Semley Auctioneers catalogue March 24th 2012

European Ceramics & Glass, Garden & Architectural Items and Antique Furniture & Objects

Saturday 21st June 2003 at 10.00 a.m.

Saturday 24th March 2012 at 10.30 a.m.

Antiques and Collectables

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE 1.

2. (a) (b)

(c)

(d) (e)

3. (a)

(b)

(c) (d)

4.

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.

6.

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).

8.

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.

9.

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 24th March 2012 at 10.30 a.m.

European Ceramics & Glass, Garden & Architectural Items and Antique Furniture & Objects Viewing Times Friday 23rd March - 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 144 Sale No: 0199 Semley Auctioneers Station Road, Semley, Shaftesbury, Dorset SP7 9AN

Saturday 21st June 2003 at 10.00 a.m.

Telephone: (01747) 855 122 Fax: (01747) 855 222

Antiques and Collectables

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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

5

Property of a gentleman - two similar late C19th Continental gilt decorated cranberry glass pedestal bowls, the taller 5.7ins. (14.5cms.) high (2). £50-80

6

Property of a deceased estate - a good quality cut glass decanter with HM silver collar, London 1901; together with an HM silver rimmed cut glass fruit bowl, London 1920; and a bag containing four HM silver saltspoons (3). £80-120

7

Property of a deceased estate - fourteen assorted drinking glasses, C19th & later, including an early C19th etched rummer with lemon squeezer base (14) (see illustration). £80-120

8

Property of a gentleman - a pair of C19th cut clear glass table lustres with square bases, each 9.1ins. (23cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £150-250

9

Property of a gentleman - a set of nine variously coloured Bohemian cut glass hock glasses with tall stems (9) (see illustration). £100-150

10

Property of a lady - a late Victorian etched glass carafe with hummingbird panels, possibly Stourbridge, 10ins.

(25.5cms.) high (excluding stopper) (see illustration). £80-120

11

Property of a deceased estate - a suite of unusual glassware with applied ruby glass prunts and folded foot rims, crack to body of ewer (9) (see illustration). £80-120

European Ceramics & Glass 1

Late C18th etched Sunderland Bridge rummer, dated 1796, initialled C B, 5.5ins. (14cms.) high (see illustration). £150-250

2

Property of a gentleman of title - six assorted glass items including a small early C19th Regency period cut glass vase with turnover rim & ‘lemon squeezer’ base (6) (see illustration). £50-80

3

Pair of late C19th ruby glass table lustres, 11.6ins.

(29.5cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £100-150

4

Property of a gentleman - a set of six C19th soft-cut glass rummers with star-cut bases; together with a pair of C19th cut glass inkwells; and an Edwardian HM silver collared glass liqueur decanter with enamel painted cherries decoration, with two matching liqueur glasses, hallmarked London 1905 (11) (see illustration). £150-250

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Lot 2

Lot 4

Lot 7

Lot 11

Lot 3

Lot 8

Lot 10

Lot 9

Lot 22

Lot 19

Lot 13

Lot 12

Lot 21 Lot 23 Lot 14

Lot 18

Lot 20 12

Property of a lady - a Whitefriars glass textured cinnamon pyramid vase, by Geoffrey Baxter, pattern number 9674, 6.8ins. (17.3cms.) high (see illustration). £80-120

13

Property of a lady - a Whitefriars glass textured cinnamon pyramid vase, by Geoffrey Baxter, pattern number 9674, 6.8ins. (17.3cms.) high (see illustration). £80-120

14

Property of a lady - a large Whitefriars glass textured cinnamon waisted vase, by Geoffrey Baxter, pattern number 9682, 12.15ins. (30.8cms.) high (see illustration). £250-350

15

Property of a deceased estate - Simon Eeles - a studio pottery oxidised copper glazed raku squat vase, impressed marks, 4.1ins. (10.4cms.) high.

16

Robert Tarling, Kersey Pottery - a stoneware lamp base, impressed mark, 11.8ins. (30cms.) high; together with a studio pottery jug (2).

17

Winchcombe Pottery studio pottery stoneware vase with tenmoku glaze, impressed seal marks, 7ins. (17.8cms.) high.

18

Lot 24

Property of a gentleman - Alan Wallwork (b.1931) - a stoneware vase of tapering rectangular form, incised ‘W’ mark to underside, 11.9ins. (30.3cms.) high (see illustration).

Lot 25

19

Property of a deceased estate - a Royal Worcester limited edition model of a Labrador, modelled by Kenneth Potts, number 68 of 250, 10.1ins. (25.7cms.) high, with framed certificate (see illustration). £50-100

20

Property of a deceased estate - a Royal Worcester limited edition model of a Red Setter, modelled by Kenneth Potts, number 55 of 250, 11.6ins. (29.5cms.) wide, with framed certificate (see illustration). £50-100

21

Property of a deceased estate - a Royal Worcester limited edition model of a Shore Lark, modelled by James Alder, number 125 of 500, fitted wooden stand, 5.9ins. (15cms.) high (overall), with framed certificate (see illustration). £50-100

22

Property of a deceased estate - a Royal Worcester limited edition model of a Snow Bunting, modelled by James Alder, number 133 of 500, fitted wooden stand, 7ins. (17.8cms.) high (overall), with framed certificate (see illustration). £50-100

23

Property of a deceased estate - a Royal Worcester limited edition model of a Dartford Warbler, modelled by James Alder, number 113 of 500, fitted wooden stand, 8ins.

(20.3cms.) high (overall), with framed certificate (see illustration). £50-100

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25

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Property of a deceased estate - a Royal Worcester limited edition model of a Bearded Reedling, modelled by James Alder, number 172 of 500, fitted wooden stand, 11.4ins.

(29cms.) high (overall), with framed certificate (see illustration). £50-100 Property of a deceased estate - a Royal Worcester limited edition model of the racehorse Mill Reef, modelled by Doris Lindner, number 346 of 500, on fitted wooden stand, 11ins. (28cms.) high (overall), with framed certificate (see illustration). £300-500 Property of a deceased estate - three Royal Copenhagen figures, comprising - Girl with Goose (528), Girl from Bornholm

by Lotte Benter (1323), and The Goose Thief (2139), tip of wing re-stuck (3) (see illustration). £80-120

27

Property of a lady - an Art Nouveau Wedgwood & Co. glazed two-handled squat vase painted with stylised trees in moonlight, 6ins. (15.2cms.) high.

28

Property of a lady - a large glazed terracotta vase with blue & turquoise painted decoration on a dark green ground, apparently unmarked, 15.1ins. (38.4cms.) high (see illustration). £50-100

29

Property of a lady - a Karl Ens figure of a young girl wearing a pink dress, 4ins. (10.2cms.) high; together with a Vienna Augarten porcelain figure of a street entertainer, 4.6ins.

(11.7cms.) high (2). £50-80

30

Property of a gentleman - seven Carlton Ware plain ‘Rouge Royale’ items, the tallest 6.2ins. (15.7cms.) high (7).

31

Property of a gentleman - a mixed lot of ceramics comprising thirteen leaf plates, a pair of Art Nouveau Royal Bonn small vases, and a green glazed pottery ewer modelled as an Owl, with matching beaker (17).

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Lot 28

32

Property of a gentleman - a Bretby dish modelled as a leaf with walnuts & nutcrackers, 11ins. (28cms.) long (see illustration). £50-80

33

Property of a gentleman - a Victorian E.J.D. Bodley fifteenpiece teaset for six place settings (complete), with pink grounds, diamond registration ‘kite’ marks for 1883 (15).

34

Property of a lady of title - a C19th Staffordshire figure of the Duke of Wellington, on titled base, 13.4ins. (34cms.) high.

35

Property of a deceased estate - a collection of Victorian Staffordshire figures - a group of ten Victorian Staffordshire models of dogs, greyhounds, spaniels and poodles, the tallest 12.75ins. (32.4cms.) high (10) (see illustration). £100-150

36

Property of a deceased estate - a collection of Victorian Staffordshire figures - a group of twenty assorted Victorian Staffordshire figures including ‘HAVELOCK’; together with two Victorian Staffordshire cottages (22) (see illustration). £200-300

37

Property of a deceased estate - a collection of Victorian Staffordshire figures - a Victorian Staffordshire cow creamer, the handle modelled as a milkmaid with filling aperture in her hat; together with another Staffordshire cow creamer (2) (see illustration). £50-80

38

Property of a deceased estate - a collection of Victorian Staffordshire figures - a group of five Victorian Staffordshire models of animals including an early C19th hollow model of a recumbent sheep with Pratt type painted puce & black decoration (5) (see illustration). £80-120

39

Property of a deceased estate - a collection of Victorian Staffordshire figures - four Victorian Staffordshire figure & spaniel groups; together with two other Victorian Staffordshire models of spaniels (6) (see illustration). £50-80

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Lot 32

Lot 36

Lot 37

Lot 38 Lot 44

Lot 39 Lot 45 40

Property of a deceased estate - a collection of Victorian Staffordshire figures - a pair of Victorian Staffordshire figures of sailors, each modelled standing beside a keg on a coil of rope, 11.4ins. (29cms.) high; together with another Victorian Staffordshire figure of a sailor (3) (see illustration). £50-80

41

Property of a deceased estate - six assorted pottery items including a C19th blue & white baluster mug with original screw lid (6).

42

Property of a deceased estate - four slipware divided vegetable dishes, C19th & later, the largest 18ins. (46cms.) wide (4) (see illustration). £80-120

43

Property of a deceased estate - two pairs of C19th lustre shaped rectangular wall plaques with religious mottoes, two inscribed ‘Thou God Seest Me’; together with a circular similar (5) (see illustration). £80-120

44

Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted ceramics including a Staffordshire figure of Wesley in a pulpit & two C19th Davenport ‘Hydra’ jugs (on one shelf) (see illustration). £80-120

45

Property of a gentleman - ten assorted ceramic mugs, late C18th & C19th, including named & dated examples; together with a late C18th Worcester Flight period gilt & navy blue beaker with ‘Flight@ & crescent mark (11) (see illustration). £100-150

46

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. £50-70

47

Property of a gentleman of title - a set of fifteen early C20th Copeland floral painted dinner plates (15).

48

Property of a gentleman of title - an early C19th ironstone twenty-three piece part dinner service (23). £80-120

49

Late C19th parian figure of a maiden, apparently unmarked, 16.5ins. (42cms.) high (see illustration). £80-120

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Lot 42

Lot 43

Lot 54

Lot 50

Lot 49

Lot 53 50

Lot 51

Lot 56

Lot 57 Lot 58

Property of a gentleman of title - an early C19th red & gilt foliate decorated twenty-eight piece dessert service with navy borders (28) (see illustration). £150-250

51

Property of a gentleman of title - two early C19th floral painted porcelain rectangular tureens & covers with rose finials, probably Coalport, the larger 10.7ins. (27cms.) wide (2) (see illustration). £50-80

52

Property of a gentleman of title - an early C19th English floral encrusted porcelain inkstand, damages; together with a small early C19th floral painted spill vase; and a C19th Continental porcelain planter (3).

53

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). £200-300

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Property of a gentleman of title - an early C20th Royal Crown Derby imari sixteen-piece teaset, pattern number 2451; together with a similar set of five dinner plates, pattern number 1128; a similar cream jug, pattern number 2614; a similar Mintons coffee can & saucer; and a similar Worcester sugar basin (25) (see illustration). £150-250

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Lot 55

Property of a gentleman of title - a Royal Crown Derby imari thirty-five piece tea & coffee set, pattern number 3038 (35) (see illustration). £200-300

56

Property of a deceased estate - a late C18th Russian Francis Gardner of St. Petersburg porcelain soup plate, painted with a central floral bouquet with three sprigs to the rim, impressed cyrillic Gardner mark & number ‘33’, underglaze blue painted ‘C’ mark, and overglaze puce painted number ‘137’, 9.25ins. (23.5cms.) dia. (see illustration). £50-100

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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). £200-300

58

Property of a gentleman - a Chamberlain’s Worcester reticulated chocolate cup & cover on stand, circa 1845, with bird finial & gilt bamboo handles, puce painted marks (see illustration). £200-300

59

Property of a lady - a late Victorian Derby porcelain ivory ground ovoid vase painted with fruit & branches, year cypher for 1890, 7.8ins. (19.8cms.) high (see illustration). £50-80

60

Property of a lady - an Edwardian Royal Worcester Hadley Ware bottle vase painted with roses, year code for 1905, 5ins. (12.7cms.) high. £50-80

61

Property of a lady - an early C19th blue & white mug; together with a similar meatplate; and a small Chinese blue & white baluster vase & cover (3). £50-80

62

Two Minton majolica Secessionist vases, No.3 and No.4, each 5.1ins. (13cms.) high (2). £50-80

63

Property of a gentleman of title - a set of eight late C19th / early C20th Dresden floral painted porcelain plates, 8.7ins.

(22cms.) dia.; together with a matching teacup & saucer (10). £50-100

64

Property of a gentleman of title - a set of eight C19th Copenhagen porcelain plates with ozier & wrythen moulded borders, painted with floral bouquets & scattered flowers, 9.25ins. (23.5cms.) dia.; together with a matching set of four smaller plates (the four smaller plates with restorations) (12). £50-100

65

Property of a gentleman - a blue painted waisted albarello, inscribed ‘Rad. Xinae’, extensively restored, 11.5ins.

(29cms.) high.

66

Property of a gentleman - Doulton interest - R.H. Mitchell, a decorator at Doulton - a boxed silver medal with ribbon with his initials to the centre, apparently awarded to Mitchell for his work with Frank Butler; together with a copy of the letter from the General Manager of Doulton in 1890 offering him a month’s trial prior to his employment there; and a framed plaster portrait plaque, possibly by Mitchell (3).

Lot 68

Lot 59

Lot 77

Property of a deceased estate - a pair of early C20th gilt metal & Sevres style porcelain three-light candelabra, each 15.3ins. (39cms.) high (2). £50-80

68

Property of a lady - an early C19th Chamberlain’s Worcester ‘jewelled’ navy ground cup & saucer painted with floral bouquets & sprigs, 155 New Bond Street coat of arms marks (see illustration).

69

Property of a lady - a mixed lot of ceramics including a C19th Christening mug dated 1839 and an early C19th Derby imari pattern miniature tureen on stand, circa 1820 (a lot) (see illustration). £80-120

70

Property of a deceased estate - a quantity of assorted ceramics including a late C19th / early C20th Continental porcelain figural table lamp and a Victorian Staffordshire clock group (on one shelf). £50-80

71

Property of a deceased estate - an early C20th Dresden porcelain garniture comprising a bottle vase and a pair of two-handled amphora vases, each painted with romantic panels within a green scale ground below a pink band, gilt leaf & blue script marks, the bottle vase 11ins. (28cms.) high, the bottle vase with optional electric lamp attachment (3) (see illustration). £80-120

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Lot 71

Lot 69

Lot 75

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Lot 82

Lot 73

Lot 80

Lot 81 10

Lot 83

Lot 84

72

Property of a gentleman - a Royal Crown Derby imari pattern 2451 teapot with matching milk jug and sugar basin, the teapot cracked (3). £50-70

73

Property of a deceased estate - an early C20th Mintons fruit bowl painted with a continuous band of sailing boats

by J.E. Dean, above a ‘jewelled’ gilt decorated navy blue ground, 9.75ins. (24.8cms.) dia. (see illustration). £80-120

74

Property of a lady - a pair of C19th Wedgwood bronze & gilt finished black basalt ewers in the Etruscan manner, each impressed ‘WEDGWOOD’, 10.6ins. (27cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £200-300

75

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). £100-150

76

Property of a lady - a set of four C19th Minton porcelain plates painted in puce with cherub scenes within gilt lined turquoise borders, year cyphers for 1882, one with hairline to rim, 9.25ins. (23.5cms.) dia. (4). £50-80

77

Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th Royal Worcester ivory ground pedestal vase, painted with flowers, date letter for 1890, 8.75ins. (22.2cms.) high (see illustration). £80-120

78

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). £80-120

79

Property of a lady - an early C19th Paris porcelain gilt decorated oval pedestal tureen & cover, with anthemion decorated handles.

80

Late C19th Ernst Bohne glazed porcelain nodding pagoda figure, 4.3ins. (11cms.) high (see illustration). £50-80

81

Property of a gentleman of title - an English creamware botanical dessert service, circa 1800, with brown edging, comprising a square dish (hairline), an oval dish, and nine circular plates (one broken & re-stuck), the circular plates variously named in red on reverse, the plates impressed ‘13’ (11) (see illustration). £100-150

82

Property of a lady - a pair of late C19th / early C20th Carl Thieme Potschappel models of Chinese boys riding on temple lions & holding ruyi sceptres, after the Meissen originals, blue Dresden marks to undersides, each 9.75ins.

(24.8cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £200-300

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Property of a gentleman - a C19th Meissen outside decorated plate, the elaborate gilt bordered quatrefoil panel painted with figures dancing with a palace behind, blue crossed swords mark with single cancellation score, two small over-painted rim chips, 9ins. (23cms.) dia.; together with a late C18th Vienna milk jug, circa 1775, painted with a cavalry skirmish, cover missing, blue shield mark (2) (see illustration). £50-80

84

Property of a gentleman - a pair of early C20th Meissen floral painted navy ground spill vases, one with very small rim chip, blue crossed swords mark & impressed number 426, 5.7ins. (14.5cms.) high; together with a Meissen blue & white pierced oval basket, 9.8ins. (25cms.) wide (overall); a late C19th Meissen style quatrefoil saucer; and a C19th Paris gilt decorated porcelain ewer (5). £50-80

85

Property of a lady - a late C19th Meissen figure of a Vestal Virgin, incised model number 1635, blue crossed swords mark, restoration to her right arm, her left hand missing, 4.75ins. (12cms.) high; together with a Meissen figure of a vintner, losses (2) (see illustration). £100-150

86

Property of a deceased estate - a pair of C19th Meissen putti groups emblematic of Science and Literature, extensive restorations & losses to three arms, blue crossed swords marks, the taller 4.9ins. (12.5cms.) high; together with a Chamberlains Worcester royal blue ground small vase painted with flowers, on gilt paw feet, small restored chip to rim, 3.6ins. (9.1cms.) high (3) (see illustration). £50-100

87

Property of a lady - three Meissen monkey band figures, C19th and early C20th, blue crossed swords marks, various losses, the tallest 5.4ins. (13.7cms.) high (3) (see illustration). £200-300

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Books & Prints 90

Property of a gentleman - ALISON, Archibald - ‘History of Europe’ - set of nineteen volumes, seventh edition, William Blackwood, 1847/8, original cloth (19).

91

Property of a deceased estate - KIRBY, W.F. - ‘The Butterflies and Moths of Europe’ - Cassell, 1903, pictorial green boards.

92

Property of a gentleman - six assorted books including GOULD, Robert Freke - ‘The History of Freemasonry’ - threevolume set, Edinburgh, T.C. & E.C. Jack; together with two Lord Roberts Memorial Fund Stamp Albums (8). £50-80

93

Property of a gentleman - HOGARTH, William and COOK, Thomas - ‘The Genuine Graphic Works of William Hogarth, Consisting of One Hundred and Sixty Engravings, Faithfully Copied from the Originals. By Thomas Cook’ - London, published by Thomas Tegg, 1812. £50-80

94

Property of a gentleman - BUNIN, I.A. - ‘The Gentleman from San Francisco and Other Stories’ - translated by (D.H.Lawrence), S.S. Koteliansky and Leonard Woolf, first edition, Leonard & Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press, 1922, with the inserted printed slip explaining the omission of Lawrence’s name from the title, original decorated boards (see illustration). £50-80

95

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).

96

Two early C20th picture postcard albums, one with predominantly children’s cards, the other with views of Wiltshire (2).

97

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 facsimile letter form Highgrove House regarding a hunt, unframed (4) (see illustration). £300-500

98

Property of a deceased estate - a collection of twelve Louis Wain prints, all framed & glazed (12) (see illustration). £150-250

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89

Property of a lady - a Meissen Marcolini period topographical saucer, circa 1790, painted with a titled view of Moritzburg, within a gilt decorated blue border, blue crossed swords & star mark, 5.3ins. (13.5cms.) dia. (see illustration). £50-80 Property of a gentleman - a Herend sixty-three piece handpainted dinner service decorated with butterflies & flowers within a wrythen moulded ozier border, basically a twelve place setting (63) (see illustration for sample). £800-1200

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99

Property of a lady - after Joseph Zocchi - ‘Veduta di Firenze’ and ‘Veduta di Lung Arno’ - a pair of black & white prints, in matching glazed frames (2).

100

Property of a lady - Merlyn Chesterman - ‘OCTOBER STORM’ - artist’s proof print, 10.25 by 13.75ins. (26 by 35cms.), in glazed frame.

101

Property of a lady - Edward William Cooke (1811-1880) - a group of seven etchings, in matching modern glazed grey frames (7). £50-100

102

Property of a gentleman - William Faithorne (1616-1691) - SIR FRANCIS MOORE - engraving, in glazed frame; together with another portrait engraving by Cornelis Galle; and another by J. de Leeuw (3).

103

Property of a gentleman - BRUYN, Cornelis de - ‘Alexandria’ (1681) (plate 97) - line engraving, 12 by 25.5ins. (30.5 by 65cms.) (P), in glazed frame (see illustration). £100-150

104

Property of a gentleman - D’ANVILLE, N. - ‘Plan of the Town and Harbours of Alexandria’ (1798) - hand-coloured map engraving, 10.8 by 15ins. (27.5 by 38cms.) (P), in glazed frame; together with another map of Alexandria, after Braun & Hogenberg (2) (see illustration). £80-120

105

Property of a gentleman - SAXTON, Christopher & HOLE, William - ‘Universi Derbiensis Comitatus’ (Derbyshire) (1637), hand-coloured engraved map, 11.2 by 12.4ins. (28.5 by 31.5cms.) (P), in glazed Hogarth frame (see illustration). £80-120

106

Property of a lady - Charles Johnson Payne (Snaffles) (18841967) - “PASS FRIEND” - print, inscribed ‘To Tom G / from / Snaffles’, in glazed frame (see illustration). £400-600

107

Property of a gentleman - BONELLI, Giorgio - from ‘Hortus Romanus’ (1772-1793) - a set of eight coloured botanical engravings, each approx. 9 by 14.4ins. (23 by 36.5cms.) (P), in modern matching glazed frames (8) (see illustration). £200-300

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Pictures 108

Lot 108 livres, & l’etude du Neptune qui appaise la tempete dans un des tableaux de l’entree de l’Archiduc Infant a Anvers”. It was knocked down to Gabriel Huquier, the Paris dealer,...one of the four acknowledged experts in France’.

Huquier had sales in 1761, 1771 and 1772, each including drawings by Rubens. ‘On 24 May 1773 it was part of lot 303, attributed to Rubens, in the sale catalogued by Joullain of the drawings which had belonged to Jean-Denis Lempereur: “Trois differentes compositions, dont la mort d’Hippolyte, dessein a la plume et lave. Plus, l’etude de la figure de Neptune, qui a ete employe dans le tableau du Quos ego; elle est a trois crayons”. Lempereur probably acquired it from Huquier. At the Lempereur sale it was not asterisked as “sous verre”. So it was not, at least up to this point, framed. From a horizontal midway crease we assume that it must have been kept for a considerable time in an album. The surface of the chalks, particularly the red chalk, has thereby been rubbed’. Jaffe continues ‘this spirited and handsome drawing is additionally of interest in that it can be rather precisely dated. The final decision to enlarge the Stages of Welcome laterally by two large canvases (the Quos Ego, and The Meeting of the Two Ferdinands at Nordlingen) was only made on 5 February 1635, and the contract for additional carpentry was signed on 9 February....The drawing for the Neptune must have been done later in February or early in March. The processional entry, after two postponements, took place in the afternoon of 17 April, by which time the whole staging including the lateral canvases must have been complete’. £10000-20000

Property of a deceased estate - old master drawing - attributed to Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) - QUOS EGO, A STUDY OF NEPTUNE - drawing (trois crayons), 17.9 by 12.5ins. (45.5 by 31.8cms.), in modern glazed frame - signed in brown ink Dyck lower left, stamped monogram PHL lower centre, numbered in brown ink in reverse upper centre 150.94 (see illustration). Footnote - an in-depth letter regarding this drawing from Professor Michael Jaffe (1923-1997), an internationally renowned authority on Rubens, dated 19 March 1992, indicates that there are differences between the final painting now in the Dresden Gallery and the oil sketch in the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard, notably the galleys beyond Neptune, the definition of the winds and in the group of Naiads, but also in Neptune’s cloak, which eventually swirls above him (as in the present drawing), the execution of his beard and locks, and his grasp of his trident. He writes that ‘Rubens, ven though it was he himself that painted the Fogg sketch, evidently felt even in such an advanced phase of his career, that a retrial of the principal figure was required. So now we have direct knowledge of one of the rare instances after 1630 of his having use of a separate study in chalks for a composition’.

Furthermore, Professor Jaffe traces the history of the drawing. ‘The drawing, after it left Rubens family in 1657, was in the collection of Prosper Henry Lankrink (1628-1692), and bears his stamp (Lugt 2090). It is likely to have been in one of Lankrink’s sales in London 1693 or 1694. It came then or soon after to Pierre Crozat. It was in the sale of Crozat’s drawings in Paris in 1741, catalogued by P.J. Mariette,....lot 824, under Rubens, was sold as “Douze, idem, dont quelques desseins pour les frontispices de 14

109

Property of a gentleman of title - A. De Salvino (late C19th) - PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN - charcoal drawing, an oval, 19.5 by 15.5ins. (49.5 by 39.5cms.), in glazed gilt composition oval frame with paper label verso - signed lower right & dated 1896 (see illustration).

110

Property of a gentleman of title - Henry George Griffinhoofe (18461897) (antiquary) - two folios containing unframed watercolours & drawings including Continental views (2) (see illustration for sample). £100-200

111

Property of a gentleman of title - Lilian Lisle (1875-1961) (actress) - CANADIAN WILD FLOWERS - an album containing 116 botanical watercolours, various sizes, many full page (see illustration for sample). £200-300

112

J. Booth (C20th British) - AN ESTUARY SCENE - watercolour, 9.5 by 13.5ins. (24.1 by 34.3cms.), in glazed frame - signed lower left.

113

Property of a deceased estate - Rowland Hilder (1905-1993) - ‘FROM THE TITHE BARN’ - watercolour, 13 by 18ins. (33 by 46cms.), in glazed - inscribed on reverse (see illustration). £300-500

114

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O. Cellini (late C19th / early C20th Italian) - A PEASANT MAN ON THE ROAD - watercolour, 21.2 by 14.4ins. (53.7 by 36.7cms.), in glazed frame - signed lower left (see illustration). £150-250

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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 (see illustration).

116

Property of a gentleman - Leopold Rivers RBA (1850-1905) - “A GOLDEN HARVEST” - watercolour, 10.6 by 15.2ins.

(26.9 by 38.6cms.), in modern glazed gilt frame - signed lower right & titled on the mount (see illustration). £150-250

117

Property of a gentleman - early C20th English school - A COUNTRY SCENE WITH A FARRIER AT WORK OUTSIDE A THATCHED COTTAGE - watercolour, 11.8 by 18.9ins. (30 by 48cms.), in glazed gilt frame (see illustration). £100-200

118

Property of a lady - W.S. (late C19th / early C20th) - WHEAT GIRL and SKATING BOY - two watercolours, 7.25 by 3.85ins.

(18.4 by 9.8cms.) and 7.1 by 4.1ins. (18 by 10.4cms.), in matching modern glazed gilt frames - initialled lower left & inscribed William Strang 1859-1921 on reverse (2) (see illustration). £150-250

119

Property of a lady - Robert Lightbody (exh.1883-1889) - A CONTINENTAL MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPE - watercolour, 6 by 9.8ins. (15.2 by 24.9cms.), in glazed gilt frame - signed lower right. £50-100

120

Property of a gentleman of title - late C19th / early C20th - PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG LADY - watercolour, 22 by 18ins.

(56 by 46cms.), in glazed gilt frame - monogrammed TCB (?) upper right (see illustration). £80-120

121

Property of a gentleman of title - George Samuel Elgood (1851-1943) - ‘HOLLYHOCKS’ - watercolour, a little faded, 11.4 by 8.7ins. (29 by 22cms.), in glazed gilt composition frame - signed lower right (see illustration). £300-500

122

Property of a gentleman of title - John Varley I (1778-1842) - A MOUNTAIN LAKE SCENE, PROBABLY NORTH WALES, WITH A FISHERMAN AND CATTLE, WITH FIGURES ON A BRIDGE IN THE BACKGROUND - watercolour, 7.1 by 9.6ins.

(18 by 24.4cms.), in glazed frame - signed lower right & dated 1824 (see illustration). £800-1200

123

Sold on behalf of Sue Ryder Care - Roland Stead (early C20th British) - ‘THIRLMERE AND HELVELLYN’ - gouache, 8.9 by 16.9ins. (22.6 by 42.9cms.), in glazed gilt composition frame - signed lower right & titled on the gilt mount.

124

Property of a gentleman - Jack Cox (1914-2007) - ESTUARY SCENE AT LOW TIDE - oil on canvas, 20 by 24ins. (51 by 61cms.), in gilt frame - signed lower right (see illustration). £400-600

125

Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - Italian school, probably C17th - THE DESCENT FROM THE CROSS - oil on canvas laid on old chip-board panel, 39.2 by 38.4ins. (99.5 by 97.5cms.), distressed (see illustration). £100-200

126

Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - C18th / C19th French school - AN ANGEL PLAYING A HARP - oil on canvas, 16 by 20ins. (41 by 51cms.), in glazed gilt frame (see illustration). £300-500

127

Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - manner of Frans II van Mieris (1689-1763) - A MAN AT A WINDOW - oil on panel, 10.5 by 8.25ins. (26.7 by 21cms.), in gilt composition frame - black painted ‘R.G. 46’ on reverse of both panel & frame (see illustration). £200-300

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Property of a gentleman of title - late C18th English school - PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, PROBABLY COLONEL CARNE, STANDING WITH A SPANIEL AT HIS SIDE - oil on canvas, lined, 36 by 28ins. (92 by 71cms.), in gilt frame (see illustration). £200-300

129

Property of a gentleman of title - C19th English school PORTRAIT OF FREDERICK CARNE RASCH - oil on canvas, 30 by 25.2ins. (76 by 64cms.), in gilt frame - inscribed ‘Painted

by Dighton’ on stretcher (see illustration). £200-300

130

Property of a gentleman of title - C19th English school - PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN - oil on canvas, 18 by 14ins.

(46 by 36cms.), in oval mount & gilt frame. £50-100

131

Property of a gentleman of title - C19th English school, circa 1840 - PORTRAIT OF JOHN PETER RASCH - oil on canvas, 36 by 28ins. (92 by 71cms.), framed - inscribed on reverse ‘John Peter Rasch died 1846’ (see illustration). £200-300

132

Property of a gentleman of title - AW (late C19th) - A LADY SEATED READING - oil on canvas, 30.3 by 22.25ins. (77 by 56.5cms.), framed (see illustration). £200-300

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133

Property of a gentleman - Fred Balshaw (exh.1888-1914) - A COTTAGE INTERIOR WITH MEN SMOKING PIPES - oil on canvas, 17.5 by 24.25ins. (44.5 by 61,5cms.), framed - signed lower left & dated 1895 (see illustration). £200-300

134

Property of a deceased estate - attributed to Alfred I Vickers (1786-1868) - AN EXTENSIVE PASTORAL LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES, DOGS AND SHEEP, A SMALL HARBOUR IN THE DISTANCE - oil on canvas, 12 by 17.75ins. (30.5 by 45cms.), in gilt frame - Christie’s stencilled mark ‘21 LE’ on stretcher (unsold £ 20, 1956) (see illustration). £400-600

135

Property of a lady - Isle of Wight & Royalty interest - H.L. Iddes (late C19th English primitive or naive school) - QUEEN VICTORIA LEAVING ST. MILDRED’S CHURCH, WHIPPINGHAM, ISLE OF WIGHT - oil on canvas, 8.8 by 10.2ins. (22.4 by 25.9cms.), in gilt composition frame (see illustration).

Footnote - H. L. Iddes is well known for his Solent maritime scenes. £150-250

136

Property of a lady - Gustave Allemand (1846-1888) - STILL LIFE OF FLOWERS IN A VASE - oil on canvas, 25.6 by 21.25ins. (65 by 54cms.), in gilt frame - signed lower right. £80-120

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137

Property of a lady - late C19th Continental school - FIGURES IN A PARK - oil on board, 9.9 by 13.7ins. (25.2 by 34.8cms.), in glazed frame - indistinctly signed lower right & with indistinct Hungarian inscription verso (see illustration). £150-250

138

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. £80-120

139

Property of a lady - Arthur Heyer (1872-1931) - AN ANGORA CAT SITTING BY A FLOWERPOT - oil on board, 19.3 by 27.6ins. (49 by 70cms.), in gilt frame - signed lower left (see illustration). Footnote - purchased from Ian Brook in 1999 for £ 1,500. £400-600

140

Property of a lady - follower of Carlo Maratti (1625-1713) - THE MADONNA - oil on canvas, lined, 16 by 13ins. (41 by 30cms.), in gilt frame - Christie’s stencilled mark ‘952EL’ on stretcher (unsold 8gns., 1927) (see illustration). £300-500

141

Property of a gentleman of title - manner of Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743), probably C19th - GARDEN PARTIES - a pair, oils on canvas, both lined, each 22 by 36.6ins. (56 by 93cms.), in ribbon crested gilt frames (2) (see illustration). £500-1000

142

Property of a gentleman of title - late C18th English school - PORTRAIT OF CATHERINE EYRE - oil on canvas, 50.3 by 40.2ins. (128 by 102cms.), in gilt frame (see illustration). £500-1000

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Property of a gentleman - circle of Alexandre Francois Desportes (1661-1743) - STILL LIFES OF GAME BIRDS INCLUDING DUCK AND WOODCOCK - a pair, oils on canvas, lined, each (45 by 53cms.), in matching gilt frames (2) (see illustration). Provenance - purchased by the father of the present vendor at auction in Switzerland in the mid 1970’s for CHF 20,000 & re-lined prior to that. £2000-3000

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Property of a deceased estate - studio of Jan II Brueghel (1601-1678) - A RIVER LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES - oil on copper panel, circular, 7.5ins. (19cms.) dia., in ebonised frame (see illustration). Footnote - this lot has been recently cleaned and framed, and images of the picture prior to cleaning are available. £10000-20000 20

Objects & Miscellanea 145

Pair of French Empire style silver plated three-light candelabra with trefoil bases, each 19ins. (48.5cms.) high (2). £100-150

146

Five George II style silver plated baluster cream jugs (5).

147

Early C20th Mettoy clockwork tinplate toy fire engine, 15ins. 938cms.) long.

148

Property of a lady - a boxed Lesney Coronation Coach, 15.3ins. (39cms.) long. £50-80

149

Sold on behalf of Sue Ryder Care - three clarinets by Jerome Thibouville-Lamy, in wooden box. £50-100

150

C19th patchwork coverlet or quilt, with seventeen rows of florets on a red ground, 85 by 75ins. (216 by 191cms.) (overall) (see illustration). £80-120

151

Property of a gentleman - a late C19th brass oval snuff box with four-dial number combination lock, inscribed ‘FRED OWEN / 1893’, 2.9ins. (7.4cms.) long (see illustration).

Footnote - the correct combination is 2592. £100-150

152

Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th Continental carved walnut satyr mask, probably a furniture mount, 8.7ins. (22cms.) high (see illustration).

153

Late C19th French bronze figure of a poet, 13.3ins.

(33.8cms.) high (see illustration). £80-120

154

Mid C19th rosewood writing box with sloping top, 13.75ins.

(35cms.) wide. £80-120

155

Property of a lady - a large early C20th French bronze patinated spelter figure of a miner, 28ins. (71cms.) high (see illustration). £100-200

156

Property of a deceased estate - a set of four late C19th / early C20th embossed card pictures of game birds, each 14.6 by 11.4ins. (37 by 29cms.), in matching gilt composition frames (4) (see illustration). £50-100

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Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th weighted boxwood & ebony Staunton pattern chess set, probably Jaques or Ayres, height of kings 3.1ins. (8cms.) high, one white pawn missing, the cross of the black king missing, cracks to bases of most ebony pieces; together with a tooled leather folding chessboard (a lot).

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158

Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th / early C20th patinated bronze model of a prowling lion, 13ins. (33cms.) long, on wooden stand (see illustration). £80-120

159

Property of a deceased estate - a cold painted bronze model of a boar, 11.4ins. (29cms.) long (overall) (see illustration). £80-120

160

Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th / early C20th Black Forest carved walnut model of an eagle perched on rocks with wings spread, 15ins. (38.1cms.) high (see illustration). Provenance - Robin Little, Chislehurst, 27 May 2011 (£ 370). £150-250

161

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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Fire & Light 162

Late Victorian gilt painted metal paraffin oil lamp with floral painted pink opaque glass reservoir, 26.75ins. (68cms.) high (overall) (see illustration). £80-120

163

Edwardian brass Corinthian column paraffin oil lamp with floral painted pink opaque glass reservoir, 32ins. (81cms.) high (overall) (see illustration). £100-150

164

Property of a gentleman - a brass Corinthian column table lamp, 18.5ins. (47cms.) high (overall); together with a pair of C19th brass ejector baluster candlesticks, 9ins. (23cms.) high (3). £50-80

165

Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian brass banker’s lamp with green overlaid glass shade & iron weighted base (see illustration). £100-150

166

Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - an unsual 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. £50-100

167

Property of a gentleman of title - a large carved & gilt painted triple-light table lamp with octagonal base, 37.6ins.

(95.5cms.) high.

168

Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - a brass twin light wall applique with drapery decoration; together with a carved giltwood single light wall applique with goat’s head support; and a carved alabaster table lamp (3).

169

Late Victorian ornate brass paraffin oil lamp, 25ins.

(63.5cms.) high (overall). £50-80

170

Property of a deceased estate - a pair of modern bronze table lamps, each modelled as a fox standing on its hind legs and wearing a top hat & tails, each 21ins. (53.3cms.) high (2) (see illustration). £50-100

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171

Property of a gentleman - an Edwardian brass Corinthian column adjustable lamp standard with square base terminating in paw feet. £100-150

174

Property of a gentleman of title - a set of three Edwardian brass fire irons; together with a similar pair of fire-dogs (5) (see illustration). £80-120

172

Property of a lady - a Louis XV gilt metal ceiling light with glass drops, 16ins. (41cms.) high (see illustration). £80-120

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Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian brass jardiniere or planter with cast foliate handles & embossed floral decoration, 18ins. (46cms.) high. £80-120

Property of a gentleman of title - an early C19th Regency period pierced steel & brass fender, 56.7ins. (144cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £150-250

176

Early C19th Regency period bronze fender with patinated sphinx ends, 37.7ins. (96cms.) wide (see illustration). £300-400

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George III oak & mahogany 8-day striking longcase clock with swan-neck pediment, the arched brass dial with silvered boss, chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial & calendar arch, inscribed ‘Barnard / Newark’, 89.4ins. (227cms.) high (overall) (see illustration). £500-700 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 Late C19th / early C20th French Transitional style gilt metal mounted trefoil two-tier occasional table with breche violette marble inset top, the frieze fitted with three buttoned silk lined drawers operated mechanically by part rotating the top (one drawer mechanism disconnected), 19.3ins.

(49cms.) across (see illustration). £200-300

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Property of a deceased estate - an early C19th French Restauration period mahogany & black marble topped commode chest of four long drawers with gilt metal capped turned tapering pilasters, 46.3ins. (117.7cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £600-900

184

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

185

Property of a gentleman of title - a Victorian walnut & floral marquetry inlaid serpentine sided occasional table with end frieze drawer, on cabriole legs, 24.5ins. (62cms.) long (overall) (see illustration). £150-250

186

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). £200-300

187

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.). £200-300

180

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

181

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

188

Property of a deceased estate - an C18th George III faded mahogany circular tilt-top table with bird-cage action, on turned column & tripod base, 34ins. (86.5cms.) dia. (see illustration). £200-300

182

Property of a deceased estate - an early C19th French Empire period mahogany fauteuil with carved dolphin arm terminals. £200-300

189

Property of a lady - a mahogany coat & hat stand, adapted from a C19th bed-post. £100-150

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190

Property of a lady - a Louis XV style gilt metal mounted parquetry bombe commode with marble top, 38.5ins.

(98cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £300-500

195

Property of a lady - an Edwardian mahogany & satinwood banded bergere armchair with square tapering front legs & castors. £150-250

191

Property of a gentleman - a small mahogany chest of four drawers with brass swan-neck handles, parts early C19th, 21.25ins. (54cms.) wide. £80-120

196

Property of a lady - a late Victorian walnut & upholstered circular seated adjustable piano stool with turned legs. £80-120

192

Property of a gentleman - a French provincial painted bedroom suite, late C18th and C19th, comprising an armoire, a commode, a single bedstead, a trumeau, a pot cupboard, and a pair of bedroom chairs, painted with figures of a fisherman and a huntsman, musical instruments & baskets of flowers, within ribbon & floral borders (7) (see illustration for all except the bed). £800-1200

197

Property of a lady - a Victorian carved walnut & floral needlework upholstered fender stool, 44ins. (112cms.) wide. £50-100

198

Property of a lady - a set of ten late C19th / early C20th Biedemeier style mahogany & ebonised dining chairs with cane panelled seats (10) (see illustration). £200-400

199

Property of a lady - an early C19th Regency period mahogany hall chair with oval panelled back. £50-100

200

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

193

Property of a gentleman - a pair of early Victorian mahogany elbow chairs with scroll arms (2). £100-150

194

Property of a gentleman - a set of six early Victorian mahogany bar-back dining chairs with turned front legs (6) (see illustration). £250-350

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201

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Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - a pair of late C19th French Louis XVI style carved giltwood fauteuils a l’oreilles (2) (see illustration). £800-1200

202

Property of a deceased estate - an early C19th yew-wood Windsor elbow chair with turned legs & stretchers (see illustration). £100-200

203

Property of a gentleman of title - a late C18th / early C19th Dutch walnut & floral marquetry inlaid wall display cabinet, 43.5ins. (110.5cms.) wide (overall) (see illustration). £300-500

204

Good quality Victorian ormolu mounted walnut & floral marquetry inlaid swivel-top foldover combined writing & card or games table in the French taste, with cabriole legs, 35.8ins. wide (see illustration). £800-1200

Garden & Architectural Items

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Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - a large C19th French brass curtain rail with rings, 105.25ins.

(267cms.) long (see illustration). £80-120

206

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone pineapple pier finial, on associated three-part base (4) (see illustration). £50-100

207

Property of a gentleman - a set of forty Victorian cast iron railing posts with fleur-de-lys spike finials (40). £50-100

208

Property of a gentleman - a pair of antique cast iron Grecian columns, 85ins. (216cms.) long (2). £50-100

209

Property of a gentleman - a small antique stone garden trough, 16ins. (41cms.) wide (overall).

210

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone wrythen decorated garden urn, 27ins. (68cms.) high.

211

Property of a gentleman - a pair of weathered reconstituted stone garden planters with mask & acanthus decorations, each 19ins. (48cms.) high (2). £50-100

212

Property of a gentleman - a large classical decorated garden urn on square section plinth (see illustration). £100-200

213

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone two-part planter, on associated inverted Corinthian column capital (see illustration). £50-100

214

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone figure of a seated gnome, on associated base (2) (see illustration). £50-100

215

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone model of a putto wearing a garland of flowers, on associated base (2) (see illustration). £50-100

216

Property of a gentleman - a steel armillary sphere, on associated sectioned stand (see illustration).

217

Property of a gentleman - a black painted iron & slatted wood garden bench.

218

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone campana shaped garden urn, on associated plinth (2) (see illustration). £50-100

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Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone shell birdbath; together with a pair of corbels, one broken; a small mill wheel; and another similar (5).

220

Property of a gentleman - two large terracotta olive jars, each 31ins.

(79cms.) high (2).

221

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone figure of a Bacchanalian putto, on associated stand (2) (see illustration). ÂŁ50-100

222

Property of a gentleman - a terracotta square section garden plinth with lion mask decorations, cracked; together with a terracotta chimneypot; and a salt-glazed chimney-pot (3).

244

Property of a gentleman - a blue glazed terracotta sphere on associated metal stand.

245

Property of a gentleman - a pair of white painted metal garden chairs; together with a matching circular topped table (3).

Property of a gentleman - a box tree in planter; together with a box ball in pot (2).

246

Property of a gentleman - a quantity of terracotta garden pots (a lot).

226

Property of a gentleman - a pair of box balls in pots (2).

247

227

Property of a gentleman - a pair of box trees in trellis pattern planters (2). £50-100

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).

248

Property of a gentleman - three cast iron cauldrons, the largest 14ins. (35cms.) high (3).

249

Property of a gentleman - a green painted metal garden table with four matching chairs; together with another similar table; and a similar stand (7).

250

Property of a deceased estate - a white painted wooden garden bench.

251

Property of a deceased estate - an Art Nouveau style pitch pine octagonal topped table with pierced floral decorations, 24.5ins. (62.5cms.) across.

252

Property of a deceased estate - a pair of early C20th solid oak six-panel cupboard doors (2).

253

Property of a deceased estate - a pair of George III oak fulllength wardrobe doors with panelled upper halves above panelled dummy drawers with turned handles, each 67.75 by 26.8ins. (172 by 68cms.) (2) (see illustration). £50-100

254

Property of a deceased estate - a copper log bin, 20.2ins.

(51.5cms.) dia..

255

Property of a deceased estate - two cast iron doorstops modelled as Punch and Judy, the taller 12.25ins. (31cms.) high (2).

256

Property of a gentleman - two vintage tole painted metal flour bins with hinged lid; together with a vintage knife sharpener (3) (see illustration). £80-120

223

Property of a gentleman - a bonsai tree in modern two-part planter (see illustration). £50-100

224

Property of a gentleman - a pruned rose in a planter; together with two pairs of plastic garden planters (5).

225

228

Property of a gentleman - a pair of box trees in square planters (2). £50-100

229

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone flat-back garden model of a recumbent lion, 28ins.

(71cms.) long; together with a square similar (2). £50-100

230

Property of a gentleman - a terracotta garden wall plaque depicting a lady; together with a Bacchus mask fountain head; and a model of an ammonite (3).

231

Property of a gentleman - a pair of buff terracotta chimneypots, each 29ins. (74cms.) high (2).

232

Property of a gentleman - two ornate weathered reconstituted stone garden planters (2).

233

Property of a gentleman - a reconstituted stone baluster column with associated top and base, 32ins. (81cms.) high (3).

234

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone bird-bath with baluster column, 22.5ins. (57cms.) high (see illustration). £50-100

235

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone model of a lion, on ornate column (2) (see illustration). £50-100

236

Property of a gentleman - a weathered reconstituted stone figure of a putto with cymbals, on ornate column (2) (see illustration). £50-100

237

Property of a gentleman - a modern Chinese style model of a temple with an associated top and antique stone base (see illustration).

238

Property of a gentleman - a pair of late C19th / early C20th terracotta roof capping tiles with scroll finials, each 33ins.

(84cms.) high (2).

239

Property of a gentleman - a copper log bin, 22.75ins.

(58cms.) dia..

240

Property of a gentleman - two large Bourne Valley Pottery salt-glazed rhubarb forcers, covers missing, each 24ins.

(61cms.) high; together with a broken terracotta similar (3). £50-100

241

Property of a gentleman - four assorted garden planters, three with plants (4).

242

Property of a gentleman - three antique terracotta ewers; together with an ornate terracotta planter (4).

243

Property of a gentleman - a C19th salt-glazed stoneware 5gallon ewer; together with a stoneware cider barrel or keg; another similar; and two other stoneware items (5). £50-100

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Property of a gentleman - a vintage green painted wooden wheelbarrow with extension frame; together with a green painted cast iron stickstand; and a metal trunk (3). £50-80

258

Property of a lady - a modern black painted metal framed circular topped table with four matching chairs (5).

259

Property of a deceased estate - a set of four late C19th gilt metal wall lights with swivel brackets, decorated with gryphons & masks, losses, 16.75ins. (42.5cms.) protrusion (excluding shades) (4) (see illustration). £200-300

260

Property of a gentleman - a late C19th / early C20th National Cash Register shop till (see illustration). £100-200

261

Property of a gentleman - a large 1950’s BP (British Petroleum) enamel advertising sign, 58.25 by 56.25ins. (148 by 143cms.) (see illustration). £50-80

262

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.. £50-80

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263

Property of a lady - a galvanized tin bath.

264

Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th / early C20th white painted cast iron pub table with Britannia figural supports & lion’s paw feet, inscribed ‘DRAKE & Co. / BARFITTERS / MIDDLESBOROUGH’, replacement wooden top. £50-80

265

Property of a gentleman - a weathered teak garden bench. £50-100

266

Property of a deceased estate - a set of four (two identical pairs) George III duck-egg green painted twin panelled architectural arched doors, all with hinges attached (probably original), each door 86.6 by 16.75ins. (225 by 42.5cms.)

(4) (see illustration). £200-400

267

Property of a gentleman - a pair of weathered pineapple pier finials, each 18ins. (46cms.) high, on square plinths (4) (see illustration). £50-100

General Antiques & Household Chattels 268

Quantity of assorted ceramics & glass including a Standard China teaset.

269

Property of a London deceased estate, a lady of title - a large framed fretwork portrait bust of a gentleman, probably Beethoven, 37.4 by 31.9ins. (95 by 81cms.) (overall).

270

Property of a gentleman of title - a Victorian steel fender; together with a mesh double width sparkguard (2).

271

Property of a gentleman of title - a Victorian mahogany inverted breakfront kneehole desk, central door & one drawer missing; together with a pedestal from a late Regency sideboard (2).

272

Property of a gentleman of title - fourteen assorted framed & glazed prints including four Lansdowne ornithological prints; together with an unframed similar; and a modern picture frame (16).

273

Property of a gentleman of title - a large quantity of assorted ceramics, C19th & later, including a Copeland & Garrett gilt decorated dessert service (on table).

274

Property of a gentleman of title - a set of four C19th coloured ornithological prints, in matching glazed frames (4).

275

Property of a deceased estate - a George III mahogany chest of two short & three long graduated drawers with brass oval plate handles, on bracket feet, cut horizontally, 45ins. (114.5cms.) wide.

276

Property of a gentleman - four boxes containing assorted books (4).

277

Property of a deceased estate - a quantity of assorted ceramics including a Wedgwood ‘Lichfield’ pattern 21-piece dinner service.

278

Property of a deceased estate - twelve assorted kitchen chairs including a late Victorian elm seated stick-back kitchen elbow chair, some painted, one in pieces (12).

279

Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th / early C20th French walnut demi-lune foldover tea table. £50-80

280

Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th / early C20th French walnut & marble topped commode chest, the veneer distressed.

281

Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian mahogany bowfronted chest of drawers.

282

Property of a deceased estate - David Hankinson (19282011) - VILLA IN MALTA - oil on board, 10.1 by 13.7ins.

(25.7 by 34.8cms.), in glazed frame - unsigned (see illustration).

283

Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian elm seated stickback kitchen elbow chair with turned legs & stretchers. £80-120

284

Property of a gentleman - a white painted two-tier scullery side table; together with a white painted Lloyd Loom chair (2).

285

Property of a deceased estate - fourteen books relating to Nazi memorabilia & Adolf Hitler (14).

286

Property of a gentleman - a teak & cane panelled bergere three-seater bench. £80-120

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287

Property of a lady - a collection of sculptures by Guy Benoist (French, b.1931) - ‘LE FAUNE’ - steel set in acrylic, 19 by 15ins. (48 by 38cms.) - signed (see illustration). Footnote - Benoist was born in Paris in 1931 and studied at the Beaux Arts, Grenoble, in Brussels and at the Academie Grande Chaumiere in Paris. He is known to have exhibited at Galerie La Felouque, Paris, in 1972, and at Minsky’s Sculpture Gallery, London, in the mid 1970’s. Provenance - purchased directly from the atelier of the artist in Vence, South of France.

288

Property of a deceased estate - a box containing assorted items including a gilt composition oval framed drawing of a boat at low tide; together with three boxes containing assorted books (4).

289

Property of a gentleman - a riveted copper cylindrical coal bucket with brass swing handle; together with an ornate brass planter; and a gilt metal square section hall lantern with faceted glass drops (3). £50-80

290

Property of a deceased estate - after George Morland - ‘THE COUNTRY BUTCHER’, ‘THE HORSE FEEDER’, and ‘THE FARMER’S STABLE’ - three C19th monochrome engravings published by Hildesheimer, in glazed Hogarth frames; together with another similar after Francis Wheatly - ‘RUSTIC SYMPATHY’ (4).

291

Property of a gentleman - a quantity of assorted glassware including a Victorian trumpet vase with domed folded foot, 11.8ins. (30cms.) high; together with a set of modern pewter goblets; and a silver plated epergne frame (a lot).

292

Property of a gentleman - two late C19th / early C20th plain white glazed footbaths, both cracked; together with two similar pails (4).

293

Property of a deceased estate - a late C19th mother-ofpearl inlaid black lacquer circular tilt-top occasional table with tripod base; together with a black chinoiserie decorated two-door side cabinet (2). £50-80

294

Property of a gentleman - a Victorian rosewood adjustable folding book-slide with fretwork ends; together with a Victorian walnut trinket box (2).

295

Property of a lady - a late Victorian walnut framed hall mirror with shelf under; together with a modern mirrored wall light (2).

296

Property of a deceased estate - a box containing assorted items including two Roberts radios.

297

Property of a deceased estate - a box containing assorted metalware, mostly silver plated items, including flatware.

298

Property of a lady - a late C19th / early C20th Belgian machine-made tapestry panel depicting an eighteenth century garden scene, 56.7 by 25.8ins. (144 by 65.5cms.), unframed; together with an 1897 diamond jubilee commemorative engraving of Queen Victoria, in glazed gilt composition frame with crown cresting (2).

299

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Charles William Johnson (exh.1908-1927) - A COUNTRY ROAD WITH COTTAGES - watercolour, 13 by 18.5ins. (33 by 47cms.), in glazed frame - signed lower left & dated 1935; together with another framed & glazed watercolour depicting a landscape - signed P. Campbell (2).

309

Property of a lady - a large pine farmhouse kitchen table with square section legs, 82.75ins. (210cms.) long. £80-120

310

Property of a deceased estate - six assorted framed pictures including oils by R. Boyd, Stanley & E. Pierre-Hunt, and watercolours by W. Sands & Isaac (6).

311

Property of a deceased estate - H. Parker (C20th) - STILL LIFE OF FLOWERS - oil on board, 8.8 by 10.9ins. (22.3 by 27.7cms.), in white painted frame - signed lower right; together with another still life oil by a different hand (2).

300

Kashan woollen hand-made carpet with red ground, 150 by 100ins. (382 by 253cms.). £250-350

301

Property of a gentleman - a set of six C19th French provincial beechwood rush seated side chairs (6). £50-100

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302

Property of a deceased estate - a box containing assorted ceramics including Portmeirion ‘Botanic Garden’ & Royal Worcester items.

Oak oval topped gate-leg dining table with end drawer, on turned baluster supports, 43.3ins. (110cms.) long. £60-90

313

Property of a deceased estate - a two-tone painted metal two-drawer filing cabinet (with key).

314

Property of a deceased estate - an Ercol elm drop-leaf dining table; together with a set of four Ercol comb-back dining chairs; and an Ercol elm & beech sideboard (6) (see illustration).

303

EJC (late C19th / early C20th English) - A MOORLAND STREAM - oil on board, 15.75 by 23.2ins. (40 by 59cms.), framed - initialled lower right; together with Brian McIrvine (C20th British) - ‘EVENING ON THE THAMES’ - oil on canvas, framed (2).

304

Edwardian oak elbow chair with rush seat; together with an early C20th oak firescreen with needlework picture panel (2).

315

Property of a lady - a Victorian mahogany bow-fronted chest of three long graduated drawers. £50-100

305

Property of a deceased estate - a Beswick Beatrix Potter figure of Tommy Brock; together with Winstanley model of a tabby cat (2).

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306

Property of a deceased estate - a quantity of assorted pictures & prints including a set of four Cecil Aldin hunting prints.

Sold on behalf of Sue Ryder Care - two Beswick Beatrix Potter figures - Mrs. Tiggy Winkle and Mrs Tittlemouse; together with three boxed Royal Doulton Beatrix Potter figures (5).

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307

Property of a lady - a late C19th carved dark oak dwarf open bookcase enclosing adjustable shelves, 36ins.

(91.5cms.) wide. £50-100

Property of a deceased estate - a large Stuart cut glass bowl, 12ins. (30.5cms.) dia.; together with a pair of floral painted pink opaque glass vases, one foot damaged; and a pair of French spelter figures (5).

318

Property of a deceased estate - a modern Chinese woollen hand-made rug with black ground, 108 by 70ins. (274 by 178cms.).

319

Property of a gentleman of title - Bartolozzi after Cipriani - a pair of engravings, in matching glazed oak frames (2).

308

Property of a lady - a George III mahogany & strung shieldshaped toilet mirror with serpentine fronted three-drawer base; together with a cut glass table lamp; a faux malachite table lamp; and a modern stickstand (4). £80-120

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320

Property of a gentleman - a pine cupboard with single door enclosing shelves; together with a pair of modern pine corner cabinets (3).

342

Property of a lady - a late Victorian cane panelled rocking chair. £50-80

321

Property of a deceased estate - a baize topped folding card table; together with two director’s chairs; a nest of three walnut occasional tables; a child’s rush seated elbow chair; and a cane panelled elbow chair (8).

343

Property of a lady - an C18th George III oak corner wall cupboard with triple panelled door enclosing shaped shelves, 48.5ins. (123cms.) high. £100-150

322

Property of a gentleman - early / mid C20th - STILL LIFE OF FLOWERS IN A VASE - oil on ply panel, 15 by 21.75ins. (38 by 55cms.), framed.

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323

Property of a deceased estate - a late Victorian walnut glazed two-door dwarf bookcase. £50-80

DIDEROT and D’ALEMBERT - from the series ‘L’Encyclopedie Diderot et D’Alembert’ - ‘Menuiserie Marqueterie’, ‘Tapissier’, ‘L’Art de L’Ecriture Caracteres et Alphabets’, and ‘Sellier-Carossier Charron’ - four volumes, Inter-Livres, soft-back; together with ROUBO, J.A. - ‘Le Menuisier en Batiment’ - Inter-Livres, soft-back (5).

324

Property of a lady - a painted rag doll; together with another doll (2).

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325

Property of a lady - a modern black leather upholstered office desk chair, small tear to back; together with a trunk (2).

Property of a lady - a George III mahogany & strung knife box with original interior divisions (F/R). £50-80

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326

Property of a lady - a modern Danish black leather upholstered recliner chair with matching footstool (2). £50-80

Property of a lady - a Victorian walnut octagonal trumpet sewing table.

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327

Property of a gentleman - a late Regency period mahogany pedestal pembroke table with end drawer, on reeded sabre legs with acanthus hips & scroll feet. £100-150

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 (1854-1931); and another etching by Vera Colborne (exh.1909) (3).

348

Property of a lady - a late C17th indenture, dated 1698, in modern double-sided glazed frame.

328

Property of a lady - a Victorian mother-of-pearl inlaid tortoiseshell card case, damaged; together with a box containing assorted items including ivory backed brushes (2).

349

329

Property of a deceased estate - a pair of modern framed & glazed prints of Stourhead (2).

Property of a deceased estate - a Technics EN1 organ with two 44-key manuals & 13 pedals; together with a matching music stool (2).

350

330

Property of a lady - a quantity of assorted items, mostly ceramics, including a pair of Continental figural groups (on one shelf).

Property of a deceased estate - an Edwardian oak chest of two short & two long drawers with plinth base; together with an oak fall-front bureau with two drawers (2).

351

Property of a gentleman - an early C19th mahogany chest of two short & two long drawers with turned handles & bracket feet. £50-80

352

Property of a lady - an early C20th Art Deco verdigris framed coffee table with inset glass rectangular top, 38ins.

(96cms.) wide (overall). £100-150

353

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).

354

Property of a gentleman - a pair of late Victorian Aesthetic Movement ebonised & amboyna side chairs; together with a Victorian mahogany side chair (3).

355

Property of a lady - a C19th elm seated Windsor elbow chair with turned legs & stretchers. £50-80

356

Property of a lady - an early C20th mahogany chest of three long drawers with associated white marble top; together with a mahogany oval swing-frame toilet mirror (2). £50-80

357

Property of a deceased estate - an early C20th oak barleytwist standard lamp. £50-80

331

Property of a lady - a mixed lot including C19th ceramics & postal scales with weights (on one shelf). £50-80

332

Property of a deceased estate - six Edwardian dining chairs of similar design with matching blue floral upholstery (6).

333

Sold on behalf of Westminster Memorial Hospital - a modern Italian scallop tureen; together with a blue banded soup tureen (2).

334

Property of a lady - an early C20th French cane panelled single bedstead.

335

Property of a gentleman - a late Victorian elm seated lathback kitchen elbow chair with turned legs & stretchers. £80-120

336

Property of a gentleman - a Victorian elm seated Windsor kitchen elbow chair with turned legs & stretchers. £150-250

337

Property of a deceased estate - a late Victorian oak telescopic extending dining table with two narrow extra leaves (no winding handle). £100-150

338

Property of a deceased estate - a reproduction faux walnut canterbury whatnot.

339

Property of a gentleman - a Brunswick ‘Stratocaster’ electric guitar with practise amplifier (2).

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340

Property of a lady - a lady’s oak bureau with cabriole legs, the ply back wormed; together with a set of pine wallshelves (2).

Property of a gentleman - an early C19th maple framed print of Wimborne Minster Church; together with ten other framed prints (11).

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341

Property of a gentleman - a Victorian pine long settle or bench, with turned front legs, 88.5ins. (225cms.) long. £50-80

Property of a gentleman - a George III oak dough bin with fielded panels, 46ins. (117cms.) wide. £120-180

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Stripped pine scullery table with frieze drawer, 66ins.

(167.5cms.) long. £80-120

373

Property of a deceased estate - a Samsung LCD 32” television. £50-100

361

Three boxes containing antiques & fine art auction catalogues (3). £50-100

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362

George III oak fall-front bureau with fitted interior above four long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, 37.25ins.

(94.5cms.) wide (overall). £80-120

Property of a lady - a late Victorian oak telescopic wind-out 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). £300-500

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Property of a lady - a mixed lot of ceramics including green leaf plates; together with a Victorian faceted glass mug etched ‘Elizabeth Hunt / 1871’ (on one shelf).

Property of a gentleman - an early C20th French Louis XV style white painted pot cupboard with cabriole legs. £50-80

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364

Property of a gentleman - an oak oval topped gate-leg table, C20th, with two end drawers & turned baluster supports.

Property of a gentleman - two late C19th / early C20th Black Forest carved walnut wall appliques, the larger 46ins.

(117cms.) long (2) (see illustration). £50-100

365

Property of a gentleman - a Victorian carved rosewood nursing chair with barleytwist back supports & cabriole front legs.

377

Property of a lady - a set of four elm seated kitchen side chairs; together with a similar elbow chair (5). £50-100

366

Property of a gentleman - cricket interest - after Spy - “BOBBY” and “YORKSHIRE” - two prints, in modern matching glazed gilt frames; together with two H.J. Wood character jugs modelled as cricketers (4).

378

Property of a deceased estate - a late Victorian pine farmhouse kitchen table with two end drawers, on square tapering legs, 60ins. (153cms.) long. £50-100

367

Property of a gentleman - an C18th George III mahogany kneehole desk with end cupboards, the top later, 60ins.

(153cms.) wide (overall). £80-120

379

Property of a gentleman - a Victorian stripped pine chest of drawers with low 3/4 gallery. £80-120

368

Property of a gentleman - an early C19th mahogany serpentine fronted sideboard with tambour shutter superstructure. £50-80

369

Property of a deceased estate - a late Victorian mahogany twin pedestal desk, 46.25ins. (118cms.) wide. £50-80

370

Property of a deceased estate - a Victorian blue button upholstered nursing chair with turned legs & castors, stamped C.V over S.

371

Property of a gentleman - a mixed lot comprising two C19th Japanese Imari plates & three amethyst glass hyacinth vases (on one shelf); together with an HM silver sifting spoon (2).

372

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).

Lot 376

End of Sale Next sale Saturday 21st April 2012 Jewellery & Silver 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 April 21st Jewellery & Silver, Antique Furniture & Objects

October 13th Jewellery & Silver, Militaria & Sporting Items, Antique Furniture & Objects

May 19th Oriental & Islamic Ceramics & Works of Art, Persian & European Rugs & Textiles, Antique Furniture & Objects

November 10th Oriental & Islamic Ceramics & Works of Art, Persian & European Rugs & Textiles, Antique Furniture & Objects

June 16th 20th Century Decorative Arts, Garden & Architectural Items, Antique Furniture & Objects

December 8th Toys & Dolls, 20th Century Decorative Arts, Antique Furniture & Objects

July 14th Pictures, Books, Prints & Ephemera Antique Furniture & Objects September 15th European Ceramics & Glass, Clocks, Barometers, Scientific & Mechanical Items, Antique Furniture & Objects

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6.

Manner of.......

In our opinion a work in the style of the artist and of a later date.

7.

After........

In our opinion a copy of a known work of the artist.

8.

Signed/Dated/Inscribed.........

In our opinion the work has been signed/dated/inscribed by the artist.

Glossary of Terms:

9.

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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1.

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.

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.

2.

Attributed to.........

In our opinion probably a work by the artist but less certainty is expressed than in the preceding category.

3.

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.

4.

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.

5.

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.

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).

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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