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THE FINE SALE

Wednesday 6th March 2019

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THE FINE SALE

To be sold by public auction on

Wednesday 6th March 2019 at 10am at Pullman House, The Sidings Boundary Lane, Saltney Chester CH4 8RD Viewing Sunday 3rd March Monday 4th March Tuesday 5th March Morning of sale Enquiries Adrian Byrne ASFAV Jo Boucher ASFAV

10.30 – 2pm 10am – 6pm 10am – 4pm 9am – 9.45am

Tel: (01244) 681311 email: auctions@byrnesauctioneers.co.uk Buyer’s Premium 21% (inc VAT) Order of Sale

Ceramics Silver & Silver Plate Coins, Jewellery & Watches Pictures Books Objets d’Art Motor car Furniture & Rugs

Cover illustrations: A selection of items from the sale Catalogue: £8 (inc. p&p)

1 – 64 70-184 190-254 260-363 370-432 440-501 505 510-612

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Selling Rate & Spare Lots

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Pictures, Drawings, Prints, Miniatures etc An explanation of cataloguing terms

• The first name, or names and surname of the artist – in our opinion a work by the artist • The initials of the first name(s) and surname of the artist – in our opinion a work of the period of the artist and which may be in whole or part a work of the artist • Attributed to – in our opinion ‘probably’ a work by the artist • Follower of – in our opinion a work by a painter working in the artist’s style, contemporary or near contemporary but not necessarily his pupil • In the manner of – in our opinion a work in the style related to the artist but of a later date • School – accompanied by the name of a place or country and date – in our opinion the picture was executed at that time and in that location e.g. English School, 18th Century • The surname of the artist preceded by ‘after’ – in our opinion a copy of the work of the artist • Signed and dated – in our opinion has a signature which is recognised as that of the artist and was executed at that date • Bears signature and/or date – in our opinion the artist’s name, date or inscription may have been added by another hand

Please note that lots marked ▲ may be subject to Artist’s Resale Rights regulations. Please see page 77 for details.

CERAMICS & GLASS

6 Pair of Moser style enamelled cranberry glass vases, shouldered form with waisted neck, decorated with stylised enamelled flowers in colours, with gilt details, height 12.5cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lot 1

1 Royal Worcester fruit decorated plate, date code for 1937, the centre decorated with a roundel of plums and gooseberries by Sebright, within a mottled blue and gilt trellis border, printed marks and inscribed ‘Specially made for Aspreys’, 22cm diameter

£50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

2 Dresden porcelain bowl, 20th Century, circular form with pierced border around a centre decorated with Deutsche Blumen in colours, raised on four spur feet, 19cm diameter; also a Dresden oval bowl, similarly decorated but with floral garlands, 24cm, both with Dresden SP mark; also a Herend porcelain pot pourri jar and cover, pierced and decorated with flowers, height 12cm (3) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lots 3 and 4

3 Porcelain plaque, after Thomas Gainsborough’s The Blue Boy, decorated in colours, oval, 12cm x 9cm, mounted within a gilt frame £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

4 Continental hand decorated porcelain plaque, featuring a young girl in a white bonnet, mounted within a decorative floral encrusted micromosaic frame, the plaque 8cm x 6cm, the whole 13.5cm x 11.5cm £200 - £250 plus 21% BP*

5 Pair of Cantonese famille rose vases, mid 19th Century, ovoid form with wide neck and gilded salamander handles, decorated with alternating panels of figures and birds in famille rose colours against a green enamelled gilded ground, height 31cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP* 4

Lots 7 and 8

7 Matched pair of Royal Worcester peach ground vase, date code for 1904 and 1906, shape no. 1926, campagna urn form decorated with floral sprays in colours, bordered with gilt, printed marks, height 19.5cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

8 Derby Imari vase, circa 1820, campagna shape decorated with flowers in traditional Imari palette, gilded serpent handles, raised on a circular foot, height 17cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

9 Pair of French porcelain moon flasks, circa 1900, with twin lug handles, blue ground and gilded detailing, height 33cm Provenance: Once owned by Sir George Donaldson £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

Lots 10-12

10 Moorcroft Clematis vase, wide baluster form with a narrow waisted neck, decorated with a band of flowers in red and blue against a shaded green ground, impressed marks and applied paper label, height 17.5cm £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

Moorcroft Leicester pattern baluster vase, height 11cm

£70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

12 Moorcroft limited edition Pansies blue ground baluster vase, numbered 46/100, circa 1991, height 11cm £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

Moorcroft Mackintosh Tribute pattern jug, 24cm

£50 - £70 plus 21% BP*

14 Moorcroft Spring Blossom bowl, circa 1990, 16cm diameter; also a Moorcroft Spring Blossom circular jar and cover, 12cm diameter (2) £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

19 Japanese Imari floor vase, 19th Century, ribbed inverted baluster form with large domed cover surmounted with a shi-shi dog, decorated throughout with Imari colours of underglaze blue, terracotta and gilt enamels, height 78cm £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

20 Iittala glass Ibis, by Oiva Toikka, finished in white and clear glass with a lustrous beak, height 17cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

21 Victorian Jackfield style cheese bell on stand, circa 1870, decorated with a warbler amidst branches in colours, against a black ground edged in gilt, height 31cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

Lots 15-17

15 Moorcroft limited edition Dandelions baluster vase, numbered 69/200, circa 1990, height 16.5cm; also a similar vase, 13.5cm (2) £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

Moorcroft Buttercup pattern blue ground baluster vase, 14cm

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

17 Moorcroft Butterfly pattern cream ground baluster vase, 12.5cm, also a Moorcroft Collector’s Club Butterfly vase, baluster form with cream ground, circa 1993, height 11cm (2) £160 - £200 plus 21% BP*

18 English engraved glass beaker, circa 1800, slightly tapered form decorated with engraved foliate scrolls, and thumb cut facets, ground pontil mark, height 11cm

Lots 21 and 22

22 Measham dated teapot and cover, inscribed ‘Mrs H O’Neill, Foleshill, 1893’, typical design with applied floral and bird reliefs in colours against a streaked treacle glazed ground, the cover with teapot finial, height 34cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lots 23 and 24

23 German porcelain figure group ‘A Game of Chess’, modelled as figures in 18th Century costume seated at a chess table, decorated in colours bordered with gilt, height 23cm

£50 - £100 plus 21% BP*

24 Meissen porcelain figure of a lady with pug dogs, in 18th Century style, decorated in colours and with a waisted plinth base bordered with gilt, underglazed blue crossed swords mark, model no. 549, 28cm; also a Meissen figure of an 18th Century gentleman with a pug on a pedestal, decorated in colours and heightened with gilt, on a waisted plinth bordered with gilt, underglazed blue crossed swords mark, model no. 334, height 30cm (2) Lot 19

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

25 Classical style white glazed table centre, 19th Century, modelled as a lotus flower bowl supported on a triform base moulded with acanthus and lambs, 29cm diameter, height 27cm

32 Cobridge Caley Hill vase, trial piece 2003, ovoid form with narrow everted neck, decorated with stylised trees and a ploughed landscape in colours, impressed and painted marks, height 14.5cm

26 Chinese famille verte ginger jar, globular form decorated with figures and horses, with four character good fortune inscription to the base, height 20cm

33 Cobridge stoneware pedestal goblet, decorated with cherry blossom, 16.5cm; also a Cobridge stoneware shouldered vase, decorated with cowberry, 16.5cm; and a small cowberry baluster vase, 11.5cm (3)

27 Clarice Cliff Fantasque bowl in the Blue Chintz pattern, circa 1933, printed marks, 21cm diameter

34 Cobridge stoneware small baluster vase, decorated with a lily pond, 10cm; also a similar vase decorated with a poppy field, 10cm; and another vase decorated with periwinkle, 10cm (3)

£30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP* £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

£30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

35 Cobridge stoneware lustrous bottle vase, decorated with a vertilinear design in red and brown, 16cm; also a Cobridge stoneware small baluster vase decorated in a Ruskin style lustrous glaze, 9cm; and two further lustrous glazed bottle vases, each 10cm (4) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

36 Cobridge stoneware Corn cockle small baluster vase, 10cm; also a similar baluster vase decorated with hostas, 10cm; and two Cobridge dishes decorated with purple flowers, each 14.5cm diameter (4) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lot 28

28 Meissen covered chocolate cup and saucer, late 19th Century, decorated with a vignette of courtiers in the manner of Watteau, bordered with tooled gilt against a deep yellow ground, the cup with a serpent handle, raised on three paw feet, underglazed blue crossed swords mark, overall height 12cm

£70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

29 Nailsea glass flask, 19th Century, flattened ovoid form decorated with white enamelled latticino, 20cm £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

Lot 37

Lot 37 (verso)

37 Japanese Satsuma polyganol jar and cover, by Shuzan, Meiji (1868-1912), finely decorated with lozenge shaped panels featuring figures and landscape bordered with formalised patterns of flowers and trellis, all in colours, heightened with gilt, signed, height 12.5cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

38 Modern Pilkingtons Lancastrian Pottery vase, trumpet form decorated with a mottled Ruskin style glaze in colours, printed mark, height 26.5cm £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

Lots 30-32

30 Cobridge stoneware Mexican Orange Blossom vase, globular form decorated with white clematis against a green ground, impressed marks and signature mark, 16.5cm; also a Cobridge plate in the same pattern, 28cm diameter (2)

£30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

31 Cobridge baluster vase, a trial piece decorated with hanging fruits or peppers in colours against a buff ground, height 16cm; also a Cobridge Periwinkle jug, decorated with blue flowers and green foliage against a buff ground, height 19cm (2) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP* 6

Lots 39 and 40

Lots 42-44 39 Japanese Kutani plaque, Meiji (1868-1912), decorated with shaped panels featuring a mountainous landscape, quail and a scholar in predominantly green and ochre colours against a vibrant red floral coloured ground, green Fuku mark, 36cm diameter £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

40 Unusual Japanese earthenware censer, Meiji (1868-1912), modelled as a house boat and decorated throughout with figures in colours against a buff ground, marked with characters, 24cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

41 Japanese Arita porcelain vase, 19th Century, shouldered ovoid form decorated with panels of exotic pheasants in a bright palette against underglaze blue, having four lug handles to the shoulders, with a terracotta key painted neck, height 33cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

42 Pair of Schneeballen style vases, late 19th Century, campagna shape embellished with birds in colours and gilded leaves against a white flowerhead ground edged with gilt (restored), 13.5cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

43 Meissen porcelain figural candle holder, late 19th/early 20th Century, modelled as children playing amidst ruins, decorated in colours bordered with gilt, underglazed blue crossed swords mark, height 18cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

44 German porcelain figure group, possibly Aphrodite and Adonis, decorated in colours over an oval base bordered with a gilt line, underglaze blue crossed sword mark (slight restoration), height 22cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

45 Chinese celadon jardinière, slightly flared form having four foliate panels in underglaze blue and terracotta beneath a border of carved ruyi lappets and with a gilt line around the base, underglaze blue Qianlong seal mark, 39cm diameter £300 - £400 plus 21% BP*

46 Royal Lancastrian ovoid vase, decorated throughout with a red and black spangled lustrous glaze, impressed marks, model no. 3184, height 15.5cm; also a Royal Lancastrian Etruscan style vase, shouldered ovoid form with handles at the shoulders and decorated in an all over orange and yellow lustrous glaze, impressed marks, height 13cm (2) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

48 Wedgwood light blue jasper pedestal urn, of Etruscan shape with lug handles at the shoulders and decorated with a band of classical figures in white relief, raised on a square foot, impressed marks, height 27.5cm, with card box £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

49 Wedgwood light blue jasper covered urn, the lid with an acorn finial and decorated with oak leaves and acorns over a shouldered ovoid body with twin handles, and decorated with classical medallions and floral garlands in applied white relief, raised on a square base, impressed marks, 30cm, with card box £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

50 Wedgwood light blue jasper ware flower vase, tapered form decorated with a band of classical figures in applied white relief, impressed marks, 17cm; also a small Wedgwood light blue jasper cased dressing table clock, 11.5cm (2) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lots 47-49

47 Wedgwood light blue jasper covered pedestal jar, ovoid form decorated with scrolling flowers and foliage, the domed cover surmounted with a sleeping child, all raised on a square base, impressed marks, height 22.5cm, with card box

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

51 Rare Wedgwood limited edition black basalt sculpture ‘Newton Man and Science, Master of the Universe’, after an original bronze by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, produced in a limited production run of 50, of which this piece is number 25, impressed ‘Wedgwood’ and facsimile Paolozzi signature, also inscribed to a bronze plaque, dated 1997, complete with certificate of authenticity and original metal travelling case, 35cm x 19.5cm x 26.5cm £2500 - £3500 plus 21% BP*

Lot 51

Lots 52-56

52 Prosper Jouneau pâte-sur-pâte plaque, circa 1882-1904, oval form decorated with a Bacchanalian nymph floating above vines in white layered slip against a dark green ground, signed with a monogram, 23.5cm x 16.5cm

58 Chinese green and yellow dragon bowl, incised with two dragons chasing flaming pearls, within lappet borders in green against an egg yolk yellow ground, the interior with a Shou character, marked with a Yongzheng mark in underglaze blue to the inside foot, 12cm diameter

53 Camille Tharaud (Limoges) circular box and cover, circa 1940s, decorated with a pâte-sur-pâte design of cherubs amidst clouds, bordered with blue, printed marks, 15cm diameter

59 Chinese famille rose ginger jar and cover, late 19th Century, decorated with birds amidst peony branches in colours, bordered with a yellow lappet frieze around the foot, underglaze blue double circle mark, height 15cm, raised on a carved wooden stand

£20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

54 Gibus et Cie (Limoges), pâte-sur-pâte jardinière, late 19th Century, decorated with a panel featuring Venus and Cupid in white slip against a blue ribbon border with green leaf fronds against a mushroom coloured ground, printed marks (some restoration), 19.5cm

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

£60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

55 Camille Tharaud (Limoges), porcelain vase, circa 1940s, ovoid form decorated with large stylised flowers and leaves in blue against a white lower ground, printed marks, height 28cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

56 Hermitage Limoges porcelain pâte-sur-pâte vase, ovoid form decorated with a panel depicting an allegory of Summer by Lerou in white layered slip against blue, the whole against a white ground bordered with a gilt line, height 21.5cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

57 Chinese celadon shallow bowl, Guangxu (1875-1908), with incised fluted decoration, centred with a stylised flowerhead, underglaze blue six character mark, 28cm diameter £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

Lots 57-59 * Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

60 Large Chinese Republic vase, mid 20th Century, decorated with figures participating in pastimes within a walled garden, in famille rose colours and detailed with calligraphy, blue diaper and lappet borders, painted red character marks within a square to the base (large losses), height 58cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

61 Japanese blue and white stick stand, decorated with fan shaped reserves issuing flowers, trees and birds, within formalised lotus flower borders, height 61cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

62 Japanese Hichozan Fukagawa porcelain floor vase, late Edo/early Meiji (1856-1875), ovoid form with trumpet neck, brightly decorated with panels of Samurai warriors and a fenced garden of prunus and chrysanthemum, bordered with underglaze blue and against a floral embellished ground of terracotta and gilt karakusa with large coloured blooms, painted marks to the base (repaired), height 60cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

63 Modern Lalique Budgerigar pattern glass vase, relief moulded with birds perched on branches, against a frosted clear ground, engraved mark ‘Lalique France’, height 22cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lots 60-62

Lot 63

64 Late Victorian vaseline glass footed bowl, possibly Powell, with flared rim, baluster body and flat foot, tinted with lime green and blue opalescence, 14.5cm diameter £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

Lot 64 (photographed in UV light)

SILVER & SILVER PLATE

Lot 70

70 Composite set of twelve Victorian silver table forks, in the Victoria pattern, ten by William Eaton, London 1861, and two by WW/BT, London 1892, weight approx. 1.17kg (37.62 troy ozs)

£400 - £500 plus 21% BP*

Lot 73

73 Composite set of twelve Victorian silver dessert spoons, in the Victoria pattern, comprising nine by William Eaton, London 1861, three by WW/BT, London 1892, weight approx. 694g (22.31 troy ozs)

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

74 Victorian silver fish slice, in the Victoria pattern, by William Eaton, London 1861, weight approx. 202g (6.49 troy ozs); also a Victorian silver fish fork in the Victoria pattern, maker WW/BT, London 1892, weight approx. 175g (5.63 troy ozs) (2) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

75 Pair of Victorian silver sauce ladles, in the Victoria pattern, by William Eaton, London 1861, weight approx. 176g (5.66 troy ozs); also four silver teaspoons in the Victoria pattern, by William Eaton and of similar date, weight approx. 112g (3.60 troy ozs) (6) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

76 Pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern table spoons, maker H D, London 1821; also six George III silver Old English pattern teaspoons, London 1806, total weight approx. 178g (5.7 troy ozs) £60 - £100 plus 21% BP*

Lot 71

71 Composite set of six Victorian silver table spoons, in the Victoria pattern, being five by William Eaton, London 1861, one by WW/BT, London 1892, weight approx. 584g (18.77 troy ozs)

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 72

72 Composite set of twelve Victorian silver dessert forks, in the Victoria pattern, eleven by William Eaton, London 1861, one by WW/BT, London 1892, weight approx. 708g (22.76 troy ozs)

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP* 12

77 Late Victorian silver baluster cream jug, Birmingham 1893, plain pear shape raised on three trefid feet, height 10cm, weight approx. 75g (2.4 troy ozs) £50 - £70 plus 21% BP*

Lots 78 and 79

78 Pair of silver figural table salts, maker E Bd, London 1979, finely worked as peasant fruit pickers, each holding a basket with gilt interior, height 17cm, weight approx. 956g (30.74 troy ozs)

£600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

Lots 82-84 79 Dutch silver wager cup, late 19th Century, traditional form modelled as a lady in a crinoline worked with arabesques supporting a swivelling cup above her head on cast brackets, unmarked, 20cm, weight approx. 181g (5.82 troy ozs) £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

80 Christofle Gallia silver plated sauce dish and spoon, designed by Christian Fjerdingstad (1891-1968), the dish of oval form with platform handle, 20cm, the spoon with a curved handle and swan’s head terminal, both pieces marked ‘Collection Gallia’ £50 - £70 plus 21% BP*

81 Pair of George III silver berry spoons, by William Sumner, London 1793, later engraved and with traces of gilt to the bowls, weight approx. 123g (3.95 troy ozs)

85 Set of six Victorian silver seal top coffee spoons, by WW/BT, London 1894; also a set of six silver apostle teaspoons by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1963, total weight approx. 165g (5.31 troy ozs) (12) £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

86 Late Victorian canteen of silver plated fish knives and forks, circa 1890, twelve place settings, with engraved blades, ivory handles, contained within a walnut canteen; also a walnut canteen of mother of pearl handled dessert knives and forks, with plated blades, silver collar hallmarked Sheffield 1897 (1 fork deficient), contained within a walnut canteen (2) £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

82 Victorian silver sauce boat, by John James Keith, London 1851, with acanthus capped handle, the body decorated with Rococo style repoussé work, raised on three stepped feet, with gilt interior, height 10cm, weight approx. 189g (6.08 troy ozs) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

83 George III silver cream jug, London 1767, baluster form later engraved with a pastoral scene of a farmstead, gilt interior, raised on a domed foot, height 11cm, weight approx. 93g (2.99 troy ozs) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

84 Rare and unusual George III silver jug, maker’s mark indistinct, London 1767, of unusually large size, baluster form with gadrooned edge, large looping acanthus capped and beaded double C-scroll handle, chased with flowers and Rococo scrolls, gilt interior, raised on a domed and wrythen foot bordered with gadrooning, height 22cm, weight approx. 428g (13.76 troy ozs) Provenance: Purchased from Kayes Jewellers, Chester

£800 - £1200 plus 21% BP*

Lots 87 and 88

87 Rare Hukin & Heath silver plated travelling compact tea service, pattern no. 2844, in the manner of Dr. Christopher Dresser, comprising an outer cylindrical jug with domed cover and with wicker clad folding handle enclosing a spirit burner, container for sugar, cup and milk jug, both with gilt interiors, height of jug 14.5cm

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP* * Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 91 88 Edwardian silver hot water jug, by C S Harris & Sons, London 1904, pear shape with domed cover, flame finial and gadrooned edge, wicker clad handle, height 20.5cm, gross weight approx. 443g (14.24 troy ozs) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

89 Indian silver wine jug, mid 20th Century, pear shaped with an inscription on the neck ‘Habib Bank Ltd’ and chased with Kashmir scrolls (unmarked), height 25.5cm, weight approx. 474g (15.24 troy ozs) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

90 Unusual Elkington electroplated ceremonial cup, trumpet shaped and worked with ivy and vines in bas-relief, single handle, traces of gilt to the interior, the base with trademark and Victorian lozenge mark, height 12cm; also a pair of silver plated tongs (2) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

91 Late Victorian silver composite five piece tea service, comprising spirit kettle on stand, coffee pot, teapot and milk jug, all by William Gibson and John Langman, London 1898, with a sugar basin by William & George Sissons, London 1897, all of half reeded bombé form with gadrooned collars, ebony handles and finials, the spirit kettle complete with burner and pins, height 31.5cm, the coffee pot 18.5cm, teapot 13cm, gross weight approx. 3.196kg (102.75 troy ozs) £800 - £1200 plus 21% BP*

92 Set of six Victorian fiddle pattern dessert spoons, by W R Smily, London 1851, each haft engraved with a Gothic ‘W’, weight approx. 223g (7.17 troy ozs) £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

93 Pair of George V silver candlesticks, by Barker Bros., Chester 1924, each having removable nozzle over an urn shaped sconce, tapered navette column over a stepped navette base (loaded), height 25cm £120 - £180 plus 21% BP* 14

Lots 93-97

94 Edwardian silver candelabrum, by Walker & Hall, Chester 1906, in the Adam style with three urn shaped sconces with removable nozzles, over a central tapered fluted column stick with a shaped oval base (loaded), overall height 51cm, width 40cm, weight of removable upper stick and branches 978g (31.44 troy ozs)

£150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

95 Victorian silver sugar basket, by Henry Holland, London 1866, boat shape with beaded swing handle, bright cut engraved lunette frieze and further engraved with foliate swags around vacant cartouches, over a stepped oval base with beaded edge, length 16cm, height 10cm, weight approx. 213g (6.85 troy ozs) £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

96 Late Victorian or Edwardian silver plated bacon dish, oval form with reeded up and over cover, pierced liner with twin carrying handles, raised on reeded legs, width 35.5cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

97 Late Victorian bachelor’s silver teapot, by Edward Barnard & Sons, London 1900, circular baluster form with hinged cover, ebony finial and handle, repoussé decorated with flowers and scrolls and with inscribed cartouche, raised on stepped hoof feet, height 13.5cm, gross weight approx. 374g (12 troy ozs) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lot 101

101 Composite set of twelve Victorian silver Kings pattern dessert forks, by George Adams, London 1859 x 10 and 1879 x 2, weight approx. 728g (23.41 troy ozs)

£230 - £280 plus 21% BP*

Lot 98

98 Edwardian silver sedan chair calling card case, by Sampson Mordan & Co., Chester 1907, finely worked in 18th Century style with scrolls and figural panels and engraved with initials to the front, height 10cm, length 12cm, weight approx. 180g (5.79 troy ozs)

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

99 Edwardian silver teapot and matching sugar basin, by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1907, bombé shaped teapot with ebony finial and handle, height 14.5cm, the sugar basin with twin handles, 9cm, gross weight approx. 834g (26.81 troy ozs) (2) £160 - £200 plus 21% BP*

Lot 102

102 Composite set of twelve Victorian silver Kings pattern table spoons, comprising ten by George Adams, London 1874 x 8, 1866 x 2, and two by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1858, weight approx. 1.18kg (37.94 troy ozs) £360 - £400 plus 21% BP*

Lot 100

100 Composite set of twelve Victorian silver Kings pattern dinner forks, being six by George Adams, London 1864, one by George Adams, London 1858 and five by Elizabeth Eaton, London 1849 x 2, 1850 x 1 and 1855 x 2, weight approx. 1.16kg (37.3 troy ozs) £360 - £400 plus 21% BP*

Lot 103

103 Composite set of twelve Victorian silver Kings pattern dessert spoons, comprising eight by Elizabeth Eaton, being London 1849 x 7, 1852 x 1, three by Elizabeth & John Eaton, London 1858, and one by George Adams, London 1865, weight approx. 842g (27.07 troy ozs) £260 - £300 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 104

104 Composite set of twelve Victorian silver Kings pattern teaspoons, by Charles Boyton, London 1842 x 11 and 1869 x 1, weight approx. 403g (12.96 troy ozs) £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

Lot 107

107 Set of twelve silver and stainless steel Kings pattern dessert knives, maker W Y, Sheffield 1971, having silver handles, stainless steel blades £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

108 Pair of Chinese silver table censers, early 20th Century, formed as a circular container worked with scrolling dragons, mounted within a flaming ring, raised on a stand with four feet (one canister detached), unmarked, height 11cm, width 6.5cm, gross weight 135g (4.34 troy ozs) £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

109 Modern silver pill box, London 1993, oval form with engraved foliate decoration, 4cm x 2.5cm; containing six small silver charms (7) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

110 Quality silver lidded tankard by A E Jones, Birmingham 1972, the cylindrical body with cast lion thumbpiece, acanthus leaf repoussé work to the lid, handle and body, raised on a stepped base, height 12cm, weight approx. 577g (18.55 troy ozs) £200 - £400 plus 21% BP*

Lot 105

105 Set of twelve silver Kings pattern fish knives and forks, maker N L, Sheffield 1973, weight approx. 1.42kg (45.66 troy ozs) £400 - £600 plus 21% BP*

111 Quality silver lidded tankard, by Garrard & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1971, the cylindrical body with cast lion thumbpiece, acanthus leaf repoussé work to the lid, handle and body, raised on a stepped base, height 12cm, weight approx. 579g (18.62 troy ozs) £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

112 Silver mounted wooden mazer, in Arts and Crafts Revival style, by A E Jones, Birmingham 1958, circular hammered bowl decorated with a ball and rope twist border over a turned wooden cylindrical base £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

113 George V bachelor’s silver teapot, maker W D, Sheffield 1916, plain baluster form with shaped collar, hinged lid with ebony finial and handle, raised on four paw feet, height 13cm, gross weight approx. 231g (7.43 troy ozs) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

114 Pair of Danish silver plated candlesticks, in 18th Century style, having a stepped multi-knopped stem over a high stepped shaped square base (loaded), marked ‘JHS Denmark’, height 20cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

Lot 106

106 Set of twelve silver and stainless steel Kings pattern dinner knives, maker W Y, Sheffield 1972, having silver sleeved handles, stainless steel blades £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

115 George V silver blotter, by Stokes and Ireland Ltd, Chester 1923, plain rectangular form with a central knob, 14.5cm x 8.5cm £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

Lots 110-112 120 Modern silver double opening pill box, London 1993, oval form with engraved scroll decoration, 4cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

121 Sterling silver pill box, circular form with marcasite filigree decoration, marked ‘925’, 33mm diameter; also a late Victorian Towyn souvenir vesta case in base metal (2) £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

Lots 114-118

116 Late Victorian silver mounted tortoiseshell cased clock, the case of bracket form with acanthus capped silver handle, embellished on the top and face with repoussé silver scrolls and flowers, flanking a dial with Arabic numerals, height 15cm, width 11cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

117 George V silver inkstand, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1911, rectangular form with pierced three quarter gallery supporting two cut glass inkwells, each with silver hinged lid engraved with the Most Noble and Ancient Order of the Thistle, sitting before a pen rest and raised on claw and ball feet, width 23cm, depth 12cm, weighable silver approx. 384g (12.36 troy ozs) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

118 Silver salver, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1958, shaped square form with raised rim, on four scrolled bracket feet, 30cm diameter, weight approx. 663g (21.32 troy ozs) £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

119 Late Victorian silver bonbon dish, Sheffield 1897, shaped circular form, pierced and repoussé decorated with flowers, scrolls and shells, 15cm diameter, weight approx. 93g (2.99 troy ozs) £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

Lots 122-125

122 Edwardian silver inkstand, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1905, plain rectangular form with wavy border, supported on four claw feet, with silver mounted glass inkwells with inverted domed tops with wavy borders and silver mounted rims above simple cube form glass bodies, 22cm, weight of base approx. 400g (12.86 troy ozs) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

123 Modern silver rectangular photograph frame, plain border with blue velvet backing, interior size 15cm x 10cm; also a smaller similar photograph frame, interior size 8.5cm x 6cm (2) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

124 Edwardian silver cup, maker C E, London 1905, half pint capacity, cylinder body with a single horizontal band, over a circular foot, height 7.5cm, weight approx. 161g (5.18 troy ozs) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 129-132 125 Pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, in the Adam style, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1905, each with a fluted sconce (one replaced), over a fluted tapered column and oval fluted base (loaded), height 23cm

£120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

126 Sterling silver miniature box formed as a purse, with engraved decoration, marked ‘925’, 2cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

127 Pair of George V silver salts, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1911, each of circular baluster form with gilt interior, engraved with initials ‘F J’, raised on three feet, complete with matching salt spoons and with original case, weight approx. 63g (2.03 troy ozs) £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

128 Sterling silver miniature mandolin, marked ‘925’, 5.5cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

129 William IV silver milk jug, maker D*S, Sheffield 1832, plain baluster form with gadrooned collar, acanthus capped handle, original gilt interior, height 10.5cm, weight approx. 255g (8.2 troy ozs) £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

130 Irish silver water jug, Dublin 1971, in late Victorian style, fluted baluster form with vacant cartouches bordered with scrolls and flowers and raised on four feet, height 21cm, weight approx. 887g (28.52 troy ozs) £220 - £280 plus 21% BP*

131 George V silver three piece tea service, Birmingham 1933, comprising teapot of plain shaped rectangular form with canted corners, hinged cover with ebony finial and handle, height 15.5cm; matching twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, gross weight approx. 1.06kg (34.08 troy ozs) £250 - £350 plus 21% BP*

132 Silver salver, by Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield 1973, circular form with raised beaded rim supported on four scroll feet, 30cm diameter, weight approx. 782g (25.14 troy ozs) £250 - £350 plus 21% BP*

133 Modern silver photograph frame, Sheffield marks, rectangular form with blue velvet backing, interior size 17.5cm x 12.5cm; also two similar, smaller rectangular silver photograph frames, both 12cm x 8.5cm (3) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

134 Modern silver oval photograph frame, beaded border and blue velvet backing, interior size 18cm x 13cm; also a modern silver rectangular photograph frame with gadrooned border, interior size 12.5cm x 9cm (2) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

135 Elkington & Co. silver plated oval serving tray, circa 1910-30, with twin reeded handles, 56cm £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

Lots 136-139

136 George V silver three piece tea service, by James Deakin & Son, Sheffield 1913/14, comprising lidded teapot with ebony finial and handle, pierced and gadrooned collar cornered with shells, on a bombé body with stepped hoof feet, height 16cm; matching sugar basin and milk jug, gross weight approx. 1.39kg (44.5 troy ozs) £350 - £450 plus 21% BP*

137 Pair of George V silver bonbon dishes, by Synyer & Beddoes, Chester 1911, pierced square form with kick-in corners and with olive leaf wreath handles, 12.5cm, weight approx. 120g (3.86 troy ozs) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

138 George V silver posy basket, by H Matthews, Birmingham 1914, pierced flared form with a swing handle, over a waisted base with presentation inscription, height 14cm, weight approx. 180g (5.79 troy ozs) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

139 Silver salver, by Edward Viners, Sheffield 1964, shaped circular form with raised edge and gadrooned border, raised on three shell form feet, 32cm diameter, weight approx. 850g (27.33 troy ozs) £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

140 Silver salver, Sheffield 1970, plain circular form with a raised reeded border punctuated with stylised flowerheads, 25.5cm diameter, weight approx. 489g (15.72 troy ozs) £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

Lots 141-144

141 George III silver stuffing or basting spoon, by Peter, Anne and William Bateman, London 1804, Old English pattern; also a similar spoon by Stephen Adams, London 1799, weight approx. 192g (6.17 troy ozs) (2)

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

142 George III silver soup ladle, by Richard Crossley & George Smith, London 1808, fiddle and thread pattern, 33.5cm, weight approx. 222g (7.14 troy ozs) £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

143 George III silver soup ladle, by George Smith and William Fearn, London 1787, in Old English thread pattern, 34cm, weight approx. 168g (5.4 troy ozs) £100 - £120 plus 21% BP*

144 George III silver soup ladle, by Richard Crossley, London 1790, Old English pattern, 31cm, weight approx. 150g (4.82 troy ozs) £100 - £120 plus 21% BP*

145 Edwardian canteen of silver fish knives and forks, London 1907, twelve place settings with ivory handles, contained within an oak canteen £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lots 150-155

152 Fine modern silver lidded box, by Jocelyn Burton, London 1975, circular form, the lid extensively decorated with seashells and seaweed fronds, gilt interior, 7.5cm diameter, weight approx. 218g (7 troy ozs) £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

153 Victorian silver grape scissors, Sheffield 1869, the handles heavily cast with fruiting vines, 16cm, weight approx. 91g (2.93 troy ozs) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

154 Rare Victorian silver nib wipe, in the form of a boot scraper, by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1898, 5cm x 4cm Note: Purchased in 2001 at a cost of £245 £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

155 George III silver snuff box, maker’s mark indistinct but possibly J L, Birmingham 1816, curved rectangular form with engine turned reeded decoration throughout, hinged cover with initialled cartouche, 6cm x 3.5cm Lot 146

146 George V silver and pique tortoiseshell manicure set, retailed by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1927/28, in fitted leather case comprising two tortoiseshell and silver lidded glass rouge pots, tortoiseshell and silver handled nail buffer, three tortoiseshell and silver handled nail tools on a removable lid revealing steel scissors and space for disposable tools

£50 - £70 plus 21% BP*

147 Old Sheffield plated salver, circa 1800-20, circular form with a raised gadrooned border, centred with a crest of three hinds, raised on four claw and ball feet, 42cm diameter £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

148 Victorian silver fish servers, maker J G, Birmingham 1854, engraved blades and reeded ivory coloured handles £80 - £100 plus 21% BP*

149 Victorian silver fish servers, the scroll engraved silver blades by George Unite, Birmingham 1861, with replaced silver handles £100 - £120 plus 21% BP*

150 Modern silver pill box, London import marks for 1993, oval form with foliate engraved decoration, 6cm x 4.5cm

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

156 George III silver cream jug, maker I.S, London 1780, helmet shaped with beaded edge, over a trumpet foot, height 16cm, weight approx. 117g (3.76 troy ozs) £100 - £120 plus 21% BP*

157 Edwardian silver inkwell, by J G & S, Birmingham 1907, canted square form, plain hinged cover, slightly flared base, with original shaped glass liner, 10cm square £100 - £120 plus 21% BP*

158 Silver spirit collar, Birmingham 1968, gadrooned crescent form inscribed ‘Whisky’, with chain for suspension, 5cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

159 Three Irish enamelled white metal decanter collars, each with blue enamelled label inscribed ‘Whiskey’, ‘Gin’ and ‘Brandy’, suspended from a keyed ring collar, unmarked, 3.5cm £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

160 Early Victorian silver decanter collar, by Joseph Willmore, Birmingham 1838, formed as a vine leaf and pierced with the word ‘Sherry’ and with chain for suspension, 7cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

161 George III silver decanter collar, maker T W J H, London 1816, rounded rectangular form inscribed ‘Madeira’, with chain for suspension, 4cm

Note: Purchased in 2001 at a cost of £265

162 George IV silver decanter collar, Birmingham 1828, formed as a ‘B’ embellished with leaves and with a chain for suspension, 5cm x 3cm

151 Edwardian silver desk seal, by Saunders & Shepherd, Chester 1901, formed as a deer hoof inset with an uninscribed bloodstone, 8cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 21% BP* £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

Lots 158-163 163 Pair of George IV silver salt spoons, by William Bateman, London 1827, with scalloped bowls and leaf capped shaped hafts, 9.5cm, weight approx. 29g (.93 troy oz)

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

164 George V silver wet mustard pot, Birmingham 1911, pierced cylinder form with hinged cover, blue glass liner, height 7cm, weighable silver approx. 103g (3.31 troy ozs) £100 - £120 plus 21% BP*

165 Edwardian silver presentation trowel, Birmingham 1902, inscribed ‘....on the occasion of a memorial stone, New Wesleyan Chapel, Green Hammerton, 1903’, with a carved and reeded ivory handle, 23.5cm

167 George V silver four piece tea service, by Viners, Sheffield 1931, of faceted form comprising lidded teapot with celluloid finial and ebony handle, 16cm; hot water jug with celluloid finial and ebony handle, 19cm; sucrier and milk jug, gross weight approx. 1.047kg (34.66 troy ozs) £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

168 Edwardian silver spirit kettle on stand, by The Barnards, London 1908, melon shape with hinged cover with ebony finial and handle, raised on a stand with cabriole legs supporting the original burner, height 34cm, weight approx. 1.3kg (41.80 troy ozs) £350 - £500 plus 21% BP*

£50 - £70 plus 21% BP*

166 Victorian electroplated serving tray, circa 1900, shaped oval form in the Rococo style decorated with foliate scrolls and rocaille work, 68cm x 47cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lots 166-168 * Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 172-175 169 William IV silver marrow scoop, by William Eaton, London 1837, in shell and thread pattern, 22.5cm, weight approx. 54g (1.74 troy ozs) £100 - £120 plus 21% BP*

170 Set of four silver decanter collars, Birmingham 1973/74, each with pressed shell and scroll border, inscribed ‘Sherry’, ‘Port’, ‘Whisky’ and ‘Rum’, with chains for suspension, 5.5cm, weight approx. 40g (1.29 troy ozs) £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

171 Indian white metal and turquoise paper knife, the handle formed as an elephant’s head with filigree and cabochon decoration, the blade inscribed ‘Silver’, 20cm, in a fitted case £50 - £60 plus 21% BP*

172 Late Victorian silver tea caddy, Birmingham 1900, spiral finial on a plain domed lid with gadrooned rim, over a shouldered rectangular body supported on four paw feet, 11cm, weight approx. 195g (6.27 troy ozs) £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

173 Pair of quality silver cast silver candelabra, in George I style, by Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1974-5, detachable twin branches over octagonal shoulders and knopped stems, above canted square bases, height 24cm, weight approx. 1.812kg (58.26 troy ozs) £500 - £700 plus 21% BP*

174 Victorian silver teapot and matching milk jug, by John Newton Mappin & George Webb, London 1881, the teapot of oval form with hinged cover, ebony finial and handle, engraved with foliate scrolls, vacant cartouches, height 15.5cm, the milk jug 9cm, gross weight approx. 648g (20.83 troy ozs) (2) £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

175 George V silver salver, Birmingham 1935, circular form with raised shaped border, presentation inscription verso, 26cm diameter, weight approx. 539g (17.33 troy ozs) £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

176 Silver cream jug, Birmingham 1992, in Georgian style being of plain baluster and raised on three paw feet, height 9.5cm, weight approx. 90g (2.89 troy ozs) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

177 Late Victorian silver plated table basket, circa 1870, oval form with swing handle, repoussé decorated with foliate scrolls, 31cm £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

178 Large George V silver twin handled bowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1912, plain form with a double horizontal band and split scroll form handles, raised on a circular foot, 23.5cm diameter, height 20.5cm, weight approx. 930g (29.9 troy ozs) £220 - £280 plus 21% BP*

179 Silver rose bowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1959, plain form with three incised bands to the body above a domed circular foot, height 13cm, weight approx. 528g (16.98 troy ozs) £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

180 Late Victorian or Edwardian electroplated serving tray, slightly lobed oval form with bellflower trailing border and decorated with rocaille work, 74cm x 50cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lots 178 and 179

181 Early Victorian silver snuff box, by Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 1838, the hinged cover with Royal Caledonian Lodge inscription dated 1840, engine turned decoration and cast border, original gilt to the interior, 78mm x 50mm x 20mm, weight approx. 92g (2.96 troy ozs) £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

182 George III silver sugar basket, London 1775, in the Adam style with silver gilt lining, pierced and worked with garlanded drapes suspended from bows, over a pierced circular foot, height 11cm, weight 182g (5.85 troy ozs) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

183 Early George III silver pepper pot, maker I*D, London 1763, baluster form with domed cover, raised on a stepped circular foot, height 10.5cm, weight approx. 56g (1.80 troy ozs) £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

184 Silver plated chafing dish, circular form with gadrooned edge, domed cover with bakelite finial, turned wooden handle, over a removable twin handled dish supported on a stand with burner, 34cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 181-183

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Lots 190-195 Lots 206-208 196 Victorian Golden Jubilee gold sovereign, 1887, Melbourne Mint, in a 9ct gold filigree pendant mount, suspended from a 9ct gold curb chain necklace, length 45cm, gross weight approx. 16g £260 - £300 plus 21% BP*

197 Victorian gold sovereign, 1890, Melbourne Mint (EF), weight approx. 8g £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

198 Edwardian gold sovereign, 1909, Perth Mint (EF), weight approx. 8g £220 - £240 plus 21% BP*

199 William III guinea, 1695 (EF), weight approx. 8.2g £250 - £350 plus 21% BP*

200 Victorian gold sovereign, 1869, Mint mark 8 (VF), weight approx. 8g £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

Lots 196-203

201 George V gold sovereign, 1911 (EF), weight approx. 8g £210 - £230 plus 21% BP*

202 Victorian gold sovereign, 1885, Melbourne Mint (EF), weight approx. 8g £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

190 German Kaiser Wilhelm II gold 10 Mark coin, 1873 (EF), weight approx. 4g £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

191 Russian Tsar Nicholas II gold 5 Rouble coin, 1900 (EF), weight approx. 4.3g £90 - £120 plus 21% BP*

192 Russian Tsar Nicholas II gold 5 Rouble coin, 1898 (EF), weight approx. 4g £90 - £120 plus 21% BP*

193 German Ludwig II gold 10 Mark coin, 1880 (EF), weight approx. 4g £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

194 German Ludwig II gold 10 Mark coin, 1875 (EF), weight approx. 4g £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

195 Russian Tsar Nicholas II gold 5 Rouble coin, 1901 (EF), weight approx. 4g £90 - £120 plus 21% BP*

203 Victorian gold sovereign, 1894 (VF), weight approx. 8g £210 - £230 plus 21% BP*

204 Queen Elizabeth II gold proof half sovereign, 1994, weight approx. 4g, in Royal Mint presentation box £90 - £110 plus 21% BP*

205 George III spade guinea, 1788, with an attached metal scroll mount for suspension, weight approx. 9.2 g £180 - £220 plus 21% BP*

206 Diamond and blue gemstone pendant necklace, two round brilliant cut diamonds of approx. 0.25ct each and one blue stone of similar size, mounted in a trefoil white metal claw mount, suspended from a yellow metal pendant loop and 9ct gold chain necklace, length 45.5cm, pendant drop 15mm, gross weight approx. 7.5g £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

207 18ct gold garnet pendant necklace, the ‘wheat ear’ box shaped chain united by a ring and with two pear cut garnets suspended beneath, length 47cm, gross weight approx. 8.4g £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

Lots 211-213 208 Late Victorian 15ct gold gem set bangle, circa 1900, set with three small round cut sapphires dispersed with two small brilliants, in an Etruscan inspired setting worked with beads and anthemion, with safety chain, interior diameter 58mm, gross weight approx. 12.7g, contained within the original fitted box £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

214 Two Oriental yellow metal hinged bangles, each with chiselled decoration, interior diameters 53mm and 55mm; also a pair of Oriental chiselled yellow metal ear studs, gross weight approx. 17.5g (4) £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

209 Ruby and diamond cluster ring, in 18ct yellow gold and platinum, central round ruby estimated as 0.15ct, bordered in a flowerhead design by four small baguette diamonds and four small brilliants, size O, gross weight approx. 3g £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

210 Diamond ring, oval cut central stone estimated as approx. 0.5ct, in a claw mount and with shoulders set with six tiny brilliants, all in 18ct yellow gold, size O/P, gross weight approx. 3g £400 - £600 plus 21% BP*

211 Edwardian yellow metal and seed pearl fringe necklace, worked with overlapping chain garlands, dispersed with freshwater pearls on chain droplets, barrel clasp, unmarked, length 41cm, gross weight approx. 11.5g £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

212 Edwardian 9ct gold gem set openwork pendant necklace, centred with an oval cut amethyst bordered with a trail of leaves set with split seed pearls, and an openwork petalled border, suspended with an oval cut amethyst beneath and a similar amethyst above, all suspended from a fine 9ct gold chain link necklace, length 41cm, pendant drop 70mm x 25mm, gross weight approx. 5g £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

213 Edwardian peridot and pearl pendant necklace, in Secessionist style, the teardrop shaped openwork pendant set with seed pearls and fronds in flowerhead form with two oval cut peridots, with a drop pendant beneath set with a single peridot and further pearls, all suspended from a chain necklace with barrel clasp in 9ct gold and safety chain, pendant drop 60mm, width 21mm, length of necklace 45cm, gross weight approx. 8.6g £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

Lots 215 and 216

215 Omega Seamaster gent’s gold plated wristwatch, circa 1960s, 27mm gold coloured dial with day and date aperture, centre sweep seconds, baton numerals, automatic movement, on original Omega gold plated bracelet Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

216 Heavy 9ct gold solid curb link bracelet, with two ring links united by a padlock clasp and safety chain, length 19cm, weight approx. 85g £800 - £1200 plus 21% BP*

217 Diamond ring, the brilliant cut diamond of approx. 0.75ct set within a faceted blue ring and yellow gold mount, shoulders channel set with small brilliants in platinum on a yellow gold ring, size J, weight approx. 4g £500 - £700 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

221 Emerald and diamond cluster ring, the oval cut emerald of approx. 0.25ct bordered with 14 small brilliants in a stepped mount, on an 18ct yellow gold ring, size P, gross weight approx. 3.4g £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

222 Lorique emerald and diamond cluster ring, central oval cut emerald of approx. 2cts (10mm x 8mm), bordered with small brilliants in stepped 18ct white gold claw mounts and ring, size O, gross weight approx. 4.4g £400 - £600 plus 21% BP*

223 Diamond half eternity ring, set with nine brilliant cut diamonds in 18ct gold white claw mounts on a yellow gold ring, size P, gross weight approx. 2.9g £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

Lots 218, 220, 222 and 224

218 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, three oval cut sapphires well matched in colour and totalling approx. 1.75cts, in stepped claw mounts bordered with small brilliants and baguette cut diamonds, all in 18ct white gold, size K, gross weight approx. 5.6g

£150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

219 Diamond cluster ring, set with 19 small brilliants in a stepped coronet mount on an 18ct yellow gold ring, size P, gross weight approx. 3.5g £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

220 Tanzanite and diamond cluster ring, the oval cut tanzanite of approx. 2.91cts, flanked by two small brilliant cut diamonds and three baguette diamonds to the shoulders, all set in 18ct white gold, size N/O, gross weight approx. 6.6g

224 Tanzanite and diamond cluster ring, the central oval cut tanzanite of approx. 3cts, bordered with tiny brilliants, the shoulders also set with tiny brilliant cut diamonds, all in 18ct white gold, size K/L, gross weight approx. 4.7g £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

225 Sapphire and diamond fancy cluster ring, set with ten small round cut sapphires in a wavy pattern dispersed with small brilliant cut diamonds, in 18ct white gold claw mounts and a yellow gold ring, size P, gross weight approx. 4g £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

226 George V 9ct gold sovereign case, Chester 1912, the outer case engraved with a monogram, 30mm diameter, weight approx. 13.1g £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

£600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

Lots 226-230 28

227 9ct gold double watch albert, graduating curb links with T-bar and spring clips and with George V gold half sovereign fob, 1914, with 9ct gold mount, length 36.5cm, gross weight approx. 51.8g (together with a watch key) (2)

234 Diamond cluster ring, having two brilliant cut diamonds dispersed at the centre with a line of five channel set square cut diamonds, total diamond weight approx. 0.5ct, all set in 18ct white gold, size O, gross weight approx. 2.8g

228 Asprey & Co. 9ct gold compact, London 1930, rectangular form with engine turned decoration, centred with a monogram ‘ABJ’, and bordered with floral chasing, opening to a mirror (no other contents), 8cm x 7cm x 13mm, gross weight approx. 144.8g

235 Pair of late Victorian 18ct gold engraved chain cufflinks, Sheffield 1893, weight approx. 6.6g; also a 9ct gold shirt stud, weight approx. 1g (3)

£300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

£1000 - £1500 plus 21% BP*

229 9ct gold double watch Albert, with T-bar and silver gilt Masonic ball fob, graduated curb links with two spring clips, length 37cm, gross weight approx. 46g £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

230 Early Victorian 18ct gold open faced pocket watch, London 1842, white dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, engine turned back, plain interior cover, the keywind movement signed ‘Robert Molyneux, Southampton Row, London’ and numbered 3252, 48mm diameter, gross weight approx. 79.6g

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

236 Diamond five stone half eternity ring, the brilliant cut stones each of approx. 0.25ct, totalling approx. 1.25cts, all in white metal claw mounts on an 18ct yellow gold ring, size N, gross weight approx. 5.4g £600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

237 Emerald and diamond ring in Art Deco style, rectangular cut emerald of approx. 1ct bordered with channel set small brilliants on an unmarked white metal ring, size R, gross weight approx. 4.1g £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches

238 Diamond solitaire ring, round brilliant cut stone of approx. 0.6ct in a white gold claw mount on an 18ct yellow gold ring, size I, gross weight approx. 2.5g

231 Ruby and diamond cluster ring, set with five small square cut rubies bordered with eight small brilliant cut diamonds, all in 18ct yellow gold, size P, gross weight approx. 3.2g

239 Eastern made 22ct gold hinged bangle, chased and pierced with phoenix and dragons, screw catch, interior diameter 50mm, weight approx. 17g

£300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

£150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

232 Diamond half eternity ring, channel set with seven princess cut diamonds, totalling approx. 0.75ct, set in yellow and white gold, size M/N, gross weight approx. 4.3g £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

233 Paraiba tourmaline and diamond cluster ring, the oval cut tourmaline of approx. 0.75ct flanked with a small brilliant cut diamond and with tiny brilliant set shoulders, all in 18ct white gold, size N/O, gross weight approx. 3.6g £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Lots 232, 234, 236 and 238

£300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

240 Ebel lady’s 18ct yellow gold Brasilia wristwatch, circa 2007, mother of pearl rectangular dial with Roman and diamond numerals, flanked by two rows of diamonds bordering the dial, quartz movement, original 18ct gold bracelet, the case 30mm x 24mm, gross weight approx. 124g, original box and papers Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £2800 - £3400 plus 21% BP*

Lots 239-241

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Lots 243-245 241 Lady’s 18ct gold Tissot wristwatch, circa 1960s/70s, 13mm dial with baton numerals, manual wind, on an integral snake mesh bracelet, gross weight approx. 25.6g

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

242 Gent’s diamond solitaire ring, old cushion cut stone estimated as approx. 0.82ct within a star cut gold mount, and enclosed at the back, within a gypsy style 18ct yellow gold ring, size O, gross weight approx. 6.5g £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

243 Ruby and diamond cluster pendant necklace, circa 1920, the oval cut ruby of approx. 0.5ct bordered with small round cut diamonds, suspended beneath a diamond set lozenge and blade bar, all set in unmarked white metal and suspended from a fine chain link necklace, the pendant 28mm drop, the necklace 36.5cm, gross weight approx. 4.6g Provenance: Purchased from Kayes Jewellers, Chester, 1999 £600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

244 Edwardian sapphire and diamond pendant necklace, the old cushion cut sapphire of approx. 1ct of good colour, set in a white gold fancy coronet claw mount suspended beneath a brilliant cut diamond in a beaded collet mount, flanked by crossed laurel leaves inset with small brilliants beneath a loop further inset with tiny brilliants, 35mm drop, width 15mm, suspended from a fine white gold chain necklace (unmarked), length 37cm, gross weight approx. 7.4g Provenance: Purchased from Kayes Jewellers, Chester, circa 1998 £1000 - £1500 plus 21% BP*

245 Diamond bar brooch, having two pear cut diamonds of approx. 0.5ct each, flanked by two smaller brilliants, on a bar faced with white metal and backed with yellow metal, length 53mm, gross weight approx. 2.9g £500 - £700 plus 21% BP*

246 Diamond stick pin, old brilliant cut stone of approx. 0.25ct, in a yellow metal claw mount and stem (reduced), length 22mm £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

Lots 247-249

247 yellow metal fancy link guard chain, constructed of snake and faceted chain links, length 144cm, weight approx. 39.7g £350 - £500 plus 21% BP*

248 18ct yellow gold mesh necklace, with large ring catch, length 50cm, weight approx. 26.4g £400 - £600 plus 21% BP*

249 18ct gold chain mesh bracelet, length 17.5cm, width 15mm, weight approx. 54.5g

250 Rolex Tudor Oyster Elegante gent’s stainless steel wristwatch, 30mm dial with baton numerals, centre sweep seconds, back plate engraved ‘Original Oyster case by Rolex’ and with a personalised inscription, manual wind 21 jewel shock resisting movement and original Rolex bracelet Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

£800 - £1200 plus 21% BP*

251 Pink sapphire and pearl pendant necklace, in 9ct gold, trefoil form pendant set with three oval cut pink sapphires centred with a tiny brilliant, bordered with pearls in an openwork setting, suspended from a 9ct gold necklace, length 39cm, pendant drop 40mm, gross weight approx. 8g

Lots 250 and 252

£200 - £400 plus 21% BP*

252 Rolex Datejust Oyster Perpetual wristwatch, circa 1969, silvered dial with gilt batons and date aperture, gold coloured bezel, stainless steel case, 26 jewel Calibre 1570 movement, numbered 1956251, 35mm diameter, presented on a later leather strap but retaining the original Rolex bi-metal bracelet, with Rolex box Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £1200 - £1800 plus 21% BP*

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Lots 253 and 254

253 Charles Horner silver hatpin, Chester 1923, formed as spiralling fronds with two green glass acorns; also three further Charles Horner silver hatpins, all with Chester hallmarks; and two silver hatpins, maker W & S S, Chester (6), contained within a dark green Morocco leather hatpin box £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

254 Theodore Fahrner Jugendstil silver pendant, centred with an amethyst coloured cabochon in an elliptical form pendant with open scrolls and with a freshwater pearl suspended beneath, marked with a monogram, with ring loop for suspension, 50mm x 20mm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

PICTURES

British artwork for Walt Disney’s productions of ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ and ‘Pinocchio

The next 17 lots form a collection of British artwork for Walt Disney’s productions of ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ and ‘Pinocchio’, distributed by RKO Radio Pictures Incorporated, released in 1937 and 1940 respectively. Little is known about their origins or original purpose but it is believed that they may have been designs for foyer posters (lobby cards) for use at the UK release of the films. They have been entered privately by the present owner who believes that the artist who executed the works lived not far from where her family lived in Southall, London. They were passed to her by her father. All images: © Walt Disney Productions

Lot 260

260 ‘The Seven Dwarfs head off to work, singing as they go’, gouache, unframed, 35 x 46cm, with editorial notes ‘Open up sky a fraction, show off more to buff with sheaths of cloud!’

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 261

261 ‘The Seven Dwarfs returning home to their cottage in the woods’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 46cm

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 262

262 ‘The Seven Dwarfs at the bathing trough discussing Snow White’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35 x 46cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

263 ‘Snow White and her Prince on his charger returning to the castle’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35 x 46cm

Lot 264

264 ‘Pinocchio striding out under the stars with Jiminy Cricket’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 48cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 265

265 ‘Pinocchio gets the final touches from Geppetto’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 48cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 266

266 ‘Pinocchio sets fire to his finger’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 48cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

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270 ‘Blue Fairy visits Pinocchio in the dead of night’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 48cm £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

271 ‘Pinocchio’s first steps’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 30cm x 38cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 267

267 ‘Pinocchio under the sea amidst a shoal of fishes’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 48cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 272

272 ‘Honest John the Fox and Gideon the Cat drinking a toast’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 48cm

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

273 ‘Honest John and Gideon the Cat convince Pinocchio to join Stromboli’s puppet show’, gouache on paper laid on card, with poster labelling at the bottom margin, unframed, 32cm x 38cm; also ‘Geppetto pulls Pinocchio from the water’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 48cm (2) £300 - £400 plus 21% BP*

274 ‘Pinocchio dancing without strings’, gouache on paper laid on card, with poster details in the lower margin, unframed, 31.5cm x 38cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 268

268 ‘Pinocchio imprisoned by Stromboli’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 35cm x 48cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 275

Lot 269

269 ‘Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket reading the letter from the Blue Fairy’, gouache on paper laid on card, unframed, 30cm x 38cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

275 ‘Jiminy Cricket at the bottom of the sea conversing with a fish’, gouache on paper laid on card, with poster details in the lower margin, unframed, 33cm x 38cm

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

276 ‘Pinocchio on his way to school’, gouache on paper laid on card, with poster details to the lower margin, unframed, 32.5cm x 38cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 277

▲ 277 Frank Wootton (1911-98), Downland Cottage, signed oil on canvas board, titled verso, 25cm x 29cm; also sold with the painting ‘The Landscape Paintings of Frank Wootton’, one volume, published by David & Charles (2) £800 - £1200 plus 21% BP*

Lot 278

278 The Examined School of South Kensington, Still life with silver chalice, terracotta vase and apples on a marble ledge, watercolour, with blind stamp, 28cm x 43cm

£20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

279 Two French fashion aquatint engravings, ‘Anglais en Habille’ and ‘Le Coup de Vent’, mid 19th Century, each mounted within birds eye maple frames, 37cm x 27cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lot 280

280 Italian School (late 19th Century), Christ’s descent from the cross, 92cm x 74cm £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 281

281 Thomas Falcon Marshall (1818-78), Grandma’s stories, a cottage interior, oil on panel, signed and dated 1845, 39cm x 46cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

282 Patrick Nasmyth (1787-1831), Returning home, signed oil on canvas, 23cm x 37cm £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

Lot 284

▲ 284 Tony Sheath (b. 1946), Maiden voyage, signed oil on canvas board, 30cm x 25cm £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

Lot 285

▲ 285 Edward Julius Detmold (1883-1957), Green Budgerigars Lot 283

▲ 283 Raymond Campbell (b. 1956), Still life with Chateau Cissac and bowl of cherries, signed oil on board, 38cm x 20cm

£400 - £600 plus 21% BP* 38

perched on a flowering branch, watercolour, signed with initials, 38cm x 28cm

£150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

▲ 286 Doug Hyde (Contemporary), Lost without you, limited edition giclee print on canvas, signed and numbered 67/95, published by De Montfort Fine Art, 67cm x 90cm

£300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

Lot 287

287 Attributed to Bernard Finnegan Gribble (1873-1962), The boatyard, oil on panel, bears a signature, 29cm x 40cm

Lot 291

£300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

▲ 288 Roy Ostle (1930-92), Menai Straits, Regatta and beach,

watercolour en grisaille and black pastel, signed, titled verso, 58cm x 41cm

£70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

Lot 292

Lot 289

289 Thomas James Soper (1836-90), View near Capel Curig, North Wales, watercolour, signed, titled verso, 36cm x 54cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

▲ 290 Simon Drew (b. 1952), Natural Born Kippers, watercolour, pastel, pen and ink, 38cm x 29cm

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

▲ 291 John Piper (1903-92), Bridgham Parish Church, an original etching with aquatint, artist’s proof, signed in pencil by the artist, 43cm x 56cm £600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

▲ 292 John Piper (1903-92), Hales, Norfolk, an original etching with aquatint, artist’s proof, signed in pencil by the artist, 43cm x 63cm

£600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

▲ 293 John Piper (1903-92), Walsoken, Norfolk, limited edition screen print, numbered 68/70, signed in pencil by the artist, 54cm x 67cm

Lot 293

£400 - £600 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

297 Asiru Olatunde (1918-1993), Water gatherers, beaten aluminium panel, signed, 92cm x 49cm £250 - £400 plus 21% BP*

298 Asiru Olatunde (1918-1993), Family celebration, beaten aluminium panel, 24cm x 92cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 299

Lot 294

▲ 294 John Piper (1903-92), Harlech Castle, screen print, artist’s proof, signed by the artist in pencil, 65cm x 51cm

£600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

299 E J Whineray (active 1899-1933), The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, signed watercolour, 29cm x 38cm; also The Albert Dock, signed, 28cm x 38cm; and a further signed watercolour of a vessel in dock, 28cm x 38cm (3) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

300 E J Whineray (active 1899-1933), Arlington Row, Bibury, Gloucestershire, signed watercolour, titled verso, 28cm x 38cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

301 E J Whineray (active 1899-1933), Chipping Camden, watercolour, signed and dated 1921, 23cm x 34cm; also Old stone bridge in a Gloucestershire village, signed watercolour, 27cm x 37cm (2) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

302 E J Whineray (active 1899-1933), Parkgate, watercolour, signed, 28cm x 38cm; also Chester City Walls above The Limes, signed watercolour, 36cm x 26cm (2) £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

303 English Impressionist School (early 20th Century), The old watermill, oil on canvas board, 25cm x 32cm £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

304 Henry Gastineau (1797-1876), Figures on a shoreline, watercolour, signed with initials, 22cm x 31cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

▲ 295 Edward Mossforth Neatby (1888-1949), New Bridge, Dartmoor, watercolour, signed and titled verso, 25cm x 36cm

305 E J Whineray (active 1899-1933), Thornton Manor, watercolour, unsigned, 26cm x 35cm; also Village green in the Welsh Hills, signed watercolour, 29cm x 39cm; watercolour of a thatched cottage, signed, 26cm x 35cm; and a watercolour study of a townhouse by the same hand, unsigned, 28cm x 30cm (4)

296 After Edward Francis Burney (1760-1848), Five monthly allegories in the classical tradition comprising January, March, June, July and November, aquatint and stipple engravings, 21cm x 29cm

▲ 306 Laurence Stephen Lowry (1887-1976), Our Town, limited edition lithographic print in colours, numbered 497/850, signed in pencil by the artist, published by Grove Galleries Ltd, Manchester, 45cm x 63cm

Lot 295

£150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

£70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

£60 - £100 plus 21% BP*

£1800 - £2400 plus 21% BP*

Lot 306

Lot 307

▲ 307 Michael Felmingham (b.1935), Still life study chrysanthemums, signed oil on board, titled verso, 31cm x 43cm £140 - £180 plus 21% BP*

Lot 308

▲ 308 James Longueville (b.1942), Winter Pond, Brown Moss, signed pastel drawing, titled verso, 40cm x 60cm

£250 - £350 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 312

Lot 309

▲ 309 Nathan Walsh (Contemporary), Pier at Twilight, oil on canvas board, signed and dated 1994, 35cm x 45cm, titled to a label verso

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

▲ 310 Roy Walker (1936-2001), Disused quarry, Lamorna, monochrome etching, limited edition numbered 4/30, signed, titled and dated 1973, 43cm x 55cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

Lot 313

Lot 311

▲ 311 Michael Felmingham (b. 1935), St Gimignano, signed oil on canvas, labelled verso, 40cm x 30cm £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

▲ 312 Ian Armour-Chelu (1928-2000), Showery Day on the East

Coast, watercolour, signed and dated 1984, titled to the mount, 18cm x 25cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

313 Robert Malcolm Lloyd (1859-1907), Barges on the river, Rye, Sussex, watercolour, signed and dated 1884, 39cm x 59cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

314 Louis Lassalle (1808-85), Pair, Young peasant girls, signed oils on panel, unframed, 16cm x 10.5cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lot 317 (one of two)

315 Albert Pollitt (1856-1926), The Llugwy, North Wales, watercolour, signed and dated 1920, 33cm x 45cm

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

316 Albert Pollitt (1856-1926), Sailing boats heading for port, watercolour, signed and dated 1913, 28cm x 43cm; also Sailing boats in choppy seas, signed and dated 1914, watercolour, 28cm x 43cm (2) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

317 Albert Pollitt (1856-1926), Herding sheep on a country lane, watercolour, signed and dated 1909, 27cm x 43cm; also Autumnal landscape with a castle, signed and dated 1908, watercolour, 27cm x 43cm (2) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Lot 320

Lot 321

Lot 324

318 Albert Pollitt (1856-1926), North Wales landscape, watercolour, signed and dated 1909, 28cm x 44cm; also On the Llugwy, signed and dated 1908, watercolour, 28cm x 44cm (2)

£300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

319 Robert Morden, hand coloured map The County Palatine of Lancaster, circa 1695, 46cm x 39cm

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP* £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

▲ 320 Bohuslav Barlow (b. 1947), Everyone and everything falls for

her, oil on canvas, unsigned and unframed, 127cm, x 75cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

▲ 321 Bohuslav Barlow (b. 1947), Tom over the rooftops and

viaduct, watercolour, pen and ink, signed and dated 1983, unframed, 81cm x 60cm

323 Warren Williams (1863-1918), Breakers on Royal Charter Rocks, Moelfre, Anglesey, watercolour, signed, titled verso, 38cm x 55cm

324 William Tasker (1808-52), Flower seller on the corner of Queen Street, Chester, watercolour, signed and dated 1846, 33cm x 24cm 325 Thomas J yarwood (active late 19th/early 20th Century), Beeston Castle and the Broxton Hills from the Galley Meadows, watercolour, 23cm x 33cm; also by the same hand a View from the banks of the River Dee, 21cm x 31cm, watercolour (2) £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

▲ 322 Bohuslav Barlow (b. 1947), A blank canvas, pastel gouache, pen and ink, signed and dated 1982, 50cm x 38cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Lot 326

326 Claude Hayes (1852-1922), Mill at the edge of the salt marsh, watercolour with scratching out, signed, 33cm x 48cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lot 323

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 327

Lot 331 327 Austin Garland (1887-?), At the summer fair, oil on canvas, signed, 90cm x 70cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

328 Hans Iten (1874-1930), Still life, Dahlias in a jug, signed oil on canvas board, 43cm x 33cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

329 Attributed to Hans Iten (1874-1930), Belvoir Park, oil on board, 27cm x 21cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

330 Tatiana Rusakova (Kiev b. 1952), Flowers in a vase with teapot, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso and dated 2005, 80cm x 100cm Lot 333

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

331 Tatiana Rusakova (Kiev b. 1952), Roses in a vase, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso and dated 2006, 90cm x 85cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

332 English School (mid 19th Century), Portrait of a gentleman architect, seated half length in a black jacket and waistcoat, oil on canvas, unframed, 77cm x 69cm £50 - £70 plus 21% BP*

▲ 333 Edgar Freyberg (German b. 1927), Sunset over the waves, signed oil on canvas, 60cm x 91cm

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

▲ 334 William Charles Penn (1877-1968), Still life with copper lustre jugs and a pearl necklace, signed oil on canvas, 45cm x 56cm

£150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

▲ 335 William Charles Penn (1877-1968), Scorched summer landscape, Lot 334 44

oil on panel, signed and dated 1927, 26cm x 34cm

£60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

Lot 342

Lot 336

336 John Herbert Evelyn Partington (1843-89), Fishermen hauling in nets against the falling tide, oil on canvas, signed and inscribed ‘Rumsey’, 50cm x 75cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

▲ 337 Norman Lupton (b.1934), Botallack Farm, St Just, signed oil on canvas, titled verso, 40cm x 45cm

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

▲ 338 Victor Bramley (1934-2014), Penzance, Waves crashing over

342 Follower of T S Cooper, Sunrise on the Norfolk Broads with cattle and sheep stirring, watercolour, 23cm x 41cm £30 - £40 plus 21% BP*

343 John Osborne Brown (19th Century), Ships in heavy seas skirting a rocky coastline, watercolour, signed and dated 1885, 16cm x 21.5cm £30 - £40 plus 21% BP*

▲ 344 James Tytler (b. 1948), Boy and girl flying kites in a meadow, signed pastel drawing, 16.5cm x 21cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

a coastal cave, oil on board, signed and dated 1990, 45cm x 60cm

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lot 345

▲ 345 Ian Price (Contemporary), Stretton Mill, near Carden, Cheshire, watercolour, signed and dated 1987, 37cm x 56cm

Lot 339

339 John Fullwood (1854-1931), A distant greeting on a coastal headland, watercolour, signed, 34cm x 48cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

340 Tom J Owen (Active late 19th/early 20th Century), The Steamship Orissa in heavy seas, watercolour, signed and dated 1905, 21cm x 36cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

341 In the manner of George Nicholson (1787-1878), A Grand Tour study of figures on a bridge over a gorge, watercolour, 31cm x 23cm £30 - £40 plus 21% BP*

£30 - £40 plus 21% BP*

346 Attributed to John Henry Mole (1814-86), Pair, The Gleaner and The Peasant Gardener, watercolours, oval, 20cm x 16cm £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

347 Japanese School (early 20th Century), Four studies of sailing junks, unsigned gouache, 10cm x 15cm £30 - £40 plus 21% BP*

348 After Albrecht Durer (1471-1528), Joachim and Anna at The Golden Gate, woodcut from ‘The Life of The Virgin’, 30cm x 20cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 356 349 Henri Toulouse Lautrec (1864-1901), La Goulue-La Danse de L’Almee, limited edition chromolithographic print, numbered 151/500, 36cm x 26cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

▲ 350 Trena Mary Cox (1895-1980), stained glass window design for

St. Aidan’s, Wheatley Hills, Yorkshire, signed gouache, 22.5cm en rotunde

Note: Miss Trena Cox was a stained glass window designer and artist who worked and lived in Chester from 1924

£20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

351 Follower of Jean Baptiste Camille Corot (1796-1875), Figures seated beside a parkland pond, oil on canvas laid on board, 16.5cm x 24cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

352 Alphonse Legros (1837-1911), Portrait of Sir Edward John Poynter (1836-1919), drypoint etching circa 1877, 23cm x 16.5cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

353 Continental School (18th or 19th Century), Portrait of an elderly gentleman with a slight resemblance to Galileo (?), oil on canvas laid on board, 20.5cm x 16cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

354 Parisian School (Early 20th Century), View of the Pont Marie, watercolour and pencil study, titled and dated 1903, 23cm x 18cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

355 After Josef Israels (1824-1911), Cottage interior with a woman seated at a window, oil on canvas, the stretcher bearing a stamp verso, 25cm x 33cm £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

356 Thomas Bushy Hardy (1842-1897), Scherening, Holland, watercolour, signed, dated 1885, titled to an art dealer’s label verso ‘Grindley & Palmer, Liverpool’, 23cm x 69 £600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

357 Blaeu hand coloured map ‘Denbigiensis Comitatus et Comitatus Flintensis’ 1644, good margins, 49cm x 62cm, double glazed; also a hand coloured map Eboracensis by Christopher Saxton & Wiliam Hole, 20.5cm x 20.6cm (2) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Lot 358

358 Nathaniel Hughes John Baird (1865-1936), ‘First flush of dawn’, a team of working horses, watercolour, signed with a monogram, 29cm x 59cm £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

359 Audrey Megson (active early 20th Century, Altrincham, Cheshire), A Brittany peasant, portrait miniature oval, 7.5cm x 5.5cm, mounted within an ebonised wooden framed, also by the same hand ‘Marianne’, 6.5cm x 5cm, mounted within an ebonised frame, both inscribed verso; and a further portrait miniature of an unknown young lady with short brown hair, signed with a monogram, 7cm x 5cm, mounted within an ebonised frame (3) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

▲ 360 Stanley Horton Ormerod (1918-83), Capercaillie, pencil drawing, signed and dated 1972, 20cm x 29cm; also a study of indigenous ducks, limited edition woodblock print, signed and dated 1966 and numbered 3/25, 22cm x 28cm; and a lino and woodcut print of a Hermit Crab and Raft Barnacles, numbered 3/25, signed in pencil, 32cm x 23cm (3) £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

▲ 361 Stanley Horton Ormerod (1918-83), Abstract shapes, gouache, signed and dated 1957, 15cm x 25cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

362 John Hall Thorpe (1874-1947), Primulas in a blue vase, woodcut, signed in pencil, 18cm x 17cm £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

363 Samvel Chibukhchvan (Russian Contemporary), Resting Nymph, oil on canvas, signed, titled verso, dated 1997, 80cm x 100cm £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

BOOKS

370 John Eliot Hodgkin ‘Rariora - Notes of some of the printed books, manuscripts, historical documents, medals, engravings, pottery etc collected (1858-1900) by the author’, published in London by Sampson, Low, Marston & Company and printed by Bemrose & Sons, Derby, illus. Vols I-III £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

375 Charles Reade ‘The Cloister and the Hearth’, illus. Byam Shaw, published by Chatto & Windus, 1909, gilt tooled vellum; also Leigh Hunt ‘The Old Court Suburb - Memorials of Kensington; Regal, Critical and Anecdotal’ illus. Railton, Shepperton & Sullivan, published in London by Freemantle & Co., 1902, tooled gilt cloth bindings (3 Vols)

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

376 Charles Dickens ‘The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club’, illus. R Seymour and Phiz, published in London by Chapman & Hall, gilt tooled calf leather spine and marbled boards; also another edition with gilt tooled leather spine and green boards; also ‘Sketches by Boz’, illus. Cruikshank, published by Chapman & Hall, 1839, New Ed., calf leather spine and cloth boards; also ‘The Personal history of David Copperfield’, illus. H K Browne, limited edition, no. 112/1560, published by The Fraser Press, London 1970, full green Morocco leather binding (4 Vols) £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

377 Nicholas Carlisle ‘A Topographical Dictionary of England’, published in London by Longman, Hurst Rees & Orme, 1808, gilt tooled calf leather bound (2 Vols) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Lot 371 (one of two)

371 Dryden’s ‘Fables, Ancient and Modern - translated into verse’, published in London 1713, tooled calf leather binding; also John Preston ‘The New Covenant or The Saint’s Portion - A treatise unfolding the all sufficiency of God, Man’s uprightness and the Covenant of Grace’, published 1639, rebound in tooled leather (2 Vols)

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

372 John Bayley ‘History and Antiquities of the Tower of London with memoirs of Royal and Distinguished Persons’, published in London by T Cadell, 1825, illus. gilt tooled Morocco leather spine with marbled boards (2 Vols) £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

373 ‘Panseveia or Vievv (sic) of all Religions in the World’, published in London by John Soywell, 1655, rebound in tooled leather (1 Vol) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

374 Early 18th Century gilt tooled calf leather book cover, centred with a royal crest and within finely tooled borders ‘Ex-libris William Bromley of Baginton in the Countye of Warwicke’ and further labelled ‘From the library of Queen Anne’

Lot 378

378 Thomas Pennant ‘The Journey from Chester to London’, published in London, 1811, gilt tooled leather binding; and another copy, tooled calf leather binding (2 Vols) £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

£20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

Lot 379

Lot 375 48

379 Reverend George Crabbe ‘The Poetical Works’, New Ed. in eight volumes, published in London by John Murray, 1853, fine gilt tooled calf leather bindings with armorial cover £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

380 Jean Jacques Rousseau ‘Confessions’, translated into English, illustrated with etchings by Hedouin, privately printed by Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh, 1904, full cloth binding £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

381 ‘The Complete Letters of Vincent Van Gogh’, reprinted by Thames & Hudson, 1999, boxed set of three volumes; also ‘The Great Tournament roll of Westminster’, a collotype reproduction of the manuscript, produced by The Clarendon Press, Oxford 1968, two volume box set; ‘The Milton Facsimile’; ‘The First Folio of Shakespeare’, 2nd Ed. 1996, tooled leather spine, one volume boxed; and ‘The King James Holy Bible of 1611’ facsimile copy, published by The Oxford University Press, circa 2010, one volume boxed (7 Vols) £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

382 ‘Westminster Hall: Or Professional Relics and Anecdotes of The Bar, Bench and Woolsack’, published in London by Knight & Lacey, 1825, cloth binding (3 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

383 E Gordon Duff ‘Early Printed Books’, published in London by Paul, Trench & Trubner & Co., 1893, cloth bound, 1 volume £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

384 Richard Clarke ‘The Life of Horatio, Lord Viscount Nelson’, published in London by J & J Cundee, 1813, tooled calf leather binding; also Robert Southey ‘The Life of Nelson’, published in London by Bickers & Son, 1895, tooled calf leather binding, for Norwich High School (2 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

385 Thomas Blackwall ‘The Life and Writings of Homer’, published 1735, rebound, with leather spine; also Samuel Parker ‘The Ecclesiastical Histories of Eusebius, Socrates and Sozomen and Theodorit’ 2nd Ed. Vol II, published 1720, tooled leather binding; also ‘The Clockmaker; Or the Sayings and Doings of Sam Slick of Slickville, published in Paris by A & W Galignani & Co., 1839, tooled calf leather spine with marbled boards (3 Vols)

Lot 388

388 Francis Mauriceau ‘Diseases of Women with Child’, Translated by Hugh Chamberlen MD, published in London, 1727 (1 Vol) £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

389 ‘The Whole Duty of Man, necessary for all Families’, printed in London by Norton and Pawlet, 1699, calf leather binding (damaged) £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

£20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

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386 ‘The Trial of William Lord Byron.....for the murder of William Chaworth Esquire’, published for The House of Peers, printed in London by Samuel Billingsley, 1765, worn marbled boards and calf leather spine (1 Vol) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

387 Browne Willis ‘Surveys of the Cathedral Churches of Bangor and St Asaph’, published in London by Robert Gosling, 1721 and 1720, damaged calf leather bindings; also Henry Rowlands ‘Archaeological Discourse on the Antiquities Natural and Historical of the Isle of Anglesey, published in Dublin by Rhames & Owen, 1723, partial calf leather spine, boards deficient (3 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

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390 Dr. Heinrich Ritter ‘The History of Ancient Philosophy’, translated by A J W Morrison, published in Oxford by D A Talboys, 1838, gilt tooled vellum spine and marbled boards (3 Vols) £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

391 Robert Louis Stevenson ‘Poems’, published in London by Chatto & Windus, 1913, tooled vellum bound; also John Drinkwater ‘Collected Poems 1908-1922’, two volumes, published by Sidgwick & Jackson Ltd, London 1923, cloth bindings; and Rudyard Kipling’s ‘Verse - Inclusive edition 1885-1918’, published in London by Hodder & Stoughton, 1919, three volumes, cloth bindings (6 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

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392 Bookbinding interest: A small number of books relating to bookbinding and its history including Martin Breslauer ‘Catalogue of Fine Bindings from the 15th to the Present Century’, catalogue no. 104, published in New York, 3 volumes bound as one in red cloth; also Geoffrey D Hobson ‘Les Reliures a La Fanfare’, published in Amsterdam by Gerard Th. Van Heusden, 1970; Bertha Van Regemorter ‘Some Oriental Bindings in the Chester Beatty Library’, published in Dublin by Hodges Figgis & Co., 1961; and Tidcombe’s ‘The Bookbindings of T J Cobden-Sanderson, published by The British Library, 1984 (10 Vols)

398 Thomas Ingoldsby ‘The Ingoldsby Legends’, published in London by Bentley & Son, 1891, bound by Birdsall in gilt tooled red leather; also four volumes from the Stuart Series, published in limited form by the Russell Press, 1903, each decoratively bound after designs by Cyril Davenport and numbered 349/350, Volumes IV - VII (5 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

£100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

393 ‘The Works of Shakespeare - Imperial Edition’, Ed. Charles Knight, in 2 volumes, published in London by Virtue & Co., tooled green leather spines and green boards (2 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

394 Milton’s ‘Paradise Lost’, illus. Gustav Doré Ed. Robert Vaughan, published by Cassell, Petter & Galpin, rebound but with original tooled green leather presentation inside cover, inscribed and dated ‘Liverpool 1874’; also ‘Pictures and Royal Portraits illustrative of English and Scottish History’, published in London by Blackie & Son, Vols I and II, gilt tooled red leather binding and inscribed in ink ‘The gift of Martin Stewart MA. LLU. FGS., to the library of the Queen’s School, Chester, 1898’ (3 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

395 ‘The Life and Letters of Dr Samuel Butler’, Shrewsbury Edition, numbered 35/750, published in London by Jonathan Cape, 1924, 2 volumes, vellum spines and cloth boards; also ‘The Notebooks of Samuel Butler’ Ed. Henry Festing Jones, published by Jonathan Cape, 6th Impression, 1921; also ‘Further Extracts from the Notebooks of Samuel Butler’ Ed. A T Bartholomew, 1st Ed. published 1934 (4 Vols) £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

396 Bookbinding interest: John Addington Symonds ‘In the Key of Blue and other Prose Essays’, published in London by Elkin Matthews and John Lane, 1893, the covers designed and bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe in gilt tooled sealskin £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

397 Bookbinding interest: James Thomson ‘The Seasons’, published in London, 1793, exhibition quality rebinding by Zaehnsdorf in unusual gilt tooled green leather binding £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

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399 Reverend Anthony Sparrow ‘Collection of Articles, Injunctions, Canons, Orders, Ordnances and Constitutions Ecclesiastical of The Church of England’, being a collection of articles printed from the late 16th and early 17th Century, published in London by Robert Cutler and Joseph Clarke, 1671, bound as 1 volume, restored tooled calf leather binding £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

400 George Colman ‘The Comedies of Terence’, 1st Dublin Ed., published 1766, by Boulter Greerson, re-spined calf leather; also ‘Aesop’s Fables’, 8th Corrected Ed., published in London, 1738, rebound with gilt tooled leather spine and marbled boards (2 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

401 S. Ignatii Martyris, 2nd Ed., published in London by Joannis Gellibrand and Roberti Sollers, 1680, leather bound; also ‘The Letters of Junius’, published in London 1779, re-bound in calf leather (2 Vols) £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

402 Basil Kennett ‘Romae Aniquae Notitia: Or The Antiquities of Rome’, 10th Ed., published in London, 1737, damaged tooled leather covers; also ‘Julius Caesar’s Commentaries of His Wars in Gaul and Civil War with Pompeii’, translated by Martin Bladen, Improved 4th Ed., published in London 1726, leather bound (2 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

403 James Hervey ‘Meditations and Contemplations’, published in Bungay by Brightly & Kinnersley, 1807; also ‘Memoirs of the Life of the late Pious and Learned Mr John Reynolds, Philosophical Sacred Poem’, 3rd Ed., published in London, 1735, re-spined, leather bound; Reverend H H Milman ‘The Fall of Jerusalem; A Dramatic Poem’, published in London by John Murray, 1821, gilt tooled calf leather binding (3 Vols) £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

404 William Ellery Channing ‘Discourses, Reviews and Miscellanies’, published in Boston by Carter & Hendee, 1830, tooled black leather binding (1 Vol) £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

410 Quintus Curtius. ‘de Rebus Gestis Alexandri Magni’, published in London by Tonson & Watts, 1716, purchased from Maggs Bros. Ltd, Berkeley Square, London, 1988 at a cost of £430, re-faced with gilt tooled leather by Roger Payne £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

411 Gilbert Abbott ‘The Comic Blackstone’, published at the Punch Office, London, 1844, 1st Ed., illus. Cruikshank, Part I, in a gilt tooled green Morocco leather case (2 Vols) 412 William Beveridge, Lord Bishop of St Asaph, ‘Private Thoughts upon Religion and a Christian Life’, New Ed., published in Oxford by W Baxter, 1816, gilt tooled calf leather binding; also Thomas Secker ‘Lectures on the Catechism of The Church of England’, 5th ed., published 1777; Adam Fitz-Adam ‘The World’, New Ed., published in three volumes, printed by Dodsley, 1782; ‘A Companion for the Festival and Fasts of The Church of England’ by Robert Nelson, 22nd Ed., published 1762; John Eveleigh ‘Sermons’ 3rd Ed., published in Oxford 1814, inscribed ‘From the author’; and Mayow’s ‘Sermons’, published 1821 (8 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

405 Charles Dickens ‘Pictures from Italy’, 1st Ed. published 1846 by Bradbury & Evans, illus. Samuel Palmer, this edition bound by Morrell, London, in fine tooled leather; also Frederick George Lee ‘Poems’, 2nd enlarged edition, published in Oxford and London, 1854, fine gilt tooled leather binding (2 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

406 ‘The Seasons of the year’ or ‘The Hand of God Manifested in his Works’, published in London by Nelson & Sons, 1852, gilt tooled leather binding, also R W Church ‘The Gifts of Civilisation’, published by Macmillan & Co., 1903, tooled leather spine, and an English version of ‘The Polyglot Bible’, published by Samuel Baxter & Sons, gilt tooled leather binding with brass clasp and corners (3 Vols) £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

407 Isaac Watts ‘The Improvement of the Mind’ with ‘The Life of the Author’ by Dr. Johnson, published in London 1821, tooled Morocco leather binding; also Reverend B L Witts ‘The Words She Wrote’ or ‘The Bloodstained Leaf, A true and touching story of a young lady and two Highlanders at Lucknow’, eleven works in one volume, published in London by Wertheim, Mackintosh and Hunt, red tooled Morocco leather binding; The Diamond Pocket Prayer Book, circa 1840; George V Coronation commemorative Book of Common Prayer, 1911; and a pocket edition ‘The Imitation of Christ’ (5 Vols ) 408 John Garber Palache ‘Four novelists of the Old Regime’, published in London by Jonathan Cape, illus. gilt tooled leather spine; also William T Dobson ‘Royal Characters from the works of Sir Walter Scott’, illus., published London by Bickers & Sons, 1881, bound by Sotheran & Co. in gilt tooled red Morocco leather; and ‘The Life of Man, Symbolised by the Months of the Year’, illus. John Leighton, published by Longmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, 1866, gilt tooled green cloth binding (3 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

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409 Collection of Statutes, relating to high treason, published in London by Charles Bill, Printers to the Queen, 1709, two books bound as one, gilt tooled leather binding centred with a royal cipher; also Mr Ecton’s ‘State of the Proceedings of the Corporation of the Governour’s (sic) of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the Augmentation and Maintenance of the Poor Clergy’, published in London for Thomas Woodward, 1719, leather bound; and ‘State Tracts: Being a collection of several treatises relating to the Government’, privately printed in the reign of Charles II, London 1689, rebound with plain boards (3 Vols)

413 John Bunyan ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress’, Albion Press edition, published in London, circa 1840, rebound by David M Kirkby in tooled blue leather; another edition, illus. Byam Shaw, published by Jack, original tooled maroon cloth binding; and another edition, published by Henry G Bohn, 1857, tooled brown leather binding (3 Vols) £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

414 ‘The Book of Martyrs, including important revelations in Foxe’s Book of Martyrs’, published in Liverpool and printed by Nuttall, Fisher & Dixon, 1811, Vols I and II, rebound by David M Kirkby in maroon cloth and gilt tooled leather spines (2 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

415 John Milton ‘Paradise Lost, a Poem’, published in London for The Company of Stationers, 1739, rebound in tooled green leather by David M Kirkby; also another edition with illustrations by William Blake, published at The Lyceum Press, Liverpool, 1906, rebound by David M Kirkby (2 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

416 ‘Illustrations of Baptismal Fonts, Intro by F A Paley’, published in London by John Van Voorst, 1844, bound by Hayes in gilt tooled calf leather; also William Andrews ‘Bygone Cheshire’, published 1895, rebound by David M Kirkby (2 Vols) £20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

417 ‘Once Upon a Time, A Fairytale World of Arthur Rackham’, published by Heinemann, circa 1985, bound by Sangorski & Sutcliffe; also ‘The Arabian Nights Entertainments’, Trans. Edward William Lane, New Ed., 1853, tooled green leather binding (2 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

418 Samuel Lover ‘Handy Andy: A tale of Irish life’, illus. with steel engravings, published in London by Frederick Lover, 1842, gilt tooled spine, marbled boards £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

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419 Symon Patrick ‘The Parable of the Pilgrim’, published in London 1667, rebound in gilt tooled brown leather by David M Kirkby; also Matthew Henry’s ‘The Communicant’s Companion’, or ‘Instructions and Helps for The Lord’s Supper’, published in London, 1734, rebound by David M Kirkby; and Jeremy Taylor’s ‘The Rules and Exercises of Holy Living’, 13th Ed., published 1682, rebound by David M Kirkby (3 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

420 Dr Adam Smith ‘The Wealth of Nations’, published 1811, with handwritten annotations throughout, rebound by David M Kirkby in gilt tooled leather; also three further books rebound by David M Kirkby including a copy of the Magna Carta by William Sharp McKechnie, 1914 and a facsimile edition of Lapidario Del Rey D.Alphonso X, bound in tooled blue leather; also Reverend George Barrie’s ‘The History of the Orkney Islands’, published in Kirkwall by William Peace, 1867, and imaginatively rebound (4 Vols) £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

421 John Gough Nichols ‘Autographs of Royal, Noble, Learned and Remarkable Personages in English History’, published in London 1829, bound by David M Kirkby in gilt tooled tan leather; also a copy of Boutell’s ‘Heraldry’, illus., published by Frederick Warne, with heraldic binding in silver tapestry and tooled leather by David M Kirkby (2 Vols)

Lot 429

429 ‘Charles Dicken’s Works’, library editions, published circa 1891 by Chapman & Hall, gold coloured marbled boards and gilt tooled calf leather spines, Vols I - XXX, complete; also matching volumes of Forster’s ‘The Life of Charles Dickens 1812-1870’, 2 volumes published by Chapman & Hall, 1876, similarly bound (32 Vols) £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

£30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

422 Catalogue de Reliures du Xvoau XIXCL Siecle en vente a la librarie gumuchian et cie, bound in gilt tooled red leather by David M Kirkby; and a further catalogue in the collection of historical books in the Vatican Library, illus., rebound by David M Kirkby (2 Vols) £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

423 Quantity of rebound books by David M Kirkby, including Defoe’s ‘Memoirs of the Plague’; Jan Almon’s ‘The Letters of Junius’, Vols I and II, published 1806; Cobbett’s ‘Complete Collection of State Trials, Vol II; and miscellaneous theology (24 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

424 A number of books rebound by David M Kirkby, including ‘The Plays of William Shakespeare’; ‘The Complete Works of Shakespeare’, ‘Dr. Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary’ Vols I and II, 1838; other literature and philosophy (14 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

425 Frank E Smedley, ‘Lewis Arundel’, published in London by Virtue & Co., 1852, 1st Ed., with later full calf binding by Riviere and with plates by Phiz; also William Hayley ‘Life and Letters of William Cowper, New Ed. complete in one volume, published in London in 1835, full calf leather binding; ‘The Newcomes - Memoirs of a most respectable Family’, Ed. Pendennis, illus. by Richard Doyle, published in London by Bradbury & Evans in two volumes, 1854/55, 1st Eds., gilt tooled leather spines; and ‘The Complete Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell’, Cambridge edition, gilt tooled red leather spine and marbled boards (5 Vols)

Lot 430

430 Geoffrey Gambado ‘An Academy for Grown Horsemen’, 4th Ed., printed London 1812, illustrated with chromolithographic engravings by Bunbury, marbled boards and tooled leather spine (1 Vol) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

£30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

426 Mixed 18th and 19th Century books, including Jeremy Taylor ‘The Great Exemplar’ 1st Ed., published in London 1649; John Jackson ‘History of the City and Cathedral of Lichfield’, published in London, 1805; John Norris ‘Practical Discourses’, 3rd Ed., 1707; and others (13 Vols) £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lot 431

431 ‘Thackeray’s Works’, Times Book Club Editions, published in London by Smith, Elder & Co., 1908, red cloth and gilt tooled calf spines, Vols I - XIII; also a number of other calf leather spined volumes including Macmillan’s Magazine, 1871 and 1872, Macauley’s Essays and others (28 Vols)

427 Frederick Ross ‘The Ruined Abbeys of Britain’, pub. London by William Mackenzie, 1889, illus., tooled brown cloth binding (1 Vol)

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

428 Cooke’s ‘Thames Scenery’, pub. 1822, illustrated with 75 plates, marbled boards with gilt tooled leather spine (1 Vol)

£50 - £100 plus 21% BP*

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432 Waverley Novels, published in Edinburgh by Adam and Charles Black, 1865, gilt tooled red Morroco spines (48 Vols)

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Lot 444

444 Pair of French bronze sculptures of rearing horses, 18th Century, well patinated mid to dark brown, raised on later birds eye maple plinths, width 19.5cm, height 20cm

Provenance: Alfred Spero & Kerin Ltd (Art Dealers), New Bond Street, London 1929 at a cost of £23 10s £350 - £450 plus 21% BP*

Lot 440

440 George III silkwork embroidery, The bird’s nest, 44cm x 35cm, mounted within a mourning mount and gilt frame; also two further Georgian silkwork embroideries, one featuring a gardener within a foliate oval border and mourning mount and gilt cavetto frame, 40cm x 35cm and one featuring a hop picker, 40cm x 34cm (3)

445 Antique style brass six branch hanging chandelier, with three matching wall lights, the main light having four downswept branches supporting moulded frosted glass flowerhead shades beneath an inverted bell form rose with floral adornments, the wall lights with a single downswept branch, the main light drop approx. 75cm, 80cm diameter £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

441 Hand crafted wooden model racing yacht hull, 92cm x 20cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

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442 Indo-Persian steel shield (dhal) and two pata gauntlets, each gauntlet with raised star and crescent and worked with foliate scrolls and wirework inlay, length 38cm, the shield similarly decorated with scrolling foliage and with four bosses, 36cm diameter (3) £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

443 Huntley & Palmer biscuit tin, in the form of a bundle of bound books, 16cm; also a further biscuit tin in the form of a classical style serpentine column, 18cm (2) £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

446 Sampson Mordan & Co. boulle postal scales, with engraved decoration throughout, the base of red tortoiseshell inlaid with brasswork, and with a nest of four weights, width 20cm

Provenance: Purchased from Bruce Adams Antiques, Chester 1998 at a cost of £900 £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

452 Kammer & Reinhardt (Simon & Halbig) bisque headed girl doll, mould no. 126, composition joint limb body, 57cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

453 German bisque headed girl doll, bent limb composition body, length 60cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

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447 Victorian burr walnut and rosewood banded tea caddy, of small proportions, opening to a single lidded interior, 12.5cm x 10.5cm x 10cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

448 Late George III mahogany cheese coaster, traditional boat shape, 39.5cm x 19.5cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

449 Pair of Italian olive wood salts, in the form of miniature fonts, finely turned and raised on three turned bone supports over a turned wooden base, original paper label, 10.5cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

450 Late Regency mahogany and walnut banded tea caddy, circa 1820, rectangular form opening to an interior with coromandel veneered caddy covers and with a central glass mixing bowl, all raised on squat bun feet, 28cm x 15cm x 15cm £60 - £100 plus 21% BP*

Lot 454

454 Large Japanese champlevé enamelled bronze vase, Meiji (18681912), hexagonal shouldered form with ring handles and a wide trumpet neck, decorated with dragons, phoenix and formalised lappet panels in colours against a dark brown patinated ground, height 46cm £150 - £200 plus 21% BP*

455 Bronze portrait plaque, cast in bas-relief with a profile of a Victorian philosopher, signed Mainfroy, 21cm en rotunde £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

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451 Large Japanese bronze dragon vase, Meiji (1868-1912), trumpet neck entwined with a dragon over an ovoid body detailed with figural panels and calligraphic script, within keyed borders, the base with a cast Chinese Ming mark with scrolling dragons, height 60cm

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lots 456-458

456 Victorian burr walnut and brass mounted tea caddy, in the Gothic Revival style, circa 1860, the domed cover with studded anthemion brass work embellished with ivory, similar escutcheon, opening to an interior with two covers, 23cm x 13cm x 13.5cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

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Lots 460-463 457 Good satinwood and marquetry tea caddy, early 19th Century, sarcophagus form, the cover inset with a lyre form and foliage, crossbanded and inlaid with a variety of woods, opening to reveal a shell inlay on the inside cover in brightly coloured woods, two covers to the caddies, the sides with gilded pressed metal lion’s mask and ring handles, all raised on brass ball feet, height 18cm, width 28cm, depth 17.5cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

458 George III satinwood and inlaid tea caddy, circa 1785, rectangular form, the lid inlaid with conch shell and similar inlay to the front, in harewood and boxwood, opening to reveal an interior with two later caddy covers, 18.5cm x 11cm x 12.5cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

459 Elliott burr walnut cased mantel clock, for Asprey & Co., bracket style case, arched brass dial with silvered chapter ring, the movement striking on a bell, the case surmounted with a brass ring handle, height 28.5cm

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

460 French brass repeating carriage clock, by Leroy et Fils, Palais Royale, Paris, circa 1860, white enamelled dial with Roman numerals, outer minutes and subsidiary alarm dial, the movement with lever escapement and striking on a bell, signed and numbered on the back plate 8506, height 13cm Provenance: Purchased from Saxton House Gallery, Chipping Camden at a cost of £1,550 Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches

£600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

461 Victorian pressed gilt brass posy holder, worked with figures and foliate scrolls, the handle further chased with scrolls and with an attached pin on a chain, 15.5cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

462 French polished slate and scagliola marble mantel clock, circa 1890, with a cast brass swing handle, cream coloured dial with Roman numerals, raised on cast brass base and feet, height 17cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

463 Victorian papier-mâché scent bottle case, circa 1850, shaped rectangular form inlaid with mother of pearl and with gilt painted floral details, opening to two glass scent bottles with stoppers, width 12.5cm, depth 7.5cm, height 8cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

464 Attributed to W A S Benson, brass column table lamp, square base with tapered column, later upper brass fitment, with a cranberry quilted glass shade, height 47cm £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

465 Rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid wheel barometer, by D Fagioli & Son, Clerkenwell, having a humidity dial, thermometer and 31cm main dial with spirit level beneath, 118cm £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

466 Tibetan bronze Kapala cup and cover, late 19th Century, cast as a monkey skull surmounted with a vajra form finial, raised on three skull feet, height 13cm Note: a similar example is illustrated in Philip Rawson’s ‘The Art of Tantra’, pub. Thames & Hudson £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

471 Bronze Age torc, circa 1500 BC (unverified), reportedly found in Yorkshire, 11cm diameter £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

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472 Victorian copper and brass coal scuttle, circa 1900, cylinder form, the lid centred with a wooden finial, swing handle, height 39cm

£20 - £30 plus 21% BP*

473 Victorian two gallon copper harvest measure, height 30cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

474 Greek silver lysimachos, of the Thracian Kingdom (305-281 BC), cast with the head of the deified Alexander The Great, with the horn of Ammon, and on the reverse a seated Athena, 28mm diameter £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lots 467 and 468

467 Leica IIIf camera body, no. 134372, with Leitz 5cm eyepiece, Russian Jupiter 8 2/50 lens and a further Russian 11 4/135 zoom lens (2) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

468 Hasselblad 500C camera, with a Carl Zeiss Planar 1:2.8f 80mm lens £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

469 French bronze uniface medallion, by Andrieu, commemorating Napoleon Bonaparte’s army crossing of the St Bernard Pass in The Alps, Anno. 1800, mid brown patination, pierced for suspension, 6.5cm diameter £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

470 Edwardian mahogany aneroid barometer, in Art Nouveau style, silvered main dial signed ‘A Franks, Opticians of Manchester’, silvered thermometer, within an Art Nouveau carved case, height 84cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

Lot 475

475 Victorian brass and tapestry firescreen, shield shaped panel worked in gross-point, with a floral centre and beadwork surround, framed within brass scrolling bracket supports and handle, height 79.5cm, width 53cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

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476 Napoleonic bronze uniface commemorative medallion, by Andrieu, featuring a bust of Napoleon, Emperor and King, in bas relief, circa 1805, mid brown patination, pierced for suspension, 6.5cm diameter £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

Lot 477

477 Regency copper samovar, circa 1810-20, globular form with ball finial, centred with a finely reeded horizontal band with twin ring handles, raised on a square base with ball feet, height 46cm

481 Pair of French bronze sculptures ‘Mars’ and ‘Minerva’, circa 1870, with mid brown patination, traces of gilt, raised on yellow marble plinths, height 42cm

478 Collection of terracotta antiquities, comprising two terracotta horses; human headed bird or sphinx; theatrical mask; four scarabs; part of a finely sculpted head, possibly a philosopher, all near Eastern, Egyptian, Roman or possibly Greek, the largest piece 10cm (14)

482 Fatimid style carved rock crystal bottle, inscribed with a band of Kufic script, height 5.5cm

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Lot 479

479 Jaques & Son Staunton pattern boxwood and ebony chess set, weighted pieces, the kings 9cm, contained within the original mahogany partitioned box, and with a tooled leather folding chess board £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

480 Islamic rock crystal vessel, footed square section carved with stylised flowers, 19th Century or earlier, height 7cm Provenance: Purchased from Timeline Auctions, London £80 - £120 plus 21% BP* 58

Lot 481

£600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

Provenance: Purchased from Timeline Auctions, London

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

483 World Water Speed Record Interest: Miss England II, July 9th 1931, 103.49 miles per hour on the Parana River, Argentina, Kaye Ernest Don (Pilot) and Richard Ewart Garner (Mechanic); including Richard Garner’s silver watch presented to him by Kaye Don on achieving the record, the watch having a curvex tonneau case with flip out dial, 20mm square and inscribed on the reverse, also Mr Garner’s silver cigarette case inscribed ‘From the Canada Powerboat Association to Dick Garner, Miss England II 1931’ and the case engraved with initials ‘R E G’, 8cm x 7cm; also an Argentina Yacht Club Medallion inscribed ‘Record Mundial de Velocidad en el Pna de Las Palmas’, 30mm diameter, and assorted ephemera including photographic stills of boat and crew, a tribute to the achievements of Mr Garner and a chronological account of his achievements towards this record, researched and written by Reginald J Spencer MBE, CEng, FIET, FCQI, and copies of the Buenos Aires Herald dated April 3rd 1931, The Argentine Standard etc

In 1932 during the Harmsworth Trophy Race in Detroit Miss England II capsized and Don and Garner were thrown from the craft. Both he and Don survived. Provenance: By descent to the present owner £800 - £1200 plus 21% BP*

484 Spanish repoussé copper wine ewer, inverted baluster form with cylinder neck and domed cover, decorated with a heraldic crest supported by griffon like birds, scrolling flowers and foliage, height 39cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lot 483

485 Late Victorian oak stick barometer, by L Casella, London, Maker to the Admiralty, centred with a thermometer beneath an arched vernier scale, 92cm £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

486 Hugh Wallis (Altrincham) hand hammered copper tray, oval form centred with a galleon, signed with a monogram, 43.5cm x 27.5cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

Lot 487

487 Japanese cloisonné jardinière, Meiji (1868-1912), of elongated lobed form, the black ground inlaid with stylised fronds and foliage, 49.5cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lot 485 * Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lots 490-493

488 Georgian brass sugar castor, 18th Century, plain baluster form on a circular foot, height 13cm; also a bronze cauldron, 19th Century or earlier, of small size with wrought metal swing handle, raised on three spur feet, 14cm diameter (2) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

489 Three Rococo style cast brass twin branch wall lights, fitted for electricity, 26cm x 34cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

490 Cairo ware brass and silver inlaid small vase, decorated with panels of calligraphy and trellis work, height 9cm

Lot 496 496 Mahogany and inlaid wheel barometer, by A Rivolta, Chester, architectural pediment over a silvered thermometer and 20cm main dial, the case with shell foliate inlays in harewood and satinwood, 97cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

497 Pair of French cast gilt brass and marble candlesticks, circa 1900, the knopped columns supported on three cast dolphin feet, over a white onyx base with brass rope twist edge, height 25cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

£50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

491 Tibetan bronze ghanta (ritual bell), 19th Century, bronze handle surmounted with a vajra form finial, the bell cast in relief with lotus petals, containing a Sanskrit mantra above a band of masks and beaded swags, height 17.5cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

492 Cairo ware copper and silver plate, worked with birds and animals against a scrolling foliate ground dispersed with calligraphic panels, all in white metal, 30cm diameter £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

493 Pair of Indian brass candle stands, early 20th Century, boat shape supported on a twisted serpent column and conical base, pierced throughout with Kashmir style scrolls, height 23cm £20 - £40 plus 21% BP*

494 Napoleon Bonaparte commemorative medallion, by Andrieu, 6.5cm, mounted within a later black coloured mount and gilt frame, 23.5cm; also a French Revolutionary commemorative medallion ‘Arrivee de Roi a Paris Le 6th Octobre 1789’, also by Andrieu, 8.5cm, similarly mounted and framed (2) £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

495 Victorian Gothic Revival coromandel folding bookstand, 34cm x 14cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

Lots 498-500

498 Chinese bronze censer, 19th Century, cast as a boy riding an ox whilst playing a flute, height 22cm, length 25cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

499 Chinese archaic bronze vase, of Hu shape, cast with banded decoration in low relief, with ring handles, cast with archaic Chinese characters to the base, possibly Song to Ming Dynasty, 21.5cm £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

500 Chinese carved soapstone vase, late 19th Century, carved throughout with peony rock, over a simulated wooden base, height 17cm £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

501 Pair of World War II Kriegsmarine naval binoculars, by BEH (Leitz), 7 x 50, circa 1944, with carrying case £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

MOTOR CAR

Lot 505

505 Vauxhall Astra, five door, 1.4 SRI, petrol motor car, reg. MA63 FWS, 18,089 miles, MOT until 26th September 2019, V5 document £4000 - £6000 plus 21% BP*

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FURNITURE & RUGS

Lot 515

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510 Italian walnut and marquetry stool, circular seat inlaid with dancing figures beneath a vine arbour, in a variety of woods, raised on ringed supports, height 40cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

511 Globe Wernicke style oak sectional secretaire bookcase, having a carved scroll three quarter gallery top over a bookcase with an up and over leaded glass panel door, secretaire mid section with pull down front with pigeonholes and drawers and two enclosed bookshelves beneath, width 88cm, height 166cm, depth of the interior shelves 25cm £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

512 Kashan woollen carpet, fawn field dispersed with blue palmettes with orange tendrils within a sage green palmette border, size approx. 408cm x 300cm £700 - £1000 plus 21% BP*

513 George III oak side table, two plank top with moulded edge over two frieze drawers with original brass handles, raised on swan neck legs with pad feet, width 119cm, depth 46cm, height 74cm

Lot 517

£40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

514 George III mahogany side table, fitted with a single long drawer (a later addition), over chamfered square section legs, width 76cm, depth 45cm, height 61cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

515 Queen Anne walnut chest of drawers, circa 1710 with later alterations, later quarter veneered top crossbanded and with a moulded edge, over two short and three long drawers, all with feather banding and engraved brass plate handles and escutcheons, raised on later bracket feet, width 96cm, height 93cm, depth 53cm £400 - £600 plus 21% BP*

516 Late Victorian mahogany and inlaid salon chair, circa 1895, the back inlaid with musical trompe l’oeil in mixed woods and with a tapestry inset top rail, tapestry upholstered seat, open arms with turned supports, and raised on tapered square section legs with spade toes, width 58cm, height 78cm £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

518 yalameh woollen rug, red lozenge field with a blue pole medallion, dark blue spandrels, blue patterned border, size approx. 101cm x 145cm

Provenance: Purchased from Audley House Antiques, Lincolnshire, 1996 at a cost of £3,400

519 George III mahogany folding demi-lune card table, circa 1790, D-shaped top crossbanded and with boxwood line inlays, opening to a green baize playing surface, supported on swing out legs at the rear, plain frieze with further stringing, on tapered square section legs with spade toes, width 92cm, depth 43cm, height 74cm

517 Rare early Georgian elm low dresser, circa 1720-40, the single plank top with moulded edge and of good colour and patina, over two short moulded edged drawers with shaped apron beneath, raised on moulded legs united by a stretcher, width 126cm, depth 52cm, height 73cm £600 - £800 plus 21% BP* 64

Lot 518

£70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

£110 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lot 522

522 William IV rosewood and upholstered stool, finely upholstered in quartered needlework fabric, over a square frame with carved supports united by a turned stretcher and scroll feet, 56cm x 52cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 520

520 Hepplewhite period mahogany and upholstered armchair, circa 1780, the back, seat and pad arms upholstered in ivory floral fabric, the forearms moulded with paper scrolls, serpentine fronted seat, slender moulded cabriole legs with carved knees, width 66cm, depth 65cm, height 89cm

523 George III mahogany tripod table, with later alterations, circular top over a turned urn column and three cabriole legs, 60cm diameter, height 61cm £90 - £110 plus 21% BP*

Provenance: Purchased from Wellesley Wilson Antiques, Chester, 1983, at a cost of £700 £250 - £350 plus 21% BP*

Lot 524

524 Kashan woollen carpet, fawn field dispersed with midnight blue palmettes within a sage green palmette border, size approx. 348cm x 248cm £500 - £700 plus 21% BP*

525 George III mahogany folding card table, circa 1800, D-shaped crossbanded with rosewood and inlaid with brass stringing, swivelling open to a green baize playing surface, supported on swing out legs at the rear, inlaid frieze over turned and ebonised ringed legs, width 92cm, depth 43cm, height 74cm £140 - £180 plus 21% BP*

Lot 521

521 George I walnut bureau, circa 1715-25, crossbanded and feather banded throughout, having a fitted interior with pigeonholes and drawers, over a front with two short and two long graduating drawers with brass swan neck handles and escutcheons, raised on bracket feet, width 95cm, height 101cm, depth 51cm

Provenance: Purchased from Stephen Moores, Lewis, 1984, at a cost of £4,000

£440 - £480 plus 21% BP*

526 Late Victorian mahogany and upholstered deep easy chair, upholstered throughout in terracotta fabric, raised on short cabriole legs with pad feet and brass castors, width 82cm, height 89cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

527 yewood pedestal wine table, circular dished top on a turned inverted baluster column and three splayed cabriole legs, 35.5cm diameter, height 54cm; also a mahogany pedestal wine table, circular dished top over a slender turned and ringed column and three cabriole legs, 34cm diameter, height 64.5cm (2) £140 - £180 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 531 Lot 528

528 Good Regency mahogany twin pedestal dining table and a set of eight Regency mahogany dining chairs, circa 1810, the table with two tilting pedestals, turned and with reeded splayed legs with brass paw toes and castors, the top accommodating one extra leaf, length when extended 191cm, depth 109cm, height 74cm; the chairs comprising two carvers and six singles, each with double bar backs with ebony stringing, terracotta fabric stuffover seats and turned forelegs (9) Provenance: Purchased from Doveridge House, Neachley and valued for insurnace purposes in 1989 in the sum of £21,500 £1000 - £1500 plus 21% BP*

529 Mahogany hall table in the Georgian style, the narrow top with a reeded edge over two frieze drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on tapered square section legs, width 106.5cm, depth 31.5cm, height 76cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

530 Bokhara woollen rug, taupe field with terracotta guls within a terracotta patterned border, size approx. 140cm x 80cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

531 Sheraton Period mahogany and inlaid sewing table, circa 1795, the octagonal top crossbanded with rosewood and with boxwood and ebony stringing, fitted with a single frieze drawer with shield shaped bone escutcheon and chevron inlaid border, over a pleated watered silk covered sliding well, all raised on tapered square section legs with splayed toes and united by an open bentwood stretcher, 49.5cm x 38cm, height 71cm Provenance: Purchased from Doveridge House, Neachley in 1996 at a cost of £3,300 £450 - £600 plus 21% BP*

Lot 532

532 Ercol elm and beech dining table and chairs, the table with drop leaves over splayed square section legs, width 74.5cm, length when extended 134cm, height 72cm, the six chairs with triple stick backs and high stretchers (7) £90 - £110 plus 21% BP*

533 Ercol elm and beech sideboard, matching the previous lot, fitted with one long and one short drawer above three cupboard doors, raised on short legs with stretchers, width 123cm, depth 48cm, height 83cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

534 Early Victorian rosewood and upholstered nursing chair, circa 1845, deep buttoned back upholstered in multi-coloured patchwork style fabric, with acanthus carved uprights, serpentine fronted seat, floral carved cabriole legs with brown pot castors, width 54cm, height 90cm £60 - £80 plus 21% BP*

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Lot 540

535 Late Victorian upholstered tub chair, circa 1890, with slight wing back, deep seat, upholstered throughout with green and red striped fabric, raised on tapered square section forelegs with castors, width 66cm, height 93cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

536 Kashan woollen carpet, having a fawn field with a sky blue central medallion dispersed with palmettes, and with a palmette border, size approx. 310cm x 205cm £500 - £700 plus 21% BP*

537 Mahogany writing table by Bevan Funnell, in the Georgian style, having a green gilt tooled leather top over a configuration of five drawers flanking a central kneehole, with pullout slides to each end, raised on tapered square section legs, width 136cm, depth 64cm, height 76cm

Lot 543

540 Late Victorian upholstered tub chair, the deep round back upholstered in terracotta fabric with a floral detail, all raised on tapered square section forelegs with pot castors, width 69cm, height 78cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

541 Hepplewhite style mahogany dressing stool, dusky pink fabric upholstered seat, serpentine edge raised on slender moulded cabriole legs, 50cm x 42cm x 48cm Provenance: Purchased from Philip Gale, Monmouthshire in 1998 at a cost of £495 £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

£70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

Lot 542

Lot 538

538 Pair of mahogany campaign style small chest of drawers, each having brass reinforced corners and carrying handles and fitted with three graduated drawers with brass recessed handles, raised on bracket feet, width 56cm, depth 41cm, height 60cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

539 Victorian walnut and upholstered tub chair, the round back and seat upholstered in blue fabric, raised on carved cabriole front legs with brass castors, width 66cm, height 74cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

542 Anatolian woollen rug, salmon pink field with five spiked medallions within a salmon pink stylised flowerhead border, size approx. 140cm x 212cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

543 George III walnut and upholstered armchair, circa 1770, upholstered throughout in cream, pink and lilac striped fabric with down filled cushion, raised on acanthus carved cabriole legs with scrolled toes, width 74.5cm, height 106cm £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 544

Lot 549

Lot 552

544 Late Victorian or Edwardian mahogany inlaid and upholstered tub chair, deep, wide seat and scrolling back upholstered in old gold striped fabric, the forearms inlaid with satinwood roundels and boxwood stringing, raised on castors, width 78cm, height 81cm

550 Set of eight mahogany dining chairs, in the Adam style, 19th Century, having carved feather plume stick backs, embroidered brown floral drop in seats, raised on ogee moulded front supports with Hstretcher, comprising two carvers and six singles

545 Mahogany and inlaid fretwork wall mirror, the bevelled glass rectangular plate bordered with inlay of overlapping acanthus leaves in boxwood and harewood, with a shell inlaid motif top and bottom, height 100cm, width 61cm

551 George III mahogany demi-lune tea table, circa 1795, the top crossbanded and with boxwood stringing, folding over double supports at the rear, plain frieze raised on tapered square section legs with floral inlays at the top in boxwood and harewood, width 92cm, depth 45cm, height 76.5cm

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

£250 - £350 plus 21% BP*

£120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

552 Mahogany and inlaid side table in the Georgian style, the top crossbanded with rosewood and with boxwood and ebony stringing, over two frieze drawers further inlaid and within bellflower inlaid panels, raised on tapered square section legs, width 91cm, depth 48cm, height 77.5cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

553 Victorian burr walnut library bookcase, circa 1860, carved moulded cornice over three pairs of glazed and moulded panel doors opening to adjustable shelves and fitted drawers, all raised on a plinth base (split carcass), height 231cm, width 396cm, shelf depth 22.5cm, cabinet depth 42cm £1800 - £2400 plus 21% BP*

Lot 546

546 Quality Persian Meshad rug, wool on silk, having a deep blue pole medallion against a terracotta and fawn field with figural spandrels and terracotta palmette border, size approx. 128cm x 194cm

554 Pakistani Bokhara woollen rug, madder field with three rows of guls and with a gul patterned border, size approx. 180cm x 122cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

547 Mahogany and inlaid glazed hanging corner cupboard, the astragal glazed door opening to three shelves, width 68cm, height 107cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

548 Meshed woollen carpet, ivory field evenly dispersed with coloured botehs within a floral border, size approx. 312cm x 205cm £500 - £700 plus 21% BP*

549 Edwardian mahogany and inlaid sideboard, having a plate glass top, serpentine front, crossbanded and boxwood strung throughout, fitted with two faux double fronted cupboard doors with brass lion mask and ring handles, flanking two central drawers, one with a faux tambour front, all raised on tapered legs with spade toes, width 150cm, depth 54cm, height 92cm £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

Lot 555

555 African carved hardwood chest, in the manner of Asiru Olatunde, the top carved with elephants, birds, a tree and a snake, the front panel carved with woodmen, with similar carving to the rear and sides, width 92cm, depth 57cm, height 59cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Lot 553

557 Victorian oak magazine rack, circa 1885, of cage construction, with reeded bars, turned finials and brown pot castors, width 48.5cm, depth 34cm, height 40.5cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

Lot 556

556 Scottish George III mahogany eight day longcase clock, swan neck pediment centred with a brass bird finial, over brass capped Corinthian columns flanking a brass 13ins arched dial, signed to the arch ‘David Somerveill (sic), St Ninians’, silvered chapter ring and centre engraved with floral scrolls, subsidiary seconds and date aperture, four pillar movement striking on a bell, the trunk door with boxwood and ebony stringing, within reeded quarter pilasters over a box base, height 226cm

Lot 558

558 Chinese elm side table, late 19th Century, fitted with three drawers with metal ring handles, raised on square supports with a carved dragon bracket at the knee, width 100.5cm, depth 39cm, height 86cm Provenance: Purchased in Beijing 2001 £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 562

Lot 559

559 Chinese black lacquered cabinet, late 19th Century, with two cupboard doors with an iron latch and ring handles, decorated with boys playing within a fenced garden in gilt lacquer, bordered with gilt trellis, opening to a single shelf, raised on square section legs, width 56cm, depth 31cm, height 64cm

562 George IV mahogany tilt top breakfast table, circa 1825, the circular top with a beaded edge, tilting over a reeded ovoid column on a triform base, crossbanded and with brass castors, 121cm diameter, height 71cm £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

Provenance: Purchased in Beijing 2001 £50 - £80 plus 21% BP*

Lot 560

Lot 563

560 Araak woollen rug, bright red field with a central blue and fawn medallion, dispersed with palmettes and with a fawn palmette border, size approx. 287cm x 175cm

563 Set of six George IV mahogany dining chairs, each having a shell carved mid rail, white fabric upholstered stuffover seats, raised on turned and reeded forelegs

561 Late George III mahogany breakfront press wardrobe, circa 1800, the central press with a broken architectural pediment over two panelled doors opening to trays, over a chest with a brushing slide, six drawers and flanked with adjustable shelving and six further drawers, further flanked with panelled wardrobe doors opening to hanging space, all raised on a plinth base (with losses and in need of complete restoration), height 230cm, width 404cm, depth 60cm

564 Welsh mahogany eight day longcase clock, by John Griffiths of Bethesda, swan neck pediment over turned columns flanking a painted arched 13 1/2ins dial, with subsidiary seconds and date aperture, signed, the trunk with turned pilasters flanking a shaped door, crossbanded and raised on a box base with canted corners and bracket feet, height 230cm

£400 - £600 plus 21% BP*

£100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

Lot 565

565 Lady’s mahogany writing table, in the Chippendale style, the back fitted with a bank of four small drawers surmounted with a brass three quarter gallery and with a gilt tooled green leather writing surface bordered with gadrooning, the bow front fitted with two flame mahogany drawers with cast brass laurel wreath handles, raised on square section legs with spade toes, width 102cm, depth 52cm, height 89cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

566 Kashan woollen carpet, fawn ground with a burnt orange floral medallion and dispersed with foliate fronds within a fawn palmette border, size approx. 315cm x 203cm £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

Lot 567

567 Two French walnut and marble topped night tables, each of square form, the top inset with red scagliola marble, over a small drawer and moulded panel cupboard door beneath, lined with white marble, raised on acanthus carved slender cabriole legs, width 39.5cm, height 84cm Provenance: Purchased from Seventh Heaven, Chirk, 1996

£200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 568

568 French carved walnut double bed, circa 1910, the headboard carved with a central shell and floral crest, moulded edge and with quarter veneers, the footboard with moulded edge and quarter veneered panel, width 154cm, height 154cm Provenance: Purchased from Seventh Heaven, Chirk, 1996 £200 - £400 plus 21% BP*

Lot 569

569 Pair of ash and elm high back Windsor armchairs, in 18th Century style, with pierced splat backs, shaped seats, turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher, width 55cm, height 103cm £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

570 Walnut demi-lune hall table, in the early Georgian style, the top crossbanded and raised on shell carved swan neck legs with pad feet, width 74cm, depth 39cm, height 76cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 571

571 Set of eight Victorian walnut balloon back dining chairs, circa 1850, with a carved and pierced top and mid rail, green striped fabric stuffover seat, raised on French cabriole legs,

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

Lot 575

575 Chippendale Revival mahogany breakfront bookcase, the top with a carved edge over three astragal glazed doors opening to adjustable shelves, all raised on acanthus carved short cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, width 107cm, depth 39cm, height 127cm

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lot 572

572 Tekke Bokhara woollen rug, madder field with three rows of guls, size approx. 116cm x 165cm

£50 - £70 plus 21% BP*

Lot 576

Lot 573

573 Oak mule chest, 19th Century, the top lifting over three fielded panels within quarter pilasters and with two drawers beneath with brass handles, raised on bracket feet, width 143cm, depth 54.5cm, height 88cm

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

£180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

£100 - £300 plus 21% BP*

£80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

574 Pair of Ercol Shaker style rocking chairs, with wide hoop and stick backs, open arms, elm seats, with original non fire compliant cushions, height 96cm, width 73cm 72

576 George III mahogany bureau bookcase, circa 1800, the top married to the base, with a moulded cornice, two astragal glazed doors opening to adjustable shelves, the base with a slope front and opening to a fitted interior with central cupboard door, pigeonholes and drawers, over four long graduating drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on reduced bracket feet, width 105cm, height 215cm, depth 51cm

577 Late Victorian porter’s upholstered hall chair, covered throughout in a fawn fabric, the tall back with wing arms, raised on turned and ringed forelegs with later castors, width 71cm, height 125cm, depth 60cm

Lot 581

Lot 585

578 Kashan woollen carpet, ivory field dispersed with palmettes in ochre and sky blue within an ochre palmette border, size approx. 362cm x 242cm £600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

579 George III mahogany tilt top tripod table, the one piece dished top over a turned urn column and three splayed cabriole legs, 61cm diameter, height 73cm £140 - £180 plus 21% BP*

580 George III mahogany folding tea table, circa 1780, the folding top supported on a single pullout leg at the rear, having blind fretwork frieze to the sides (the front blind fretwork frieze now deficient), raised on ogee moulded legs, width 76.5cm, depth 37.5cm, height 73cm £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

Lot 588

587 George III mahogany tripod table, the circular tilting top over a four pillar birdcage action and gun barrel column, raised on three splayed cabriole legs, 60cm diameter, height when tilted 100cm £120 - £180 plus 21% BP*

588 Unusual Victorian walnut davenport, by J Kerr & Co., circa 184555, having a rounded back with brass gallery, tooled leather inset top, outswept at the front and opening to a birch faced interior with pigeonholes and drawers, the front with carved baluster columns and with a moulded panelled cupboard door to the right hand side enclosing four drawers, with a pullout pen try above, all raised on white pot castors, width 68cm, depth 61cm, height 83cm £180 - £240 plus 21% BP*

581 Mahogany lowboy in the Georgian style, the top with a moulded edge over three small drawers with brass swan neck handles, shaped apron, raised on chamfered square section legs, width 71.5cm, depth 40cm, height 71cm £70 - £100 plus 21% BP*

582 Continental style carved beech savonarola chair, the back rail carved with a crowned crest, and with a red and green fabric cushion, on a carved arched stretcher, width 62cm, height 77cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

583 George III mahogany washstand, turned and ringed top over a triform shelf with powder drawer, dished shelf beneath, raised on cabriole legs, height 85cm, the top 33cm diameter £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

584 Tekke Bokhara woollen rug, madder field with three rows of guls, size approx. 104cm x 166cm £40 - £60 plus 21% BP*

585 Late Victorian carved oak monk’s bench, in the Tudor style, having a push back top with guilloche and lozenge carving, over two lion supports, the box base with a similarly carved lift up lid and carved front, flanked with caryatids and raised on block feet, width 104cm, height 94cm (with the top raised), depth 46cm £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

586 George V oak court cupboard, in 17th Century style, having a blind frieze carved with scrolls, over cup and cover supports, with a three panel cupboard, the central door carved with flowers and fronds, over a base fitted with two long moulded drawers, with cast brass mask tear drop handles, all raised on cup and cover supports with a stretcher base, width 91.5cm, height 142cm, depth 51cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lot 589

589 Quality mahogany longcase clock, for Barraud & Lunds Ltd, London, the hood with 11ins brass arched dial with silvered chapter ring, matted centre with subsidiary seconds, strike/silent dial to the arch, the four pillar movement by Gillet & Johnson of Croydon striking on a gong, the trunk with brass capped reeded quarter pilasters flanking a moulded door, over a moulded stepped base with ogee bracket feet, height 234cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 593

593 Reproduction mahogany library table, in the manner of Bevan Funnell, having three tooled green leather inset top, over three frieze drawers with brass swan neck handles, opposing similar blind drawers to the rear, all raised on square section cabriole legs with brass toes and castors, width 170cm, depth 80cm, height 75cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

Lot 590

590 George II oak dresser, North Wales, circa 1740, boarded rack with moulded cornice and shaped apron, serpentine shaped side panels, over an enclosed base fitted with three frieze drawers and centred with three false short drawers, all with brass handles, and with two fielded arched panel cupboard doors opening to cupboard space, all raised on later bracket foot skirt, width 143cm, height 193cm, depth 51cm £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

591 Victorian Gothic Revival oak pedestal table, octagonal top with egg and dart moulded border, over a fluted moulded quatreform column and quatreform base carved with flowerheads, 51.5cm diameter, height 66cm £30 - £50 plus 21% BP*

Lot 594

Lot 592

592 Fine Kashan woollen carpet, red field with central blue and fawn medallion, with fawn and blue spandrels, dispersed throughout with palmettes, and with a deep blue palmette border, size approx. 395cm x 295cm £600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

594 George III oak and mahogany eight day longcase clock, by John Smith of Chester, the hood with a caddy top and turned pilasters flanking a brass 12 1/4ins square dial, with matted and engraved centre, subsidiary seconds (finger deficient) and date aperture, signed to the chapter ring, the movement striking on a bell, the trunk with a crossbanded door and box base raised on bracket feet, height 233cm Please note our special conditions of sale regarding clocks and watches £800 - £1200 plus 21% BP*

Lot 595

595 Late George III mahogany sideboard, having a brass rail and plinth back, with boxwood string inlays, over two frieze drawers with bone escutcheons, inlaid throughout with boxwood stringing, raised on tapered square section legs with spade toes, width 198cm, height 142cm, depth 66cm £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

Lot 597

597 Early Victorian rosewood and upholstered chaise longue, deep buttoned spoon back with carved knuckle forearm, serpentine shaped seat upholstered in ivory coloured fabric dispersed with purple flowers, raised on carved legs with scrolled feet and brass castors, width 157cm, depth 69cm, height 95cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

Lot 598

598 Kashan woollen carpet, deep blue field dispersed with sky blue and ochre palmettes within a deep blue palmette border, size approx. 361cm x 240cm £600 - £800 plus 21% BP*

599 Late George III mahogany and inlaid chest of drawers, circa 1790, having two frieze drawers with ebony strung edges and inlaid panels of birds, oak leaves and acorns in satinwood and harewood, over two short and three long graduated drawers with later brass plate handles, bordered with boxwood strung and inlaid columns, over ogee bracket feet, width 122cm, height 117cm, depth 53.5cm £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

Lot 596

600 Oak dresser and plate rack in the Georgian style, early 20th Century, the boarded back with a moulded cornice and shaped apron, over three plate shelves centred with a moulded raised panel cupboard door, the base fitted with three moulded short drawers with brass swan neck handles, raised on swan neck legs with pad feet, width 158cm, height 209cm, depth 55cm £100 - £200 plus 21% BP*

596 George III mahogany chest on chest, circa 1790, having a moulded and dentil cornice over two short and three long drawers, within chamfered edges, the base fitted with a further three long drawers, all with cast brass reeded swan neck handles, raised on ogee bracket feet, width 118cm, height 187cm, depth 56cm

601 William IV rosewood tea table, circa 1835, swivel folding top over a plain frieze and octagonal baluster column with quatreform base, bun feet and concealed castors, width 91cm, depth 45cm, height 74cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

£300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Lot 602

602 Victorian mahogany work table, circa 1840, the rectangular top with rounded corners fitted with a single frieze drawer with moulded edge, pressed brass knobs, raised on turned legs, width 60cm, depth 44.5cm, height 75cm £150 - £250 plus 21% BP*

603 Regency mahogany secretaire, circa 1815, having a brass three quarter gallery over a pull down long drawer opening to pigeonholes and drawers, over two cupboard doors with brass grille, with gold pleated fabric, flanked with acanthus carved moulded columns, opening to three trays, raised on reeded and turned feet, width 110cm, depth 57cm, height 109cm £350 - £500 plus 21% BP*

604 Victorian burr walnut pedestal breakfast table, circa 1860, the lobed oval top with well figured veneers tilting over an acanthus carved baluster column and four acanthus carved cabriole legs with white pot castors, width 144cm, depth 112cm

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Lot 604

609 Victorian mahogany writing table, circa 1890, shaped rectangular top with rexine inset, over a carved frieze drawer with cast brass handles, raised on foliate carved slender cabriole legs united by shaped stretchers and with brass castors, width 99cm, depth 57cm, height 75cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

610 Modernist chrome framed table by Eileen Gray, with adjustable plate glass top, 51cm diameter £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

611 Victorian burr walnut folding card table, circa 1875, the rectangular top with ebony and boxwood tramline inlays and ebonised edge, opening to a blue baize playing surface, swivelling over four turned and foliate carved columns centred with a beaded finial, raised on splayed legs with brown pot castors, width 95cm, depth 48cm, height 74cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

£100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

605 Victorian satinwood collector’s cabinet on stand, circa 1880, the top with two astragal glazed doors, crossbanded and with ebony and boxwood stringing, opening to a single shelf, over a stand fitted with a configuration of five small drawers, all crossbanded and with brass swan neck handles, around a central kneehole and raised on tapered square section legs with spade toes, width 98cm, height 147cm, depth 46cm £200 - £300 plus 21% BP*

606 Victorian mahogany and green fabric upholstered spoon back armchair, circa 1870, deep buttoned back, carved forearms and cabriole legs, height 102cm, width 74cm £100 - £150 plus 21% BP*

607 Victorian walnut and marquetry work/games table, circa 1870, octagonal top centred with a chequerboard inlay in a variety of woods, bordered with stylised flowers and fronds and opening to reveal a comparted interior with sewing accessories, over a trumpet form well, turned column and carved cabriole legs, width 48cm, height 76cm £80 - £120 plus 21% BP*

608 Late Victorian mahogany and inlaid display cabinet, circa 1890, carved urn crest over a back with an oval panel inlaid with boxwood scrolls flanked with two scalloped cornucopia above three open corner shelves flanking a central glazed door, opening to two shelves with a mirror back, all raised on tapered square section legs with spade toes, width 135cm, height 209cm £300 - £500 plus 21% BP*

Lot 612

612 Pair of Victorian cast iron garden pedestal urns, classical style with egg and dart everted borders, reeded shallow bowl over a fluted trumpet base and raised on stepped square plinths, 77cm diameter, height 110cm

£650 - £800

Information for Buyers at Auctions

1. Introduction. The following notes are intended to assist bidders and buyers, particularly those that are inexperienced or new to our salerooms. All of our auctions are governed by our Conditions of Business incorporating the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers), the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices that are displayed in our salerooms or announced by the auctioneer at the auction. Our Conditions of Business are available for inspection at our salerooms and the Terms of Sale are printed in the back of our auction catalogues. Our staff will be happy to help you if there is anything in our Conditions of Business that you do not fully understand. Please make sure that you read our Terms of Sale set out in this catalogue or on our website carefully before bidding in the auction. If your bid is successful, you will be obliged to comply with our Terms of Sale. 2. Agency. As auctioneers we usually act on behalf of the seller whose identity, for reasons of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. If you buy at auction your contract for the goods is with the seller, not with us as auctioneer. 3. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help you gauge what sort of sum might be involved for the purchase of a particular lot. Estimates may change and should not be thought of as the sale price. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price (the minimum price for which a lot may be sold) and will not be below the reserve price. Estimates do not include the buyer’s premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the auction and may be altered by a saleroom notice or announcement by the auctioneer before the auction of the lot. They are not definitive. 4. Buyer's Premium. The Terms of Sale oblige you to pay a buyer's premium at 21% on the hammer price of each lot purchased. In addition, VAT is included in this premium (see below). 5. VAT. Items in our catalogue may be marked in the following ways: a. (*) indicates that VAT is payable by the buyer on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer's premium. VAT will be chargeable at the standard rate (presently 20%). This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VAT within the European Union and is not operating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because VAT is due at 20% on importation into the UK. b. (**) indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union. These lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the hammer price and buyer's premium). c. Lots which do not have either of the above symbols have no VAT payable on the hammer price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers' Margin Scheme. The VAT included within the premium is not recoverable as input tax. 6. Inspection of goods by the buyer. As we act on behalf of the seller, we are dependent on information provided by the seller about their goods. We may inspect lots and will act reasonably in taking a general view about them. However, we are normally unable to carry out detailed examinations of lots to check their condition in the way a buyer would do. You will have ample opportunity to inspect the goods. You must inspect and investigate lots that you might wish to bid for. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the condition of lots set out in the Terms of Sale at clause 12.4. 7. Export of goods. If you intend to export goods you must find out: a. whether an export licence is needed; and b. if there is a prohibition on importing goods of that character e.g. because the goods contain prohibited materials such as ivory. 8. Bidding. Bidders will be required to register with us before the auction starts. We reserve the right to impose a deadline prior to the auction by which you must register or by which we must receive a commission bid. If you wish to bid on high value lots this

deadline may be several days before the auction in order to allow us sufficient time to carry out the necessary checks. Lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. You will need to provide us with proof of your identity in a form acceptable to us and such other information as we may require. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for telephone or online bidding. Please note that we may refuse to register you if you do not provide us with all the information and documentation that we ask for or at our discretion. 9. Absentee Bidding: If you are unable to attend the auction there are a number of options available to enable you to participate. When placing any absentee bids, please check and double check the lot numbers as this is the only definitive piece of information which guarantees your bid is executed on the lot you want. a. Commission bidding: It is possible to leave commission bids 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. In some instances the auctioneer may also exceed a bid in order to secure the lot on the buyer’s behalf. Commission bids are accepted by fax, e-mail and phone, and in all these instances, commission bidders are deemed to have read, understood and agreed to be bound by our conditions of business. All commission bids should be received by close of business on the day prior to the auction. Any bids received later than this time cannot be guaranteed to be executed accurately. To ensure that bids are placed on the right lots please check all your lot numbers as this is the only piece of information which guarantees you buy the lot you want. b. Telephone bidding: We reserve the right for this service to be available on higher value lots only. The number of telephone lines is limited so we would urge serious telephone bidding only and ask that you be prepared to bid at least to the low sale estimate. It is also advisable to leave a maximum covering bid in case we cannot contact you by telephone. All telephone bids must be received by close of business on the day prior to the auction and prospective purchasers booking lines are deemed to have read, understood and agreed to be bound by our conditions of business. c. Internet bidding: Online bidding services are available through third party service providers, who have their own registration procedures and charge a fee for using their facility, which we collect on their behalf. Online bidders are deemed to have read, understood and agreed to be bound by our conditions of business. 10. Methods of Payment. Acceptable payment methods are debit card, credit card (which attracts a 2% + VAT surcharge) and bank transfer. Usually any cheques will need to be cleared before you can take the goods away. Cash payments are subject to an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent). We reserve the right to refuse to accept card payments over the telephone in order to minimise fraudulent transactions being attempted. Separate arrangements exist for accepting payment from online bidders. 11. Collection and storage. Please note what the Terms of Sale say about collection and storage. It is important that you pay for and collect goods promptly. Any delay may involve you having to pay storage charges. We offer a domestic and international dispatch service at our discretion for which we will provide a quote if requested. Cleared payment is required prior to dispatch. For urgent dispatch, awkward, very fragile or bulky items we may suggest an alternative to this service, but please feel free to enquire as we will oblige wherever possible. Please note that there is a special notice applied to coins, medallions and tokens, which is printed at the end of this information.

ARTISTS RESALE RIGHTS In accordance with Artists Resale Rights Regulations 2006, all lots which sell for €1,000 or more are subject to a resale royalty charge ("Royalty"). This Royalty is payable by the Bidder. The Royalty will be charged at a rate of 4% of the total hammer price (exclusive of Bidder's premium) for lots selling for amounts up to €50,000. For lots selling in excess of €50,001, the Royalty shall be calculated at a reduced rate (details available on request). The Royalty is not subject to VAT and is payable in sterling calculated on the day of sale at the prevailing rate of exchange. Payment shall be passed directly to the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS), 33 Great Sutton Street, London EC1V 0DX. For further information please contact the Auctioneers or DACS on 0845 4103410 or visit their website at www.dacs.org.uk

IMPORTANT NOTICES Electrical goods: These are sold as 'antiques' only and if bought for use must be checked for compliance with safety regulations by a qualified electrician first. Post 1950s Furniture: All items of furniture included in this sale are offered as works of art. The items may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason they should not be used in a private dwelling. Coloured gemstones: IIt is accepted practice that many coloured gemstones are routinely treated to enhance their colour and possibly clarity, and unless otherwise stated in a individual written condition reports, it must be assumed that those offered for sale in this saleroom have possibly been subjected to such treatments: Clocks & Watches: Please note that with clock and watch lots we do not offer any opinion as to the originality of component parts, accompanying documentation, boxes or any

other additional material. In the case that a watch has its factory seal intact it will not have been, and cannot be, opened by us. If a potential purchaser wishes to make an internal inspection of a watch which necessitates breaking a factory seal, this will only be possible on the understanding that the watch will be reinstated at the interested party’s expense, regardless of whether they are the purchaser. If a condition report is requested it will not include any opinion as to the originality, completeness or working condition of the movement. Potential buyers are strongly advised to make a physical inspection in person prior to bidding as we will not accept returns on such lots. By bidding you are deemed to have satisfied yourself with regard to the originality and working order, or otherwise, of all components of a lot. Coins, Tokens and Medallions: Please note that while we are happy to post such items, in doing so we will not accept any returns under Section 13 of our Terms of Sale due to the possibility of lots being substituted once they have left Byrne’s premises.

E&OE 1st November 2015

Byrne’s (Chester) Ltd. A Private Limited Company. Registered in England and Wales No. 7794090

Conditions of Sale

Both the sale of goods at our auctions and your relationship with us are governed by the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers) the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices displayed in the saleroom or announced by us at the auction (collectively, the “Conditions of Business”). The Terms of Consignment and Terms of Sale are available at our saleroom on request. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully. Please note that if you register to bid and/or bid at auction this signifies that you agree to and will comply with these Terms of Sale. Please note that these Terms of Sale relate to auctions held at our premises only. We have separate terms for online only auctions. 1. Definitions and interpretation 1.1 To make these Terms of Sale easier to read, we have given the following words a specific meaning: “Auctioneer” means Byrne’s (Chester) Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales with registration number 7794090 and whose registered office is located at Pullman House, The Sidings, Boundary Lane, Saltney, Chester, CH4 8RD, or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate; “Bidder” means a person participating in bidding at the auction; “Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer; “Deliberate Forgery” means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source; (b) which is described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator without qualification; and (c) which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been as described; “Hammer Price” means the level of the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer by the fall of the hammer; “Lot(s)” means the goods that we offer for sale at our auctions; “Premium” means the premium that we will charge you on your purchase of a Lot to be calculated as set out in Clause 4; “Reserve” means the minimum hammer price at which a Lot may be sold; “Sale Proceeds” means the net amount due to the Seller; “Seller” means the persons who consign Lots for sale at our auctions; “Terms of Consignment” means the terms on which we agree to offer Lots for sale in our auctions as agent on behalf of Sellers; “Terms of Sale” means these terms of sale, as amended or updated from time to time; “Total Amount Due” means the Hammer Price for a Lot, the Premium, any applicable artist’s resale right royalty, any VAT due and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Terms of Sale; “Trader” means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating to that Seller’s trade, business, craft or profession, whether acting personally or through another person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf; “VAT” means Value Added Tax or any equivalent sales tax; and “Website” means our website available at www.byrnesauctioneers.co.uk. In these Terms of Sale the words 'you', 'yours', etc. refer to you as the Buyer. The words “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. Any reference to a ‘Clause’ is to a clause of these Terms of Sale unless stated otherwise. 2 Information that we are required to give to Consumers 2.1 A description of the main characteristics of each Lot as contained in the auction catalogue. 2.2 Our name, address and contact details as set out herein, in our auction catalogues and/or on our Website. 2.3 The price of the Goods and arrangements for payment as described in Clauses 4, 5, 7 and 8. 2.4 The arrangements for collection of the Goods as set out in Clauses 8 and 9. 2.5 Your right to return a Lot and receive a refund if the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery as set out in Clause 13. 2.6 We and Trader Sellers have a legal duty to supply any Lots to you in accordance with these Terms of Sale. 2.7 If you have any complaints, please send them to us directly at the address set out on our Website. 3 Bidding procedures and the Buyer 3.1 You must register your details with us before bidding and provide us with any requested proof of identity and billing information, in a form acceptable to us. You must also satisfy any security arrangements we have in place before entering the auction room to view or bid. 3.3 We strongly recommend that you attend the auction in person. You are responsible for your decision to bid for a particular Lot. If you bid on a Lot, including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commission bid, we assume that you have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfied yourself regarding its condition. 3.3 If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on your behalf. Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible for any failure to execute your commission bid, unless our failure to do so is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we have the right to prefer the first bid made (where this can be reasonably ascertained). 3.4 The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer will be the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will be settled at our discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or may settle the dispute in another way. We will act reasonably when deciding how to settle the dispute.

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Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting as an agent for a third party. We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below the Reserve. We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so. Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line with standard auction practice). The purchase price As Buyer, you will pay: the Hammer Price; a premium of 17.5% plus VAT of the Hammer Price; any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; and any VAT due. VAT You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on the Hammer Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used in the auction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in our auction catalogue for further information. We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction. The contract between you and the Seller The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller will be formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot at the auction. You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment against a Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result of the Seller’s breach of the Terms of Consignment. If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damages and/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller who wishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide the Seller with information or assistance in relation to that claim. We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility for default by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot). Payment Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will: 7.1.1 give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identity in a form acceptable to us (and any other information that we require in order to comply with our anti-money laundering obligations); and 7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upper limit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that we agree to accept payment. If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to repay these debts. Title and collection of purchases Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot, ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim or collect a Lot until you have paid for it. You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have purchased and paid for either: 8.2.1 not later than seven business days following the day of the auction; or 8.2.2 not later than seven business following the date that we have received payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later. If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will be responsible for any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges in relation to that Lot. Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or your agents) take physical possession of the Lot. If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within ninety days after the auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the proceeds of any such sale to you, but will deduct any storage charges or other sums that we have incurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge you a selling commission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot. Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid is successful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you will have to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you do not comply with these Terms of Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Seller and ourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures: 9.1.1 take action against you for damages for breach of contract; 9.1.2 reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us to you; 9.1.3 resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will have to pay any difference between the price you should have paid for the Lot and the price we sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause 8.5). Please note that if we sell the Lot for a higher amount than your winning bid, the extra money will belong to the Seller; 9.1.4 remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense; 9.1.5 if you do not pay us within five business days of your successful bid, we may charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due; 9.1.6 keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the Total Amount Due; 9.1.7 reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or impose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or 9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repay any amount you owe us. We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. We will contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you to correct any noncompliance by you with these Terms of Sale. Health and safety Although we take reasonable precautions regarding health and safety, you are on our

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premises at your own risk. Please note the lay-out of the premises and security arrangements. Neither we nor our employees or agents are responsible for the safety of you or your property when you visit our premises, unless you suffer any injury to your person or damage to your property as a result of our, our employees’ or our agents’ negligence. Warranties The Seller warrants to us and to you that: 11.1.1 the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or is authorised by the true owner to offer and sell the lot at auction; 11.1.2 the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title to the Lot to you free from any third party rights or claims; and 11.1.3 as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of the Lot set out in the auction catalogue (as amended by any notice displayed in the saleroom or announced by the Auctioneer at the auction) are correct. If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot, any of the warranties above are found not to be true, please notify us in writing. Neither we nor the Seller will be liable to pay you any sums over and above the Total Amount Due and we will not be responsible for any inaccuracies in the information provided by the Seller except as set out below. Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction are secondhand. If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as a Consumer from a Seller that is a Trader, a number of additional terms may be implied by law in addition to the Seller’s warranties set out at Clause 11.1 (in particular under the Consumer Rights Act 2015). These Terms of Sale do not seek to exclude your rights under law as they relate to the sale of these Lots. ave as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or other terms which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and you, or be implied or incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise are excluded. Descriptions and condition Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (a) information provided to us by the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) our opinion (although it is likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailed inspection of each Lot). We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the Lots before the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on your behalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of a Lot. We shall not be responsible for any failure by you or your consultants to properly inspect a Lot. Representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion will be honestly and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely to be in perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the time of the auction). Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for the condition of second-hand Lots or for any condition issues affecting a Lot if such issues are included in the description of a Lot in the auction catalogue (or in any saleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by the Buyer ought to have revealed. Deliberate Forgeries You may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery to us within one month of the auction provided that you return the Lot to us in the same condition as when it was released to you, accompanied by a written statement identifying the Lot from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery we will refund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium and applicable VAT) provided that if: 13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of experts as at the date of the auction; or 13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable title in the Lot to us, you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2. If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable to refund the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible for repaying any additional money you may have made from selling the Lot. our right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affect your legal rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided by law or by these Terms of Sale. Our liability to you We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointment suffered as a result of participating in our auction. In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsible to you and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other loss or damage that any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any of us not complying with the Conditions of Business. Loss or damage is foreseeable if it is obvious that it will happen or if at the time of the sale of the Lot, we, you and the Seller knew it might happen.

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Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any reason (including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in breach of contract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will be limited to the total purchase price paid by you to us for any Lot. Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit our liability (or that of our employees or agents) for: 14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977); 14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or 14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law. Notices All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must be in writing and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it. Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given: 15.2.1 by delivering it by hand; 15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or 15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery. Notices must be sent: 15.3.1 by hand or registered post: a. to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our registered office address appearing on our Website; and b. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as your contact address in writing; or 15.3.2 by email: a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses: joboucher@byrnesauctioneers.co.uk auctions@byrnesauctioneers.co.uk b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given to us as your contact email address in writing. Notices will be deemed to have been received: 15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; 15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two business days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or 15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 in the place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to have been received on the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a copy has also been sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in Clause 15.2.3. Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will not be validly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social media or text message. Data Protection We will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordance with our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on request. General We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises or attendance at our auctions by any person. We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim against you for breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, our employees or agents, or the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate. Other than as set out in this Clause, these Terms of Sale are between you and us and no other person will have any rights to enforce any of these Terms of Sale. We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particular Lots. You must read these terms carefully along with any glossary provided in our auction catalogues. Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If any court or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, the remaining clauses will remain in full force and effect. We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without notice to you. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be different from the last time you read them. Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights and remedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rights or remedies under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may be waived only in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale is not a waiver of that or any other right. Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will not preclude any further or other exercise of that right or any other right under these Terms of Sale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale will not operate as a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequent breach of that term.

These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and the parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

* Buyer’s Premium of 21% inclusive of VAT at 20%

Commission Bidding Form

The auctioneers are pleased to execute commisions for purchasers who are unable to attend the sale. This form should be completed and returned to the auctioneer's office prior to the day of the sale.

Please ensure that bids are received into the office no later than 5pm on Tuesday 5th March 2019. Bids received later than this cannot be guaranteed to be executed. Please ensure that you have written the correct lot number for your bid.

Lot No.

Sale Date: Wednesday 6th March 2019 Description

Bid in £

As this service is without charge, the auctioneers cannot be held responsible for bids being lost or misunderstood, or for bids being missed for any reason whatsoever. The bid price does not include the buyers premium or any VAT chargeable on any lot.

Name:

Full Address: Tel No: Signature:

The auctioneer reserves the right to exceeed the maximum amount by one bid in order to secure the lot on your behalf.

Postcode:

E-mail: Date:

By signing I confirm that I have read and agree to be bound by the Conditions of Sale If you provide us with your email address we will notify you of all future sales. If you do not wish to be notified please tick the box

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