A late 20th century bespoke oak console table, having inlaid central patera with chequered edge and pyramid frieze, fitted single drawer, on tapering whorl stem and platform base, 1.17m wide, 49.5cm deep Estimate : £1000-1500 835 “Nigel Brown of Halstock “ A lobster pot design craftsman made table with under tier, 61cm high, together with an oak country stool, raised on four legs, 31cm high Estimate : £200--300

LOT 827 828 A large Eastern tin vessel of moon flask form, with domed cover and plaited leather strap handle, secured to rings on the sides, applied overall floral inspired stylized decoration, approx. 1.10m high Estimate : £100-150 829 A late 20th century craftsman made oval coffee table, possibly beech, having a carved disc frieze, on tapering whorl stem, with square platform base, the top 66cm by 37cm Estimate : £80-120 830 A late 20th century craftsman made figured timber refectory table, probably ash and beech, raised on waisted trestle end supports, with plain stretcher, 2m long, 65cm wide Estimate : £300-500

836 A pair of “Michael Reed Design”of London wine tables, having quarter veneered burr tops, on ring turned stems, with wrought iron bases, tops 59cm diameter Estimate : £300-500 837 A substantial late 20th century turned, figured, timber display column, having circular top, on tapering whorl moulded stem, on a turned base with square platform, 83cm high Estimate : £200-300 838 A late 20th century occasional table, disc inlaid flame veneered top, on ring turned stem, with wrought iron base, 60cm diameter Estimate : £80-120 839 A contemporary dining table, having circular top on a central column, with stepped circular base, 90cm diameter Estimate : £30-50

LOT 833 (see also LOT 831 and LOT 832)

“Life’s a journey, not a race ……….” (To a Child, on Getting Rich)

841 A Tiffany type standard lamp in the form of a leaded light shade Toucan, perched on a cast bronze tree trunk form stand, overall 1.71m high illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

853 A coopered barrel of oval profile, brass banded, circa 1900, with bung, 60cm high Estimate : £50-70 854 A pair of bar stools assembled from glazed ceramic and metal coils from a power station, with polished wood seats, the bases with additional stainless steel foot support bars Estimate : £100-200

842 A contemporary sofa, having weave back frame with cream fabric upholstered seat and back, with scatter cushions, together with a wicker weave barrel form two tier table Estimate : £120-150

855 A stained wood topped coffee table, raised on a metal frame, 170cm by 40cm, 54cm high Estimate : £50-70 856 A contemporary craftsman made oak bow fronted side table, raised on barley twist supports, 1m wide, 48cm deep at centre Estimate : £200-300

843 A maple veneer topped circular folding dining table, 1.06m diameter, together with a “Cadman” inlaid oak table lamp with cream fabric shade Estimate : £40-50 844 A maple veneer topped circular folding dining table, 1.06m diameter, together with a “Cadman” inlaid oak table lamp with cream fabric shade Estimate : £40-50

857 A contemporary “Michael Reed design” occasional table, having burr veneer top, on ring turned stem and wrought metal framed foot, 40cm diameter Estimate : £80-100

LOT 841

858 A contemporary “Michael Reed design” occasional table, having burr veneer top, on ring turned stem and wrought metal framed foot, 34cm diameter Estimate : £80-100

845 A maple veneer topped circular folding dining table, 1.06m diameter, together with a “Cadman” inlaid oak table lamp with cream fabric shade Estimate : £40-50

859 A contemporary “Michael Reed design” pedestal wine table, having burr veneer top, on ring turned stem and wrought metal framed foot, 43cm diameter Estimate : £80-100

846 A “Cadman” contemporary oak bookcase, having demi-lune ends with brass studded strips, chevron inlaid, 2.3m wide, 93cm high, 52.5cm deep Estimate : £250-350

860 “Nigel Brown of Halstock “ A lobster pot design craftsman made table with under tiers, 61cm high Estimate : £180-220

847 A contemporary coffee table, possibly sycamore, raised on substantial squared supports, with wrought iron under tier, 110cm x 62cm, 47cm high Estimate : £50-70 848 A pair of contemporary wingback easy chairs upholstered in two tone caramel leather, raised on turned wood feet, together with a matching footstool Estimate : £400-600 850 A “Cadman” oak open fronted bookcase, chequered inlay, fitted three adjustable bow fronted shelves, 99cm wide, 1.21m high, 30.5cm deep Estimate : £100-150 851 A late 20th century craftsman made baluster vase, possibly sycamore or maple, with ebony retaining straps suturing the natural fissures, maker’s monogram to base, 53cm high Estimate : £50-70 852 A leather boot trunk by “Peal & Co. Oxford St. London”, circa 1900, of copper studded leather construction, with side carrying handles with brass fittings, opens to reveal two removable trays, bears label and stamped, monogrammed to top “E.A.P.” on wooden rails to base, boot fittings to accommodate hunting or cavalry kit. 70cm x 38cm x 38cm high Estimate : £600-800

861 A late 20th century carved wood and painted owl, in low relief, wall mounting, depicted perched on a branch, 70cm high Estimate : £60-80 862 A Queen Anne design wing back easy chair, upholstered in a blue moquette fabric with loose seat cushion, raised on oak supports, with cross frame stretchers, with matching footstool illustrated Estimate : £400-600 863 A Far Eastern carved hardwood panel, of stylized floral and fruit design, partially painted and gilded, 19cm by 55cm Estimate : £20-30

“These chairs a master took a year to craft” (Tiff with a Mistress)

LOT 862

864 A wrought metal adjustable standard reading lamp, with plain cream shade, together with an adjustable satin brass effect reading light Estimate : £30-50

872 A contemporary deep seated sofa upholstered in Liberty stylized floral charcoal tones, with scatter cushions, 2m wide Estimate : £100-180

865 A contemporary craftsman made “Pirate’s treasure chest”, iron banded timber, possibly beech, with shell design hasps and side mounted ring carrying handles, 73cm wide, 58cm high, 46cm deep Estimate : £50-100

873 A contemporary desk table, having metal banded veneered top, on wrought metal legs, 70cm diameter Estimate : £100-150

866 A late 20th century carved and painted wood Vulture, perched on a branch, with another vulture in the background, 80cm high Estimate : £50-70 867 A 20th century sculpture of a drummer, made using reclaimed automotive parts, i.e. cogs, springs etc., 16cm high Estimate : £30-50 868 KOKE BARBERS SUPPLY CO St Louis USA A late 19th century brown leather button upholstered adjustable barber’s chair with pump action, oak and chrome frame and circular base, bears manufacturers name to the foot plates height 100 cm illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

874 A hardwood slatted top stool, raised on square ribbed supports with cross stretchers, 60cm wide Estimate : £20-30 875 A polished mahogany bookcase fitted two shelves, 91cm wide, 71cm high Estimate : £40-60 876 A stained wood table lamp, with House of Hackney fringed shade, 72cm high Estimate : £20-30 877 A designer contemporary dining table and chairs, the rectangular mottled marble/corian topped table raised on a wrought iron trestle base, together with a set of four matching wrought iron framed elbow chairs, with woven cane backs and upholstered seats Estimate : £100-200 878 Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943) A carved driftwood and copper sculpture of a stylized human form, 95cm high Estimate : £250-300 879 A “De Sede” brown leather upholstered sectional seating unit comprising; two corner seats and four single seats, together with scatter cushions, single units, 62cm wide, 60cm high, the corner units 1.13m wide Estimate : £600-800 880 A 20th century leaded stained glass panel depicting a sailing ship at sea, 25.5cm by 23cm Estimate : £40-60

LOT 868 869 A craftsman made oak low back sedile chair of Medieval design, panelled construction with moulded frieze, fitted cupboard door to base below seat, fitted turned knob handles, with loose Kilim upholstered cushion seat and back pad, 58cm wide overall, 80cm high Estimate : £150-200 870 A set of eight boardroom office chairs, cream leather upholstered, on squared tapering oak legs comprising; six singles and a pair of arm chairs Estimate : £200-500 871 A pair of brass adjustable table top reading lamps Estimate : £20-40

881 A 20th century leaded stained glass panel depicting red fruit amidst green leaves and briar branches, in an Arts and Crafts design oak frame with copper mounts to the corners, the leaded panel 26.5cm by 23cm, overall 44cm by 42cm Estimate : £80-120 882 A “De Sede” DS2100 stainless steel and blue leather study chair with head rest, swivelling and adjustable, on five star castor supports illustrated Estimate : £300-400

“That butterflies and dynasties shall fail” (The Lesser Lie)

LOT 882

883 A pair of 20th century craftsman made plain oak occasional tables, raised on turned tapering figured timber supports, the tops 48cm square Estimate : £100-200 884 A contemporary bespoke lamp table, having shaped burr figured top with inlaid edge, recessed pen holders to side, on folding supports, 75cm by 41cm top Estimate : £100-150 885 A late 20th century bespoke oak bookcase, fitted one bow front adjustable shelf and base, the carcass inlaid chequered ash and walnut, 94cm wide, 38cm deep, 78cm high Estimate : £80-100 886 A late 20th century bespoke oak bookcase, fitted one bow front adjustable shelf and base, the carcass inlaid chequered ash and walnut, 94cm wide, 38cm deep, 78cm high Estimate : £80-100 887 A late 20th century bespoke oak bookcase, fitted one bow front adjustable shelf and base, the carcass inlaid chequered ash and walnut, 90cm wide, 40cm deep, 73cm high Estimate : £80-100 888 A late 20th century Italian ‘Pierantonio Bonacina’ amorphous shaped sofa/chair, with leather weave made back, zebra print weave fabric seat, and a wicker two tier barrel form table (2) Estimate : £100-200 889 A late 20th century Italian ‘Pierantonio Bonacina’ amorphous shaped sofa/chair, with leather weave made back, zebra print weave fabric seat and a wicker two tier barrel form table (2) Estimate : £100-200 890 A late 20th century Italian ‘Pierantonio Bonacina’ amorphous shaped sofa/chair, with leather weave made back, zebra print weave fabric seat and a wicker two tier barrel form table (2) Estimate : £100-200

LOT 893 894 A 20th century carved walnut “Treasure Island” chest, having plain plank lid, over front panel carved in relief with many figures, sailing ships, depicting the burying of Pirate treasure, bears metal label “Treasure Island”, galleons to the side panels, on dolphin bracket feet, 1.82m wide, 36cm deep, 65cm high Estimate : £700-900 895 A mid 19th century carved British Royal Coat of Arms, the quartered central shield surrounded by the Order of the Garter, beneath a crowned helm with flowing mantel, above the lion and unicorn rampant supporters, bearing below on ribbon banner the motto “Dieu et Mon Droit”, remains of polychrome decoration, circa 1840-1870, 1.6m wide, 1.42m high illustrated Estimate : £5000-8000

891 A late 20th century Italian ‘Pierantonio Bonacina’ amorphous shaped sofa/chair of irregular form, having leather weave made plaited back, the seat and loose cushion upholstered in a tan and green check fabric, 60cm high Estimate : £100-200 892 A 19th century Polynesian slit drum, hewn from one piece of hardwood, fashioned in boat form with scrolling serpent to the stern, dolphins and a shield cartouche to the prow, 1.34m wide, 40cm deep, 42cm high Estimate : £1600-2000 893 A pair of late 20th century Jazz musician figures, assembled from reclaimed metal, including cogs, bike chain, parts of engine pistons etc., one modelled playing saxophone, the other a double bass, 74cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 895

“Try to be wise – but hide your wisdom well; The world reveres a pearl, but not it’s shell” (A Sonnet of Useless Advise to a Young ‘un)

896 A “Canberra” bomber ejection seat (the “Canberra” was a tactical nuclear strike aircraft), polished aluminium with red leather seat, back and head pads, 1.47m high illustrated Estimate : £500-1000

898 A 20th century bespoke oak boardroom/dining table converting to a snooker table, with inlaid chevron edge, raised on turned and tapering supports, 1.48m by 2.52m together with a matching chest, 1.15m wide Estimate : £400-600

Maritime Collectables 910 A “Neptune” copper cased ships lantern, fitted two clear glass lenses, bears plaque “Neptune N R 1857”, 73cm high Estimate : £100-150 911 KELVIN BOTTOMLEY & BAIRD LTD. A brass binnacle compass, with hinged door opening to reveal a gimble mounted compass. Bears embossed plaque with name “Kelvin Bottomley & Baird Ltd. patt.185 MOD, Binnacle no.1117, 16-20 Cambridge St., Glasgow”, 46cm high Estimate : £250-350 912 A gas accumulator lighthouse lantern of copper and brass construction, with glass shade. Bears engraved plaque “LBBZ 150 1308”, 54cm high Estimate : £80-120 913 A reproduction brass telescope on wooden tripod stand, barrel 1.24m long, engraved “35 x 76 Ptd Japan” Estimate : £200-300

LOT 896 897 A “Vampire” jet fighter ejection seat, polished aluminium with red leather seat, back and head pads, 1.27m high illustrated Estimate : £500-1000

914 KELVIN BOTTOMLEY & BAIRD LTD. Glasgow, London & Basingstoke. A binnacle mounted compass, brass and hardwood cased, the hood flanked by twin port and starboard oil lamps, with gimbal mounted compass, overall 1.37m high Estimate : £300-400 915 A “Replogle” 16cm diameter terrestrial globe, from World Classic Series, on ring turned stem and wrought metal stand, overall 95cm high illustrated Estimate : £100-150

LOT 897 LOT 915

“Half saint, half sinner – and all buccaneer” (The Man Who Built Mustique)

916 A pair of large blown glass floats, in knotted ropework nets Estimate : £40-60

928 A mid to late 20th century Kelvin Hughes star globe, brass mounted, within a mahogany box, 26.5cm wide illustrated Estimate : £100-150

917 A pair of large blown glass floats, in knotted ropework nets Estimate : £40-60 918 A 20th century hand built scale model of the 17th century war ship “Hollandse Tweedekker”, an 80 gun Dutch war ship built c.16601670, rigged and wooden made, mounted on a framed stand, ship approximately 58cm long Estimate : £300-400 919 An 18th century Continental scale model of a wooden ship’s hull skeleton, fruitwood constructed, raised on two blocks, 25cm wide, 1.04m long Estimate : £500-700 920 A late 19th century maritime string picture - “Falmouth Packet” depicting a ship at full sail, with rigging, in an ebonised and glazed box frame, with title “Falmouth Packet”, painted in gold on a black panel, screwed to the lower part of the frame, overall size, 70cm by 92cm Estimate : £100-200 921 A bronze ship’s bell engraved, “HMS Felix”, with iron clanger and plaited rope handle, mouth of bell 24cm diameter Estimate : £200-300 922 An Industrial design tubular metal standard lamp, with green enamel shade, raised on wooden adjustable tripod stand, 1.55m high Estimate : £100-200

LOT 928 929 A plated broad rimmed bowl, containing a quantity of blown glass floats, mostly all green, various sizes, the bowl 36cm diameter Estimate : £50-70 930 A Dents of London, improved liquid boat compass, circa 1900, glazed brass and polished mahogany binnacle, with swing carrying handle, opening base door, with original paper label, engraved to top “Dent patent, no.766, patt.20” illustrated Estimate : £150-200

923 A dome topped trunk, circa 1900, wood and leather banded, with leather side fitted carrying handles, inscribed to the front; “M.Cooke”, 77cm wide Estimate : £60-80 924 A 19th century stained pine shipping trunk, having hinged lid, with rope carrying handles, 89cm by 43cm, 33cm high Estimate : £100-200 925 An early 20th century bronze propeller, triple blade, approx 40cm diameter Estimate : £30-50 926 A brass cased searchlight, bears label, “Francis Searchlights, Bolton, Lancs, England”, a 10” signalling projector, patt. no.0558-5850-99-541-7386, 20th century with rotating action, on pedestal stand, approx. 1.68m high illustrated Estimate : £300-500 LOT 926

“With his oil-lit lantern bobbing through the gloom” (The Snowman)

LOT 930

931 A 20th century “Casella” of London barograph, mahogany framed, with drawer below for recorder charts, the case 37cm x 23cm x 23cm high Estimate : £150-200 933 A brass binnacle cased ship’s compass, circa 1900, the domed cover with ring carrying handle, side mounted oil lamp, complete with burner and pierced chimney, gimbal mounted compass, bears no.2150, 24cm high illustrated Estimate : £150-200 934 A brass binnacle cased ship’s compass, circa 1900, the domed cover with ring carrying handle, side mounted oil lamp complete with burner, gimbal mounted compass, 21cm high illustrated Estimate : £150-200 935 A brass binnacle cased ship’s compass, bears label “Davey & Co. 88. West India Dock Road, London”, circa 1900, domed cover with ring carrying handle, side light, gimbal mounted compass bears label “F.Smith and Son Southampton”, 23cm high illustrated Estimate : £150-200

941 A life size fibreglass model of a Marlin, brightly painted with skeletal body panel, inscribed “Tear here, fold down and Tuck flap in”, length 3.05m Estimate : £200-500 942 A life size fibreglass model of a Marlin, brightly painted with jigsaw effect primary colour body, length 3.05m Estimate : £200-500 943 “Captain Hook” a large composition figure model, in theatrical Pirate costume, full bearded with eye patch, tricorn hat, hook and crutch, a taxidermy parrot on his shoulder, fitted with voice machine, 1.95m high Estimate : £300-500 944 A 20th century carved wood and painted ship’s figure head, in the form of a topless young woman with seaweed in her long blonde hair, fish and scales to her waist, seagreen painted scroll base (hand carved in Bali), 1.30m high illustrated Estimate : £800-1200 945 A 20th century carved wood and painted ship’s figure head in the form of a Pirate wearing a red bandana, a dagger between his teeth, a knife and pistol in his hands, “Love and Hate” painted to his knuckles, brown painted scroll base (hand carved in Bali), 1.30m high illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

936 A reproduction brass compass inscribed “Stanley” in brass bound box, with anchor and ship’s wheel motif, box 10cm wide Estimate : £50-70 937 A “Taylor” of Rochester, New York, brass cased compensated barometer, with ring suspension, 13cm diameter Estimate : £50-80 938 Two reproduction flintlock design pistols, yellow metal finish, with ivory effect handles, largest 38cm long Estimate : £40-60 939 A late 18th century silver 8 reales (piece of eight) coin, Ferdinand VI of Mexico, dated 1790, 4cm diameter, together with a cased 186 year old shipwreck coin, taken from the wreck of the “Admiral Gardner”, sunk 1809 Estimate : £30-50 940 Two pairs of marine knotted rope doorstops, and a wastepaper bin Estimate : £20-30 LOT 944

LOT 933

LOT 934

“And of my fleet, all ships have sailed but one” (Envoi)

LOT 945

LOT 935

946 Steve Conway A figure head of a semi naked maiden, carved wood and polychrome, height 1.17m Estimate : £1000-1500

958 A pair of mid 19th century leather sea boots, considered to be French fisherman’s due to the carved wood sabot shoe base, with leather stitched attachments, 56cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-250

947 Steve Conway A figure head of a Pirate, carved wood and polychrome, height 1.17m (for restoration) Estimate : £50-100 948 A 19th century painted pine dome topped trunk, with iron strapwork and carrying handles, opening to reveal a candle box, painted blue and bearing date of 1862 to the front, 95cm by 57cm, 43cm high Estimate : £100-200 949 A maritime name plate, “Ulysses” on a polished mahogany board, in metal letters, painted gold with red sides, letters 13cm high, 160cm wide, 21cm high Estimate : £100-150 950 A maritime name plate, “Worthing” oak plank back board with rounded ends, with raised painted edge letters, 1.77m wide, 30cm high, letters 23cm high Estimate : £80-120 951 A maritime name plate, “Musketeer” oak board mounted with cast metal letters, with evidence of them having been painted/gilded, 2.13m wide, 27cm high, letters 13cm high Estimate : £80-120 952 A maritime name plate, “Cardigan Bay” oak back board mounted with metal letters, 2.14m wide, 24cm high, letters 17cm high Estimate : £80-120

LOT 958 959 An early 20th century three draw brass telescope, leather bound, inscribed “K.N.I.L. BC Ltd & Co.” circa 1915, extended length 76cm Estimate : £150-250 960 A brass binnacle cased ship’s compass, circa 1900, the domed cover with side mounted oil lamp holder, contains burner, gimbal mounted compass, ring mount to top, 23cm high illustrated Estimate : £150-200

953 A maritime name plate, “Beachy Head” painted back board mounted with gilded cast metal letters, 1.96m wide, 22cm high, letters 15.5cm high Estimate : £80-120 954 A maritime name plate, “Terpsichore” polished mahogany board with painted raised yellow and red letters, 1.96m wide, 24cm high, letters 13.5cm high Estimate : £80-120 955 A pair of “William Harvie and Co” of Birmingham copper ships lanterns, with carrying handles and glass shades, bearing makers plate and “Port” and “Starboard” signs, 57cm high Estimate : £200-300 956 A large marine rigging block, with rope, 56cm Estimate : £80-120 957 A pair of 19th century deep sea diver’s knives, carved ivory, coiled serpent handles, screwing into brass cylinder sheaths, overall 33cm long Estimate : £400-600

“If once I courted wealth with sword and blood, My pirate boots today can play the plough” (Migrant Memories)

LOT 960

961 A 20th century model of a three masted man-o’-war, painted wood with canvas sails and many brass barrel cannons, on stand, 2.36m long, 1.6m high illustrated Estimate : £400-600

964 A sign, “Dumbarton Castle”, chromed metal letters on a black ground, in varnished wood frame, 2.36m wide, 22cm high (letters 13cm) Estimate : £80-120 965 A sign, “Rhyl”, polished metal letters with red painted sides, mounted on a ply board, 1m wide, 33cm high (letters 23cm) illustrated Estimate : £80-120

LOT 965

LOT 961

966 A sign, “Beagle”, oak board with deep metal letters, painted red with blue edges, 1.35m wide, 26cm high (letters 23cm) illustrated Estimate : £80-120

962 An early 20th century copper and brass deep sea diver’s helmet, engraved “Garman and Co. Ltd.”, 50cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

LOT 966 967 A sign, “St Brides Bay”, polished teak board with deep metal letters, painted red to the edges, 2.21m wide, 29cm high (letters 20cm) Estimate : £80-120 968 A mid 19th century club handled walking stick, inscribed “W.Ponsfoul HMS Satellite 1868”, with brass and steel tip Estimate : £30-50 969 An early 20th century bronze ship bell, with iron clanger and leather strap, mouth diameter, 24cm Estimate : £150-200

Auctioneer’s on site phone numbers

LOT 962 963 A binnacle brass mounted gimbal compass with handle to the top of the domed casing with port and starboard indicators and securing base, height 60cm Estimate : £200-300

01789 330810, 01789 330811 & 01789 330812

(25th September to 4th October 2015)

“……. Bid our helmsman: “Hold your course!” (The Rill of Hope)

Works of Art and Contemporary Furniture

New York, London, Mustique and Dorsington

Works of Art and Contemporary Furniture New York, London, Mustique and Dorsington 970 A 20th century bronze Thai temple guardian lion, open mouthed revealing teeth, brown patina, applied gilded highlight, stands 1.22m high illustrated Estimate : £300-500

974 A 20th century Chinese hardwood sideboard, having altar style top with scroll ends, stylized Greek key ends, over carved deep drawers and two carved panel cupboard doors, cast fish shape handles, on carved block feet, 1.57m wide at top, carcass 1.07m wide, 94cm high Estimate : £400-600 975 A Japanese Sendai style iron mounted elm cabinet, fitted a pair of panelled doors over two short drawers, raised on wheeled base, 54cm wide, 54cm high illustrated Estimate : £600-800

LOT 975

LOT 970 971 A 20th century Korean brass mounted pine fallfront chest having decorative brass fittings, 71cm wide, 46cm high Estimate : £80-120 972 A “De Sede” DS-23 orange leather upholstered low wingback chair, raised on cast aluminium feet, designed by Franz Josef Schulte, with matching footstool Estimate : £300-500

976 A pair of modern chromed tubular metal and plaited white leather lounge chairs, each with loose cushion, named to cushion “Minotti” - a “Klasen” design by Gordon Guillaumier, height of back 72cm illustrated Estimate : £200-300

973 A late 20th century tubular brass framed double bed, with decorative scrolling ends, 5’ wide, bears name “Solmet”, with side rails (overall 5’ x 7’) illustrated Estimate : £200-300

PART LOT 976

LOT 973

“The wise burn many lamps, but warm few beds” (When First the Game is Played)

977 A bronzed snake form standard lamp, after Edgar Brandt, 1.63m high, includes glass shade, minus fixings illustrated Estimate : £300-400

980 A Korean elm apothecary cabinet, late Choson dynasty, fitted with an arrangement of 35 drawers, carved with the names of herbs, over a pair of cupboard doors, raised on scrolled legs and trestle stretchers, 82cm wide, 74cm high illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 980 981 A modernist plate glass occasional table, on weighted metal base, 34cm wide, 59cm high Estimate : £30-50

LOT 977 978 A pair of predominantly silk on wood three dimensional Geisha wall hangings, one bearing signature, 77cm high, together with two Indian clothed painted wood puppets and a pair of miniature Oriental slippers with tassels Estimate : £30-40

982 A set of three Italian made stacking chairs after Arne Jacobson, white laminate on chrome legs, 79cm high illustrated Estimate : £80-120

979 An early 20th century oak roll top twin pedestal desk, the tambour top opening to reveal a fitted interior, over eight drawers, 1.22m wide, 1.26m high overall (78cm to desk top) illustrated Estimate : £500-700

LOT 982 983 Two painted sheet metal occasional storage tables, imitating stacks of books, uppermost with hinged covers, tallest 47cm Estimate : £150-250 984 A brass tubular framed occasional or lamp table with plate glass top, 51cm square top, 66cm high Estimate : £50-70

LOT 979

“My desk an ark of trivia ….” (I Envy Them)

985 An early 20th century American oak office swivel chair, having splat back, on four supports, bears brass label “inventory number 22535” illustrated Estimate : £80-120 986 An early 20th century American oak open arm swivel chair, the back struts with carved mask decoration, splat back, scroll end arms, on four supports with castors illustrated Estimate : £120-150

988 An 18th century Chinese God of War, depicted standing on one leg, carved wood polychrome painted, raised on later squared stepped base, on tapering wooden column with circular platform foot, figure stands 77cm high, overall 1.90m high (Provenance: ex Mandalay in Mustique acquired from David Bowie) illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500 989 A pair of 19th century Indian carved wood rearing horses, polychrome painted on a white ground, with detachable tails 80cm high (Provenance: ex Mandalay in Mustique acquired from David Bowie) illustrated Estimate : £800-1200 990 A “Lalique” Art Deco style table light, comprising a demi-lune reverse intaglio and frosted glass panel of a puma in long grasses, side lit within a chrome frame, glass panel 38cm wide, 15.5cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

LOT 985

991 Two Chinese glazed stoneware vessels with dragon handles and mask spouts, having applied salamanders, one brown, one green Estimate : £40-60

LOT 986

987 A pair of 19th century Chinese censers, in the form of a male and female Dog of Fo, gilded bronze, standing four square, with winged shoulders and raised tails, chains around their girth, 55cm wide, 53cm high illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 988

992 An Edwardian “Ripingilles” cast metal paraffin heater, having arch top with pierced floral decoration, fitted side handles, 53cm high Estimate : £100-150 993 Two painted stones with tiger decoration, both signed “IKU”, one with character text, 12cm high Estimate : £30-50

LOT 987

LOT 989

“Here is the alchemists’ fuse, here are the hieroglyphics of God” (“23 Roads”)

1000 An articulated fish made from beaten copper with silver panel detail to fins and tail, 32cm long illustrated Estimate : £80-100

LOT 990 994 A “Bushnell” telescope 36 x zoom, with tripod, 35cm Estimate : £20-30 995 A 20th century gilded composition seated Buddha in lotus position, 70cm wide, 73cm high illustrated Estimate : £600-800 LOT 1000 1001 A 20th century Japanese blue and white glazed ceramic octagonal charger, decorated with cranes in flight with a wave and floral border, 52cm, together with a matching bowl, 46cm diameter, 17cm high with painted character mark to base of bowl Estimate : £250-350 1002 An Art Deco stylized painted plaster statue of a naked woman restraining a German Shepherd dog, black with blue drapes and gilded chain, 59cm wide, 41cm high Estimate : £30-50 1003 A 20th century carved wood table or stool in the form of an elephant, ebonised and gilded with painted tusks, 40cm wide, 44cm high Estimate : £200-300 1004 A late 20th century Japanese ceramic goldfish bowl with panels of Bijin in landscape, flowers etc., richly gilded, inscribed to base, “Royal Satsuma”, 50cm diameter, 41cm high Estimate : £40-60 LOT 995 996 An ebony walking cane with silver handle, 90cm long Estimate : £40-60 997 A “Wurlitzer” electric wall clock, black with red and yellow decoration, red Arabic numerals to case, the face inscribed “Wurlitzer Phonograph Music”, 50cm diameter Estimate : £50-60 998 A pair of Ching dynasty baluster vases with domed covers, painted in cobalt blue with tendril design, flower heads and characters, painted character marks to base, believed to be Chenghua, 45cm high Estimate : £600-800 999 A carved wood fish with glass eyes, 74cm, together with a welded sheet metal owl, 40cm high Estimate : £30-40

1005 A Mexican wall mirror in an arched tin plate frame, with brass and copper decorative application of flowers and birds, overall 65cm wide, 84cm high Estimate : £40-60 1006 An “Alessi” stainless steel kettle with blue grip handle, together with an “Alessi” plated teaset, each with polished wood handle comprising; tray, teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and sugar bowl, ref.no.070050 Estimate : £100-200 1007 A 20th century composition bust of Qu’an Yin, 50cm high, together with a cast bronze Far Eastern Goddess, seated, 28cm high Estimate : £100-150 1008 A “Dunhill” burr wood humidor, 35cm by 23cm, 14cm high, together with a corduroy cased backgammon set Estimate : £150-200

“Who cries loudest ‘hang ‘em!” – There’s your guilty man” (Freudian Slips)

1009 A late 20th century Japanese bowl, blue painted tree decoration and gilded highlights, 20cm high, together with a matching plate, 30cm diameter, character marks to base Estimate : £80-120

1017 A selection of four table top lamps, includes a banker’s lamp, one constructed using bicycle pedal, half a soda syphon and cog, together with a battery powered lantern Estimate : £80-120

1010 A late 20th century Japanese baluster vase, having blue bamboo decoration with gilded outlines, character marks to base, 30cm high Estimate : £50-70

1018 A “Toddler Toy” from Gould Manufacturing Co. of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, U.S.A., a painted wood Bulldog on castors, 33cm long, together with a pair of maracas and a “Calypso” thumb plucked instrument Estimate : £40-60

1012 A 20th century carved and pierced wood panel, possibly Balinese, having acanthus scroll crest over two dancing figures, 43cm wide, 125cm high illustrated Estimate : £100-150

1025 A Moroccan octagonal coffee table with mother-of-pearl and bone inlay, on an arch panel base frame, the top 46cm by 66cm illustrated Estimate : £150-200

LOT 1025 1026 An embossed brass stick stand, with 17th century tavern scene decoration, containing various umbrellas, a riding crop and a cane Estimate : £30-50 LOT 1012 1013 A 20th century Indian carved wood panel of Shiva dancing, 30cm wide, 61cm high Estimate : £200-300 1014 A collection of sea shells, star fish and a fossilised ammonite Estimate : £50-100 1015 A pair of plain brass column table lamps with grey glass shades, with trailed pink decoration Estimate : £40-60 1016 Two Tiffany style table lamps with decorative glass shades Estimate : £100-150

1028 Three riding crops and a cane Estimate : £20-30 1029 A pair of oak topped pedestals, raised on wrought metal bases, 79cm high Estimate : £30-50 1030 An upholstered stool in antler print fabric, on block feet, 44cm square, 49cm high Estimate : £20-30 1031 Two nesting iron tables of triangular form, on wavy legs, one 61cm high, the other 45cm high Estimate : £30-50

“To gild the rot of golden years” (Time Future’s Ark)

1032 A pair of North African open armchairs, carved wood and polychrome painted in stylized floral motifs, multi baluster and grille panelled, with loose cushion seats and back pads, 76cm wide, 1.10m height of backs illustrated Estimate : £400-600

1040 A late 20th century studio pottery figure of a seated bull terrier, 26cm high Estimate : £50-70 1041 A 20th century plaster sculpture in the manner of Robert Crumb, “Fantasy” a stylized woman, in mini dress, her hair in a bun, bronzed effect finish, on platform base, 84cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-300

LOT 1032 1033 Two 20th century glazed earthenware mask vases, with horned helmet decoration, pierced eyes to one, closed eyes to the other, 21cm and 23cm high Estimate : £80-120 1034 An “Andy Webb” contemporary coffee table, Industrial chic meets rustic charm, stained rough hewn pine and brushed aluminium, signed and dated (19)97, 1.39m wide by 31cm high - (matches lots 1464 and 1465) Estimate : £100-150 1035 John Mullin, Stoneware A sculptural vase of squashed baluster form, with applied salamanders to the neck and shoulders, the body incised and glazed with an iguana, signed and dated to base 1993, 60cm high Estimate : £150-200 1036 A distressed paint finish occasional table, raised on substantial squared supports, 35cm x 61cm, 79cm high, together with one other similar pedestal, 37cm wide, 80cm high Estimate : £30-50

LOT 1041

1037 A late 20th century glazed ceramic figure of a dragon emerging from an egg shell, 15cm high, together with various decorative ceramic and wooden items Estimate : £30-50

1042 A late 20th century deep seated easy chair upholstered in brown hide with studded detail, raised on stained wood cabriole forelegs with ball and claw feet, together with the matching footstool Estimate : £300-500

1038 A late 20th century studio pottery figure of a seated tapir, part glazed, 34cm high Estimate : £50-70

1043 A 20th century contemporary craftsman made “Johnny Grey” oak partner’s writing table, having burr panel inlaid top, over arched aprons flanked by two frieze drawers to either side, raised on barley twist supports, 1.785m wide, 92cm high Estimate : £500-800

1039 Helen Sinclair “Reverie” a carved soapstone sculpture of a seated nude female, on block base, incised 5/25 in Roman numerals, 41cm high Estimate : £300-500

1044 An Edwardian mahogany shooting stick with brass mechanism and steel point, 82cm overall, together with one other Estimate : £30-50

“Where coins are as rare as a ferryman’s debts” (Wishes)

1050 Ulla Darni (New York) A contemporary wrought iron and hand painted glass ceiling light of large proportions, the scroll brackets supporting the dished shade, yellow ground with spirals and trailing fronds, with overall magenta line swirl emanating from the centre, shade 1.05m diameter illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

1056 A pair of late 20th century composition sphinx form trumpet vases with lead effect finish, 27cm high Estimate : £20-30 1057 A pair of deep seated hide upholstered easy chairs with loose seats, together with a pair of matching footstools Estimate : £200-400 1058 A pair of contemporary oval occasional tables on double column stems, together with a pair of “Escale” bent steel table lamps with parchment shades Estimate : £500-700 1059 A pair of 20th century plain oak top occasional tables, on tapering supports, 48cm square Estimate : £50-100 1060 A 20th century ebonised and marquetry effect wall mirror, plate size 67cm x 51cm, and a cartoon “Disney” cat panel, 37cm high Estimate : £40-60 1061 A late 20th century gilt framed bevel-plate wall mirror, plate size 73cm x 49cm Estimate : £80-120

LOT 1050 1051 A “De Sede” easy chair in tan leather upholstery, with matching footstool having leather covered tapering feet Estimate : £500-800 1052 A contemporary occasional table, having square oak top, raised on tapering supports, the top 48cm square Estimate : £30-60 1053 A contemporary design wing back easy chair with matching footstool, upholstered in a Liberty stylized floral fabric of Secessionist design, in blue, green, red, magenta, brown and cream Estimate : £200-400 1054 Ulla Darni (New York) A pair of contemporary designer wrought metal framed table lamps with hand painted decorative glass domed shades, red, green and yellow, 60cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-800

1062 A decorative mosaic framed wall mirror, plate size 60cm x 44cm Estimate : £50-80 1063 A carved oak framed wall mirror with floral decoration, plate size 72cm x 40cm Estimate : £50-80 1064 John Nethercott A contemporary craftsman made demi-lune wall mounting console table, strung and chevron inlaid, with red bands, 73.5cm wide Estimate : £100-200 1065 A “Michael Reed Design of London” small oak open bookcase, 61cm wide, 26cm deep, 96cm high Estimate : £30-40 1066 John Nethercott A contemporary craftsman made console table, the top burr veneered, on a carved branch effect support, 60cm wide Estimate : £100-150 1067 A 20th century turned yew wood bowl, 37cm diameter, with pine cones Estimate : £20-30 1068 A pair of contemporary tub chairs with cream fabric upholstery, on beech supports Estimate : £60-80

1055 A 20th century table lamp in bronzed metal and stained glass, in the manner of Tiffany, on lily pad base, 46cm high Estimate : £30-40

1069 A burr wood veneered inlaid stationery cabinet fitted five drawers with knob handles, raised on castors, 40cm wide Estimate : £30-50 LOT 1054

“For books, old dogs and hissing logs” (A Silent Prayer)

1070 A “Michael Reed Design” occasional table, having burr veneer inlaid top, on ring turned stem with wrought metal base, 40cm diameter, together with one other, similar (2) Estimate : £100-150

1081 Alf Norman A well modelled stainless steel sculpture of an owl, wings outstretched, on stand illustrated Estimate : £300-500

1071 A small sofa with two cushion seats and three cushions to back, in gold striped cord fabric upholstery Estimate : £50-70 1072 A bevel-plate wall mirror, the frame covered in “Liberty” fabric, stylized floral Seccionist design in red, brown, green and magenta on cream, plate size 57cm square Estimate : £40-60 1073 A collection of three items of painted nursery furniture, includes a green painted bookcase with abstract yellow triangle and pink swirl decoration, 48cm wide, 1m high, a green painted vase splat single chair and a purple waste bin Estimate : £50-70 1074 A contemporary craftsman made burr wood bookcase, the moulded top over faux column sides, flanking twin sections of adjustable open shelves, on closed base, 1.44m wide, 2.03m high Estimate : £300-500 1075 John Nethercott A contemporary craftsman made bedroom suite, chevron banded timber construction, comprising; double bed with knob finials, 1.3m wide, a pair of matching bedside tables, 51cm wide, a chest of two short over three long drawers, 1.12m wide, the bow fronted standing corner unit having moulded top over open shelves and cupboards below, 66cm wide, 2.08m high, and a bevel-plate wall mirror, 70cm x 78cm Estimate : £1000-2000 1080 After Rudolf Kaesbach (1873-1950) An animalier bronze statue of deerhounds, one standing and one leaping a picket gate, on a polished marble base, 53cm wide, 36cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

LOT 1081 1082 Guy Taplin (b.1939) “Winged Curlew” a carved and painted driftwood sculpture mounted on metal rod, with sea shell and block base, 45cm wide, 56cm high, 24cm deep. (Provenance - “Messum’s, Cork Street, London. Exhibition of Guy Taplin’s work, 2013”) illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000 1083 Guy Taplin (b.1939) “Up-winged Curlew” a carved and painted driftwood sculpture mounted on metal rod, with cork float and block base, 56cm wide, 103.5cm high, 30cm deep. (Provenance - “Messum’s, Cork Street, London. Exhibition of Guy Taplin’s work, 2013”) illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 1080

LOT 1082

“Unjessed our souls like falcons fly! How weak the lure, how wide the sky!” (On News of a Friends Sudden Death)

LOT 1083

1084 Guy Taplin (b.1939) “Looking back Curlew” a carved and painted driftwood sculpture mounted on metal rod, with cork float and block base, 56cm wide, 71.5cm high, 30cm deep. (Provenance - “Messum’s, Cork Street, London. Exhibition of Guy Taplin’s work, 2013”) illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

1087 A Puffer fish, 38cm long Estimate : £20-30

1085 Guy Taplin (b.1939) “Upright Curlew” a carved and painted driftwood sculpture mounted on metal rod, with cork float and block base, 64cm wide, 61.5cm high, 24cm deep. (Provenance - “Messum’s, Cork Street, London. Exhibition of Guy Taplin’s work, 2013”) illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

1089 A late 20th century novelty tin sculpture, “The Egg Timer”, depicting a hen coop on wheelbarrow type frame, with flag flying, 98cm high Estimate : £200-300

1088 Pierre Diamantopoulo (b.1952) “Night” a bronze owl on slate mount, 110cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

1090 A 20th century bronze effect sculpture in the form of two faces sharing a central eye, broken ragged stone effect top, verdigris colour finish, 47cm wide, 33cm high Estimate : £100-200 1091 Gustave Rey and Son A pair of 19th century cast bronze panels, cast in low relief with 15th century battle scenes, featuring knights in armour, pike men and cannon, 38cm x 1.52m Estimate : £1000-1500 1092 Two Indian painted wood wall mounting niches, one 66cm wide, the other 62cm wide Estimate : £80-120

LOT 1084

LOT 1085

1086 Carl Binder (Swiss 1881-1964) An Art Nouveau ormolu bronze sculpture of a naked young woman, her arms outstretched, a wreath of fruiting vine in her hair, fruiting vine at her feet, base signed and with foundry mark, 43cm high (Ex Sotheby’s “The Ken Paul Collection” purchased 15th March 2002) illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 1086

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1093 Simon Gudgeon (British b.1958) “Isis” bronze, signed with initials, no.6 of 9, dated 2009, 65cm high, on a polished grey stone base illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000 1094 An animalier bronze of a new born lamb 8cm high, together with a bronze of a bearded man, 7.5cm high and a bronzed figure of a running girl, on plinth base, 16cm high (3) Estimate : £100-150

LOT 1088

“My Ferulled walking stick a flint tipped spear” (Neanderthal Nights)

LOT 1093

1095 Alasdair Neil MacDonell (b.London 1947) Five ceramic iron mask series sculptures, turquoise glazed, 36cm x 30cm, together with one other similar, having star to forehead, 40cm x 22cm, and two others smaller part illustrated Estimate : £400-500

1099 Rachel Higgins of Warwickshire A Puffin with fish in beak, assembled from wire, sheet metal and riveted mesh, 32cm high illustrated Estimate : £100-150

PART LOT 1095 1096 Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943) “Ship of Fools”, carved and driftwood, with copper studded brass panels, steaming pot boiler at centre of ship, flanked by a fish and mermaid, raised on wheels, 86cm long, 69cm high Estimate : £600-800 1097 Rachel Higgins of Warwickshire A pair of gulls, assembled from wire, sheet metal and riveted mesh, 58cm high Estimate : £200-300 1098 Rachel Higgins of Warwickshire A set of three sea birds, assembled from wire, sheet metal and riveted mesh, one modelled as if coming in to land, smallest 24cm high illustrated Estimate : £250-350

LOT 1099 1100 Rachel Higgins of Warwickshire Two sea birds, assembled from wire, sheet metal and riveted mesh, one 60cm high, bird with brown finish, 63cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-300

LOT 1100

LOT 1098

“Can scholars tell their totems from their arse?” (Items in Museums of the Future)

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1101 A Japanese Meiji period bronze eagle, mounted on a tree stump base, well modelled with brown patina, small removable cover between wings, the eagle slotting onto the base, overall 85cm high illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000

1104 David Meredith A pair of limited edition cast and painted bronze Quail, no.4/8, 20cm illustrated Estimate : £120-180

LOT 1104

1106 Nick Bibby (b.1960) A bronze head of a Dodo, having verdigris finish with dark patina beak, signed edition 5/10, raised on circular platform, 33cm high illustrated Estimate : £1200-1500

LOT 1101

1102 Peter Eugene Ball (b.1943) “A Ship of Fools” carved and driftwood, nailed copper and partially painted, depicting an open boat on wheels, with crow’s nest, contains figures, one in a top hat, fish attached to the sides of the boat, 87cm long, 88cm high illustrated Estimate : £600-1000

LOT 1106 1107 Alf Norman A painted sheet metal wise owl with outstretched wings, upon a stack of books, 65cm high Estimate : £500-700

LOT 1102

1103 Sally MacDonell of Bath A studio ceramic sculpture of a nude girl standing, on block base, 38cm high, together with a studio stoneware bust of a woman wearing a green leaf hat, also signed by Sally MacDonell, 19.5cm high (2) Estimate : £20-30

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1108 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) A bronze statue “Scorcher” of a young nude woman asleep in a deck chair, her arms crossed behind her head, feet up on the seat, edition 5/9, signed verso, 24cm high with certificate signed and dated 1992 illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000 1109 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) A bronze statue “What a lovely hat”, a young nude woman in a deck chair wearing a sun visor, her hands crossed on her knee, edition 5/9, signed verso, 27cm high with a signed certificate dated 1992 illustrated Estimate : £2000-4000

“Upon the shipwrecked shores of outcast thought” (Where Knowledge Falters ….)

LOT 1108

LOT 1109

1110 Tony Evans A soldered sheet copper statue of a galloping heavy horse, mane, tail and feathers flying, signed to base, 58cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-600 1111 Carl Payne A bronze letter opener, the handle cast as the head and shoulders of a young woman, her hair in a bun, 19cm long Estimate : £50-70

LOT 1110

1114 A 20th century bronze crane, modelled stooping Estimate : £100-200 1115 A large 20th century Japanese baluster vase and cover, painted in the Imari palette with panels of Bijin in gardens, the domed cover with gilded finial, 96cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

1112 An early to mid 20th century Asian partial gilt bronze Brahma, or Deva, God of Creation, having four faces (vedas) and eight arms, each holding various symbolic objects, seated on a block throne, 48cm high Estimate : £300-500 1113 A 20th century bronze crane, standing with beak open, 1.54m tall Illustrated Estimate : £300-400

LOT 1115 1116 A steel tube standard lamp, cut in a jagged slit, illuminating from the inside, indistinctly signed and dated (20)12, 1.5m high Estimate : £50-70 1117 William Collieson (Bermuda) A wall sculpture of steer head design, from found materials, 22cm high Estimate : £50-70 LOT 1113

1118 An “Atelier Skull-T” pewter effect figure of a girl, 26cm high Estimate : £10-20

“In death, our lives lie in the mouths of friends” (Why Dead Men Seldom Rise)

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1119 Pozzi Franzetti An iron “Conch Dancer” earthquake detector, inscribed “Franzetti”, together with a cast iron steer skull, seated dog, sheet metal horse and steer and a tribal dancer stemmed table lamp Estimate : £120-180 1120 A late 20th century cast bronze and cold painted sea bird, monogrammed “D.M.”, 10cm long Estimate : £100-150 1121 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) A 20th century bronze of a young woman, semi naked draped with fabric, kneeling, 45cm high (Provenance: ex Mandalay in Mustique) illustrated Estimate : £2500-4000

1124 A late 20th century animalier bronze of a panther stalking through long grass, indistinctly signed, no.18 of 20, dated 1998, 63cm long Estimate : £1400-1800 1125 A late 20th century bronze effect resin model of a panther, mounted on wooden block, 28cm high Estimate : £250-350 1226 HASEGAWA SETTAN (Japan 1778-1843) Japanese two fold gold paper screen, silk brocade mounts on black lacquered frame depicting on the right the Queen of the Immortals Xiwangmu, ink, colour and gofun on gold paper, 84cm by 11.5cm, signed on right Hanabusa, on left Hasegawa illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

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1123 Alf Norman A 20th century steel sculpture of a Macaw, wings outstretched, raised on bamboo effect stand, wing span 85cm wide, 82cm high illustrated Estimate : £600-1000

LOT 1126 1130 A late 17th century chip carved candle box, having sliding front with stylized floral and lattice decoration to the front and sides, 36cm high, together with a porcupine quill box and a Japanese brass box (3) Estimate : £250-350 1131 A “Globe Wernicke” mahogany three tier bookcase, with drawer to base, 86cm wide, 120cm high Estimate : £150-250 1132 A bespoke “Michael Reed” oak and burr veneer collector’s cabinet, having plain low gallery, bow front with metal handles, five graduated fabric lined drawers, 61cm wide, 47cm high Estimate : £80-100 1134 A contemporary occasional table with twisted rope laid top, on four supports with stretchers, 62cm diameter Estimate : £50-70 1135 A contemporary oak plinth, squared tapering stem, 28.5cm square top, 93.5cm high Estimate : £50-70

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“To bless as Arthur, rising free – white fanged upon a silver sea –“ (A dream of England)

1136 Two Indian hardwood chairs, one with carved panel back, the other panelled and turned spindles, woven seat panels with woolwork seat cushions, on turned inverted cup feet, one 79cm high, the other 88cm high Estimate : £300-500 1137 Sean Feeney A contemporary craftsman made coffer, having burr timber hinged cover, flared sectional sides with inlaid front panel, 78.5cm wide, 41cm deep, 55cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-600

1145 An “Alessi” copper bottomed hob kettle, two “Alessi” ashtrays and a “Camembert” ceramic stand, in original box Estimate : £20-30 1146 Nick Mackman A Raku fired pottery sculpture of “ Wild Dog Pup”, seated, ears pricked, partial glazed in white and ochre patches, 39cm high Estimate : £150-200 1147 A 20th century bronze Far Eastern female dancer, kneeling with drum, partial gilt costume, with head dress, verdigris finish, 25cm high illustrated Estimate : £80-120

LOT 1137 1138 A suite of “Michael Reed” design ash occasional tables, in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, having pierced trestle ends, with plain stretchers, two small 41cm x 31cm x 44cm high and one long matching, 1.11m x 52cm x 44cm high Estimate : £250-350 1139 Four Oriental stained pine octagonal boxes, hinged covers with wrought iron strap mounts and hasps, printed paper lined, on block feet, 40cm high Estimate : £250-350 1141 A blue plaque inscribed “Felix Dennis poet, publisher, planter of trees lived on the top floor of this building from 1972 for more than 40 years” with the legend “Whosoever plants a tree, winks at immortality”, 40cm diameter Estimate : £50-70 1142 “Hubie” a contemporary craftsman made mixed timber occasional table, having inlaid top on triform supports, with flame effect stem, signed beneath the table top and dated 11/07, 62cm diameter Estimate : £400-600 1143 An Art Deco style brass adjustable table lamp, having marbled glass fringed shade, together with a glass ceiling shade, polychrome speckle decoration, 36cm diameter Estimate : £20-30 1144 A fret work panel, woodland design, bearing the inscription “Tales from the Woods”, 23.5cm x 19cm together with two giltwood carved “grieving” figures, 15cm high Estimate : £20-30

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1148 A Lalique vase mossi ambre coloured glass, frosted ground with polished bands of raised nodules, script signature “Lalique France” to base, 21cm high (ex The Lalique Store in Conduit Street London) Estimate : £250-500 1149 A late 19th century Betel nut kit, antiqued brass construction with pierced and chased decoration, with ochre colouring in part, consisting of a circular storage container with pinnacle lid and a tray of various canisters and bowls, the main box 45cm high (with “Liberty Rug Store” brown label) Estimate : £300-500 1150 A late 19th century brass Indian mask, depicting a man’s head wearing ear decorations in the form of cornucopiae, almond shaped eyes with twirled moustache and trimmed beard, 30cm high illustrated Estimate : £80-120 LOT 1150

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1151 A Benares sectional horn, floral chased and beaten copper decoration, with white metal mounts, overall 1.56m long, the flared trumpet rim 22cm diameter Estimate : £150-200 1152 Benjamin Shine A 2010 “Elephant Parade” elephant, decorated as a black London Taxi, 136 of 250, 15cm high with certificate and signed to feet, together with a straw work dragon, 27cm long, a brass Chinese character trivet and a “Visconti Family” tray Estimate : £30-40 1153 Rudolf Marcuse (German, b.1878) “Salome” standing on one leg in dancing pose, semi clad, partial gilt, signed to the base, with foundry mark to rim, Gladenbeck, Berlin, no.4533, on veined marble socle, 1.62m overall illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000 1154 Marcel Bouraine (French, b.1886-d.1948) An Art Nouveau bronze figure of a naked young female acrobat, standing on the ball of one foot, one leg and both arms outstretched, balancing an ivory ball on the back of each hand, dark patina, raised on green veined marble plinth, signed “M.Bouraine”, overall 50cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

1157 A late Victorian brass and tin plate magic lantern, bears impressed label, “patent no.2459”, overall 58cm long, 23cm high Estimate : £100-150 1158 A 19th century Chinese apothecary chest, fitted one hundred and seventeen drawers, each with calligraphy characters and ring handle, dark stained soft wood construction, raised on panel end supports, 140cm high Estimate : £300-500 1160 A French mahogany bedside cupboard with gallery top, over single drawer and open shelf, raised on cabriole scroll toe supports, 37cm wide Estimate : £30-50 1161 A 20th century satinwood veneered occasional table of Biedermeier design, the circular top with ebonised edge, on an ebonised stem and trafalgar base, 46cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £50-100

1155 A contemporary glass scent bottle with stopper, having abstract inclusions with a blue ground, the base inscribed “Mave Mouche Oliver”, 27cm high, together with a large glass paperweight or door porter, with abstract polychrome inclusions, engraved “Korgi”, 13cm high Estimate : £100-150 1156 Dominic An Art Deco style bronze “Nova”, figure of a naked young woman, standing on tip toes of one foot, signed “Dominic”, dated (19)87 to her calf, base engraved limited edition numbered 89 of 500 and titled “Nova”, raised on green veined marble plinth, overall 42cm high illustrated Estimate : £250-350

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“All our Empire now is dust, Empires fade, as Empires must” (A dream of England)

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1162 A 20th century figured walnut veneered occasional table of Biedermeier design, the circular top raised on ebonised stem and trafalgar base, 45cm diameter Estimate : £40-60 1163 A reproduction oak desk having tooled crimson leathered top, on a base fitted drawers and acanthus leaf decoration, flanked by two cupboards with floral panels, raised on cup and cover supports Estimate : £30-50 1164 A late 20th century decorative gilt framed wall mirror with acanthus leaf decoration, plate size 88cm high, 58cm wide Estimate : £30-50

1169 A “Cadman” tubular metal and wooden gentleman’s valet, 94cm Estimate : £50-70 1170 A “Cadman” tubular metal and wooden gentleman’s valet, 94cm Estimate : £50-70 1171 An “Albion” wingback chair by House of Hackney, raised on cabriole supports, with matching footstool illustrated Estimate : £500-700

1165 A polished and stained wood jardinière stand, having substantial barley twist stem, 93cm high Estimate : £20-30 1166 A “Cadman Fibonacci dancing furniture” sideboard of wavy form, sycamore with burr elm panels, central bank of five drawers with knob handles, flanked by twin cupboards with burr panels, burr end panels, on shaped supports, 1.27m wide, 85cm high, 47cm deep illustrated Estimate : £400-800

LOT 1171 1172 A “De Sede” orange leather upholstered wing chair and matching ottoman Estimate : £400-600 1173 A bronzed adjustable standard reading lamp Estimate : £30-50 LOT 1166 1167 A pair of “Cadman Fibonacci dancing furniture” wavy pattern bedside tables, sycamore with burr elm drawer fronts, on wavy outswept supports with “H” stretchers, 41cm wide, 60cm high Estimate : £150-200

1174 An Industrial design adjustable table lamp, made using plumbers pipe, and a galvanised funnel shade Estimate : £30-40 1175 Two standard lamps, metal constructed, one with wrought iron feet Estimate : £30-50 1176 A “Sean Feeney” figured elm bookcase with shaped sides and adjustable shelves, the top with rounded ends, 1.57m wide, 82cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-800

1168 “Nigel Brown of Halstock“ two lobster pot design craftsman made tables with under tiers, 46cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-500

LOT 1168

“I sit and write my verses, she sips a glass of wine” (French Connection)

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1177 A “Sean Feeney” oak bookcase, with shaped sides and adjustable shelves, the top with rounded ends, 1.6m wide, 81cm high Estimate : £500-800 1178 An Arts and Crafts design large copper vessel, having hammered finish with wavy border, fitted decorative iron drop handles, 30cm high Estimate : £100-150

1182 A “Sean Feeney” contemporary craftsman made study chair, walnut splayed panel back within a ring frame, with open arms, leather upholstered seat, on outswept supports illustrated Estimate : £700-1000

1179 A “Sean Feeney” craftsman made chest of five drawers, possibly ash with unusual wishbone burr handles and waisted sides, 1.03m wide, 77cm high, 48cm deep illustrated Estimate : £500-700

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LOT 1179 1180 A “Cadman Fibonacci dancing furniture” sycamore framed contemporary craftsman made cheval mirror of wavy design, overall height 1.42m Estimate : £150-250 1181 A “Nigel Brown” contemporary craftsman made bureau plat, having burr and figured writing surface with tambour rear superstructure, revealing pigeon holes and drawers, flanked by an electric light to one side with parchment shade, and a blacksmith made and brass dish platform night light holder to the other. Fitted two baize lined drawers with division, on trestle end supports with outswept feet, 1.51m wide, 70cm deep illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

1183 A “De Sede” red leather upholstered wing chair with matching ottoman Estimate : £400-600 1184 Three woven cane lobster pot form tables, with under tier, 61cm high Estimate : £400-500 1185 A bespoke stained wood magazine rack, a “bookish” owl carved to the front, with brass carrying handles, 42cm wide Estimate : £20-30 1186 A suite of four standard lamps, of black pole design, on substantial wooden bases, with parchment shades, overall 1.86m high Estimate : £40-70 1187 A contemporary craftsman made oak dining table of refectory style with bowed edges, raised on trestle end supports, 1.65m wide, 97cm high together with a set of six oak ladderback dining chairs Estimate : £300-500 1188 A set of six “B & B Italia” single dining chairs, model “vol au vent” designed by Mario Bellini, yellow fabric upholstered Estimate : £100-200

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1189 A late Victorian stripped pine apothecary set of twenty-four drawers, with turned knob handles, on closed base, 1.45m wide, 19cm deep, 44cm high Estimate : £200-300

“I helped erect a tent of bliss, our free-love spirits soaring …….” (Dwellings)

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1212 JAMES HAGUE Self Portrait, BP Portrait Award 1996, oil on canvas, 32cm by 24cm Estimate : £250-350

(Refer to Glossary)

1213 RON BONE (1950-2011) “Seat at the Show”, acrylic on board, signed lower right, 29cm by 25cm Estimate : £250-350

1200 British School 20th century A sectionally, constructed print, of a red telephone kiosk, with graffiti marks in black and silver, in acrylic case frame, 1.67m by 64cm Estimate : £70-100 1202 DARLING British School, 20th century A landscape with solitary tree, mixed media painting, 18cm by 66cm Estimate : £20-30 1203 RUDYARD KIPLING An autographed letter, “The Elms, Rottingdean” dated 22 Oct (18)97, signed “faithfully yours Rudyard Kipling”, mounted with an image of Kipling, in a hogarth frame, letter 12.5cm by 9cm, overall frame 28.5cm by 36cm Estimate : £250-350 1204 A late 20th century ink wash cartoon, depicting a couple outside a “Cartier” store, in pencil the inscription; “damn it woman ... I’m not made of plastic”, 25cm by 20cm Estimate : £30-50 1205 An early 20th century framed sheet music, “Felix kept on Walking”, issued in conjunction with The Felix the Cat Cartoons, music by Bryant and David, penned inscription 1924, in slender black glazed frame, 30cm by 98cm Estimate : £40-60 1207 SAMMY MYERSON Corn and Yeis, a Navajo sand painting, 29cm by 29cm, signed in full and inscribed on verso Estimate : £40-60

1214 RON BONE (1950-2011) “Redecorating” acrylic on board, signed lower right, 24cm by 20cm Estimate : £200-300 1215 CLIFFORD WEBB (1895 - 1972) Pumas, 1949, colour woodblock, 24cm by 35cm Estimate : £30-50 1216 INDISTINCTLY SIGNED “Night Creatures”, a limited edition colour print, no.25/35, dated (19)93 Estimate : £30-50 1217 WILLI KISMER (b.1951) Female torso, rear view, a pair of etchings, the former signed and numbered 9/250, the latter inscribed E.A. and signed, various sizes, 46cm by 20cm and 41cm by 29cm (2) Estimate : £100-150 1218 A late 20th century print and collage on canvas, a decorative figure interior with bird cage and vase of flowers, 65cm by 47cm in gilt frame Estimate : £50-70 1219 ZHAO KAILIN (b.1961) Portrait of a young woman, oil on canvas, signed and dated 2003, 73cm by 62cm illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

1211 JAMES HAGUE Portrait of Marky, oil on board, 25cm by 20cm, Waterman Fine Art Ltd label on the reverse illustrated Estimate : £150-250

LOT 1219 1220 JAPANESE SCHOOL, 20th century Stork, woodblock, 38cm by 25cm Estimate : £60-80 LOT 1211

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“That daub up on the wall (the fruit of graft)” (Tiff with a Mistress)

1221 20th CENTURY Pair of Chinese style reverse painted glass pictures, 49cm by 33cm Estimate : £100-150 1222 after hieronymous bosch Group of satanic figures, reproduction print, 121cm by 64cm Estimate : £30-50

1226 After DAVID HOCKNEY (British, b.1937) Richard, Jim and Felix, reproduction print, (the OZ trials defendants from one of the longest cases in British legal history) 71cm by 91cm, signed in pencil illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

1223 GEOFFREY ERNEST HOLT (1942-1998) Study of a wounded female nude, deep within a forest glade, discovered by a huntsman, a fox beside, oil on canvas, 71cm by 90cm illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

LOT 1226 1227 ANTHONY KRIKHAAR Seated Nude II, oil on panel, signed with initials, 83cm by 69cm, Estimate : £300-500

LOT 1223 1224 GEOFFREY ERNEST HOLT (1942-1998) The Lion of Judah, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1978, 75cm by 59cm illustrated Estimate : £800-1500

1228 ANTHONY KRIKHAAR Seated Nude I, oil on board, signed with initials, 59cm by 54cm illustrated Estimate : £300-500

LOT 1228

LOT 1224 1225 MICHAEL LECOUTEUR ‘Low Water’, etching and aquatint, signed, inscribed and numbered 6/90, 61cm by 36cm Estimate : £40-60

1229 AFTER OTTO MESSMER AND JOE ORIOLO A set of twelve prints of Felix the cat Estimate : £250-350 1230 BROOKMAN MORE Lake scene, acrylic on paper, signed and dated ‘96, 50cm by 40cm Estimate : £150-250

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1231 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Profile of jaguar, graphite on paper, signed and dated, 8cm by 23.5cm, Estimate : £70-100

1244 AFTER HENRI MATISSE Reproduction print, 28.5cm by 43cm Estimate : £20-30

1232 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Nude, graphite on paper, signed and dated lower right, 9cm by 26.5cm Estimate : £80-120

1245 A COLLECTION OF FOUR TINTIN POSTERS reproduction prints (4) illustrated Estimate : £150-250

1233 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Oriental Lady, graphite on paper, 33cm by 23.5cm Estimate : £80-120 1234 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Street Men, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, 72.5cm by 53cm Estimate : £300-500 1235 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Llama, coloured pencil on paper, signed and dated in lower margin, 23cm by 30.5cm Estimate : £80-120 1236 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) “9456”, oil on canvas, 59cm by 44cm Estimate : £300-500 1237 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Two men fighting, gouache, signed lower right in full, 35.5cm by 25.5cm Estimate : £300-500 1238 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Jaguar, graphite on paper, 21.5cm by 18.5cm Estimate : £80-120 1239 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Two birds on a branch, ink and watercolour on paper, signed and dated 1984 lower right, 29cm by 22cm Estimate : £70-100 1240 British School 20th century RAF Pilot asleep in a chair, print, 35cm by 23.5cm Estimate : £40-60 1241 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Male nude, 1982, pencil and crayon on paper, signed and dated lower right, 73.5cm by 44.5cm Estimate : £80-120 1242 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Nude with arms crossed, pencil and crayon, signed and dated 1985 lower right, 33.5cm by 26.5cm Estimate : £80-120 1243 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Reclining nude, 1984, pencil and pastel, signed and dated lower right, 35.5cm by 28cm Estimate : £80-120

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PART LOT 1245 1246 JAPANESE SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY Geisha, colour photograph, 48.5cm by 43cm Estimate : £20-30 1247 KUNPO (Japan born 1937) “Autumn Finale”, woodcut, 38cm by 58.5cm Estimate : £20-40 1248 JAPANESE SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY Carp, ink and colour on silk, 129.5cm by 49.5cm (sight) Estimate : £30-50 1249 JAPANESE SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY Reproduction print on fabric, 65cm by 60cm (sight) Estimate : £20-30 1250 AFTER BOB KANE (American, 1916-1998) Enlarged cells from Detective Comics No. 27, depicting the origin of the character “ Batman”, print, 98cm by 137cm (sight) Estimate : £150-250 1251 YUKKI YAURA (Japanese, b.1958) Koi Carp, Japanese pigment and sumi ink on rice paper, 33cm by 44cm, stamped Estimate : £100-200

“No man grow old while yet his mother lives” (Of Debts and Mothers)

1252 JOE REED Mana Standing Still 2, print with watercolour, signed and dated 1975, 33cm by 23cm Estimate : £20-30

1266 BRITISH SCHOOL LATE 19TH CENTURY The Imperial Eagle, The Angola Vulture, pair of coloured lithograph book plates Estimate : £40-60

1253 JAPANESE SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY Mizuki Yuna, coloured etching, edition 18/20, signed and dated ‘97, 38cm by 23cm, Estimate : £40-60

1267 PATSY FISHER Mustique beach scene, photographic reproduction prints, 33cm by 41cm, signed and numbered from an edition of 500 (qty) Estimate : £50-70

1254 KERRY DARLINGTON (British) Abstract landscape, mixed media on board, signed bottom centre, 67cm by 18cm Estimate : £50-70

1268 BIRGIT KRUBIELL Kreizergracht, Amsterdam, coloured etching, signed in pencil, 24cm by 32cm (PL) Estimate : £40-60

1255 ANTHONY GILBERT Lady in profile, watercolour, signed with monogram, 28cm by 12.5cm Estimate : £200-300

1270 BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY Fish studies, set of five book templates, each 25cm by 20cm Estimate : £60-80

1256 ANTHONY GILBERT Lady in striped top, watercolour, signed with monogram, 23cm by 15.5cm Estimate : £200-300

1271 AFTER RALPH IDRIS STEADMAN (British, b. 1936) Untitled, etching, edition 9/20, 33cm by 40cm, signed and numbered Estimate : £200-300

1258 ABORIGINAL ART A collection of limited edition prints including the series Love magic and ceremony, aquatints and etchings, various sizes, 7 unframed, 1 framed Estimate : £800-1200 1259 PATSY FISHER A map “Mustique, West Indies - 1804”, watercolour on paper, signed, 38cm by 27cm Estimate : £30-50 1260 PATSY FISHER Various views of Mustique, four watercolours, all signed and titled, each 29cm by 38cm Estimate : £80-120 1261 Egyptian School 20th century Ancient Egyptian style painting, mixed media, 28cm by 38cm Estimate : £20-30 1262 KETUT SUWETA (Balinese) Sayan Kutu , Bali, oil on canvas, signed and dated, 45cm by 64cm Estimate : £80-120

1272 R WOODLAND Blind III, screen print, 90cm by 63cm (SH), signed, numbered and titled in pencil Estimate : £20-30 1273 MICHAEL ENGLISH (British) Strawberry ice cream, lithograph, edition 18/25, 38cm by 28cm Estimate : £40-60 1274 PATSY FISHER Cashews, watercolour, 33cm by 46cm, signed and titled Estimate : £40-60 1275 BRITISH SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY Man dressed in a robe walking over rocks, indistinctly signed, mixed media, 38cm by 25cm Estimate : £50-70 1276 BERNARD KRAMER A set of four views of Mandalay Cottage, watercolours, each 24cm by 32cm Estimate : £80-120

1263 ANGELICA GUTTIEREZ ‘Human rights’, oil on canvas, 40cm by 50cm Estimate : £80-120

1277 ANTHONY STONES Don Quixote in China, ink and watercolour on rice paper, signed and dedicated to Felix, May 2003, 36cm by 29cm Estimate : £70-100

1264 19TH CENTURY ENGRAVINGS BY G HUNT AFTER J. MOORE Various views of the Great Dagon Pagoda at Rangoon and others, published by Kingsbury, thirteen aquatints, 34cm by 48cm (PL) Estimate : £200-300

1278 MICHAEL ENGLISH Country Joe and the Fish, collage and mixed media on golden ground, 31cm by 31cm Estimate : £80-120

1265 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL The crocodile of the Nile, hand coloured etching from a book template, 20cm by 26cm Estimate : £20-30

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1279 RALPH IDRIS STEADMAN (British b. 1936) Various caricatures, six watercolours with ink and collage on paper, each approximately 40cm by 33cm, all signed illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

1285 S. W***, 2006 “Chanel - The Dog” wearing sun glasses, red ground, giclée hand enhanced print, limited edition 17 of 99, signed and numbered, 99cm by 74cm, unframed Estimate : £150-250 1286 A Mughal style late 20th century Indian watercolour on silk panel. An elephant dressed for festival, in richly decorated adornments with ankle bells and tusk caps, holds aloft a flower in trunk, 36cm by 46cm, framed, mounted and glazed Estimate : £50-70 1288 NOAH JEROME Vases - in Japanese style, black vases on a red ground, one holding pussy willow, the other bamboo, a pair of lithographs, high gloss black frames, glazed, named and with “c” copyright mark lower left Estimate : £100-200 1289 RONALD SEARLE (born 1920) “End of Term”, three images of Molesworth telling the story of his act of arson, dip pen and ink drawing, signed, titled and dated (19)54, 46cm x 32cm (published News Chronicle London Issue 31st July 1954) in plain ebonised glazed frame Estimate : £200-300

LOT 1279 1281 LARRY The Land - Mine, ink and wash on paper, signed ‘Larry’ upper right, 26cm by 38cm Estimate : £100-180 1282 RALPH IDRIS STEADMAN (British, b.1936) Hunter S Thompson on a Ducati, coloured print, edition 95/100, 59cm by 84cm (SH) Estimate : £180-250 1283 H. DAWSON ‘Evening on a boat’, oil on panel, signed and dated 1857, 25cm by 19cm Estimate : £150-200 1284 ALFRED EDWARD EMSLIE (1848-1918) The Garland, watercolour, signed, 23cm by 41cm illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

1290 A set of four framed colour plate illustrations of North American Indian traditional costume, taken from “Bureau of American Ethnology - twentyfirst Annual Report”, printed by the Heliotype Co. Boston, 22cm x 14cm, four images to the page, in ebonised metal frames, cream mounted and glazed (This report was presented to the Smithsonian Institution 1800/1900) Estimate : £80-120 1291 HALL (20th century) River landscape with distant Norman church tower, Oil painting on panel, signed, 10cm by 8cm in ornate gilt frame with fabric covered mount Estimate : £20-30 1292 GUY COLWELL (American b.1945) “Tiger” appearing through long grasses, signed lower left and dated 1994, oil on canvas, 43cm by 32cm, in moulded stained wood frame Estimate : £150-200 1293 GUY COLWELL (American b.1945) “Gorilla” seated in jungle, oil on canvas, signed lower right on branch and dated 1993, 52cm by 39cm, in moulded stained wood frame Estimate : £50-100 1294 GUY COLWELL (American b.1945) “Gorilla” seated by a barred window, oil on card, signed lower left and dated 1997, 34cm by 26cm, in plain orange painted frame Estimate : £50-100 1295 PETER BROWN, NEAC “Chadwickham House, Bolsover St. London” seen in late or early sun, figures and a moped, oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘08 lower right, 64cm by 74cm in moulded gilt frame, (commissioned Jan (20)08 - see “Messum’s” label verso) Estimate : £200-400

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“I am emptying the wine from life’s decanter –“ (“I am Fleeing for My Life”)

1296 PETER BROWN, NEAC “Goodge Street, London”, seen in late or early sun, figures passing and window shopping, a black taxi cab and a distant crane, oil on canvas, signed and dated (20)08, 74cm by 87cm in moulded gilt frame Estimate : £200-400 1297 STEVE BROCKMAN-MORE Early coastal Australian landscape, tall trees in foreground, oil on paper, signed and dated (19)88, 43 by 59cm in plain gilt glazed frame illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

1306 GEORGE SNOW Superman, acrylic on canvas, 160cm by 110cm Estimate : £150-200 1307 F. HARPER Dirty goggles, oil on board, 39cm by 50cm, signed Estimate : £150-250 1308 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Handstand, watercolour, signed and dated 1982, 30cm by 22cm Estimate : £200-300 1309 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Untitled, watercolour, signed and dated 1982, 33cm by 25cm Estimate : £200-300 1310 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Portrait of a nude woman, pencil and crayon on paper, 36cm by 25cm Estimate : £80-120 1311 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Sleeping nude, pencil, pastel and crayon, 33cm by 42cm Estimate : £70-100

LOT 1297 1298 CATHERINE HAVARD “Autumn” a vase of flowers, limited edition colour print, signed in pencil, titled and numbered 12/20, 61cm by 46cm Estimate : £20-30 1299 CATHERINE HAVARD “Blue Lilies” a vase of Arum and Tiger lilies, a limited edition colour print, signed in pencil, titled and numbered 13/25 to lower margin, 67cm by 46cm Estimate : £20-30

1312 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Reclining nude, pencil, pastel and crayon, 31cm by 38cm Estimate : £70-100 1313 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Untitled, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1976, 46cm by 51cm illustrated Estimate : £300-500

1300 EDWARD WESSON (British, b. 1910 - d. 1983) Still life - a vase of red roses, oil on board, signed, 35cm by 45cm Estimate : £200-300 1301 JAPANESE SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY Mandarins and Japanese Ladies, lithographs, various sizes (2) Estimate : £80-120 1302 BRITISH SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY Portrait of Queen Victoria, reproduction print, 54cm by 40cm Estimate : £40-60 1303 A set of six 20th century bird studies, embroideries, 53cm by 91cm Estimate : £200-300 1305 GUY COLWELL (American, b.1945) Heat wave, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right ‘1976’, 122cm by 157cm Estimate : £350-450

LOT 1313 1314 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Street corner scene, watercolour, signed, 40cm by 32cm Estimate : £150-250

“Though tyrants ride the tiger’s back, yet biters may be bit” (The Taking of Saddam)

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1315 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Zombies, watercolour, 25cm by 34cm Estimate : £150-250 1316 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Two nudes, watercolour, signed and dated 1982, 23cm by 24cm Estimate : £150-250

1324 JAMES DODDS Inside the stern of a Thames Barge, 2009, Battened out Poole Harbour one Design, 2009, a pair in oil, 61cm by 152cm and 91cm by 106cm (2) illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

1317 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) A series, depicting street scenes and various stages of a nuclear bomb exploding, pencil, all signed and dated 1983, each approx 28cm by 35cm Estimate : £300-500 1318 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Escape, oil on canvas, 95cm by 105cm Estimate : £300-500 1319 GUY COLWELL (b.1945) Crowd of people, oil on canvas, 110cm by 120cm Estimate : £300-500

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1320 YOUNG Man holding a wine glass, oil on board, signed and dated ‘74, 45cm by 59cm Estimate : £80-120 1321 MARTIN SHARP (b. 1947) Jimi Hendrix, photographic reproduction print, 92cm by 67cm (I) Estimate : £80-120 1322 British School, 20th century A set of six engravings, Israel Hands, Long John Silver, The Captains Papers, Jim Hawkins, Blind Pew, The Sea Cook, 22cm by 15cm, from an edition of ten, various sizes (6) Estimate : £80-120 1323 RONNIE WOOD Bob Dylan, Limited edition print, signed, inscribed and numbered 242/250, 51cm by 44cm illustrated Estimate : £150-250

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LOT 1324 1325 MIKE EDWARDS (British School, 20th century) Two shipping scenes, a pair, oils on canvas, each 49cm by 100cm, both signed lower right Estimate : £30-50 1326 MIKE EDWARDS (British School, 20th century) Portrait of Robert Louis Stevenson, oil on canvas, 60cm by 50cm illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 1326

“……… we played a lot of Zappa and Dylan and the ‘Dead, And we talked a lot – but mostly I’ve forgotten what we said” (The Summer of Love)

1327 RICHARD THORN Two moored fishing vessels, watercolour, signed, 27cm by 30.5cm, illustrated Estimate : £150-250

1336 Mike Edwards (British School, 20th century) Street view on a rainy day, acrylic on canvas, 50cm by 100cm, signed and dated ‘10 Estimate : £80-120 1337 GEORGE SNOW A comic sketch, Eagle Comics Dan Dare and his arch nemesis “The Mekon”, acrylic on canvas, 100cm by 160cm illustrated Estimate : £300-500

LOT 1337 LOT 1327 1328 RICHARD THORN Evening Line-up, watercolour, signed, 24cm by 29cm Estimate : £150-250 1329 RICHARD THORN Brixham Boats, watercolour, signed, 28cm by 32cm Estimate : £150-250 1330 RICHARD THORN Tender’s Club, Teignmouth, watercolour, signed, 25.5cm by 32cm Estimate : £150-250 1331 RICHARD THORN Out Beyond the Head, watercolour, signed, 36cm by 56cm Estimate : £150-250 1332 RICHARD THORN Along the Cliff Path, Berry Head, watercolour, signed, 54cm by 39cm Estimate : £150-250 1333 RICHARD THORN Blue Lagoon, watercolour, signed, 43cm by 64.5cm Estimate : £150-250

1338 AFTER RALPH IDRIS STEADMAN (British, b. 1936) The Ultimate WWF Boar, a pair of photographic reproduction prints Estimate : £100-150 1339 ABORIGINAL SCHOOL Untitled, gouache on paper, 120cm by 57cm Estimate : £150-250 1340 JAN McCULLOCH Young hare Psycho, pair of coloured etchings, edition 13/40 and 16/40, each 34cm by 25cm, signed, titled and numbered Estimate : £60-80 1341 ADRIAN GEORGE, 20TH CENTURY Reclining dancer, 1982, indistinctly signed and numbered 149/150, 60cm by 80cm Estimate : £30-50 1342 RALPH IDRIS STEADMAN (British, b. 1936) The Hispaniola and C. Flint, 2011, reproduction prints each 49cm by 62cm, both signed and dedicated to Felix illustrated Estimate : £400-600

1334 19TH CENTURY, ENGLISH SCHOOL Coastal seascape with sailing barges and fishing boats at anchor, oil on canvas, 69cm by 90cm Estimate : £200-300 1335 MIKE EDWARDS (British School, 20th century) Robert Louis Stevenson - Western Samoa, Postage and Revenue, oil on canvas, signed, 45cm by 40cm Estimate : £40-60 LOT 1342

“Habit wound a blindfold round our eyes” (Habit)

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1343 AFTER RALPH IDRIS STEADMAN (British, b. 1936) Abstract face, etching and mezzotint, edition 3/20, signed, numbered and titled, 38cm by 25cm Estimate : £200-300 1344 PETER EVANS Chilies, acrylic on panel, signed lower right, 33cm by 33cm Estimate : £40-60 1345 CUMMINS Robert Louis Stevenson leaning against a palm tree, quill in hand, gouache on paper, signed and dated ‘99, 58cm by 83cm illustrated Estimate : £150-250

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LOT 1345 1346 S. HOLT Bird, ink and watercolour, signed lower left, 26cm by 20cm Estimate : £30-50

1352 RON BONE Prize Bull, acrylic on board, signed, 37cm by 51cm illustrated Estimate : £300-500

1347 PETER EVANS Stones, acrylic on panel, 48cm by 48cm, signed lower right Estimate : £60-80 1348 CECIL HAYWARD Robin the Wonder dog, coloured etching, signed, numbered 1/40 and titled, 37cm by 33cm Estimate : £20-30 1349 RON BONE Red Blind, acrylic on board, signed, 32cm by 27cm Estimate : £300-500 1350 RON BONE Pot Cupboard, acrylic on board, signed, 52cm by 39cm illustrated Estimate : £300-500

1353 RON BONE Hangar, acrylic on board, signed, 53cm by 46cm Estimate : £300-500

1351 RON BONE A Good Book, acrylic on board, signed, 53cm by 38cm Estimate : £300-500

1354 RON BONE Painted Alcoves, acrylic on board, signed, 46cm by 43cm Estimate : £300-500 1355 RON BONE Rehearsal Room, acrylic on board, signed, 32cm by 29cm Estimate : £300-500

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“The tide is on the turn – I seek the deep!” (Ebb-tide)

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1356 RICHARD THORN Just a Field, watercolour, signed, 51cm by 68cm Estimate : £150-250 1357 RICHARD THORN In the Shade, watercolour, signed, 53cm by 46cm Estimate : £150-250 1358 RICHARD THORN Sun Worshipper, watercolour, signed, 53cm by 37cm Estimate : £150-250 1359 RON BONE A Day’s Toil, acrylic on board, signed, 42cm by 33cm Estimate : £400-600 1360 RON BONE Painted Cupboard with Boxes, acrylic on board, signed, 41cm by 37cm illustrated Estimate : £300-500

1364 BURRIDGE Posh Paws, etching and aquatint, artist’s proof, signed and inscribed, 48cm by 31cm Estimate : £40-60 1365 PHILIP DUNN Rio della Guerra, print, signed, inscribed and numbered 22/100, 64cm by 43cm Estimate : £80-120 1366 L.VALERIE Still life - Chinese lantern flowers, etching, signed, numbered 125/150 and titled, 28cm by 33cm Estimate : £40-60 1367 IAN McCULLOCH (British, b. 1935) The Lane, edition 13/100 Daisy Field, edition A/P, Fields of Gold, edition 15/100, three coloured etchings, all signed numbered and titled, various sizes (3) Estimate : £100-150 1368 PETER EVANS Corrugated door and padlock, acrylic on board, signed, 91cm by 91cm Estimate : £300-500 1369 PETER EVANS Still life - Three glass vessels, acrylic on board, signed, 60cm by 60cm Estimate : £300-500 1370 PETER EVANS Paint brushes, acrylic on board, signed, 85cm by 85cm Estimate : £250-350 1371 HELEN McCHESNEY (British) Rear of a nude, charcoal on paper, signed with initials, HM,96’, 41cm by 32cm Estimate : £80-120 1372 SUZANNE SOMMER (Australian) Island Whisper, 2008, acrylic on board, signed verso, 28cm by 35cm Estimate : £50-70 1373 GERRY BAPTIST Poplars, watercolour, signed, 39cm by 43cm Estimate : £150-250

LOT 1360 1362 AFTER M LOXTON Le Caviste Le Degustateur, reproduction prints, signed, inscribed and numbered 203/950, 32cm by 23.5cm Estimate : £30-50

1374 BRITISH SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY Still Life of flowers in a vase, watercolour, indistinctly signed and dated ‘94, 32cm by 28cm Estimate : £20-30

1363 A SET OF EIGHT HAND COLOURED ENGRAVINGS depicting wild animals, approximately 10cm by 16cm (8) Estimate : £40-60

“An ochre bison shuffles from the stone, preserved in darkness, pigment mimics bone” (Illustrated Apes)

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1381 ROLAND PLOTTER 1985 Bathing Lady III, pen and ink, signed, titled and dated ‘85, 30cm by 20.5cm Estimate : £20-30

1375 GIULIO ROSATI (1858 - 1917) Flowers for Grandpa, oil on canvas, signed, 40cm by 63cm illustrated Estimate : £3000-5000

1382 BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY Escala 2011, photograph signed by the artists, 36cm by 49cm Estimate : £30-50 1383 HENRY PERRY Central St. Martins, Wood Cut of Arts and Crafts Reprint 1990, 60cm by 44cm Estimate : £40-60 1384 DENISE ADAMS Old Manor Garden Topiary, 1988, watercolour, signed lower right, together with another watercolour by the same hand, 22cm by 17cm (2) Estimate : £20-30 LOT 1375 1376 JOHN EMMS (1843-1912) A Pomeranian, oil on canvas, signed and inscribed ‘Fitz’, dated 1895, 49cm by 66cm illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

1385 DENISE ADAMS Old Manor Garden Topiary, 1988, an unframed painting, 35cm by 28cm Estimate : £15-25 1386 BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY “Fighting”, man and women fighting, oil on glass tile, 25cm by 22.5cm Estimate : £20-30 1387 BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY Twin Globes, print laid onto glass, 40cm by 58cm Estimate : £20-30 1388 BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY Rural Children, chromolithograph, 41cm by 35cm Estimate : £20-30 1389 BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY Globe Celeste, hand coloured reproduction print, 54cm by 41cm Estimate : £20-30

LOT 1376 1377 RALPH IDRIS STEADMAN (British, b.1936) Caricature of a man holding a wine glass, pen and ink, watercolour and collage, signed and dated ‘95, 29cm by 34cm Estimate : £250-350 1378 PORTRAIT DAGUERREOTYPES A set of twelve daguerreotypes of nude women from around the turn of the century, framed as one, various sizes Estimate : £40-60 1379 A photographic print of the famous Ali v Liston fight, 52cm by 50.5cm Estimate : £40-60 1380 BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY Christ like figure amongst waves, mixed media, 49cm by 28cm Estimate : £20-30

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1390 R MONTI ‘Thames’, pen and ink heightened with white, 21cm by 30cm Estimate : £20-30 1391 AFTER VAN GOGH Drinking Heineken, a framed print of a cartoon man drinking Heineken, published by Beaux Arts Du Monde, New York 38cm by 31cm Estimate : £20-30 1392 MICK DAY View of Bamboo Lounge, pencil sketch, 18cm by 14cm Estimate : £20-30 1393 GISIES (20th CENTURY) Leo, etching with hand colouring, signed, titled and dated, 9cm by 9cm Estimate : £20-30

“Speak not to me of Craft as Art untaught, what need the trowel to curtsey to the brush?” (Craft)

1394 ROS GOODY Two Black Retrievers, limited edition print, signed and numbered 204/850 in pencil, 42cm by 50cm Estimate : £20-30 1395 JAMES ROWLEY Two Yellow Labradors, limited edition print, signed and numbered 103/850 in pencil, 42cm by 51cm Estimate : £20-30 1396 JAMES ROWLEY White springer spaniel, limited edition print, signed and numbered 204/850 in pencil, 41cm by 50cm Estimate : £20-30 1397 DAMIAN BIRD British Troops in Basra, Iraq, photograph, 29cm by 37cm Estimate : £20-30

1401 PETER BROWN NEAC Kingly Street (sun), signed and dated ‘08 lower left, oil on canvas, 99cm by 49cm, (Messum’s Gallery label on the reverse) illustrated Estimate : £250-350 1402 PETER BROWN NEAC Kingly Street, signed and dated ‘08 lower right, oil on canvas, 99cm by 49cm, (Messum’s Gallery label on the reverse) illustrated Estimate : £250-350 1403 EDWARD NOOTT Poppies, signed lower right, oil on canvas, 61cm by 74cm illustrated Estimate : £500-700

1398 STRATEGO An advertisement for ‘Stratego’ the computer game by Accolade, poster, 82.5cm by 62.5cm Estimate : £20-30 1400 PETER BROWN NEAC Cleveland Street, oil on canvas, 99cm by 49cm (Messum’s Gallery label on the reverse) illustrated Estimate : £300-500 LOT 1403

LOT 1400

LOT 1401

“Our lives are not a voyage that we rehearse” (“When All Strings Sever ….”)

LOT 1402

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1404 EDWARD NOOTT Still life with white wine and fruit, signed lower right, oil on canvas, 61cm by 74cm illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 1407 1408 BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY Still life of flowers in a vase on a step, pastel, 48cm by 61cm Estimate : £80-120 LOT 1404 1405 EDWARD NOOTT Still life with red wine and fruit, signed lower left, oil on canvas 75cm by 89cm illustrated Estimate : £400-600

1409 KEITH R DAVIES Dreams, acrylic on canvas, signed, dated and titled on the reverse, 46cm by 61cm (unframed) Estimate : £20-30 1410 COPELAND (20TH CENTURY) Eggs in a basket, photographic reproduction print, signed, A/P, 36cm by 56cm (SH) together with a print of 2 dogs and a print of the Casino de Vichy, both by different hands (3) Estimate : £50-70 1411 S BELL Pink roses and red roses, a pair, both oil on board, each signed and dated 1908, 58cm by 18cm (2) Estimate : £70-100 1412 SAMUEL HOWITT Hound and suckling pups, and hounds thieving scraps, a pair of 19th century engravings, framed, together with an advertising print for “Dennis’s Pig Powders” Estimate : £40-60

LOT 1405 1406 ENID ALISON WESTEN Bunch of flowers, signed in pencil lower right, watercolour, 31cm by 25cm, together with two similar watercolours by the same hand (3) Estimate : £80-120 1407 GUY COLWELL (b. 1945) Lady with orange rucksack, signed and dated 1982, watercolour, pen and ink, watercolour, 31cm by 27cm illustrated Estimate : £100-150

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1413 AFTER ralph IDRIS steadman A pirate map, photographic reproduction inscribed bottom left by Ralph Steadman, 52cm by 40cm Estimate : £20-30 1414 after geoff hunt Four limited edition prints depicting sailing scenes and a verse from a poem titled ‘Requiem’ published by Dent in 1948 Estimate : £50-80 1415 Anna Klein “The Bathers”, an engraving, signed in pencil to the lower margin, numbered 9 of 25 and dated 98, 35cm by 37cm in a black painted deeply moulded glazed frame Estimate : £50-100

“The wine still breathing in the glass, a page still creaking in the book – (Goodbyes)

Highfield Contents 1420 An embossed sheet copper bird of prey, on a rockwork base, 70cm high Estimate : £20-30 1421 A late 20th century painted ceramic figure of a flamingo, with wire legs, mounted on a stone base, 44cm high Estimate : £50-70 1422 A pair of contemporary occasional tables, the tops burr elm and probably ash, raised on wrought metal pedestal bases, inset decorative red balls, one fitted an under shelf, 50cm square tops Estimate : £100-200 1423 A pair of nautical capstan design table lamps, each having turned wood top and base with rope bound body, fitted plain red shades, overall height 50cm Estimate : £20-30 1424 A contemporary metal standard lamp on tripod base, having plain cream shade Estimate : £20-40 1425 Two contemporary figured and burr veneered occasional tables, with ring turned stems and wrought iron bases, one with a 60cm top, the other 40cm Estimate : £20-40 1426 An “Aga” jet, brass construction, partially painted in red, bears manufacturers label, 20cm high Estimate : £10-20 1427 Two carved wood and painted Macaws, at perch (ex rafters at Highfield!) Estimate : £30-50 1428 Two carved wood and painted Parrots, one with outstretched wings and one with a curious expression Estimate : £30-50 1429 A 20th century welded sheet metal elephant figure, raised on rectangular base, 64cm high Estimate : £100-150 1430 A collection of sea shells and a green glass fishing float, with knotted rope carrier Estimate : £100-150 1431 A “Colin Andrews” stoneware fish, various bathroom requisites, jars of salts, a shaving mirror on stand, jar etc. Estimate : £30-50 1433 David Farrer “Experience Australia”. A papier mache kangaroo, with Joey, in pouch, signed and dated 2007 inside ear, titled to shoulder, 1.44m high (ex: Rebecca Hossack Gallery, London 2007) illustrated Estimate : £1200-1500

LOT 1433 1434 A 20th century craftsman turned burr timber fruit bowl, overall 30.5cm diameter Estimate : £20-30 1435 A contemporary bespoke oak office unit, fitted four drawers with brass handles and built in “Rexel” shredder, 1.33m wide Estimate : £50-70 1437 A late 20th century “Alessi Bombe” of Italy plated teaset, of plain form with polished applewood handles and lid knops, comprising; an oval tray 50cm wide, teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and lidded sucrier Estimate : £250-350 1438 A 20th century carved knurled, burred root bowl, created with carrying handle, part polished, makers monogram to base, 34cm Estimate : £50-70 1439 A late 20th century vintage style picnic drinks carrier of lidded case form, ply constructed, with strapwork, 34cm high Estimate : £30-50 1440 A pair of contemporary oak table lamps with chevron inlay to bases, fitted with cream fabric shades, overall 65cm high Estimate : £50-70 1441 A yellow cork fireman’s helmet with “London Fire Brigade” badge, inscribed in pen, “This is the hat that Tony Blackburn (truly!) wore directing the fire fighters from many stations at the Highfield blaze March 1997”, together with two white plastic builder’s hats, hand written quotes include, “The strength of a good leader lies in his ability to make the obvious in some way appear innovative” and one other inscribed “Highfield 97-98” inscribed “Never retreat, never explain, get it done and let them howl”, Dr. Jowett, master of Balliol Estimate : £20-40 1442 A pair of oak framed and tin-plate panelled planters, of square form, 50cm high Estimate : £50-70

“I buy me bits at market stalls and never visits shopping malls” (The World is Round ……..)

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1443 A pair of Indian Benares decorative brass cobra form candle holders, the heads supporting the sconces, 80cm high Estimate : £100-150 1444 Two 20th century painted carved wood Macaw parrots, on tree branch perches, one 79cm high Estimate : £60-80 1445 A cocktail shaker in the form of a ship’s lantern, 26cm high with swing handle, together with a cocktail shaker in the form of a hand bell 28cm high, two other cocktail shakers, and an “Alessi” mechanical corkscrew Estimate : £100-200 1446 A “William Yeoward” cut glass and silver plated cocktail shaker, 32cm high, a pair of inter-connecting decanters with silver collars and glass stoppers, three ice buckets and two bar top items Estimate : £100-200 1447 A collection of novelty cocktail shakers, includes one in the form of a lighthouse 36cm high, one in the form of a ship’s lantern, one in the form of a fire extinguisher and one as a rocket ship, together with an “Alessi” corkscrew Estimate : £150-250 1448 A 20th century burr yew wood veneered gaming counter box, with hinged cover, revealing banks of coloured circular and rectangular playing chips, with removable tray, 46.5cm wide Estimate : £80-120 1449 A 20th century oak humidor, having a pair of hinged covers opening to reveal various cigars, cigar cutters and a book “The Cigar Companion” by Anwer Bati Estimate : £80-120 1450 A contemporary craftsman made oak cabinet, having blue frieze, the double doors fitted black speaker mesh, turned knob handles, raised on squared supports, 75cm x 54cm x 83cm high, together with a small satinwood bookcase Estimate : £80-120 1451 A brass umbrella/stick stand, on cast iron base, Victorian design, with finials, 43cm x 23cm Estimate : £50-70 1452 A cast iron “Singer” frame, now made as a table, the top with bright design under perspex, 48cm x 1.03m Estimate : £50-70 1453 Ray McNeill A designer coffee table formed from two railway sleepers, mounted on a wrought metal frame, 1.37m wide, 54cm deep, 43cm high Estimate : £200-300 1454 An Indian partially painted wood two door cupboard, fitted two glazed doors, revealing shelves, 88cm wide, 1.41m high Estimate : £100-150

1456 A contemporary painted occasional table of Egyptian design, having stepped frieze, on squared supports, signed below, 43cm square top, 61cm high Estimate : £80-100 1457 A bentwood hat and coat rack, with umbrella/stick retaining ring, 1.84m high Estimate : £30-40 1458 A contemporary leather suite comprising; 2 two-seater sofas, two club style chairs and a footstool, all upholstered in brown hide Estimate : £300-500 1459 A late 19th century treen miniature capstan dip pen wipe, five holes beneath screw cap, leather lined, 12cm high, together with a brass reception bell and “Mark Wilkinson” mixed timber desk top box, 13cm wide Estimate : £100-150 1460 A walrus tusk handled brass bladed paper knife and two 20th century pen knives with scrimshaw decoration to the handles Estimate : £100-200 1461 A pair of late 19th century child’s shoe lasts, size 4, carved wood with metal plate soles, 14cm Estimate : £50-70 1462 Richard Walton A nest of three treen turned oak bowls, made from Dorsington “Highfield” Barn oak, after the fire, inscribed to bases, one 15cm diameter, one 14cm and one 13cm Estimate : £40-60 1463 A “John Lewis” rustic effect oak bookcase, fitted three adjustable shelves with drawer below, the drawer with metal ring handles, 1m wide, 2m high Estimate : £80-120 1464 A pair of “Andy Webb” contemporary coffee tables, Industrial chic meets rustic charm, stained rough hewn pine and brushed aluminium, signed and dated (19)97, 69cm x 55cm, 50cm high (matches lots 1034 and 1465) Estimate : £100-200 1465 A pair of “Andy Webb” contemporary coffee tables, Industrial chic meets rustic charm, stained rough hewn pine and brushed aluminium, unsigned, 57cm x 48cm, 45cm high (matches lot 1464 and 1034) Estimate : £100-200 1466 A scrubbed top pine kitchen table late 19th century with single drawer raised on turned leg supports 105cm x 87 cm height 72cm Estimate : £50-80 1467 A pair of pine vase back kitchen chairs, early 20th century on turned leg supports with cross stretchers Estimate : £20-30

1455 An Indian carved wood occasional table with pierced Mihrab sides, 44cm x 42cm, 59cm high Estimate : £80-100

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“Yet should you search your heart with care, Though I am gone, you’ll find me there” (I Just Stepped Out ……”)

Day Three

Porcelain & Ceramics Glassware Robert Welch & Other Tableware Linen & Textiles Hats Decorative & Domestic Collectables Wines & Spirits Pinball Juke Boxes Games machines Entertainment Musical Instruments Bang & Olufsen Electrical Items Signs Rolls Royce Segways Bicycles Gym Equipment Cannons & Weapons Garden Statuary Bonsai Trees Outside Effects

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1513 Colin Andrews A set of four studio stoneware models of freshwater fish, ranging from 31cm to 52cm illustrated Estimate : £80-100

1500 A large painted terracotta Ali Baba style floor jar Estimate : £20-30 1501 A Boehm porcelain limited edition figure entitled “Little Owl with Oak”, no. 98 Estimate : £12-18 1502 A pair of freestanding painted Oriental topless ladies, on square plinth base Estimate : £25-35 1503 Three decorative glazed porcelain bird jugs by Anthony Theakston, 25cm high tallest Estimate : £60-80 1504 A limited edition pottery vase by Dennis Chinaworks no. 11/40, decorated in the style of Rennie Mackintosh (probably designed by Sally Tuffin), 30cm high Estimate : £30-40 1505 A modern studio pottery figure of a cow, crackle glazed, standing, 34cm high Estimate : £25-35 1506 A six-piece Hornsea Pottery “Acanthus” patterned kitchen storage set, comprising lidded canisters and open utensil pots Estimate : £15-25 1507 A Villeroy & Boch “Rubino” patterned part tea and dinner service, comprising cups, saucers, plates etc. Estimate : £30-40 1508 A porcelain four-person tea and supper set, having decorative gilt banding Estimate : £10-15 1509 A Denby Stoneware part tea service, comprising cups, saucers, plates, teapots etc. Estimate : £15-25 1510 A selection of mainly plain white glazed “oven-to-table” ware, together with a series of studio pottery plates and bowls, the rims decorated with animals, each bearing potter’s seal mark to underside Estimate : £60-80 1511 Colin Andrews A set of four studio stoneware models of freshwater fish, ranging from 27cm to 49cm Estimate : £80-100 1512 Colin Andrews A set of four studio stoneware models of freshwater fish, ranging from 32cm to 38cm Estimate : £80-100

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LOT 1513 1514 A quantity of Denby handcrafted table ware, blue ground, comprising 4 23cm diameter plates, 4 cereal bowls, 4 mugs, together with a Denby “Reflex” pattern milk jug, lidded sugar bowl and small teapot Estimate : £60-80 1515 A 20th century studio pottery bowl, decorated with the “Green Man” to the interior, bears inscription painted to outside of bowl “Fortunatus et ille deos qui novit agrestis” (blest too is he who knows the rural Gods), painted marks to base, 27cm diameter Estimate : £20-30 1516 Nick Mackman A late 20th century glazed Raku-fired warthog, seated on his haunches, with applied hair to back and tail tip, 36cm high Estimate : £250-350 1517 Nick Mackman A late 20th century glazed Raku-fired warthog, lying down, with applied hair to back and tail tip, 47cm long Estimate : £250-350 1518 Nick Mackman A late 20th century glazed Raku-fired warthog, down on his front knees, with applied hair to back and tail tip, 47cm long Estimate : £250-350 1519 Ann Stokes A late 20th century glazed pottery “Triggerfish” serving platter, modelled as a large flat fish, yellow glazed, with drooping mouth and staring eye, 67cm nose to tail Estimate : £50-70 1520 Annie Peaker A collection of five studio pottery Nigerian lady figurines, painted costumes, various sizes, impressed maker’s mark “AP”, tallest 55cm high Estimate : £250-350

“Whales will dance on the ocean’s last shore” (Fin Finiz)

1521 Lynn Chase A pair of “Reef” pattern coral decorated rectangular planters, 17cm high Estimate : £20-30

1526 A Rosenthal “Versace Barocco” part dinner service, comprising vegetable tureen and cover, cups and saucers, sauce boat, plates of various sizes, approximately forty-two pieces Estimate : £200-300

1522 A 17th century design Italian polychrome maiolica olive bowl, having shallow fitted three under rim handles and pouring lip, painted in underglaze ochre and cobalt blue with design to the sole of the “Lion of St. Mark”, 50cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £150-250

1527 Lynn Chase Designs A part tea and dinner service including “Jaguar Jungle”, highlighted in 24k gold, comprising tureen and cover, graduated bowls, meat platter, various plates, cups and saucers, approximately forty-eight pieces illustrated Estimate : £200-300

LOT 1527

LOT 1522 1523 Lynn Chase Designs A part dinner and coffee service, “Monkey Business” design, approximately thirty-six pieces illustrated Estimate : £100-150

1528 A studio ceramic pig sculpture, 26cm high Estimate : £15-25 1529 A set of nineteen “Hackney Empire - House of Hackney” hand decorated bone china mugs, with wild creature decoration on black and white striped ground Estimate : £40-60 1530 An extensive Wedgwood “Samurai” pattern bone china part dinner, tea and coffee service, comprising 12 of each; tea plates, 17.5cm, dessert plates, 20.5cm, dessert bowls, 15cm, dinner plates, 29cm, coffee cups, 11 coffee saucers, 2 mugs, 2 milk jugs, 8 tea cups, and 21 tea saucers, 2 teapots with covers, sauceboat with stand, 2 sugar bowls, 4 oval platters, 36cm, (over 100 pieces) Estimate : £100-200 1531 Two studio pottery vases of Japanese design, glazed, with covers and handles, 25cm high Estimate : £50-70

LOT 1523

1524 A Haviland Limoges part dinner and coffee service “Oceane” pattern, approximately forty-eight pieces Estimate : £100-150

1532 A quantity of “Cloverleaf” vitrified stoneware table wares, comprising various sized plates and a small jug Estimate : £10-20 1533 A studio ceramic wall panel, of bowed form decorated with an abstract design in black, terracotta and ochre, 67cm x 24cm Estimate : £30-50

1525 A set of fourteen Jean Louis Coquet Limoges dinner plates, plain white with gold rims, 30.5cm diameter Estimate : £40-60

“When you dare not dry a china dish for fear you cannot catch it …….” (Exit, Pursued by a Bear)

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1534 A 20th century European Art Pottery bowl, with grazing deer enamelled in the Iznik palette on a crazed ground, base marked “Keramis” made in Belgium, 23cm high Estimate : £100-200

1545 An early 21st century glazed ceramic cow figure, brightly coloured, from the “Cow Parade” series, 16cm high illustrated Estimate : £20-30

1535 An Italian pottery soup tureen, fashioned as a duck, with cover and ladle, 43cm, together with a stoneware duck tureen, game casserole dish etc. (5 pieces) Estimate : £40-60 1536 A Royal Crown Derby paperweight in the form of an owl, decorated in the Imari palette, 11.5cm, together with two owl ornaments, and a painted wood chicken (4) Estimate : £20-40 1537 Philip Wood A collection of studio pottery moulded terracotta and cream glazed kitchen wares, includes teapot, jug, mugs, bowl, etc., with hare, fox and cow decoration Estimate : £200-250 1538 A quantity of Jasper Conran bone china table ceramics, “Map for the Conran Shop” gilded design, including; 3 dinner plates, 6 side plates, 6 soup bowls, 5 mugs, 4 tea cups, 6 tea saucers, 12 coffee cans, 11 coffee saucers, together with extras Estimate : £40-60 1539 An “Aga” design novelty teapot, “Villeroy & Boch” pig condiments, a selection of white chinaware including animal design meat dish etc and a “Harley-Davidson” portable radio etc. Estimate : £40-60

LOT 1545 1546 A collection of six “Heinrich” plates, decorated with illustrations of Russian fairy tales, 22cm diameter, together with a “Villeroy & Boch” Lapland design plate, and a set of five bowls, having gilded rims and grass design to the sole, 16cm diameter Estimate : £20-30 1547 A 20th century studio sculpture, infant form, blue glazed stoneware, 43cm high Estimate : £80-120

1540 A porcelain tray, hand painted with a view of “The Old Manor” with a portrait of Felix Dennis, signed “Edna”, 30cm diameter Estimate : £10-20

1548 A Villeroy & Boch “Manoir Vitro Porcelaine” tea, breakfast and dinner service of approximately 55 pieces Estimate : £40-60

1541 A miscellaneous collection of ceramics, including a set of four “Nespresso” cups and saucers, various bowls, oriental eggshell coffee cups and saucers, and “Aynsley” mugs Estimate : £10-20

1549 A Southwest USA terracotta vase with painted swirl decoration, 27cm high, a gourd painted with a water serpent, a Macario Ortiz blackware bowl, together with one other gourd vase (4) Estimate : £60-80

1542 A 20th century studio ware earthenware bowl, dribble glazed shoulders, 30cm high Estimate : £20-50

1550 A Villeroy and Boch (Indian look) design tea and dinner service comprising; 6 of each - teacups and saucers, side plates, dessert plates, dinner plates, cereal bowls, mugs, soup plates, together with 2 serving plates, tureen and cover, teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and cover, salt and pepper pots, 2 large and one small oval serving dishes and large salad bowls Estimate : £100-200

1543 A Royal Worcester “Mayfield” pattern tea, coffee and dinner service, comprising 12 of each; coffee cans, coffee saucers, tea cups, tea saucers, cereal bowls, tea plates, soup plates, 23 dinner plates, 22 side plates, 10 crescent dishes, 1 large serving bowl, 2 tea pots, 1 coffee pot, 3 cream jugs, 3 sugar bowls, 5 egg cups, 3 gravy boats, 2 stands (over 150 pieces) Estimate : £200-300 1544 An early 21st century studio ceramic bowl with spider decoration to the rim, incised “Alice 07”, 28cm diameter, a planter and one other studio bowl (3) Estimate : £30-40

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1551 An earthenware bowl, slip glazed, 28cm diameter, together with a jar having salamander decoration to the shoulders, 22cm high, a glass bowl with stylized decoration and four egg and skull decorated dishes Estimate : £40-60 1552 A “Nicholas Quezada” Southwest pottery jar, having globular body, black and red geometric design on white, signed, 22cm high, together with a Mexican polychrome pottery standing pig jug, one other vase signed, a moon flask and a small dish (5) Estimate : £80-120

“Waiting contentedly, a worn-out plough” (My First Thought Was)

1553 A Manuel Rodriguez “Mata Ortiz” Southwest pottery jar, signed, of globular form, decorated in black, red and white geometric design and animal motifs, 17cm high, together with an Acoma pottery vase with geometric designs, 28cm high (2) Estimate : £60-80

1563 A pair of Moorcroft candlesticks, having blue ground with piped and painted fruit decoration, impressed and painted factory marks to base, 20cm high Estimate : £100-150 1564 A Moorcroft baluster vase, having blue mottled ground with piped and painted finches and fruit decoration, factory marks to base, 27cm high illustrated Estimate : £150-200

1554 A “Masons Ironstone” part tea and coffee service, “Ianthe” pattern, retailed for Liberty, pattern designed 1987. Art Nouveau design in blue, red and green, comprising; coffee pot, teapot, seven teacups, seven saucers, various bowls, jugs etc., 23 pieces Estimate : £100-150 1555 The Conran Shop “M.A.P.” bone china tableware with white ground and gilt script decoration, including 8 mugs, 12 coffee cans, 11 coffee saucers, 13 dinner plates, 11 soup dishes and 10 side plates (65 pieces) Estimate : £50-70 1556 Christine Cummings A studio pottery model of a fox 26cm high and a studio pottery rat with wire tail and whiskers, 21cm high Estimate : £10-20

1560 An exhibition piece Moorcroft pottery vase, piped and hand painted jungle design in the round, with leopards, monkeys and parrots amongst exotic flowers, signed S. Leeper, with impressed and painted factory marks to base, dated 15/8/2003, 64cm high illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000 1561 A late 20th century Moorcroft charger, piped and painted with a design of a fishing heron at sunset wading amidst bulrushes, impressed and painted marks to base, 35cm diameter, together with a small Moorcroft pin dish of sunset over bulrush design, 12cm diameter (2) Estimate : £100-150

1570 A speckled studio glass vase in the modern style, indistinctly signed to the base, 24cm high Estimate : £20-30 1571 A 20th century studio glass vase, the top orange over part blue swirl base, indistinctly signed, 26cm high, together with one art glass vase, having red stripe on a green ground, 29cm high Estimate : £30-50 1572 A late 20th century studio glass vase of amphora form with abstract blue and red wavy colours, indistinctly signed, 36cm high Estimate : £40-60

1562 A late 20th century large Moorcroft baluster vase, piped and painted with a heron wading amidst bulrushes, sunset background, factory marks to base including “S.T.Des 23-11-1989”, approx. 40cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

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1566 A large Moorcroft two-handled vase, having mottled blue ground, piped and painted with finches and fruit decoration, 33cm high illustrated Estimate : £300-500

Glassware

Moorcroft

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1565 A Moorcroft squat vase, having blue mottled ground with piped and painted finches and fruit decoration, factory marks to base, 20cm high illustrated Estimate : £300-500

1573 A late 20th century studio glass vase of amphora form, decorated with abstract blue, red and mauve patterns, 37cm high Estimate : £30-50 1574 A set of thirteen crystal stemmed wines glasses with gilded rims, raised on hexagonal platform bases, together with a set of seven matching tumblers, possibly Baccarat Estimate : £200-300

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“The pot outlives the potter, and at last outlives the very wheel that spun it free” (Quitclaim)

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1575 Twelve champagne flutes, having wrythen blue glass bowls on a plain spreading foot, together with twelve matching stemmed wines Estimate : £60-80 1576 A set of six champagne flutes, having wrythen blue glass bowls on a plain spreading foot, together with ten matching stemmed wines Estimate : £30-40 1577 A pair of ice buckets, each having fluted glass body, with plated rims and ring handles, 22cm high Estimate : £40-60 1578 A “Couzon” plated champagne bucket, having ring handles, together with a cocktail shaker, glass twizzle sticks with fruit and fish terminals, an ice bucket, and seventeen plated snack bowls Estimate : £40-60 1579 Six wine goblets with blue nugget of glass stems, partially gilded, various sizes Estimate : £30-50 1580 A suite of “Dartington” table glass, comprising stemmed wines and whisky tumblers, approximately 150 Estimate : £300-500

1588 A Coalport Scot crystal rose bowl, in original box Estimate : £15-25 1589 A quantity of plain glass brandy balloons and various champagne flutes Estimate : £15-25 1590 A selection of Dartington glassware, including; 6 of each; large whisky tumblers, small whisky tumblers, champagne flutes, boxed, shot glasses, Dimple high balls, boxed, ports, Chardonnay wine goblets, wine masters, boxed, 12 large wine goblets and 10 beer glasses, boxed Estimate : £50-100 1591 A selection of Dartington glassware, including; 3 large whisky tumblers, 5 small whisky tumblers, 7 champagne flutes, two sizes, 2 brandy balloons, boxed, 4 ports, 7 shot glasses, 10 beer glasses, boxed, 12 Dimple high balls, boxed, 2 sherries, boxed, 7 Chardonnay wine goblets, 12 large wine goblets Estimate : £50-100 1592 A glass desk figure in the style of Lalique, modelled as a naked female on a bank, her feet in water, 15cm, together with various ashtrays, lighters etc. Estimate : £30-50

1581 A “Dartington” plain glass dessert set, comprising serving bowl, 24cm diameter, and sixteen dessert dishes, having flared rims on platform feet Estimate : £50-70

1593 A blown glass flask in the form of a coiled serpent, with pouring lip, 51.5cm high, together with an early 19th century pan top wine glass, on knop stem and platform foot with unground pontil, 14cm high Estimate : £30-40

1582 A ruby glass bottle decanter, with silver resist decoration of a chain, and label with legend “Whiskey”, with cork and plated stopper, 30cm high Estimate : £10-20

1594 A quantity of glass vases to include; a plain blue tapering vase 31cm high, a plain waisted glass vase 39cm high and others various Estimate : £40-60

1583 Various plain glass whisky tumblers, tall glasses, shots etc. Estimate : £20-30

1595 A glass bowl decorated with dolphins, signed Malcolm Sutcliffe to base, 25cm diameter Estimate : £30-50

1584 A part suite of table glass, having wheel etched ribbon swag decoration with bubble inclusion stems, comprising 11 champagne flutes, 8 large bowl wines, 11 sherries and 7 other glasses, and a “Jacobite” inspired whisky tumbler, engraved with an image of “Bonnie Prince Charlie” and the motto “Audentior Ibo - I will go daringly” Estimate : £60-80 1585 A part suite of “Villeroy & Boch” table glass, comprising, 6 large bowl stemmed wines, 9 medium bowl stemmed wines, 3 small bowled wines, 6 tumblers, 11 champagnes, and 3 brandy balloons, with hobnail decorative designs Estimate : £100-150 1586 A set of six Edinburgh crystal whisky tumblers, with etched thistle and hobnail design, together with a set of five matching brandy balloons Estimate : £50-70 1587 A suite of “Villeroy & Boch” table glass, plain with hobnail decorative design comprising six of each; large bowl stemmed wines, medium stemmed wines, champagne flutes, and tumblers (24) Estimate : £120-180

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1596 A pair of 19th century glass decanters and stoppers, the decanters engraved with ferns and foliage each with facetted stopper, 28cm high (2) Estimate : £120-180 1597 A suite of three heavy cut glass spirit decanters with thistle shaped stoppers, each with a silver label on chain Estimate : £80-150

Robert Welch & Other Table Ware 1600 A part canteen of “Guy Degrenne” French cutlery with ivorine handles, comprising 14 teaspoons, 25 dessert spoons, 31 serrated blade knives and 31 forks Estimate : £50-70 1601 Two chopping boards with “Robert Welch” knives, and a pestle and mortar Estimate : £10-20

“Live long, laugh much, love well” (To Don)

1602 A selection of “Robert Welch” stainless steel cutlery, mainly “Sea Drift Hollow”, comprising 2 serving spoons, 3 soup spoons, 13 medium dessert spoons, 2 teaspoons, 2 coffee spoons, 2 table knives, 2 table forks, 2 dessert spoons, and a butter knife Estimate : £80-120 1603 A part set of “Stellar” stainless steel cutlery, together with mother-of-pearl and horn spoons, and a caddy spoon Estimate : £40-60 1605 A selection of “Robert Welch” stainless steel cutlery, mainly “Sea Drift Hollow”, comprising 6 of each; dinner knives, dinner forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, butter knives, baby butter knives, sundae spoons, teaspoons, 6 coffee spoons, 2 serving spoons, and a butter knife Estimate : £80-120 1606 A selection of “Robert Welch” stainless steel cutlery, mainly “Sea Drift Hollow”, comprising; 6 of each; dinner knives, dinner forks, dessert forks, dessert spoons, butter knives, baby butter knives, sundae spoons, teaspoons, coffee spoons, 2 serving spoons, and a butter knife Estimate : £80-120 1607 A selection of “Robert Welch” stainless steel cutlery, mainly “Sea Drift Hollow”, comprising 6 of each; dinner knives, dinner forks, butter knives, dessert forks, sundae spoons, teaspoons, and 2 serving spoons Estimate : £80-120 1608 A selection of “Robert Welch” stainless steel cutlery, mainly “Sea Drift Hollow”, comprising 6 of each; dinner knives, dinner forks, dessert spoons, butter knives, sundae spoons, teaspoons and 2 serving spoons Estimate : £80-120 1609 A selection of “Robert Welch” stainless steel cutlery, mainly “Sea Drift Hollow”, comprising 6 of each; dinner knives, dinner forks, dessert spoons, dessert forks, butter knives, sundae spoons, teaspoons and 2 serving spoons Estimate : £80-120 1610 A selection of “Robert Welch” stainless steel cutlery, mainly “Sea Drift Hollow”, to include a cheese knife, 12 coffee spoons and 12 butter knives Estimate : £30-40

Linen & Textiles 1615 Three sets of Lefkara lace, crochet and needlework placemats, in cream and white Estimate : £40-60

1616 An embroidered linen table cloth, together with a set of ten napkins Estimate : £50-70

1630 Nine cushions, each having terracotta and gold check fabric with piped edges Estimate : £30-40

1617 A crimson, white and black stripe table runner, damask and other napkins Estimate : £20-30

1631 A purple velvet backed Kilim cushion with tasselled corners, together with a cotton and wool throw having exotic designs in a gold palette with “The Lion of St. Mark” decorative device Estimate : £30-40

1618 A fine Lefkara lace table cloth, 305cm x 295cm oval, in a biscuit colour, together with twelve napkins, and two circular placemats Estimate : £100-200 1619 A selection of black and gold place mats, including three longer serving mats, eight plate size, and eight wine glass coasters, together with a cushion, “The only thing I make for Dinner is reservations” Estimate : £10-20 1620 A set of twelve damask napkins Estimate : £30-40 1621 A damask table cloth, 221cm x 228.5cm Estimate : £50-70 1622 An embroidered cream table cloth, 295cm x 155cm, together with eight napkins Estimate : £30-50 1623 A quantity of Lefkara lace crochet placemats and napkins Estimate : £30-40 1624 A Lefkara lace crochet table cloth and matching napkins Estimate : £30-40 1625 A Lefkara lace crochet work table cloth in offwhite, 284.5cm x 162.5, together with a set of twelve matching napkins Estimate : £50-70 1626 A set of fourteen floral and square panel table mats, together with one other set of six Estimate : £30-50 1627 A quantity of “Aga” towels, aprons, and oven gloves, together with coloured Indian place mats, and a quantity of mixed colour napkins Estimate : £30-50 1628 Eight assorted “bags for life” - “Tree Council”, “Maggs”, “Slightly Foxed” etc. Estimate : £20-30 1629 Eleven cream seat cushions, each having gold floral decoration and two corner tassels Estimate : £30-40

“My myths shall salt the past” (Viking Funeral)

1632 Three cushions, each in pink and cream fabric, with tassels and piped edging Estimate : £20-30 1633 “Jeannette Farrier” - a printed textile panel of stylized floral design in turquoise and red on a mustard ground, 1m x 2.03m, together with other textiles Estimate : £30-50 1634 Five “House of Hackney” Empire Collection scatter cushions, each depicting wildlife (three pink, and two blue and white striped) Estimate : £80-100 1635 Four Scottish made velvet scatter cushions, comprising two purple timorous beasties, and two “DNA” gold Estimate : £30-40 1636 “Knockando Wool Mill Scotland” designed by Angie Lewin A wool throw, another multicoloured fringed throw, and four scatter cushions (two tan, and two brown suede) Estimate : £30-40 1637 Four “Jeannette Farrier” large scatter cushions, hand quilted, and another small scatter cushion with parrot design Estimate : £40-60 1638 Eight “tatted” lace antique cream place mats, and matching runner Estimate : £20-30 1639 A “tatted” lace table cover, white, approximately 3.4m x 1.65m Estimate : £40-60 1640 “Jesurum” Italian made cotton table linen, one set peacock blue, the other gold Estimate : £30-40 1641 Sanderson Dante Sand “DD lande 305” curtain fabric, approx 40m on two rolls, new and unused Estimate : £80-160

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1642 “House of Hackney” Empire Collection cotton curtain fabric (Anthropomorphized animals dressed up in finery are depicted in this iconic print.) a new full roll in midnight/cream stripe with large animal design. (approx 30m) 1643 “House of Hackney” Empire Collection cotton curtain fabric (Anthropomorphized animals dressed up in finery are depicted in this iconic print.) a part new roll in pink with large animal design. (approx 15m) 1644 “House of Hackney” Empire Collection cotton curtain fabric (Anthropomorphized animals dressed up in finery are depicted in this iconic print.) a part roll in pink with small animal design. (aaprox 15m) 1645 “House of Hackney” Empire Collection cotton curtain fabric (Anthropomorphized animals dressed up in finery are depicted in this iconic print.) a new full roll in satin midnight with small animal design. (approx 20m) 1646 “House of Hackney” Empire Collection cotton curtain fabric Anthropomorphized animals dressed up in finery are depicted in this iconic print.) a new full roll in satin midnight with large animal design. (approx 30m) 1647 “House of Hackney” Empire Collection cotton curtain fabric (Anthropomorphized animals dressed up in finery are depicted in this iconic print.) a new full roll in satin midnight with large animal design. (approx 30m)

Hat Collection 1650 An “Akubra” pure fur felt cattleman Australian hat with feather, size 61 and another “Akubra” pure fur felt Banjo Paterson hat, size 61 Estimate : £40-60 1651 An “Akubra” pure fur felt Coolabah Australian hat, size 61 and a Pedigree 5th Avenue New York, Western hat with leather and feather trim Estimate : £40-60 1652 A Lock & Co. Hatters, St James St., London, brown felt Trilby hat size 60 (7 3/8) in original vendor’s box illustrated Estimate : £40-60 1653 A Lock & Co. Hatters, St James St., London, brown felt Trilby hat size 60 (7 3/8) and a straw Panama hat, size 60 (7 3/8), in original vendor’s box Estimate : £50-70 1654 A Cambridge grey top hat size 7 1/4, and a Barmah Australian Panama hat, X large (2) Estimate : £20-30 1655 An “Akubra” pure fur felt Snowy River Australian hat, size 61, and a Vulcan protective hard hat in off white, labelled Felix, with adjustable 53-63 fitting (2) Estimate : £30-40

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LOT 1652 1656 Seven assorted Beachfield baseball hats, embroidered Mustique, Maxim and Heart of England Forest Project Estimate : £20-30 1657 Six assorted Beachfield baseball hats, embroidered Mustique, Jaguar, Kantishna etc. Estimate : £15-25

Decorative & Domestic Collectables 1660 A “Mad Hatter” top hat with 10/6- label in hat band, and a statue of Liberty tie worn by Felix Dennis at his Alice in Wonderland themed party. Estimate : £20-30 1661 A selection of domestic wares, to include woven raffia stick stand, woven magazine rack, circular shallow bowl, and a folding cook book stand Estimate : £15-25 1662 Two carved wooden stylized figures, to include a mermaid on a plinth base, 39cm high Estimate : £15-25 1663 Five African carved hardwood figurative busts, tallest 15cm high Estimate : £20-30 1664 A modern rectangular glass topped coffee table on painted metal base Estimate : £15-25

“So many dogs and loves, so many friends” (Bridge of Sighs)

1665 A woven rope twist three-piece conservatory suite of square box form comprising; a two-person settee and two deep seated armchairs, having striped upholstered seat pads Estimate : £25-35

1678 A rustic hewn wooden bowl, together with a carved wooden wall hanging depicting a native female with basket on head and baby on back, 34cm in length Estimate : £15-25

1666 A large white crackle glazed pottery table lamp, supported on a painted woven wicker two-tier lamp table on metal frame Estimate : £20-30

1679 An inscribed portrait photograph of Sir Ben Kingsley with dedication to Felix Dennis dated 2009, 24cm x 19cm in slender black glazed frame Estimate : £15-25

1667 A free standing painted raffia and metal two-tier stand, the upper section housing a table light, having opaque glass shade, on metal base formed as a plant, the lower section having a carved wooden naked female figurine, indistinctly signed and dated, on plain plinth base Estimate : £30-40

1680 A trio of modern studio pottery pigs, indistinctly signed, 13cm high tallest Estimate : £25-35

1668 A two-piece suite in the Knole style, comprising hump backed threeseater settee, and single deep seated armchair, having neutral geometric upholstery and supported on stubby cabriole legs terminating in ball and claw feet Estimate : £150-200

1681 A lime wash effect rectangular topped side table, fitted with single drawer, supported on shaped legs with a planked magazine undertier, 57cm high Estimate : £30-40 1682 A carved soapstone figural group depicting a giraffe and her calf, the base signed “Sam Munhamo”, 48cm high illustrated Estimate : £40-60

1669 A novelty metal sculpture of a be-hatted bird riding a penny farthing, on plain rectangular plinth base Estimate : £40-60 1670 A selection of modern kitchen equipment, to include a “Sabatier” and “Stellar” knife block set, rolling pin, grater, scissors etc. Estimate : £30-40 1671 A selection of domestic items, the majority being kitchenalia, to include a set of old fashioned style scales and weights, ice bucket, trivet, bread bin etc. Estimate : £15-25 1672 A modernist Italian made designer kitchen set, comprising beech topped circular table, supported on chromed four-piece column with circular plinth, together with four orange leather upholstered chairs, supported on chrome frame, produced by “Effezeta” Estimate : £80-120 1673 A teapot and eight large mugs, decorated in the Sanderson “Dandelion Clock” pattern, produced by “Queen’s Dining” Estimate : £15-25 1674 A novelty bead work free standing giraffe, on metal frame, 64cm high Estimate : £15-25 1675 A woven wicker work three-piece conservatory suite, comprising twoperson settee and two tub chairs, together with a variety of scatter cushions Estimate : £15-25 1676 An oak square formed coffee table, on four shaped legs, having allover lime wash finish, branded maker’s information to underside, standing 56cm high Estimate : £20-30 1677 A modern cast and painted figure of a winged angel, on circular stepped plinth base, 48cm high Estimate : £15-25

LOT 1682 1683 John Nethercott of Hereford A carved oak stand, having plain circular top with carved edge, supported on a four column cluster and stepped domed plinth base with squashed bun feet below, 78cm high Estimate : £60-80 1684 John Nethercott of Hereford A turned oak low pedestal, having circular top, on stubby column and stepped plinth base with squashed bun feet below Estimate : £45-55 1685 A carved soapstone free standing figural group of an embracing couple, supported on plain plinth base, 29cm high Estimate : £10-20

“But in the dead of night will a gift. And thus, will save a friend” (Neither a Lender) Mustique

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1686 A modern stoneware two-branch candlestick, together with a novelty metal motorbike sculpture, bearing the legend “Felix”, and a modern painted wooden novelty sculpture featuring a dancing prairie dog couple with a cactus under the moonlight, on a plain rectangular plinth base Estimate : £25-35

1701 A pressed and painted metal advertising panel for “Springbok Cigarettes and Tobaccos” illustrated Estimate : £30-40

1687 A “Cadman” wall mirror, having two-door planked frontage with applied carved anchor motif and decorative iron hinges, 149cm x 48cm Estimate : £45-65 1688 A decorative engraved brass plaque depicting a map of “Treasure Island”, as struck out by Jack Hawkins of the Robert Louis Stevenson novel of the same name, 52cm x 35cm Estimate : £40-60 1689 Two carved wooden circular bowls, each approximately 30cm diameter, one containing a selection of cricket balls Estimate : £30-40 1690 A rustic dug-out oval bowl, with carry handle sides, 63cm long Estimate : £40-50 1691 A four-piece silver plated tea set on an oval tray, produced by “Alessi”, in the “Bombe” pattern, having apple wood handles and knobs Estimate : £100-200 1692 A multi-coloured circular plastic tray, together with four “Alessi” ashtrays Estimate : £30-40 1693 An Alessi two-piece cruet on stand, together with a pair of Alessi ashtrays Estimate : £45-65 1694 Four various vintage advertising plaques for beer Estimate : £20-30 1695 A presentation spade, and a presentation trowel, with certificate appertaining to opening gardens and tree planting, and awarded to Felix Dennis Estimate : £10-20

LOT 1701 1702 A black and white “Wanted - Dead or Alive” poster featuring “Mad Dog Dennis” together with a framed guitarist’s chord poster, Estimate : £45-55 1703 Pierre Diamantopoulo A bronzed steel sculpture of a running mad march hare, supported on a slate base, 50cm high illustrated Estimate : £300-400

1696 Three various prints appertaining to motor cars Estimate : £10-20 1697 Six various vintage advertising prints, to include “Soap”, “Throat Tablets” etc. Estimate : £30-40 1698 A gentleman’s walking cane, having silver coloured metal dragon’s head handle, bearing hallmarks, 87cm long Estimate : £80-120 1699 A “Dunhill” branded wooden cigar humidor, plus cigars within Estimate : £150-200 1700 A “Dunhill” branded wooden cigar humidor, plus cigars within Estimate : £150-200 LOT 1703

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“The knowing eyes of statues long decayed,” (To Look and See)

1704 An oak book table, in the manner of Liberty’s of London, plank built with decorative cut-outs, 52cm diameter, 55cm high, Estimate : £60-80 1705 An early 19th century oak finished cricket table, having circular top and three plain splayed legs, 45cm diameter, 52cm high Estimate : £160-200 1706 A yew wood slab topped coffee table, supported on three carved wood slab uprights, 152cm long, 46cm high Estimate : £60-80 1707 A distressed tan leather upholstered two-piece suite, comprising a deep seated two-person sofa, and a single deep seated armchair, having plain show wood block legs, bearing manufacturer’s tag label “Viva” Estimate : £100-150 1708 An imported hardwood circular slab top table, having applied metal bandings, supported on three turned and block legs with metal rod supports, 65cm diameter, 55cm high Estimate : £75-100 1709 Andrew Sinclair A composition model of a seated dragon upon a pile of stones, on circular plinth base, 117cm high Estimate : £200-300 1710 John Nethercott of Hereford A light oak dining suite, comprising rectangular topped table with lattice work frieze, supported on four block legs, together with six lattice back chairs, with upholstered drop-in seat pads, supported on four part carved legs, table 164cm wide, 78cm high Estimate : £160-200 1711 A pair of tub shaped armchairs with light coloured upholstery Estimate : £30-40 1712 A mahogany coloured oriental style two-door drinks cabinet, having plain top, over two opening panelled doors revealing part racked interior, supported on four block feet, 90cm wide, 86cm high Estimate : £50-60 1714 A continental style wrought iron framed single chair, with striped seat pad with decorative tassels and rope work edging, 100cm high Estimate : £20-30 1716 A black and white portrait photograph of Keith Richards, taken by Alan Strutt in Barbados, signed and dated ‘93, presentation inscription verso, 35cm x 23cm in slender black glazed frame Estimate : £75-100

1717 A limited edition black and white photographic print entitled “All the young dudes” by Mick Rock, the original taken in London 1972, this edition signed, titled and dated 1998 no. 22/90, 27cm by 23cm in plain mount and slender metallic frame Estimate : £100-150 1718 A set of four “Boddington’s Brewery” advertising cartoon prints, each plain mounted in two-tone upholstered frame, 29cm by 19cm Estimate : £30-40 1719 A novelty kitchen wall clock, manufactured from utensils and cutlery, together with a stainless steel oil pourer, a pierced trivet, and a 1970’s British racing green “Robert Welch” designed “Victor Castware” cook book stand with a perspex top Estimate : £25-35 1720 A wooden chopping board and knife rack, containing 6 “Sabatier” knives Estimate : £30-40 1721 A selection of modernist multi-coloured domestic kitchen wares, mugs, bowls, plates, egg cups etc., to include “Rosenthal”, “Ritzenhoff” and “Cacharel” Estimate : £30-40 1722 A modern two tier table, together with a pair of French style slatted metal framed folding chairs Estimate : £25-45 1723 A large pine framed bevel plate wall mirror, 78cm x 82cm excluding frame Estimate : £55-75 1724 Louise Quigley A multi-coloured abstract of an embarrassing couple, a homage to Picasso, signed and dated 2010 on verso, 76cm by 102cm, together with letter of thanks from Felix Dennis to Louise Estimate : £30-50 1725 Three decorative pottery based oil lamps with shades Estimate : £25-35 1726 A rectangular pad topped stool, allover aubergine coloured chenille, supported on four stubby block feet, 94cm long Estimate : £40-60 1727 A “Cadman Furniture” sycamore framed high back chair, with green stitched upholstered back and seat pad, supported on four swept legs, 104cm high Estimate : £80-100 1728 A modernist beech coloured framed six-bag shoe chest, bearing the label “Lazzari”, 73cm high (on castors) Estimate : £30-40 1729 A modern beech framed rectangular bevelled plate mirror, 60cm x 90cm Estimate : £15-20

“As our dramas shrink to farces and our vanities decay, so our generation passes from riot to cliché” (All Will be Well)

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1730 A mahogany framed tub style chair with carved crest rail, having shaped arms, cabriole stylized legs Estimate : £20-30

1744 A pair of binoculars together with a brass bowl, a pen knife, carved wood oak leaf and acorn, wire bird etc. Estimate : £30-50

1731 R Keich 85, a Stonehedge Originals ceramic mask depicting a Japanese girl, height 25cm Estimate : £10-20

1745 “Tank Books”, a tin containing stories in sealed cigarette packets, a table lighter in the form of a helicopter, ashtrays etc. and a waste paper basket Estimate : £30-50

1732 A beech framed modernist six-compartment mobile storage chest, with multi-coloured frontage, 92cm x 140cm Estimate : £60-80

1746 A fossilized wood ashtray, 22cm wide Estimate : £20-30

1733 A specimen slice of yew wood, 46cm, together with a slice of burr knot, 49cm Estimate : £50-70

1747 A 20th century four piece Jazz band, polychrome ceramic, singer stands 57cm highnincluding pianist with separate piano, saxophonist and double bass player Estimate : £40-60

1734 A woven wicker work Ali Baba style two-handled basket, together with a woven wicker work twin-handled laundry basket, and a brown leather covered waste paper basket Estimate : £20-30 1735 A modern oak finished free standing hat and coat stand, approximately 6’ high Estimate : £40-60 1736 An oak demi-lune wall mountable console table, having plain top, over lattice work frieze, and tapering column, probably made by John Nethercott, 80cm wide Estimate : £100-200 1737 A pair of light oak campaign style two-drawer filing cabinets with brass corners and flush folding handles, 47cm wide, 65cm high, 61cm deep Estimate : £120-150 1738 A Georgian design part “batterie de cuisine” French copper pans, each with cast iron handle, smallest 12cm diameter, comprising six pans and five lids Estimate : £200-300 1739 A cased Backgammon set, together with various board games Estimate : £20-30 1740 A mahogany “Shove Ha’penny” board, with pennies, together with an “Aspinal of London” leather cased card and poker dice set, and various board games including “Trivial Pursuits” Estimate : £50-70 1741 A set of four glass table mats, gilt decorated with sea shells, 29cm x 22cm, and four matching mats, 39cm x 29cm, together with twelve circular gilt decorated mats and nineteen coasters Estimate : £20-30 1742 “Habitat” cutlery with wooden handles, approximately fifty-six pieces, together with twelve Laguiole tradition steak knives Estimate : £20-30 1743 An American mid west wall mirror, the painted frame mounted with barbed wire and cut out sheet metal animals, 66cm x 51cm, together with a glazed figure with felt and feather decoration, 23cm high Estimate : £30-50

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1748 A framed art work by Zoe Hope, “Seedling”, assembled from seeds, mounted in a mesh fabric, signed, titled and dated 1997, overall size 53cm x 22cm, in an oak box glazed frame Estimate : £20-30 1749 A bronze finished adjustable standard reading light and two table lamps with shades, one having a shade and base papered with sheet music, the other of barley twist form with Toucan shade Estimate : £30-50 1750 A vast quantity of keys, mostly door keys kept from properties previously owned by Mr. Felix Dennis, approximately 1,500 Estimate : £30-40 1751 A pair of contemporary standard lamps of bronzed metal construction with gilded knop and entwined wire, fitted opaque glass cone shades, 184cm high Estimate : £60-80 1752 A contemporary oak book rack/table on a single side support, 37cm wide, together with a foot support Estimate : £20-30 1753 A “Witt” chrome dome topped bin, on castors, and a contemporary kitchen chair Estimate : £20-25 1754 A “Witt” chrome dome topped bin Estimate : £15-20 1755 A “Gradidge” Len Hutton cricket bat, signed with various celebrity autographs including Denis Compton, Max Robertson, Robertson Hare, Brain Reece, Lana Turner, Joan Regan, Gilbert Harding, Pat Smythe, Peter West, Googie Withers and Jimmy Edwards Estimate : £50-70 1756 A quantity of scatter cushions, includes one with red panel having mermaid design, bearing the inscription “Felix Dennis Highfield” Estimate : £40-60

“There has always been an England, an older England still” (An Older England)

1757 A black finished adjustable office desk chair on five-point base Estimate : £15-25 1758 A stainless steel and gold plated hip flask, with crocodile leather cover, 13cm, complete with decanting funnel Estimate : £20-30 1759 A quantity of miscellaneous items to include, onyx ashtrays, table lighters, brass spill holder, magnifying glasses etc. Estimate : £20-30 1760 A “Phil Irons” cat’s paw elm treen fruit bowl, 52cm wide Estimate : £50-70 1761 A collection of six modern photograph frames, with bevel glass, and one mirror framed Estimate : £10-20 1762 A pair of “Minolta” Weathermatic 7 x 42 binoculars, in case, together with a pair of “Minolta” pocket 8 x 22 binoculars, in belt pouch Estimate : £30-50 1763 A metal and stained wood bird scarer, a hand bell, block and tackle, whip etc. Estimate : £30-40 1764 A six cup “La Cafetiere” in chrome and glass, another cafetiere, picnic flasks etc. Estimate : £10-20 1765 A moulded wire mesh sculpture in the form of a female torso, 38cm x 25cm Estimate : £30-40 1766 An ammonite fossil, items of studio ceramics, a resin dragon form desk stand etc. Estimate : £20-30 1767 A wicker basket containing 78rpm records and canvas carrier bags Estimate : £10-20 1768 An Indian carving and knife set, in the form of an exotic bird, having papier mache covered wooden frame, 32cm high Estimate : £20-30 1769 Two “Wedgwood” miniature bone china tea and coffee services on tray stands Estimate : £30-40

1770 Rachel Higgins of Warwickshire A late 20th century crank wind automaton of a pecking chicken, welded metal construction, on pine and sheet metal box base, monogrammed “RH (19)96”, 19cm high, together with a “Fiona Allardyce-Lewis” hand decorated wall mirror, and three pieces of ceramics Estimate : £40-60 1771 A quantity of ashtrays, table and pocket lighters, one engraved “Felix Dennis” Estimate : £10-20 1772 A collection of bar top items, including a cocktail shaker, cork screws, place mats, ice buckets, etc. Estimate : £50-70 1773 A quantity of stainless steel cooking utensils, together with suspension “S” hooks Estimate : £10-20 1774 Two “Aga” enamelled cast iron casserole pots Estimate : £10-20 1775 A leather briefcase made from a 200 year old Russian reindeer skin recovered from a Baltic shipwreck, made by Athene English of “The English Leather Company, Hay-on-Wye”, together with a card case, also stamped and dated 1786 Estimate : £100-200 1776 A carved wood duck ornament with cast brass head, 40cm, a small carved and painted wooden duck, 13cm, and a pewter and brass duck box, 12cm Estimate : £10-20 1777 Two “Victorinox” multi-blade pen knives, and a scrimshaw effect decorated pen knife Estimate : £30-50 1778 A shallow treen fruit bowl, on a socle base, 42cm diameter Estimate : £20-30

1781 A “Billingham” leather and canvas walking bag, includes local map, compass, a tree guide, together with a “John Chapman” walking bag Estimate : £30-50 1782 Two elliptical duck pie dishes, bisque bodies with glazed heads, largest 25cm Estimate : £10-20 1783 A “Dan Wooding” carved and painted wood “Black Fronted Diver”, dated 1988, 17cm high, another Dan Wooding “Red Throated Diver”, dated 1988, 16cm high, and four other carved and painted wood ducks (6) Estimate : £50-100 1784 Two pairs of bark made ducks, largest 22cm long, smallest 10cm Estimate : £10-20 1785 Two Canadian “Tannereye” leather covered ducks, a “Signature Mallard” and a “Wood Duck”, made in “Prince Edward Island”, largest 42cm long Estimate : £30-40 1786 An early to mid 20th century carved and painted wood decoy duck, with glass eyes, securing wire eye to chest and beneath, 36cm long, stamped with two intersecting circles to base, one other early decoy duck of shovel bill design, 33cm long, together with a carved and painted drake and hen Mallard, signed Weaver Estimate : £150-250 1787 A “Levenger” oak reading stand, onyx ashtray, table lighters, magnifying glass, crocodile stapler, waste bin etc. Estimate : £30-50 1788 A “Guinness” Toucan small ceramic water jug, 15.5cm high, together with a paperweight with jelly fish design interior decoration, carved wood masks etc. Estimate : £30-50

1779 A late 20th century bronze Salamander, with verdigris finish, 20cm, a painted cast metal owl ornament, 5cm high, a cast metal pig, 4.5cm, and a glass owl, 3.5cm high Estimate : £20-30

1789 A burr maple tree form desk stand, having a pair of slide-out drawers, 13.5cm high, together with three turned treen bowls, inscribed to the bases “Dorsington Walnut”, “Elm” and “Yew” Estimate : £30-40

1780 A pair of stoneware bookends, one lettered “F”, the other “D”, 18cm high, together with an “A. & J. Young” eliptical stoneware vase, fitted one strap handle, 29cm high Estimate : £20-30

1790 A pair of “Nikon” Monarch binoculars, 10 x 42, waterproof, cased, a venture sheath knife in a leather scabbard, a “Lonsdale” pedometer, and a cased field compass Estimate : £30-50

“I found the world too sad a place to celebrate its pain” (I Talked Too Much….)

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1791 Twelve “Ordnance Survey” 1-25,000 Pathfinder series maps, together with five “Ordnance Survey” 1-50,000 maps, includes “The Old Manor, Dorsington” and “Felix Dennis” personalised covers Estimate : £10-20 1792 A collection of folded paper maps, including six 1-25,000 “Ordnance Survey” Pathfinder series maps, and thirteen “Ordnance Survey” Land Ranger and Explorer maps, various Estimate : £15-25 1793 A pair of “Bausch & Lomb” wings sunglasses of aviator design, with protective case Estimate : £50-100 1794 Seven pairs of Felix Dennis signature spectacles, with cases, to include Oliver Peoples x 2, and David Clulow x 3 Estimate : £50-100 1795 A maple tissue box with hinged lid and mirror inset, 35cm wide Estimate : £10-20 1796 The Walkers Companion - an ebonised walking stick with “bottle of booze” and “bicycle bell” attachment Estimate : £20-30

1803 A French cast iron heater frame, converted to a lamp, with removable cover and hinged door, with side carrying handles, 68cm high Estimate : £50-70 1804 A cocktail bar kit, comprising, ice bucket, cocktail shaker, ashtray, bowls, and cocktail stirrers with propeller tips Estimate : £40-60 1805 A polished Cephalopods fossil group, 15cm high, and one other Estimate : £30-50 1806 A rare bowl turned from the Australian Tree “Xanthorrhoea” or “Grasstree” Estimate : £20-40 1807 A “Levenger” folding oak bookstand, 32cm wide, a turned treen bowl, 26cm diameter, and a Phil Ron’s burr elm and brass bowl, 17cm high (3) Estimate : £20-30 1808 A pair of “Nikon Sport Lite” 10 x 25 binoculars, in belt pouch, and a pair of “Nikon Monarch” 10 x 42 binoculars Estimate : £20-30

1797 A pair of “Nikon” 10 x 42 waterproof binoculars, and other pairs of binoculars Estimate : £20-30

1809 A “Dunhill” branded wooden cigar humidor, plus cigars within, together with one volume of “The Cigar Companion” by Anwer Bati with dust jacket Estimate : £150-200

1799 A brass carved urn vase design table lamp, having polished wood base, and pink fabric shade, overall height 77cm Estimate : £80-100

1810 Two pairs of “Fornasetti” owl bookends, made in Milano, Italy (retailed through “Liberty’s of London) Estimate : £50-100

1800 Two bamboo rain sticks, one 117cm high, a dog’s head handled umbrella, walking stick, harpoon and tribal staff with fur, feather and arrow head decoration Estimate : £50-70

1811 Two pairs of “Fornasetti” owl bookends, made in Milano, Italy (retailed through “Liberty’s of London) Estimate : £50-100

1801 An “Edoardo Tasca of Italy” limited edition ceramic figure of an Egyptian Queen, no. 674/2000, enamelled and gilded, seated upon a throne, incised and printed factory marks, 37cm high, together with a composition figure of the Venus de Milo, on polished slate plinth, overall 33cm high (2) Estimate : £30-50 1802 An Edwardian brass bird cage, of globe form with chain suspension, containing two cast brass birds, 38cm high Estimate : £50-70

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1812 Two pairs of “Fornasetti” owl bookends, made in Milano, Italy (retailed through “Liberty’s of London) Estimate : £50-100 1813 Two pairs of “Fornasetti” owl bookends, made in Milano, Italy (retailed through “Liberty’s of London) Estimate : £50-100 1814 A “Fornasetti” of Italy enamelled tin tray with owl decoration on a black ground, 41cm diameter (retailed through “Liberty’s of London) Estimate : £50-100

1815 Two Parker Duofold 18k nib cartridge pens, each with chequered marbled case, a quantity of refills, four designer biros, a scrimshaw style folding pocket knife, and a magnifying glass Estimate : £30-40 1816 James Bond 007 Casino Royale cut-out life size female figure, together with James Bond and Grace Jones life size cut-out, and another card cut-out “Annie Oakley Western figure Estimate : £30-40 1817 A selection of twelve various advertising tin, correx, and other signs, including, Rolling Rock, Zippo, Harley Davidson, various car number plates etc. Estimate : £20-30 1818 “The Hugh Johnson Collection” - a twohandled silver plated wine cooler, two La Cafetieres, and a stainless steel Frevd coffee maker Estimate : £20-30 1819 A quantity of miscellaneous items including; onyx ashtrays, table lighters, brass spill holder, magnifying glasses etc. Estimate : £20-30 1820 A pair of red and green glass vases, four assorted ashtrays and an Alessi EPNS bowl and various rose quartz pieces Estimate : £15-25 1821 Three Maglite torches, a Mega spot light, another alloy torch and a Russell of Norwich thermometer Estimate : £20-30 1822 A pair of Nikon 10 x 25 binoculars, another pair of 8 x 32B binoculars, three magnifying glasses, two Alessi ashtrays, an onyx ashtray, a china ashtray and six lighters various Estimate : £20-30 1823 A set of four shell form salts, and various other decorative items Estimate : £20-30 1824 Two blue cast iron pot trivets, together with various kitchen items Estimate : £10-20 1825 A quantity of table lamps and shades, includes one in the form of a tepee Estimate : £30-50 1826 A ram’s skull with curly horns, 54cm widest, together with a model frontier building and a covered wagon Estimate : £50-80

“When your home is worth a fortune but a loaf is so expensive” (“Exit, Pursued by a Bear”)

1827 A quantity of bead and painted wood American snakes Estimate : £20-30 1828 A carved wood small human skull and various items including Japanese bowls etc. Estimate : £30-50 1829 A Southwest USA steer skull with horns, painted decoration and straw detail, 51cm wide Estimate : £30-50 1830 An African hardwood carving of a standing figure, 85cm high Estimate : £50-70

1839 An “Alessi” EPNS teaset comprising; an oval tray, teapot, hot water pot, jug and sucrier, each with wooden handle, together with an “Alessi” oil and vinegar set, on tray Estimate : £100-200 1840 A Southwest American gourd mask, painted and with feathers, together with a woven panel, basket, bead necklace, carved crocodile etc. Estimate : £100-150 1841 A ram’s head skull design table lamp, on perspex base, 34cm high Estimate : £30-50

1831 A Southwest USA steer skull with horns and applied bead work, 56cm wide extreme Estimate : £100-150

1842 A collection of Connecticut cottage collectables to include; a hand-made violin, totem pole model, figures in tribal outfits, pen knife, pig model, painted arrows etc. Estimate : £80-120

1832 An earthenware vessel with three handles having rope through, made into a lamp, with sewn hide shade, overall 82cm high Estimate : £50-70

1843 A “Levenger” folding oak bookstand, together with a plastic shirt front lamp, a ceramic plaque, blue hinged lid box and one other Estimate : £30-40

1833 An Art Deco design pewter hammered finish four piece teaset by T.W. & Co. Ltd., Sheffield, “Manor Period”, 2379, comprising; hot water pot, teapot, milk and sugar Estimate : £30-40

1844 “Kach” - A carved wood and polychrome model of a loon goose, white spotted black ground, signed to base, 60cm long, 48cm high Estimate : £30-50

1834 Three Tiffany style table lamps with leaded glass shades, on bronzed effect bases Estimate : £60-80

1845 A 20th century carved polychrome wood model of a seated cat, grey and white with pink nose, 37cm high Estimate : £20-30

1835 A gentleman’s walking cane, having silver coloured metal dragon’s head handle, bearing hallmarks, 87cm long Estimate : £80-120

1846 An abstract treen form, polished exotic wood block on amorphous ebony bracket stand, 24cm wide, 21cm high Estimate : £20-40

1836 A “Kents” knife cleaner, converted into a table lamp with sewn hide shade, overall approx 84cm high Estimate : £50-70

1847 Two late 20th century carved and stained wood mushrooms, smallest 50cm high Estimate : £40-60

1837 A bowler hat, the band containing fortune cookie mottoes, a semi-abstract mask hanging, a pair of covered wood book-ends, a metal candle stand, a framed image of Geronimo etc. Estimate : £30-50 1838 A “Hart Bros. Fulton, New York” earthenware water filter with blue glazed handles and circular plate glass top, made into a table, 62cm high Estimate : £80-100

Wines & Spirits

1848 A pair of 20th century carved wood and painted horses, possibly Indian, gilded and decorated with elaborate harness, 39cm high Estimate : £40-60 1849 A painted aluminium milk churn, yellow ground, the lid inscribed “No.5”, the churn “Fresh Milk 2d per pint”, fitted carrying handle and pouring spout, 40cm high Estimate : £30-50 1850 Two model birds, a puffin on wooden base and a dodo on book design base Estimate : £30-40

1860 Chateau Dauzac 2001 Margaux, three bottles Chateau de Rayne Vigneau 2002 Sauternes, three bottles (6) Estimate : £65-85 1861 Dom Perignon 1998, 2 bottles Estimate : £100-200 1862 Dom Perignon 1998, 2 bottles Estimate : £100-200 1863 Dom Perignon 1998, 2 bottles Estimate : £100-200 1864 Laurent Perrier 1982, 2 bottles Estimate : £70-120 1865 Laurent Perrier 1982, 3 bottles Estimate : £100-200 1866 Deutz 1988 rose vintage champagne, 1 bottle Estimate : £35-50 1867 Penfolds Grange 1990, 6 bottles in o.w.c. Estimate : £850-950 1868 Paradigm 1996 Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, 7 bottles Estimate : £90-120

“How many draughts of wine, my dear, will drown a fire and dry a tear? (Crumbs of Comfort)

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1869 Chateau La Mission Haut Brion 1982 Graves cru classe, 1 bottle Estimate : £280-320

1886 Montrachet Leroy, Domaine de la Romanee-Conti 1988, 1 bottle Estimate : £500-700

1870 Carraudes de Lafite 1997 Chateau Lafite Rothschild, 1 bottle Estimate : £50-75

1887 Corton-Charlemagne 1997 grand cru J.F. Coche-Dury, 1 bottle Estimate : £400-500

1871 Chateau La Mission Haut Brion 1982 Graves cru classe, 1 bottle Estimate : £280-320

1888 Chateau L’Enclos Pomerol 1998, 1 bottle Chateau Vrai Canon Bouche 1999, 1 bottle Charmes Chambertin grand cru 1999 Dom des Beaumont, 1 bottle (3) Estimate : £30-50

1872 Chateau Petrus 1947 1er grand cru Pomerol, Belgian bottled, Vandermeulen, 1 bottle Estimate : £600-700 1873 Chateau Petrus 1947 1er grand cru Pomerol, Belgian bottled, Vandermeulen, 1 bottle Estimate : £600-700 1874 Chateau Petrus 1947 1er grand cru Pomerol, Belgian bottled, Vandermeulen, 1 bottle Estimate : £600-700 1875 Richebourg grand cru 1998 Domaine Anne Gros, 2 bottles Estimate : £400-500 1876 Richebourg Romanee-Conti 1988, 2 bottles Estimate : £800-1000 1877 Pessac-Leognan 2009 Grand Vin de Bordeaux, 2 bottles Estimate : £10-20 1878 Volnay Les Mitans 1997 1er cru Hubert de Montille, 1 bottle Volnay Brouillards premier cru 2007, Dom Roblet-Monnot, 2 bottles (3) Estimate : £70-100 1879 Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1978 AC Pauillac, 3 bottles Estimate : £150-250 1880 Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1978 AC Pauillac, 3 bottles Estimate : £150-250 1881 Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1978 AC Pauillac, 3 bottles Estimate : £150-250 1882 Montrachet Leroy, Domaine de la Romanee-Conti 1988, 1 bottle Estimate : £500-700 1883 Montrachet Leroy, Domaine de la Romanee-Conti 1988, 1 bottle Estimate : £500-700

1889 Baron de L 1992, 2 bottles Pinot Grigio 2001, 1 bottle (3) Estimate : £30-40 1890 Pouilly Fume Chatelain 2011, 2 bottles Estimate : £12-18 1891 Meursault Limozin 2008 Henri Germaine Fils, 1 bottle Meursault Clos des Mouches 2008, 2 bottles (3) Estimate : £50-60 1892 Pimm’s No.1, 2 bottles and 1 litre bottle (3) Estimate : £20-30 1893 Dubonnet, 1 bottle, Cinzano Bianco, 1 bottle, Martini Extra Dry, 1 bottle and Tio Pepe Palomino Fino Sherry, 1 bottle (4) Estimate : £15-25 1894 Jameson’s Irish Whiskey, 1 bottle Estimate : £12-18 1895 Doorley’s Barbados Rum, aged 3 years, 1 bottle Estimate : £15-25 1896 Mullineux Syrah 2009, 11 bottles Estimate : £90-120 1897 Sancerre 2011 Bernard Fleurie et Fils, 6 bottles Estimate : £40-60 1898 Coates & Seely Britagne NV Blanc de Blancs, Methode Champenoise, 4 bottles Estimate : £35-45 1899 Chassagne-Montrachet premier cru Les Vergers 2001 AC, 1 bottle and Specogna Pinot Grigio Venezia Guilia, 2 bottles (3) Estimate : £20-30

1884 Montrachet Leroy, Domaine de la Romanee-Conti 1988, 1 bottle Estimate : £500-700

1900 Martini Dry, 2 bottles, Dubonnet, 1 bottle Croft Original Sherry, 2 litre bottles and 1 bottle (6) Estimate : £20-30

1885 Montrachet Leroy, Domaine de la Romanee-Conti 1988, 1 bottle Estimate : £500-700

1901 Jose Cuervo Classico Tequila, 1 bottle Estimate : £8-12

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“The wine long drunk, our songs long sung, and life is stranger still” (The World Was Strange)

1902 Grappa Reciola 1 x 50cl bottle Grappa Amaroni, 1 x 50cl bottle (2) Estimate : £10-15

1924 A “Rodeda” jukebox speaker, cast metal and mirrored red yellow surround, 80cm diameter Estimate : £50-80

1903 Croft Original Sherry, 4 litre bottles and 1 x 75cl bottle (5) Estimate : £25-35

1925 An early 20th century oak cased “Bryans” variable “Elevenses” pay out penny arcade machine, with multi-colour central panel, case 44cm x 63cm illustrated Estimate : £100-200

1904 Croft Original Sherry, 6 litre bottles Estimate : £30-40 1905 Croft Original Sherry, 6 litre bottles Estimate : £30-40

Entertainment: Pinball, Juke Boxes, Games Machines, CDs and Films 1920 A Sega “Harley-Davidson” pinball machine, raised on angle iron supports, 56cm wide illustrated Estimate : £500-700 1921 A Sega “Batman” pinball machine, raised on angle iron supports, 63cm wide illustrated Estimate : £500-700 1922 A “Rodeda” jukebox speaker, cast metal and mirrored red yellow surround, 80cm diameter Estimate : £50-80 1923 A “Rodeda” jukebox speaker, cast metal and mirrored red yellow surround, 80cm diameter Estimate : £50-80

LOT 1920

LOT 1926 1926 A pair of “Rock-ola” bar stools, having printed tops on chromed bases, revolving tops read “Rock-ola jukeboxes” Estimate : £50-70 1927 A “Rodeda” jukebox speaker, cast metal and mirrored, red yellow surround, 80cm diameter illustrated Estimate : £50-80 1928 A Sega “Batman Forever” pinball machine, with pistol handle trigger and scoreboard back, 63cm wide, 132cm deep, raised on metal supports Estimate : £1000-1500

LOT 1921

LOT 1927 (LOTS 1922-1924 similar)

“Auctioning Fords and a red Mercedes (all of them owned by little old ladies)” (This is the Server)

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1929 A Stern Pinball Inc. “The Simpsons Pinball Party” pinball machine, with scoreboard back, raised on metal supports, 56cm wide, 131cm deep Estimate : £1000-1500

1935 A collection of DVD films from the Highfield cinema approx 1425 (a list summarising the titles can be provided by email) Estimate : £300-500

1930 A Sega “Harley Davidson” pinball machine, with scoreboard back Estimate : £800-1200

1936 A collection of Blue Ray discs, films from the Highfield cinema approx 150 (a list summarising the titles can be provided by e-mail) Estimate : £100-300

1931 A Rock-ola juke box for CDs manufactured by Rock-ola in Torrance California 30/6/2009 Serial No: 377901 Model CD8-CF BLK (115v or 230v) Sold for spares and repairs. Estimate : £50-100 1932 A Rock-ola juke box for CDs manufactured by Rock-ola in Torrance California 24/9/2002 Serial No: 185001 Model CD8 (230 v) Sold for spares and repairs. Estimate : £50-100 1933 A “Rock-ola” juke box, manufactured by “Antique Apparatus - Stereo Juke Boxes of Torrance, California” (see labels verso), having arch top and sapele mahogany sides, chrome effect grilles, serial no.184901, model no.CD-8, 83cm wide, 1.55m high illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

1937 A collection of Laser discs, films from the Highfield cinema approx 165 (a list summarising the titles can be provided by email) Estimate : £300-400 1938 A collection of VHS video cassettes, films from the Highfield cinema approx 390 (a list summarising the titles can be provided by e-mail) Estimate : £30-40 1939 An RMC Rock-ola juke box wall clock, 20th century with rotating inner lens, coloured neon light surround within a black case diameter 55cm (240v) Estimate : £100-200

Musical Instruments 1940 A pair of Latin Percussion “Hand Picked” floor standing wooden shell bongos, on folding chrome stands, 96cm high illustrated Estimate : £250-350

LOT 1940 LOT 1933 1934 Collector’s CDs from the Mustique Blues Festivals including: Felix Dennis boxed CD set (new sealed) “Blues in Paradise 14 live tracks from the Mustique Blues Festivals 1999-2013 plus live bonus track by Little Jenny and 19 individually cased CDs covering the Festival from 1996 to 2014.including tracks by Mick Jagger and Felix Dennis Estimate : £30-50

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1941 A good selection of mainly “Hohner” harmonicas, some cased Estimate : £30-40 1942 A selection of percussion instruments, to include maracas, tambourines and a bead shaker Estimate : £30-40

“They stripped all the poetry out of our lives so we ripped it from vinyl in bedroom and dives ……” (Lines)

1943 A “Fender Squier” Precision Bass guitar, finished in candy apple red, with stand and leads, includes a carrying case illustrated Estimate : £120-180

cymbals, plus stool and sticks, plus additional sticks, brushes, beaters and fitted practice pads (Felix was a keen and constant drummer having played in “The Flamingos” previous to his career in publishing, perpetuating his life long keen interest in making music) Estimate : £1000-1500

1944 A “Fender Squier Stratocaster” guitar, finished in candy apple red, on stand, plus lead, to include a carrying case illustrated Estimate : £125-175

1948 Three “Shure” SM58 microphones, plus leads and stands Estimate : £120-160 1949 A black finished “Rat” electric guitar distortion pedal Estimate : £50-70

1945 An “Aria AB” 50watt bass amplifier, black finished, 45cm high Estimate : £40-60

1950 A Jim Dunlop “Cry Baby Wah Wah” pedal Estimate : £50-70

1946 A “Fender Coronado II” semi-acoustic guitar, finished in red, circa 1972, with stylized F-shaped sound holes, twin cutaway, motherof-pearl block inlaid fret markers, chromed hardware, and a numbered neck plate, together with a metal stand illustrated Estimate : £600-800

1951 A “Pearl” branded drum stool, with bike seat pad top and folding chromed stand Estimate : £20-40

1947 Felix Dennis’s drum kit, being a silver shelled “Tama Swing Star” with chromed snare, custom dark high hat and “Zildjian, Rogers & Meinl”

1952 A “Pearl” branded drum stool, with bike seat pad top and folding chromed stand Estimate : £20-40

1953 A “Pearl” branded drum stool, with bike seat pad top and folding chromed stand Estimate : £20-40 1954 A pair of steel drums, highly polished, on folding chromed stand, with beaters Estimate : £200-400 1955 An early to mid 20th century leather covered bongo drum, inscribed beneath, “Ethiopian World War II”, 23cm diameter, together with a pair of mid 20th century combined bongo drums, having marbled effect frames, one 18cm diameter skin, the other 15.5cm diameter skin Estimate : £40-60 1956 A “Yamaha DSR2000” electronic programmable keyboard, on stand, together with stool and power pack adaptor Estimate : £100-150 1957 A “Fender KXR200” power amplifier Estimate : £150-200 1958 A “Yamaha EMX66M” powered amp mixer, with a pair of separate “Greyhound” two-cone loud speakers Estimate : £100-200 1959 A “Roland” KC-60 mixing keyboard amplifier Estimate : £20-30 1960 A brand new boxed McFarlane Toy “Jimi Hendrix” collector’s figurine, based on reference to his famous 1969 concert in Upstate New York, figure approximately 20cm high Estimate : £15-25 1962 Liquid Saffire 56 Professional Studio Equipment, with liquid preamplifiers “Focusrite”, new, in original vendor’s box Estimate : £50-70 1963 Karl Winters - A Southwest Lakota “Horse Coming” drum, painting on hide, signed, 40cm, together with two other hand drums Estimate : £80-120 1964 A “Korg MicroKorg” synthesizer/vocoder XL, plus owners manual Estimate : £100-150 1965 A Collard & Collard walnut cased boudoir grand piano (number 11727) Estimate : £200-400

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“I’m howling for my darlin’ –I choose to sing the blues” (“Blues”)

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1966 AFTER SEBASTIAN KRUGER “Stones Suite”, a set of four limited edition giclée canvas prints, depicting caricatures of the four current members of The Rolling Stones, each signed and numbered 17/99, unframed, 104cm by 42cm Estimate : £200-300

Bang & Olufsen & Other Electrical Items 1970 A “Bang & Olufsen” freestanding radio/cassette/CD player, with opening smoked glass frontage Estimate : £80-120 1971 A black finished Harley Davidson branded novelty radio, in the form of the tank, handle bars and front light of said motorcycle Estimate : £30-40 1972 A yellow painted pottery based table lamp, together with a glass topped lamp table, on painted metal base Estimate : £20-30 1973 A pink and black finished “Hetty” pull-along vacuum cleaner by Numatic International Estimate : £15-25 1974 A free standing Bang & Olufsen radio/cassette/CD player, with sliding opaque glass front, supported on a black finished rotating CD storage tower, plus contents Estimate : £100-150

1982 A “Steepletone” CD/radio player, in the form of a vintage juke box Estimate : £30-40 1983 A modernist free standing floor lamp, similar in form to The Festival of Britain “Skylon”, with X-shaped base, 172cm high Estimate : £45-65 1984 A “Bang & Olufsen” free standing radio/cassette/compact disc player with smoked glass sliding frontage, together with a pair of matching speakers Estimate : £60-80 1985 A modernist multi-arm grey finished table light, with chrome and blue glass shades, 90cm high Estimate : £25-35 1986 A retro stylized “Spirit of St. Louis” radiogram, being an imitation dashboard, 20cm high, with power adaptor Estimate : £15-25 1987 A black and pink finished “Hetty” vacuum by Numatic International, plus attachments Estimate : £25-35 1988 A retro stylized “Dualit” four-slice toaster, and cordless kettle Estimate : £20-30 1989 A black and silver finished “Nespresso” coffee maker, produced by “Magimix”, together with the free standing pod holder Estimate : £30-40

1975 A contemporary black finished floor standing swan necked “serious reader’s” light Estimate : £40-60

1990 A brass standard lamp with five globe top Estimate : £45-65

1976 An Artemedie modernist brushed steel counterweight designed reading lamp Estimate : £40-60

1991 A “Spirit of St Louis” field radio of retro design, with dials and switches, 30cm wide Estimate : £15-25

1977 A black and pink finished “Hetty” vacuum cleaner with accessories, produced by Numatic International Estimate : £25-35

1992 A “Denon” sound system with UDRA 70 radio, UCD 70 compact disc player, a UDR 70 cassette deck, and a pair of “solid” speakers, together with a painted wood cabinet with glazed door and a quantity of compact discs Estimate : £120-150

1978 A steel finished “Dualit” retro toaster, together with a “Dualit” cordless kettle Estimate : £15-25 1979 Two decorative pottery based table lamps and shades Estimate : £25-35 1980 A black finished “Nespresso” coffee making machine, produced by Magimix Estimate : £30-40 1981 A red and black finished “Henry” pull-along vacuum cleaner Estimate : £15-25

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1993 A “Roberts” classic FM edition DAB radio in a red leather effect case, 24cm wide Estimate : £20-30 1994 A black finished “Nespresso” coffee making machine, produced by “Magimix” Estimate : £30-40 1995 A red and chrome finished “Dualit” toaster, together with matching kettle Estimate : £30-40 1996 A bronzed effect adjustable reading light Estimate : £25-35

“Never pine for money once you’ve spent it. And if it floats, or flies, or f***s – then rent it!” (Advice from a Suitcase from St. Ives)

1997 A bronzed effect adjustable reading light Estimate : £25-35 1998 A Dyson “Hot” electric heater and a white finished Dyson bladeless fan Estimate : £40-60 1999 A bronzed effect adjustable standard reading lamp Estimate : £30-40 2000 A black finished “Nespresso” coffee making machine, produced by “Magimix” Estimate : £30-40 2001 A “Spirit of St. Louis” field radio, brushed aluminium front panel with old fashioned dials and switches, 30cm wide Estimate : £15-25 2002 A cream and polished metal “Dualit” two-slice toaster Estimate : £10-20 2003 An “HMV” design wind-up gramophone with brass horn and cast resin “Nipper”, 36cm high together a small selection of 78 rpm records Estimate : £100-200 2004 A “Bang & Olufsen” Sound Overture type 2632 radio and cassette player with pre amp and Bose speaker system Estimate : £150-250

2013 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound four, radio and CD player, 28cm wide (new, in original vendor’s box) Estimate : £125-175 2014 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound four, radio and CD player, 28cm wide (new, in original vendor’s box) Estimate : £125-175 2015 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound four, radio and CD player, 28cm wide (new, in original vendor’s box) Estimate : £125-175 2016 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound Ouverture CD and cassette player, 31cm wide (re-conditioned) Estimate : £50-80 2017 A “Bang & Olufsen” compact disc player and radio, with speakers Estimate : £200-300 2018 A “Bang & Olufsen” 24” television receiver with DVD player Estimate : £200-300 2019 A “Corby Consort” trouser press and two leather covered waste paper bins Estimate : £10-20 2020 A Samsung 28” flat screen television and Blue Ray player Estimate : £40-60

2005 A “Roberts” Dab radio, of vintage design in a pale blue case, and a “Sony” cube radio Estimate : £30-40

2021 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound 4000 radio and CD, 28cm wide, with a pair of Wharfdale speakers, and a remote Estimate : £150-250

2006 An “Arcam Alpha 9” amplifier, together with an “Arcam Alpha 8” CD player, a remote control and a Bose speaker system Estimate : £80-100

2022 A “Dapy” perspex cased “see through” transistor radio, 25cm wide, together with a “Marilyn” radio by Cicena in the Deco style, with perspex case, 38cm high Estimate : £20-30

2007 A “Roberts” FM/DAB radio, in vintage style pale green case Estimate : £30-40 2008 A “Polar” ice maker, 38cm wide x 47cm deep x 55cm high Estimate : £30-50 2009 A “Robert’s” DAB/FM radio, in retro green case Estimate : £30-40 2010 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound 3200 CD player and radio, 31cm wide Estimate : £80-100 2011 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound Ouverture CD and cassette player, 31cm wide Estimate : £40-60 2012 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound four, radio and CD player, 28cm wide (new in original vendors box) Estimate : £125-175

2023 A “Riviera Espresso” electric coffee machine, polished copper and brass, with steamer and gauge Estimate : £30-50 2024 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound 4000 radio and CD 28cm wide, with a pair of Gale speakers and remote Estimate £150-250 2025 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beogram 700 amplifier, CD player and cassette player with a Beogram 5000 record deck, two speakers and B & O Master Control Panel 5500 Estimate £100-200 2026 A “Bang & Olufsen” Beosound 3200 radio and CD 28cm wide, with a pair of gold cased speakers and remote Estimate £150-250 2027 A Michael Reed Design of London light oak two door cabinet with contrasting dark oak frieze raised on bracket feet supports, designed to house audio speakers and equipment Estimate : £60-100

“Them tracks were built on blood and gold” (Sonnet for Bob Dylan on his 60th Birthday)

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Signs

Rolls Royce

2035 A vintage enamel railway station sign, bearing the legend “Ruislip”, 134cm long Estimate : £20-30

2050 ROLLS ROYCE SILVER SPUR Registration No: 9999 FD, first registered 29th January 1987 one owner from new, bears Jack Barclay name plate, yellow coachwork, leather interior, four door saloon, 7650 cc petrol engine, automatic transmission, recorded mileage 219,400, MOT until 22nd July 2016. Service history and maintained by Broughtons, Cheltenham Spa. illustrated Estimate : £12000-15000

2036 Three modern reproduction enamel advertising signs for ‘Wingaris’, ‘Gascoignes Milking System’ and ‘Camp Coffee’, along with two American bumper plates and a card ‘Camel Cigarettes’ sign (6) Estimate : £50-70 2037 A ‘Wills’ Star Cigarettes’ enamel advertising sign, 45.5cm wide, 91cm high Estimate : £50-70 2038 A ‘Nectar Tea’ enamel advertising sign, 52cm wide, together with an ‘Ambroleum Gear Lubricant’ enamel advertising sign, 43cm wide (2) Estimate : £60-80 2039 A ‘Goodge Street’ Railway Sign, 107cm long, 15.5cm high, together with three further modern enamel advertising signs, ‘Oxo Cube’, ‘Colman’s Mustard’ and ‘Huntley & Palmers Biscuits’ (4) Estimate : £50-70 2040 A reproduction ‘Premium Beer Rolling Rock’ enamel advertising sign, together with two further reproduction advertising signs, ‘Look Who’s Here, Force Wheat Flakes’, 35cm wide, 52cm high, and ‘Swan Vestas’ (3) Estimate : £30-50 2041 A selection of tin-plate pictures, some signed, together with a gauge on stand, 37cm high and a cast iron stove door Estimate : £40-60 2042 “Tabasco-is hot stuff” a 20th century print of a tabasco sauce bottle, 1.27m x 38cm, in red gloss frame, glazed, labelled verso “designed by Ted Marshall for Fleischer Frame Co., a unit of M.B. Art Consultants Inc. New York City” Estimate : £20-40 2043 A 20th century “Ickenham” enamel London underground sign, 1.15m x 1.52m illustrated Estimate : £100-200

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“Time. The luxury of choices. First Editions, Old Rolls-Royces” (What’s it Like Then Being Rich?)

Segways

Bicycles & Gym Equipment

2055 Segway Human Technology XT with lights and bag, together with two batteries and charging lead illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

2065 A “Checker Pig CPX 6000” mountain bike Estimate : £30-40

2056 Segway Human Technology XT with lights and bag, together with two batteries and charging lead Estimate : £800-1200 2057 Segway Human Technology XT with lights and bag, together with two batteries and charging lead Estimate : £800-1200 2058 Segway Human Technology XT with lights and bag, together with two batteries and charging lead Estimate : £800-1200 2059 Segway Human Technology XT2 with bag, together with two batteries and charging lead illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

2066 A Life Fitness Flex Deck 9500HR electric running machine, having slope adjustment, shock absorption system, heart monitor etc., together with a set of instructions Estimate : £150-300 2067 A large white metal Tough Stuff Cardio Gym, having turquoise seat pads, built-in exercise bicycle, leg extender, and a multitude of hand bars with adjustable weight resistance, approximately 6’ high and wide, together with a set of instructions and to include sundry home fitness accessories Estimate : £150-200 2068 An electronic “Slam Man” boxing exerciser opponent, together with a pair of work-out gloves, with a set of instructions Estimate : £150-200 2069 A “Dawes” Diplomat lady’s bicycle Estimate : £50-100 2070 A “Cannondale” H600 gentleman’s bicycle Estimate : £50-100 2071 A “Raleigh” gentleman’s bicycle Estimate : £30-80 2072 A “Pashley” Roadster gentleman’s bicycle Estimate : £50-100

Cannons & Weapons 2075 A late 18th/early 19th century iron cannon on a common naval oak gun carriage with securing rings, (2.5 inch round shot) barrel on wooden wheels1.2m long from cascabel to muzzle. illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000 LOT 2059 2060 Segway Human Technology XT2 with bag, together with two batteries and charging lead Estimate : £1000-1500 2061 Segway Human Technology XT2 with bag, together with two batteries and charging lead Estimate : £1000-1500 2062 Segway Human Technology i2 (series 1), no bag or lights together with two batteries and charging lead Estimate : £300-400 LOT 2075

“ You cannot break even, you cannot win and you cannot get out of the game” (House Rules)

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2076 A pair of George III English bronze barrelled cannons, circa 1775, the barrels decorated with a shell touch hole, astragal mouldings with the weight marked on the front reinforce, at the breech is the crest of the Pierrepoint family of Thoresby Hall Nottinghamshire together with London proof stamps, raised on oak wheeled common carriages, 86cm from cascabel to trunnion (ex: The collection of R J Wiggington) illustrated Estimate : £8000-12000

2081 A Belgian Flintlock pistol, 19th century, barrel bears “ELG” stamp, the lock plate a “V” below a crown, polished wood stock, stamped “PM & Cie”, with brass trigger guard, butt plate with lanyard ring and mounts, overall approximately 38cm long illustrated Estimate : £250-400

LOT 2081

2082 An English Military Sword 19th century straight bladed stamped 1793 and bearing English proof and WD marks with hand guard, blade 70cm long illustrated Estimate : £60-80

LOT 2076 (PAIR) 2077 A pair of English Military Swords 19th century straight bladed stamped 1793 and bearing English proof and WD marks with hand guard, blade 70cm long Estimate : £120-180

LOT 2082 (see also lots 2077-2079 similar)

2078 A pair of English Military Swords 19th century straight bladed stamped 1793 and bearing English proof and WD marks with hand guard, blade 70cm long Estimate : £120-180 2079 A pair of English Military Swords 19th century straight bladed stamped 1793 and bearing English proof and WD marks with hand guard, blade 70cm long Estimate : £120-180 2080 A working French toy cannon, mid 19th century, with spring action, having turned and painted wood barrel with brass fittings, bears embossed brass panel “Depose”, and a later oak common carriage with wheels, barrel 26cm, illustrated Estimate : £100-150

2083 A rifle design clay pigeon projector, with wooden stock and trigger mechanism, 116cm long, together with a pair of dagging shears Estimate : £30-50 2084 A bamboo quiver with straw work banding, 59cm long, contains one arrow Estimate : £30-40 2085 A pair of signal cannons, 19th century, cast metal barrels 38cm cascabel to muzzle, for 2.5 inch shot, mounted on oak common gun carriages with iron wheels, overall length 50cm. illustrated Estimate : £3000-4000

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“That’s the message England sends from its Bayinits, a weapon with a worker at both ends” (A Hymn of Hate)

2086 A pair of early 19th century 5.5 inch bronze mortars on teak block carriages with five securing rings, front adjustment wedge, “Artillery R.E.V. 1800, A Barker E.F.” impressed, 77cm x 47cm overall including rings (ex Arbour Antiques Ltd Stratford-upon Avon - R J Wiggington 1997) illustrated Estimate : £8000-12000

2087 A late 18th/early 19th century iron cannon, on a naval oak gun carriage with securing rings, for 5.25 inch round shot the barrel on wooden wheels, the barrel stamped No 7-0-7 with George Rex crowned, 1.5m from cascabel to muzzle. illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500

LOT 2087

LOT 2086 (PAIR)

2088 A flintlock blunderbuss, early 19th century, with full walnut stock, carved and inlaid with brass wire scroll work, steel barrel with filigree silver decoration on the top for the entire length repeated on the end of the butt, 57.5cm long illustrated Estimate £500-700

LOT 2088

Auctioneer’s on site phone numbers

01789 330810, 01789 330811 & 01789 330812

(25th September to 4th October 2015) “Warrior! Know your shield a two-edged weight” (Shields)

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Garden Statuary

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Garden Statuary 2095 A carved stone recumbent lion after the antique, 110cm wide, 60cm high Estimate : £500-800

2103 A Victorian cast iron garden bench, of scrolling form with bound reed arms, acanthus leaf crest, fern, rose and pea panels, within a trellis frame in pale green 196cm wide illustrated Estimate : £800-1000

2096 A cast reconstituted stone figure head of modern stylised form, unsigned, no. 12/25, in the manner of Eric Gill Estimate : £20-30

2104 A reconstituted stone lion with serpent wrapped around front left leg, 190cm long, 84cm high Estimate : £800-900

2097 A large two section clam shell, 84cm wide, 42cm high Estimate : £400-600

2105 Jill Watson A carved Carrara marble sculpture of a sheep, weathered finish, standing four square with head up, 60cm high illustrated Estimate : £1500-2500

2098 A two section clam shell, 64cm wide, 32cm high Estimate : £200-300 2099 A two section clam shell, 69cm wide, 42cm high Estimate : £200-300 2100 A collection of twenty wrought and welded iron Tulips, 142cm high Estimate : £150-200 2101 A 19th century cast iron sejant lion with raised paw, once supporting a pennant, now a flag pole, lion 90cm high Estimate : £500-700 2102 A Victorian cast iron garden bench with Aesthetic movement stylized floral panel back, with later wooden slatted seat, 1.86m wide, 94cm high to back illustrated Estimate : £600-800

LOT 2105 2106 A 19th century cast iron fountain in the form of a large bowl, supported on gryphon stem, with circular platform base, within the bowl stands a cherub pouring water from an urn, partially painted, bowl 88cm diameter, height 1.72m Estimate : £1500-2000 2107 A 19th century hewn stone trough, one end carved with lion mask, open mouthed, with full mane, 60cm wide, 70cm high, approx 2.35m long illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

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LOT 2103

“He grafts with shears and wages war on nettles, He dreams at night of stamens and of petals, this, too, is love, of a kind” (Love of a Kind)

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2108 A pair of 20th century terracotta seated greyhounds, with painted eyes and blue tasselled collars, stamped “made in Italy”, 84cm high illustrated Estimate : £350-450

LOT 2110 2111 An Italian mid 19th century Classical Revival bench, biscuit terracotta, fashioned with a pair of sphinx ends supporting a plank seat and back, 1.58m wide, 95cm high (ex Architectural Heritage) Estimate : £500-1000

LOT 2108 2109 A 19th century two wheel horse drawn trap, in brown red and gold line livery, padded cushion seat, solid rubber tyres, complete with a pair of coach lamps and protective cover illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

2112 A 20th century reconstituted stone garden arbour in the form of a Classical Temple, having eight fluted Doric capital columns supporting an open wooden frame, the bases of the columns with panels of Classical decoration. Single entrance with balustrading to three sides and either side of the entrance, overall height 2.5m x 2.75m, 4.02m (ex Sotheby’s Summer Place) illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

LOT 2109 2110 David Harber A 20th century garden water feature entitled “Dark Planet” being a sphere of black pebbles set in a circular bed of pebbles, surrounded by slate slabs supporting two demi-lune slate benches, sphere approx 2m diameter, outer diameter of slate surround approx 3.6m, with underground tank, pumps for the water cascade and having interior fibre optic lighting with numerous pin hole surface light heads illustrated Estimate : £12,000-15,000

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“When your house becomes a fortress and your garden an oasis” (Exit, Pursued by a Bear)

LOT 2112

2113 A pair of reconstituted stone classical form benches, to the back a double scrolled pediment over a panel depicting a lyre, vase and feathers, scroll arms and feet, 159cm wide, 96cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-600

LOT 2113 (PAIR)

LOT 2117

LOT 2118

2114 A pair of 18th century design lead garden urns, embossed cherub design over fluted base to platform foot, fitted two figured and scrolled handles, 50cm high, mouth 33cm diameter Estimate : £800-1200

2119 A 19th century design glazed earthenware bird bath in the form of a putti supporting a scallop shaped bowl on square plinth base, 124cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-300

2115 A reconstituted stone lion after the antique, on a rectangular plinth base, 74cm high by 105cm Estimate : £100-200

2120 A 19th century Coalbrookdale cast iron bench of fern and blackberry design with wooden slatted seat, 154cm wide illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

2116 A pair of terracotta seated lions on oval platform bases, 66cm high illustrated Estimate : £100-200

LOT 2119

LOT 2116 2117 A 20th century stone classical statue of Flora, naked, kneeling amidst a floral and rocky base on turned circular platform, her arms aloft holding flowers in her hair, 180cm high illustrated Estimate : £400-700

LOT 2120

2121 A 19th century marble statue of an angel wearing robes, her hands crossed across her breast, with tree stump, canted square base, 105cm high Estimate : £800-1200 2122 A French terracotta seated French Bulldog wearing a collar and chain on rectangular base, stamped with manufacturers mark ‘Douarche’ Castelnaudary, 71cm high Estimate : £300-400

2118 A carved stone lion in the late classical/early Hellenistic style, with full mane, and upper limbs, 75cm high, approximately 120cm long illustrated Estimate : £2000-3000

“Nor do we know who made us all or what’s beyond the garden wall” (Doll Talk)

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2123 A 19th century carved stone figure of a young Pan playing pipes on fruiting vine and bird mounted base, 75cm high, on stone classical column plinth, overall 163cm high illustrated Estimate : £500-700

2126 A pair of reconstituted stone owls with wings outstretched, 26cm high Estimate : £50-60 2127 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) A life size partial gilt bronze of a girl with long hair, seated upon a 19th century design chair, 113cm high illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

LOT 2127 LOT 2123 2124 A reconstituted stone figure group of two fighting putti, 55cm high, together with tree stump effect plinth Estimate : £150-200 2125 Desmond Fountain (b.1946) A bronze sculpture entitled “ Ashley”, a girl seated on the arm of a teak garden bench, her left arm along the back, legs crossed, a limited edition number 9 of 9. 110cm high, 134cm long in total with signed certificate of authenticity dated 1992 illustrated Estimate : £3000-6000 LOT 2125

2128 A reconstituted stone trough with fruiting vine decoration in the round, of waisted form, 100cm x 46cm x 33cm high Estimate : £100-150 2129 A pair of 18th century design bronze garden urns with egg and dart rims, fluted bases on socle stems to a square platform with twin decorative handles, 65cm high x 48cm diameter to top x overall 142 cm high Estimate : £2000-3000 2130 A pair of 19th century Carrara marble statues of recumbent lions, their front paws crossed, on platform bases, 32cm high x 60cm long illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

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“More weed in the world than plough” (More)

2131 A late 20th century white painted wood arbour seat with grey plastic lead effect roof, with pinnacle mount, approximately 285cm high illustrated Estimate : £100-200

2135 A Victorian cast iron garden bench, the back of four oval cameo panels featuring agricultural workers at harvest, painted in blue and cream, mask cast handles on scroll feet with replacement oak slatted seat, 183cm wide, 86cm high illustrated Estimate : £1000-1500

LOT 2135 2136 A pair of reconstituted stone figures, limbs rolling into a ball, one with hands in prayer, 35cm and 37cm high Estimate : £200-300 2137 A reconstituted stone figure of young Pan with pipes, 73cm high Estimate : £100-150 LOT 2131 2132 A 19th century lead garden urn of large proportion having a pair of horned Bacchus mask handles, acanthus leaf base, on bound reed socle and square base, 82cm high Estimate : £1500-2000 2133 A large terracotta garden urn of classical Italianate design with four scrolls beneath the rim, decoratively banded with whirl design, waisted and on a circular platform foot, 104cm high, contains topiary box Estimate : £200-300

2138 A 20th century bronze ram with impressive spiral horns standing four square, 85cm high Estimate : £600-800 2139 A late 20th century bronze statue of a naked girl crouching, her right hand lowered and cupped (designed to be mounted at the waterside), 69cm high illustrated Estimate : £1200-1500

2134 A pair of 19th century lead garden urns with cast classical design, each on socle base with egg and dart border and scrolled dragon handles, together with stone base illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000

LOT 2134 (PAIR)

“Tomorrow’s flowers are seeds among the weeds” (In a Cemetery)

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2140 A 20th century bronze fountain figure in the form of a winged cherub riding on the back of an exotic sea creature, water spout from dolphin’s mouth, 100cm high illustrated Estimate : £1200-1500

2142 A 20th century craftsman made single span arched bridge of bound reed and bulrush design, having hardwood planks and moulded profile hand rails, span approx 6m width 1.37m overall length 6.4m (manufactured by Cotswold Decorative Ironworks) illustrated Estimate : £3000-6000

LOT 2142

LOT 2140 2141 A pair of 19th century bronze recumbent lions after the antique, on rectangular bases with dark patina, approximately 50cm high x 112cm long illustrated Estimate : £2500-3500

2143 A pair of late 20th century bronze cranes, one with beak open and head pointed aloft, 224cm high, and the other preening, 170cm high illustrated Estimate : £600-800

LOT 2143

LOT 2141 (PAIR of LIONS)

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“This spring I planted out a score of apple saplings by my door” (I built myself a house of wood…)

2144 A pair of stone lions after the antique in recumbent poses on rectangular bases, 50cm high, 115cm long illustrated Estimate : £1500-2000

2148 A reconstituted stone bird bath, 76cm diameter top, raised on barley twist stem and octagonal platform Estimate : £80-120 2150 A glazed stoneware Japanese garden lantern, with pagoda top on square stepped platform base, with full and crescent moon openings, 90cm high, roof 43cm square Estimate : £80-120 2151 Thammakit Thamboon (20th century) “Chestnut Elephant” a painted cast composition standing elephant, (exhibited at The Hempel, London 2010) 1.5m high Illustrated Estimate : £4000-6000

LOT 2144 (PAIR) 2145 A garden bench with cast iron dragon ends, painted with wooden plank seat and serpentine back plank, 138cm wide, 90cm high illustrated Estimate : £300-400

LOT 2151 2152 Benjamin Shine (20th century) “Elephant Chic” black and white check, a painted cast composition standing elephant, (exhibited as part of “Elephant Parade” at St Christopher’s Parade London in 2010) 1.5m high Illustrated Estimate : £3000-4000

LOT 2145 (LOT 2146 similar) 2146 A garden bench with cast metal dragon ends, painted with wooden plank seat and serpentine back plank, 138cm wide, 90cm high Estimate : £300-400 2147 A wrought and cast iron tunnel arch, each side incorporating a seat with slatted back and seat, scrolling arms, beneath an arch, pierced with scrolls and foliage and wave spear finials, 2.7m high, 1.83m long and 2.13m wide (Ex: Sotheby’s Summer Place) Estimate : £800-1200

LOT 2152 2153 A 17th century design cast iron fire back, the central cartouche with Crown above, supported by a pair of griffins, 1.17m wide, 93cm high Estimate : £80-120

“Their Art is but a shield – as are these lines” (The Shield of Art)

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2154 David Johnson “Highfield’s Nudes” two carved ash sculptures, height 100cm and 130cm. Estimate : £40-60 2155 A 17th century design cast iron fire back, architectural central design with crown, supported by a pair of lions rampant, with fleur-de-lys to ground, no.13402 to top, 1.22m wide, 1.08m high Estimate : £80-120 2156 A 20th century terracotta seated Dog of Fo, 50cm high illustrated Estimate : £100-200

LOT 2160

LOT 2156 2157 A garden bench with cast iron dragon ends, painted with wooden plank seat and serpentine back plank, 138cm wide x 90cm high Estimate : £300-400 2158 A 19th century carved stone bench of classical revival taste, the back inset a lead panel of putti, satyr and goat, moulded scroll arms, on grotesque mask and foliate swag trestle supports, 1.52m wide Estimate : £1000-2000

LOT 2160 2161 A 20th century cast metal garden bench, having green painted double arched back, bound reed frame with bulrush panels, planked seat and arms, 1.63m wide illustrated Estimate : £250-350

2159 A stone crescent shaped bench with decorative edge, raised on scroll trestle end supports, after the Antique, 1.19m wide Estimate : £100-150 2160 A bow top gypsy caravan, painted green with red edging, decorated with painted flowers and garden bird panels, inscribed “Dennis”, having a bow window at one end and part glazed doors to the other, painted with a horse panel, on red painted wire spoke wheels with pneumatic rubber tyres, canvas roof, complete with shafts, sited and fixed steps, the interior converted with a lavatory and hand basin, 1.88m wide, 2.75m long illustrated Estimate : £800-1200 LOT 2161 (LOT 2162 SIMILAR)

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“Dogs bark, but the caravan moves on” (The Caravan Moves On)

2162 A 20th century cast metal garden bench, having green painted arched back with bound reeded frame, bulrush panels, planked seat and arms, 1.59m wide Estimate : £250-350 2163 A set of five reconstituted stone staddle stones with circular caps, caps 50cm diameter Estimate : £50-80 2164 A wall mounting mosaic water feature, in the form of masks, the central mask with spout over bowl to base, 1.08m wide, 1.3m high Estimate : £100-200 2165 A 20th century bronze sculpture of a pair of leaping dolphins, on sea scroll base, 48cm high illustrated Estimate : £800-1200

2175 Pinus Parviflora, White Pine - 61cm tall Estimate : £50-80 2176 Pinus Thunbergii Corticosa, Black Pine - A beautiful exceptional old trunk, approximately 46cm tall Estimate : £200-300 2177 Acer Palmatum - Large quality tree, 92cm x 92cm Estimate : £500-600 2178 Acer Palmatum - Good quality material, approximately 30.5cm tall Estimate : £80-120 2179 Acer Palmatum - A larger crown with interesting trunk Estimate : £500-700 2180 Acer Palmatum Sharp’s Pygmy - Deshojo Japanese import style Soken (Mother and Child), a decent red without being in your face, is also hardy by Acer standards, should improve over the years and even if the child base gets too thick it would still class as a Sokan twin trunk, approximately 61cm tall x 46cm wide Estimate : £400-600 2181 Larix, European Larch - A very nice healthy tree Estimate : £400-600 2182 Ulmus, English Elm - A good healthy tree, approximately 30.5cm tall x 30.5cm wide Estimate : £500-700 2183 Ulmus, Chinese Elm - A good tree, needs a little work pruning Estimate : £500-700

LOT 2165

Bonsai Trees Lots 2170-2188 A COLLECTION OF BONSAI TREES - supervised by Tony Beard (Japanese trained) for the last ten years. Catalogue descriptions kindly prepared for the Auction by Tony Beard 2170 Acer Buerger - Bonsai tree in rectangular earthenware planter, dated 1978, planter 31cm x 23cm x 8cm deep Estimate : £50-100 2171 Chamaecyparis Obtusa Hinoki - A rare formal upright (Chokkan), approximately 107cm high Estimate : £300-400 2172 Pinus Parviflora, White Pine - Very good condition, 92cm tall Estimate : £200-250

2184 Carpinus Betulus, European Hornbeam - High quality Hornbeam with good solid trunk, 92cm tall x 76cm wide Estimate : £300-500 2185 Ulmus Glabra, Wych Elm - A large interesting trunk, fine example of Wych Elm as Bonsai, will keep free of disease Estimate : £600-700 2186 Celtis Sinensis, Chinese Hackberry - Huge trunk, approximately 92cm tall Estimate : £800-1200 2187 Acer Palmatum - Good quality material, approximately 31cm tall Estimate : £400-600 2188 Pinus Parviflora, White Pine - Untrained material, wonderful possibilities of making a great tree, approximately 122cm tall x 122cm wide Estimate : £600-700

2173 Pinus Parviflora, White Pine - Needs re-potting, 92cm tall Estimate : £500-600 2174 Pinus Parviflora, White Pine - 61cm tall Estimate : £400-600

“The tree is fear and envy is the fruit, and money but the colour of its leaves” (Of evil, money never was the root…)

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Outside Effects 2190 A pair of terracotta square tapering form planters with “tree in pot” decoration, 44cm high, 51cm square Estimate : £40-60 2191 A pair of terracotta planters, having green man raised decoration, 53cm diameter, 36cm high Estimate : £20-40 2192 Two stoneware planters, one with scroll decoration, 53cm diameter, 38cm high. The other with zig-zag decoration, 51cm diameter, 37cm high Estimate : £20-40 2193 A wrought iron framed trough planter, 270cm wide, 72cm high Estimate : £100-200 2194 A wooden bird table, painted white, the top of hexagonal form with slate roof, on post with cross frame stand, 1.72m high Estimate : £40-60 2195 A reconstituted stone garden urn, having egg and dart rim, a frieze in the round of putti at vine harvest, over acanthus leaves, on a rope decorated socle base and squared stepped platform, 1.01m high Estimate : £300-500

2204 A brown stoneware planter, 70cm diameter, 50cm high, containing palm Estimate : £50-80 2205 A brown stoneware planter, 70cm diameter, 50cm high, containing palm Estimate : £50-80 2206 A brown stoneware planter, 70cm diameter, 50cm high, containing palm Estimate : £50-80 2207 A brown stoneware planter, 70cm diameter, 50cm high, containing palm Estimate : £50-80 2208 A pair of rectangular grey lead effect garden planters with lattice design, 56cm square, 58cm high Estimate : £10-20 2209 A pair of glazed circular stoneware planters, 67cm diameter, 50cm high Estimate : £20-30 2210 Two pre-cast garden figures of seated bears, height 38cm and 40cm Estimate : £10-20 2212 A large 20th century bronze crab in raised pose, 75cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-300

2196 A pair of terracotta planter pots, ring banded, 70cm diameter, 55cm high Estimate : £50-70 2197 A pair of terracotta planter pots, ring banded, 70cm diameter, 55cm high, one containing a palm Estimate : £50-80 2198 A terracotta garden planter pot, having Greek key frieze, 70cm diameter, 48cm high, and one other with fruit swags Estimate : £20-30 2199 A pair of large terracotta planter pots, scroll frieze and ring banded bases (one with plant), 70cm diameter, 55cm high Estimate : £40-60 2200 A pair of large terracotta planter pots, fruit swag decorated, 70cm diameter, 55cm high Estimate : £40-60 2201 A large terracotta planter pot, ring banded, 70cm diameter, 55cm high, together with a cylindrical terracotta garden planter with floral swag decoration, 50cm diameter, 38cm high Estimate : £30-50 2202 A set of four reconstituted stone garden planters, with floral decoration and rope twist rims, 50cm diameter, 40cm high Estimate : £40-60

LOT 2212 2213 A 20th century bronzed patinated lobster in raised stance, 32cm high Estimate : £150-200 2214 A 20th century bronze tortoise, 60cm long, 30cm high Estimate : £200-300

2203 A pair of reconstituted stone garden planters of hexagonal form, with floral tracery panels, 50cm diameter, 40cm high Estimate : £20-30

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“What is gone is gone. Now sleep” (To a Beautiful Lady of a Certain Age)

2215 A 20th century bronze tortoise, with dark patina and some verdigris to base, 60cm long, 32cm high illustrated Estimate : £200-300

2222 Two 20th century blown glass fisherman’s floats, in knotted net carriers; one amber and one green Estimate : £100-150 2223 A half barrel planter with red painted bands, containing an Olive tree and bedding plants, 90cm diameter, 62cm high Estimate : £100-150 2224 A pair of late 20th century terracotta planters, containing palms, 62cm diameter, 54cm high Estimate : £100-200 2225 A collection of eight weathered wooden fishing floats, various sizes, 28cm to 50cm high Estimate : £200-300 2226 A terracotta chiminea, on wrought metal stand, overall height 100cm Estimate : £30-40 2227 An early 20th century bronze ship bell, with iron clanger and leather strap, mouth diameter, 24cm Estimate : £150-200

LOT 2215 2216 A 20th century bronze snail, some verdigris, 32cm long illustrated Estimate : £100-150

2228 A pair of barrel form planters, with red painted bands, 62cm diameter, 60cm high, contains holly Estimate : £50-100 2229 A 20th century driftwood sculpture of a horse head, approx 35cm high Estimate : £500-600 2230 A half barrel form planter with red bands, 63cm x 40cm, containing Acer Palmatom Dissectum Ornatum Estimate : £100-150 2231 A high barrel planter with red bands, 60cm diameter, 65cm high, contains a Yew Estimate : £50-70

LOT 2216 2217 Two 20th century bronze crabs in raised fighting pose, 31cm high Estimate : £120-180 2219 A 20th century glazed terracotta open mouthed toad, 30cm together with three iron framed and parchment lanterns Estimate : £30-40 2220 A 20th century cast iron and blown glass hanging lantern in the form of a locust, 28cm long Estimate : £30-40 2221 Two 20th century blown glass fisherman’s floats, in knotted net carriers; one amber and one green Estimate : £100-150

2232 Two late 20th century “Paul Davies” wrought iron decorative designer high backed garden seats together with a modern mosaic topped occasional table on metal framed base, 31cm diameter (see also lot 2270 table by Paul Davies) Estimate : £100-150 2233 A half barrel planter of large proportion, having red painted bands, 90cm diameter, 64cm high, containing bedding plants Estimate : £50-70 2234 Three vintage watering cans Estimate : £50-70 2235 A Vineyard Ouillette can with long spout, having candle sconce to tip, approx 90cm long, together with an interior hand painted toleware water carrier and three other watering cans Estimate : £100-200 2236 Two French watering cans, together with one other Estimate : £80-120

“Count thy blessings, not thy years” (To a Beautiful Lady of a Certain Age)

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2237 An early galvanised metal watering can bearing bat logo, together with a copper watering can Estimate : £80-120 2238 A “Lawden” of Birmingham copper water carrier, together with one other similar, and a small French brass watering can Estimate : £60-80 2239 A 20th century arbour seat, white painted timber with moulded plastic lead effect roof, 1.41m wide x 2.5m high Estimate : £100-200 2240 A 19th century limestone staddle stone and cap, 70cm high, cap 53cm diameter Estimate : £100-150 2241 A 19th century limestone staddle stone and cap, 70cm high, cap 50cm diameter Estimate : £100-150 2242 A 19th century carved stone demi-lune garden trough, 82cm wide Estimate : £50-75 2243 A 19th century hewn stone garden trough, bowed to one end, 62cm long, with plants Estimate : £100-150 2244 A 19th century hewn stone garden trough of irregular shape, 94cm long, with plants Estimate : £120-150 2245 A 19th century hewn stone garden trough of rectangular form, 117cm long, with plants Estimate : £150-250 2246 A 19th century hewn stone garden trough, 62cm long, with plants Estimate : £100-150 2247 A 19th century hewn stone garden trough, bowed to one end, 69cm long, with plants Estimate : £100-150 2248 Three Belfast sinks with faux stone effect finish, largest 78cm wide, with plants Estimate : £100-150 2249 Two shallow reconstituted stone effect planters, one 52cm x 77cm, the other 47cm x 77cm, Estimate : £10-20

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2250 A contemporary bird table of Japanese lantern design raised on turned baluster support, white painted wood with lead effect pagoda roof, 206cm high Estimate : £100-200 2251 A pair of stone owls, 66cm high Estimate : £200-300 2252 A reconstituted stone scratching cat, 38cm high Estimate : £20-30 2253 A Jaques croquet set in original box Estimate : £80-120 2254 A pair of terracotta basket weave square formed planters, plus contents, approximately 48cm high Estimate : £45-65 2255 A teak slat built four-seater garden bench, of typical form and construction, approximately 6’ long Estimate : £45-65 2256 A novelty wrought iron garden plant pot stand, in the form of a Penny Farthing, approximately 110cm high Estimate : £20-30 2257 A coopered barrel, depicting a painted pirate sailing vessel, having applied cast iron water pump to top, approximately 150cm high Estimate : £55-65 2258 A three-piece cast aluminium garden set, comprising circular table and two lattice backed chairs Estimate : £30-50 2259 A pair of coopered circular barrel bases, currently planted Estimate : £55-65 2260 A late 20th century pine garden bench, varnished with motto to back rail,’ Keep Calm and Sit Down’, crown to centre, 183cm wide Estimate : £150-200 2261 A stained wood garden bench, having slatted back and seat, on squared supports, 1.3m wide Estimate : £40-60

2262 A pair of late 20th century cast stoneware putti, hands outstretched, wall mounting, 55cm high Estimate : £30-50 2263 A 20th century black painted composition “devil cat”, crouching upon a block, 42cm high Estimate : £20-30 2264 A 20th century welded tin plate watering can in the form of a pig, 26cm high, together with a carved stained wood cat, 30cm high Estimate : £20-30 2266 A half barrel planter, with metal banding Estimate : £10-20 2267 A half barrel planter, with metal banding Estimate : £10-20 2268 A half barrel planter, with metal banding Estimate : £10-20 2269 A half barrel planter, with metal banding Estimate : £10-20 2270 A bevelled glass topped “Paul Davies” garden table on a contemporary design wrought iron base, with twin globes within an elliptical centre feature (see also lot 2232) (ex John Noott Gallery, Broadway) Estimate : £80-150 2271 A set of four tractor seat bar stools, the painted cast iron seat on a screw adjustable support, with foot rest and four splayed feet Estimate : £100-150 2272 A quantity of plastic coated wire and wrought metal basket planters Estimate : £10-20 2273 A reconstituted stone crab on block, the block measuring 81cm x 59cm Estimate : £100-200 2274 A rustic garden bench, assembled from gnarled branches, with plank seat, 1.39m wide, 86cm high Estimate : £50-70

“Bouquets strewn on a stage are mostly earned, and luck is just a dividend of sweat”. (Two Left Feet)

2275 A “Global Teak” arched back garden bench, having splat back and serpentine seat, 1.58m wide, 87cm high illustrated Estimate : £100-150 2276 A wrought iron framed garden bench, red painted metal with scroll arms and back detail, with teak slats, 81cm wide, 87cm high Estimate : £100-150 2277 A wrought iron framed garden bench, red painted metal with scroll arms and back detail, with teak slats, 81cm wide, 87cm high Estimate : £100-150 2278 An “Adirondack” teak garden set, comprising a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120 2279 A rustic garden bench, the back frame and supports with geometric pierced decoration, plank seat, 1.2m wide, 97cm high Estimate : £30-50

2280 A rustic garden bench, having carved bow back, with arched arms and planked seat, 1.76m wide, centre height, 83cm Estimate : £50-70

2285 A pair of tubular framed two seater rocking seats, painted green, with mesh seats, 1.16m wide Estimate : £30-60

2281 A pair of oak and metal mounted garden tables, on squared tapering supports, 40cm square Estimate : £20-30

2286 A red painted wood box base bench and a painted wood table (red and green), 91cm wide Estimate : £20-30

2282 A rustic garden bench, constructed from sections of timber, on tree stump supports, 1.61m wide, 89cm high Estimate : £80-100

2287 A cast iron ended garden bench, with leaf design, painted green, having teak seat and back planks, 1.43m wide illustrated Estimate : £100-150

2283 A pair of tubular framed two seater rocking seats, painted green, with mesh seats, 1.16m wide Estimate : £30-60 2284 A pair of tubular framed two seater rocking seats, painted green, with mesh seats, 1.16m wide Estimate : £30-60

2288 A cast iron ended garden bench, with leaf design, painted green, having teak seat and back planks, 1.43m wide Estimate : £100-150 2289 An Industrial design tubular metal framed glass topped coffee table, mounted on substantial wheels, 65cm square Estimate : £20-30 2290 A stained pine garden hammock support, 5m across, on two arched supports, with rope hammock (not illus. but included with lot) Estimate : £50-70 2291 A wrought metal French style patio set comprising; a pair of folding chairs and circular table, painted red and green Estimate : £30-50 2292 A wrought iron tree guard, painted pale green, 60cm diameter, 1.22m high Estimate : £30-50

LOT 2275

2294 A contemporary table with metal frame, 1.04m diameter Estimate : £10-20 2295 A “Twyfords” ceramic Belfast kitchen sink, 77cm x 53cm x 38cm deep Estimate : £10-20 2296 A pair of reconstituted stone corner planters, 55cm Estimate : £10-20 2297 A glazed brown scullery sink, 76cm x 47cm Estimate : £20-30 2298 A large ceramic Belfast sink, 93cm x 62cm x 30cm deep Estimate : £20-30

LOT 2287

“The dog a-nap, my cat in lap” (Snowed In)

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2299 A carved staddle stone base with reconstituted stone bird bath top, base 55cm high Estimate : £20-30 2300 A carved staddle stone base with reconstituted stone bird bath top, base 55cm high Estimate : £20-30 2301 A carved staddle stone base with reconstituted stone bird bath top, base 64cm high Estimate : £20-30 2302 A staddle stone base with associated cap, base 48cm high Estimate : £20-30

2308 A rustic garden bench, assembled from crosscut tree sections, on pair of stump supports, 1.64m wide Estimate : £80-100

2316 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120

2309 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table illustrated (also 2310 to 2319 similar) Estimate : £80-120

2317 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120

2310 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120

2303 A carved staddle stone base with reconstituted stone bird bath top, 53cm high Estimate : £20-30

2311 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120

2304 A set of four wooden garden planter tubs of half barrel design, with iron hoops, 72cm diameter, 43cm high Estimate : £40-60

2312 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120

2305 A pair of wooden garden planter tubs of half barrel design, with metal hoops, 73cm diameter, 43cm high Estimate : £10-20

2313 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120

2306 A tubular framed garden swing settee Estimate : £30-50

2314 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120

2307 A cast iron ended garden bench, with Gothic lattice decoration, teak seat and back panel, “Carron 11” impressed to casting, 1.37m wide Estimate : £100-150

2318 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120 2319 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120 2320 A set of four teak folding garden chairs Estimate : £20-40

2315 An “Adirondack” teak garden set comprising; a pair of open armchairs, a pair of foot rests and an occasional table Estimate : £80-120

LOT 2309 (LOTS 2310 TO 2319 SIMILAR)

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“With one last wink to wish the world goodbye” (Apart)

Glossary Any statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date and age, provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statement of fact.

Style of…or follower of John Constable In our opinion a work by a painter working in the artist’s style, contemporary, but not necessarily his pupil.

The joint Auctioneers Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd and Halls Fine Art reserve the right, in forming their opinion, to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable.

Manner of John Constable In our opinion a work in the style of the named artist and of a later date.

John Constable In our opinion a work by the artist. When the artist’s forenames(s) is not known, a series of asterisks, followed by the surname of the artist, whether preceded by an initial or not, indicates that in our opinion the work is by the artist named.

After John Constable In our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist.

Attributed to John Constable In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty as to authorship is expressed than in the preceding category.

9. The term bears a signature and/or date and/or inscription means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription have been added by another hand.

Studio of John Constable In our opinion a work by an unknown hand in the studio of the artist which may or may not have been executed under the artist’s direction.

10. Dimensions are given height before width.

Circle of John Constable In our opinion a work by an as yet unidentified but distinct hand, closely associated with the named artist but not necessarily his pupil.

8. The term signed and/or dated and/or inscribed means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription are from the hand of the artist.

11. Pictures are framed unless otherwise stated. ARTIST RESALE RIGHTS Artists resale rights will be paid by the vendors where lots are sold and a responsibility for payment arises, the buyers can therefore bid in the knowledge ARR will NOT be added to their bill.

directions Stratfordupon-Avon

Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey website with the sanction of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Office Licence No. 100055041 © crown copyright reserved. The plan is published for convenience only. Although it is thought to be correct its accuracy cannot be guaranteed and it does not form part of the contract. NOT TO SCALE.

From the M40 (J15) at Warwick: Take the A46 south past Stratfordupon-Avon. About two miles after the third roundabout, turn left signed Temple Grafton. At the crossroads with the Blue Boar Inn turn left and proceed through Binton to the B439. Turn right and immediately left to Welford-on-Avon. In the centre of the village turn right, opposite the Maypole, onto Barton Road. After about two miles turn left at the second turning signposted Dorsington. From Stratford-upon-Avon: Proceed out of Stratford-upon-Avon along the Evesham Road B439 for three miles. Turn left signed for Welfordon-Avon. In the centre of the village turn right, opposite the Maypole, onto Barton Road. After about two miles turn left at the second turning

signposted Dorsington. Proceed along Dorsington Road towards the centre of the village. From Evesham: Take the A46 north east from Evesham, and after approximately six miles at the roundabout take the third exit signposted Bidford-on-Avon. Follow the B439 towards Stratford-upon-Avon, and after approximately three miles turn right signposted Welford-on-Avon. In the centre of the village turn right, opposite the Maypole, onto Barton Road. After about two miles turn left at the second turning signposted Dorsington. Proceed along Dorsington Road towards the centre of the village. Please note: the bridge at Bidford-on-Avon is closed for repair making Dorsington unreachable by car via Bidford-on-Avon bridge.

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10. COMMISSION BIDS must be sent to bigwood Whilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are always responsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf. Neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER (a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion. (c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals. (2) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved.

3. INCREMENTS Bidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion. 4. THE PURCHASE PRICE The buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon of 19.5% plus VAT on the premium at the rate imposed by law. 5. VALUE ADDED TAX Value Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asterisk or double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position). 6. PAYMENT Payment is accepted at the saleroom when the buyer is present either by cash (up to £9000), debit or credit card (subject to a 3% surcharge). Absentee buyers are required to pay by BACS/ On-line bank transfer to our account. Sort code 09-07-20. Account 0522 8883. Absentee card payments ARE NOT ACCEPTED. (1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will: (a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and (b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us. (2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied. 7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES (1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made payment in full to us of the total amount due. (2) You shall at your own risk and expense COLLECT any lots that you have purchased and paid for FROM the sale venue not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction after which you shall be responsible for any COLLECTION, storage and insurance charges. (3) No purchase MAY be COLLECTED AND WE SHALL NOT RELEASE ANY LOT TO YOU OR YOUR AGENT until it has been paid for. 8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies: (a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract; (b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; (c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller; (d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, either at our premises or elsewhere; (e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due to the extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale; (f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due; (g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until the debt due is satisfied. (2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue these rights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriate recovery in respect of breach of these conditions 9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITY All members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the layout of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer

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Online Bidding Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd. and Halls Fine Art offer an online bidding service via thesaleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd: 1. authorise Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and 2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Bigwood Fine Art Auctioneers Ltd are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale. Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price. Absentee card payments ARE NOT ACCEPTED (see 6. Payment)

11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITY The seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims. 12. AGENCY The auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers. 13. TERMS OF SALE The seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions in their entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time of the entry of the Lot. 14. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION (1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities to view and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller accept liability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whether relating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”. (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation. 15. FORGERIES Notwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not able to transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition. The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale. GENERAL 16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. 17. (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. (2) Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them. 18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting. 19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossary appearing at the commencement of the catalogue. 20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect. 21. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

INTERIOR, HIGHFIELD

DINING ROOM, OLD MANOR HOUSE

LOT 16 THE ASCOT CUP

J O I N T

AUCTIONEERS

A U C T I O N E E R S

& VALUERS

01789 269415 www.bigwoodauctioneers.co.uk

01743 450700 www.hallsgb.com/fine-art

The Old School, Tiddington, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire CV37 7AW e: fineart@bigwoodauctioneers.co.uk

Halls Holdings House, Bowmen Way, Battlefield, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY4 3DR e: fineart@hallsgb.com