Jewellery & Silver Antique Furniture & Objects
Saturday 21st June 2003 at 10.00 a.m. Saturday 21st April 2012 at 10.30 a.m.
Antiques and Collectables
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE 1.
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VENDORS CONDITIONS
Definitions. In these Conditions Semley Auctioneers, who act only as auctioneers and agents for the vendor, are called “The Auctioneers”, and the representative of Semley Auctioneers conducting the Auction is called “The Auctioneer”. General. Whilst Semley Auctioneers make every effort to ensure the accuracy of their catalogue and the description of any lot: Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or combined with any other lot or lots is sold by the vendor with all faults, imperfections and errors of descriptions. Semley Auctioneers do not accept responsibility for the authenticity, attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship, date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims. All statements, whether printed in the catalogue or made orally, as to any of the matters set out in (b) above are statements of opinion only and are not to be taken as being or implying any warranties or representations of fact by Semley Auctioneers, unless they have been instructed in writing by the vendors so to certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for such claims. Any claim under any Statute must be received in writing by the Auctioneer within ten days of the day of sale. Semley Auctioneers reserve the right at their absolute discretion to refuse admission to their premises or attendance at their sales, without giving any reason therefore. The Auction The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots, to withdraw any lot or lots from the sale, to refuse bids, regulate bidding or cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason or without previous notice. He may bid on behalf of the vendor for all goods which are being offered subject to reserve or at the Auctioneer’s discretion. The highest bidder shall be the buyer except in the case of a dispute. If during the auction the Auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen, he has absolute discretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot. The Auctioneer may at his sole discretion determine the advance of bidding or refuse a bid. Each lot is put up for sale subject to any reserve price placed by the vendor. Where there is no reserve price (but not otherwise) the seller has the right to bid either personally or by any one person (who may be the Auctioneer). All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements and other matters in the catalogue and elsewhere concerning any lot are subject to any statements modifying or affecting the same made by the Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to any bid being accepted for the lot.
Default. Semley Auctioneers disclaim responsibility for default by either the buyer or the vendor because they act as agents for the vendor only and therefore do not pay out to the vendor until payment is received from the buyer. Instructions given by telephone are accepted at sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith.
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In the event of a sale by private treaty both the vendor and the buyer agree to be bound by the General and any Special Conditions of Sale.
Instructions. As Semley Auctioneers are auctioneers, all goods delivered to Semley Auctioneers’ premises will be deemed to be delivered for sale by Auction unless otherwise stated in writing and will be catalogued and sold at Semley Auctioneers’ discretion and accepted by Semley Auctioneers subject to all the Sale Conditions. The Auctioneers have sole discretion as to cataloguedescription, type of Sale, and grouping of items submitted for auction. The Auctioneers may decline to accept for sale any item without giving any reason therefore. By delivering the goods to Semley Auctioneers for inclusion in their auction sales each vendor acknowledges that he or she has accepted and agreed to be bound by all these conditions. The right is reserved to charge 15% of the Auctioneer’s mid estimate of any item(s) withdrawn from sale having been accepted for sale, together with all other charges incurred. VAT is payable on all charges. The Auctioneers may exercise a lien on any such item(s).
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Collections. Semley Auctioneers do not themselves usually undertake the collection of goods but will, if required in writing, instruct a contractor on the vendors behalf in their capacity as agents. Semley Auctioneers disclaim all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for unauthorised removal of goods to and for damage to premises caused by the contractor who should be insured for such risks. Unless instructions are received to the contrary the charge for these services will be normally deducted from the proceeds of sale.
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Loss or Damage. Semley Auctioneers disclaim all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for unauthorised removal of goods unless caused by the direct negligence of their employees.
10. Storage. Semley Auctioneers reserve the right to store or arrange for the storage of goods delivered to them for sale either on their own premises or elsewhere at their sole discretion. They exempt themselves from any liability for loss or damage to goods delivered to their sale rooms without sufficient sale instructions and reserve the right to make a minimum storage charge of 50p per lot per day for such goods (unless the loss or damage is caused by the negligence of their employees). 11.
Right to Sell. Vendors will be charged for goods left on the premises if the vendor has been requested to remove them and if the goods are not removed within fourteen days of such request Semley Auctioneers reserve the right to sell the goods to defray costs and storage charges.
12. Insurance. (a). Unless otherwise instructed in writing all goods on Semley Auctioneers’premises and in their custody will be held insured against the risks of fire, theft following forcible entry and water damage (but not against accidental breakage or damage) for which insurance Semley Auctioneers will charge a premium of £1.50 per £100 (minimum 1p). The value of the goods so covered shall be the gross amount realised, or in the case of unsold lots the best bid, or in the case of goods withdrawn prior to a sale that which the specialised staff of Semley Auctioneers shall in their absolute discretion estimate to be the auction value of such goods.
Rescission. Notwithstanding any other terms of these Conditions, if within ten days after the sale Semley Auctioneers have received from the buyer of any lot notice in writing that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery, and within fourteen days after such notification the buyer returns the same to Semley Auctioneers in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the buyer, satisfies Semley Auctioneers that considered in the light of the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery, then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the same refunded. In the event of a dispute then the matter shall be settled by arbitration, the arbitrator to be nominated by the President of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Both the buyer and the vendor agree to be bound by the decision.
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(b). Semley Auctioneers shall not be responsible for damage to or the loss, theft or destruction of any goods not so insured upon the owner’s written instructions. (c). Semley Auctioneers shall not be responsible for accident breakage, loss or damage howsoever caused unless directly caused by the negligence of their employees.
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Saturday 21st April 2012 at 10.30 a.m. Jewellery & Silver Antique Furniture & Objects
Viewing Times Friday 20th April - 9.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. and Morning of Sale from 9.00 a.m. To be sold in Salerooms Two and Three Catalogue: £5.00 Front Cover Illustration : Lot 206 Sale No: 0200 Semley Auctioneers Station Road, Semley, Shaftesbury, Dorset SP7 9AN Telephone: (01747) 855 122 Fax:at (01747) 855a.m. 222 Saturday 21st June 2003 10.00
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Semley Auctioneers is the Trading name of Semley Auctioneers Ltd. Registered in England No: 5136578
Third Party Liability: Every person on Semley Auctioneers’ premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at his own risk. He shall have no claim against Semley Auctioneers in respect of any accident which may occur or injury, damage or loss howsoever caused, save insofar as the injury, damage or loss shall be caused by the direct negligence of Semley Auctioneers’ employees.
Semley Auctioneers will endeavour to advise successful commission bidders as soon as possible. However, we cannot accept responsibility for this and therefore suggest to all commission bidders that they enquire as to whether or not they were successful or not at the end of the sale or shortly thereafter.
Special Notices: Prospective buyers are advised to take heed of any special notices displayed in the salerooms or announced from the rostrum as these may affect or invalidate statements made in the catalogue or printed elsewhere.
Telephone Bids: There are a limited number of telephone lines. Any buyer wishing to bid by this method should book and confirm in writing not less than 24 hours prior to the commencement of the sale. However, it should be noted that the auctioneers may be unable to contact the intending bidder at the desired time and therefore such requests will be entirely at the risk of the intending bidder. This service is only available for lots expected to realise more than £500.
Buyer’s Registration: All prospective buyers must register with the clerk and obtain a bidding number prior to the commencement of the sale. This number, once issued, is permanent and applicable to all sales conducted by Semley Auctioneers. Proof of identity may be required. Semley Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse bids from or to re-offer lots bought by buyers whose identities have not been satisfactorily established. It is appreciated if registration can be completed before the day of the sale.
Export Licences: An export licence is required for certain items and others above a certain value leaving the United Kingdom. The obtaining of a relevant licence is the responsibility of the buyer. Condition of Lots: While an identification of damage is given in some instances, an absence of such advise does not imply that a lot is free from defect. Prospective buyers are strongly advised to inspect any lot on which they intend to bid. All weights and measurements are approximate and should be verified by intending buyers.
Buyer’s Premium: A premium of 17.5% plus VAT at the standard rate will be charged on the hammer price of each lot. V.A.T.: All lots marked with an asterisk (*) are subject to VAT on the hammer price in addition to the Buyer’s Premium. We operate under the VAT Margin Scheme.
Payment: Payment may be made by cash, banker’s draft, or cheque supported by a valid cheque guarantee card and provided that the amount does not exceed the limit stated on that card. Cheques in excess of their guaranteed limit will only be accepted if prior arrangement has been made with the auctioneers.
General Conditions of Sale: These may be found at the back of the catalogue. Rate of Sale: Approximately 120 lots per hour. This may vary and the auctioneers cannot be held responsible for a buyer missing a lot.
We also accept debit cards and some (but not all) credit cards. There is a surcharge of 2% on the total invoice for payments made by credit card. A charge is made for electronic transfers to our bank. Our bankers are Barclays Bank PLC Shaftesbury Branch Mid Wessex Group King George Street Yeovil Somerset. BA20 1PX Sort Code: 20-99-40 Account number.. 40796948
Estimates: These are intended only as a guide to prospective buyers. Any bid between the listed figures would, in our opinion, offer a fair chance of success. However, the degree of competition for a lot may cause it to sell above or below the given estimates. Estimates can be subject to revision so it is advisable to enquire of any change nearer the time of the sale. Estimates do not include the Buyer’s Premium. Commission Bids (Absentee Bidding): We will be pleased to execute bids on behalf of intending buyers, and no charge is made for this service. All bids are treated in strict confidence and the auctioneers undertake to purchase lots as cheaply as permitted by other bids and any reserves. If more than one bid for the same lot is received the bidding shall commence at one bid above the underbidder’s maximum bid. Where identical bids are left for the same lot the earlier bid left will take precedence. Bidding slips are available from the office and can be found at the back of the catalogue. All bidding slips must be signed. Faxed bids may also be sent. However, these must include the name, address, daytime telephone number and signature of the intending buyer. No responsibility will be accepted for taxed bids or bids taken over the telephone. All written bids must be submitted to the clerk before the commencement of the sale. The auctioneers accept no responsibility for wrong lot numbers entered. Please note all bids are subject to Buyer’s Premium as stated.
Clearing: No lot may be removed from the salerooms before full payment has been received and a receipted invoice shown. All lots must be cleared not later than 13.00 hours on the third working day following the sale unless prior arrangement has been made with the auctioneers. Delivery: Delivery of goods can be arranged through our ‘in-house’ carriers service who charge a competitive rate. Early bookings are advised. Buyers are reminded that the onus is on them for the prompt removal of purchases from the salerooms. Postage: A charge is made for items requiring packing and postage, on receipt of which the goods will be dispatched.
Please Note the Buyer’s Premium of 17.5% plus VAT Saleroom Two Jewellery 1
Property of a gentleman - a gent’s Raymond Weil Othello ultra slim wristwatch, on black leather strap (see illustration). £80-120
2
Property of a gentleman - an early C20th 18ct gold cased fob watch with blue Roman numerals (see illustration). £80-120
2A
Property of a lady - a 1920’s lady’s palladium rectangular cased cocktail watch set with diamonds, on HM 9ct white gold bracelet strap (see illustration). £200-300
3
Property of a gentleman - a gent’s HM 9ct gold & black onyx oval signet ring; together with a similar pair of 9ct gold cufflinks (3). £100-150
4
Property of a lady - a 9ct gold multi-coloured bracelet; together with a 9ct gold chrome diopside ring (2). £150-200
5
Property of a gentleman - a bag containing assorted items including gold studs & a pair of silver cufflinks. £100-150
6
Property of a deceased estate - an HM 22ct gold wedding ring; together with a 9ct gold stud earring (2). £100-150
7
Property of a gentleman - a bag containing three brooches including an intaglio panelled brooch; together with a box containing assorted items including costume jewellery, coins & Chinese mother-of-pearl gaming tokens (2). £50-80
8
Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th / early C20th 18ct gold oval ruby & diamond ring, the ruby approx. 10 by 8mm, total diamond weight approx. 0.9 carat, ring size Q, approx. 6 grams (see illustration). £300-500
9
Property of a deceased estate - an early C20th 9ct gold bangle set with a small chip-cut diamond & two rubies, with safety chain; together with an unmarked gold ring (2). £150-250
10
Property of a deceased estate - a bag containing assorted items including a Tissot gentleman’s wristwatch, silver jewellery & cased scales.
11
Property of a gentleman - a Victorian yellow metal brooch set with an oval Indian painting on ivory panel of a palace, the reverse with inset hair plume, 2.8ins. (7.1cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £100-150
12
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian white enamel Greek key decorated oval framed mourning brooch with braided hair panel; together with another mourning brooch with vacant panel; a yellow metal & black enamel mourning pendant locket on 9ct gold chain; and a 9ct framed pendant with photograph & lace floral panels (4) (see illustration). £80-120
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Lot 11
Lot 2A
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 31
Lot 14
Lot 38
Lot 36
Lot 33
Lot 29
Lot 43
Lot 40
Lot 32 13
Property of a gentleman - two unmarked gold & oval shell cameo rings (2) (see illustration). £80-120
14
Property of a gentleman - a Victorian unmarked gold belt & buckle mourning ring with braided hair oval panel; together with a HM 9ct gold & black enamel mourning ring set with seed pearls (2) (see illustration). £80-120
15
Property of a gentleman - an HM 9ct gold bangle; together with a 9ct gold cased lady’s wristwatch; and a yellow metal magnifying glass (3). £100-150
16
Property of a gentleman - a leather domed jewellery box containing assorted jewellery including gold bar brooch & two rings. £80-120
17
Lot 35 20
Property of a gentleman - a gent’s HM 9ct gold identity bracelet with bark effect links, with loose extra link; together with a pair of 9ct gold letter ‘H’ cufflinks; and a key ring with HM 9ct gold St. Christopher fob (a lot). £700-1000
21
Property of a lady - an amethyst, rose quartz & jade bead necklace, 24ins. (61cms.) long. £50-80
Property of a lady - a 9ct gold & carved pearl bee pendant with diamond inset head, on 9ct gold chain, in case. £50-80
22
Property of a lady - an 18ct white gold ruby & diamond cluster flowerhead ring, one ruby missing. £100-150
18
Property of a lady - an 18ct white gold sapphire & diamond bracelet, 7ins. (17.8cms.) long. £300-400
23
Property of a lady - a 14ct white gold diamond & brown diamond cluster ring. £200-300
19
Property of a lady - a 14ct gold tri-colour five-stone sapphire ring. £100-150
24
Property of a gentleman - a pair of HM 9ct gold cufflinks, initialled M. £120-180
25
Property of a lady - a bag containing assorted jewellery including an Edwardian red & clear paste pendant on chain. £50-80
26
Property of a gentleman - a hammered yellow metal locket on 15ct gold chain, the chain approx. 7 grams. £120-180
27
Property of a lady - an HM 9ct gold watch chain, 8.75ins. (22.2cms.) long. £180-240
28
Property of a lady - a box containing assorted costume jewellery. £50-100
29
Property of a lady - an orange bead rosary with diamond studded fittings (see illustration). £120-180
30
Property of a lady - an 18ct gold chain necklace, 23.6ins. (60cms.) long. £600-800
31
Property of a lady - an HM 18ct white gold sapphire & diamond cluster ring, approx. 6 grams, boxed (see illustration). £150-250
32
Property of a lady - a cherry amber graduated faceted oval bead necklace; together with a cherry amber uniform plain circular bead necklace (2) (see illustration). £150-250
33
Property of a lady - an 18ct white gold square emerald & diamond cluster ring, approx. 10 grams, boxed (see illustration). £300-500
34
Property of a deceased estate - a platinum wedding band, approx. 4 grams. £80-120
35
Property of a lady - a C19th Austro-Hungarian yellow metal & chip-cut diamond set oval pendant framed portrait miniature of an eighteenth century lady, spurious signature ‘Lely’, the miniature probably associated, the amber paste stones replacements, 2.4ins. (6.1cms.) high (see illustration). £400-600
36
Property of a lady - an 18ct gold pale aquamarine ring of emerald cut with diamond baguette shoulders, approx. 10 grams, boxed (see illustration). £300-500
37
Sold on behalf of Westminster Memorial Hospital - an Edwardian HM silver tea-caddy, London 1908, approx. 109 grams. £50-80
38
Property of a lady - an 18ct gold diamond solitaire ring, the brilliant-cut stone approx. 0.65ct (see illustration). £400-600
39
Jewellery box containing assorted jewellery including a larva cameo bracelet; together with a tin containing assorted beads (2).
40
Sold on behalf of Westminster Memorial Hospital - an 18ct gold three-stone diamond ring, total weight approx. 0.8 carat (see illustration). £200-300
41
Property of a lady - a platinum diamond eternity ring; together with another eternity ring (2). £150-250
42
Property of a deceased estate - an HM silver bangle with engraved decoration & safety chain; together with a 9ct gold cross pendant; a 9ct gold ring frame only; and another unmarked similar (4). £50-80
43
Property of a lady - a boxed 18ct gold oval opal ring with collet set diamond three-stone shoulders (see illustration). £500-800
Coins 44
Property of a gentleman - four trade tokens, comprising a 1796 Tenterden copper halfpenny token inscribed ‘To Cheer Our Hearts’, an 1811 Lowestoft copper one penny token inscribed ‘Success to the Lowestoft Fisheries’, and a 1794 South Shields copper halfpenny token inscribed ‘Succes to the Coal Trade’ (4) (see illustration).
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Property of a gentleman - a Princess of Wales portcullis & chains London halfpenny, circa 1795, the obverse without date but inscribed ‘RENDER TO CAESAR THE THINGS THAT ARE CAESAR’S’ (Batty 4940) (see illustration).
46
Property of a gentleman - an anti-slavery token, circa 1795, inscribed ‘AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER’ and ‘MAY SLAVERY & OPRESSION CEASE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD’ verso, the edge inscribed ‘PAYABLE IN DUBLIN OR LONDON’ (Batty 3715) (see illustration).
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Lot 53 Lot 47
Lot 50
Lot 51
Lot 48
Lot 56 Lot 58
Lot 52
Lot 60
Lot 57
Lot 61
Lot 59
Lot 62
47
Property of a gentleman - three James II Irish gun money coins, 1689 & 1690 (3) (see illustration).
48
Property of a gentleman - a group of thirteen trade tokens, late C18th and early C19th, including Coventry and Norwich examples (13) (see illustration).
49
Property of a gentleman - a bag containing assorted coins, mostly GB silver; together with a Nurenberg (Nuremberg) brass jeton or jetton (or ‘ship’s penny’) by Hans Krauwinckel (1585-1635) (a lot).
50
Property of a gentleman - a good 1797 cartwheel tuppeny or two pence coin, with lustre; together with an 1813 Isle of Man Manx cartwheel halfpenny; and a Victoria One Penny Model bi-metallic coin (3) (see illustration).
51
Property of a gentleman - a group of six GB coins including two Charles II farthings, 1673 and 1675 (6) (see illustration).
52
Property of a gentleman - a group of eight commemorative & other tokens, coins or medals including a 1790 Masonic medal commemorating the Prince of Wales being elected to GM (Grand Master), a copper farthing trade token commemorating the balloon flight of Isaac Earlysman Sparrow in 1823, an H.R.H. Prince Albert teaching coin inscribed ‘12 PENCE MAKE 1 SHILLING’, a Napoleonic token commemorating St. Sebastian Sep. 9 1813 with ‘BY THE MERCY OF GOD’ verso, and a Queen Anne brass token inscribed ‘ALL FOR LOVE’ (Batty 1659) (8) (see illustration). £50-100
53
Property of a gentleman - a group of five Roman bronze coins including two Constantine the Great (306-337 AD) examples, a Crispus (317-326 AD) example, and a Lucinius (308-324 AD) example (5) (see illustration). £50-100
54
Property of a lady - gold coin - a Queen Victoria 1900 half sovereign gold coin. £100-150
55
Property of a lady - gold coin - a King Edward VII 1909 full sovereign gold coin. £200-300
56
Property of a gentleman - gold coin - a 1785 George III gold guinea (see illustration). £200-300
57
Property of a lady - gold coin - a 1975 krugerrand coin, in 14ct gold pendant mount (see illustration). £900-1100
58
Property of a lady - gold coin - a 1982 krugerrand coin, in 14ct gold pendant mount (see illustration). £900-1100
59
Property of a lady - gold coins - a 1980 Royal Mint cased four coin gold proof set, comprising Five Pounds coin, Two Pounds coin, Sovereign coin and Half Sovereign coin (see illustration). £1600-2000
60
Property of a lady - gold coins - a 1985 Royal Mint cased four coin gold proof set, comprising Five Pounds coin, Two Pounds coin, Sovereign coin and Half Sovereign coin, certificate number 02833 (see illustration). £1600-2000
61
Property of a lady - gold coins - a 1985 Royal Mint cased four coin gold proof set, comprising Five Pounds coin, Two Pounds coin, Sovereign coin and Half Sovereign coin, certificate number 02843 (see illustration). £1600-2000
62
Property of a lady - gold coins - a 1985 Royal Mint cased four coin gold proof set, comprising Five Pounds coin, Two Pounds coin, Sovereign coin and Half Sovereign coin, certificate number 02844 (see illustration). £1600-2000
Objets Vertu 63
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - an C18th French silver mounted moss agate rectangular box, circa 1770, cockerel head Paris discharge mark and ‘A’mark with dot above, 3.1ins. (7.8cms.) wide (see illustration). £300-500
64
Property of a gentleman of title - a C19th brise fan painted with ladies in gardens, probably French, two sticks broken (see illustration). £80-120
65
Property of a gentleman of title - a C19th enamel scent bottle case (A/F); together with a C19th kinderkopf, probably Meissen; and a mother-of-pearl parquetry card case (3) (see illustration). £50-80
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Lot 70
Lot 69
Lot 71 Lot 67
Lot 72 66
C19th French Veyrat silver mounted etched ‘rock crystal’ glass elongated quatrefoil dish, 7.65ins. (19.4cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £250-350
67
Late C19th / early C20th Austrian cold painted bronze figure of a man wearing a top hat, sitting on a table & holding a walking cane, some flaking to paint, 5.2ins. (13.2cms.) high (see illustration). £300-400
68
Property of a lady - an HM silver baby’s rattle modelled as the head of Mr. Punch, with mother-of-pearl handle, 4ins. (10cms.) long (excluding suspension rings). £80-120
69
Property of a lady - an Albert tartanware rectangular box containing ten smaller tartanware boxes with hinged lids, various tartans comprising Prince Charlie, Caledonia, McLean, McPherson, and McFarlane, the larger box 6.9ins. (17.5cms.) wide (see illustration). £150-250
70
Lot 73
Pair of ormolu strut rectangular photograph frames with foliate crestings, 5.5ins. (14cms.) high (overall); together with a single larger frame with ribbon cresting, 7ins. (17.7cms.) high (3) (see illustration). £180-240 10
71
Pair of Continental silver novelty wine cups or small jugs, each modelled in Janus style with twin grotesque Bacchus masks with open mouths, with vine handles, indistinct marks, areas of slight wear, 2.7ins. (6.9cms.) long (including handle). approx. 207 grams (together) (2) (see illustration). £500-700
72
George III ivory & gold banded toothpick box of rectangular form with cut corners, the hinged lid with two-colour jasparware panel depicting cavorting cherubs, the interior with original velvet lining, 3.6ins. (9.1cms.) long (see illustration). £200-300
73
Property of a lady - two Russian lacquer boxes, circa 1970, the larger 4.75ins. (12.1cms.) wide (2) (see illustration). £80-120
74
Property of a lady - an early C20th Art Deco Continental 900 grade silver cigarette case with engine turned decoration; together with a tortoiseshell cigarette case; and another cigarette case (3) (see illustration). £150-250
75
Late C18th / early C19th Continental silver etui with fittings, the case decorated with ‘C’-scrolls & foliage, 3.6ins. (9cms.) high (see illustration). £250-350
76
Property of a lady - a Stuart Devlin HM silver gilt surprise novelty egg with bark effect, opening to reveal a hummingbird, number 35, London 1977, 2.95ins. (7.5cms.) long, approx. 148 grams (gross) (see illustration). £200-300
77
Property of a lady - an early C20th Austro-Hungarian 14ct gold cigarette case with engine turned decoration & vacant roundel, 4ins. (10.2cms.) wide (see illustration). £2000-3000
78
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - a C19th Russian icon - Tikhvinskaya Mother of God - the gilt metal oklad with cut-out halos, apparently unmarked, 8.8 by 7.1ins. (22.4 by 18cms.), in old glazed mahogany case with gilt mount (see illustration). £200-300
79
Property of a lady - Albert Decker (Austrian, 1817-1871) - PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG LADY - portrait miniature on ivory, rectangular, 2.8 by 2.2ins. (7.1 by 5.6cms.); together with another C19th Continental school portrait miniature on ivory depicting a gentleman, oval, 2.4 by 2ins. (6.1 by 5.1cms.), monogrammed ‘S’ in red (2) (see illustration). £400-600
80
Property of a deceased estate - six assorted framed portrait silhouettes, C19th & later; together with two late C19th portrait miniatures, in glazed rectangular frames; and three similar prints (11) (see illustration). £80-120
81
Property of a gentleman - Henri de Janvry (French, fl.1787-1801) - oval portrait miniature on ivory of a lady in profile, in verre eglomise oval mount, 3ins. (7.6cms.) high - signed lower right; together with a late C18th / early C19th oval portrait miniature on ivory of a gentleman, 2.3ins. (5.8cms.) high; two further portrait miniatures; a silhouette; and two portrait miniature prints (7) (see illustration). £200-300
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Lot 76 Lot 78
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Lot 79 11
Silver & Silver Plated Items 82
Quantity of assorted silver plated items including a pair of silver plated copper three-light candelabra (on one shelf). £70-100
83
Property of a gentleman of title - two C19th Old Sheffield Plate silver plated coasters with turned wooden bases; together with a C19th silver plated tray, losses to feet; and a brass paper-clip modelled as a hand (4).
84
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - a good Christofle silver plated & mahogany beef trolley, circa 1960, with trade plaques inscribed ‘ORFEVRERIE CHRISTOFLE PARIS FRANCE’, 36ins. (91.5cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £1500-2000
85
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - an early C20th oak & silver plated spirit barrel on associated stand, 14.5ins. (36.8cms.) wide. £50-80
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Property of a distinguished French shipping family - a pair of silver plated three-light candelabra, 12ins. (30.5cms.) high (2). Property of a distinguished French shipping family - an early C19th silver plated circular entree dish & cover, the engraved heraldic crest with three crowned eagles above two quartered oval shields, the left one with border motto ‘Tria Juncta In Uno’, above a ribbon motto ‘Fidei Coticula Crux’, 15.2ins. (38.5cms.) dia. (see illustration). £80-120
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Lot 87
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Pair of modern nickel plated desk lamps (2). £80-100
89
Property of a gentleman - a pair of early C19th Old Sheffield Plate silver plated Corinthian column candlesticks, adapted as table lamps with silk shades, each 13ins. (33cms.) high (excluding electric fitments & shades) (2) (see illustration). £150-250
90
Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian silver plated centrepiece or epergne with trefoil base, with associated cut glass trumpet, 17.75ins. (45cms.) high (overall). £50-100
91
Large pair of modern silver plated Corinthian column table lamps, each 22.25ins. (56.5cms.) high (2). £200-300
92
Pair of modern silver plated two-handled oval serving dishes (2). £50-70
93
Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted silver plated items including a cut glass claret jug & a small C19th Old Sheffield Plate concave sided rectangular entree dish (on one shelf). £50-100
94
Modern silver plated two-bottle wine cooler. £80-100
95
Box containing assorted modern silver plated items including three Fortnum & Mason tea caddies.
96
Pair of modern silver plated 5-tier cakestands (2). £120-160
97
Large pair of modern silver plated 5-light candelabra, each 30.7ins. (78cms.) high (2). £150-200
98
Property of a gentleman - an early C20th cased set of twelve each silver plated dessert knives & forks with mother-of-pearl handles & HM silver collars, Sheffield 1918; together with a bag containing assorted silver plated items including two tea-caddies (2). £50-80
99
Property of a lady - an oak box containing assorted silver plated cutlery.
100
Property of a lady - a late C19th / early C20th WMF silver plated mounted buffalo horn, 14.3ins. (36.3cms.) high. £50-80
101
Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted silver plated items including a pair of George III style oval candlesticks, 11.5ins. (29.2cms.) high (on one shelf). £80-120
102
Property of a gentleman - an extensive silver plated King’s pattern cutlery set, comprising one hundred & fiftyseven pieces (157). £80-120
103
Property of a lady - a C19th Old Sheffield Plate silver plated two-handled rectangular pedestal dish, one handle detached; together with a C19th Old Sheffield Plate silver plated rectangular entree dish & cover with detachable handle (2). £50-100
104
Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted silver plated items including a pair of C19th Old Sheffield Plate waiters (on one shelf). £50-100
105
Property of a lady - a quantity of assorted silver plated items, C19th & later, including a cut glass claret jug & a pair of Old Sheffield Plate candlesticks (on one shelf). £80-120
106
Property of a lady - a C19th Old Sheffield Plate silver plated two-handled rectangular tray with cast shell & foliate border, 30.5ins. (77.5cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £100-200
107
Property of a gentleman - a late C19th / early C20th French S.F.A.M. silver plated cutlery set for twelve place settings, in fitted case (see illustration). £200-300
108
Property of a lady - a large late C19th / early C20th silver plated meat cover with vacant cartouche, 20.25ins. (51.5cms.) wide.
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Property of a gentleman - a late C19th / early C20th cased pair of silver plated fish servers with ivory handles. £50-80
110
Property of a lady - a pair of C19th Old Sheffield Plate silver plated three-light candelabra, each approx. 17ins. (43cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £200-300
111
Property of a lady - a good Victorian silver plated jug or ewer with hinged lid, decorated in relief with cherubs, with gilt interior, previously with ball feet, 9.7ins. (24.5cms.) high; together with a Victorian silver plated basket with swing handle (2) (see illustration). £200-300
112
Property of a gentleman - an early C19th Regency period Old Sheffield Plate silver plated wine cooler with acanthus decorations, with liner, 7.1ins. (18cms.) high (see illustration). £150-250
113
Group of assorted HM silver and white metal items including a Victorian HM silver model of a garden temple, 4.75ins. (5cms.). £150-200
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Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian cased pair of HM silver petal salts with spoons, Sheffield 1891; together with a cased set of six HM silver apostle teaspoons with shell bowls; and another cased set of six HM silver apostle teaspoons (3). £70-100
121
Property of a deceased estate - a set of four George III HM silver teaspoons with bright-cut decorations, makers Peter, Ann & William Bateman, (London) 1802.
Property of a deceased estate - a cased set of six Edwardian George Jones Crescent China coffee cans with HM silver pierced holders, Birmingham 1907. £80-120
122
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - a French 950 grade silver Regence style three-light candelabra, Minerva head & other marks, presentation inscription to base, 14.75ins. (37.5cms.) high, approx. 1,808 grams (see illustration). £800-1200
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian HM silver pierced oval pedestal bonbon dish, Sheffield 1902, 6.9ins. (17.6cms.) wide; together with an early C20th HM silver pierced circular pedestal bonbon dish, Birmingham 1912, loaded (2). £120-180
123
Property of a deceased estate - a bag containing assorted silver items including a George III HM silver pierced coaster (see illustration). £150-250
124
Property of a gentleman of title - a pair of Edwardian HM silver strut framed note boards with ribbon crestings, Birmingham 1908, each 5.5ins. (14cms.) high (2). £50-80
125
Property of a deceased estate - a George III HM silver berry serving spoon, London 1819; together with a Victorian Irish HM silver similar, Dublin 1871; and a pair of late Victorian HM silver apostle spoons, maker George Maudsley Jackson, London 1891 (approx. 217 grams total) (4) (see illustration). £100-150
114
Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian HM silver fliptop cut glass globe scent bottle, Chester 1900, 5.25ins. (13.3cms.) high; together with an Hm silver backed handmirror (2).
115
Property of a deceased estate - a George III HM silver wine funnel, maker W.A, London 1814, 5.4ins. (13.7cms.), monogrammed ‘R’ (see illustration). £100-150
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Property of a distinguished French shipping family - a pair of Continental silver models of Shags, five pointed star marks, 6.3ins. (16cms.) high, approx. 208 grams (total) (2) (see illustration). £200-300 Property of a distinguished French shipping family - a French silver model of a pheasant with hinged wings, Minerva mark, 12.5ins. (31.8cms.) long, approx. 418 grams (see illustration). £300-500
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126
C19th Continental silver gilt cup & saucer, probably French, with engraved baskets of flowers & vacant cartouche, the cup 3.1ins. (7.9cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £200-300
133
Property of a gentleman - a bag containing assorted items including a silver mechanical pickle fork, silver teaspoons and two silver brooches. £70-100
127
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian HM silver rectangular box with classical repousse decorated top, Chester 1907, 4.4ins. (11.2cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £80-120
134
Property of a gentleman - a pair of modern HM silver coasters with gadrooned rims & turned wooden bases, makers Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1964, 6.5ins. (16.5cms.) dia. (2). £150-250
128
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian cased HM silver backed mirror & brush set, Birmingham 1907, some damages. £50-80
135
Property of a gentleman - an early C20th HM silver muffin dish with turned ivory finial & engraved crest, makers Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1911. £200-300
129
Property of a deceased estate - three modern HM silver rectangular photograph frames, the tallest 7.75ins. (19.7cms.) high (3). £50-100
136
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Property of a gentleman of title - a pair of Edwardian miniature HM silver models of Saints, mounted on wooden plinths with applied silver camel decorations, maker JBC, London 1903, 5.5ins. (14cms.) high (overall) (2) (see illustration). £100-150
Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian HM silver waiter in the George II style, with scroll feet, makers William Hutton & Sons, London 1896, 6.4ins. (16.3cms.) dia.. £100-150
137
Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian HM silver novelty twin light candelabra or chamberstick, modelled as a dragon, maker RW, London 1897, 3.5ins. (9cms.) high (see illustration). £300-500
131
Property of a gentleman - a pair of Edwardian plain HM silver rectangular strut photograph frames, makers William Comyns, London 1901, each 7.15ins. (18.1cms.) high (2). £120-180
138
Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian HM silver mounted cut glass claret jug, Birmingham 1891, 10ins. (25.4cms.) high (overall) (see illustration). £250-350
132
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian HM silver topped faceted blue glass scent bottle with inner stopper, Birmingham 1903, 3.25ins. (8.3cms.) high; together with an early C20th HM silver hexagonal ring box, Birmingham 1912 (2). £80-120
139
Property of a gentleman - a C20th HM silver three-piece coffee set in George I style, London 1974, the coffee pot 10.5ins. (26.7cms.) high (overall), approx. 1,170 grams (gross total), in Garrard box with original Garrard receipt from 1976 for £ 472 (3) (see illustration). £500-700
140
Property of a gentleman - a set of four late Victorian HM silver Ionic column dwarf candlesticks with detachable nozzles, William Hutton & Sons, London 1896, 5.5ins. (14cms.) high, weighted (4) (see illustration). £300-500
141
Property of a gentleman - a George III HM silver wine funnel with beaded rim, maker MB (probably Moses Brent), London 1788, 5ins. (12.7cms.) high (see illustration). £200-300
147
Property of a lady - a George III HM silver pierced basket with trailing floral decoration & swing handle, engraved crest & monogram, London 1767, 6.3ins. (16cms.) wide (see illustration). £100-150
142
Property of a gentleman - a cased set of six modern HM silver brandy balloons with gilt interiors, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1971 (see illustration). £300-500
148
143
Property of a gentleman - a pair of Victorian HM silver pierced bonbon dishes, Birmingham 1893, each approx. 7.8ins. (20cms.) across, approx. 197 grams (together); together with an early C20th HM silver drum mustard pot with blue glass liner, London 1924, with spoon; and an HM silver rectangular photograph frame, Chester 1903, 7.2ins. (18.3cms.) high (5) (see illustration). £120-180
Property of a gentleman - a bag containing assorted items, mostly silver, including a cased set of six HM silver teaspoons, an HM silver sovereign case, and a tortoiseshell shoe-horn. £120-180
149
Property of a lady - a small early C20th HM silver teacaddy, London 1920; together with two matching HM silver shell butterdishes, London 1907 and 1934; an HM silver sauceboat, Birmingham 1936; a plated brandy warmer; and a plated chamberstick (6). £180-240
144
Early C20th HM silver king’s pattern asparagus tongs, London 1922, 10.4ins. (26.4cms.) long; together with an HM silver king’s pattern combined pickle fork & spoon, London 1917, 10.4ins. (26.5cms.) long (2). £150-200
150
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian Art Nouveau HM silver photograph frame, Birmingham 1906, 8.75ins. (22.2cms.) high. £50-80
150A
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - an C18th French silver curiosity, possibly a paperknife or tongue scraper, maker Jean Angely (II), Uzes, 1788, 9.6ins. (24.4cms.) long (see illustration). £100-150
151
Property of a lady - a George III coin inset punch ladle with twisted horn handle; together with a bag containing assorted HM silver & silver plated items including a silver plated four-piece condiment set (2). £50-70
145
Set of six HM silver lobster picks, engraved crests, Sheffield 1918, each 7.8ins. (19.8cms.) long (6). £150-200
146
Property of a gentleman - a Sterling silver cased lighter with engraved leaf decoration; together with a small HM silver inkwell modelled as a bell; an HM silver butterknife; and an Art Deco cased green cigarette holder & matching lighter (4) (see illustration). £60-90
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Property of a gentleman - a Chinese Wang Hing silver trophy cup, 5.9ins. (15cms.) high, approx. 149 grams, on wooden plinth (2). £50-80
153
Property of a lady - a bag containing five assorted small silver boxes including a ring box; together with a silver plated similar; and a small silver trophy cup (7) (see illustration). £80-120
154
Victorian HM silver marrow scoop with shell decorated bowl, engraved crest, maker CL, London 1848, 9.2ins. (23.4cms.) long. £100-150
155
Edwardian HM silver circular strut photograph frame with ribbon cresting, Sheffield 1906, 7.25ins. (18.5cms.) high. £150-200
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Property of a gentleman - a modern boxed HM silver meat skewer or paperknife; together with a box containing assorted silver plated items (2).
164
Property of a lady - a set of six each HM silver bladed fish-knives & forks with ivory handles, two forks associated, approx. 507 grams (gross); together with a silver plated oval serving dish (2). £100-150
165
Property of a lady - eight HM silver fiddle pattern dinner forks; together with nine HM silver fiddle pattern dessert forks. £400-500
166
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian HM silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1909, 7ins. (17.7cms.) dia.. £70-100
167
Property of a lady - a late Victorian HM silver Christening mug with hammered decoration & gilt interior, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1900, 3.15ins. (8cms.) high. £70-100
156
Property of a lady - a bag containing assorted HM silver flatware including two serving spoons. £400-500
157
Early C20th HM silver quatrefoil box with hinged lid & ring handle, on paw feet, rubbed Chester hallmark, 4.9ins. (12.5cms.) wide. £100-150
168
Property of a lady - an HM silver table lighter with four matching ashtrays; together with two HM silver cigarette cases (7). £120-180
158
Property of a lady - a George III silver oval nutmeg grater, maker IP, circa 1790, 2.2ins. (5.6cms.) wide (see illustration). £150-250
169
Property of a lady - two HM silver sauceboats; together with an HM silver milk jug with half-fluted decoration (3). £200-300
159
Property of a lady - a bag containing assorted small HM silver items including a double-ended scent phial & a vesta case. £100-150
170
Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian HM silver 6division toastrack, London 1897, 6.1ins. (15.5cms.) long. £100-150
171
Property of a gentleman - a George III HM silver chamberstick with bead edges, maker John Carter II, London 1774, 2.3ins. (6cms.) high, repair to handle. £50-80
Property of a gentleman - two modern HM silver sauceboats (2). £150-200
172
Property of a lady - a George III HM silver circular waiter with bead edge, on ball & claw feet, makers Langlands & Robertson, Newcastle, no date letter, circa 1790, 6.4ins. (16.2cms.) dia. (see illustration). £150-250
Property of a lady - a mid C20th HM silver baluster caster, makers Nayler Brothers, 7.1ins. (18cms.) high, approx. 289 grams. £120-180
173
Property of a lady - an Edwardian HM silver octagonal baluster coffee pot, London 1907, 10.6ins. (27cms.) high, approx. 586 grams (gross) (see illustration). £250-350
174
Property of a lady - a set of six each HM silver bladed fish-knives & forks with ivory handles, Sheffield 1881. £120-180
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Property of a lady - an early C20th HM silver hot water jug of tapering cylindrical form with leaf decorated spout, engraved initials, Sheffield 1928, 8.8ins. (22.4cms.) high, approx. 573 grams (gross) (see illustration). £250-350 17
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175
Property of a lady - an Edwardian HM silver pedestal dish, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1910, 4.75ins. (12cms.) high (see illustration). £150-250
176
Property of a lady - an early C20th HM silver George II style sauceboat, Sheffield 1939, approx. 189 grams. £80-120
177
Property of a lady - an early C20th Art Deco HM silver inkwell, London 1914, 5.3ins. (13.5cms.) square. £80-120
178
Property of a deceased estate - a quantity of HM silver flatware, mostly fiddle & thread pattern; together with an HM silver four-division toastrack (approx. 825 grams total). £350-450
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Property of a lady - an Edwardian HM silver floral repousse pedestal sugar bowl , Sheffield 1901; together with an HM silver cigarette case with engraved bird decorations (approx. 193 grams total) (2). £80-120 Property of a lady - a set of thirteen early C20th HM silver seal-top apostle spoons, after the Elizabethan set in Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, each modelled as a different apostle, and one depicting the Saviour, engraved initials, makers Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1913, in fitted red morocco leather case; together with another similar by the same makers, Sheffield 1912 (see illustration). £150-250 Property of a lady - a cased set of six HM silver teaspoons with matching sugar tongs; together with another cased set of six HM silver teaspoons; a cased HM silver shell butterdish & butterknife; and a silver plated milk jug & matching sugar basin (5). £80-120
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Property of a lady - a pair of modern HM silver goblets by Garrard, London 1972, approx. 388 grams (2). £150-200
183
Property of a gentleman - a bag containing assorted HM silver mounted items including fish cutlery & an enamel cigarette box. £180-240
184
Property of a lady - an early C20th 935 grade silver trophy cup with stylised loop handles, engraved ‘W.I.T.C. CUP / 1925’, 5.5ins. (14cms.) high; together with an HM silver sugar basin; and another HM silver dish, adapted from the top half of a wine funnel (3). £250-350
185
Property of a lady - a pair of George II HM silver circular salts with engraved floral decorations, on hoof feet, London 1748; together with a George IV HM silver berry spoon, London 1826; and a Victorian HM silver serving fork, London 1855 (approx. 327 grams total) (4). £150-200
186
Property of a lady - Second World War Royal Navy interest - an HM silver lighter modelled as a hunting horn, with engraved presentation inscription ‘THE OFFICERS H.M.S. “SOUTHDOWN” FROM THE COLONEL SEPTEMBER 1941’, hallmarked London 1938, 4.9ins. (12.5cms.) high. £100-150
187
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian HM silver & tortoiseshell pique-work circular box, Birmingham 1910, 2.9ins. (7.4cms.) dia.; together with a small silver & pale blue guilloche enamel oval box; and a bag containing assorted silver plated items including a mustard pot (3). £50-80
188
Property of a lady - a pair of early C20th HM silver sauceboats, Sheffield 1938, 7.1ins. (18cms.) long (overall) (2). £100-150
189
Property of a lady - an early C20th HM silver baluster caster, London 1938, 7.8ins. (19.8cms.) high. £120-180
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Property of a lady - two similar pairs of HM silver gilt berry spoons, the first by George Smith III, London 1783, the second by James Beebe, London 1825/8, initialled, in presentation case. £80-120
Property of a lady - a bag containing an HM silver pierced oval salt; together with an HM silver sovereign case; and Sterling silver pierced mustard pot; and a silver plated vesta case (4). £80-100
199
Property of a lady - an early C20th HM silver shaped oval dish with gadrooned border & engraved presentation inscription, London 1913, 14.6ins. (37cms.) wide (see illustration). £350-450
Property of a lady - a George III HM silver teapot of half-fluted rectangular form, on ball feet, makers Alice & George Burrows, London 1810, approx. 674 grams (gross). £300-400
200
Property of a lady - an early C20th HM silver cigarette case; together with a carved ivory graduated bead necklace (2).
201
Property of a lady - a cased set of six Edwardian Royal Worcester coffee cans with HM silver pierced holders, London 1905 (see illustration). £100-150
202
Property of a lady - a George III HM silver toothpick box with engraved borders & hinged lid enclosing a gilt interior, maker IW, London 1790, 3.5ins. (8.9cms.) long, approx. 74 grams (see illustration). £100-150
192
Property of a lady - a bag containing a small quantity of silver & silver mounted items including three napkin rings; together with a quantity of assorted silver plated items (on three shelves) (4). £50-100
193
Property of a gentleman - a bag containing assorted HM silver items including a baluster caster & a set of six modern decanter or bottle labels. £150-200
194
Property of a lady - an early C20th HM silver milk jug and matching sugar base, with acanthus handles, London 1920/22, approx. 430 grams (2). £180-240
203
Property of a gentleman - a Georgian unmarked silver double lipped punch ladle inset with a George II crown, with twisted horn handle. £60-90
195
Property of a lady - a C19th Russian silver pedestal basket with swing handle, maker A.N, 1858, 8.9ins. (22.6cms.) wide (see illustration). £300-500
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Property of a lady - an Edwardian walnut cased set of twelve each HM silver dessert knives & forks with engraved foliate decorations & carved mother-of-pearl handles, makers Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1901 (see illustration). £250-350
Property of a gentleman of title - a set of three Edwardian novelty HM silver boxes modelled as recumbent camels, mounted on wooden plinths, maker JBC, London 1904, 3.8ins. (9.7cms.) long (3) (see illustration). £500-700
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Property of a lady - two Russian silver cigarette cases - the first with engraved floral decoration & turquoise oval button, maker EK, 4.75ins. (12cms.) high; the second with engraved decoration & initials, with purple oval button, maker BH, 4.75ins. (12cms.) high - both with kokoshnik marks, approx. 340 grams total (2) (see illustration). £150-250
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - a good C19th French imported silver neo-classical vase with goat’s head handles flanking a border of cavorting cherubs, above a bust within a laurel wreath on one side and a ribbon crested heraldic device verso, on square base, presently adapted as a table lamp, the mark a standing cockerel or rooster facing left beside a letter ‘F’ and another letter ‘P’, above a small standing swan, one horn of each goat’s head with corresponding small standing swan, the silver 15ins. (38cms.) high (see illustration). £800-1200
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Property of a gentleman of title - a good late Victorian HM silver pedestal bowl with mask handles, with engraved crest to one cartouche, the other vacant, on ebonised socle with HM silver tablet inscribed ‘Presented to Mrs. Rasch, of Woodhill, Danbury, Essex, by supporters of Major Fred. Carne Rasch, in commemoration of his re-election as Member of Parliament for South-East Essex, and in testimony of their warm appreciation of the able and zealous manner in which he represented the division during the six years of Lord Salisbury’s ministry, 1886-1892’, makers Walter & John Barnard, London 1891, the retailers R.H. Halford & Sons, 43 Fenchurch St., London, approx. 180 ounces, 18.75ins. (47.5cms.) across, together with a leatherbound book containing a list of the subscribers, all in a fitted oak two-door cabinet (see illustration). £2500-3500
209
Property of a deceased estate - three C18th / C19th delft blue & white plates, damages, the largest 13.75ins. (35cms.) dia.; together with four similar tiles; and four similar Continental polychrome items (11) (see illustration). £50-80
210
Property of a deceased estate - two framed C19th Pratt type pot lids, one entitled ‘Uncle Toby’ (2).
211
Property of a gentleman - a C19th English pottery octagonal baluster tea caddy with moulded & painted chinoiserie decoration, cover missing, minor restoration to outside of rim, 4.8ins. (12.2cms.) high.
212
Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted early C19th ceramics including Folch’s Stone China plates (on one shelf). £50-100
213
Property of a lady - a late C18th French biscuit porcelain group of five children playing musical instruments, apparently unmarked, 9.25ins. (23.5cms.) high; together with an C18th sparrow-beak jug (2) (see illustration). £100-150
214
Property of a gentleman - an early C20th Wedgwood ‘Peony’ pattern SYP (Simple Yet Perfect) teapot, modelled as a Sarum kettle.
215
Two Minton majolica Secessionist vases, No.3 and No.4, each 5.1ins. (13cms.) high (2).
216
Property of a lady - an Edwardian Locke & Co Worcester peach bloom pot pourri pedestal bowl with pierced cover, 7.5ins. (19cms.) dia.. £80-120
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Eight Wedgwood blue jasparware items including a covered vase and a biscuit barrel (8). £50-80
208
Property of a lady - an unusual C19th Grainger Worcester biscuit porcelain arbour group with two cherubs resting beneath fruiting vines with coloured climbing rose arch, impressed script mark, 7.4ins. (18.8cms.) high (see illustration). £150-250
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Property of a lady - a small pair of Edwardian Royal Worcester vases, each painted with a robin on a gilt branch, date codes for 1903 and 1906, each 2.75ins. (7cms.) high (2). £80-120
220
Property of a gentleman - a pair of late C19th / early C20th Volkstedt figural candelabra, 11ins. (28cms.) high; together with a pair of Dresden style yellow ground covered vases; and a pair of blanc-de-chine figures of Guanyin (6). £50-80
221
Winchcombe Pottery studio pottery stoneware vase with tenmoku glaze, impressed seal marks, 7ins. (17.8cms.) high.
222
Property of a gentleman - a Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery Co. oval dish, 11.4ins. (29cms.) wide.
223
Property of a gentleman - a pair of early C19th Spode Stone China imari pattern octagonal section vases & covers, restorations to covers & 2 handles, each 10.75ins. (27.3cms.) high (overall) (2). £50-80
224
Large early C19th silver lustre jug inscribed ‘PEACE AND TRADE’, 11.2ins. (28.5cms.) high (see illustration). £400-600
225
Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted glassware, C19th & later, including a set of ten rummers & a pair of etched ‘globe & shaft’ decanters (on two shelves) (2). £100-150
226
Property of a gentleman - five assorted art glass items including a Kosta aubergine bowl and a Medina bottle vase (5). £50-100
227
Property of a gentleman - a C19th ‘Bristol’ blue glass chemist’s round or jar, with label inscribed ‘SYR: VIOLAE’, 9.25ins. (23.5cms.) high (including stopper); together with a C19th Dutch etched clear glass tankard or mug, 5.25ins. (13.3cms.) high; and a blue flashed cut glass dish (3) (see illustration).
228
Property of a lady - a set of six late Victorian cranberry glass stem glasses, possibly Stourbridge, with engraved decorations & crests (6) (see illustration). £80-120
229
Late C18th etched Sunderland Bridge rummer, dated 1796, initialled C B, 5.5ins. (14cms.) high (see illustration). £120-180
230
Property of a lady - two unusually small C18th ‘onion’ bottles, the taller with crested red wax seal to cork, the taller 4.6ins. (11.7cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £300-500
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Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th Royal Worcester figural candlestick modelled by James Hadley, date letter for 1890, 10.4ins. (26.4cms.) high (see illustration). £70-100
218
Property of a lady - a pair of late C19th German porcelain figures, each modelled standing beside a column, green anchor marks, 11.25ins. (28.5cms.) high; together with a damaged small figure of a ballerina (3). £50-80 21
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Property of a gentleman - a vintage ‘candlestick’ or pillar telephone, apparently unmarked.
232
Property of a gentleman - a tan leather cased Polaroid Electric Eye model 900 camera with accessories & booklets, circa 1960; together with a Polaroid SX-70 camera in pouch, circa 1975; and a cased pair of binoculars (3).
233
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - an early C20th stereoscopic slide viewer.
234
Property of a lady - a late Victorian carved oak cased aneroid barometer & thermometer, 15.75ins. (40cms.) high.
235
Property of a lady - a late Victorian carved oak cased aneroid barometer & thermometer, 33.5ins. (85cms.) high. £80-120
236
Property of a lady - a mahogany cased ship’s stick barometer, C20th, with silvered registers, inscribed ‘I. BLATT / BRIGHTON’. £80-120
237
Property of a lady - a Victorian rosewood & mother-ofpearl marquetry inlaid banjo barometer decorated with swans, peacocks & trailing foliage, with ‘onion’ top, the silvered dial inscribed ‘J. ANGELINETTA / WOOTTON BASSET’, 38.4ins. (97.5cms.) high (see illustration). £200-300
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Late C19th cylinder musical box, playing 12 airs with tune indicator & zither attachment, with original song sheet, faux rosewood case, the comb with 6 damaged teeth, 18.8ins. (47.7cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £150-250
239
Property of a lady - a C19th Swiss drum and bells in sight cylinder musical box, playing 8 airs, with original tune sheet, the case in need of restoration, 19.3ins. (49cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £400-600
240
Property of a gentleman - a late C19th French black, rouge & verde antico marble Gothic cased mantel clock with visible escapement, the 8-day movement & pendulum both numbered 6232, striking on a bell, 18.6ins. (47.2cms.) high (see illustration). £200-300
241
Property of a deceased estate - an Edwardian mahogany mantel clock with brass filled fluted quarter pilasters, 9.25ins. (23.5cms.) high. £50-80
242
Property of a gentleman - two late C19th / early C20th Junghans portico clocks with pineapple finials, approx. 12.6ins. (32cms.) high (2). £50-80
243
Property of a gentleman - a C19th French mahogany & gilt brass mounted circular wall clock with enamel dial, with later Swiss 15-jewel movement, 6.5ins. (16.5cms.) dia. (see illustration). £50-80
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Property of a lady - a C19th patinated bronze mantel clock surmounted by a figure of Diana de Gabies, the Vincenti & Cie 8-day striking movement numbered 4034, the bell missing, 18ins. (45.7cms.) high (see illustration). £200-300
245
Property of a lady - a late C19th French brass architectural cased mantel clock with painted porcelain dial, the Parrot Freres 8-day movement striking on a gong, engraved presentation inscription to plinth, 10ins. (25.4cms.) high (see illustration). £80-120
246
Late C19th French gilt brass & white onyx cased mantel clock with floral painted enamel dial, the 8-day movement striking on a bell, pendulum missing, 9ins. (22.9cms.) high (see illustration). £100-150
247
Late C19th French Sevres style porcelain mounted gilt painted spelter cased mantel clock with 8-day striking movement, bell & pendulum missing, 13.25ins. (33.7cms.) high.
248
Property of a lady - a late C19th skeleton clock with single chain fusee movement & silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, under glass dome, 12.75ins. (32.5cms.) high (see illustration). £250-350
249
Property of a gentleman - a late C19th French red boulle work rococo cased mantel clock, the Japy Freres 8-day movement striking on a coiled gong, 12ins. (30.5cms.) high (see illustration). £250-350
250
Early C20th French brass corniche cased miniature carriage clock timepiece, 3.15ins. (8cms.) high (to hilt of handle), with key (see illustration). £100-150
251
Late C19th French four glass clock with 8-day movement striking on a gong, with mercury pendulum, 9.7ins. (24.6cms.) high (see illustration). £100-150
252
Property of a gentleman - a late C19th malachite & rouge marble inlaid black marble cased calendar & moonphase mantel clock, the Japy Freres 8-day movement numbered ‘1956’, striking on a bell, 14.6ins. (37cms.) high (see illustration). £400-600
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Property of a gentleman - a German gilt painted spelter clock garniture, the clock striking on a bell, the clock 16.3ins, (41.4cms.) high (3).
254
Property of a gentleman - a late C19th French green patinated spelter & green onyx mounted figural clock garniture, the clock with 8-day movement striking on a bell, the clock 19.3ins. (49cms.) high (3) (see illustration). £120-180
255
Property of a gentleman - an early C19th William IV mahogany & brass inlaid drop-dial wall clock with carved fan ‘ears’ & shaped lenticle, with single fusee movement, 24.25ins. (61.5cms.) high (see illustration). £300-400
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Early C19th Regency brass fretwork inlaid & ebony strung mahogany clock bracket, 12.1ins. (30.7cms.) wide. £50-80
257
Late C19th French four glass clock with 8-day movement striking on a gong, with mercury pendulum, 10.75ins. (27.4cms.) high (see illustration). £100-150
258
Property of a lady - a C19th French floral painted green & gilt porcelain rococo cased mantel clock, circa 1870, with Aubert & Klaftenberger 8-day movement striking on a bell, the backplate & pendulum numbered 3675, on a giltwood stand, 15.25ins. (38.7cms.) high (overall); together with a pair of late C19th / early C20th German floral encrusted porcelain candleabra bases (3) (see illustration for clock). £200-300
259
Property of a gentleman - a Victorian carved dark oak cased three-train chiming mantel clock, the triple fusee movement striking on eight bells & five gongs, the dial inscribed ‘W & H LONDON’, 22.25ins. (56.5cms.) high (see illustration). £1000-1500
260
Property of a deceased estate - a George III fruitwood 8day striking longcase clock, the square brass dial with calendar arch, inscribed ‘Henry Fisher / Preston’, 78.75ins. (200cms.) high (see illustration). £300-500
261
Early C19th Regency period bronze fender with patinated sphinx ends, 37.7ins. (96cms.) wide (see illustration). £300-400
262
Pressed clear glass Baden-Powell Relief of Mafeking commemorative dish, circa 1900, 10ins. (25.5cms.) dia.; together with a pith helmet reputedly worn by General Buller at Mafeking (2).
263
Property of a deceased estate - a box containing assorted items including a gilt framed collage. £50-80
264
Property of a distinguished French shipping family - Sylvestrie (C20th French) - SNIPE - two cold painted terracotta models, the larger 9.25ins. (23.5cms.) long (overall) (2) (see illustration). £200-300
265
Property of a deceased estate - Alfred Laalk (Belgian, fl. late C19th) - ‘LE GAVROCHE’, A FIGURE OF A STREET URCHIN - bronze, 22.25ins. (56.5cms.) high, signed on the base & dated 1891, stamped J. Petermann, Bruxelles (see illustration). £500-1000
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Property of a lady of title - an Edwardian mahogany & marquetry inlaid kidney shaped tray with brass carrying handles; together with a modern ship’s decanter with etched presentation inscription (2). £50-80
267
Property of a lady - a white & gilt painted wire birdcage, 24ins. (61cms.) high (overall). £50-80
268
Property of a gentleman - a pair of early C20th cold painted bronze models of Owls perched on branches, probably Austrian, mounted on green onyx book-ends, 4.9ins. (12.4cms.) high (overall) (2) (see illustration). £200-300
269
Property of a lady - a late C17th English pewter charger with reeded rim, ‘hall mark’ type mark to the rim of the initials ‘IH’ within a heart shaped shield struck four times in a row, 12.6ins. (32cms.) dia. (see illustration). £100-200
270
Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted items including a pair of Continental bronze mask decorated candlesticks with triform bases, adapted as table lamps, and another pair of Corinthian column table lamps (on one shelf). £50-100
271
Property of a lady - a rare late C17th French brass barber’s bowl with engraved scroll decorated shaped rim, 15.6ins. (39.5cms.) wide (see illustration). £500-800
272
Property of a gentleman - a C19th French red boulle work inkstand with satyr mask feet, 9.85ins. (25cms.) wide (see illustration). £200-300
273
Property of a lady - an unusual copper & brass whip or stickstand modelled as a riding boot, the spur detached (see illustration). £80-120
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Property of a lady - an unusual C19th fruitwood & ebonised tea-caddy, the hinged cover with inset floral collage, above two mauchline ware type vignettes entitled ‘Weilburg’ and ‘Urtelstein’, 4.7ins. (12cms.) high (see illustration). £250-350
275
Property of a lady - a Victorian brass tipstaff with ebony handle; together with a Victorian South Devon Railway painted truncheon; and a plain wooden truncheon (3) (see illustration). £100-150
276
Property of a lady - two George III cube tea caddies, the first satinwood with later floral painted decoration, the second burr wood (2) (see illustration). £200-300
277
Property of a lady - a Victorian painted truncheon - Commissioners of Wingate & Finchley - 18ins. (46cms.) long (see illustration). £80-120
278
Late C19th painted cast iron novelty mechanical moneybox or bank, modelled as an eagle feeding two eaglets in a nest, patented 1883, the mechanism in working order, 8.2ins. (20.8cms.) long (overall) (see illustration). £200-300
279
Rare late C19th J. & E. Stevens painted cast iron novelty mechanical money-box or bank, modelled as a reclining chinaman, patented 1882, the mechanism in working order, some flaking to paint, 8.6ins. (21.8cms.) long (overall) (see illustration). £1200-1800
280
SHERRIFF, R.C. - ‘Journey’s End’ - 16th impression, Gollancz, 1929, signed by the author; together with GROSSMITH, Weedon - ‘From Studio To Stage’ - Bodley Head, 1913, second edition, signed by the author; and a facsimile letter from Clementine Churchill (3).
281
Property of a gentleman - Royal memorabilia - H.R.H. Prince Charles and H.R.H. Diana Princess of Wales - 1981 autographed wedding photograph with crests above, in silver plated strut frame; together with another similar, 1984, showing the family of four, inscribed ‘To you both’ and signed ‘Charles and Diana’, in strut frame; another similar showing the Prince of Wales and the Queen Mother in a carriage, with printed Christmas greeting, signed ‘from Charles’; and an auto-pen facsimilae letter form Highgrove House regarding a hunt, unframed (4) (see illustration). £150-250
282
A private collection of aeronautical pictures - John Batchelor (C20th) - ‘SPITFIRE’ and ‘HURRICANE’ - a pair, oils on canvas, each 14ins. (36cms.) square, framed - both signed lower right & dated ‘90; together with two boxed Royal Worcester porcelain plates commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, depicting the same views as the oil paintings, both numbered 605 of a limited edition of 1,500, with certificates (4) (see illustration). £120-180
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A private collection of aeronautical pictures - after Marguerite Montaut (‘Gamy’) - EARLY AEROPLANES - two colour lithographs, each 17.7 by 35.3ins. (45 by 90cms.) (overall), unframed (2) (see illustration). £100-150
290
A private collection of aeronautical pictures - a large framed & glazed colour poster - ‘AEROPLANES BLERIOT / G. BOREL & CIE / 25 RUE BRUNEL, PARIS’ - the poster 30 by 39.25ins. (76.2 by 99.7cms.) - inscribed in red ‘Affiches Louis GALICE 99 Fs. St. Denis Paris’ lower right (see illustration). £500-800
Furniture 291
C18th George III mahogany triangular drop-leaf corner table circa 1770, with pull-out candle slide, on scratch moulded square chamfered legs, 34.75ins. (88.3cms.) wide (see illustration). £500-800
292
Property of a lady of title - a pair of late C19th Italian carved blackamoor torcheres or plantstands, probably Venetian, each figure modelled holding bunches of grapes, on tripod scroll supports, each 37ins. (94cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £1000-1500
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A private collection of aeronautical pictures - C20th - THREE HURRICANES - gouache, 22.5 by 17.5ins. (57 by 44.5cms.), in glazed frame.
284
A private collection of aeronautical pictures - John Young (C20th) - DE HAVILLAND DH103 HORNET - oil on canvas, 20 by 30ins. (51 by 76cms.), framed - signed lower left & with The Guild of Aviation Artists 87th Annual Exhibition label on reverse. £50-80
285
A private collection of aeronautical pictures - Ferneaux Sturt (C20th) - ‘ONE OF THE FEW’ - oil on canvas, 24 by 30ins. (61 by 76cms.), framed - signed lower left.
286
A private collection of aeronautical pictures - Peter Champion (C20th) - ‘WARHAWKS ON GUAM’ - oil on board, 24 by 28ins. (61 by 71cms.), framed - signed lower left & with signed letter from the artist on reverse.
287
A private collection of aeronautical pictures - W.S. Lamprey (C20th) - FOUR SPITFIRES - oil on board, 42 by 17.75ins. (106.7 by 45.1cms.), unframed - signed lower right.
288
A private collection of aeronautical pictures - Adrian Silas (late C19th / early C20th) - TWO BI-PLANES OVER COUNTRYSIDE - oil on canvas, 36 by 28ins. (91.5 by 71cms.), framed - signed lower left.
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Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th / early C20th French rosewood & trellis parquetry inlaid kidney shaped occasional table with frieze drawer & shelf under, on square tapering sabre legs, 29.75ins. (75.5cms.) wide. £200-300
294
Property of a deceased estate - an early C19th French Empire period mahogany fauteuil with carved dolphin arm terminals. £300-400
295
Early C19th Regency period mahogany & specimen wood parquetry circular tilt-top occasional table with triangular section column & trefoil base terminating in leaf carved scroll feet, 20.5ins. (52cms.) dia. (see illustration). £800-1200
296
Late C19th / early C20th French Louis XV style kingwood & ormolu mounted rectangular two-tier etagere with pull-out slides, on cabriole legs, 31.2ins. (79.2cms.) wide (overall). £300-400
297
Pair of early C20th Hepplewhite style mahogany side chairs (2).
298
Victorian carved oak window seat, 48ins. (122cms.) long (see illustration). £200-300
299
Good quality Victorian mahogany duchess dressing table with nine drawers & turned handles, on plinth base, 60ins. (152cms.) wide (see illustration). £250-350
300
Property of a gentleman of title - an early C19th Dutch rosewood & marquetry inlaid freestanding corner cabinet, the top with marquetry panel depicting figures in various pursuits, 39.8ins. (101cms.) high (see illustration). £150-250
301
Property of a deceased estate - a Dutch style ripple moulded rectangular framed wall mirror, 29.5 by 25ins. (75 by 64cms.). £50-80
302
Property of a gentleman - a George III mahogany cheston-chest or tallboy, with dentil frieze & fluted quarter pilasters, the base fitted with a brushing slide, the brass swan-neck handles apparently original, 43.9ins. (111.5cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £800-1200
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Property of a gentleman - a mahogany twin pillar ‘D’end dining table with two extra leaves & reeded edges, the solid mahogany tops early C19th, the bases mid C20th, 45 by 102ins. (114 by 259cms.) (max.). £150-250
304
Property of a lady - a Louis XV style gilt metal mounted parquetry bombe commode with marble top, 38.5ins. (98cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £200-300
305
Property of a lady - a satinwood bijouterie table of elongated octagonal form with painted floral decoration, 16.7ins. (42.5cms.) wide (see illustration). £300-400
306
Set of eight early C19th George IV mahogany dining chairs including two carvers (8) (see illustration). £400-600
307
Property of a gentleman - an early C19th Regency period oak sarcophagus shaped wine cooler or cellarette, with reel quarter mouldings, on carved lion’s paw feet with inset castors, 31.1ins. (79cms.) wide (see illustration). £400-600
308
Saleroom Three General Antiques & Household Chattels
Property of a lady of title - a pair of late Victorian mahogany bijouterie tables or vitrines, with carved edges & fluted tapering legs, each 29.7ins. (75.3cms.) wide (2) (see illustration). £500-800
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Property of a deceased estate - an antique stone trough, probably granite, 31ins. (79cms.) long. £100-150
310
Property of a deceased estate - an antique stone rectangular trough, 24.25ins. (61.5cms.) long.
311
Property of a deceased estate - a reconstituted stone circular garden planter; together with a glazed ceramic planter (2).
312
Property of a deceased estate - a quantity of assorted gardening tools including a galvanized watering can & a scythe; together with three canvas & wood folding deck chairs (a lot).
313
Property of a deceased estate - a pair of reconstituted stone circular planters with basket weave decorations, each with an owl lozenge on the inside of the base (2).
314
Property of a deceased estate - a wrought iron & slatted wood garden bench.
315
Property of a gentleman - a modern Chinese style model of a temple with an associated top and antique stone base (see illustration).
316
Property of a deceased estate - a boxed RAC 2000w pressure washer, model number HP132.
317
Property of a gentleman - a C19th salt-glazed stoneware 5-gallon ewer; together with a stoneware cider barrel or keg; another similar; and two other stoneware items (5).
318
Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted metalware including a bracket with the name ‘SANCTUS’ and a galvanized watering can with copper rose (a lot).
319
Large early C20th French oak architectural door with wrought iron upper panels, 91.5ins. (232cms.) high. £80-120
320
Property of a gentleman - a white painted cast iron pierced stove, 27.5ins. (70cms.) high.
321
Property of a lady - a pair of Edwardian stained glass panels, unframed; together with another similar in white painted frame; a pair of modern framed Turkish pictures; and a Japanese similar (6).
322
Property of a lady - a late C19th / early C20th red painted wooden cart or carriage wheel, the hub inscribed ‘R & J Reeves & Son, Bratton’, 44.2ins. (112cms.) dia..
323
Property of a deceased estate - a C19th terracotta garden urn on plinth, 31.5ins. (80cms.) high (overall) (see illustration). £100-150
324
Quantity of workshop equipment including boxed scroll saw, folding work-bench, sash clamps, and other tools.
325
Property of a gentleman of title - an early C19th Regency period pierced steel & brass fender, 56.7ins. (144cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £100-150
326
Tall gilt painted candlestand; together with a lamp standard adapted from a bed-post (2). £50-80
327
Adam style steel fire-basket, bottom grille missing.
328
Quantity of assorted lighting including table lamps (a lot) (on table).
329
Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - an unusual late C19th / early C20th green hardstone possibly moss agate table lamp of hexagonal pedestal form, previously with pierced cover, 10.5ins. (26.5cms.) high (see illustration). Footnote - the entire lamp including the panels are made of the same stone.
330
Property of a deceased estate - a bouillotte type table lamp; together with a Tiffany style table lamp (2).
331
Property of a deceased estate - ten assorted table lamps (10).
332
Late Victorian ornate brass paraffin oil lamp , 25ins. (63.5cms.) high (overall).
333
Property of a deceased estate - an early C20th oak barleytwist standard lamp.
334
Property of a deceased estate - a pine box stool; together with a pine writing slope (2).
335
Property of a deceased estate - an early C19th oak circular tilt-top occasional table with turned column & tripod base; together with a Victorian gipsy table with bobbin turned legs (2).
336
Property of a deceased estate - a George III oak corner wall cupboard with panelled door, on associated base (2).
337
Property of a deceased estate - a George III oak corner wall cupboard with fielded panelled door enclosing shaped shelves, 38.25ins. (97cms.) high. £50-80
338
Property of a deceased estate - a Dutch style oak side table with frieze drawer, on turned legs united by shaped flat ‘X’-stretchers; together with a similar coffer stand (2). £80-120
339
Property of a deceased estate - a set of six elm seated Windsor wheel-back kitchen chairs including two carvers (6). £50-100
340
Property of a deceased estate - a George III oak marriage of mule chest, with hinged top above two short drawers, on bracket feet, 46ins. (117cms.) wide (see illustration). £100-150
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Matched set of five Lancashire rush seated ladderback chairs, C18th / C19th, including one carver (5). £250-350
341
Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian pine chest of two short & two long drawers with turned handles & feet, 37.75ins. (96cms.) wide. £50-80
342
Property of a deceased estate - a George III oak rectangular drop-leaf dining table, 37ins. (94cms.) wide.
343
Green painted wooden coat-rack.
344
Property of a lady - a reproduction carved oak long box stool with turned baluster legs united by stretchers; together with a carved square two-tier occasional table (2). £50-80
345
Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian painted pine dressing chest base with two short & two long drawers, 33ins. (84cms.) wide.
346
Late C19th / early C20th elm seated Windsor wheelback kitchen elbow chair with turned legs & crinoline stretchers.
347
Property of a gentleman - a C19th seaman’s chest with rope handles.
348
Property of a gentleman - an oak oval topped gate-leg table, C20th, with two end drawers & turned baluster supports.
349
Property of a deceased estate - a late C17th oak threepanel coffer with nulled frieze, 51ins. (129cms.) wide. £80-120
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Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian pine chest of two short & three long drawers with drop handles, 41ins. (104cms.) wide. £50-100 Property of a deceased estate - nine early C19th country Hepplewhite dining chairs including two carvers (9) (see illustration). £200-300 Two boxes containing assorted items including a Victorian seamed copper kettle and a brass model traction engine (2).
353
Ten boxes containing auction catalogues (10).
354
Large quantity of assorted textiles (a lot) (on table).
355
George III mahogany two-tier washstand; together with a Victorian barleytwist towel rail (2).
356
Victorian walnut graduated four-tier corner whatnot. £50-80
357
Late Victorian walnut three-door combination wardrobe or compactum. £80-120
358
Edwardian satinwood framed overmantel mirror. £50-80
359
Mahogany plantstand, adapted from a bed-post. £50-80
360
Pair of modern glazed ceramic elephant stools (2).
361
Cream floral upholstered chesterfield sofa. £50-100
362
Property of a gentleman of title - a set of fifteen early C20th Copeland floral painted dinner plates (15).
363
Oak cello chair with four carved supports & gold coloured upholstery.
364
Large quantity of assorted picture frames.
365
Walnut & featherbanded swing-frame toilet mirror with three-drawer base. £50-80
366
Set of six modern beech kitchen chairs including two carvers (6).
367
Modern three-tier butcher’s block.
368
Walnut & crossbanded chest of two short & three long drawers with swan-neck handles, on bracket feet, 37ins. (94cms.) wide. £100-150
369
Reproduction walnut two-door cabinet with glazed upper section, 23.75ins. (60cms.) wide. £50-80
370
Modern pine two-part dresser, 38.5ins. (98cms.) wide. £50-80
371
Reproduction mahogany drop-leaf coffee table; together with a reproduction mahogany television cabinet (2).
372
Modern pine kitchen table with painted base & end drawer, 59ins. (150cms.) long. £50-80
373
Property of a deceased estate - a George III mahogany foldover tea table with square chamfered legs (see illustration). £100-150
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Property of a deceased estate - a quantity of assorted ceramics including a Copeland ‘Fontaine’ pattern dinner service (on table).
375
Property of a deceased estate - a C19th gilt rectangular framed wall mirror, later plate, 21 by 33.75ins. (53 by 85.5cms.).
394
Property of a gentleman - a black painted cast iron & brass double bedstead.
395
Property of a gentleman - a Victorian later stained luggage stand with turned legs.
396
Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted ceramics including a C19th floral painted green & gilt bordered 7-piece part dessert service and a Limoges 8-piece part dessert service (on two shelves) (2). £50-80
397
Property of a lady of title - a Regency style mahogany coffee table with lion’s paw feet & castors, the top early C19th.
376
Property of a deceased estate - a large quantity of assorted pictures & prints (10).
377
Property of a deceased estate - an Edwardian oak dressing chest base; together with a Victorian white painted side table, drawers missing; and three white marble tops (5).
378
Property of a deceased estate - two similar oak Globe Wernicke style 5-section stacking bookcases, doors missing (2). £50-100
398
Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian walnut & green button upholstered nursing chair with galleried back. £60-90
379
Property of a deceased estate - an ebonised bentwood hat & coat stand; together with a mahogany circular twotier plantstand; an oak two-tier occasional table; and a stick-back kitchen chair (4).
399
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian marquetry & bone inlaid ‘X’-frame stool. £70-100
380
Property of a deceased estate - an Edwardian gilt oval framed wall mirror; together with two gilt rectangular framed wall mirrors (3). £50-80
400
Property of a gentleman - an Ercol style stick-back rocking chair.
401
Pine chest of three long drawers with turned handles.
402
Property of a lady - a George III mahogany & strung shield-shaped toilet mirror with serpentine fronted threedrawer base; together with a cut glass table lamp; a faux malachite table lamp; and a modern stickstand (4). £50-80
403
Early C20th French marble topped pot cupboard.
404
Large C19th Continental painted pine coffer, 59ins. (150cms.) long (see illustration). £200-300
405
C19th French fruitwood & grey marble topped commode chest, damages & restorations, 49ins. (125cms.) wide (overall). £100-150
406
Property of a lady - a Victorian mahogany ‘tree’ hallstand with mirror panel & hinged glove box.
407
Property of a gentleman - early C20th English school - STILL LIFE OF FLOWERS - oil on board, 15.3 by 12.4ins. (39 by 31.5cms.), in gilt composition frame.
408
Property of a lady - a painted rag doll; together with another doll (2).
409
Property of a gentleman - a C19th & later mahogany side table with turned legs; together with a Victorian mahogany swing-frame toilet mirror (2).
381
Property of a deceased estate - eighteen boxes containing assorted books (18).
382
Property of a deceased estate - a small quantity of assorted picture frames.
383
Property of a deceased estate - a black ground chinoiserie decorated standard lamp.
384
Property of a deceased estate - an Ercol pale elm & beech rectangular table with shelf under, 39ins. (99cms.) long. £50-80
385
Property of a deceased estate - a reproduction mahogany concave fronted two-part bookcase with glazed upper section.
386
Property of a deceased estate - a modern yellow upholstered two-seater sofa. £50-100
387
Property of a deceased estate - a Toshiba DVD / video recorder, model number RD-XV48DTKB.
388
Property of a deceased estate - a modern brown leather upholstered recliner armchair. £50-100
389
Property of a gentleman - a late C19th French carved dark oak side cabinet with barleytwist columns, on bun feet, 36.25ins. (92cms.) wide (overall). £80-120
390
Property of a deceased estate - a quantity of assorted ceramics including a Wedgwood ‘Lichfield’ pattern 21piece dinner service.
391
Property of a gentleman - ALISON, Archibald - ‘History of Europe’ - set of nineteen volumes, seventh edition, William Blackwood, 1847/8, original cloth (19).
392
Early C20th French child’s red painted folding bed or cot.
393
Three variously painted Lloyd Loom chairs (3).
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Property of a deceased estate - a late Victorian oak telescopic extending dining table with two narrow extra leaves (no winding handle). £80-120
411
Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian elm seated bar-back kitchen elbow chair with turned legs & stretchers. £60-90
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418
Property of a gentleman - HCC (Henry C. Charlewood, according to label on reverse) - BICKNOLLER, SOMERSET - watercolour, 10.25 by 14ins. (26 by 35.5cms.), in glazed gilt frame - monogrammed lower right & dated August 1918 on reverse.
419
Property of a gentleman - an early C19th mahogany serpentine fronted sideboard with tambour shutter superstructure.
Early C19th Regency period later white & gilt painted overmantel mirror. £150-250
420
Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian walnut sutherland table; together with a small reproduction mahogany serpentine fronted four-drawer chest (2).
413
Property of a lady - late C19th / early C20th English school - LANDSCAPES WITH FIGURES, A CASTLE AND A CHURCH - a pair, oils on card, each 12 by 20ins. (30.5 by 50.8cms.), in matching gilt frames (2). Footnote - purchased in 1999 for £ 400. £50-80
421
Property of a gentleman - a mixed lot comprising an early C20th brass birdcage, a seamed copper kettle on stand with burner, a pewter inkwell, a small silver plated paraffin oil lamp, and a German 800 grade silver mounted cut glass ashtray (5).
414
Property of a gentleman - Barry J. Phillips (modern British) - SAILING SHIPS OFF COAST - oil on canvas, 20.5 by 40.2ins. (52 by 102cms.), framed - signed lower right; together with a framed etching by John Fulwood (18541931); and another etching by Vera Colborne (exh.1909) (3).
422
Property of a gentleman - a modern carved mahogany rectangular topped coffee table with cabriole legs, 47.25ins. (120cms.) long.
423
Property of a gentleman - an Ercol three-tier drop-leaf trolley, circa 1969, 29ins. (64cms.) long.
424
Property of a gentleman - a group of four Chinese ginger jars including a famille rose examples painted with boys playing, cover missing; together with a studio pottery similar (5).
425
Property of a lady - four assorted late C19th / early C20th mantel clocks (4).
426
Property of a lady - a late Victorian oak telescopic windout dining table with two extra leaves & winding handle, on floral carved turned & reeded legs, 53.5 by 93.5ins. (135 by 237cms.) (max.) (see illustration). £200-300
415
Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian rosewood & upholstered prie dieu chair with carved cabriole front legs. £60-90
416
Property of a gentleman - Peter Stebbing (early C20th) - STILL LIFE OF FLOWERS - oil on canvas, 24 by 20ins. (61 by 51cms.), in gilt frame - signed lower right; together with E. Chester (early C20th) - STILL LIFE OF FRUIT - oil on canvas, 15 by 20ins. (38 by 51cms.), in glazed gilt frame - signed lower right; and five other pictures & prints including a Richard Harrison limited edition print (7). £50-80
417
Property of a gentleman - after George Morland - RURAL SCENE - colour print, published by Orme, 1793, in modern glazed gilt frame; together with two modern colour coaching prints, after James Pollard, in glazed frames (3).
Lot 426
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427
Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian walnut & marquetry inlaid swivel-top foldover card or games table, with carved base, 35.6ins. (90.5cms.) wide (see illustration). £150-250
428
Edwardian later green painted cabinet-on-chest with applied ribbon & floral decorations (see illustration). £250-350
429
Property of a deceased estate - an early C19th William IV carved rosewood framed upholstered armchair with brass capped castors (see illustration). £150-250
430
Property of a deceased estate - a Sony Bravia 32” LCD colour television, model number KDL-32V4000. £50-100 Lot 427
Lot 429
Lot 428
End of Sale Next sales Saturday 19th May 2012 Oriental & Islamic Ceramics & Works of Art Persian & European Rugs & Textiles Antique Furniture & Objects.
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START TIME 10.30 a.m.
VIEWING Preceding Friday from 9.00 am - 9.00 pm and Morning of sale from 9.00 am
2012 AUCTION SALE DATES May 19th Oriental & Islamic Ceramics & Works of Art, Persian & European Rugs & Textiles, Antique Furniture & Objects
October 13th Jewellery & Silver, Militaria & Sporting Items, Antique Furniture & Objects
June 16th 20th Century Decorative Arts, Garden & Architectural Items, Antique Furniture & Objects
November 10th Oriental & Islamic Ceramics & Works of Art, Persian & European Rugs & Textiles, Antique Furniture & Objects
July 14th Pictures, Books, Prints & Ephemera Antique Furniture & Objects
December 8th Toys & Dolls, 20th Century Decorative Arts, Antique Furniture & Objects
September 15th European Ceramics & Glass, Clocks, Barometers, Scientific & Mechanical Items, Antique Furniture & Objects
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Manner of....... In our opinion a work in the style of the artist and of a later date.
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After........ In our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist.
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Signed/Dated/Inscribed......... In our opinion the work has been signed/dated/inscribed by the artist.
Glossary of Terms:
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A glossary of the conventional terms employed in this catalogue concerning attribution of paintings, drawings, and works of art. The auctioneers reserve the right, in forming their opinion, to consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by them to be reliable. Dimensions are given in centimetres, height before width.
With or Bears Signature/Date/lnscription........ In our opinion the signature/date/inscription is by a hand other than that of the artist.
The addition of a question mark (?) indicates an element of doubt.
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Cataloguing Terms: - ‘All Faults’ or ‘As Found’, indicates that the item(s) referred to was (were) found to be damaged or repaired when catalogued. - ‘Slight Damage’. - Hallmarked. - Blue and White. - Framed and glazed. - Mother-of-Pearl.
Prints: The measurements of prints are taken, where possible, from the platemark (P); otherwise they record the size of the subject (S), or the image of the subject (I).
The forename(s) and surname of the artist: In our opinion a work by the artist. When the artist’s forename(s) is not known, a series of asterisks (*), followed by the surname of the artist, whether preceded by an initial or not, indicates that in our opinion the work is by the artist named.
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Attributed to......... In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty is expressed than in the preceding category.
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Studio of........... In our opinion a work by an unknown hand in the studio of the artist which may or may not have been executed under the direction of the artist.
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Circle of........ In our opinion a work by an as yet unidentified but distinct hand - closely associated with the named artist but not necessarily his pupil.
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Follower of........ In our opinion a work by a painter working in the artist’s style, contemporary or nearly contemporary, but not necessarily his pupil.
In other categories the use of the word “style” indicates that, in our opinion, the item(s) is(are) in the style stated but of a later date.
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