The Pedestal | Design For Living | November 10 2020 by The Pedestal

DESIGN FOR LIVING

2pm Tuesday 10 November 2020 The Dairy, Stonor Park, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 6HF

Design for Living Including Selected Property from a Berkshire Residence - Part One 2pm Tuesday 10 November 2020 Sale number: 101120 The Dairy, Stonor Park Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 6HF

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Catalogue: £10 Front cover: Lots 40,186, 194 & 139 Inside front cover: Lot 190 Inside back cover: Lot 100 Back cover: Lot 1

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Post Sale Collections and Storage Information

The Dairy is located between the M4 and the M40 (J6) on the B480 Henley-on-Thames - Watlington Road. On entering the Stonor Park Estate, through the main gates, keep to the right as the driveway divides, once you reach the parking area The Old Dairy is on the left. Stonor is a 10 minute drive North of Henley, only an hour from London, 40 minutes from Oxford and Heathrow and half an hour from Reading. If you are approaching Stonor on the M40 motorway from the East and are using a Satellite Navigation system please ignore any instructions to exit the motorway on either Junctions 4 or 5 as this will add up to an hour to your journey. Please only exit at Junction 6. The nearest railway station is Henley-on-Thames and taxis are available from the Station.

All auction purchases must be collected within 14 days of the auction from The Dairy, Stonor, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 6HF.

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1 A contemporary Turkish chequered rug 209cm x 300cm ÂŁ800-ÂŁ1200 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence thepedestal.com

2 A contemporary Indian Modernist carpet of unusual square shape 246cm x 243cm £1000-£1500

3 An Iranian Gabbeh rug 101cm x 70cm £100-£150 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

4 A contemporary Persian Modernist long runner, signed ‘Amoghli’ 651cm x 92cm £1500-£2000

5 A contemporary diamond motif suede rug 270cm x 180cm £400-£600

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6 An Art Deco blue Chinese carpet, circa 1930 355cm x 265cm £1500-£2000

7 A contemporary Art Deco inspired carpet 335cm x 250cm £1200-£1800

8 An Art Deco burr walnut and crossbanded bowfront dressing table by Herbert Richter for Bath Cabinet Makers With ebony and abalone shell inlay, the oval swing frame mirror above a rectangular top and a central shaped frieze drawer flanked by two small drawers to each side, on square tapering legs joined by stretchers, 117cm wide, 56cm deep, 150cm high. £500-£700

9¥ A Swedish Art Deco two tier marquetry satinwood and rosewood marquetry low occasional table, 1930’s The square moulded top inlaid with stylised, with an under-tier above small drawers to each side, 60cm square, 57cm high. £250-£350

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10 A Chinese cream and brown glazed vase, 20th century Of squat globular form, decorated with exotic birds and cloud with a stylised floral border, 31cm high. £200-£300

11 A pair of beechwood and mahogany rectangular low tables With walnut inset tops and contrasting striped veneers on turned legs with castors, possibly Moroccan, circa 1930, each 50cm wide, 42cm deep, 39cm high. (2) £400-£600 Provenance: Purchased Christopher Hodsoll, London. Property from a Berkshire Residence

12 ¥ An Italian rosewood, brass and marquetry ‘Il Duce’ side cabinet in the manner of Paolo Buffa circa 1945 The marbled glass top above four pairs of doors, 283cm wide, 57cm deep, 92cm high. £1000-£1500

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13 A late 19th century ebonised and parcel gilt Aesthetic Movement overmantel/pier mirror Carved and incised, the rectangular plate surmounted by a pierced balustrade, with a stylised leaf and sunburst decorated frame, 197cm high, 137cm wide. £700-£1000

14 A pair of late Victorian Burmantofts ochre glazed faience table lamps Of slender baluster form, circa 1890, marked to the underside ‘BURMANTOFTS FAIENCE T1400 WHITE’, with shades, each 39cm high. (2) £100-£150 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

15 A late Victorian neo-Grec style gilt brass five light chandelier With pierced decoration around a central rope twist and turned column with a large husk decorated pendant finial, 90cm drop. £300-£500

16 A Decalcomania table lamp and a pair of French eau de nil glazed table lamps All floral decorated, the pair converted from oil lamps, circa 1880, with shades, each 37cm high. (3) £150-£200 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

17 A pair French black and gilt glass table lamps Of faceted form, converted from mid-19th century French moderator oil lamps, with shades, each 37cm high. (2) £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence thepedestal.com

18 A pair of new tapestry style cushions of library books on shelves together with a grey chenille tasselled cushion Each 42cm square. (3) £60-£80

19 A pair of new Biggie Best cushions Of green trees on a cream background, 50cm square. (2) £40-£60

20 Three new Chelsea Textiles dusty pink and white hand embroidered floral sprig cushions With green, brown and orange gingham check backs respectively, one 40cm square, two of complimenting design 33cm square. (3) £60-£80

21 A William IV carved giltwood and gesso wall bracket The serpentine shaped top above a bird in its nest surrounded by bunches of grapes and vine leaves, 39cm wide, 24cm deep, 28cm high. £300-£400

22 A pair of large baluster pewter candlesticks, mid 20th century Each 33.5 cm high. (2) £200-£300

23 A group of fire furniture including a fire grate, guard, fender, tools and purdonium Comprising a polished steel Georgian style fire grate with gilt brass finials, 64cm wide, 39cm deep, 55cm high, a gothic arched guard with five folds, 82cm high, a Georgian style fender, 131cm wide, a copper and brass purdonium and shovel, 45cm high and a set of three 19th century gilt steel fire tools with a later stand, comprising a shovel, poker and tongs, 70cm high. £400-£600 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence thepedestal.com

24 A pair of Regency style patinated bronze lamp bases Of classical tri-form, with shades, each 55cm high. (2) £120-£180 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

25 A Regency black tôleware, polychrome painted and parcel gilt oval tray on later stand With pierced carrying handles and a central oval painted panel of a mother and her children, fixed to a later stand, on square tapering legs and ‘X’ stretcher, 72cm wide, 56cm deep, 67cm high. £300-£500 Provenance: Private Collection, London

26 A set of six Regency faux rosewood, parcel gilt decorated dining chairs with a matching pair of later open armchairs The pierced backs with moulded top rails and shaped splats and cross-rails above caned seats with squab cushions, on inswept legs, one chair lacking it’s squab cushion. (8) £1500-£2000

27 An unusual large Victorian mahogany circular extending dining table with two sets of leaves in the manner of Johnstone, Jupe & Jeanes The circular moulded top, quartered and extending to accommodate four large rectangular leaves of four segmented leaves, on five square tapering moulded legs and block feet with recessed castors, closed 136cm diameter, 136cm deep, 76cm high, opened to full 368cm wide. ÂŁ4000-ÂŁ6000

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28 An Edwardian Irish silver four-handled vase in the form of a Mether cup or tyg, by West & Son, Dublin, 1903 18cm high, 23oz (713gm). £700-£800

29 An Art Deco silver three-piece condiment set by Charles Boyton, London, 1932 Each signed ‘Charles Boyton’, with square tops and bases, the tapering sides with triangular facets, glass liners, together with a matching stand with cut corners, the stand with maker’s mark AC in oval punch with inner border, the mustard pot with spade-shaped condiment spoon, 12 cm. high, 13.5 cm. long, 12.5 oz. (387 gm.) £600-£700

30 A late Victorian Britannia standard silver reproduction of a late 17th century monteith bowl by J. B. Carrington, London, 1896 With hammered sides, castellated rim and punched with scrollwork and beaded rat-tails, on spreading foot, 25.6cm diameter, 14cm high, 29oz (899 gm). £1200-£1500

31 A heavy silver Arts and Crafts cup and cover by Omar Ramsden, London, 1928 The hammered body with flared lip, on double baluster stem supported by four scrolls, upon a knopped, domed foot with egg and reel border, the cover rising to a point below four small scrolls supporting a lamb and flag finial, the body inscribed ‘ I was wrought by Omar Ramsden for Consul General E.G. Sahlin at the wish of the Council of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in a London to mark their appreciation of his great services and as a gift on the 50th Anniversary of his birthday, Jan. 9th. MCMXXIX’, the base inscribed underneath ‘Omar Ramsden me Fecit’, 33cm high, 35oz (1085 gm). £2200-£2600 Together with Baron O. Thott, Sahlin (1879-1966) founded the Society of Swedish Engineers in Great Britain in 1924 with the objective of creating an organisation to receive the Swedish delegation to the World Power Conference of that year. He returned to Sweden in 1945.

32 A silver bowl by Liberty & Co., Birmingham, probably 1917 Chased with Celtic style chain-work bands to the hammered sides, 10.2cm high, 15.9cm diameter, 7.5 oz (232 gm). £300-£350

33 A modern Italian silver covered porringer, stamped ‘925’ and signed, 20th century The cover with a profusion of flowers set with different coloured hardstone centres, 19cm wide handle to handle, 13.4cm diameter, gross weight 28oz (868 gm). £600-£800

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34 A set of twelve Victorian Gothic Revival carved oak dining chairs including a pair of open armchairs The pierced backs with plain top-rails flanked by stylised quatrefoils, the shaped cross-rails centred by similar smaller quatrefoils, the upholstered seats on ring turned tapering legs and spool feet, the armchairs with padded armrests and scroll terminals, nine of the chairs are stamped by the chairmaker T. Wright. (12) £2000-£3000

35 A Victorian oak Gothic Revival folding butler’s tray With folding sides pierced with carrying handles and with brass hinges, the folding stand of pegged construction with chamfered uprights joined by shaped Gothic rosette carved spandrels, 74cm wide, 46cm deep, 88cm high. £600-£800

36 A Robert Thompson (1876-1955) of Kilburn ‘Mouseman’ carved oak stool The rectangular close-nailed purple suede seat on octagonal legs, joined by a stretcher, one leg with carved mouse signature, 39cm wide, 32cm deep, 46cm high. £300-£400 Provenance: Lyon & Turnbull, The contents of South Hall, Co. Durham, 7 May 2008, lot 535. Property from a Berkshire Residence

37 A large Minton ‘Secessionist Ware’ floor vase designed by Léon Solon and John Wadsworth With moulded and block printed decoration with stems issuing turquoise flowers, the leaves and background in shades of green, with impressed mark, numerals and date code, 48cm high. £250-£350

38 A late Victorian green and brown glazed jardiniere after a design by Christopher Dresser In the Egyptian style, with twin scrolling handles and flared rim, 35cm wide, 22cm high. £200-£300

39 A pair of unusual tall brass turned pricket candlesticks, late 19th / early 20th century On turned ebonised oak bases and feet, each 115cm high. (2) £200-£300

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40 A contemporary Arts and Crafts design carpet after a design by C. A Voysey 335cm x 460cm ÂŁ1000-ÂŁ1500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence 20

41 A pair of late Victorian two-seater ‘Portarlington’ sofas by Howard & Sons Ltd Upholstered in red velvet with gold fringing, on square tapering mahogany legs with brass cappings and castors, together with six square striped and plain cushions in purple, green and red, both stamped ‘HOWARD & SONS LTD, BERNERS ST’, one numbered 5595 9960 the other 18405 75, with Howard & Sons castors, slight difference in sizes, 198cm wide, 78cm deep, 88cm high, the other 211cm wide, 92cm deep, 91cm high. (2) £4000-£6000 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence thepedestal.com

42 A mid 19th century Chinese export padouk armchair in the Louis XV style The shaped rattan back within a moulded frame and surmounted by a floral cresting, the outswept moulded arms with scroll terminals and supports, the rattan serpentine shaped seat and carved apron, on cabriole legs and acanthus carved peg feet, carved under the seat rail '11815.A.V.M', 60cm wide, 56cm deep, 89cm high. £500-£800

43 A Chinese elm garden seat With a circular top and pierced sides, 51cm diameter, 96cm high. £50-£70

44 A French floral patterned circular white porcelain plate on a rustic tripod stand 34cm diameter, 72cm high. £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence 22

45 An impressive breakfront Chinoiserie decorated export lacquer press cupboard circa 1840 With a central fitted section, lacking original panels to the doors, the end panels renewed, 303cm wide, 66cm deep, 234cm high. ÂŁ2000-ÂŁ3000

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46 A pair of late 19th century French gilt-bronze seven-light candelabra in the Louis XV style The leaf cast sconces with turned detachable nozzles above putti and flowering urn stems, on leaf cast circular bases with swagged fruits and flowers, on ‘C’ scroll and turned feet, drilled for electricity, 71cm high. (2) £1500-£2000

47 A William IV gilt bronze leaf cast oil/table lamp With glass receiver, with shade, converted from an 1840’s Palmer lamp, 65cm high. £500-£800 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

48 A pair of 19th century French gilt bronze table lamps In the Louis XVI style, with a frieze of cherubs, converted from moderator oil lamps, circa 1840, with shades, each 36cm high. (2) £600-£800 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

49 A set of four Louis XVI style gilt wood twin-sconce wall lights With flaming finials, guilloche carving, swags and leaf pendant finials, regilt, drilled for electricity, each 56cm high, 31cm wide. (2) £800-£1200

50 A pair of Louis XVI style mahogany and parcel gilt metal mounted bedside commodes With white veined rectangular marble tops and three-quarter pierced galleries above three frieze drawers, on turned stop-fluted legs, 39cm wide, 28cm deep, 74cm high. (2) £800-£1200 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

51 A pair of 19th century carved and gilded corner brackets The shelves with acanthus carved supports, each 40cm wide, 23cm deep, 32cm high. (2). £120-£180 (one of a pair) thepedestal.com

52 A pair of Louis XVI style turquoise and gilt tôle and wooden wall brackets These brackets are fashioned as classical maiden caryatids supporting small platforms and facetted pots on shaped rectangular backings with a guilloche moulded outer-border, 30cm wide, 18cm deep, 122cm high. (2) £300-£400

53 A Victorian carved oak rectangular frame with mirror plate With a bead and reel moulded edges, 76cm high, 62cm wide. £100-£150 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

54 ¥ A Louis XV provincial walnut tric-trac table Inlaid with tulipwood, rosewood and sycamore marquetry, the rectangular reversible top with chequerboard on one side and replaced baize on the reverse, enclosing a backgammon board, on cabriole legs, together with a chess set and counters, 90cm wide, 61cm deep, 73cm high. £500-£700

55 A late 19th century carved giltwood settee in the Louis XVI style The rectangular pierced and column carved splat centred by a double ram’s head lyre, with tied riband cresting, above downswept reeded and leaf carved arms and padded rectangular seat, with guilloche carved seatrail on stop fluted turned legs, 117cm wide, 41cm deep, 84cm high. £600-£800

56 A late 19th century French mahogany tambour side cabinet In the Louis XV/XVI transitional style, applied with gilt metals mounts, the serpentine moulded brêche violette marble top above a pair of tambour doors enclosing a shelf, flanked by canted angles on short cabriole legs, with pierced leaf sabots, 100cm wide, 60cm deep, 90cm high. £500-£800

57 A late 19th century green onyx and gilt metal mounted column The square top on a turned column and square plinth base with gilt metal feet, 24cm square, 114cm high. £200-£300

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58 A contemporary Turkish Khotan design rug 365cm x 190cm ÂŁ400-ÂŁ600 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence 28

59 A contemporary Turkish Khotan design rug 409cm x 386cm ÂŁ800-ÂŁ1200 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence thepedestal.com

60 A Caucasian Mughan rug circa 1890 131cm x 171cm £600-£800 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

61 A Caucasian long rug, probably Shirvan 190cm x 91cm £400-£600 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

62 A contemporary Turkish Dobag rug 232cm x 153cm £300-£500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence 30

63 A contemporary Moroccan style hand woven carpet 302cm x 242cm £1200-£1800

64 An unusual mid-20th century Persian Kirman runner, South East Persia 443cm x 85cm £1000-£1500 thepedestal.com

65 A Victorian nursing chair and a William IV mahogany side table The chair upholstered with Turkish design velvet, the rectangular table inset with a beadwork top, with platform under-tier and paw feet, 51cm wide, 31cm deep, 61cm high. £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

66 Two Victorian circular bedside pot cupboards One oak with white inset marble top, the other mahogany with a green marble top, both 40cm diameter, 75cm and 78cm high respectively. (2) £120-£180 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

67 A pair of burr walnut bedside chests The rounded rectangular tops above four short drawers on plinth bases, basically Victorian and converted, each 39cm wide, 36cm deep, 78cm high. (2) £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

68 A large Victorian walnut and beadwork serpentine stool The padded seat on cabriole legs and scroll feet, 86cm wide, 62cm deep, 42cm high. £250-£350 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

69 A pair of late Victorian copper and oak clad circular tavern tables On tripod ring turned legs, each 55cm diameter, 74cm high. (2) £300-£500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

70 A George IV pollard oak circular occasional table With spirally turned shaft and tripartite base, top as found, 50cm diameter, 69cm high. £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

71 A Victorian maple tripod table With rounded rectangular top and scroll feet, 51cm wide, 36cm deep, 76cm high. £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

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72 A pair of American circular glass trivets by Webster Company of North Attleboro, Massachusetts, probably early 20th century Overlaid with silver flowers and foliate ‘C’ scrolls centred by vacant cartouche, 15cm diameter, also a larger trivet, apparently unmarked, with concentric wires embellished with flowers, buds and sinuous leaves, 25cm diameter. (3) £150-£200

73 A pair of Victorian silver vases in the Indian manner, by John Newton Mappin for Mappin & Webb, London, 1895 Chased profusely with ‘C’ scrolls around small vacant oval cartouches, the lower body spirally fluted, on small circular bases chased with scrollwork and leaves on three mythical creature caryatid supports, 14.6cm high, 5.5oz (171gm). £200-£250

74 A novelty glass duck claret jug engraved with feathers, the Victorian silver collar by John Crane Salt, London, 1865 The detachable head with cork stopper, 13.5cm high, 21cm long. £1800-£2200

75 A modern silver wine label by C.J. Vander Ltd., London, 1992 In the stylised form of a cast vine leaf with pierced cluster of grapes, applied with curved title scroll with raised and applied title ‘WHISKY’, numbered ‘14’ on reverse, 8cm long. £150-£200

76 A Victorian silver novelty table bell by George Lambert for Lambert & Co., London, 1890 In the form of a bud chased with leaves, the handle cast as a kneeling naked child in the position of ‘hear no evil’, 11cm high, 8oz (248 gm). £800-£900

77 A pretty set of four Victorian square two-colour parcel-gilt silver-plated napkin rings, circa 1880 Engraved in the Japanese style with foliate sprays, ferns, fans and decorative diagonal bands, the fans each incorporating a cartouche initialled ‘D’, unmarked but in original fitted case lined in plum silk and velvet and printed with retailer’s details ‘By Appointment, Elkington & Co., Manchester’. £150-£180 thepedestal.com

78 A pair of large Chinese style blue and red flambé glazed table lamps Of baluster vase form with clustered bamboo style handles, with shades, each 59cm high. (2) £300-£500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

79 A large purple flambé table lamp in the Chinese style Of baluster vase form with elephant head handles, with shade, 46cm high. £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

80 A large pair of purple glazed table lamps Of double gourd shape, with shades, each 42cm high. (2) £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

81 A set of three Chinese style light blue craquelure glazed table lamps Of baluster from, with shades, each 43cm high. (3) £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

82 An octagonal sang de boeuf table lamp With shade, 38cm high. £100-£150 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

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83 A Chinese sang de boeuf glazed, a French Art Deco plum and green and an Italian mustard and red speckled table lamp The latter of bottle form, the other two of baluster form, with shades, 31cm, 32cm and 38cm high respectively. (3) £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

84 A pair of Indian hardwood carved architectural fragment table lamps with shades 50cm high (approximately) (4) £300-£500

85 An unusual burr wood naturalistic box The lid fashioned naturalistically and issuing two trunks, 46cm wide. £80-£120

86 A late 19th century Chinese red lacquer low table The rectangular top above a pierced frieze with all over decoration depicting dragons, phoenix and chrysanthemums, 94cm wide, 51cm deep, 49cm high. £250-£350 87 No lot

88 ¥ A pair of African hardwood and ivory stools and a pair of ebony and ivory elephant book ends The stools of differing sizes with circular seats and carved elephant head legs, some tusks missing, together with a pair of book ends in the form of elephants, early 20th century, the stools both 36cm diameter, 25cm and 28cm high respectively, the book ends 20cm high. (4) £100-£150 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

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89 A 19th century French gilt bronze cartel clock in the Louis XVI style by Le Roy, Paris The case surmounted by a putti holding a dolphin aloft above laurel swags and flanked by fish spouting water with a shaped laurel swag hung vase with a foliate terminal, the 9 inch dial with black Arabic and Roman numerals, signed Le Roy Palais Royal with pierced and engraved hands, the movement with outside countwheel strike on a bell, 36cm wide, 10cm deep, 82cm high. £600-£800

90 A pair of late 19th century giltbronze three-light wall appliqués in the manner of Edward F. Caldwell & Co., New York The foliate back-plates centred by a female bust issuing three scrolling branches, terminating in circular drippans and candle holders, possibly American, electrified, 36cm wide, 22cm deep, 42cm high. £200-£300

91 A Napoleon III style oval giltwood mirror With foliate and floral cresting and apron, 124cm high, 70cm wide. £500-£700

92 A late 19th century French Louis XVI style walnut carved child’s bergère chair The oval caned back, double caned sides, scroll padded and caned bowed seat, on stop-fluted turned tapering legs, with a loose needlework squab cushion, 44cm wide, 38cm deep, 71cm high. £100-£200

93 A pair of late 19th century French Louis XIV style beech wood carved fauteuils Upholstered in neutral and close-nailed neutral beige fabric, with rectangular padded serpentine backs, above downswept scrolled arms and rectangular seats, the legs joined by ‘H’ stretchers, on scroll feet, each 45cm wide, 61cm deep, 121cm high, seat height 47cm high. (2) £600-£800

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94 Three 19th century mahogany occasional tables One circular with a games inlaid top, one with a quatrefoil moulded top, both with tripod legs, the last with circular top and base with scroll feet, all 44cm diameter, 74cm, 69cm and 72cm high respectively. £250-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

94a A matched pair of late 19th century Chinese camphor wood and brass bound chests The rectangular hinged lids with carrying handles to the sides, 97cm wide, 48cm deep, 45cm high and 102cm wide, 52cm deep, 49cm high respectively. (2) £600-£800

95 A George III style bleached mahogany wake or dining table The hinged oval top on square moulded legs, 236cm wide, 158cm deep (extended), 74cm high. £800-£1200 42

96 A vintage painted pine rocking horse Modelled as a race horse, with a red saddle, 134cm wide, 33cm deep, 68cm high. £400-£600

97 A large cherry and ash cricket table, mid 19th century With three-plank top and applied bentwood rim, standing on three chamfered splayed legs, 69cm diameter, 69cm high. £650-£750

98 A set of four and a pair of 19th century rush seated chairs The set painted, the pair ash with spindle backs. (6) £250-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

99 A 19th century French cherry, ash and chestnut farmhouse table With a central drawer and a drawer to one end, reduced in height to use as a coffee table,151cm wide, 85cm deep, 51cm high. £300-£500

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100 AR Charles Mozley (1914-1991) Figures around a counter Black ink and chalk Signed and dated 1956 55cm x 38cm £300-£500

101 AR Edward ‘Ted’ Dicks (1928-2012) Figures around a fire Oil on board Signed 50cm x 54cm. £50-£80

102 Sir Hubert Von Herkomer (1849-1914) Babes in the Wood Etching, titled and signed with initials in pencil to the margin 21.5cm x 26cm. £40-£60

103 A contemporary Arts & Crafts inspired carpet 295cm x 245cm £2000-£3000

104 A vintage Moroccan carpet 277cm x 180cm £800-£1200

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105 A contemporary Trellis design carpet, probably Turkish 361cm x 226cm £400-£600 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

106 A Turkish Sivas carpet, c.1900 296cm x 395cm £800-£1200 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

107 A 1920’s Georgian style walnut desk the rectangular top inset with a brown leather panel, with a recessed frieze drawer flanked on each side by three short oaklined graduated drawers, on scroll carved cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, 165cm wide, 105cm deep, 76cm high. £1000-£1500

108 A pair of Biedermeier mahogany console tables The rounded rectangular tops above frieze drawers on reeded legs joined by shaped under-tiers, on bun feet, second quarter 19th century, each 101cm wide, 48cm deep, 81cm high. (2) £1000-£1500 Provenance: Christie’s, London, A House on the Wiltshire Downs, 6 March 2008, lot 127. Property from a Berkshire Residence

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109 A silver plated covered soup tureen in the manner of Christopher Dresser, by Walker & Hall Squat circular on three feet, with loop handles and flared rim, 20cm high, 20cm diameter. £400-£500

110 An Edwardian silver-mounted glass claret jug in the manner of Christopher Dresser, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1907 With ebonised wood cylindrical handle, the tapering cylindrical body with star-cut base, 24cm high. £1000-£1200

111 An unusual Victorian silver chamber candlestick by E.H. Stockwell, London, 1888, retailed by Albert Barker of 5 New Bond St. The dished circular base on collet foot, applied with gold wirework monogram ‘EVD’ above inscribed date ‘Sept.22. 1892’ and centred by a short folding column with a beautifully engineered hinged and folding openwork wire handle which locks into place on the rim, 12.6cm diameter, 8oz (248gm). £600-£700

112 A Victorian silver jug by W. & G. Sissons, London, 1878 Squat form with matt finish and narrow engraved foliate band below the short spout, the handle chased with laurel leaves and berries and with ivory insulators, cover engraved with monogram and having a wreath finial, base inscribed ‘Keevil Society 1879’, 22cm high, 15/oz (465gm). £900-£1100

113 An Edwardian silver-cased Art Nouveau boudoir clock by William Comyns, London, 1904 With French brass movement, chased with winged angel heads amidst clouds and scrolling foliage, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, collapsible handle to top and raised on four bun feet, in original break-front red leather case lined in green silk, 9.5cm high, 13cm to top of raised handle. £800-£1000

114 A German historismus silver copy of a Renaissance double cup by Neresheimer of Hanau, circa 1910 Each half with onion lobes and fluting to body and foot, engraved with scrollwork around rims, 24cm diameter, 31cm high, 43oz (1333 gm). £1200-£1400

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115 An unusual Edwardian silver-cased novelty clock in the form of a padlock, by Grey & Co., London, 1905 The case containing a watch in silver plated case, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and auxiliary seconds dial, the case lined in green velvet, 11cm high. £500-£600

116 A modern plain rectangular silver photograph frame stamped ‘Tiffany & Co. 925’ With black plastic easel back, 22.9cm long x 17.8cm wide. £1000-£1200

117 A silver Arts and Crafts porringer by the Guild of Handicrafts designed by C.R. Ashbee, London, 1925 The hammered bowl with applied bifurcated and elongated loop handle set with blister pearl boss, moulded rim, stamped on base within panel ‘Hart & Huyshe. Campden. Glos.’, 10.6cm diameter, 17.5cm long to end of handle, 4oz (124gm). £500-£600 50

118 A small silver rose bowl by George Grant MacDonald for Grant MacDonald Silversmiths, London, 1984 compressed circular with gilt interior and detachable gilt top formed from numerous intersecting rings around a central disc, 18.5cm. diameter, 16 oz (496 gm). £600-£700

119 A modern parcel-gilt silver christening porringer to commemorate the Royal Christening of Prince William, by Stewart Devlin for the Franklin Mint, London, 1982, numbered 199 from an edition of 750 The lower body chased in relief with a frieze of waterlilies and lily-pads and inscribed to commemorate the event on the base, in original fitted box, 7.3cm diameter, 6cm high, 4oz (124 gm). £250-£300

120 ‘The St. Petersburg Collection coral egg’, by Theo Fabergé, Birmingham, 1994 A table ornament inspired by the Russian Imperial eggs, the spirally fluted clear and frosted glass egg with silver-gilt Imperial Crown finial, the internal silver cover centred by silver coral with a glass fish swimming through it, on gilt base simulating the sandy sea-bed, glass base etched ‘No. 416 T. Fabergé’, 14cm high, 7.5cm diameter. £300-£350

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121 A Louis-Phillipe mahogany and boxwood line inlaid fauteuil The scrolling padded back and rectangular seat upholstered in green gingham check, with downswept padded arms on ring turned legs with brass cappings and leather castors, 58cm wide, 52cm deep, 99cm high. £300-£500 Provenance: Private Collection, London Purchased Christie’s South Kensington, London, 19 Jan 2000, lot 811.

122 ¥ A George IV mahogany and rosewood crossbanded occasional table The circular top above a fluted and lotus leaf carved shaft, on a tripartite base and bun feet with recessed castors, 60cm diameter, 76cm high. £700-£900 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

123 A late Victorian oak and brass mounted hall table attributed to James Shoolbred & Co. The rectangular moulded top with pierced brass spindle gallery with turned finials, above a frieze drawer flanked by stick stands to each side, with removable drip-trays, the drawer stamped with diamond patent mark, 100cm wide, 34cm deep, 101cm high. £800-£1200 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence Christies, London, Important English Furniture, 22 November 2007, lot 683. James Shoolbred & Co. were well known manufacturers and retailers of furniture from about 1870 onwards with premises on Tottenham Court Road. They gained a reputation for the quality of their furniture in all styles employing French and German upholsterers and leading English designers. For a similar example see Christie's, London 11 September 2008, lot 117 (realised £8750 including premium). 52

124 A pair of George III style carved giltwood armchairs in the style of Morel and Seddon Upholstered in beige suede, 59cm wide, 51cm deep, 92cm high. (2) £1000-£1500

125 A George III style green painted and polychrome decorated narrow D-shaped pier table Decorated with swags, ribbons, vases and trophies, 189cm wide, 45cm deep, 89cm high. £800-£1200

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126 A late 19th century Italian Renaissance style carved giltwood standard lamp Leaf carved with mask heads and inset mirror panels, with a modern shade, 158cm high. £300-£400

127 A pair of Italian carved gilt wood table lamps Converted from 19th century foliate and leaf carved fragments, with shades, each 49cm high. (2) £250-£350 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

128 A 17th century style pietre dure table slab on ebonised base Inset with semi-precious stones and marbles including lapis lazuli, siena and malachite, the square moulded top with central flowerhead, with scrolls and a wide floral border with birds and fruit to each corner, 20th century, 108cm square, 81cm high. £600-£800 54

129 A large glazed terracotta model of a dog by Bavent With glass eyes, 73cm wide, 56cm high. £400-£600

130 A pair of large Victorian white glazed pottery Staffordshire dogs The spaniels with black noses and padlock and chains, each 39cm high. (2) £300-£500

131 ¥ A mid 19th century rosewood and sycamore marquetry display cabinet The shaped moulded top and frieze inlaid with scrolling leaves above an astragal glazed door and sides flanked by turned pilasters enclosing three shelves, with a mirror back, above an apron drawer, on turned feet, with castors, 85cm wide, 47cm deep, 162cm high. £300-£500

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132 A Bidjar rug, North West Persia, circa 1900 179cm x 133cm £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

133 A Turkish konya rug Re-piled 163cm x 119cm £300-£500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

134 An Anatolian Kirsehir rug, 19th century Part re-woven 86cm x 120cm £300-£500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

135 A fine silk Turkish Anatolian rug Circa first half 20th century 183cm x 120cm £1000-£1500

136 A Turkish Ghiordes rug 212cm x 130cm £400-£600 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

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137 A fine modern Ziegler Ferraghan carpet 300cm x 246cm £1500-£2000

138 A Bidjar rug circa 1900 253cm x 140cm £400-£600 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

139 A 19th century Japanese coromandel tansu chest In three parts, the upper part with sliding colourful papered doors, above three short drawers; above five long graduated drawers on later bracket feet, with carrying handles to the sides, paper character labels to the reverse, 117cm wide, 41cm deep, 165cm high. £1000-£1500

140 A pair of late 19th century later ebonised Louis XVI style bergères The rectangular padded backs, scrolling padded arms, sides and seats upholstered in neutral beige fabric, with loose squab cushion on turned reeded legs, each 79cm wide, 62cm deep, 89cm high, seat height 45cm. (2) £500-£800

141 ¥ A late Regency rosewood butler’s tray on stand Of oval form with hinged sides, with swing brass carrying handles to the sides, the folding stand with rings turned legs, 77cm wide, 52cm deep, 80cm high. £400-£600 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

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142 A French yellow and green faience and a green iridescent flambé table lamp The latter with shade, the former without, 30cm and 30cm high respectively. (2) £150-£200 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

143 A pair of mottled brown glazed table lamps and a pair of brown glazed table lamps Of baluster vase form and globular vase form, both with shades, each 41cm high and 33cm high respectively. (2) £180-£220 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

144 A pair of Belgian brown glazed flambé lamp bases and a pair Belgian praline glazed table lamps The first of tapering form, with shades, the others Art Deco with faceted bodies and without shades, 33cm high and 27cm high respectively. (4) £300-£500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence 60

145 A pair of Italian glazed pottery satyr masks The bearded faces with open mouths, with lemon fruit and leafy headdresses, each 38cm wide, 36cm high. (2) £300-£400

146 Two pairs of white and gilt table lamps One pair white porcelain and converted from moderator oil lamps, circa 1860, the other glass, both with shades, 33cm and 32cm high respectively. (4) £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

147 A set of three white and blue ceramic table lamps Of baluster form with gilt metal turned bases, all with shades, each 38cm high. (3) £100-£150 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence thepedestal.com

148 Ernst Barlach (1870-1938), Despair and Hope II (Hoffnung und Verzweiflung II), circa 1931 Lithograph Signed E Barlach, numbered 22/50 i/s 31.5cm x 42cm Within an ebonised and glazed frame, 51cm x 60cm. £300-£500 For another see MoMA Object number: 232.1935. Ernst Barlach was a sculptor, printmaker and dramatist, who was heavily influenced by Gothic wood carvings and inspired by his 1906 trip to Russia. He used emphatic gestures and angular poses to convey emotion and movement. From 1909 until 1926 Barlach worked with the Berlin art dealer and publisher Paul Cassirer, who encouraged his printmaking and published nearly all of his prints. Barlach made nearly two hundred black and white lithographs and woodcuts, including prints for five books and for a play he wrote himself, Der Tote Day (The Dead Day), the print offered here being an example of one of them.

149 AR Arthur Middleton Todd (1891-1966) Hazy Sunset, Falmouth Watercolour on paper 35cm x 25cm £100-£150

150 AR Elizabeth Dun (1923-1995) Fish A watercolour scroll painting with silk surround 91cm x 35cm Signed and with a Chinese seal mark £40-£60

151 Aristide Maillol (1861-1944) Woman seated in profile to the right, one knee bent, one knee raised. Lithograph Imprinted monogram “M” with annotation “Maillol Eau forte originale” in pencil outside the margin i/s 38cm x 38cm Within a gilt glazed frame 57cm x 53cm. £100-£150

152 AR Paul Wunderlich (1927-2010) Kleiner Frauenkopf (Small Head), 1968 Lithograph Signed Wunderlich, numbered 48/100, and dedicated “for Gabrielle from Paul” i/s 21cm x 15cm Within a brass glazed frame, 36cm x 30cm together with a monograph book on Paul Wunderlich by Jens Christian Jensen, Edition Volker Huber, 1980 £100-£150

153 AR Michele Paszyn (active 20th century) Venice Gouache on board Signed and inscribed ‘Venezia, 1962’ 41cm x 78cm With label James Bourlet and Sons official British Agents, Paris Salon 1968 and with an ink stamp for the Societé des Artistes......?, 1968. £150-£200 Exhibited: Paris Salon 1968 Provenance: According to inscription H.L Padova

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154 AR Pamela Scott (Wilkie) (b.1937), ‘Journey’ A leather folio bound sequence of 20 prints, dated 1971 Each mounted on paper, signed and dated in pencil P. SCOTT and dated 1971, limited edition 30/45 Smallest, 7cm x 38cm, largest, 27cm x 40cm. £200-£300 In 1970 the painter and printmaker Pamela Scott Wilkie drove overland to Asia from the UK through Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, Nepal and remote parts of Afghanistan. She set up a studio in Rawalpindi where in 1971 she produced a suite of 20 screen prints inspired by the landscapes, monuments and people she encountered in the course of this journey. This suite of prints, Journey, is powerfully evocative of the climate and colours of the places she passed through; they also chart an aesthetic journey, as she developed a very individual style in the process of producing these hand-pulled screen prints; with their use of translucent layers of pigment they have the vibrancy and delicacy of watercolours. See V&A Museum No. E.603:1-2013 and Lyon & Turnbull, Edinburgh, Decorative Arts: Design Since 1860, 11 November 2015, lot 459 for other examples of this limited edition folio of prints.

155 AR Joseph Solman (1909-2008) Portrait of a young boy Gouache on paper Signed Solman 29cm x 38cm £120-£180

156 AR Mechthildis Muschick-Zweiniger (German 1908-1980), A set of four prints from the Water Leaves series, 1973 On the lookout (1) One leaves the herd (4) The first rain (5) The flash flood (7) Offset print on drawing paper All signed, monogrammed and numbered 28/75 i/s 40cm x 52cm. All framed and glazed, 55cm x 67cm. (4) £100-£200 In 1967, 1969 and 1972 Mechthildis Muschick-Zweiniger travelled to Namibia and South Africa for several months at a time. There she showed her work in several exhibitions and undertook extensive studies on wild animals. The Water Leaves are a series of seven pictures, all of which deal with the various aspects of water in the African desert.

157 A near pair of needlework cushions together with another matched pair Of floral design, the near pair of differing sizes, the matched pair of contrasting colours and design, 54cm x 37cm and 41cm x 38cm, two 44cm square respectively. (4) £150-£200

158 A mahogany model of a spiral staircase 32cm diameter, 32cm high. £400-£600

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159 A pair of French lime green opaline glass table lamps Converted from moderator oil lamps circa 1840, with shades, each 31cm high. (2) £200-£300 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

160 A pair of steel wire work lamp bases With dragon handles, converted from moderator oil lamps, circa 1875, with shades, each 39cm high. (2) £300-£500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

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161 A pair of early 19th century green glazed terracotta table lamps Of twin-handled vase form with scrolling handles, with shades, each 28cm high. (2) £120-£180 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

162 A pair of late 19th century French LXIV style giltwood carved open armchairs Upholstered and close-nailed in green suede, the rectangular padded backs, downswept arms and padded seats on square tapering legs joined by stretchers, each 68cm wide, 57cm deep, 128cm high, seat height 46cm high. (2) £1000-£1500 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

163 A late 19th century French Louis XVI style white painted long stool With an oval caned seat and squab cushion, 107cm wide, 39cm deep, 49cm high. £200-£300

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164 A pair of George II style carved giltwood and cut gesso mirrors with aged plates, 114cm high, 58cm high. (2) £2000-£3000

165 A small George IV mahogany centre table The rectangular moulded top on ring turned legs and spool feet, 60cm wide, 29cm deep, 79cm high. £120-£180 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

166 A pair of late 19th century stained beech wood shell shaped stools The scallop shaped carved and moulded seats, on cabriole legs joined by moulded stretchers, on pad feet, 45cm wide, 40cm deep, 47cm high. (2) £500-£800

167 A patinated brass angle poise telescopic standard lamp and a small brass angle poise table lamp The standard lamp with a circular walnut tray, on a turned base, both with shades, 138cm high and 56cm high respectively. (2) £150-£200 Provenance: Property from a Berkshire Residence

168 A pair of 1960’s Jansen style glass and gilt metal occasional low tables With square inset glass tops on stands with turned reeded legs joined by square open slatted under-tiers, on turned feet, each 46cm square, 42cm high. (2) £400-£800

169 A 1950’s mahogany and brass two-tier cocktail trolley With pierced brass galleries and a bottle holder, 92cm wide, 46cm deep, 77cm high. £250-£350

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170 Two 1960’s glass vases Comprising a large Venetian green and amber sommerso handkerchief vase and a Jan Berànek for Skrdlovice glassworks tall amber glass vase with a green casings, the handkerchief vase 23cm high, the Skrdlovice vase 32cm high. £60-£80

171 A set of ten chrome 1970’s folding dining chairs With open backs above neutral beige padded square seats, on ‘X’ form legs, each 40cm wide, 44cm deep, 80cm high, seat height 45cm high. (10) £1000-£1500

172 A 1970’s mid-century modern chrome & bronzed tea / drinks trolley With three glazed rectangular tiers, the centre one stepped; on castors, 83cm wide, 40cm deep, 74cm high. £400-£600

173 A 1950’s brass two-tier drinks trolley in the manner of Jansen With oval glass tiers, a scrolling handles and large wheel castors, 70cm wide, 44cm deep, 73cm high. £300-£400

174 A 1960’s Jansen style marble and gilt metal coffee table The cream veined rectangular marble top on a stand with turned reeded legs and feet joined by an ‘X’ stretcher, 107cm wide, 46cm deep, 43cm high. £300-£500

175 ¥ A pair of 1960's Danish rosewood chests The rectangular tops above four long drawers on square tapering legs, each 90cm wide, 52cm deep, 71cm high. (2) £600-£800

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176 A group of seven vintage railway posters pasted on board Compromising: Tamworth Castle, Staffordshire illustrated by Ronald A Maddox, framed, 109cm high, 71cm wide, Maidstone, Kent, framed, 108cm high, 69cm wide, Winchester, Hampshire, framed, 108cm high, 69cm wide, ‘Destination?, Destination Clear’, framed, 108cm high, 69cm wide, British Transport Commission, General Notices Regulation and Conditions, framed, 109cm high, 71cm wide, a Normanton to Manchester timetable, framed 109cm high, 71cm wide, all for British Railways and another timetable, unframed, 103cm high, 64cm wide, (all a.f). (7) £100-£150

177 ¥ Trevor Chinn and Ray Leigh for Gordon Russell A rosewood and chrome GR1 Prestige coffee table circa 1975 The rectangular top on chrome supports, 158cm wide, 72.5cm deep, 38cm high. £400-£600

178 An English solid walnut Cotswolds School two-tier trolley, circa 1970’s The rectangular galleried top above a single undertier with square section uprights surmounted by spherical finials, on large circular castors, 71cm wide, 46cm deep, 79cm high. £300-£500

179 A Scottish silver greyhound racing trophy by George and John Morgan, Glasgow, 1927 Modelled as two muzzled greyhounds leaping a gate, their coats or ‘jackets‘ numbered respectively ‘3’ and ‘4’, mounted on a stepped circular wooden stand, 17cm high, 21.5cm long. £1500-£1800

180 A silver-plated Art Deco cocktail shaker, stamped to base ‘Maple & Co. London, 7626, ‘1.1/2 PINT’ Of plain tapering form with pull-off top and short tapering spout with pull-out mounted cork, on ribbed, stepped foot, 27cm high. £150-£200

181 A highly polished pear wood wine cooler with silver interior, by Gerald Benney, London, 1993 20cm high, 26cm wide, diameter of aperture 15cm, diameter of silver interior 21cm. £2000-£2500

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182 A large Italian silver vase, Padua, post 1968, signed ‘Belloto’, maker’s mark 240 PD Of octagonal tapering form, the sides with triangular facets and ribbed moulded rim, 32.2cm high, 16cm wide across top, 43oz (1333 gm). £1200-£1500

183 A modern silver coffee pot by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1969, designed by Eric Clements Of plain baluster form with domed cover, fluted melon-form wood finial and curved ‘C’-shaped wood handle, 20cm high, 21oz (651 gm). £500-£600

184 Golfing interest:- a Continental silver novelty bottle opener in the form of a golf club, with English agent’s and import marks for George Stockwell, London, 1934 Inscribed ‘PUTTER’ over an enamelled monogram ‘GSH’ in dark green, pale green and yellow, 15.5cm long. £250-£300

185 An impressive and stylish five-piece silver tea and coffee service of heavy gauge, by Sidney Beddall, Sheffield, 1973 and 1976, in the manner of Christopher Lawrence, stamped on bases ‘Designed Hand Made by S. Beddall’ Of tall plain tapering cylindrical form on textured collet foot, with textured circular finials, comprising hot water jug, coffee pot and sugar bowl with spoon, all 1973, the teapot and milk jug both 1976, teapot, hot water jug and coffee pot all with angular ebonised handles, 111oz (3441 gm). (6) £4000-£5000

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186 A set of six silver cocktail cups by Gerald Benney, London, 1966 Tapering bodies with bark finish, the plain cylindrical stems on plain flat circular bases, gilt interiors, each stamped under base ‘Gerald Benney London England’, 12.1cm high, 8cm diameter, 25oz (775 gm). (6) £3500-£4000

187 A pair of parcel-gilt silver wine goblets by Stuart Devlin, London, 1977 Numbered ‘343’ and ‘344’, the slender fluted stems capped by a multiple floral knop, gilt interiors, 17.1cm high, 14.5oz (449gm). (2) £800-£1000

188 A fine set of six parcel-gilt silver beakers of heavy gauge by Stuart Devlin, London, 1968/69 Three 1968, the other three 1969, the textured gilt sides applied with wriggle-work, gilt interiors, 11.1cm high, 71oz (2201 gm). (3) ÂŁ6000-ÂŁ8000

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189 A pair of Danish silver sauceboats by Georg Jensen, post 1945, each stamped ‘177’ Oval boat shaped bodies on chased knop above oval foot with ribbed vertical bands around the foot rims capped by tiny beads, the loop handles terminating in buds and beads, 20.8cm long, 12.1cm high, 25oz (775 gm). (2) £3000-£3500

190 A fine pair of Danish silver covered vegetable dishes on collet foot, by Georg Jensen, post 1945 Marked S10 and T10 and both marked 2A, of heavy gauge, compressed circular with hammered surfaces, openwork bud and berry handles, the covers with matching finials on stylised lily pad bases, 31cm wide handle to handle, 24cm diameter, 14cm high, 92oz (2852 gm). (2) ÂŁ8000-ÂŁ10000

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191 An Italian silver vase by Pampaloni The incurved sides with undulating flutes, 23.5cm high, 32.75oz (1016gm). £800-£1200 The firm of Pampaloni was established in 1902 and is situated near the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence where the founder’s grandsons, Gianfranco and Francesco Pampaloni continue the business to this day.

192 A stylish modern silver tea caddy by S.J. Rose & Son, London, 1977 With sloping tapering incurved sides, incurved cover and base, decorated all over with alternating shaded diagonal bands, gilt interior and tiger’s eye push-action thumb-piece, cover applied with an eagle, 10.5cm high, 12.5oz (387gm). £1000-£1200

193 A pair of 1970’s Italian chrome, gilt brass occasional tables by Mara Each of two square glass tiers, both signed on one top corner, each 39cm square, 58cm high. (2) £300-£400

194 Gino Sarfatti (1912-1984) for Arteluce A rare table lamp, model 534/B designed 1951 With three polychrome lacquered shades on a marble base, with Arteluce mark to one shade, 24cm high. £3000-£5000 Literature: M. Romanelli & S. Severi, Gino Sarfatti, Opere Scelte 19381973, Editions Silvana Editorale, Milan (2012), pp.206 & 426.

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195 A contemporary 'harlequin' leather chesterfield sofa With over-scrolled deep buttoned back and arms, on short chrome cabriole legs, 166cm wide, 90cm deep, 81cm high, seat height 50cm. £1200-£1800

196 A contemporary 'harlequin' leather chesterfield style club armchair With over scrolled deep buttoned sides and back, on short chrome cabriole legs, 104cm wide, 87cm deep, 81cm high, seat height 50cm. £600-£800

The Pedestal Bespoke Bone china and porcelain lights by

Margaret O’Rorke The selection will be on exhibition and available to buy or commission during the pre-auction view of Design For Living. The Pedestal’s Bespoke range offers unique, beautifully designed and produced objects by British craftspeople. For over 40 years Margaret O’Rorke has been captivated by the translucence of bone china and porcelain when lit from within and this fascination has informed her works in their wide ranging designs and highly imaginative forms throughout her career. Margaret initially studied Fine Art at Chelsea School of Art and afterwards she spent a year at Camberwell School of Art where Dame Lucie Rie was one of her tutors in ceramics. Dame Lucie was one of the first people to see Margaret’s early porcelain lights, and her support and encouragement helped to set Margaret on her creative path.

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Cylinders and Suspended Pods take their inspiration from Margaret’s travels in both manmade and natural environments, for the first, the skyscraper skyline of Osaka, and, the second, the resilient native flora of the Australian outback. Whereas in Whirling Dervish and Curled Light Sculpture fine porcelain thrown on her wheel is then twisted and turned into structures with movement and energy. Conus & Trochus and Moon lights simply demonstrate that illuminated porcelain provides not only an enchanting source of light, but also warm focal point to domestic and commercial interiors alike. Finally, in Waves fine porcelain bands come together to form an elegant structure of harmonious and calming undulating ribbons. For further information and electrical specifications and installation contact: bespoke@thepedestal.com

CYLINDERS Free-standing thrown lit porcelain light sculpture The inspiration for Cylinders originated many years ago. Margaret O’Rorke was in Osaka, Japan, high up in a dramatic skyscraper hotel looking down onto the crowded city below. It was the first time she had been in a skyscraper. When back home in her studio she thought, “what will happen if I throw a lot of cylinders, all different heights, just as I had seen from the skyscraper?”. Margaret joined the cylinders together and found a way to disguise a light inside. This is her own interpretation of Osaka as seen from above. Dimensions, height: 200mm, diameter: 480mm Price: £6,000

WHIRLING DERVISH The thrown fine porcelain is cut with a waving wire from the potters wheel, twisted, turned and joined, giving the feeling of Whirling Dervishes. The black thrown ceramic base holds the G9 lamp holder and lamp. Dimensions, height: approx. 170mm, diameter: 130mm Price: £500

CONUS & TROCHUS Conus & Trochus: cast translucent porcelain re-chargeable table lights. Conus, height: 150mm, diameter: 110mm; Trochus, height: 150mm, diameter: 140mm Margaret O’Rorke has combined all her experience to create porcelain re-chargeable table lights suitable for the hospitality industry and the home. They can be placed anywhere, both indoors and outdoors, and give a natural focus, for example, enhancing a dinner table and creating a focus to a gathering. The induction battery will last up to 16 hours. Conus and Trochus are both created from a thrown clay cone shape which is then fluted. Price: each £270

WAVES Thrown, reformed and joined translucent porcelain lit wall sculpture. The translucent porcelain lit wall sculpture is wheel-thrown. Fine porcelain bands are reformed and joined onto one flat thrown circular band to form a single stable structure and fired to 1,300°C. A metal backing plate with electrical fittings supports the lit translucent porcelain form. Dimensions, diameter: 500mm, height: 200mm, depth: 140mm Price: £2,975

CURLED LIGHT SCULPTURE Free-standing, small thrown porcelain cut, twisted and joined light sculpture on a thrown ceramic black base. Dimensions, height: 240mm Price: £300

MOON LIGHTS Translucent bone china pendant Moon lights are cast from the forms of Margaret O’Rorke’s handcrafted inspirations which begin on the potter’s wheel. The form of the light comes about by letting the nature of the bone china material take its own course when on the wheel the clay is thrown as thinly as possible. Margaret is currently working with the finest skilled porcelain and bone china manufacturers to develop new lighting concepts and aesthetics. Hitherto, these materials have not been regarded as material for lighting made on a large scale. Moon lights can be suspended singly or arranged in groups of three or more. Dimensions, height: 150mm, depth: 160mm Price: each £250

SUSPENDED PODS Five different pairs of cast translucent white porcelain pods suspended on an adjustable 12-volt track system. Each pair of pods: diameter: 190mm, depth: 140mm The light cast by Suspended Pods onto the nearby wall forms part of this original lighting concept and becomes an integral part of an interior living space. Designed for both commercial and domestic settings. The height of the five pairs of pods can be customised to the client’s specification. On a visit to Australia in 1997, Margaret O’Rorke was captivated by the exquisite native plants which thrive in challenging environments and grow from stony, arid ground. On her return to the UK she explored the pod form, and fascinated by the possibilities of the 12volt track system, she devised forms which could be strung across a room or a dining table without the need to install electrical fittings. A vertical hanging system soon followed, and as Margaret always aims to disguise the engineering and electrical fittings, here double sided forms are suspended on an invisible thrown porcelain support. Price: £4,450

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Sale Title Design for Living Date 2pm Tuesday 10 November 2020

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