The Saturday Select Catalogue

The Saturday Select Saturday 11 July, 10am Catalogue ÂŁ5

Diss Auction Rooms This catalogued auction is one from our impressive and eclectic calendar which includes 52 weekly Friday sale days, plus Thursday themed sales and 22 Saturday special sales.

It incorporates diverse specialist auctions run by a team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable valuers and cataloguers including leading regional authorities on, among other subjects, Modern Design and Architectural Salvage.

Please see twgaze.co.uk for dates and details.

We offer competitive commission rates for both buyers and sellers.

Vendor payment procedures begin on the evening of the sale.

The Diss Auction Rooms is a large auction site equipped with a spacious car park, catering amenities courtesy of the Bidders Bistro, ground-floor access to all areas, disabled toilet and baby-changing facilities.

It offers a full and captivating day out for the whole family; conveniently situated in the historic market town of Diss on the Suffolk/ Norfolk border it is very much on the tourist route.

The auction rooms themselves are centrally placed and easily accessible by foot and vehicle.

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The Saturday Select Auction

Senior Valuers

Diss Auction Rooms

Saturday 11 July 2015, 10am

Elizabeth Talbot MRICS Edward Smith MA

Roydon Road, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4LN. 01379 650306 auctions@twgaze.co.uk

On View Thursday 9 July 2-8pm Friday 10 July 10am-6pm Sale Morning 8.30am-10am

www.twgaze.co.uk

Valuer & Sale Manager Lisa West

Important Information 1. Buyer’s Registration Before bidding please obtain your personal buyer’s number from reception. Please note that some form of Personal Identification will be required to confirm your address details. If you become a regular buyer at the Diss Auction Rooms permanent buyer’s numbers are available.

2. Buyer’s Premium A Buyer’s Premium of 15% is payable on the hammer price (VAT is charged on the premium).

3. Value Added Tax i Lots indicated with the symbol “i” are sold inclusive of VAT in the hammer price. Your invoice will show the element of VAT. 4. Payment We require settlement of purchases on the day of sale. If you have bought on a written bid we ask you to arrange immediate settlement upon advice of your purchase.

4.1 Payment by Cash Either during or at the end of the sale enables immediate collection of lots, cash payments in excess of £5,000 are not accepted.

4.2 Payment by Cheque Cheques will be cleared before collection of goods, or a Bank Reference supplied before the goods are collected.

4.3 Payment by Credit & Debit Cards Either during or at the end of the sale enables immediate collection of lots. Visa & Mastercard credit cards accepted, subject to 1.5% (+VAT) surcharge. Payments exceeding £1,000 can only be made by the cardholder in person.

4.4 Online Bank Transfers These may be arranged for larger transactions 5. Ways of Bidding 5.1 In Person If you are attending the sale then you can bid in person. Ensure that you have the attention of the auctioneer during bidding and upon purchasing either show, or advise the Auctioneer of your buyer’s number.

5.2 By Written Bid If you cannot attend the sale then please complete a written bid form indicating the price you wish to bid to. The Auctioneer will faithfully execute your commission bid, starting the bidding at a low level and using your written bid against other bids and any reserve price that might apply, to acquire the lot on your behalf at as low a level that other interest allows. In the occasional situation of another bidder holding the bid equal to your top bid the auctioneer will place one further bid on your behalf. Written bid forms must be received no later than 30 minutes before the commencement of the sale. This service is offered free of charge but without responsibility. If you are successful with your written bid we will normally telephone you with details of your purchase after the sale. Where we cannot make contact we will invoice you a.s.a.p. We will ask you to make immediate settlement and early collection of your purchases.

5.3 By Telephone Telephone bidding is available to buyers willing to pay, at the very least, the publicised guide price. This service needs to be arranged prior to the sale with the specialist concerned. We will then contact you a few minutes before your lot is due to be offered.

Again, this service is undertaken free of charge but without responsibility and we strongly advise you to leave a covering bid.

5.4 Via Website Go to twgaze.co.uk and click onto “remote bidding”.

5.4 Via the-saleroom.com Remote live bidding is available sale via www.the-saleroom.com .

Buyers register with the-saleroom and familiarise yourself with their terms and conditions

6. Auctioneers Opinion We are pleased to provide e-mail images of items with a guide price over £100, time permitting, for your assessment. If required we will give the auctioneers opinion as to the condition including any damage or restoration which is immediately apparent. We can give no guarantee on authenticity, completeness or concealed restoration. We strongly recommend your personal viewing of the item. If purchase is subsequently effected- viewed or not viewed- full liability as to the price, condition, authenticity and suitability is that of the purchaser. The auctioneers opinion is not a warranty.

7. Reserves & Guide Prices Where items are offered for sale subject to a reserve price, it is our policy to reflect the reserve price at a level no higher than the lower end of the “guide price”.

8. Catalogue Description The Auctioneers undertake that reasonable care has been taken to produce catalogue descriptions that are accurate and reliable but these are necessarily matters of opinion only and not to be taken as statement of fact. Although in some instances damage or restoration is noted, generally imperfections are not stated and prospective buyers must satisfy themselves on the condition and accuracy of description of each lot prior to bidding and to act upon their own judgment. In particular: Pictures, bronzes etc: Only descriptions commencing with the forename(s) and surname of the artist are in our opinion the work of that particular artist. Any other forms of description are given without warranty as to the origin, authenticity or signature of the artist noted.

Export:Prospective purchasers are advised that due care and attention has identified lots containing materials from endangered species, including but not limited to coral, ivory, rosewood and tortoiseshell. Certain countries may prohibit the import of these lots and accordingly, prospective purchasers should familiarize themselves with relevant customs regulations prior to bidding.

9. Collector’s Electrical Items Electrical items noted as “collector’s electrical items” within the catalogue are sold on the strict understanding that though originally intended to be operated by mains electricity are sold untested, without warranty or any guarantee as to serviceability or working order. These items might not comply with current statutory requirements and are offered for sale solely for display purposes or historical interest. The items are not suitable for connection to mains electricity unless they are checked and warranted so by a qualified electrician 10. Artist’ Resale Rights (ARR) In essence, this charge will be made to the purchaser of any work of art that has been produced by a living artist, or an artist registered with Design and Artists Copyright Society, on lots with the hammer price more than the UK sterling equivalent of €1000. Please refer to www.dacs.org.uk for further rules and current exchange rates. The royalty charge will be added to purchase invoices and must be paid before items can be cleared.

All royalty charges are paid to the Design and Artists Copyright Society (“DACS”) by the Auctioneers, and no handling costs or additional fees with respect to these charges will be retained by the Auctioneer.

11. twgaze.co.uk A visit to our website offers: online catalogues, auction e-mail lot alerts, keyword search facility for your particular requirements, remote bidding procedures, results & forthcoming auction calendar 12. Full terms and conditions Available on twgaze.co.uk

The Saturday Select Sale Welcome to our inaugural Saturday Select Sale, a brand new auction in our full and extensive calendar.

Select because our specialist valuers and cataloguers have chosen the entries; select because overall quality will be higher than our regular larger sales. It does not automatically follow that lots will be more expensive nor therefore that there is prohibitive exclusivity in the mix, but in many cases, higher expectation will be a natural byproduct of the selection process.

The Saturday Select Sale is intended as an eclectic and exciting showcase encompassing fine examples from many of our special categories, both traditional antiques and homestyle feature pieces, and

consequently each sale will be “free-form”.They will be made available to our audience of auction enthusiasts on chosen weekends, accessible as a live auction experience either in person or via the online auction platform, the-saleroom.com.

This month the headliners include Nicole Freres, Minton’s majolica a private collection of 18th Century Lowestoft porcelain, paintings by Thomas Smythe and Edmund Blair Leighton, Oriental artefacts and some very desirable jewellery and silver objects d’art. Then when you have finished reading this catalogue, the volume of Charles Darwin’s “Origin of Species” may beckon.

We hope, having enjoyed this selection, you will mark the next Saturday Select Sale on 5 September in your diary.

auction calendar July Fri 10 Sat 11 Fri 17 Fri 17 Sat 18 Fri 24 Fri 24

Antiques The Saturday Select Sale Antiques Builders Equipment Architectural Salvage & Statuary Art with Antiques Farmhouse & Cottage Furniture Antiques

Fri 31 August Fri 7 The Quarterly Antiques Special Sat 8 Rural & Domestic Bygones Fri 14 Antiques Fri 14 Small Holders Effects Fri 21 Antiques Fri 21 Musical Instruments Sat 22 Gallery Sale Fri 28 Antiques Fri 28 Vintage Industrial Furniture September Fri 4 Antiques Fri 4 Photographica Sat 5 The Saturday Select Sale Fri 11 Wines & Spirits with Antiques Fri 11 Builders Equipment Sat 12 Architectural Salvage & Statuary

Enquiries welcomed Calendar subject to change.

Please telephone to confirm dates (revised May 2015)

Diss Auction Rooms

...Buying & selling made rewarding & enjoyable...

7007,7008,7009 & 7010

7003

The Saturday Select Sale 10am

7001

An 18th Century Lowestoft blue and white porcelain tea bowl and saucer, painted with a version of the Cannonball pattern, with pagodas within a walled garden £90 - 130

7008

7001

An 18th Century Lowestoft porcelain polychrome bowl painted in puce and iron red with rare pattern of two deer in a landscape with stylised trees, 14.5cm diameter, chip to rim and interior badly scuffed and discoloured £180 - 250

7004

An 18th Century Lowestoft blue and white porcelain butter boat, printed and painted with floral sprays and scattered flowers on a body moulded with cartouches and flowers, 14cm long overall, large chip to top rim £200 - 300

7002

An 18th Century Lowestoft blue and white porcelain sauce boat painted with Oriental river scenes with fishermen within foliate moulded cartouche panels, 21cm long overall, underglazed “8” to foot, hairline crack running from base to side, base of handle cracked £280 - 380

7005

An 18th Century Lowestoft blue and white porcelain leaf shaped pickle dish painted with fruiting vine, 11cm long, small chips to rim £80 - 120

7006

7012

An 18th Century Lowestoft polychrome porcelain Curtis style coffee can, painted with summer flowers, chip to rim, hairline crack to body. A blue and white tea bowl painted with buildings in an Oriental landscape, hairline crack (2) £80 - 120

7014

7007

An 18th Century Lowestoft polychrome porcelain spherical teapot with slightly curved spout, painted in iron red and gras bleu with Redgrave type house and barn amongst foliage, 15cm tall overall. Principal damage large chips to lid rim, body cracked £180 - 220

7008

An 18th Century Lowestoft porcelain teapot of small proportions with dome lid and spherical body painted in blue and iron red with flowers and butterflies, some wear, slight discolouration and firing crack to inside of lid £120 - 200

7009

7010

An 18th Century Lowestoft polychrome porcelain Redgrave type “Dolls House” pattern tea bowl and two graduated saucers. Bowl cracked and stained, one saucer cracked and one saucer chipped (3) £80 - 120 An 18th Century Lowestoft polychrome porcelain Redgrave type “Two Birds” pattern tea bowl and saucer, hairline crack to saucer £80 - 120

7011

A late 18th/early 19th Century English polychrome coffee pot enamelled with sprays and bouquets of flowers, various damage including chipped spout and crazed body, lid missing £70 - 100

7012

An 18th Century polychrome porcelain sparrow beak milk jug of baluster form painted with bouquet of mixed flowers and scattered floral sprays, 13cm tall, handle glued top and bottom, chip to foot rim, possibly missing a lid £80 - 120

7013

A late 18th Century polychrome porcelain pedestal cream jug of reeded oval form, painted with baskets of flowers £70 - 90

7014

An 18th Century Lowestoft polychrome porcelain curios style sparrow beak cream jug of baluster form, painted with summer flowers, 8.5cm tall £150 - 250

7015

An 18th Century Lowestoft polychrome tea bowl and saucer, painted with baskets of flowers and scattered sprigs, small nibble to foot rims, hairline crack to bowl, firing imperfection to saucer £50 - 80

7011

7016

A late 18th Century Newhall type coffee can delicately painted in pink with scattered flowers and scrolled border £40 - 60

7017

A set of five late 18th Century polychrome porcelain saucers painted with baskets of flowers and scattered sprigs. Two similar floral tea bowls (7 - all a/f) £50 - 70

7018

A pair of late 18th Century blue and white tea bowls and a matching saucer, painted with borders of cross-hatched panels and rockwork, chipped (3) £30 - 50

7021 & 7022 7019

7020

A late 18th Century polychrome porcelain Newhall style milk of wrythen fluted oval section, painted with floral sprays, handle stapled, overglazed chip to foot rim, a similar late 18th Century tea bowl and saucer, saucer chipped (3) £40 - 60 A late 18th Century Lowestoft blue and white porcelain bowl transfer printed with the rare “Bird” pattern with a peacock and pea hen seated in a flowering tree, with flowers, bird, butterfly and diapered border.

20cm diameter.

Hairline cracks and damage, restoration present £140 - 210

7021

7022

7023

A pair of blanc-dechine porcelain “Dogs of Fo” taper stick holders, one taper holder missing, one a/f with firing cracks, 12cm tall £800 - 1200 A near pair of blanc-de-chine porcelain “Dogs of Fo” taper stick holders, one with paw a/f and the other some damage to ribbon on back, 13cm tall £800 - 1200 An early 20th Century signed ivory netsuke £40 - 50

7024

Two 19th Century hand painted porcelain pipes £30 - 50

7025

A pair of Victorian carved ivory figures and another, approx.

10cm tall (3) £50 - 100

7026

A circa 1900 Chinese cutlery set in case, green tortoiseshell detail £40 - 70

7027

A 19th Century Japanese carved flat figure of a young woman with brass stand, 9.5cm high £80 - 120

7028

A pair of Moorcroft vases, flambé trees pattern. Signature to base and Liberty’s printed mark. (Chip to rim and foot of one) £250 - 375

7029

An 18th Century carved ivory figure of aa African interpretation of a Portuguese missionary, 11cm tall £2000 - 3000

7030

A 19th Century ivory carving of the elephant god Ganesh seated with crossed legs. 9.5cm high £80 - 120

7033

A circa 1900 ivory wavy trinket box with chinoiserie carved detail, 5.5cm x 12cm x 8.5cm £100 - 150

7031

An Edwardian lady’s sewing companion book-form etui including thimble, scissors etc £25 - 30

7034

A carved jade spinach bowl, 4cm tall, together with an embossed dish (2) £100 - 150

7032

Royal Christmas Card for 1995, signed by Princess Diana “Faith, with love from Diana”, mounted black and white photograph of Diana with her two young sons, Princes William and Harry, white card mount, gilt Royal Crest, in fine condition.

Provenance: From Mrs Faith Yates former employee of Birmingham Palace, date stamp 11 Dec 1995 £200 - 300

7035

Three Georgian silver serving spoons, one monogrammed.

London 1798, 1809 and 1811. 149g £100 - 150

7036

A 19th Century ivory bangle £100 - 150

7037

A pair of Victorian longuettes with engine turned handle with loop terminal £25 - 30

7028

7036

7038

A circa 1900 ivory card case with carved Oriental border with central oval initials. The reverse with central carved cartouche surround by carved serpentine border, interior cracked a/f, 11.5cm x 7.5cm £150 - 250

7039

Three silver spirit labels, Brandy, Sherry & Whisky £40 - 60

7040

An amber bead necklace the larger amber beads 20 x 15mm approx, interspersed by smaller beads 7 x 10mm approx, 60cm long £300 - 500

7047

7045

7041 7041

A Welrod bolt action pistol .32ACP, serial number 0107, deactivation certificate SECTION GREEN: Buyer must be 18 or over, no licence required. £1800 - 2300

7042

A bracelet and clip earring set in yellow metal (stamped) set with purple stones. (tests as approx 14ct), circa 1940 £400 - 600

7043

Five various silver spoons including salt, mustard and teaspoons. Georgian and later. 49g £25 - 40

7044

Seven various silver teaspoons, some monogrammed including five Georgian. 91g £30 - 50

7046

7047

An 18ct ring, set with large black opal, Matrix stone with five diamonds on each side. Circa 1930 £1000 - 1500 A miniature watercolour on ivory of early to mid 19th Century gent in dress coat (possibly Prince Albert), in oval fame £600 - 900 A late Victorian silver cornucopia-shaped scent flask decorated with fine repousse work in the Rococo style, with glass liner and flami-form knop.

Birmingham 1890 (marks rubbed) 20.5cm long £400 - 600

7048

Four early Victorian Thomas Johnson silver pepperettes as band players, two without hats, London 1886, 102g £150 - 225

7049

Two 20th Century Coptic booklets £40 - 60

7053

7050

A suite of jewellery comprising necklace and earrings, large blue topaz set in 750, made by Chimento circa 1970, signed £2500 - 3500

7051

A 15ct gold platinum set bracelet the central pierced panels set with diamonds in rub over setting, each framed by floral milgrain diamonds £950 - 1400

7052

A diamond cluster cocktail ring approximately 5ct total, stamped 14k £3000 - 4500

7053

A Victorian butterfly pendant with interchangeable brooch attachment, the central round cut Ceylon sapphire with pearl thorax, ruby and diamond encrusted wings terminating with three oval Ceylon sapphires, with safety chain £2000 - 2500

7054

An 18ct gold circular cameo brooch with high relief of maiden, with safety chain £200 - 300

7055

An oval miniature portrait on ivory of young girl with brown curly hair and bird drinking from a goblet, monogrammed C.B. 1783 with woven hair panel reverse.

7.5 cm long (hairline crack to side) £400 - 600

7056 7056

7055

7060

A rock crystal reverse painted intaglio brooch depicting a Pekinese in original fitted box £1000 - 1200

7061

A 19th Century snuff box with enamel lid depicting risqué female on chair £55 - 85

A Victorian propelling pencil with embossed body £15 - 20

7057

An 18ct gold platinum set diamond daisy ring 1.50ct total £1800 - 2200

7058

A black jade and diamond dress ring stamped 585 14k £300 - 400

7059

A Victorian bracelet, engraved buckle with cabochon garnet and old cut diamonds on engraved ornate gold mount £1500 - 2000

7062

7063

A 19th Century tortoiseshell snuff box with crosshatch detail studded with gold in corners, monogrammed cartouche £70 - 105

7064

A pair of black jade drop earnings the rectangular jade drop hung on bark effect posts and terminals stamped 14k £300 - 400

7065

An 18ct gold diamond cocktail ring, the two central diamonds .25ct each, framed by 14 smaller diamonds £1500 - 2200

7066

A 19th Century ivory page turner with shibayama handle depicting bees and beetles, 38cm long £120 - 180

A 3ct diamond solitaire ring £6000 - 8000

7062

7071 7067

A 19th Century tortoiseshell box, with ivory border and ball feet, 5cm long £55 - 85

7068

A stiff hinge bangle set with round and baguette cut diamonds £1500 - 2000

7072

A pietra-dura paperweight of rectangular form, decorated with forget-me-knots, 12cm long £60 - 90

A late 18th Century silver pap boat, London circa 1796, makers mark “PB over AB” £150 - 225

7073

An early 20th Century mother of pearl and engraved panel card case £70 - 105

7074

A 19th Century mother of pearl card case, with engraved and scrollwork panel front, pink silk lining £65 - 100

7069

7070

A 19th Century tortoiseshell silk lined etui, with gold inlay set with abalone shell, vacant cartouche, 15cm long £75 - 115

7071

A suite of 9ct gold and red stone set jewellery consisting slave bangle, drop earrings, multi-stone necklace, in original fitted box £1000 - 1500

7075

A 19th Century Anglo Indian card case, inlaid border, pierced panel, red silk interior £35 - 55

7076

An early 20th Century ivory spectacle case inlaid with mother of pearl and abalone shell, 14.5cm long £120 - 180

7074

7077

A 19th Century shagreen circular lidded box with steel cut decorative swags to lid £65 - 100

7078

Sewing accessories including two 19th Century pin cushions and turned wood bobbins £70 - 100

7079

7080

7081

7082

7083

Two miniature silver picture frames including Birmingham Gourdel Vales & Co 1903 and Carrs of Sheffield Ltd 1991 £30 - 40 A selection of late 19th/early 20th Century carved ivory including pendants, brooches and animals (8) £40 - 70 Sewing accessories including English Stork scissors, ivory pin case, cotton barrel, pin cushion and Britainnia Berry pin tube £40 - 70 A pair of early 20th Century ivory glove stretchers and associated items including a nail brush (5) £20 - 30 Mixed items including pin holders, cheroot holder etc £30 - 50

7084

A silver sliding pencil holder. Chester 1910 and silver bladed pen knife with mother of pearl handle (2) £25 - 35

7085

A baby’s rattle with silver pixie head and ivorine handle £20 - 40

7086

A modern silver miniature folding picture frame, marked 925 with import marks. 4cm Square closed £25 - 30

7087

Sewing accessories including 19th Century ivory cotton barrel, adornment instruments etc £50 - 100

7092

A Georgian Thomas Wallis (II) and Jonathon Hayne basting spoon.

London 1808. 112g £100 - 150

7093

A George III crested silver basting spoon.

London 1797 makers mark I B. 63g £80 - 120

7094

Four pieces of 18th19th Century porcelain including Chien Lung tea bowl, Newhall Oriental pattern tea bowl, Spode blue and white saucer and covered Oriental patterned pot £100 - 140

7095

A pair of silver stem vases with flared rims, tapering bodies to circular weighted bases. 17cm Tall.

Birmingham marks rubbed £40 - 50

7088

A sewing set with associated mixed contents including needles, button hook etc £25 - 40

7089

Sewing items including 19th Century ivory containers, crochet hooks etc £40 - 60

7096

A pair of porcelain cherubs with blue anchor mark, together with a cottage £30 - 50

7090

A George III silver serving spoon, handle monogrammed WT to CW. London marks rubbed, maker RB. 63g £40 - 50

7097

A William Comyns & Sons Ltd silver barrel form mustard with blue glass liner and associated Victorian silver spoon, London 1963. 147g £70 - 100

7091

A George III silver serving spoon, handle monogrammed WO. London 1754, makers mark JJ?. 40g £40 - 50

7098

A silver lustre farming jug, circa 1820, naively painted with a farmer leading a horse and cart laden with hay, inscribed below lip, ”Jeremiah Siden “ fruiting vine border below rim (chip to lip) £300 - 400

7099

Three modern silver picture frames including two Carrs of Sheffield Ltd 1988 and 1991 £80 - 120

7098 7102

A pair of Saunders & Mackenzie silver candlesticks.

Birmingham 1968.

18.5cm Tall, weighted bases £70 - 100

7105

A crystal glass desk inkwell flanked by griffin candles sconces, lid a/f £70 - 100

7106

A silver oval photograph frame.

Birmingham.

27cm tall £50 - 70

7107

A Victorian claret jug with mask spout with cameo etched glass body of Webb style £50 - 100

7105 7100

A 19th Century gilt and gesso overmantel mirror with central bevelled dome plate, flanked by rectangular mirror plate.

116cm x 66cm £80 - 120

7101

Four pieces of 18th Century blue and white porcelain including Caughley bowl and leaf form pickle dish £70 - 100

7103

A late 18th Century Vienna porcelain chocolate cup with lid (restored) white ground blue floral borders with gilt embellishments and an 18th Century Derby wrythen form tea bowl and saucer, gilt floral decoration £80 - 100

7104

A silver Frank Hawker Ltd oblong dish with gadrooned border. Birmingham 1971. 23cm long.

318 grams £80 - 120

7107

7108

A circa 1900 ceramic figure of a bull, 25cm tall £50 - 100

7109

A late 19th Century Vienna handpainted vase with female portrait, gilt embellishment, 14cm tall £40 - 50

7110

A 19th Century treen string box £50 - 100

7111

A Charles Stuart Harris silver three piece teaset half melon fluted body, ebony handle and knop a/f, London 1900, 1074g £200 - 300

i 7112

7113

Two Royal Doulton vases base inscribed with masonic presentation inscription “With compliments of Wor. m and Brethren of the band of Friendship lodge No. 4853 Ladies Festival 17 Oct 1929 and miniature vase not inscribed £100 - 150

7121 7115

Six Newhall hard paste porcelain tea bowls, line and dot borders with pink floral sprays, with three similar various teapots, oval teapot stand and teapot lid (11), some chipping and hairlines £150 - 250

7116

A Chester hall marked silver part dressing set comprising of mirror and four brushes , with embossed cherub detail, boxed £100 - 150

7117

A Dartington J A Campbell silver lidded butter dish.

London 1856. 90g £50 - 70

7118

A pair of Francis & Howard silver lidded salt and pepper shakers £25 - 40

7119

A First Period Worcester polychrome tea cup and tea bowl, with fluted bodies, floral decoration £80 - 100

A crystal glass bowl with silver rim, Robert Pringle & Son. London 1904 and a white metal rimmed example (2). 21cm and 18cm diameter £40 - 50

7126 7114

7131

A 19th Century hard paste porcelain tea service, comprising teapot, sucrier, milk jug, four tea cups, four saucers, four tea bowls, all with blue and white pagoda decoration over painted with grape and vine gilt borders £200 - 300

7120

A Goldsmith and Silversmiths cased two piece cruet set, London 1920, 132g £100 - 150

7121

A late 18th Century Worcester (Davis/Flight) tea cup and saucer decorated with blue fruit and scroll panels, gilt borders £60 - 100

7122

A C & S Co Ltd silver five bar toast rack of architectural form.

London 1927. 197g £40 - 50

7123

An 18th Century Lowestoft blue and white saucer, Longbridge and House pattern and a Worcester sparrow beak jug with cover, floral knop restored (2) £100 - 200

7124

7125

7128

A selection of 18th Century blue and white ceramics including Liverpool tea bowls and saucers and a sparrow beak jug (hairline) £120 - 180

7129

A silver matched canteen of cutlery including twelve spoons, twelve soup spoons, four serving spoons, six egg spoons, eleven small forks, twelve large forks, six teaspoons and eight large silver handled knives, eight small knives and a cheese knife, various makers and dates £1000 - 1500

7130

A late 18th Century Flight wrythen form blue and white tea bowl, saucer and coffee can, white ground, dark blue border, gilt decoration of bees and flowers £70 - 100

A Victorian black carved slate totem pole with paper label H. Stadthagen, The Indian Trader, 79 Johnson Street, Victoria, B.C. £300 - 500

7131

A Walker & Hall silver oval mustard with blue glass liner.

Sheffield 1923 with associated Georgian silver spoon. 48g £40 - 50

ALFRED JOHN BILLINGHURST R.B.A. (1880 - 1965):Portrait of young girl, oil on canvas, 30cm x 27cm £150 - 250

7132

Five pieces of 18th Century Worcester blue and white tea bowls and saucers including Dr Wall period, varying designs including “Garden Fence” £100 - 200

7126

An Edwardian S & Co silver pierced bon bon dish raised on single pedestal. Sheffield 1908. 21cm Square. 457g £150 - 250

7127

A hollow cast bronze Indonesian figure on wooden base, 28cm tall £100 - 200

7124

7133

An E. Viners silver salver with shaped rim, Sheffield 1967, 26cm diameter, 476g £100 - 150

7134

A cased set of six Farber and Son imperial plate Cheltenham brandy warming pans £50 - 100

7135

7136

7137

7138

A Samuel Jacob embossed silver handled tortoiseshell page turner, foliate and scroll decoration, London 1892, 45cm long £200 - 300 A Victorian paperweight the central cane burst surrounded by white cotton twist £80 - 120 A Victorian twisted pink glass cane and millefiori paperweight £50 - 80 A Whitefriars millefiori faceted glass paperweight on a pedestal base, dated 1973 £80 - 120

7139

A Victorian millefiori glass dome paperweight £100 - 150

7140

A Steve Smyers Art Glass butterfly and flower paperweight, 1978 £50 - 80

7141

7142

7137

A Caithness pink “floral fountain” limited edition paperweight 194/750 £30 - 50 A Victorian J. Kilner & Sons, Wakefield green glass dump with coloured glass inclusions £120 - 180

7143

7143

A clear glass paperweight with fly to centre £80 - 100

7144

A glass paperweight with flower basket to centre £60 - 80

7145

A faceted glass millefiori paperweight £60 - 80

7146

A Victorian millefiori and twisted glass cane paperweight £100 - 140

7147

7148

Two millefiori glass paperweights, one pink with red and blue canes the other green with white and purple canes (2) £60 - 80 A Whitefriars millefiori paperweight commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, 1952-1977, boxed with certificate, No 667 to base £80 - 120

71 49

Four various paperweights including faceted glass, and Caithness, Scotland “Mooncrystal” etc (4) £40 - 60

7150

An iridescent mushroom form paperweight and a blue and white mottled glass paperweight (2) £40 - 60

7139

7151

An Italian glass paperweight with goldstone type inclusions and a Victorian millefiori example (2) £80 - 120

7152

A Caithness Collectors Club paperweight “Byzantium” 33/750, boxed £25 - 40

7153

A Whitefriars millefiori paperweight commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, 1952-1977, boxed with certificate, No 111 to base £80 - 120

7154

Two glass paperweights one millefiori and the other with coloured glass spray (2) £40 - 60

7155

Two bubble glass paperweights with floral decoration (2) £60 - 80

7156

A Caithness paperweight “Reverie” edition number 687, boxed £25 - 40

7157

Four souvenir picture paperweights including “Gigantic Wheel, Blackpool”, Toad Rock at Tunbridge Wels”, “Blackfriars Bridge” and “Corby Castle” (4) £40 - 50

7142

7138

7161

7158

Two Selkirk glass Scotland paperweights “Fissoon” 122/350, 1980 and “Marbrie Pink” 40/450 1979 (2) £60 - 80

7159

A Whitefriars millefiori paperweight commemorating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, 1952-1977, boxed with certificate, No 735 to base £80 - 120

7160

Four 18th & 19th Century tea cups and saucers including Newhall, Chelsea Derby, Swansea and Ridgway £100 - 200

7161

C.B.BIRCH 1860 Parian figure of lady with fawn. 50cm tall £300 - 500

7162

A circa 1900 Lachenal & Co Anglo Concertina, rosewood ends with original mahogany fitted case £120 - 180

7163

An early 19th Century mahogany cellarette the hinged lid opening to reveal a six bottle division over brass carrying handles on ring turned legs and brass cup castors (with key). 79cm tall £300 - 450

7164

A silver and guilloche ladies dressing table set comprising mirror, three brushes and a comb. Birmingham £150 - 225

7165

A childs Georgian mahogany armchair £180 - 270

7166

A 17th Century oak joint stool with carved frieze on reel and bobbin turned legs, 60cm x 51cm x 28cm £550 - 750

7167

A 19th Century Majolica jardiniere and stand in the style of Hugues Protat (jardiniere cracked) 7167 £800 - 1200

7168

A Coptic goatskin wall hanging with various figural designs £100 - 200

7169

An ornamental cast iron and brass canon and shell case £40 - 50

7170

A circa 1900 Arts & Crafts treen bowl with specimen wood inlay £100 - 200

7171

A 19th Century French bronze jardiniere with frieze depicting vintager cupids and satyr dancing and playing, twin handles as swan’s heads on shaped pedestal base, stamped Eugene Cornu, Paris .

38cm tall, 42 x 33cm £600 - 900

7191 7172

An Eastern bronze vase with ring handles, 46cm tall £80 - 120

7173

A 19th Century leather fire bucket with armorial crest for Welsh Guards, 52cm tall £50 - 100

7171

7174

A late 19th Century Wedgwood soup tureen with cover and stand, transfer print floral design with hand gilt embellishment £50 - 100

7175

A pair of twin sconce silver plate candelabra with flame finial detail £40 - 60

7176

A 17th Century oak joint stool with carved frieze on reed and bobbin turned legs, 54cm x 49cm x27cm £500 - 700

7177

A pair of four sconce candelabra with Sevres style painted porcelain detail £100 - 200

7178

A brass column oil lamp with etched shade and funnel £50 - 100

7179

A late 19th Century bronze figural group Angel with maiden.

57cm tall £600 - 1000

7183

7184

7185

7181

A circa 1900 opalescent vaseline glass oversized floorstanding vase of epergne form, frilled rim, 118cm in height £150 - 200

7181

A Royal Doulton figure “One of the Forty”, HN677, tiny chip to base £1000 - 1500

7182

A Moorcroft globular vase, flambé trees pattern. Incised signature to base (chip to rim), 23.5cm tall £1000 - 1500

A cased specimen of a fox with pheasant in naturalistic setting £100 - 200 A large 19th Century Meissen figure of Count Bruhls Tailor. The tailor typically modelled riding on the back of a billygoat, wearing a black tricorn hat and pale lemon floral coat. (damage to back leg, chip to foot, front boat, glasses additional with other restoration, viewing advised), 43cm high x 345cm long £4000 - 6000

7186

A Victorian umbrella and stick stand with deer head finial, scroll and foliate design, 70cm tall £60 - 90

7187

A Chinese 19th Century box containing ten small boxes of papier maché. Main box in the form of four fans with painted bird and foliate detail. (Some cracking) 26 x 26cm £250 - 375

7185 7180

A late 18th Century Toby jug, gent seated in blue jacket with tankard, restored, 25.5cm tall £200 - 300

7179

7188

A pair of Royal Worcester water lily jardinieres, 23cm tall £180 - 260

7189

A pair of bronze cranes. 25cm tall £80 - 120

7190

An early 20th Century Oriental three fold dressing mirror with gilt and ebonised figural scene panels £70 - 100

7191

After Rousseau - An early 20th Century bronze figure of a tiger on an alabaster rock base. 46cm long x 23cm high £300 - 500

7192

7196 7192

Two 19th Century carved ivory figures of gentlemen holding baskets of wood, etc, 24.5cm tall £1000 - 1200

7195

7193

A 19th Century Continental bronze stoup finial cast with angel holding shell, 25cm long £150 - 225

7194

A Japanese 19th Century lacquer writing box (Suzuribako) in black and gold with fans and foliate detail.

Filled interior with inkstone and Suiteki.

24cm x 22cm £250 - 375

7195

A 19th Century Moorish influenced moonflask with later white metal mounts.

Deer, lion and stalk detail, 37cm tall £300 - 500

7196

BATTAM, ANNE: The Lady’s assistant in the Oeconomy of the Table : A collection of scarce and valuable receipts, taken from the manuscripts of divers persons of the most refined taste and greatest judgment in the Arts of Cookery preserving etc, Which is added The Authors own method of pickling, together with directions for making several sorts of wines, Mead, Sherbert, Punch etc.

The second edition with near One Hundred and Fifty additional receipts from several ladies never before published.

Printed for R and J Dodsley Pall Mall, London 1759 £2000 - 3000

7197

DARWIN, CHARLES: First Edition of 1859.

“On the Origin of Species By Means of natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life”.

The very rare genuine first edition of perhaps the most influential scientific book ever written, A book which changed the world. One of 1250 copies printed.

John Murray, London. First edition, first printing.

Octavo (8vo).ix, 502 pages. Bound in contemporary half charcoal Morocco with blue cloth boards and marbled end papers. Five raised bands to spine with gilt fleurons.

The first edition issue points are present, including two quotations on the verso of the halftitle, and the misprint “speceis” on p.20, line 11.

Condition very good.

Very tidy internally with, most unusually, no foxing. Small area

of very skilled restoration to foreedge of half title, repair of tiny area of thinning to the title page. Short closed tear to one fold, and a minor stain, on the chart opposite page 177. Page block slightly cropped as is usual with leather bound examples.

Bound without advertisements.

Presented in a new Solander box in half leather with giltembossed spine £29000 - 35000 7198

A pair of bronze standing ornamental cranes/herons.

130cm and 94cm tall £250 - 350

7199

7199

A fine Nicole Fréres “Mandoline Expression” table music box No. 46403 with six interchangeable 49cm cylinders playing 48 airs (see play list) all housed in a figured walnut case and single drawer table base with cabriole legs.

The present owner has had the item since the 1970’s (crack to glass) £7000 - 10500

7200

A late 19th Century French three piece suite, cream and gilt distressed painted frame £400 - 600

7197

7199

7201

A G & J L Ltd., (for G & J Lines Ltd) Dapple grey rocking horse, bridle and one stirrup missing, body cracked, 143cm long £300 - 500

7202

A 19th Century caved oak chair with carved dragon crest, cherubic masks, and grape vine decoration, gold velour upholstered seat and back (trim loose, moulding missing) £50 - 75

7203

7204

7201

7204 7205

7206

A pair of black leather riding boots with boot trees £60 - 90 A B.A. Bremond of Geneva cylinder music box circa 1885 playing 8 Airs as listed on the original tune sheet, serial no. 23453, Gamme No. 1598, case and mechanism restored £1500 - 2250

7207

A silver handled ebony walking cane with dogs head handle £25 - 30 A circa 1840 mahogany partners library writing desk the tooled leather writing surface over four frieze drawers on turned and tapering legs with brass cup castors £550 - 825 A Victorian oil lamp the etched cranberry shade and reservoir over reeded brass column to pierced base £140 - 210

7208

An Edwardian walking cane with lion handle and umbrella with crane handle £70 - 100

7209

A circa 1860 elm and beech high back Windsor elbow chair £180 - 270

7210

A William IV rosewood armchair with raised fretwork back and turned finials on spiral twist supports the scroll arms over brass cup castors £160 - 240

7211

An early 20th Century elephant form jardiniere stand with ormolu plaques.

74cm tall £100 - 150

7216

A 19th Century steamship chair with painted mermaid and ship panel over a cast iron decorative base £200 - 300

7217

An 18th Century walnut elbow chair with eagle crest and inlaid decoration.

130cm tall £300 - 450

7218

A Victorian rosewood inlaid circular wine table, ebony border decorated with floral sprays above shaped frieze on barley twist column on acanthus and scroll tripod base, 71cm tall £150 - 200

7218 7212

7213

7214

7215

A Victorian oil lamp the etched cranberry shade and reservoir over reeded brass Corinthian column base £140 - 210 A 19th Century rosewood stationary and writing box with lift up lidded opening to reveal letter compartments with lift out writing well £150 - 200 A 19th Century rosewood root carving of an immortal holding a staff and two young boys offering gifts of bats and fruit, 99cm tall, (one piece loose) £1000 - 1200 A late Victorian walnut twin pedestal writing desk the gilt tooled leather insert over nine drawers on a plinth base and castors £300 - 450

7219

7220

7221

7222

7221 7223

An Edwardian mahogany pedestal with satinwood inlay.

96cm tall £70 - 100

A circa 1840 burr walnut three division Canterbury with raised table top and pierced gallery over a cushioned drawer on turned feet and white ceramic castors £240 - 360

7224

A William IV rosewood jewellery box with boule work embellishment £100 - 150

A 1930’s Maria Theresa Venini Cappellin Murano chandelier £500 - 800

7225

A late George III mahogany side table the single frieze drawer with brass swan neck handles over ring turned and tapering legs £180 - 270

7226

A Bespoke “Raymond Hopkins, Glemham Ash & Yew Hedge Chair” the spindle back supports over a slatted seat on trilegs joined by stretchers £200 - 300

A circa 1840 inlaid burr walnut breakfront music cabinet the single door flanked by ebonised turned pilasters on a plinth base and white ceramic castors £240 - 360 A circa 1920 East African Chamba stool £60 - 80

7224

7227

A pair of Victorian blonde oak hall chairs with Gothic backs £200 - 300

7228

A circa 1860 walnut circular tripod table on scrolled supports, turned lower finial £180 - 270

7229

An 18th Century revival walnut corner cabinet the arched top over a panel glazed door over two drawers and cupboard door on bracket feet (with key). 165cm tall, 61cm wide £280 - 420

7230

A 1962 Gibson ES125 TDC (1960 1970) thinline hollow body semiacoustic guitar with sunburst body, dual P90 pickups and single cutaway, serial 44010 for 1962 Kalamazoo factory, hard cased £700 - 900

7231

A George III revival wingback armchair the out-swept scroll arms over carved cabriole walnut feet with acanthus leaf decoration £200 - 300

7232

A 19th Century carved oak cupboard, the single cupboard door over a drop down section, carved frieze on gun barrel supports and stretcher, 130cm x 88cm x 50cm £200 - 300

7233

A Victorian walnut mirrored back credenza with carved acanthus crest, inlaid columns over a serpentine cupboard base £350 - 525

7234

7235

7238

A Georgian mahogany four drawer chest with Chippendale handles on bracket feet £650 - 975 A 19th Century mahogany partners desk with red leather top over three drawers each side raised on square tapering legs, 76cm x 123cm x 94cm £300 - 500

7230

7236

A 19th Century mahogany cellarette with ornate grape and fruit detail, acanthus carved and scrolled feet. The lid opens to reveal a zinc lined eight compartment holder, 70cm x 79cm x 59cm £500 - 800

7237

A set of six William IV rosewood dining chairs with floral carved and scroll backs, caned seats over fluted tapering legs £200 - 300

7238

7239

A late Victorian rosewood inlaid bonheur du jour, with pierced gallery rail above a twodoor raised back with pigeon hole interior over a foldout writing surface, single drawer, reeded legs to castors £300 - 500 An Indonesian Matawan urn with studded and loop detail, 57cm £200 - 300

7240

A Georgian mahogany bow front sideboard, central drawer flanked by deep cellesat drawer and two drawers, square tapering legs to spade feet, 127cm long £400 - 600

7241

A 19th Century Dutch parquetry inlaid corner cabinet with three drawers above two door cupboard base, with classical floral and ornithological detail, 93cm x 90cm wide £300 - 400

7242

A late 19th Century Rosewood ladies Bonheur du jour with fitted drawer and sliding well interior, ormulu 3/4 galleried back and embellishments raised on outswept legs, 92cm x 66cm wide x 45cm drop £300 - 350

7243

7244

A George III mahogany writing cabinet the two doors opening to reveal a fitted interior over a brushing slide and single drawer with pierced spandrels on square tapering legs and spade feet (with two keys) £250 - 375 An Edwardian mahogany floor standing break front bookcase in the Georgian style with glazed doors £200 - 300

7245

A 19th Century rosewood Davenport with later 3/4 gallery above sloping writing surface lifting to reveal a fitted drawer interior, Tulip carved front column supports £600 - 900

7246

A Victorian walnut Davenport with fitted pen tray above sloping writing surface, lifting to reveal a satinwood interior £200 - 400

7247

An 18th Century style walnut chest on chest of three over six drawers with ‘D’ mouldings, 151cm x 93cm x 50cm £1000 - 1500

7247

7248

A Victorian papier maché games table with shaped column to circular base, raised on three feet £150 - 250

7249

A George III oak and mahogany corner cupboard with moulded pediment above two panelled doors above a single drawer, the doors open to reveal a shelved interior line and crossbanding embellishment, 119cm tall £150 - 200

7250

7251

7252

7253

7254

An 18th Century oak bench from Christ church college Cambridge £400 - 600 A pair of French marble top console tables, with urn, scroll and acanthus embellishment, 84cm x 133cm x 60cm £600 - 900 A Victorian button back armchair with scroll arms with serpentine seat £150 - 250 A 19th Century scrimshaw whale tooth engraved with scenes of whaling and three masted vessel in sail £300 - 400 A 19th Century and gilded torchère with ornate scroll and acanthus detail.

151cm tall £300 - 400

7255

A 19th Century rococo hall mirror with oval bevelled edge plate surrounded by a gilt scroll and acanthus frame. 160cm x 92cm £400 - 600

7256

An 18th/19th Century Chinese blue and white fish bowl/jardiniere.

Staple repaired.

31cm tall £60 - 80

7257

An ancient bone box made of marble possibly Truscan.

25cm x 39cm x 28cm £600 - 1200

7258

A 19th Century Gothic Sanctuary lamp with hanging bracket £200 - 300

7259

7260

7261

A Victorian oil lamp with frosted mushroom shade above a facetted clear glass reservoir over a flared brass stem to ceramic base £95 - 145 A late Victorian oil lamp with frosted gobular shade above glass reservoir on a fluted brass column to ceramic base £95 - 145 An Unterweissbach porcelain figural group of courting couple with sheep whilst making a garland of flowers, 24cm long £95 - 145

7262

A Regency Partridge wood tea caddy with satinwood inlay, doubled head bird handles fitted interior £95 - 145

7263

A pair of circa 1900 Art Nouveau pewter vases with stylized floral handles, slender neck to bulbous body, numerical stamp to base, 33cm tall £300 - 450

7264

Two 18th Century Chinese plates decorated with flowers and foliage, 23cm diameter £80 - 120

7265

Three 18th Century blue and white delft plates, flaking to rims £80 - 120

7266

A Wedgwood green jardiniere decorated with Washington, Franklin & Lafaytte, 18.5cm tall, slight restoration £60 - 90

7267

A 1920’s Art Deco figure of a dancer in red trousers on onyx dome base, 23cm tall £95 - 145

7268

A late 19th Century D & Co., French Cabaret set £75 - 115

7269

A Victorian carved ivory cribbage board with counter compartment and carved dragon detail, 21cm long and a Tunbridge ware lidded box, 19cm long £95 - 145

7270

A pair of Victorian brass mirrors with lion mask detail, bevelled glass, chipped, 28cm x 19cm £60 - 90

7271

A Victorian George Jones Majolica strawberry set, chips to cream jug and base, 39cm long £95 - 145

7272

A tribal club £200 - 300

7273

An Afghanistan 18th Century Jezail long gun with silvered decoration to barrel.

180cm long £400 - 600

7274

7275

A pair of 19th Century prints after Charles Cooper Henderson depicting stage coaches in maple frames, 43cm x 64cm £400 - 600 An early Victorian sampler with verse, animal, birds and floral motifs. Sarah Hoggard, age 8 years, 1847 Tickford School in maple frame, 33cm x 30cm £260 - 390

7276

A Regency silk puff work embroidery, gilt oval frame, 38cm tall £180 - 270

7277

An 18th Century European serpentine fronted chest of three long drawers on short cabriole legs. Some damage. handles later replaced £400 - 600

7278 7278

A large 16th/17th old master painting in the manner of Caravaggio, heavy restoration needed.

Gilt framed.

133cm x 190cm £800 - 1200

7279

MILES BIRKET FOSTER (18251899) Watercolour of a mother with two children at country gate, monogrammed lower right, 12cm x 16cm (oval) £200 - 300

7280

MILES BIRKET FOSTER (18251899) Watercolour, three children rock pooling on beach, young boy teasing crab with a stick, three figures in distance paddling in sea, monogrammed lower left, 17cmx30cm £800 - 1200

7281

MILES BIRKET FOSTER (18251899) Watercolour, mother knitting with two young children on pebble beach, boats to distance, monogrammed bottom right, 17cm x 30cm £800 - 1200

7282

GARROD; 1966, North Norfolk moored boats.

34cm x 70cm £100 - 150

7283

Marriage a-la-mode, six etchings after William Hogarth, depicting “The Marriage Settlement, The Tête a Tête, The Inspection, The Bagnio, The Toilette and The Lady’s Death”, 1st editions 1745, framed and glazed £800 - 1200

7290

CHRISTOPHER SAXTON: An early 18th Century engraved and hand coloured map of Norfolk with “names of the hundreds of this mappe” and title to top right, framed and glazed. 31cm x 41cm £70 - 100

7291

An early to mid 19th Century rural landscape depicting figures, possibly Norwich School.

30cm x 41cm £300 - 400

7292

THOMAS CHURCHYARD (1798-1865). East Anglian artist. An oil board of farm scene.

Framed in gilt, 29cm x 22cm £250 - 350

7293

A Georgian embroidered map of England and Wales, on linen. (some damage) Framed and glazed £90 - 110

7294

THOMAS SMYTHE (1825 1907):Young lady darning socks near hearth with dogs, oil on canvas laid on board (re-lined), signed LHS, 30cm x 44cm £1500 - 2000

7295

EDMUND BLAIR LEIGHTON (1852 1922): “The Recital” (Courtship) signed and dated 1903 oil on canvas with gallery label verso for Marconnal-Mason & Son Ltd., Fine Paintings London, 59cm x 38cm £20000 - 30000

7294 7284

A late 19th Century watercolour, Old Mercery Lane, Canterbury, leading to the 16th Century gateway.

37cm x 30cm £60 - 100

7285

JOHN SPEED; An early engraved and hand coloured map of Suffolk with column of coats of arms, aerial view of Ipswich and British coat of arms, framed and glazed and double sided.

40cm x 52cm £180 - 240

7286

7287

An Emon Bowen Antique map fo Suffolk, printed for T Kitchin £80 - 120 A pair of late 19th Century English school oils on board “Man O’War Naval Salute” and shipping scene in open sea at dawn, 24 x 30cm, framed and glazed £200 - 400

7290 7288

7289

G.G BULLOCK: An oil on board of highland goat family upon mountains edge, signed middlebottom and dated 1826, heavy gilt frame £400 - 600 CHRISTOPHER SAXTON and JOHN SPEED: A 17th Century engraved and hand coloured map of Norfolk with column of coat of arms, image of Norwich aerial view and battle scene, framed and glazed.

40cm x 54cm £200 - 400

7295

7296

7297

A mid 18th Century silver chamberstick with gadrooned rim, engraved with a crest, London 1755, makers mark “JC” with later conical extinguisher, different maker £180 - 270

7299

A pair of late Victorian cast silver scissor action sugar tongs in the Rococo style, Sheffield 1895, makers mark “ JD & S” £80 - 120

7300

A pair of George II silver cauldron salts, with feathered scalloped rim raised upon three cabriole legs and stepped hoof feet, London 1757, makers mark “TB” £90 - 135

7303

A George III silver pepperette of baluster form, London 1767, makers mark “R.P.” £70 - 100

7304

A pair of Georgian silver scissor action sugar tongs with scallop shell cast bowls and loop handles, makers mark scripted “PG” £90 - 135

7305

A late George I silver pedestal salt bowl with gilded interior, London 1726, markers mark “GI” £90 - 135

7306

A pair of George III silver scissor action candle snuffers with oval paddle shaped blades, bright cut decoration and open work handles with integral feet, London 1813, makers mark “?B over IB” £120 - 180

7307

A pair of Georgian silver scissor action wick trimmers, engraved with a crest and with loop handles, makers mark “JW” £100 - 150

7308

A circa 1920 Ethiopian Komo headrest £60 - 80

7309

An Ethiopian headrest with carry handle £100 - 200

7310

A 20th Century Ethiopian headrest £30 - 50

A 19th Century Chinese white metal junk with cannons, sails, oars etc £200 - 300

7306 7301

7312 7298

A Victorian silver seven bar toast rack with crown shaped divisions and handle on four spherical feet. Sheffield 1887 maker’s mark “RM over EH”, Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall-Martin £80 - 120

7302

A pair of late Victorian silver taper sticks in 18th Century style each with an angled baluster stem and stepped square foot with concave corners, London 1896, makers mark “TB”, 10.25cm tall, loaded £150 - 225 A pair of Victorian silver tweezer action sugar tongs with geometric pattern handles, London 1886, makers mark “JA over TS” £45 - 70

7319 7311

A mid 20th Century Somalian headrest £40 - 60

7312

An early 20th Century Kenyan Turkana headrest with cauri shells £100 - 200

7313

A mid 20th Century Somalian headrest with applied rope £40 - 60

7314

An early 20th Kenyan Pgomo headrest £100 - 150

7315

Two 18th Century copper repoussé plaques depicting kings on horseback with courtyards beyond.

19cm x 22cm £200 - 300

7316

A framed documentation from 1314 relating to a Licence of Appropriation.

Details to verso from the British Records Office £300 - 400

7317

A 19th Century serpentine stone carved stand with mask detail. 29cm tall £200 - 300

7318

Circa 1840 a flame mahogany breakfront linen press with two cupboard doors opening to reveal five sliding linen trays over four graduating drawers flanked to each side buy a coat hanging cupboard on a plinth base (3 keys) £600 - 900

7319

A set of four composition urns planted with box hedging £100 - 150

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