Autumn Fine Art & Antique Sale - Hansons Auctioneers and Valuers

Autumn Fine Art & Antique Sale 

Friday 26th October 2012 at 10.30am 

Saturday 27th October 2012 at 10.30am

HIGHLIGHTS FROM pREVIOUS SALES

To include the 

fine 18th century 

furniture from the 

home of the late 

Dr R Allison of 

Quarndon 

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Autumn Fine Art & Antique Sale 


Saturday 27th October 2012 at 10.30am 

VIEWING 

Thursday 25th October 2012 at 11.00am-7.00pm 

Buyers premium: please note that a premium of 17.5% plus VAT 

will be charged on all lots in the sale. 

Catalogue £8.00 (£10 by post) 

(Further information for buyers is available in our conditions of sale) 

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Welcome to our 

Autumn Antique and Fine Art Sale 

Our Autumn Fine Arts Auction is set to include a selection of exquisite pieces, from fine 

furniture, to rare ceramics, to masterful oils. Undoubted highlights will be the sale of our 

E-Type Jaguar, selling at 12:00pm on Saturday 27th October, alongside the presentation of 

some wonderful collections including the Dr Allison collection. 

Robert Allison was an only child of fairly elderly parents who gave 

him firm encouragement in his education and he learnt to give of 

his best in his occupation and also his interests. He developed an 

interest in collecting, as many children did, in the 1920s and 30s. 

He used to collect stamps and even butterflies when it was still 

legal. 

After studying at Cambridge, Robert Allison was the first career 

anaesthetist to be appointed to the Southern Derbyshire Hospital 

Group and found himself running an anaesthetic service for one of 

the country’s largest hospital groups. 

‘Under his tutelage the department grew to 15 consultants, 

a commensurate number of junior staff and two full time 

secretaries’. Obituary BMJ 1993 submitted by his longstanding 

colleague CG Lloyd. 

Meanwhile, he began to buy exquisite antiques. Mostly he collected 

fine pieces of furniture when they were affordable to him, having 

inherited a little from his father and was receiving a reasonable 

salary for those days (1960s and 70s). Undoubted highlights include 

a fine George III Chippendale mahogany galleried tea table, a 

fine early George III mahogany bachelor chest and an impressive 

George III satinwood secretaire bookcase. 

Later he found silverware, porcelain and fine art were more within 

his means. From a fine set of four George III Robert Hennel Neo- 

Classical salts to 18th century blue and white Liverpool porcelain, 

the collection is comprehensive. Most complete however must be 

the representative collection of oil paintings by artist Edmund John 

Niemann, purchased primarily from Richard Green’s Dover Street 

London gallery in the late 1960s and early 1970s. 

He was very fortunate to have two very understanding and 

undemanding wives, Joan and Vicki, who both cherished his 

collection over many years. 

Adding to the sale is a fine collection of Meissen owned by 

Mr and Mrs Rychly, better known as Toni and Mary to their 

neighbours in North Derbyshire. Commenting upon this magnificent 

collection Hanson’s Expert Isabel Murtough remarked: 

‘I was overwhelmed to discover such a fine collection of 

European antiques. 

On entering the house, each room was awash with 

predominantly porcelain figures – the majority made by the 

Meissen factory in Germany. This factory was the first in Europe 

to manufacture porcelain in 1708. 

For more than 800 years, the secret of making a translucent 

material had been the preserve of the Chinese potters.’ 

Alan Wood 1942-2011 – A collection of coins 

Alan Wood was an engineer based at RAF Whittering. He spent 

three years in Singapore with a six month stint in Thailand, working 

on Harrier Jump Jets, and Hercules Transport Planes. After leaving 

the RAF he spent life in Heanor, Derbyshire and began his extensive 

collection of coins. 

Hansons are pleased to offer Wood’s coin collection in our Autumn 

Antique and Fine Art Sale. This collection of Roman, sovereign and 

memorial coins is set to reach in excess of £7,000. Painstakingly 

collected, these are a credit to Wood’s meticulous eye. He is fondly 

remembered by his family and friends.

VALUATION DAYS 

Derbyshire 

Hansons Auction Centre, 

Heage Lane, Etwall, Derbyshire, DE65 6LS 

Tel: 01283 733988 

EVERY FRIDAY (except bank holidays) 10.00am - 4.00pm 

Nottinghamshire 

The Chapel Hall at Ruddington Framework Knitters’ 

Museum, Chapel Street, Ruddington, Notts, NG11 6HE 

30th October - 10.00am - 4.00pm 

27th November - 10.00am - 4.00pm 

Leicestershire 

The Dew Drop Inn, 

49 Loughborough Rd, Hathern, LE12 5HY 

5th November - 10.30am - 3.00pm 

Warwickshire 

Memorial Hall, Warwick Rd, 

Leek Wootton, Warwickshire, CV35 7RB 

13th December - 12.00pm - 4.00pm 

St Francis of Assisi Church Hall, 110 Warwick Road, 

Kenilworth Warwickshire CV8 1H 

11th October - with Lars Tharp - 10.00am - 4.00pm 

8th November - with Kate Bliss - 10.00am - 4.00pm 

Staffordshire 

Longton Cricket Club, Ripon Road, 

Blurton, Stoke-on-Trent ST3 3BL 

1st November - 11.00am - 4.00pm 

West Midlands 

Little Aston Village Hall, Little Aston Lane, 

Sutton Coldfield, B74 3UF 

27th October - 2.00pm - 5.00pm 

17th November - 2.00pm - 5.00pm 

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MEET THE TEAM 

Charles Hanson MRICS 

DIRECTOR 

Charlie Ross 

FURNITURE EXPERT & 

AUCTIONEER 

Notty Honblower 

VINTAGE COSTUME & TEXTILES 

EXPERT 

Barry Tillotson 

FIREARMS & WEAPONS 

CONSULTANT 

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Carol Woods 

SENIOR GENERAL VALUER & 

DECORATIVE ARTS SPECIALIST 

Kate Bliss 

SILVER & JEWELLERY 

CONSULTANT 

Heather McPherson 

JEWELLERY CONSULTANT & 

GEMOLOGIST 

Don Collins 

COIN SPECIALISTT 

Isabel Murtough 

GENERAL ANTIQUES VALUER 

& AUCTIONEER 

Claire Howell 

MUSIC & MEMORABILIA 

EXPERT 

Lars Tharp 

CHINESE CERAMICS & 

ORIENTAL WORKS OF ART EXPERT 

Benjamin Browning 

WINE SPECIALIST

ORDER OF SALE 


Plated Ware 1-16 

Silver 17-194 

Jewellery 195-256 

Watches 257-282 

Coins 283-358 

Militaria 359-363 

Dolls 364 

Collectors’ 365-385 

Books 386-402 

Oriental Ceramics 403-410 

18/19th Century Ceramics 411-560 

20th Century Ceramics 560A-622 

Glass 623-640 

Saturday 27th October 2012 at 10.30am 

PLEASE NOTE 

JAGUAR E-TYPE TO BE SOLD AT 12.00PM 

Boxes and Objects 641-658 

Oriental Works of Art 659-675 

Other Works of Art 676-711 

Maps and Etchings 712-720 

Watercolours 721-742 

Oils 743-839 

Clocks 840-864 

Garden Statuary 865-877B 

Furniture and Furnishings 878-986

DAY ONE - FRIDAY 26TH OCTOBER 

Plated Ware 

Lot 1. A Victorian four-piece silver lobed 

octagonal tea and coffee set, floral 

finials, leafy scroll handles, gilt lined interiors 

to the milk jug and sugar bowl, leafy scroll 

feet, Edward, John and William Bernard, 

London 1845, 79 ozt gross 

£1200-£1500 

Lot 2. A set of four Old Sheffied plate 

chambersticks, with snuffers, circa 1820, 

embossed with foliage with detachable 

sconces, on circular spreading bases with 

reeded thumb rest, 11cm h, together 

with a pair of silver-plated three branched 

candelabra (5) 

£40-£60 

Lot 3. A pair of silver-plated Corinthiancolumn 

table lamps on stepped square 

bases, 56cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 4. No lot 

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Lot 5. A pair of French Art Deco white 

metal knife rests, probably 1930s, in the 

form of hares, punch marks and initials to 

underside, weight approximately 4 ozt (2) 

£120-£200 

Lot 5A. A European white metal spoon, 

with mask terminal, in 17th century style, 

perhaps French 

£60-£80 

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Lot 6. A George III Old Sheffied plate 

Argyle gravy boat, in neo-classical oval 

outline, with semi-lobed ornament, below 

reeded rim and oval pedestal stand, turned 

scroll handle, hinged covered lid, circa 

1810, 16cm h 

£50-£80 

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oval tea caddy with hinged cover, circa 

1790, of neo-classical outline, swagged 

with husks, ribbon-tied and centring shield 

crest within beaded borders, with key, circa 

1780, 9cm h 

£50-£70 


teapot and cover, of oval neo-classical 

outline, swagged with foliage, before beaded 

borders, hinged cover with ivory knop finial, 

turned fruitwood handle, circa 1790, 14cm h 

£30-£50 

Lot 9. A pair of Regency silver-plated 

bottle coasters, egg and dart cast flared 

rim, above lobed ornament, 16cm d, 

together with a plated cylindrical jar with egg 

and dart cast flared rim with star cut clear 

glass interior, 12cm d (3) 

£25-£35 

Lot 10. A pair of Regency silver bottle 

coasters with swing handles, of plain 

reeded outline with reeded handles, turned 

mahogany inserts with clear glass covers, 

London, probably 1812, 12cm d (2) 

£80-£120 

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wine funnel, with egg and dart cast rim, 

gilded interior, together with an early 19th 

century silver-plated chamber stick with 

candle snuffer, egg and dart cast rim (2) 

£30-£40 

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tea urn with cover, of ovoid outline, 

flanking lion mask ring handles below domed 

cover, the tap with horn handle, raised on 

square plinth and four cast bun feet, circa 

1790, 34cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 13. An Edwardian silver plated 

pierced twin-handled serving tray, raised 

on bun feet together with a small magnifying 

glass, pair of plated peppers, together with 

an Old Sheffield plate dish with glass inserts, 

crested, circa 1790, and residual items, the 

tray 43cm l (8) 

£30-£40 

Lot 14. A pair of George III Sheffield 

Plate candlesticks, circa 1810, in 

neo-classical style, the square detachable 

sconces above reeded iconic supports, on 

square stepped bases, 27cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 15. A good set of four George III 

Old Sheffied plate candlesticks, circa 

1775, the canted detachable sconces above 

Corinthian scroll, reeded columns, on square 

acanthus cast and egg and dart gadrooned 

square bases, 29cm h (4) 

£200-£300 

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swing handled cake basket, circa 1810, 

the reeded handle and semi-gadrooned 

basket on stepped base, 29cm w 

£30-£40 

Silver 

Lot 17. An Edwardian silver four-piece 

tea set, of oval outline, cast with stiff foliage 

and lobed beaded borders, comprising 

coffee cup and cover with ebonised handle, 

teapot and cover with ebonised handle, 

twin-handled sugar bowl and milk jug 

monogrammed BT, and the teapot inscribed 

‘Presented to Mr Thomas Brameld’, dated 

Jan 12th 1909, raised on four feet, maker 

Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1906-1907, 

approx 67 ozt 

£700-£1000 

Lot 18. A George II silver twin-handled 

cup, of plain design with a central strap, 

on a spreading circular foot, scroll handles, 

13cm h, Fuller White, London 1751, 

11.205 ozt 

£400-£600 

Lot 19. A William IV silver rectangular 

snuff box, engine turned decoration, vacant 

cartouche, embossed thumb piece, gilt 

interior, 6cm l, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham 

1836, 1.420 ozt 

£80-£120 

Lot 20. Hester Bateman Interest - 

A George III silver eight bottle cruet 

stand by Hester Bateman, London 

1782, the pierced gallery with oval motifs, 

engraved with flower heads and urns, 

beaded edge, the central shaft with loop 

handle, with possibly associated bottles, the 

covers unmarked, 22cm high 

£600-£800 

Lot 20A. A set of four late Victorian 

silver cast candlesticks, shaped circular 

sconces, raised on wrythen supports, square 

embossed bases, gadrooned rim, London 

1884 & 1889, 18cm h 

£250-£350 

Lot 21. A fine mid-Victorian Garrard 

silver salver, chased to centre with 

motto and crest and inscribed ‘Presented 

by Walter Strickland of Coke Thorp Park, 

to Thomas Wood Esquire, of Brixworth 

Hall’ within chased scroll acanthus and 

gadrooned border, raised on three pierced 

scroll feet, maker R and S Garrard, Banton 

Street, London, 1856, 47cm diameter, 

approximately 88 troy oz 

£1000-£1500 

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Lot 22. Irish interest: A Dublin Arts and 

Crafts silver and jewelled twin-handled 

goblet with stand, with flared rim and Celtic 

style cast frieze, inset with blue, red and 

green alternating stones, of cabochon outline, 

with Celtic cast handles and bosses below, 

raised on a circular spreading pedestal base, 

10cm high together with a circular stand with 

similar Celtic style decoration to rim, maker 

W and W, Dublin 1923 and 1926 (2) weight 

approx 19.5 troy oz 

£500-£800 

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Lot 23. A Dutch silver oval snuff box 

and cover, circa 1890, cast with a courting 

couple in Watteau style, 6cm d, together 

with a silver vesta case, chased with foliage, 

Chester, 1900 (2) weight 2 ozt 

£40-£60 

Lot 24. A William IV silver and gilt 

vinaigrette, of rectangular outline cast with 

foliate rim, vacant cartouche with gilt grille, 

maker Frances Clark, Birmingham, 1836, 

3.5cm d, weight 0.5 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 25. A George III silver rectangular 

reeded box and cover, cast with foliage, 

gilt interior, maker John Stapler, London, 

circa 1820, 3.5cm d, weight 0.6 ozt 

£40-£60 

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Lot 26. A set of six Victorian Old English 

pattern silver teaspoons, maker J A and 

T S, London, 1887 (6), weight 1.5 ozt 

£30-£50 

Lot 27. An early Victorian silver 

vinaigrette and cover, of cartouche 

outline, chased with foliage, with grille 

interior, original sponge to interior, maker 

Hilliard and Thompson, Birmingham, 1852, 

5cm d, weight 0.8 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 28. An Edwardian silver circular 

snuff box, hinged lid inscribed ‘Uncle 

1909’, marks rubbed, Birmingham, 1909, 

8cm d, weight approximately 2.5 ozt 

£30-£40 

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Lot 29. A late Victorian silver vesta 

case and sovereign holder, chased with 

foliage, with hinged cover and gilt interior, 

Birmingham, 1900, 8cm d, weight 1.3 ozt 

£70-£100 

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Lot 30. Georg Jensen interest: a pair 

of Danish silver salad servers, bearing 

marks, 20cm l (2) weight approximately 

4 ozt 

£80-£120 

Lot 30A. A pair of Victorian silver 

pierced bon bon dishes, in rococo style, 

with C scrolls, maker’s marks indistinct, 

Birmingham, 1876, 15cm l (2) 5.3 t.oz 

£80-£120 

Lot 31. A pair of Victorian silver Fiddle 

pattern sugar nips, London, 1886, 

together with four other silver pairs of sugar 

nips (5) weight approximately 4 ozt 

£30-£40 

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Lot 32. A George I style silver teapot 

and hinged cover, of pear shaped outline, 

turned wood handle, with turned finial to 

lid, frieze cast ornament, maker S Limited, 

Birmingham, 1930, weight approx 21.5 ozt 

£150-£200 

Lot 33. A Regency style silver-plated 

entrée dish and cover, together with an 

Elkington oval serving plate, muffin dish and 

cover with turned handle and liner (3) 

£30-£40 

Lot 34. A pair of silver sauceboats, with 

reeded rims and handles, on circular oval 

bases, maker H and H, Birmingham, 1942 

(2) weight 14 ozt 

£100-£150 

Lot 35. An Arts and Crafts silver twinhandled 

shallow bowl, pierced acanthus 

border rim before hammered ground, 

stylised handles with bulbous surmounts, 

maker A E J, Birmingham, 1912, 26cm l, 

weight 8.5 ozt 

£150-£200 

Lot 36. A stylish Arts and Crafts two 

piece silver teaset, comprising twinhandled 

sugar bowl and cream jug, with 

cast-studded ornament on hammered 

ground, maker H W L, Birmingham, 1906 (2) 

weight approx 6 ozt 

£150-£200 

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Lot 37. An Art Nouveau silver twinhandled 

sugar bowl with spoon, 

naturalistically cast, the bowl with twin 

handles and cast spade spoon with loop 

handle, maker N M, Birmingham, 1901, 


£200-£300 

Lot 38. A pair of Edwardian silver 

pierced circular bon bon dishes on 

pedestal bases, roped twist rims, London, 

1910, 8cm d, weight 3 ozt 

£40-£60 

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Lot 39. A late Victorian silver oval bon 

bon basket, beaded outline in neo-classical 

style, maker William Comyns, London, 1899, 

11cm l, weight 2.5 ozt 

£30-£40 

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Lot 40. A George V silver oval canted 

tea caddy, with hinged cover, gilt interior, 

makers mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1920, 

9cm h, weight 7 ozt 

£70-£100 


Lot 40A. A late Victorian silver 

lighthouse castor and cover, chased 

with swagged foliate on hexagonal pedetal, 

Mappin & Webb, London, 1892, 21cm h, 

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9 t.oz 

£100-£150 

Lot 52. A Russian silver and cloisonné 

enamel spoon, circa 1900, the bowl with 

Lot 41. A Tiffany style sterling silver 

flowers and scrolls in tones of blue, pink and 

circular dish, cast with scrolling border, 

greens, tapered stem with twist detail amongst 

engraved “K’’ to centre, marked “Towle 

conforming enamel and shaped terminal, 

sterling’’, numbered 54481, 26cm d, weight 

12 ozt 

£60-£80 

Lot 42. A George V glass and 

silver collared condiment jar with 

silver-hinged cover, glass handle, 

Birmingham,1926, together with a sterling 

silver cylindrical jar with cast floral knop 

cover and a Neo-classical style oval-plated 

handle mustard with hinged cover, blueglass 

liner with plated spoon (3) 

£30-£40 

Lot 43. An Art Deco silver ashtray, of 

square outline, Birmingham, 1936, together 

with a George V silver sauceboat, Sheffield, 

1937 (2) weight 5.3 ozt 

£40-£60 

Lot 44. A George V silver-faceted 

dish, Birmingham, 1937, together with a 

quatrefoil, pierced silver bon bon dish on 

three pierced feet, Birmingham, 1964 (2) 

weight 5 ozt 

£40-£60 

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Lot 46. A George V silver hot water jug, 

cast in neo-classical style, ribbon-tied swags, 

raised on four scroll feet, ebonised handle and 

hinged cover with ebonised finial, maker W A, 

Birmingham, 1917, 19.5cm h, weight 17 ozt 

£150-£200 

Lot 47. A Victorian silver circular sugar 

bowl, chased with foliage, centreing circular 

cartouches, on reeded circular foot rim, marks 

rubbed, London, circa 1890, 13cm d, weight 

6.2 ozt 

£40-£60 

Lot 48. A set of six George V silver 

teaspoons, in blue Morocco case, Sheffield, 

1925, together with a David Anderson, Oslo, 

cased pair of nips (2) 

£30-£50 

Lot 49. A set of twelve cased silver gilt 

zodiac spoons, maker John Pinches, limited 

edition to 1855, with certificate, blue case, of 

recent manufacture, weight 9 ozt 

£70-£100 

12cm l 

£40-£60 

Lot 53. A George V silver salver, of shaped 

square outline, inscribed ‘Presented to Jack 

Holdern on the occasion of his marriage, May 

1958’, with various engraved signatures, 

raised on scroll ball and claw feet, maker 

E B, London, 1933, 25.5cm x 25.5cm, weight 

21.5 troy oz, together with a Victorian silver 

dessert spoon, London, 1868 (2) 

£250-£350 

Lot 54. A 20th century silver plated oak 

cased canteen of cutlery, Old English 

pattern including carving set, the knives with 

ivorine handles 

£150-£250 

Lot 55. A George V silver Christening 

mug, of inverted ovoid form, raised on ribbed 

pedestal and spreading circular base, scroll 

handle, inscribed David Seymour, 1936, 

indistinct maker, London, 1935, 12cm h, 


£100-£120 

Lot 56. An early Victorian silver teapot 

Lot 50. Assorted silver flatware including and cover, of melon outline, hinged cover, 

a George III silver caddy spoon, Old English with bud cast finial, scroll handle raised on 

pattern, crested, London, 1901, together with hexagonal spreading base, makers mark R P 

child’s pushers, condiment spoons and other G B, London, 1851, 18cm h, weight 20.7 ozt 

various spoons (11), weight 5.5 ozt 

£100-£150 

£40-£60 

Lot 57. A George V glass and silver 

Lot 50A. A George V silver twin-handled mounted inkwell, of hexagonal outline on 

trophy cup, on domed pedestal, Birmingham, stepped base, silver collar, hinged cover, 

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1922, on ebonised stand, 22cm h and a small 

silver twin-handled cup, Birmingham, 1932, 

Sheffield, 1927, 8cm h 

£30-£40 

Lot 45. An Arts and Crafts hammered 

silver oval bon bon basket, with cast 

trellis ornament, raised on oval pedestal and 

four compressed bun feet, maker A E J, 

Birmingham, 1918, 19cm d, weight 9.5 ozt 

£150-£200 

15cm h (2) 11.7 t.oz 

£100-£150 

Lot 51. A set of six Russian silver 

teaspoons, the bowls engraved with foliage 

and vacant cartouche to verso, maker Ivan 

Yashin, Moscow, 1884-1897, 13cm l, weight 

Lot 58. An Edwardian three piece oval 

silver bachelor teaset, of semigadrooned 

outline, comprising teapot with ebonised 

handle and finial, engraved with inscription 

referring to the puppy show, August 14th 

1906, together with twin-handled matching 

2.6 ozt 

sugar bowl and milk jug, crested, makers 

£50-£80 

mark indistinct, London, 1904, approximately 

13 troy oz gross 

£100-£150 

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Lot 59. Chester interest: an Edwardian 

silver sugar bowl, with crimped rim, 

ribbed, raised on three cast lion headed 

paw feet, crested, Chester, 1904, together 

with matched silver milk jug, of similar form, 

London, 1902 (2) weight approximately 

13 ozt gross 

£100-£150 

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Lot 60. A pair of mid-18th century style 

silver twin-lipped sauceboats, of oval 

outline, cast with flowerhead to centre, 

single reeded handle, maker E V, Sheffield, 

1959 (2), weight approx 8 ozt 

£100-£150 

Lot 60A. An Edwardian sterling silver 

bon bon basket, swing handle, on circular 

pedestal, 10cm w 

£25-£30 

Lot 61. A pair of George III style silver 

sauceboats, of crimped rim outline, flying 

scroll handle, raised on three cabriole hoof 

feet, Birmingham, 1961 (2) weight 11 ozt 

£100-£150 

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Lot 62. A pair of silver short 

candlesticks, loaded, of reeded circular 

outline, Birmingham, 1973, together with 

a George V silver cream jug, Birmingham, 

1929 (3) 

£50-£80 

Lot 63. A George V silver six-division 

toast rack, Sheffield, 1918, together with 

a Victorian silver-plated ivory- handled fish 

slice server and two silver teaspoons (4), 

weighable silver approx 6.2 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 64. A George II style silver sugar 

castor and cover, of lighthouse form, 

pierced domed cover, London, 1973, weight 

approx 5.5 ozt 

£100-£150 

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Lot 65. A set of five Regency style silver 

wine labels, of cartouche outline, inscribed 

Gin, Whiskey, Sherry, Port and Brandy, 

Birmingham, 1974 and 1976 (5) 

£80-£100 

Lot 66. A good set of four Regency silver 

circular trench salts, of circular reeded 

outline, cast with stiff acanthus raised on 

circular foot rim, with floret detail, gilded 

bowls, maker Thomas Robbins, London, 

1822, 8cm d, weight approx 22.4 ozt 

£1500-£2500 

Lot 67. A good Continental silver five 

piece teaset, circa 1860, of pear shaped 

outline, the trellis engine turned ground 

before oval crest, bearing monogram 

and date 11th August 1868, with scroll 

handles, raised on four acanthus cast feet, 

comprising coffee pot, teapot, twin-handled 

sugar bowl and cover, milk jug together with 

kettle on stand with burner below, approx 

60.5 troy oz gross 

£1500-£2000 

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Lot 68. A George V silver square salver, 

with pie crust and cast corners, raised on 

four short hoof feet, makers mark 

R P Limited, Birmingham, 1935, 25.5cm x 

25.5cm, weight 23 ozt 

£300-£500 

Lot 69. A silver shallow circular fruit 

bowl with beaded rim, raised on circular 

stepped beaded pedestal, maker J D S, 

Sheffield, 1943, 20.5cm d, 11.3 ozt 

£180-£250 

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Lot 70. A Regency style three piece 

silver teaset, of ribbed boat shaped outline, 

the teapot with ebony handle and finial to 

hinged lid together with silver twin-handled 

sugar bowl and milk jug, all raised on four 

bun feet, maker S and W Limited, Sheffield, 

1943, weight approx 38 troy oz gross 

£500-£800 

Lot 71. A Victorian silver six-division 

toast rack, on pierced base with castbeaded 

handle, raised on four shell-beaded 

feet, maker Harry Williamson and Co, 

Sheffield, 1867, 19cm l, weight 10.5 ozt 

£100-£150 

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Lot 72. Christopher Dresser interest: a 

Hukin and Heath modernist silver-plated 

toast rack, in aesthetic fan shaped form, 

with six divisions before ball finials raised on 

four bun feet, h 12cm 

£80-£120 

Lot 73. A pair of late Edwardian small 

glass decanters, with silver collars, clear 

glass stoppers, maker J T H and J H N 

Birmingham, 1908, h 14cm (2) 

£40-£60 

Lot 74. A late 19th century Dutch silver 

box with lid in the style of Tenniers, 

embossed with country scenes and figure, 

import marks to base, inscribed “M.M.W., 

1900’’, approx 137gm 

£100-£150 

Lot 75. An Art Deco style silver ashtray, 

Sheffield, 1947, 9cm d, together with five 

George III silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons, 

maker Jonathan Hayne, London, 1823, 


£60-£80

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Lot 76. A late Victorian large silver 

punch bowl, embossed with acanthus and 

floral sprays, raised on stepped circular 

pedestal, maker Walker and Hall, Sheffield, 

1891, 26cm d, weight approx. 32.5 ozt 

£400-£600 

77 

Lot 77. An Edwardian silver pierced 

circular bowl, the pierced and roundel 

border in Arts and Crafts style, raised on 

three flowering paw feet, makers mark 

indistinct, London 1901, 11.8 ozt 

£150-£200 

Lot 78. A set of six early Victorian Fiddle 

pattern silver dinner forks, crested with 

the initial E, maker George Adams, London 

1850, 15.1 ozt 

£200-£300 

Lot 79. A set of six early George III 

silver Old English pattern tablespoons, 

monogrammed P, maker John Lautier, 

London 1774, 13.6 ozt 

£300-£400 

Lot 80. A collection of ten early George 

III and later silver tablespoons, in Fiddle 

and Old English pattern, bearing London and 

Edinburgh hallmarks, crested, various (10), 


£280-£320 

Lot 81. A matched set of nine George III 

and later silver Fiddle Pattern dessert 

spoons, crested, London and Dublin 

marked, including makers William Eley and 

William Fearn and others (9), 13 ozt 

£140-£200 

Lot 82. An early Victorian silver Fiddle 

Pattern butter knife, London, 1838, 

together with three George III pairs of silver 

sugar nips, two bright-cut engraved (4) 


£70-£100 

Lot 83. A George III whalebone handled 

silver small sauce ladle, maker indistinct, 

the oval bowl hallmarked London, 1817, 

together with a Victorian silver pieced sifter 

spoon, maker C E, London, 1894, together 

with a Scottish silver small sauce ladle, 

maker M C, Edinburgh, circa 1795 (3) 

approximately 1 troy oz weighable silver 

£70-£100 

Lot 84. A late Victorian silver goblet, 

chased with swags before leaf border, on 

knop pedestal and spreading circular foot, 

makers mark indistinct, Birmingham 1875, 

19cm h, 5.8 ozt 

£70-£100 

85 

Lot 85. A rounded rectangular silver 

and Blue John trinket box and cover, the 

detached cover inset with Blue John, above 

a base cast with an applied frog, Sheffield, 

of recent manufacture, 3.8cm h 

£50-£80 

86 

Lot 86. A silver gilt circular hinged box 

and cover, Birmingham, 1968, together 

with a silver teaspoon, Sheffield, 1936 (2) 

weighable silver approximately 2.3ozt 

£30-£40 


Lot 87. Chester interest: A pair of 

Edwardian silver clothes brushes, 

monogrammed, Chester, 1903, together 

with a silver blue enamel and black ground 

chased silver comb and a silver twinhandled 

sugar bowl, Birmingham, of recent 

manufacture, one handle detached (4) 

approximately 2.9 troy oz of weighable silver 

£40-£60 

Lot 88. Newcastle interest: a 17th 

century provincial seal top spoon, 

makers mark I B to stem, assay mark to 

bowl, provenance Kedleston Hall, March 

2002 auction, 17cm l, approximately 2 ozt 

£200-£300 

Lot 89. A George III silver tablespoon, 

London, 1789 

£30-£50 

Lot 90. A Russian silver gilt teaspoon 

with champleve enamel decorated 

bowl and handle, late 19th century, bears 

maker’s marks and 84 silver, 13cm l 

£80-£100 

91 

Lot 91. A Russian silver and enamel 

open salt; another, smaller; a napkin 

ring and a similar bowl on ball feet (4) 

£100-£150 

92 

Lot 92. A Russian silver and enamel 

hinged pill box; a larger hinged pendant 

locket; and a Pietra Dura cruciform (3) 

£80-£120 


Lot 93. A Russian silver coin box, the 

hinged domed cover with coin slot, chased 

and engraved with birds and foliage, 7cm h 

£80-£120 

94 

Lot 94. Danish interest: a Georg Jensen 

silver toddy ladle, Fuchsia pattern, import 

mark for London, 1929, approximately 1 ozt 

£80-£120 

Lot 95. A George III silver oval calling 

card tray, in neo-classical outline, with 

reeded rim, chased and bright-cut engraved 

border before coronet to centre, maker 

William Abdy II, London 1792, 3.5 ozt, 

24.5cm l 

£60-£10 

Lot 96. A George III silver cream jug, of 

helmet outline, gilt interior, reeded handle 

bearing crest, maker John Emes, London 

1801, 11cm h, 6 ozt 

£100-£150 

Lot 97. A George III silver cream jug, 

bright-cut engraved with central cartouche 

before bright-cut engraved floral vitruvian 

borders, below reeded rim and reeded 

handle, gilt interior, maker Robert and David 

Hennell, London 1799, 10cm h, approx 4 ozt 

£60-£100 

Lot 98. A George III oval silver sugar 

basket, of oval neo-classical outline, bright 

cut, engraved with vitruvian scroll border, 

centreing vacant cartouches, on reeded oval 

pedestal, reeded handle, gilt interior, maker 

Robert and David Hennell, London 1799, 

14.5cm l, approx 7 troy oz 

£150-£200 

Lot 99. A good pair of early George III 

silver oval small tureens, in rococo style, 

cast with beaded scroll rim above crested 

armorials, raised on foliate cast beaded 

supports, on scroll volute feet, maker 

possibly William Tuite, London 1767, 

18cm l x 8cm h, approx 26 troy oz 

£600-£800 

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Lot 100. A George III oval silver teapot 

stand, with centre initial E J, within 

reeded border, raised on four reeded scroll 

supports, maker Peter and Ann Bateman, 

London, 1798, 18cm l, approximately 3 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 101. A George III silver oval teapot 

stand, in neo-classical style, with bright-cut 

engraved border before beaded rim, raised on 

four scroll beaded feet, maker Robert Hennell, 

London, 1786, 17cm d, approximately 4 ozt 

£80-£120 


with hinged cover, in neo-classical style 

with crest and coronet to reverse, reeded 

with hinged lid, turned handle and turned 

knop finial, maker probably Henry Chawner, 

London, 1798, 18cm h, approximately 

14.5 ozt 

£200-£300 

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Lot 103. An Edwardian silver table bell, 

of heavy gauge, maker H B, London, 1902, 

10cm h, approximately 6 ozt 

£60-£80 

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Lot 104. Hester Bateman interest: a pair 

of George III silver crescent shaped wine 

labels, inscribed Port and White Wine, circa 

1785 (2), approximately 1 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 105. Hester Bateman interest: a 

George III silver wine label, inscribed 

Madeira, circa 1790, together with another 

wine label of rectangular cartouche outline, 

inscribed Hollands, on chain, maker Elizabeth 

Morley, London 1801 (2) 

£50-£70 

106 

Lot 106. A good pair of George III silver 

asparagus servers, of reeded Fiddle 

outline, pierced, maker William Eley and 

William Fearn, London 1820, 28cm l, 

approximately 9 ozt 

£150-£250 

Lot 107. A Victorian silver cylindrical 

string box and cover, chased on matt 

ground, embossed with foliage, the cover 

cast with two beasts, maker J B, London 

1888, 6.5cm h, approximately 3 ozt 

£50-£80

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Lot 108. A George III silver twin-handled 

tea strainer, pierced circular outline, with 

scroll cast handles, London, circa 1775, 

15.5cm l, approx 2.5 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 109. A Victorian silver bulbous 

shaped vesta stand, chased with foliage, 

maker G J F, London 1884, retailed through 

B Finnegan, Manchester, loaded, 6cm h 

£50-£70 

Lot 110. A George III silver helmet 

shaped silver cream jug, bright-cut 

engraved, centralling vacant shield 

cartouche, ribbon-tied, below guilloche 

and beaded rim, maker probably Thomas 

Crippin, London 1786, 16.5cm h, 

approximately 5.5 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 111. A pair of George III pierced 

silver bottle coasters on rosewood 

and ivory inset stands, gadrooned rims, 

with crest, maker John Langford and John 

Sebille, London, 1771, 12cm in d (2) 

£100-£150 

Lot 112. Newcastle interest: a George II 

silver muffin dredger with pierced domed 

cover, chased with rococo cartouche with 

coronet, with initials B H M inscribed to base, 

maker John Langlands I, Newcastle, circa 

1758, 8cm h, approx 2.5 ozt 

£80-£120 

113 

Lot 113. An early George III silver oval 

mustard, with hinged cover, of pierced 

reeded outline engraved with swags with 

canted rectangular cartouches, with blue 

liners, maker indistinct, London, probably 

1761, 9cm h, approx 3 ozt of weighable 

silver 

£60-£100 

Lot 114. A George III oval silver mustard, 

of reeded pierced outline, chased with 

swags centreing oval vacant cartouche, 

hinged lid opening to reveal blue glass 

liner, London, 1787, 8cm h, approx 3 ozt of 

weighable silver 

£50-£80 

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stand, in neo-classical style, with crest and 

monogram, chased to centre, raised on four 

reeded splayed feet, maker Henry Green, 

London, 1795, 17cm l, approx 5.2 ozt 

£80-£120 

Lot 116. A fine set of four George III 

silver oval salts, in neo-classical style, 

semi-lobed, before swagged husks tied 

by rams heads, raised on four cast hoof 

supports on oval egg and dart cast bases, 

with gilt interior, maker Robert Hennell, 

London, 1777, 7cm h, approx 26 troy oz 

£2000-£3000 



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117 


with hinged cover, of oval neo-classical 

outline, cast with bright-cut engraved crest 

to either side, turned wood handle, maker 

Henry Green, London, 1795, 15cm h approx 

16 ozt gross 

£200-£300 

Lot 118. A pair of George III silver bottle 

coasters, bright-cut engraved with scrolling 

swagged borders, centralling rectangular 

cartouches, marks indistinct, London, circa 

1790, 12cm d (2) 

£70-£100 

Lot 119. A pair of Regency silver bottle 

coasters, egg and dart flared cast rims, 

above lobed casting, centreing mahogany 

reeded inserts, maker John Roberts and 

Co, Sheffield, 1804, 15cm d, together 

with another Regency silver bottle coaster, 

mahogany insert with coronet silver centre, 

maker William Sumner, London, 1808, 

15cm d (3) 

£100-£150 

Lot 120. A George III silver pierced 

bon bon basket on pedestal, cast and 

embossed with swags flanking rams heads 

and centreing figurative masks, below 

beaded border and scroll floral pierced 

handle, enclosing blue glass liner, on 

pedestal and square foot rim, maker Mary 

Makemeid, London, 1773, 13cm h, approx 

10.5 troy oz 

£250-£300

121 

Lot 121. A smaller George III silver 

pierced bon bon basket on pedestal, 

of pierced circular outline, enclosing blue 

glass liner, monogrammed P on pedestal 

and square foot rim, maker Mary Makemeid, 

London, 1773, 11cm h, approx 6.5 ozt 

£150-£250 

122 

Lot 122. A George II silver sugar castor, 

of lighthouse form with pierced domed cover 

on pedestal base, maker Thomas Whipham, 

London, 1755, 14cm h, 4.5 ozt 

£80-£120 

Lot 123. Irish interest: a George I silver 

sugar castor and cover, of lighthouse form 

with pierced domed cover on pedestal base, 

Dublin, probably 1718, 12cm h, 3 ozt 

£80-£120 

Lot 124. A George II silver sugar castor 

and cover, of lighthouse form with pierced 

domed cover on stepped pedestal, London, 

1729, 11cm h, weight 3.5 ozt 

£80-£120 

125 

Lot 125. A George I silver octagonal 

faceted sugar castor and cover, of 

lighthouse form with pierced domed 

cover, on stepped foot rim, maker Thomas 

Burridge, London, 1723, 13cm h, weight 

4.5 ozt 

£150-£200 

Lot 126. A large George II silver sugar 

castor and cover, of lighthouse form with 

pierced domed cover on stepped circular 

pedestal, maker Samuel Wells, London 

1743, 18cm h, weight 7.6 ozt 

£200-£300 

Lot 127. A George V silver sugar castor 

and cover, of lighthouse outline with pierced 

domed cover, on stepped circular pedestal, 

maker E B, London, 1935, 15cm h, 4.7 ozt 

£70-£100 

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Lot 128. An Edwardian silver handled 

tortoiseshell magnifying glass, embossed 

with Reynolds cherub heads, maker William 

Comyns, London 1901, 23cm d 

£50-£70 

Lot 129. A good George III silver twinhandled 

tea urn with cover, of ovoid 

outline, chased with shield cartouche before 

beaded frieze, silver tap with bone handle 

raised on circular pedestal and square 

beaded plinth on four bun feet, maker 

Charles Kandler, London, 1781, 35cm h, 

approx 32 troy oz gross 

£1000-£1500 

Lot 130. A large Victorian silver oval 

twin-handled tureen and cover, of 

oval beaded outline, crested with shield 

cartouche to centre and cover, raised on oval 

beaded pedestal, makers mark indistinct, 

London, 1883, 26cm h, approx 48 ozt gross 

£500-£800 

131 

Lot 131. A George III oval silver planter, 

with lead liner, with lobed and inverted 

ornament before flared rim on oval foot 

rim, maker Robert Clarke, London, 1786, 

17cm h, approx 37 ozt of weighable silver 

£500-£700 

Lot 132. A good George II silver 

inkstand, of rectangular outline with 

gadrooned casting, cast with three 

Chippendale-style fretwork well divisions 

containing cut glass inkwells, raised on short 

paw feet, maker William Robertson, London, 

1758, 26cm l, approx 21 oz 

£500-£800

133 

Lot 133. A George III silver six division 

toast rack with twin oval divisions, 

cast with foliage, raised on paw roundel 

floral cast feet, maker John Roberts and Co 

Sheffield, 1796, 17cm l, approx 9 ozt 

£150-£200 

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134 

Lot 134. A set of sixteen George III Old 

English pattern silver tablespoons, 

with cockerel crest, maker William Smith, 

London, 1796, approx 34 ozt gross 

£400-£600 

Lot 135. A George III silver fish slice, in 

neo-classical style, maker William Pinder, 

London, 1786, approx 5 ozt gross 

£70-£100 

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136 

Lot 136. An early George III silver 

marrow scoop, crested, maker G R I, 

London 1766, l 21cm, weight 1.5 ozt 

£60-£80 


130

Lot 137. A George III silver marrow 

scoop, maker Mary and Elizabeth Sumner, 

London, 1811, 23cm l, 1.6 ozt 

£50-£70 

138 

Lot 138. Newcastle interest: a mid- 

Victorian silver Fiddle pattern salad 

serving fork, initialled maker Gowland 

Brothers, Newcastle 1852, approx 3.8 ozt 

£50-£70 

Lot 139. A set of four George III Old 

English pattern silver dessert forks, 

Richard Crossley, London, 1784, 9.8 ozt 

£70-£100 

140 


English pattern silver dinner forks, 

crested, Richard Crossley, London 1803 and 

1815 (4) 9.3 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 141. A set of twelve George III Old 

English pattern silver dessert spoons, 

crested, maker Richard Crossley, London 

1800 and 1803 (12), approx 15 ozt gross 

£150-£250 

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maker John Wren, London, 1788 (12), 

approx 12 ozt gross 

£200-£300 

143 

Lot 143. Two early George III silver Old 

English pattern dessert spoons, maker 

Thomas Deatby, London, 1764, together 

with a George III silver Fiddle pattern butter 

knife, maker William Eley and William Fearn, 

London, 1819 (3) approx 4 ozt 

£25-£35 

144 

Lot 144. A pair of George III silver 

sugar nips, monogrammed E C, maker 

John Lawton, London, 1815, together with 

another pair of Victorian silver spiral cast 

sugar nips (2) approx 2 ozt 

£20-£30 

Lot 145. Hester Bateman interest: a pair 

of George III silver bright-cut engraved 

sugar nips, London, circa 1790 

£30-£40 

146 

Lot 146. A set of nine George III and 

later Old English pattern silver dessert 

forks, makers including William Eley and 

also William Chawner, 1801, 1811 and 

1818 and two Victorian silver dessert forks 

(9) 11.8 ozt gross 

£100-£150 

Lot 147. A pair of George III Old English 

pattern silver sauce ladles, crested, 

maker George Smith and William Fearn, 

London, 1792, together with a George 

III silver pierced sifter spoon, Old English 

pattern, Peter Ann and William Bateman, 

London, 1805 (3) 

£60-£80 

Lot 148. Perth interest: a rare Scottish 

silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, maker 

Robert Kray, Perth, circa 1800, 1810 

£50-£70 

149 

Lot 149. A set of twelve George III 

bright-cut engraved silver Old English 

pattern teaspoons, maker George Smith, 

London, circa 1785 (12), 4.5 ozt 

£80-£120 

Lot 150. Hester Bateman interest: a set 

of seven George III Old English pattern 

teaspoons, crested, M R Hester Bateman, 

London, 1783 (7) 

£50-£70 

151 

Lot 151. A set of six George III silver Old 

English pattern dessert spoons, with 

monogram, maker William Flint, London, 

1776 (6) approx 8 ozt gross 

£100-£150 

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Lot 152. A large George III Old English 

pattern silver ladle, initialled R C A, maker 

William Eley and William Fearn, London, 1799, 

33cm l, weight approx 6.5 t.oz 

£100-£150 



crested, maker George Smith and William 

Fearn, London, 1787 (4) weight 4.6 t.oz 

£60-£80 

Lot 154. Newcastle interest: a George 

III silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, 

Newcastle, circa 1790, together with an Irish 

silver sauce ladle, maker James Scott, Dublin, 

1804, weight approx 2oz (2) 

£60-£100 

Lot 155. A George III silver Old English 

pattern serving spoon, maker John Lee, 

London, 1779, together with another George III 

silver Old English pattern serving spoon, maker 

Richard Crossley, London, 1798, initialled (2) 

£150-£250 

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Lot 156. Banff interest: a set of four 

Scottish silver Old English pattern dessert 

spoons, maker William Simpson the First, 

Banff, 1820 (4) weight approx 7.6 ozt 

£150-£250 

Lot 157. A set of six George III Old English 

pattern silver teaspoons, crested and 

monogrammed, maker Richard Crossley, 

London, 1791 and 1792, approx 3.2 ozt 

£100-£150 

Lot 158. A set of four George III silver 

Old English pattern reeded condiment 

spoons, maker Thomas Olwint, London, 1798 

and 1800, approx 1.2 ozt (4) 

£30-£40 

Lot 159. Hester Bateman interest: a 

George III silver Old English pattern 

serving spoon, crested, Hester Bateman, 

London, 1784, weight approx 3.3 ozt 

£100-£150 

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Lot 160. Hester Bateman interest: a set 

of six George III Old English pattern silver 

teaspoons, crested, maker Hester Bateman, 

London, 1788, approx 3 ozt 

£70-£100 

Lot 161. Banff interest: a pair of George III 

Old English pattern silver serving spoons, 

crested, with inscription PRO PATRIA, maker I 

E Banff, circa 1790 (2), weight approx 6.8 ozt 

£250-£300 

Lot 162. Hester Bateman interest: a set of 

four George III Old English pattern silver 

teaspoons, crested, maker Hester Bateman, 

London 1790, weight 2.4 ozt 

£50-£70 

Lot 163. Eleven various George III silver 

Old English pattern condiment spoons, 

some crested, makers including William Eley 

and Richard Crossley, circa 1790, 1800, 

weight: 4.1 ozt (11) 

£40-£60 


Lot 165. A set of six George III Old English 

pattern silver teaspoons, crested, maker 

Richard Crossley, London, 1791 and 1792, 

weight 3.2 ozt (6) 

£40-£60 

166 

Lot 166. A collection of ten George III 

silver Old English pattern dessert forks, 

crested, maker Richard Crossley (x 6) London, 

1792, and Mary and Elizabeth Sumner, 

London, 1810 (x 4), weight 12 ozt 

£200-£300 

167 

Lot 167. Eighteen George III Old English 

pattern silver dinner forks, crested, maker 

William Sumner, London 1802, weight 

38.5 ozt 

£300-£400 

Lot 168. A set of seven George III Old 

English pattern silver dessert forks, 

crested, maker Simon Harris, London, 1807, 

weight approx. 8 ozt 

£70-£100 

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Lot 164. Banff interest: a pair of Scottish 

silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, crested 

with initial C, maker William Simpson I, Banff, 

circa 1820, weight 2.1 ozt gross 

£100-£150 


English pattern silver dinner forks, 

crested, maker Richard Crossley, London, 

1777, 1786 and 1798, weight approx 

15.6 ozt (7) 

£100-£150 


Lot 170. A George III Old English pattern 

silver serving spoon, crested, maker 

Richard Crossley, London 1798, weight 

approx 3.5 ozt 

£100-£150 

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Lot 171. A set of fifteen George III Old 


crested, maker William Sutton, London 

1784, weight approx 31 ozt (15) 

£300-£400 

Lot 172. A collection of four George V 

silver napkin rings, Sheffield and 

Birmingham assay marked, all initialled, 

weight approx 3.4 ozt (4) 

£25-£35 



crested, maker Richard Crossley, London, 

1789, weight approx 16.2 ozt 

£150-£200 

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Lot 174. Irish interest: a Dublin Fiddle 

pattern pierced silver fish slice, the slice 

chased with two fish, maker Richard Garde, 

Dublin, 1832, weight approx 5.1 ozt 

£80-£120 

Lot 175. A collection of seven George III 

Old English pattern silver dessert forks, 

crested, maker Richard Crossley, 1792 and 

1805, weight approx. 7 ozt (7) 

£50-£80 

176 

Lot 176. A set of three George III Old 

English pattern silver soup ladles, 

crested, maker William Sutton, London 

1791, weight approx 4.5 ozt 

£50-£80 

177 

Lot 177. A George III silver Fiddle pattern 

caddy spoon, crested, maker G R London, 

1798, together with a William IV silver 

Fiddle pattern fork, crested, maker S H D C 

London, 1837, weight approx 2.1 ozt (2) 

£30-£40 

Lot 178. A George III silver Old English 

pattern caddy spoon, London, 1797, 

together with a William IV Old English pattern 

silver caddy spoon, marks rubbed 1834, 


£30-£40 

Lot 179. A set of four George III silver 

Old English pattern dessert forks, maker 

William Eley and William Fearn, London, 

1807, weight 4.7 ozt 

£50-£70 

180 


English pattern silver small dessert/ 

sorbet spoons, crested with inscription 

‘virtue’, maker George Smith, London 1797, 

weight 10.5 ozt (12) 

£150-£200 

Lot 181. A collection of six George III 

silver gilt Fiddle pattern condiment 

spoons, crested, maker William Eley, 

William Fearn and William Chawner, London, 

1808 (3 not hallmarked) weight 3.7 ozt (6) 

£50-£70 

182 

Lot 182. A set of twelve George III silver 

reeded handled dinner knives, later 

blades, reeded crest handles, circa 1795 

£80-£120 

Lot 183. A set of twelve George III 

silver reeded handled side knives, 

monogrammed handles, later blades, 

together with a George III silver handled side 

knife with silver blade, maker William Eley, 

London, circa 1810 (13) 

£70-£100 

184 

Lot 184. A late Victorian silver heart 

shaped needle sewing box, with pin 

cushion top, the centre band chased with 

Reynolds angels in cartouches, maker 

William Comyns, London, 1798, height 

10cm 

£50-£70 

Lot 185. A George V pierced silver 

trinket dish, Birmingham, 1919, together 

with a George V silver spill vase, loaded, 

Chester, 1915 (2) 

£20-£40 

Lot 186. A pair of Edwardian glass 

etched and silver rimmed vases, of 

cylindrical outline, etched with floral swags 

on slender necks and compressed bases, 

Sheffield, 1910, 21.5cm h (2) 

£30-£40 

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Lot 187. A pair of Regency cut glass 

ovoid decanters, with mushroom stoppers, 

circa 1820, the triple ring faceted necks 

above silver claret and sherry wine labels, 

Birmingham, 1892, 27cm h (4) 

£70-£100 

188 

Lot 188. A George III silver meat skewer, 

ring terminal, maker George Smith and 

William Fearn, London, 1795, 27cm l, 

together with a silver-plated snuff box and 

snuffer stand (3) 

£40-£60 

189 

Lot 189. An Art Deco style silver backed 

engine turned nine piece brush dressing 

table set, comprising three hair brushes, 

four clothes brushes, comb and hand mirror, 

Birmingham, 1961 (9) 

£70-£100 

190 

Lot 190. A 20th century silver oval pill 

box, the cover inset with 19th century ivory 

painted plaque of the Taj Mahal, gilt lined 

interior, Birmingham 1996, 2.23 ozt 

£150-£180 

191 

Lot 191. Stuart Devlin interest: A good 

set of six silver gilt Sydney Opera House 

commemorative teaspoons, Opera 

House terminals on faceted gilded stems, 

maker Stuart Devlin, London, 1973, retailed 

through David Jones, approximate weight 

7 troy oz, within black Morocco square box 

£400-£500 

Lot 192. A George V silver overlaid clear 

glass decanter bottle, with mushroom 

silver stopper, of dimpled outline, John Haigh 

form, maker E E Birmingham, 1934, 23cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 193. Two early 20th century blue 

enamel cased silver hat pins, in tooled 

green and gilt Morocco rectangular box, 

marked Noble and Co 

£40-£60 

Lot 194. A cased set of six Russian 

silver teaspoons, with etched stems and 

finial and cast finials, chased underside to 

bowls, probably St Petersburg, circa 1890, 

in an oak case 

£120-£150 

Jewellery 

195 

Lot 195. An Art Nouveau 15ct pearl, ruby 

and peridot pendant on 18 inch chain, 

the daisy and leaf open work design pendant 

set with 44 seed pearls, in fitted box 

£250-£300 


Lot 196. A 15ct gold and dark blue 

enamel old-cut diamond and seed 

pearl inset memorial ring, the inner band 

initialled ‘H. A. L.’ died 21st December 1875 

£80-£120 

197 

Lot 197. A diamond and tourmaline ring 

in fitted Harrods ring box 

£80-£120 

Lot 198. An Edwardian gold-plated 

turquoise seed pearl inset bracelet, circa 

1900, together with yellow metal chain, 

pendant etc (parcel lot) 

£30-£40 

Lot 199. A 9ct gold curb link bracelet 

with heart padlock fastener and with 

various charms attached including 

spade guineas, sovereign, half sovereign 

and French, Austrian, South African and 

sundry gold coins. Total gross weight: 89g 

£2000-£2200 

Lot 200. A 9ct gold curb link bracelet 

with heart padlock fastener and 

various gold coins attached including 

sovereigns, half-sovereigns, South African 

Pond and a Churchill Commemorative coin. 

Total gross weight: 75g 

£1400-£1800 

Lot 200A. A pair of 9ct gold cufflinks, 

9ct gold ring, 9ct gold bar brooch on chain 

and two cased watches etc. 

£50-£80 

Lot 201. A 9 carat gold Panther link 

collaret, approx 43.3g 

£500-£600 


Lot 202. A 9 carat gold chain with T-bar, 

17.2g 

£180-£200 

Lot 203. A 9ct gold flat link bracelet, 

engine turned pattern, approx 33.2g 

£280-£320 

Lot 204. A 9ct gold double-link bracelet, 

approx 15.2g 

£120-£140 

205 

Lot 205. An Edwardian Belle Époque 

amethyst and seed pearl brooch, the 

central oval cut millegrain set amethyst 

surrounded by four round cut stones, 

interspersed with foliage set with seed 

pearls, 3cm w 

£150-£200 

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Lot 206. An 18ct. gold sapphire and 

diamond cluster ring 

£300-£400 

Lot 207. A pair of 9ct white gold 

sapphire and diamond drop earrings 

£200-£300 

Lot 208. An 18ct white gold tourmaline, 

diamond and emerald ring 

£300-£500 

Lot 209. An 18ct white gold tourmaline 

pendant 

£400-£600 

Lot 210. An oval black opal, cabochon 

outline with blue/mauve play of colour, 

approximately 8.13ct. 

£250-£350 

Lot 211. An oval black opal, cabochon 

outline with green/blue play of colour, 

approximately 5.89ct. 

£200-£300 

212 

Lot 212. A solitaire diamond ring, with 

old cut diamond in mille grain setting, the 

shank stamped 18ct platinum 

£800-£1200 

213 

Lot 213. A diamond eternity ring, set 

brilliant cut diamonds in platinum 

£500-£700 

214 

Lot 214. A Victorian sapphire and 

diamond crescent brooch, circa 1890, set 

13 graduated sapphires, interspersed with 

numerous old cut and rose cut diamonds 

£500-£600 

Lot 215. An 18ct white gold and 

diamond pendant and a pair of earrings, 

the stud earrings each set brilliant-cut 

diamonds, the pendant similar, in case 

£250-£350 

Lot 216. A Pair of diamond and 18ct 

white gold earrings, each set vertically 

with three brilliant diamonds 

£250-£350 

Lot 217. A pair of 9ct white gold halfhoop 

earrings 

£40-£60 

Lot 218. A five stone diamond ring, claw 

set, five graduated diamonds, set in 18ct 

white gold 

£1500-£2000 

Lot 219. An aquamarine ring, claw set, 

single round mixed cut aquamarine on 

platinum basket mount, stamped platinum 

£1600-£2000 

220 

Lot 220. A diamond ring, claw set, two 

brilliant cut diamonds in crossover mount, 

the shank 18ct gold, Birmingham, 1976 

£500-£800 

Lot 221. An emerald and diamond tennis 

bracelet, with seven rectangular links, each 

channel set six square cut emeralds, spaced 

with openwork links set with four round 

brilliant cut diamonds, stamped 750 

£750-£850 

Lot 222. An 18ct gold, diamond and 

emerald dress ring, claw set with seven 

round emeralds within two rows of brilliant 

cut diamonds, 14 in total 

£400-£600 

Lot 223. A diamond and green 

tourmaline dress ring of flower head 

design, the domed centre set with 

diamonds, six petals each set with two 

marquise cut tourmalines within a diamond 

border 

£600-£900 

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Lot 224. An 18ct gold, emerald and 

diamond ring, claw set central step cut 

emerald within a square border of sixteen 

brilliant cut diamonds 

£750-£850 

Lot 225. A 19th century Navajo Indian 

bangle and ring, turquoise set in silver, 

with provenance (2) 

£200-£300 

Lot 226. An 18ct gold oval cluster ring 

set with centre opal surrounded by blue 

sapphires and diamonds 

£50-£60 

Lot 227. A modern bar brooch set with 

a single opal, a 9ct gold opal and diamond 

ring, a 9ct gold opal and sapphire ring and a 

9ct gold sapphire and diamond ring (4) 

£60-£80 

228 

Lot 228. 19th century REGARD brooch 

in the form of a bird in flight and set with 

ruby, emerald, garnet, amethyst, ruby and 

diamond (acid tested high carat gold) 

£100-£200 

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229 

Lot 229. A pair of Victorian earrings set 

with banded agate and seed pearls (acid 

tested gold) 

£50-£60 

Lot 230. A pair of Edwardian pendant 

earrings each set with old-cut diamonds 

and a single split pearl (acid tested high 

carat gold) 

£250-£350 

Lot 231. A pair of modern 9ct gold 

cluster earrings, set with rubies and 

diamond, and a pair of 9 carat gold emerald 

and diamond cluster earrings (2) 

£80-£100 

Lot 232. A single string of uniform 7mm 

cultured sea pearls gathered with a 9 

carat gold clasp set with garnets 

£80-£100 



233 

Lot 233. A Victorian crescent brooch set 

with opals and old-cut diamonds (acid 

tested high carat gold) 

£300-£500 

234 

Lot 234. A Victorian bar and crescent 

brooch set with rubies and old-cut 

diamonds (acid tested high carat gold) 

£200-£250 

235 

Lot 235. A Victorian six-rayed star 

brooch set with old-cut diamonds 

weighing approx 1.00ct total (acid tested 

silver, backed with gold) 

£200-£300

236 

Lot 236. A three stone ring set with oldcut 

diamonds weighing approx 0.75ct 

total (acid tested 18ct gold) 

£200-£300 

237 

Lot 237. An 18ct gold five stone ring set 

with opals, circa 1900 

£120-£150 

Lot 238. A boat shaped five stone ring 

set with old-cut diamonds and diamond 

set points. Total diamond weight estimated 

as approx 1.30ct. Stamped 18ct. Circa 

1890/1900 

£200-£400 

239 

Lot 239. A Victorian five-stone ring set 

with chrysolites (acid tested 18ct gold) 

£150-£200 

240 

Lot 240. A Victorian boat shaped five 

stone ring set with rubies and with 

diamond set points (acid tested 18ct gold) 

£200-£250 

241 

Lot 241. A Victorian five stone ring set 

with emerald and with diamond set 

points (acid tested 18ct gold) 

£150-£250 

Lot 242. A boat-shaped five stone 

ring set with blue sapphires and with 

diamond set points (acid tested 18ct gold) 

£150-£200 

243 

Lot 243. A Victorian boat shaped cluster 

ring set with an oval blue sapphire and 

six old-cut diamonds (acid tested 18ct 

gold) 

£150-£250 

Lot 244. A single string of uniform 9mm 

cultured pearls gathered with a 9ct gold 

clasp 

£120-£150 

Lot 245. A 9ct three-colour gold flexible 

bracelet with integral snap fastener and 

weighing approx 27g 

£250-£300 

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Lot 246. A Victorian part guard chain 

(stamped 9ct) and a pair of oval 

cufflinks stamped 9 carat. Gross weight 

23g (2) 

£150-£250 

247 

Lot 247. A Victorian belcher link guard 

chain with dog clip fastener, stamped 

9ct, gross weight 32g 

£300-£350 

Lot 248. A pair of 9ct gold sapphire 

cluster rings and sundry gold earrings 

etc (parcel) 

£120-£150 

Lot 249. An Edwardian 15ct gold 

cigarette case, of concave outline, maker 

J W London, 1903, weight approx. 79.3g, 

8cm l 

£600-£900 

Lot 250. A 1930s oval opal and diamond 

bar brooch, tested high carat gold, 1930s, 

7.5cm l 

£100-£150

251 

Lot 251. An 18ct gold rope-twist bangle 

decorated with diamonds, approx 50g 

£1000-£1200 

252 

Lot 252. A 9ct gold linked guard chain, 

70cm l, approx 33g 

£250-£300 

Lot 253. A bracelet, stamped .750, with 

ruby and turquoise clasp 

£1000-£1200 

Lot 254. A high carat gold and diamond 

cluster ring, pierced shank, centre stone 

flanked by 14 brilliant cut diamonds 

£700-£100 

256 

Lot 255. A Victorian 9ct. gold lady’s 

l guard chain, with sovereign mount, 1911, 

chain 66cm l, weight approximately 49.5g 

£500-£600 

Lot 256. A late Victorian 9ct gold fob 

chain, mounted with sovereign, 1912, 

approximately 50g 

£500-£600 

Watches 

257 

Lot 257. A 9ct gold Waltham full-hunter 

top-wind watch with white enamelled 

dial, Roman numerals and subsidiary 

seconds dial, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1915 

£200-£250 

Lot 258. A 9ct gold half-hunter top-wind 

pocket watch with white enamelled dial, 

Roman numerals an subsidiary seconds 

dial, Arabic numerals to outer case, import 

marked, London, 1920, with presentation 

inscription to dust cover 

£150-£200 


Lot 259. A 9ct gold open-faced top-wind 

watch with white enamelled dial, Roman 

numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, 

hallmarked, Birmingham, 1923 

£120-£150 

Lot 260. A gold-plated Waltham fullhunter 

top-wind watch with white 

enamelled dial, Roman numerals and 

subsidiary seconds dial together with a goldplated 

open-faced pocket watch by Thomas 

Russel & Son Liverpool (2) 

£60-£80 

261 

Lot 261. A silver open-faced Benson 

key-wind pocket watch with silvered 

dial, Roman numerals and subsidiary 

seconds dial, hallmarked Chester, 1891 

£60-£80 

Lot 262. A silver pair-cased key-wind 

pocket watch wit white enamelled dial 

and Roman numerals, hallmarked London, 

1838, by Sherwood of Hythe 

£150-£180 

Lot 263. A silver/silver-plated key-wind 

pair-cased watch with white enamelled 

dial and Arabic numerals, by T.W. & 

W. Hay of Shrewsbury, the inner case 

hallmarked for Birmingham, 1825 

£50-£60 


Lot 264. A silver open-faced keywind 

chronograph pocket watch with 

cream enamelled dial, Roman numerals 

and sweep seconds hand, hallmarked 

Birmingham, 1893 

£80-£100 

Lot 265. A silver open-faced key-wind 

chronograph pocket watch with cream 


swipe seconds hand, Chester, 1877, by 

F. Sherrett of Newcastle under Lyme 

£80-£100 

Lot 266. A silver Rolex lever open-faced 

top-wind pocket watch with white 


subsidiary seconds dial, Birmingham, 1923 

£100-£150 


Waltham pocket watch with white 



£60-£80 

Lot 268. A silver open-faced top-wind 


Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds 

dial, Birmingham, 1945 

£30-£50 





£60-£80 

270 

Lot 270. A silver pair-cased (outer case 

missing) key-wind pocket watch with 

white enamelled dial, Arabic numerals by 

J. Eaton of London, Chester, 1904 and a 

Railway Timekeeper’s watch, a base metal 

watch and a cased compass (4) 

£120-£150 

Lot 270A. A silver open-faced top 

wind pocket watch, white enamel dial, 

Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, 

Birmingham 1923 

£30-£50 

Lot 271. Two silver double Albert chains, 

three silver single Albert chains and sundry 

fobs, ingots, gross weight approx 266g and 

quantity of watch keys (parcel) 

£120-£150 

Lot 272. A silver top-wind half-hunter 

Benson pocket watch with white 


subsidiary seconds dial, London, 1934 

£60-£80 


Waltham pocket watch with white 



£40-£60 




dial by J. Firestone of Manchester, Chester, 

1902 

£60-£80 




dial, Chester, 1895 

£60-£80 

Lot 276. An open-faced Continental 

top-wind pocket watch with cream 

enamelled dial, Arabic numerals and 

subsidiary seconds dial, the case with gilt 

detail and stamped .800 

£40-£60 





£30-£50 

Lot 278. A modern Jean Pierre silver 

half-hunter pocket watch with white 


subsidiary second dial, import marked, 

London, with original box and papers 

£80-£100 

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Lot 279. A modern John Pierre 9ct gold 

full-hunter pocket watch with white 


subsidiary seconds dial, import marked, 

London, with original box and papers 

£200-£250 

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Lot 279A. A silver key-wind full hunter 

pocket watch, white enamel dial, Roman 

numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, by 

George Young of Dunedin, the engine turned 

case hallmarked Chester 1873 

£50-£80 

Lot 280. A 9ct. gold J W Benson 

gentleman’s wrist watch, the face with 

Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, on 

leather strap, Birmingham, 1948 

£200-£300 

Lot 281. A 9ct. gold hunter pocket 

watch, the enamel dial with Roman 

numerals, inscribed R Gilbert and Sons 

Ltd, Coventry and Barrow, with subsidiary 

seconds dial, seven dual movement, 

Birmingham, 1915, together with fob chain 

£400-£600 

Lot 282. A lady’s Art Deco cocktail 

watch with champagne dial and Arabic 

numerals, the tonneau shaped case 

and shoulders set with old-cut diamonds, 

stamped ‘Platinum’, on black moiré bracelet 

£200-£250 

Coins 

Lot 283. Eleven 11 Royal Mint silver proof 

cased crowns (11) 

£40-£60 

Lot 284. Ten coin de-luxe proof set - 

2,000, 1972 crown, boxed 1952 medallion 

(10) 

£30-£40 

Lot 285. Thirty two silver proof and 2 co/ 

nickel - crown sized cased EDU’s (32) 

£150-£200 

Lot 286. Thirty five silver proof - cased - 

EDUs (35) 

£150-£200 

Lot 287. Nineteen gilt effigy silver 

proof and 5 silver proof - cased U.K. & 

Commonwealth crown sized coins (19) 

£80-£120 

Lot 288. Nine coin executive 2002 proof 

set (9) 

£30-£40 

Lot 289. Eleven coin executive 2003 proof 

set (11) 

£30-£40 

Lot 290. Six coin - 2003 New Zealand 

- Lord of the Rings - cased silver proof 

set (6) 

£30-£40 

Lot 291. Twenty silver gilt and four silver 

proof U.K. & Commonwealth crown sized 

coins in deluxe box (24) 

£80-£120 

Lot 292. Twelve 1996 silver proof, 

Commonwealth crown sized coins - original 

de-luxe case (12) 

£60-£80 

Lot 293. 1996 - 70th Birthday Elizabeth II 

de luxe cased coin silver proof set, 25th 

Anniversary decimal currency - scarce 

£60-£80 

Lot 294. Twenty four silver proof - Euro 

coins - various - de-luxe cased (24) 

£80-£120 

Lot 295. Millennium 2000 stamp/coin 

cover and 1971 proof set 

£20-£30 

Lot 296. 1997 - 2 pounds - Royal Mint trial 

set and 1997 Diana memorial crown 

£20-£30 

Lot 297. 1992 - U.K. - ECU 7 coin set and 

2003 New Zealand - 6 coin - Lord of the 

Rings set 

£20-£30 

Lot 298. 1998 - Hungary, 2002 & 2004 

Finland - crown sized silver proof coins 

£20-£30 

Lot 299. Gold sovereign - 2000 - UNC 

£180-£220 

Lot 300. Gold half sovereign - 2000 - UNC 

£80-£120 

Lot 301. Charles I shilling 1634-35 Tower 

Mint - MM - BELL - VF with clipping 

£60-£100 

Lot 302. George II shilling - GEF 

£60-£80 

Lot 303. 1935 UNC with blooming & 1960 

crowns 

£10-£20 

Lot 304. Roman - Hadrian III - 138AD - 

Silver Denarii - VF 

£20-£30 

Lot 305. Parthian (Persia) silver 

tetradrachm - 1st Century BC, AVF 

£20-£30 

Lot 306. USA - 1oz fine silver dollars 

1996, 1997 & 2000 UNC 

£20-£30 


Lot 307. 1937 Coronation stamps - over 

printed for use in Morocco - block of 4 

stamps - mint 

£10-£20 

Lot 308. Half sovereign - proof 1998 

£80-£120 

Lot 309. Half sovereign - 2005 

£80-£120 

Lot 310. Sovereign - 2005 

£180-£220 

Lot 311. Silver proof one pound (9) 1995, 

1996, 2 x 1997, 2 x 1998, 1999, 2 x 2000 in 

deluxe case 

£80-£120 

Lot 312. Gold proof - two pounds 1998 

- FDC 

£350-£420 

Lot 313. Gold proof - two pounds 1999 

- FDC 

£350-£420 

Lot 314. Jamaica - gold 50 dollars 1995 

- FDC 

£180-£220 

Lot 315. Twelve proof silver and silver gilt 

UK & Commonwealth crown sized coins in 

de luxe case - Queen Mother 2000 (12) 

£160-£200 

Lot 316. Twelve silver gilt & silver proof 

U.K. & Commonwealth crown sized coins 

in de luxe case - Golden Wedding 1997 

(12) 

£160-£200 

Lot 317. 1997 Golden Wedding - mint ten 

pound note & five pound silver proof coin 

in case 

£20-£40 

Lot 318. 2000 Millennium mint twenty 


in case 

£30-£60 

Lot 319. 2000 millennium mint twenty 


in case 

£30-£50 

Lot 320. Five coin Victorian anniversary 

set - five pound gold proof 2001, 

sovereign 1871, 1890, 1900, all GEF/UNC in 

presentation case 

£1500-£2000 

Lot 321. Two pounds - 1997 - gold proof 

£350-£420 


Lot 322. Two pounds - 1997 - gold proof 

£350-£420 

Lot 323. Two pounds - 2001 - ‘Marconi’ 

- gold proof 

£350-£420 

Lot 324. Zambia - 10,000 Kwacha - 1999 

- UNC - gold 

£180-£200 

Lot 325. Four silver gilt proof two pounds 

- 1998, 1998, 1999 & 2001 (4) 

£40-£60 

Lot 326. Twenty three crown size & 1 two 

pound size Commonwealth silver proof 

coins in de luxe case (23) 

£100-£150 

Lot 327. Thirty seven crown size - U.K. & 

World - ‘Diana’ - silver proof (37) 

£150-£200 

Lot 328. Ten coin executive 2000 proof 

set (10) 

£30-£40 

Lot 329. Ten coin - 2001 Executive proof 

set (10) 

£30-£40 

Lot 330. Thirteen coin - silver proof set - 

with mount/set included 2000 (13) 

£150-£200 

Lot 331. Thirteen coin - QEII - Gillick set - 

with sovereigns 1957 & 1968 (13) 

£400-£450 

Lot 332. Twelve silver proof - crown size - 

Queen Mother & others - cased (12) 

£80-£120 

Lot 333. Nine silver proof fifty pence - 

various types 1994 to 2000 (9) 

£60-£100 

Lot 334. Five silver proof Euro - various 

denomination & country (5) 

£20-£30 

Lot 335. 2000 Millennium time capsule 

set - metal boxed - 9 coin 

£20-£30 

Lot 336. Four coin - 2002 Commonwealth 

games, silver Piedfort £2 set (4) 

£80-£120 

Lot 337. Six coin - silver proof - crown 

size - Harry Potter set (6) Six coin - silver 

proof - crown size - Harry Potter set (6) 

£60-£80 

Lot 338. 1995 proof set de luxe 

£10-£20 


£10-£20 


£10-£20 


£10-£20 


£10-£20 


£10-£20 


£10-£20 


£10-£20 


£10-£20 

Lot 347. 2002 proof sovereign - cased 

£180-£220 

Lot 348. 2002 proof half sovereign - 

cased 

£80-£120 

Lot 349. Alderney - 2003 Concorde 

£10 silver proof cased 

£80-£120 

Lot 350. Jersey - 2000 - two coin gold 

proof set 

£350-£420 

Lot 351. Alderney - 2003 - 25 pound gold 

proof 

£180-£220 

Lot 352. Guernsey - 2002 - 25 pound gold 

proof 

£200-£250 

Lot 353. 2002 - 4 coin gold proof set 

£5 to half-sovereign 

£1500-£3000 

Lot 354. 1997 - 4 coin silver proof 

Britannia set 

£80-£120 


Britannia set 

£80-£120 


Britannia set 

£80-£120 

Lot 357. Four coin - silver proof one 

pound set 1999 to 2002 (4) 

£40-£60 

Lot 358. Residual items to include 

£1 sterling silver coins, etc, parcel lot 

£200-£300 

Militaria 

Lot 359. Distinguished Conduct Medal, 

(3108.L.CPL.J.CLELAND.1st.RL.INNIS. 

FUS.); Queen’s South Africa 1899- 

1902, 4 clasps, Cape Colony, Tugela 

Heights, Relief of Ladysmith, Belfast, 

(3108.SERJT.J.CLELAND.RL.INNIS. 

FUS.) India Medal, 2 clasps Punjab 

Frontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98 (3108. 

SERGT.J.CLELAND.2ND.BN.ROYAL.INNIS. 

FUS) nearly very fine (3). Footnote: This 

rare group of medals comprises a research 

folder with images of L.CPL J Cleland and 

associated paperwork and certificate 

£1800-£2200 

Lot 360. A mid-Victorian six barrel 

percussion pepperbox pistol, chequered 

hardwood grip engraved with open scrolling 

foliage, c.1850, 9.5cm l of barrel, 23cm l 

overall 

£400-£500 

Lot 361. A George III flintlock musket, 

late 18th century, with brass barrel, 40cm l, 

and ramrod, brass fitments 

£200-£300 

Lot 362. A framed collection of assayed 

silver military cap badges in sealed 

frame, all WWI including Cavalry, Armoured 

and Infantry divisions (51 in total) 

£1000-£1200 

Lot 363. A group of three Boer War 

medals, comprising Queen’s South 

Africa medal awarded to Private 3460 A 

Richardson, with bars for Transvaal, Relief 

of Lady Smith, Orange Freestate and Tugela 

Heights, together with a Kings South Africa 

medal awarded to Private A Richardson, 

Regiment 3460 of the 13th Hussars with 

bars for South Africa 1901 and South Africa 

1902 together with a Queen Victoria China 

1900 medal to Sergeant W Richardson S 

and J Corps in a tin together with accounts 

book of Alfred Richardson number 4276, 

including monthly settlements and savings 

bank account details and other papers in 

leather folder 

£100-£200 

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Dolls 

364 

Lot 364. A mid to late 18th century Queen Anne style doll, painted face, brown wig, with 

mob cap and lathe-turned and carved wooden body, stuffed linen arms, in later costume and 

straw hat, approx 72cm l 

£5000-£7000 

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Collectors’ 

to include Sporting, 

Autographs & Vintage Cars 

Lot 365. ARMSTRONG, NEIL: 

(1930-2012) American Astronaut, 

Commander of Apollo XI (1969). The first 

man to walk on the moon. Signed and 

inscribed colour photograph, the official 

NASA image showing Armstrong standing 

in a three quarter length pose wearing his 

spacesuit. A large image of the moon can be 

seen in the immediate background. Signed 

in ink, ‘To David Cooke...Neil Armstrong’, 

26cm x 20cm 

£300-£500 

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Lot 366. Taxidermy interest: A fine Victorian ebonised and glazed display case 

of exotic birds, circa 1865, including 44 named birds on foliate rockwork and branches 

including a Blue Mountain Lory, a Velvet Tanager, Blue Creeper, King Parrot, Indigo Parrot, 

Crested Woodpecker, Bronze Cuckoo, Crested Starling, Barbet, Blue Jay, and other assorted 

birds in bright good condition, with contemporary framed oak exotic bird list, the case 144cm 

x 156cm 

£1000-£1500 


Lot 367. J Raxter, Birmingham, a Regency 

mahogany square compass, with silvered 

circular dial (13cm d), raised on a period 

turned wood three legged brass mounted 

tripod 

£100-£150 

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Lot 368. Kathleen Ferrier (1912-1953) 

- a collection of letter and photographs 

(1940s-50s) to include two letters to Mrs 

Lea, her accompanist on organ and piano 

from 2, Frognal Mansions in London, two 

personal letters, two recital programmes 

from 1944 and 1947, a letter from Norman 

Lumsden, a bass singer who sang with 

Kathleen at many of her concerts and two 

photographs, one of which is signed 

£400-£600 


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Lot 369. A Stuart Surridge cricket ball signed by Sir Garry Sobers, probably used in the ‘six sixes’ cricket match of August 1868. 

Footnote: On Saturday 31st August 1968, at ST Helens in Swansea, Garry Sobers created history when he hit six sixes off one over for the 

first time in first class cricket. The cricket ball above is a ball which was given by Sir Garry Sobers to our client Richard Lewis. At the age of 

17 Richard Lewis retrieved the cricket ball being used from the last ball of the over which went out the ground and was found by Richard 

Lewis. The ball took pride of place that evening in Richard Lewis’ household. At a family conference later it was decided that the ball must be 

returned. It belonged to the occasion and particularly to Sobers. Within the archive to be sold with this ball is the famous photograph of Richard 

Lewis tossing the real ball back to Sobers. This occurred the next cricketing day before play commenced. Mr Lewis was then given this replica 

presentation ball signed that day by Sobers. This Stuart Surridge ball had been used possibly in the match and is the nearest equivalent to the 

actual ball which hit the six sixes. Sobers signature of course adds h to the significance of this item. Sold with the ball will be the photograph 

taken during the match of Richard Lewis tossing the real ball back to Sobers together with a photograph signed. The archive will also include 

a recent photograph of an older Richard Lewis talking to Sobers during a special reunion commemorating the event in 2008. Mr Lewis wishes 

to stress that he has fond memories of that day and indeed forty years later at the anniversary event it was a privilege talking to Sobers and a 

delight being in his company. It would seem that the original ball which hit the size sixes was lost in time, and evidence would suggest that this 

ball being sold is the nearest to that iconic and legendary cricketing over. 

£1000-£1500 

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Lot 370. A rare collection of five convict letters, sent from Western 

Australia from Freemantle prison by convict Daniel Marsh, late of Belper 

Derbyshire, registration number 9820, the letters dated 1868-1869 and 

1870, inscribed in black ink to ‘My dear wife’ together with envelopes and 

stamps of period, and other paper ephemera, parcel lot 

£2000-£3000 

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Lot 371. 

**To be sold at midday on Saturday 27th October 2012** 

A Series 1 E Type Jaguar, 1964, 3.8 - dry stored for 

some years, comprehensive restoration, many parts new or 

reconditioned. Body work exceptional condition for the age of 

the vehicle - interior good, bright work needs some re-chroming, 

mechanically sound to include new battery, starter motor and 

solenoid, plugs point and condenser, clutch slave cylinder and 

front brake pads. Brakes are serviceable but would benefit from 

a full overhaul. 

£20000-£30000 

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Lot 372. Sir Alfred Munnings 

(1878-1959), a hand-written autographed 

letter, on paper, dated May 29th 1943, 

remarking on damage to London house 

studio, caused by WW2, together with 

a letter written by Sir Henry Rushbury 

(1889-1968) dated July 17 1942, together 

with a signed letter dated March 4th 1938 

Sir Edwin L Lutyens RA together with a letter 

dated 17th June 1943 on Windsor Castle 

letterhead, signed Gerald Kelly, written to Mr 

Gibbs noting ‘I have been here since the war 

began working on the state portrait of Their 

Majesties (which are very large and very 

complicated)’ together with two other letters 

written by Henry Rushbury from Lower 

House Stoke-by-Nayland, dated June 23rd 

1942 and June 1945 respectively 

£150-£200 

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Lot 373. A letter from Dame Laura 

Knight dated 1st August 1942, addressed 

to Mr Gibbs, noting ‘I am very interested to 

hear you have a collection of A J Munnings 

(our brilliant friend), together with a three 

page letter signed A J Munnings, dated July 

23rd 1943 

£100-£150 

Lot 374. Three bottles of Moet Chandon 

champagne 1992 and another bottle 

1993, together with eight bottles of Cattier 

champagne (12) 

£100-£150 

Lot 375. Eight bottles of Vie Llie Cure 

Fronsac together with three bottles of 

St Emillion and a bottle of Haut Ferrand 

(12) 

£50-£70 

Lot 376. Three bottles of Faustino 1 

together with a bottle of Volf Blas, a 

bottle of Beune Premier Cru, a bottle of Nuits 

St George, five bottles of Chateau Neuf di 

Pape and two bottles of Mas Da Chevalier 

(13) 

£50-£80 

377 

Lot 377. A black enamel and brass 

medical microscope owned by 

Dr Stanley Davidson, Professor of 

Medicine in Edinburgh, a world expert on 

anaemia - lenses by Ernst Leitz, Berlin 

£100-£200 

374 

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378 

Lot 378. An interesting archive of 

letters and other ephemera written 

by Baroness Holstein - late of 

Knightsbridge. Consisting of Baroness 

Holstein’s 500 plus letters. Baroness 

Holstein was part of the Holstein family 

Royalty and includes letters to the Marzetti 

family. Baroness Holstein was employed 

by Prince George of Denmark at the Royal 

Danish Embassy in London. The archive 

gives a fascinating insight into a Danish 

Baroness in England working for the 

Queen’s cousin’s husband. A signed photo 

of Inge (Baroness Hosltein) from a passport 

is included in the archive 

£40-£60 

379 

Lot 379. French revolution interest: a 

letter written to Martin Bourgeois, dated 

1764 

£30-£40

380 

Lot 380. A Rudyard Kipling handwritten 

and signed poem titled Gunga Din, 

inscribed on the back of a West Bromwich 

school report. Kipling’s biographer was 

Charles Edward Carrington 1897-1990 

who had been born in West Bromwich and 

whose father was Reverend Carrington of 

the same place. Carrington carried out a lot 

of research on Kipling and it is possible that 

he or a friend from West Bromwich visited 

or met Rudyard Kipling in India and the only 

paper they had was this scrap of paper from 

the luggage on the back of which Kipling 

wrote the poem 

£200-£300 

381 

Lot 381. Janneau Grande Fine 

Armagnac, 1942, exclusively selected for 

Harrods, with wax seal, bottled from the 

cask in 1981, within 1942 carrying box 

£300-£400 

Lot 382. A cased Haigh’s Dimple Scotch 

Whisky bottle, pre 1952 

£40-£60 

383 

Lot 383. Renault and Co Cognac 1910 

(bottled in 1960) in pristine and original 

condition 

£200-£300 

Lot 384. John Robson (1950-2004), 

Derby County Footballer. An England 

versus Sweden 1971-72 Under 23 Eastern 

European tour football cap, together with 

England versus Sweden football programme 

11th November 1970 and another Under 

23 international programme at Villa Park 

England versus Czechoslovakia (3) 

£100-£150 

385 

Lot 385. Previously unpublished Derby 

Country football photographs from the 

1970s including a 1972 champions 

line up team photograph together with 

picture of Brian Clough and fellow Derby 

County Directors, and four other black and 

white photographs 

£30-£40 


Books 


386 

Lot 386. Grahame, Kenneth, “The Wind 

in the Willows’’, The Limited Editions Club, 

New York, 1940, 785/2020, signed and 

illustrated by Arthur Rackham, sixteen 

tipped-in colour plates, in slipcase 

£500-£700 

387 

Lot 387. Shakespeare, William, “As You 

Like It’’, Hodder and Stoughton, limited 

edition, 81/500, signed and illustrated 

Hugh Thomson, thirty nine tipped-in colour 

illustrations 

£500-£700

388 

Lot 388. Dickens, Charles, “David 

Copperfield’’, Hodder and Stoughton, limited 

edition, 121/350, signed and illustrated by 

Frank Reynolds, twenty one tipped-in colour 

illustrations 

£250-£350 

Lot 389. Fouque de la Motte, “Undine’’, 

William Heinemann, London, 1909, limited 

edition, 95/1000, signed and illustrated 

Arthur Rackham, fifteen tipped-in colour 

illustrations 

£500-£700 

Lot 390. Wagner, Richard, “Siegfried 

and the Twilight of the Gods’’, William 

Heinemman, London, 1911, limited edition, 

524/1150, signed and illustrated by Arthur 

Rackham, thirty tipped-in colour illustrations 

£500-£700 

Lot 391. Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Bells and 

Other Poems’’, Hodder and Stoughton, 

limited edition, 109/750, signed and 

illustrated by Edmund Dulac, twenty nine 

tipped-in colour illustrations 

£350-£500 

Lot 392. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, 

Hodder Stoughton, translated by Edward 

Fitgzgerald, illustrated by Rene Bull; William 

Shakespeare “Merry Wives of Windsor”, 

William Heinemann, 1910, illustrated by 

Hugh Thomson; Oliver Goldsmith “She 

Stoops to Conquer”, Hodder & Stoughton, 

illustrated Hugh Thomson; Richard Brinsley 

Sheridan “School for Scandal”, Hodder and 

Stoughton, illustrated Hugh Thomson (4) 

£250-£350 

Lot 393. Thackeray, William 

Makepeace,’’Vanity Fair’’, 1st ed., limited 

edition 7/350, signed and illustrated Lewis 

Baumer, twenty tipped-in colour illustrations 

£250-£350 

Lot 394. Oliver Goldsmith, “Vicar of 

Wakefield’’, 1929, limited edition 37/575, 

signed and illustrated Arthur Rackham, 

twelve tipped-in colour illustrations 

£150-£250 

Lot 395. Wagner, “Richard, “The Rhinegold 

and the Valkyrie’’, limited edition 923/1150, 

signed and illustrated Arthur Rackham, thirty 

five tipped-in colour illustrations 

£500-£700 

Lot 396. Shakespeare, William, “The 

Tempest’’, limited edition 171/500, signed 

and illustrated by Edmund Dulac, thirty nine 


£500-£700 

Lot 397. Dickens, Charles, “A Christmas 

Carol’’, limited edition 365/525, 1915, 

signed and illustrated by Arthur Rackham, 

eleven tipped-in colour illustrations 

£250-£350 

Lot 398. Barrie, J.M., “Quality Street’’, 

limited edition 64/1000, 1901, signed and 

illustrated by Edmund Dulac, twenty two 


£200-£300 

Lot 399. Dickens, Charles,’’The Pickwick 

Papers’’, limited edition 174/350, signed 

and illustrated by Frank Reynolds, R.I., 

twenty five tipped-in colour illustrations 

£150-£250 

Lot 400. William Shakespeare, “A 

Midsummer Night’s Dream”, William 

Heinemann, 1914, ill. Arthur Rackham; 

Thomas Ingoldsby, “Ingoldsby Legends”, 

William Heinemann, ill. Arthur Rackham; 

“Arthur Rackham Book of Pictures”, William 

Heinemann, 1913, signed by the artist, forty 

four tipped-in colour illustrations (3) 

£350-£500 

Lot 401. A collection of antique 

reference books including 18th century 

English Furniture, Chippendale and his 

Contemporaries, The Baroque English 

Goldsmiths and their Marks, and various 

other antique reference books including 

London Goldsmiths 

£50-£80 

Lot 402. A quantity of antique reference 

books including History of Old Sheffied 

plate by Frederick Brandbury, The 

Beauty of Clocks, The Dictionary of English 

Furniture, Regency Furniture, Adam Silver, 

Early Mid and Late Georgian volumes etc 

£40-£60 

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Oriental Ceramics 

Lot 403. A pair of Chinese export porcelain blue and white 

shallow sauce boats, Quianlung (circa 1735-99), painted with a 

variant of the Willow pattern to centre, the reverse enamelled with 

foliage, blue line base, height 7cm (2) 

£30-£40 

Lot 404. A Japanese porcelain charger, Meiji period 

(1868-1912), painted with butterflies before butterfly banded border, 

38cm d 

£70-£100 

Lot 405. A Song Dynasty pottery bowl, with fluted rim, bisque 

and undecorated, 29cm d, together with another Chinese Song 

dynasty bowl, fluted outline, with flared rim on pedestal foot, 

20cm d (2) 

£100-£200 

Lot 406. A collection of twenty four Sawankhalok 14th and 

15th century Chinese ceramic vessels, including various globular 

vases together with vases and covers, some cobalt blue decorated 

and a figurative group of two figures, various sizes, the largest vase 

10cm 

£500-£700 

Lot 407. A Chinese blue and white hexagonal porcelain 

canister vase and cover, probably last quarter 19th century, 

painted with scrolling dragon below shoulder foliage, four character 

mark of Emperor Quianlung to base, but not period, probably late 

Qing, 33cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 408. A Chinese porcelain blanc de chine figure of a 

Chinese lady, probably Kangxi (1662-1722), with turned wood 

hands, standing on scrolling oval outcrop bearing old label ‘Goddess 

Guaynin’, circa 1661, 50cm h 

£500-£800 

Lot 409. A Chinese ‘famille Verte’ porcelain vase, 19th 

century, of ovoid outline, vibrantly painted with figures in battle and 

procession, before panel of trailing flowers, the waisted neck and rim 

of flared outline, dogs of foe twin handles, 62cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 410. A Chinese porcelain figure of a lady seated on blue 

glaze dog of foe (in Kangxi style), a late 19th century, she in 

green enamelled robe holding a sword, 32cm h 

£60-£100 



403 

407

18/19th Century 

Ceramics 

to include European 

Lot 411. A good pair of Meissen five 

branched table candelabra, circa 1885, 

modelled in 18th century style, in pastel 

shades of pink and turquoise enamel, 

painted with floral sprigs and insects and 

trailing applied foliage, raised above three 

seated cherub musicians playing mandolin, 

flute and violin respectively, on encrusted 

base on three gilt scroll feet, blue Meissen 

cross swords mark to base, with incised 

numbers, 51cm h (2) 

£1000-£1500 

Lot 412. A Dresden porcelain table 

centrepiece, circa 1900, the quatrelobed 

pierced bowl with pierced trellis ornament 

and applied flowers, brightly enamelled, 

raised above a foliate stand enamelled with 

winged cherubs, raised on pierced trellis 

base and four scroll feet, blue cross swords 

mark to base, probably Thuringia, 42cm h 

£60-£80 

411 

Lot 413. A pair of German porcelain 

figurative candle stands, on stands, 

circa 1885, probably Thuringia, she gathers 

flowers in apron, in 18th century dress, he in 

blue frock jacket, pastel candle and sconce 

to rear, raised on encrusted enamelled 

bases on four scroll feet, blue underglaze 

mark to base, pair 38cm h 

£100-£150 

414 

Lot 414. A Berlin porcelain table 

condiment stand, circa 1780, mounted 

with cherub in pink sash, before gilt metal 

covers and osier moulded porcelain bowls 

enamelled with birds, raised on green 

and gilt scroll base, blue sceptre mark in 

underglaze blue to base, 13cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 415. A good Meissen porcelain 

dressing table mirror, circa 1865, of 

rectangular cartouche outline, the bevelled 

glass before turquoise beaded porcelain 

border, centreing a frame of trailing foliage, 

vibrantly encrusted and enamelled, at centre 

crest centreing two winged cherubs above 

cartouche painted with birds within lilac and 

turquoise frame, with similar cartouche to 

base, raised on turned painted wood spindle 

supports, with strut easel back, 70cm x 

48cm 

£2500-£3000 

Lot 416. A Meissen porcelain blue 

ground cabinet cup and saucer, 

circa 1880, the blue ground and gilt 

cartouche enclosing a topographical view 

of a landscape, the saucer dish similarly 

enamelled with an alpine scene, blue cross 

swords mark to base 

£50-£80 

Lot 417. A Sèvres porcelain saucer dish 

together with a Berlin porcelain coffee 

cup and saucer, circa 1785, enamelled 

with floral sprays (3) 

£60-£80 

418 

Lot 418. A Berlin porcelain tea caddy 

and cover, circa 1765, painted with birds 

before floral sprays, the cover similarly 

decorated with sprig finial, blue sceptre mark 

to base, bearing London label for Klaber and 

Klaber, 14cm h 

£100-£150 

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Lot 419. A Continental porcelain 

coffee can, circa 1810, painted in brown 

monochrome with figure before rustic 

landscape, gilded border and gilded band, 

scroll handle together with another porcelain 

coffee can, perhaps French, painted with 

topographical view of seascape in black 

monochrome, below guilloche-gilt border, 

Greek key style handle, 5.5cm h (2) 

£60-£80 

Lot 420. A pair of Locke and Co 

Worcester pierced reticulated vases and 

covers, circa 1890, raised on three hoof 

feet on triform base, pattern number 1/224, 

12cm h, together with a pair of Staffordshire 

porcelain encrusted vases, in Coalbrookdale 

style, enamelled with vignettes of rustic 

scenes, 23cm high, some damage (4) 

£30-£40 

424 

421 

Lot 421. A pair of Derby porcelain patch 

mark bocage back figures, circa 1780, 

the female attendant seated on pierced 

base with gilt and turquoise lining, together 

with companion of seated boy in pink frock 

jacket on pierced base with dog to left side, 

17cm high, some losses (2) 

£30-£40 


Lot 422. A Pinxton type porcelain oval 

teapot, circa 1795, in neo-classical style, 

gilded with anthemions alternating with stiff 

foliage, 15cm h, together with oval sugar 

bowl (2) 

£40-£60 

Lot 423. A Staffordshire porcelain 

dessert set, circa 1870, painted with 

botanical sprays within gilt borders before 

turquoise blue border rim, comprising a 

central raised comport, four shallow comport 

stands, and eleven dessert plates (16) 

£60-£100 

Lot 424. An exhibition quality Royal 

Crown Derby vase and cover, circa 

1889-90, of large size with cobalt ground 

with richly raised gilding and elaborately 

pierced handles, reverse painted with views 

of Chatsworth House and bridge at Bonsall 

Dale, attributed to Cuthbert Gresley, the 

elaborate gilding by J.J. Brownsword, shape 

number 545. Footnote: this superb piece of 

exhibition quality was on loan at Royal Crown 

Derby from 2000-2002 to celebrate 250 

years of Royal Crown Derby. 

£2500-£3500 


Lot 425. An unusual Derby porcelain 

vase and cover, circa 1810, of ovoid 

outline with griffen-moulded handles, the 

domed cover with griffen finial, the triform 

base with similar moulding, red cross batons 

mark, 42cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 426. A Miles Mason saucer dish, 

circa 1810, red ground border before 

classical black printed vignettes, 21cm d 

£20-£30 

Lot 427. A Derby saucer dish, circa 1795, 

painted with square vignette, titled to verso 

“Near Dunbarton, Scotland’’, blue cross 

baton marks, 21cm d 

£40-£60 

Lot 428. An unusual small Pinxton plate, 

circa 1795, painted withighlandscape, 

pattern number 218, 17cm d 

£100-£150 

Lot 429. A Derby porcelain armorial 

plate, printed with iron red and gilt crest to 

centre, red cross batons mark, 25cm d 

£60-£90 

Lot 430. A Worcester globular teapot 

and cover, circa 1875, painted with floral 

sprays 

£50-£70 

Lot 431. A Worcester porcelain coffee 

cup, circa 1765, painted with Chinese 

figures and another Worcester coffee cup (2) 

£80-£100 

Lot 432. A Worcester sugar bowl and 

cover, circa 1790, enamelled in green and 

gilt with insects and sprays, 13cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 433. A Chelsea Derby porcelain 

sucrier and cover, circa 1770, painted with 

floral sprays, 10cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 434. A Chelsea Derby porcelain 

twin-handled chocolate cup, circa 1775, 

blue marks to base 

£40-£60 

Lot 435. Three Derby Regency period 

porcelain coffee cans, circa 1800-25, red 

cross baton marks to base (3) 

£40-£60 

Lot 436. A Derby porcelain tankard, circa 

1785, ribbed and gilt ornament, dentil rim, 

scroll handle, puce mark, 9cm h 

£80-£120 

Lot 437. Two Derby Regency period 

coffee cans, circa 1810, richly enamelled 

and gilt, red cross batons marks to base (2) 

£70-£100 

Lot 438. A Derby porcelain blue and 

white pickle dish, circa 1770, painted 

in blue with floral pattern, lacking handle, 

9cm l 

£40-£60 

Lot 439. A Chelsea Derby tea bowl and 

saucer, circa 1775, wrythen moulded in 

Queen Charlotte pattern, gilt marks to base 

£60-£100 

Lot 440. An unusual Derby porcelain 

dish, circa 1780, enamelled with floral 

bouquets before gilt and cobalt blue rim, red 

crown mark, 21cm d 

£40-£60 

441 

Lot 441. A set of four 19th century 

Meissen wall lights, each with a winged 

cherub above three branch lights, converted 

to electric, approx 22cm h 

£200-£300 

442 

Lot 442. A 19th century Meissen plate, 

painted with colourful summer flowers, 

applied in relief with similar, gilt lined wavy 

edge, crossed blue swords, 36.5cm d 

£100-£150 

Lot 443. A 19th century Meissen model, 

of a Magpie, perched on a branch, above a 

leafy stem, beak open, tail raised, cross blue 

swords to base, 53.5cm h 

£100-£150 

444 

Lot 444. A 19th century Meissen model, 

of a Woodpecker, naturalistically modelled, 

perched on a branch, crossed blue swords 

to base, 25cm h 

£50-£80 

Lot 445. A Royal Dux model, of a Turkey, 

in tones of blue and brown, pink mark to 

base, 14cm h 

£60-£100 

446 

Lot 446. A 19th century KPM Berlin 

figure, of a lady, she stands with a parrot 

on her right hand, dressed in loose robes, 

purple and yellow head scarf, square base, 

37cm h 

£80-£120 

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447 

Lot 447. A Meissen figure group of 

revellers, with two figures beside a barrel, 

the third figure carrying a basket of flowers, 

raised on a circular rockwork base, 23cm h . 

£200-£300 

Lot 448. A Meissen figure group, apple 

picking, gilt lined circular base, blue crossed 

swords to base, 29cm h 

£100-£150 

449 

Lot 449. A 19th century Meissen figure, 

the Blacksmith, he stands with a hammer in 

his right hand over an anvil, scrolling base, 

blue crossed swords, 21cm h 

£100-£150 


Bacchus, he stands wearing his crown, 

holding a basket of grapes wearing a purple 

robe, scrolling gilt lined base, 24cm h 

£100-£150 

451 

Lot 451. A Meissen figure group, he sits 

on a rocky ground playing the bagpipes, 

she stands holding a basket wearing a 

yellow hat, the base applied with foliage, gilt 

line scrolls, blue crossed swords to verso, 

30cm h 

£100-£150 

452 

Lot 452. A Meissen model, of a 

recumbent dog 

£100-£150 



453 


of Cupid kneeling before a fire warming 

hearts; scrolling base, 11cm h; another, 

Cupid stirring a drink before a fire (2) 

£100-£150 

454 

Lot 454. A Meissen figure, of a young 

Satyr riding a goat, eating grapes, draped in 

vines, 16cm h 

£100-£150

Lot 455. A 19th century Meissen mirror, 

of rectangular form, the top centred with a 

cherub playing a lyre, applied with flowers 

and fruit, scrolling spandrels, 49cm h, 

33cm w 

£500-£800 

Lot 456. A Meissen figure of a cherub, 

spreading circular base; another, cupid (2) 

£80-£120 

455 

457 

Lot 457. A pair of 19th century Meissen 

puce scale tapering cylindrical vases, 

each having cartouches painted with 

couples, h lighted in gilt, on a spreading 

lobed glass base, shop label to base, 

14cm h 

£100-£150 

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458 

Lot 458. A 19th century continental 

Meissen style bowl, supported by a 

reclining cherub, applied overall with flowers 

on white petals, spreading circular base, 

blue factory mark to base 

£40-£60 


of a young man, he sits beside a tree with a 

lamb on his knee, he wears a black hat and 

pink jacket, on a rocky base, 22cm h 

£60-£100 

Lot 460. A Meissen figure group, of 

a Japanese family, the mother seated in 

a floral gown with two children, 15cm h; 

another, mother with her young boy (2) 

£80-£120 

461 

Lot 461. A Meissen figure group, 

Carpenters, 10cm h 

£80-£120

462 

Lot 462. A Meissen figure group, young 

male and female, he holds a cornucopia of 

flowers, scrolling base, 12cm h 

£80-£120 

463 

Lot 463. A Meissen figure group, of three 

putti standing in a circle, holding a drape of 

blue cloth over a square dish, 15cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 464. A Meissen figure, of a soldier, he 

stands firing an arrow, wearing a black hat 

and blue jacket, dagger to his waist, circular 

base, 16cm h 

£100-£150 

465 

Lot 465. A Meissen figure, of a 

gentleman, he stands with a telescope in his 

right hand, wearing a black hat and green 

jacket, 21cm h 

£200-£300 

466 

Lot 466. A continental Meissen style 

figure group, of two ladies and putti, one 

seated holding a bird, the other holding a 

dog, bow and arrow on the ground, 19cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 467. A 19th century Meissen 

porcelain cabinet cup, decorated with a 

named view of Dresden, on a gilded cobalt 

ground 

£100-£150 



468 

Lot 468. A 19th century Meissen figural 

group of water nymphs, after J J Kandler, 

modelled as scantily clad females upon a 

rockwork base, hauling a fishing net with the 

help of a putto, the net containing fish and 

triton, crossed swords to base 

£200-£300 

Lot 469. A Meissen blanc de chine 

model, of a donkey, crossed swords to 

underside; and a Meissen plaque (2) 

£40-£60 

Lot 470. A Meissen figure of a 

gentleman, wearing a black hat and 

pink overcoat, holding a basket of bottles, 

scrolling base, 14cm h 

£80-£120 

471 

Lot 471. A Meissen figure, of a lady, she 

sits in a blue dress, holding a watch and 

book, resting her left foot on a stool, circular 

base 

£100-£150

Lot 472. A Meissen figure, of Bacchus, 

she stands holding two bunches of grapes, 

with a young boy at his feet, scrolling base, 

15cm h 

£80-£10 

473 

Lot 473. A Meissen figure group, two 

boys building wall, scrolling base, 9cm h 

£50-£80 

474 

Lot 474. A Meissen figures, of a 

gentleman wearing a l fur overcoat and 

red shoes, the base applied with flowers, 

22cm h 

£100-£150 

475 

Lot 475. A Vienna figure group, Apple 

Pickers, with three cherubs, circular base, 

22cm h 

£60-£100 

Lot 476. A Meissen figure group, young 

lovers, she sits with a garland around her 

neck, he sits on the ground with moth wings; 

another Meissen figure group of two young 

lovers (2) 

£50-£80 

Lot 477. A Meissen figure of a young 

girl, carrying grapes in her apron, 10cm h; 

a Meissen figure of a putto holding flowers, 

8cm h (2) 

£80-£120 

478 

Lot 478. A Meissen figure, cupid in the 

clouds holding a garland of flowers over his 

head, a plaque inscribed ‘Fe Les Samére’, 

15cm h 

£100-£150 


lady, carrying flowers in her apron, she 

wears a floral skirt and bare feet, 13cm h 

£80-£120 

480 


man, he sits holding his hat in his left hand, 

full of flowers, 12cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 481. A Meissen figure of a young 

boy, he stands with his right knee bent, 

resting on a basket of flowers, 13cm h 

£80-£120 

482 

Lot 482. A Meissen cabinet dish, the 

centre painted with flowers, surrounded by 

raised white flowers, on a yellow ground, 

outlined in gilt, 30cm d; another blue ground 

(2) 

£60-£100 

Lot 483. A Meissen cabinet plate, painted 

with colourful flowers, pierced basket border, 

outlined in gilt, 28cm d; another, smaller, 

painted with green oriental designs, 21cm 

dam (2) 

£50-£80 

Lot 484. A KPM type porcelain plaque, 

second half 19th century, enamelled with a 

lady in blue cloak, convex outline, half l, in 

giltwood, Florentine frame, the oval plaque 

24cm x 17cm 

£80-£100 

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485 

Lot 485. Nelson Interest - a 

Staffordshire pearlware blue and white 

cylindrical tankard, circa 1810, printed 

with half length portrait of ‘Nelson’ and 

reverse with a print of the ship ‘Victory’, 

scroll handle, printed inner rim border, 

13cm h, together with a Staffordshire blue 

and white printed loving cup, circa 1820, 

10cm h (2) 

£60-£100 

486 

Lot 486. A Derby porcelain coffee can, 

circa 1795, canary yellow ground before 

neo-classical gilt swagged decoration, pink 

mark to base, together with two Derby 

porcelain Imari coffee cans, early 19th 

century, and a Newhall coffee can pattern 

number 540 (4) 

£30-£40 

487 

Lot 487. A Spode porcelain coffee can, 

brightly enamelled in Regency style, circa 

1810, together with three other richly 

enamelled Regency porcelain coffee cans, 

circa 1810 (4) 

£40-£60 

Lot 488. A Derby porcelain teacup and 

saucer, circa 1810, enamelled with titled 

views, the cup inscribed ‘In Germany’, the 

saucer dish with view titled ‘Near Oxford’ 

within richly gilt borders, red cross batons 

mark (2) 

£30-£40 

Lot 489. A Worcester porcelain Cannon 

Ball pattern blue and white cream jug, 

circa 1780, together with a porcelain blue 

and white ribbed cream jug, of barrel shaped 

outline, perhaps Worcester, circa 1785 (2) 

£50-£70 

Lot 490. A porcelain coffee cup, circa 

1775, enamelled with Chinoiserie lady 

before male attendant, together with another 

porcelain coffee cup enamelled with two 

cockerels below scales, with Chinese 

attendants, perhaps Worcester (2) 

£50-£80 

491 

Lot 491. A Worcester porcelain Cannon 

Ball pattern coffee can, circa 1780, 

painted in blue and white, crescent mark to 

base together with another porcelain blue 

and white coffee can, perhaps Liverpool, 

painted in blue, with Chinoiserie landscape 

(2) 

£70-£100 

492 

Lot 492. A porcelain coffee cup, circa 

1780, perhaps Liverpool, painted in blue 

with Chinoiserie landscape, together with an 

18th century porcelain blue and white pickle 

dish and a German porcelain blue and white 

twin-handled cup, of flared outline (3) 

£40-£60 

Lot 493. A Worcester porcelain cream 

jug, circa 1785, of baluster outline, 

enamelled with Chinoiserie figures, together 

with another Worcester cream jug enamelled 

with iron red panels before floral sprays, 

circa 1780 (2) 

£70-£80 


Lot 494. A Christians Liverpool porcelain 

coffee can, enamelled with trailing foliage, 

circa 1770, together with another 18th century 

porcelain coffee can enamelled with floral 

sprays (2) 

£70-£100 

495 

Lot 495. A Royal Crown Derby Old Imari 

1128 oval box and cover, crescent Imari 

dish, two Royal Crown Derby 1128 dishes 

and a miniature Coalport trio and a miniature 

Hammersley cup and saucer 

£40-£60 

Lot 496. A Chaffers Liverpool porcelain 

tea bowl and saucer, circa 1756, painted in 

blue with rockwork, in Chinoiserie pattern 

£70-£100 

497 

Lot 497. A Chaffers Liverpool tea bowl 

and saucer, circa 1758, painted in blue with 

Chinoiserie rockwork pattern, with diaper 

pattern inner rim border 

£70-£100 

498 

Lot 498. A Worcester tea bowl and 

saucer, of fluted outline, printed in blue with 

floral sprays, circa 1770, together with a 

Worcester blue and white tea bowl and saucer, 

circa 1760, painted in floral pattern (4) 

£80-£120 


Lot 499. A porcelain tea bowl and 

saucer, probably Chaffers Liverpool, circa 

1760, painted with Chinoiserie and rockwork 

landscape, diaper border pattern 

£50-£80 

Lot 500. A Chaffers Liverpool porcelain 

miniature tankard, painted in blue with 

Chinoiserie rockwork pattern, reeded handle, 

6cm h, bearing London label Klaber and 

Klaber 

£70-£100 

501 

Lot 501. An 18th century porcelain 

small mug, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, 

painted in blue with Chinoiserie pattern, 

diaper border, 5.5cm high, together with 

a similar porcelain blue and white sparrow 

beak cream jug, diaper border rim, floral 

and willow pattern, perhaps Worcester, 

7.5cm high (2) 

£50-£70 

502 


dolphin shape cream jug, circa 1760, 

perhaps Derby, painted with polychrome 

floral sprays, scroll handle, iron red rim 

border, on circular pedestal, 9cm h 

£50-£70 

Lot 503. A Liverpool porcelain tea bowl 

and saucer, circa 1760, painted in blue 

with a Chinoiserie landscape, diaper border 

pattern together with another similar tea 

bowl and saucer, circa 1760, painted in blue 

in Chinoiserie pattern (4) 

£100-£150 

Lot 504. A Worcester porcelain tea 

bowl and saucer, circa 1765, painted in 

blue in the Cannon Ball pattern, together 

with another similar tea bowl and saucer, 

crescent mark in blue and artists mark (4) 

£70-£100 

505 

Lot 505. A Worcester porcelain tall 

sparrow beak cream jug, circa 1770, 

painted in blue in Three Flowers pattern, 

11cm h, together with another 18th century 

blue and white porcelain sparrow beak 

cream jug, perhaps Liverpool, painted with 

Chinese flowers and rockwork, 8cm h (2) 

£70-£100 

Lot 506. A Worcester porcelain coffee 

cup and saucer, circa 1770, painted in 

blue with trailing flowers, together with 

a Worcester porcelain fluted coffee can 

painted with a floral spray, together with 

another Worcester blue and white coffee 

cup and saucer, painted in Cannon Ball 

pattern (5) 

£100-£150 

Lot 507. A Worcester porcelain tea 

bowl and saucer, circa 1765, painted in 

blue in Three Flowers pattern together with 

a Worcester blue and white Cannon Ball 

pattern coffee cup, circa 1765 (3) 

£50-£80 

Lot 508. A Liverpool porcelain tea bowl 

and saucer, circa 1765, painted in blue 

with Chinese flowers amongst birds 

£50-£70 


coffee cup and saucer, circa 1760, 

painted in blue with peony sprays and 

insects, perhaps Liverpool, reeded handle 

£40-£60 

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506


pickle dish, perhaps Liverpool, painted in 

blue with three flowers before crimped blue 

lined rim, 9cm l, together with a Worcester 

Three Flower pattern tea bowl and saucer, 

painted in blue, crescent mark to base (3) 

£30-£40 


tea bowl and saucer, perhaps Liverpool, 

circa 1760, painted in blue with Chinese 

landscape, rockwork and blossom 

£30-£40 

512 


fluted sauceboat, circa 1760, perhaps 

Liverpool, painted in blue with Chinoiserie 

landscape, diaper inner border, on oval 

footrim, height 6cm 

£60-£80 


sparrow beak cream jug, perhaps 

Worcester, painted in blue with a figure 

before bridge in Chinoiserie landscape, 

8cm h 

£50-£70 


salt dish, painted in blue with floral spray, 

before blue fluted rim border, raised stilt 

feet, together with another similar salt dish, 

perhaps Liverpool, circa 1760, similarly 

painted (2) 

£50-£70 

515 

Lot 515. An 18th century porcelain patty 

pan, perhaps Liverpool, circa 1760, painted 

in blue with trailing foliage, butterfly painted 

to centre, before rim border, 8cm d 

£50-£70 

516 


pickle dish, circa 1760, painted in blue 

with flower head to centre before blue 

painted border, painted handle together with 

another pickle dish, painted with Chinoiserie 

landscape, shaped square handle (2) 

£70-£100 



perhaps Worcester, painted with Chinese 

flowers before iron red rim border, scroll 

handle, 8.5cm h 

£50-£70 



perhaps Worcester, painted with puce and 

iron red flowers and foliage, iron red rim, 

scroll handle, 8.5cm h 

£30-£40 

519 

Lot 519. A Worcester porcelain globular 

teapot and cover, circa 1775, of reeded 

outline, painted in blue with strapwork 

borders, with domed cover and attached 

chain to scroll handle, crescent mark to 

base, 15cm h 

£50-£80 

Lot 520. An 18th century porcelain milk 

jug, circa 1760, perhaps Liverpool, painted 

with iron red and puce flowers on floral 

moulded wrythen ground, scroll handle, iron 

red rim, 6cm h 

£40-£60 



521 


sparrow beak milk jug, perhaps 

Liverpool, circa 1760, painted with figures 

before iron red landscape, scroll handle, 

9cm h, together with another sparrow beak 

porcelain cream jug, painted with figures in 

a landscape, circa 1760 

£50-£70 

522 

Lot 522. A Derby porcelain twin-handled 

gilt dish, circa 1810, painted with rosebuds, 

red cross batons mark to base, 6.5cm d 

£40-£60 

Lot 523. A Pinxton porcelain coffee can, 

circa 1799, painted with Chantilly sprigs, 

iron red rim border, together with another 

early 19th century porcelain coffee can, 

painted with black monochrome, scenic 

view, ring handle (2) 

£20-£30 

Lot 524. A Wedgwood porcelain coffee 

can, circa 1815, painted with dragons 

in iron red, gilt ring handle, together with 

another early 19th century porcelain coffee 

can, perhaps Spode, and a Royal Crown 

Derby porcelain mug painted in Imari 2649 

pattern (3) 

£25-£30 


cylindrical tumbler, circa 1760, probably 

Worcester, painted with polychrome flowers, 

5cm h 

£30-£40 


cream jug, circa 1765, perhaps Worcester, 

of baluster outline, painted with iron red and 

puce floral sprays, iron red rim border and 

scroll handle, 10cm h 

£30-£40

Lot 527. A Christian’s Liverpool 

porcelain tea bowl and saucer, circa 

1765, painted in blue with Chinoiserie 

rockwork pattern, diaper rim border 

£40-£60 

528 

Lot 528. A Berlin porcelain teapot and 

cover of cylindrical ovoid outline, circa 

1790, painted with floral sprays, with puce 

lined handle and spout, underglaze blue 

sceptre mark to base, 13.5cm h 

£30-£50 

529 

Lot 529. A Herculaneum Liverpool small 

porcelain teapot and cover, circa 1815, 

of oval outline, painted with gilt sprigs before 

cobalt blue gilt bands, scroll handle, pattern 

number 200, 12cm h, Geoffrey Godden 

reference label collection to base 

£60-£100 

531 

Lot 530. A Derby porcelain cabinet plate, 

circa 1815, enamelled withighlandscape 

vignette, titled to reverse ‘Penmonruay, 

Monmouthshire’, within gilt Regency scroll 

border, red cross batons mark, 22cm d 

£30-£40 

Lot 531. A good set of six Derby Regency 

period porcelain cabinet plates, circa 

1815, enamelled with circular vignettes 

of titled landscapes, within rich gilt scroll 

acanthus borders, including titled views ‘Near 

Loretto Italy’, ‘View in Switzerland’, ‘In Italy’, 

£300-£400 

Lot 532. A pair of Minton porcelain 

posy stands, circa 1860, gilt lined with 

Pompadour pink ground borders, raised on 

gilt lined Greek key feet, impressed marks 

and Victorian lozenge mark, 23cm d (2) 

£30-£40 

Lot 533. A Derby porcelain twin-handled 

vase, circa 1815, of flared outline, painted 

with a large bouquet of flowers, before gilt 

handles, and scroll gilt ornament on circular 

spreading base, red cross batons mark to 

base, 27.5cm 

£40-£60 

Lot 534. Swansea interest: A rare set 

of three porcelain botanical dessert 

plates, painted with flowers to centre, within 

egg and dart moulded rim, between gilded 

borders, each reverse inscribed in iron red 

painted for her brother Samuel by Marie 

Hallen, dated 1827, 25cm diameter (3) 

£150-£200 

Lot 535. A pair of Bloor Derby porcelain 

dessert plates, circa 1815, painted to 

centre with fruit on a marble ledge within 

canted gilt frame before cobalt blue acanthus 

gilt outer border, fluted rim, probably painted 

by Thomas Steele, red painted Bloor Derby 

mark, 22cm diameter (2) 

£70-£100 

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536 (mark) 

Lot 536. A set of three Chelsea porcelain 

fluted dessert plates, fluted iron red rim, 

Red Anchor period (1752-1756), enamelled 

with naturalistic floral sprays, interspersed 

with floral sprigs and insects, stilt marks to 

reverse and red anchor mark, 23cm d (3) 

£150-£200 

Lot 537. A pair of Meissen porcelain 

dessert plates, circa 1745-1750, moulded 

with floral sprays to well and central floral 

sprig before alternating panels of floral 

sprays and moulded blossom, fluted gilt rim, 

underglaze blue, cross swords mark to base, 

24cm d 

£70-£100 

Lot 538. A pair of Chelsea porcelain 

dessert plates, Red Anchor period 

(1752-1756), painted with floral sprays, 

sprigs and insects, before central moulded 

floral wreath and alternating moulded border 

panels, in Gotswosky pattern, iron red fluted 

rim, stilt marks to reverse, with Red Anchor 

mark, 23cm diameter (2) 

£150-£250 



(1752-1756), painted with floral sprays, 

sprigs and insects, before central moulded 

floral wreath and alternating moulded border 

panels, in Gotswosky pattern, iron red fluted 

rim, stilt marks to reverse, with red anchor 

mark, 23cm d (2) 

£150-£250 

Lot 540. An early 19th century porcelain 

framed plaque, perhaps Derby, within gilt 

frame, circa 1820, painted with fruit on a 

green mossy ground, 6.5cm x 9cm 

£30-£40 



(1752-1756), painted in Hans Sloane 

pattern, with fruit and insects, before scroll 

iron red and green enamelled rim, red 

anchor mark to base, 22cm d (2) 

£200-£300 



536 

538 

539 

541

Lot 542. A Meissen porcelain figure of a 

fisherman, circa 1745, modelled in yellow 

breeches and puce tunic and green attire, 

standing in brown enamelled hat before 

two fish on floral encrusted base, probably 

modelled by Johann Kandler, bearing Klaber 

and Klaber London label to base, 15cm h 

£100-£150 

543 

Lot 543. A Meissen porcelain figure 

of a seated lady, circa 1750, seated in 

pink tunic and yellow frock, in w brim hat, 

seated with lute, iron red gilt shoes, on floral 

encrusted base, 14cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 544. A Meissen porcelain standing 

gentleman, circa 1755, the portly gent in 

puce waistcoat and green trousers in yellow 

hat and black enamel buckle shoes on floral 

encrusted base, bearing Adams Bond Street 

London label to base, 14cm 

£150-£250 

Lot 545. A Meissen porcelain figure of 

a Jester, circa 1745, in light yellow tunic, 

enamelled with playing cards, he holds a 

bat in his left hand, in pink tights and yellow 

shoes, floral encrusted base, 15cm h 

£150-£200 


a gentlemen, circa 1750, standing with 

his right arm held out, in gilt light tunic, 

black enamel breeches with iron red robe, 

yellow enamelled shoes, puce tied bows on 

encrusted floral base, 14cm h 

£100-£200 

547 


trumpeter, circa 1760, standing in gilt lined 

frock jacket with yellow sleeves and yellow 

breeches, with tied sash and tricorn hat, gilt 

trumpet, black boots, encrusted floral base, 

14cm h 

£150-£200 


of a gentleman, circa 1750, standing in 

pink tunic and white robe holding in his left 

hand his enamel black hat, he wears yellow 

breeches and black shoes, with blue tied 

bows on floral encrusted base, 14cm h 

£100-£200 


of a standing gentleman, circa 1750, 

enamelled in iron red breeches, tunic attire, 

wearing l black robe, his bearded face 

before black hat, yellow enamel shoes, on 

floral encrusted base, 14cm h 

£100-£200 

Lot 550. A small Meissen porcelain 

figure of a winged cherub, circa 1760, in 

yellow sash robe, with pink gilt muff, before 

rocky outcrop on brown lined moulded base, 

10cm h 

£70-£100 


gentleman, circa 1770, his left arm holding 

a music sheet, he in salmon coloured frock 

jacket, floral puce tunic, green breeches, 

black enamelled shoes with gilt buckles, 

floral encrusted base, 14cm h 

£150-£200 

552 


lady, circa 1760, carrying a baby in cradle, 

she in green tunic, puce robe and skirt, on 

encrusted floral gilt lined base, 15cm h 

£150-£200 


gentleman, circa 1755, he holds in his right 

arm a basket of eggs before two goose in his 

left hand, standing in salmon coloured frock 

jacket, puce breeches and yellow clogs in 

tricorn hat, the base with Klaber and Klaber 

£150-£200 

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of a lady, circa 1755, she plays the harp, 

modelled in green enamel tunic and floral 

sprigged skirt, in iron red clogs and yellow 

tied laces on gilt encrusted floral base, 

underglaze blue cross swords mark to base, 

14cm h 

£150-£200 

555 

Lot 555. A Meissen porcelain figure, 

circa 1755, playing the bagpipes, he in 

pointed pink hat, gilt lined tunic, turquoise 

breeches and yellow enamelled shoes with 

puce ties, floral encrusted base, 15cm h 

£150-£200 


circa 1760, playing the flute and drum, in 

yellow frock jacket, pink cocked hat, green 

breeches and black enamelled shoes, blue 

tied laces, on encrusted floral base, 14cm h 

£100-£200 


a lady, circa 1760, she in green tunic and 

floral spray shawl, pink dress, yellow shoes, 

on gilt lined floral encrusted base, 14cm h 

£100-£150 

558 



circa 1760, standing in pink frock jacket and 

yellow tunic, with sword to left side, green 

breeches, black enamel shoes with gilt 

buckles, encrusted floral base, 14cm h 

£100-£150 


circa 1770, standing with his left hand held 

aloft, in black cropped hat, yellow tunic, 

puce breeches, on encrusted floral base, 

15cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 559A. A set of seventeen Minton 

black and white tiles, circa 1885, printed 

with Shakespearean scenes, initialled M.S., 

impressed marks to reverse (17) 

£80-£100 

Lot 560. A Royal Worcester figurine 

“Little Jack Horner”, number 3305, 

Royal Worcester “Monday’s Child”, Royal 

Worcester “June” and Royal Worcester “The 

Parakeet”, by F.G. Doughty (4) 

£70-£100 

20th Century 

Ceramics 

Lot 560A. An early 20th century 

Moorcroft Clematis pattern vase, blue 

ground, impressed mark, 10cm h 

£80-£120 

Lot 561. A collection of seven Royal 

Doulton figures including Margaret 

HN 1989, Daphne HN 2268, Delight 

HN 1772, The Ermine Coat, HN 1981, 

Delphine HN 2136, The Polka HN 2156, 

together with Bo Peep HN 1815 (7) 

£150-£250 


561

Lot 562. A collection of Royal Crown 

Derby including an 1128 Imari plate, 

23cm d, together with a pair of Royal Crown 

Derby Posie oval dishes, four other trinket 

dishes, a Posie box and cover, a Stevenson 

and Hancock Derby Imari cup and saucer 

and a Stevenson and Hancock Imari dish, 

and a Royal Worcester tapered cylindrical 

jug, shape number 1047 (13) 

£40-£60 

Lot 562A. A Royal Crown Derby Imari 

dessert set, early 20th century, pattern 

383/7, comprising ten dessert plates, three 

serving dishes, printed and impressed marks 

(13) 

£150-£200 

Lot 562B. A Royal Doulton figurine “The 

Balloon Seller”, HN 583, 23cm h 

£50-£70 

565 

Lot 563. A pair of Lynton porcelain 

two-handled pedestal urnular vases 

and covers, painted by Stefan Nowaki, 

signed, with musical instruments before 

colourful summer flowers, within raised gilt 

shield shaped cartouches, the white ground 

painted with roses within a gilt lattice, 

quatrefoil bases, domed covers, gilt finials, 

acanthus capped handles, 25cm high, boxed 

£400-£600 

564 

Lot 564. A Lynton porcelain circular 

plate, painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, 

with colourful summer flowers, turquoise 

and raised gilt border, 27.5cm d, printed 

mark, boxed 

£300-£500 

Lot 565. An impressive Lynton porcelain 

large two-handled vase and cover, 

painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, with sail 

boats on choppy seas near a harbour town, 

scrolling gilt handles, the cover, neck and 

pedestal with cobalt blue ground and gilt 

lattice, quatrefoil base, 65cm high, printed 

mark, boxed 

£2000-£4000 

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two-handled pedestal urnular vases and 

covers, painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, 

with sailing boats and galleons, pointed 

arched gilt handles, the cover and neck with 

green ground h lighted in gilt, spreading 

circular foot, 25cm 

£400-£600 

567 


pot pourri pedestal vases and covers, 

painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, decorated 

overall with roses in a gilt lattice, the domed 

covers enclosing a floral encrusted stopper, 

silver gilt rim pierced with holes, the inside 

cover painted with a view, quatrefoil base, 

25cm high, printed mark, boxed 

£400-£600 

569 

Lot 569. A Royal Doulton flambé vase 

“Sung’’ signed by Noke, printed marks, 

14cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 569A. A Royal Doulton figurine 

“Curly”, HN1627, printed and impressed 

marks, 14.5cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 570. A Royal Worcester spill vase, 

Country Courtship, modelled by James 

Hadley, sparsely picked out in coloured 

enamels and gilt, oval base, 15cm h, printed 

marks, shape number 828 

£70-£100 


568 

Lot 568. A Lynton porcelain cartouche shaped casket, painted by Stefan Nowaki, 

signed, the cover, front and sides with raised gilt acanthus scroll cartouche shaped reserves 

with colourful summer flowers, on a cobalt blue ground applied in gilt with beaded swags, the 

corners in turquoise, gilt scroll feet, 29cm wide, printed mark, boxed 

£300-£500 

Lot 570A. A Royal Doulton figurine “The 

Paisley Shawl”, HN 1707, and Royal 

Doulton “The Orange Lady”, HN 1759 (2) 

£70-£100 

571 

Lot 571. A William Moorcroft vase, early 

20th century, tubelined with trees before 

misty blue landscape, impressed mark and 

signature together with impressed mark, 

‘Made in England’, 24cm h 

£800-£1000 

Lot 572. A continental figure, of a nude, 

she stands leaning forward with a gold ball 

in her right hand, gilt lined base 

£60-£10 



of a Native Indian on horse back, blue 

crossed swords to base, 29cm h 

£80-£120 

574 

Lot 574. A Meissen figure, of a lady, she 

stands leaning forward with a gold ball in her 

right hand, wearing a green robe, circular 

gilt lined base 

£150-£200 

Lot 575. A Meissen figure, of a boy, he 

stands wearing blue stripes clutching a 

bag, his dog at his feet, on a circular base, 

17cm h 

£60-£100 

576 

Lot 576. A set of three KPM Berlin 

plates, painted with colourful summer 

flowers and butterflies, gilt lined shaped 

edge 

£60-£100 

Lot 577. A Meissen cabinet plate, painted 

with colourful summer flowers, green border 

with three cartouches painted with flowers, 

gilt lined; a Vienna cabinet plate (2) 

£50-£80 

578 

Lot 578. A Vienna two handled vase 

and cover, painted with young figures of 

trade, cobalt blue ground h lighted in gilt, 

spreading circular foot on a stepped square 

base, 29cm h 

£60-£100 

579 

Lot 579. A Meissen figure group, of three 

cherubs, Architect, Draughtsman another, 

21cm h 

£100-£150 

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Lot 580. A 20th century Meissen figure 

group, Blackamoor horse tamer, after J.J. 

Kandler, crossed swords to base, 24cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 581. A Meissen vase, painted with 

colourful flowers on a white ground, flanked 

by gilt line cobalt blue bands, 16.5cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 582. A Meissen vase, painted with 

colourful flowers on a cobalt ground, 16cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 583. A Rosenthal Art Deco style 

figure, of a female snake charmer, 19cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 584. A Meissen figure, of an older 

lady, she wears a green head scarf and blue 

dress with slippers, 12cm h 

£60-£100 

585 

Lot 585. A Meissen figure, of a cherub 

over a fire, he stands before a column base, 

17cm h; a Meissen figure group, of a young 

boy and sheep (lacking cover), he holds 

a crook in one hand and a garland in the 

other, 19cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 586. A 20th century Meissen figure 

group, Skaters, 21cm h 

£60-£100

Lot 587. A 20th century Meissen vase, 

painted with colourful flowers on a white 

ground, 30cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 588. A pair of 20th century twohandled 

pedestal vases and covers, oval 

cartouches transfer printed with classical 

scenes, gilt borders on a blue ground, 

spreading cylindrical foot on a square base, 

approx 95cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 589. A Macintyre twin-handled 

octagonal vase, circa 1900, in an Imari 

palette, with gilt scroll handles, short flared 

gilt rim, raised on circular short pedestal, 

printed mark, pattern number 7428, retailed 

through Detchons China Store, North 

Shields, 17cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 590. A Moorcroft ovoid vase, tubelined 

with white lilies on a green blue cobalt 

ground, impressed marks and initialled 

M C C 96, of recent manufacture, 26cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 591. A Moorcroft ovoid Puffin vase, 

circa 1997, tube-lined, with impressed 

Moorcroft mark in green and other 

impressed marks, 14cm h 

£100-£150 

592 

Lot 592. A Moorcroft Reeds sunset ovoid 

vase, tube-lined on blue ground, brown 

impressed mark, Philip Richardson design, 

of recent manufacture, 25cm h 

£500-£700 


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Lot 593. A Royal Crown Derby peacock 

ornament, early 20th century, raised on 

campana urn on encrusted turquoise scroll 

lined base, blue mark, impressed shape 

number 25, 24cm h 

£80-£100

594 

Lot 594. A Royal Crown Derby figurine 

‘Autumn’, the lady standing holding fruiting 

vine, on pierced base, red mark, 23cm h 

£70-£100 

Lot 595. A large Moorcroft pansy 

pattern tube lined bowl, c.1810, of 

circular outline raised on circular pedestal, 

impressed mark Burslem, number 974 and 

Moorcroft script signature in green, 27cm d 

£500-£800 

596 

Lot 596. William Moorcroft, a large 

baluster vase, caramel colourway, 1916- 

1918, impress marks, “Moorcroft, Burslem, 

England, M43’’, approx 13.25’’ h 

£200-£300 

597 

Lot 597. A Clarice Cliff Bizarre sugar 

sifter, 1930s, printed marks, 14cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 598. A Royal Crown Derby cobalt 

blue ground bottle vase, early 20th 

century, of ovoid outline, painted with a 

floral rose spray before gilt jewelled borders, 

8cm h 

£20-£30 

Lot 599. A Coalport lime green ground 

porcelain dessert set, circa 1910, 

enamelled with a floral spray to centre 

before gilt arched trellis well borders, before 

fluted gilt green outer border, comprising six 

dessert plates, a square serving dish and an 

oval dish (8) 

£70-£100 

Lot 600. A good Coalport blue ground 

porcelain dessert set, circa 1910, 

enamelled in 18th century Worcester style, 

painted with trefoil vignettes of fanciful birds 

before scale blue and gilt scrolling ground, 

fluted gilt rim, printed Coalport mark, 

comprising four square serving dishes and 

twelve dessert plates, printed T Goode and 

Co London retail mark, and pattern number 

X6042, dessert plates 24cm d (16) 

£150-£200 

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599

601 

Lot 601. A pair of Paris porcelain vases, 

circa 1820, of trumpet outline, enamelled in 

black with swags before rose tied borders, 

on stepped circular base, flared gilt rim, 

14cm h (2) 

£40-£60 

Lot 602. A pair of German porcelain 

figures, circa 1880, modelled as seated 

young ladies in floral dress, one playing the 

flute, the other singing from a hymn sheet 

held in right hand, pseudo cross swords 

mark, 13cm h 

£40-£60 

600 

606 

Lot 603. A very rare pair of Royal 

Worcester Japanese figures, burnished 

in gilt and brown kimono attire, he holds an 

axe, she holding a fan in her right hand, on 

hexagonal bases, puce marks, 19cm h (2) 

£300-£400 

604 

Lot 604. A fine pair of Royal Worcester 

figures, in white and gold, the young 

gentleman playing a mandolin, the lady with 

a tambourine, green marks, shape number 

1032, 21cm h (2) 

£300-£400 


Lot 605. A Royal Worcester figure of 

Bakshian, the Old Potter, puce mark, shape 

number 1186, 19cm h 

£250-£350 

Lot 606. A rare pair of Kerr & Binns 

figures of a boy with a dog and a girl 

beside a goat, date code 1860, the 

cherubs holding vases and leads, 13cm h (2) 

£250-£350 

Lot 607. A Royal Worcester figure of 

Karan Singh, the trinket maker, seated, 

puce mark, shape number 1204, 12.5cm h 

£250-£300 

608 

Lot 608. A fine pair of Royal Worcester 

figures in the white, Elizabeth I and Walter 

Raleigh, on canted bases, puce marks, circa 

1868, 16.5cm h (2) 

£250-£350 

609 

Lot 609. A pair of Royal Worcester 

Egyptian water carriers, date 4 and 1895, 

standing with vases, puce marks, shape 

number 1250, 23cm h (2) 

£250-£350 


610 

Lot 610. A Doulton plate, circa 1905, 

enamelled with a lady before a swan, 

yellow ground and floral enamelled pierced 

border, signed Lesley Johnson, printed and 

impressed marks, 22cm d 

£150-£200 

Lot 611. A Royal Worcester figure, Nazir 

Hassan, puce mark, shape number 1226, 

20cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 612. A Royal Worcester figure, Indian 

Craftsman, the clay maker “Munnasall’’, 

date code 1893, puce marks, shape number 

1222, 20cm h 

£250-£300 

Lot 613. A Royal Worcester figure, The 

Brocade Maker, date code 1893, seated, 

puce mark and shape number 1207, 

12cm h 

£200-£300 

614 

Lot 614. A Royal Worcester figure seated 

before wheel, date ca 1886, puce marks, 

shape number 1203, 17cm h 

£200-£300 

615 

Lot 615. A pair of Royal Worcester 

cherubs playing the cymbals and flute, 

impressed marks, 16cm h (2) 

£250-£300 

Lot 616. A French Art Deco tile by 

Limoges, signed Andre LeDu, depicting a 

nude dancer, 13cm h x 10cm w 

£80-£120 

617 

Lot 617. A modern Moorcroft Shirley 

Hayes ovoid vase, green printed marks, 

marked “Trial’’, “Best wishes, Shirley Hayes, 

1993’’, anemone pattern, 17cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 618. A small Moorcroft blue ground 

ovoid vase decorated with plums and 

wisteria, impressed marks, 11cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 619. A small Moorcroft African Lily 

ovoid vase, green printed marks, 11cm h 

£150-£200 

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Lot 620. A large Moorcroft flambé bottle 

vase, African Lily pattern, Queen Mary label, 

29cm h 

£700-£1000 

Lot 621. A small Moorcroft flambé ovoid 

vase, anemone pattern, impressed marks, 

9cm h 

£350-£500 

622 

Lot 622. A small Moorcroft bowl, poppy 

pattern, impressed marks, 14cm d 

£350-£500

Glass 

623 

Lot 623. A Lalique frosted model 

of a bison, circa 1925 raised on clear 

rectangular plinth base, etched ‘Lalique’ 

mark to base, 10cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 624. A collection of late Victorian 

cranberry glassware, including a biscuit 

barrel and cover, ruby glass comport on 

clear pedestal, a jug, a cranberry frill bon 

bon basket, an open salt and a cranberry 

ewer with clear glass handle and faceted 

stopper, with sherry porcelain label, the 

decanter 25cm h (6) 

£70-£100 

625 

Lot 625. A late Victorian blue glass 

cornucopia shaped blue glass scent 

bottle with silver embossed hinged 

cover, circa 1885, together with another 

clear glass and silver mounted faceted 

scent bottle with clear glass stopper, a small 

late Victorian ruby glass cornucopia scent 

bottle and stopper, and a ruby glass scent 

bottle jar with silver collar and hinged collar, 

Birmingham, 1886 (4) 

£50-£100 

Lot 626. A late Victorian faceted 

cranberry glass double-ended scent 

bottle, circa 1885, with embossed silver 

ends, with gold inset monogrammed 

mounts, with stoppers, 13cm length, 

together with another late Victorian ruby 

glass faceted double ended scent bottle with 

silver mushroom shaped hinged and screw 

stoppers, 10cm l (2) 

£50-£70 

627 

Lot 627. A pair of Victorian opaque white 

overlay ruby glass vases, circa 1885, 

arched shaped rims with gilt scroll ornament 

above panels of enamelled flowers, flanking 

diaper panels of opaque white ornament, 

raised on pedestal supports and circular foot 

rims, 33.5cm h (2) 

£60-£100 

628 

Lot 628. A pair of late Victorian green 

glass decanter jugs, circa 1885, with 

reeded clear glass handles, clear glass 

stoppers together with a pair of blue glass 

baskets with opaque white rims and a late 

Victorian yellow glass salt, bearing lozenge 

mark (5) 

£30-£50 

Lot 629. A collection of 19th century 

Bristol blue glassware items, including a 

pair of ovoid vases, together with a glass jug 

and two bowls, the bowls 12cm d (5) 

£30-£40 



630 

Lot 630. A Regency style gilded metal 

stand supporting oval glass cut bon 

bon dish, together with a stand without 

glass insert together with a cut glass vase 

in gilt metal stand together with a brass 

candlestick (4) 

£30-£40 

Lot 630A. A Victorian green glass dump 

weight, circa 1890, together with a pair of 

of oval amber glass salts (3) 

£30-£40 

631 

Lot 631. An Art Deco Daum green glass 

flared cylindrical vase, 1930s, of chequer 

board design with polished and inverted 

frosted square panels, raised on circular foot 

rim, etched “Daum, Nancy’’ 18cm h 

£100-£200 

Lot 632. An American Ick Holt studio 

glass vase, of ovoid outline, of three 

dimensional design, on blue ground, flared 

rim with labels, 15cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 633. A set of eight 19th century 

Bristol blue finger bowls, 13cm d (8) 

£70-£100

634 

635 

638 

Lot 634. An early 19th century Bristol 

blue measuring jar, together with a Bristol 

blue decanter jug with clear glass handle, 

circa 1840, together with a green glass twinlipped 

jar and two other Bristol blue glassware 

items (5) 

£40-£60 

Lot 635. An early 19th century Bristol 

blue ovoid glass jug, with scroll handle on 

stepped footrim, together with another Bristol 

blue glass jug with reeded rim, 22cm h (2) 

£40-£60 

Lot 636. A George III crystal faceted cut 

decanter quartet, circa 1790, within early 

19th century Sheffield plate bottle coaster, 

together with a George III silver brandy label, 

London, 1792, the decanters with fleur de lys 

stoppers, 31cm h 

£50-£70 

Lot 637. A pair of George III crystal ovoid 

slender decanters and stoppers, circa 

1785, of faceted outline etched with ribbontied 

swags and foliage, 30cm h (2) 

£50-£80 

Lot 638. An early 19th Bristol blue glass 

decanter and stopper, of ovoid slender form 

with teardrop stopper, 30cm h, together with 

a squat baluster Bristol blue decanter and 

stopper and an early 19th century Bristol blue 

dimpled blue glass decanter jug with pewter 

collar, 23cm h (3) 

£40-£60 

Lot 639. A French Art Deco table lamp, 

the peach glass shade depicting a lady in a 

hat with flowers, on a black rectangular base, 

24cm h x 26cm w 

£100-£150 

Lot 640. A French Art Deco pressed 

amber glass vase of ovoid form with 

raised flowers, signed P de Cagny, 22cm h 

£40-£60 

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Boxes and Objects 

641 

Lot 641. A late Victorian tortoiseshell and 

mother of pearl lady’s evening purse, 

blue satin-lined interior, of rectangular outline, 

11cm l, circa 1880, together with a pair of 

Parisian mother of pearl and gilt brass opera 

glasses, circa 1900 (2) 

£25-£30 

Lot 641A. A late 19th century Black 

Forest carved bear bookstand, circa 

1885, together with Bavarian carved bear 

accessories to include blotter, inkstand and 

another (4) 

£60-£100 

Lot 642. A late Victorian Tunbridge ware 

box and cover, enclosing four fruit knives, 

together with a horn snuff box and two 

Regency scent phials, circa 1810 (8) 

£30-£50 

647 

Lot 643. A late George III mahogany 

and crossbanded chequer strung tea 

caddy with hinged cover, circa 1820, of 

sarcophagus outline, the interior revealing 

two lidded covers, with ivory knop handles, 

tin lined interior, raised on gilt brass bun feet, 

25cm d, together with a Victorian papier 

mache snuff box and cover, circa 1850, 

painted with a three quarter length portrait of 

a lady, 10cm l (2) 

£50-£100 

Lot 644. A mid-Victorian rosewood and 

brass bound gentleman’s toilet box, circa 

1850, with brass vacant cartouche, hinged lid 

opening to reveal divisions in black gilt tooled 

leather, the lock marked Bramah before base 

drawer, 35cm x 24cm, together with another 

rosewood and brass banded dressing toilet 

box, circa 1850, with velvet lined interior, 

lacking fitments, 32cm w (2) 

£70-£100 

Lot 645. A George IV mahogany 

rectangular tea caddy, circa 1825, the 

sarcophagus hinged lid opening to reveal 

a glass mixing bowl to centre, flanking two 

lidded canisters with ivory knop handles, ivory 

escutcheon, 31cm w 

£100-£150 

Lot 645A. A Far Eastern ebony and 

sandalwood rectangular box and cover, 

circa 1885, together with another similar tea 

caddy, 25cm w (2) 

£40-£60 


Lot 646. A George IV rosewood 

rectangular tea caddy, the hinged 

sarcophagus top with egg and dart moulding, 

opening to reveal two lidded tin lined canisters 

centreing circular division of waisted outline 

with brass escutcheon raised on bun feet, 

33cm w, 19cm h 

£120-£200 

Lot 647. A William IV rosewood and 

mother of pearl inlaid lady’s jewelled 

casket, of hinged sarcophagus outline, 

with egg and dart carved border, opening to 

reveal pink satin and velvet lining with fitted 

divisions, mother of pearl cartouche, covered 

divisions raised above three ebony and pewter 

mother of pearl strung drawers, the base 

drawer with writing slope, pen rest and ink 

well divisions enclosed within two cupboard 

doors with floral mother of pearl detail, egg 

and dart carved base on compressed bun 

feet, with carrying handles, 36cm h, 34cm w 

£300-£400 

648 

Lot 648. Treen interest: a William IV 

ceremonial truncheon, dated 1831, highlyenamelled 

and gilt and inscribed ‘Edgbaston 

Parish’, before Royal Coat of Arms and artist 

details, J Thorp, herald painters, treen ribbed 

handle, 36cm l 

£250-£350 

Lot 649. A late 18th/early 19th century 

carved wooden chalice, of cylindrical 

outline, carved insides with depiction of St 

George and the Dragon, and other religious 

scenes, raised on knop stem and circular 

pedestal, 16.5cm h 

£100-£200 

Lot 650. A set of Victorian mahogany and 

brass balance scales, the base with drawer 

and weights, 39cm h, 26cm w 

£60-£80 

Lot 650A. A late Victorian oak front 

stationery box, circa 1890, the hinged 

lid opening to reveal leather-lined survases 

and green stained pigeon holes, marked H. 

Graves, New St., Birmingham, 30cm w 

£70-£100 


Lot 651. An unusual Continental 

Hermaphrodite wooden doll, circa 1900, 

hand-carved female on one side, male to the 

reverse, movable limbs, 48cm l 

£100-£150 

Lot 652. A 3’’ astronomical refractor 

telescope, c.1904-11, signed Thomas 

Armstrong & Brother, together with original 

cabriole tripod library stand, eyepieces, 

filters and a Rhode & Schwartz ash field 

tripod with brass fixtures 

£400-£600 

653 

Lot 653. A good George III satinwood 

and harewood inlaid rectangular tea 

caddy and cover, circa 1790, the hinged 

lid with oval shell inlay and rosewood cross 

banding, opening to reveal two lidded 

canisters with oval hinged lids, central blue 

mixing bowl and inlay to front and ivory 

escutcheon, 30cm w 

£250-£350 

Lot 654. A Victorian burr walnut and 

crossbanded, ebony strung glove 

box, circa 1880, the hinged lid with silver 

cartouche, opening to reveal vacant interior, 

stamped maker ‘A Schramm’, 38cm l 

£40-£60 

655 

Lot 655. A 17th century style Dutch 

brass jardinière with lion mask ring 

handles, semi-lobed, raised on paw feet 

together with an oval brass hammered 

planter, 38cm l (2) 

£20-£30 

656 

Lot 656. A late Victorian mahogany 

satinwood and harewood inlaid oval tea 

tray, with brass handles, wavy gallery rim, 

54cm l 

£30-£40 

Lot 657. A French 19th century 

serpentine front burr walnut liqueur 

casket, inlaid with ebony stringing, the 

top inlaid with a brass cartouche, signed 

Clemence Girardeau, opening to reveal four 

decanters and twelve of the original sixteen 

glasses, 34cm w 

£200-£300 

Lot 658. Tribal art interest: a large 

hardwood, standing tribal figure, 154cm l 

£100-£150 

Oriental Works of 

Art 

659 

Lot 659. A Japanese ivory tusk vase, 

Meiji period (1868-1912), carved with 

scrolling dragons amongst clouds, 26cm h 

£250-£350 

Lot 660. A set of ten Chinese figurative 

rice paper paintings, circa 1900, in small 

square case 

£20-£30 

Lot 661. A Japanese mother of pearl 

carved shell clam, Meiji period (1868-1912), 

vibrantly carved with figures in a variety of 

scenes with architecture and prunus blossom 

within silver chased banding, raised on a 

hardwood prunus blossom stand, 33cm h 

£200-£400 

662 

Lot 662. A Japanese mother of pearl shell 

clam, inset with three silvered doves, raised 

on a flowering silver stem of foliage, mounted 

on ebonised base, 24cm h, ex-lot 304 

Sotheby’s country house sale 1995 

£400-£600 

663 

Lot 663. A French 19th century gilt bronze 

desk stand, naturalistically modelled as a 

cockatoo, the hinged neck opening to reveal 

a pen brush, perched on a branch pen rest, 

black marble base, 21cm h, 11.5cm w 

£250-£350 

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Lot 674. A Chinese jade cup, probably 

18th/19th century, carved scroll handle, the 

flared rim raised on small circular pedestal 

on hardwood stand, 4cm h 

£800-£1000 

Lot 675. A large and interesting Chinese 

embroidered silk panel of a Chinese 

lady with tray of tea/ wine cups, on red 

ground, Qing Dynasty, framed and glazed, 

150cm x 82cm 

£1000-£2000 

676 

Other Works of Art 

Lot 676. A good pair of French ormolu 

mounted Blue John vases, second quarter 

19th century, of ovoid outline, mounted with 

waisted white marble surmounts and ormolu 

acanthus twin-handles, terminating on an 

ormolu stiff foliate circular pedestal base, 

square white marble plinth on ormolu bun 

feet, the Blue John approximately 14cm h (2) 

£2800-£3500 

Lot 677. A late Victorian beaded teapot 

cosy, circa 1875, 39cm w 

£30-£40 

Lot 678. A set of three late 19th century 

Continental Neo-Gothic church gilt 

metal photograph frames, circa 1880 

£40-£60 

679 

Lot 679. An early 18th century framed 

tapestry icon of Mary Magdalene, 32cm 

x 39cm 

£400-£500 

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Lot 680. Horse racing interest: 

A commemorative bronze by David 

Cornell, dated 1985, ‘Champion Finish’, 

together with certificate of authenticity and 

horse racing titles, raised on black slate 

base, 20cm h . Lester Piggott bronze, 

comes with a variety of hard-backed books 

including ‘Lester Piggott’ by Julian Wilson, 

‘The Official Story of the Blue Riband of 

theTurf of the Derby’, other books include 

‘Calling the Horses’ by Peter O’Sullivan and 

three others 

£100-£150 

Lot 680A. J.A. Hatfield: a bronze bust of 

a lady after A. Gatley, mid-19th century, 

on socle base, inscribed “Executed in Bronze 

by J.A. Hatfield for the Art Union of London 

from the Original Bust by A. Gatley, selected 

by Miss Acocks as a prize holder, 1843” 

£200-£300 

681 

Lot 681. A single owner collection of 

Austrian and other cold painted bronze 

and lead birds, dogs, frogs, monkeys, 

farmyard animals and reptiles, circa 

1900 and later (39) 

£150-£200 

Lot 682. A 19th century Japanese twohandled 

bronze vase, the flared neck with 

elephant handles, the body cast with birds 

amongst foliage, signed to base, 27cm h; a 

20th century Japanese bronze, of a Samurai 

on horseback, rectangular base, 34cm h, 

26cm l (2) 

£80-£120 

Lot 683. Eugene Marioton (1854-1933), 

Le Devoir Civique, bronze, signed and titled 

to base, 41cm h 

£400-£500 

684 

Lot 684. Paul Silvestre: a good pair 

of Art Deco bronze faun bookends, 

patinated, signed Silvestre and Susse Freres 

Ed Trs Paris, height 11cm (2) 

£200-£300 

685 

Lot 685. Augustus Moreau, a 19th 

century bronze group of two cherubs, cast 

with young lady gathering in harvest and 

companion dressed in robe, 40cm h, raised 

an oak turned socle base, 51cm h 

£250-£350 

686 

Lot 686. Two large French Art Nouveau 

painted bronze figures of ladies on black 

marble bases, one in elegant dress with 

turban, the other carrying a basket, signed 

Drouot, 1895 and Leon Pilet, 1895, approx 

95cm h (2) 

£600-£1000 


Lot 687. A late 19th century Russian 

Icon, depicting Madonna and Child, 60cm 

x 47cm 

£80-£120 

688 

Lot 688. A 19th century Russian Icon, 

depicting Christ beneath a dove, 31cm x 

26.5cm; another (2) 

£100-£150 

689 


the Trinity, 45cm x 35cm 

£100-£150 

690 

Lot 690. A small Russian Icon, and 

another (2) 

£80-£120 


Madonna and Child, 35.5cm x 26.5cm 

£50-£80 

Lot 692. A 19th century Icon, depicting 

religious scenes, 414cm x 34cm 

£60-£100 


Lot 693. A good Chinese Cantonese 

ivory and stained chess set, each carved 

figurative chess piece raised on puzzle ball 

stem and circular pedestal, approx 31 pieces 

£200-£300 

Lot 694. A pair of 19th century Flemish 

petit point hunting scenes, 34cm x 42cm, 

gilt frames 

£150-£250 

Lot 694A. A rare Berlin long spot 

sampler, woolwork, circa 1875, on linen 

canvas, the long narrow sampler stitched 

with various vignettes including stylised 

foliage, seated cat, architectural designs, 

the alphabet in old English and lower case, a 

kettle and various sample designs, the length 

approximately 500cm x 22cm. Footnote: This 

sampler possibly worked by a young girl in the 

south of England, is believed to be the longest 

ever recorded sampler discovered to date 

£400-£600 

Lot 695. A Victorian gilt brass table bell 

with ebony turned handle, 28cm h 

£20-£30 

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Lot 696. A pair of 18th century brass 

candlesticks, circa 1740, of square 

knopped outline on canted square spreading 

bases, 15cm h, together with another pair of 

18th century brass candlesticks, 17cm h (4) 

£100-£150

Lot 697. A 19th century marble tazza on 

stand, of circular outline, the flared lip on 

circular pedestal and block plinth support 

and stepped base, 26cm h 

£100-£200 

Lot 698. An early 19th century Blue 

John vase, of ovoid outline, with black 

marble surmounts and Blue John plinth base 

on black marble stand, 31cm h 

£500-£700 

699 

Lot 699. A decorative pair of early 20th 

century Continental variegated white 

marble and ormolu mounted table 

lamps, of ovoid outline, with ormolu mounts, 

raised on spreading base and gilt metal feet, 

with pink lamps, stands 30cm h (2) 

£150-£200 

Lot 700. A late Victorian ormolu table 

lamp, circa 1890, in Greek classic style, 

with Vitruvian reeded handles, the ovoid 

support cast with classical Greek figures, 

black marble surmount and black marble 

base with ormolu tableau on brass hoof feet, 

with shade, the table lamp is 38cm h 

£50-£70 

701 

Lot 701. A pair of Continental rouge 

marble and gilt ormolu mounted ovoid 

table lamps, cast with gilt swags and rams 

head handles, raised on square plinth base, 

the table lamps 51cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 702. A pair of early 20th century 

Continental white marble and gilt metal 

mounted table lamps, of ovoid outline, 

raised on square bases on gilt brass feet, 

with shades, 33cm h, together with an early 

20th century rouge marble and gilt ormolu 

mounted table lamp (3) 

£40-£60 

703 

Lot 703. A George III mahogany and 

brass mounted peat bucket, with swing 

brass handle and brass liner, of oval outline 

with wavy coopered ornaments 38cm l, 

30cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 704. A good Continental six 

branched gilt ormolu candelabra, circa 

1890, converted to electricity, the reeded 

sconces and cast drip pans on acanthus 

stems, scroll supports with central sconce, 

raised on urn central support with brass ring 

handles, on rouge marble canted square 

base, 84cm h 

£100-£200 

Lot 705. A good and large late 18th 

century/early 19th century Blue John 

vase, of ovoid ribbed outline, raised on 

circular pedestal and black marble plinth 

base, 34cm h 

£1000-£1500 

Lot 705A. An Edwardian oval portrait 

miniature of a young lady, circa 1910, 

half length, in brown and gilt tooled morocco 

case, 8 x 6.5cm 

£40-£60 



706 

Lot 706. A mid-19th century ivory 

sewing clamp, a miniature pin cushion in 

the shape of a bucket and an ivory small 

circular box (3) 

£100-£200 

Lot 707. Three 19th century tape 

measures and an inlaid waxing circle (3) 

£100-£200 

708 

Lot 708. An intricate 16th/17th century 

embroidered collar, in silver thread and 

sequins, with Scottish inspired flowers, 

48cm l 

£200-£300 

709 

Lot 709. A French Art Nouveau bronzed 

vase, signed Auguste Moreau, applied with 

a young boy amongst flowers and dragon 

flies, 45cm h 

£200-£300

Lot 710. Grand Tour interest: a marble 

lion on later plinth marble base, 

19cm w x 12cm h 

£100-£200 

Lot 711. No lot 

Maps and Etchings 

712 

Lot 712. A Victorian tinted print, titled 

‘The Golfers, a Grand Match Played Over 

St Andrews Links’, 38cm x 62cm 

£30-£40 

Lot 713. Robert Morden, Country of 

Derbyshire, hand coloured map, sold by Abel 

Swale, 50 x 54cm 

£70-£100 

Lot 714. W. Hole, 1607, 1637 issue, of the 

Country of Derbyshire, framed map, 

40 x 46cm 

£80-£120 

715 

Lot 715. A 17th century map of the 

Country of Derbyshire, 53 x 64cm 

£70-£100 

Lot 716. John Ogsby, The Continuation of 

the Road from York to Chester, framed map, 

43 x 55cm 

£80-£120 

Lot 717. Four framed antiquarian maps 

relating to Derbyshire, Thos. Kitchen, 

1747-60, Th. Moule, circa 1840, Bickham, 

1796 issue (4) 

£80-£120 

Lot 718. Salvador Dali, by and after, ‘The 

March Towards God’, coloured wood block 

engraving, signed in pencil, 31cm x 23cm, 

with certificate, carved gilt frame 

£300-£400 

Lot 719. Renoir (Pierre-Auguste, 1841- 

1919), Le Chapeau Epingle, etching, signed 

in the image, 11.5cm x 8cm 

£80-£120 

Lot 720. Paul Signac (1863-1935), 

Le Pont des Arts Avec Remorques, etching, 

12.5cm x 19cm 

£80-£120 

Watercolours 

Lot 721. Barry Pittar, Figures in a 

courtyard, signed l.r., watercolour, 36cm 

x 52cm; and another, by the same hand, 

‘Below London Bridge’, signed l.r., 22cm x 

36cm (2) 

£40-£60 

Lot 722. Ralph Rowland, ‘Out Hunting’, 

three figures on balcony, signed l.r. and 

dated 1900, watercolour, unframed, 35cm 

x 26.5cm 

£50-£70 

723 

Lot 723. Alfred Montague (1832-1883), 

A gypsy encampment, signed l.r., 

watercolour, 20cm x 13.5cm 

£80-£120 

Lot 724. B Lefanu, A landscape with 

mill pond before a meadow, signed l.r., 

watercolour, 23cm x 32cm 

£30-£40 

725 

Lot 725. Harold Gresley (1892-1967), 

Derwent Water, Derbyshire, signed l.r., and 

dated 1927, watercolour, inscribed to verso, 

25cm x 20cm 

£100-£200 

726 

Lot 726. Charles Woolmoth (1815-1906), 

A river landscape, signed l.r., watercolour, 

42cm x 62cm 

£100-£150 

Lot 727. Fred Tucker RBA (1864-1929), 

A mountain scene with peat bogs, signed 

l.r., watercolour, 48cm x 74cm 

£100-£150 

Lot 728. English School, mid-19th 

century, Portrait of a gentleman, half length, 

in a black coat and cream waistcoat, 

unsigned, pastel, 46cm x 58cm 

£80-£120 

Lot 729. Follower of John Ruskin, 

‘Ambleside’, figure before arched cave, 

watercolour, 11cm x 15.5cm 

£50-£70 

Lot 730. F... Ward, Pencil Mill, Keswick, 

signed and dated October 1874, 

watercolour, 24cm x 33cm; and another, 

F Hultz, Figures in a rocky landscape, signed 

and dated 1880, watercolour, 23cm x 31cm 

(2) 

£20-£30 

Lot 731. Eric Gill (1882-1940), ‘The 

Sower’ signed l.c. in pencil and annotated 

‘1/12 fullsize approx’, black and coloured 

chalks, 27cm x 15cm; together with this 

drawing is the original letter signed by Eric 

Gill, addressed to and Arthur Gibbs Esquire, 

‘Dear Mr Gibbs, Thank you for your letter of 

the 4th. I am very pleased to hear that you 

have brought the drawing. I do not know 

exactly which one it is but it must have been 

done in connection with the statue in the 

entrance hall of Broadcasting House. Thank 

you for kind remembrances. Yours sincerely, 

Eric Gill’ 

£2000-£3000 

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Lot 732. Harold Gresley (1892-1967) 

Ravens Crag, Dovedale signed l.l., and 

titled to slip, watercolour, 28cm x 38cm 

£250-£350 

Lot 733. Frank Egginton (1908-1990), 

A rural lane with thatched cottage and hens 

on path, signed l.l., watercolour on paper, 

27cm x 37cm, unframed 

£200-£300 

Lot 734. Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones, 

Bt, ARA (1833-1898), charcoal and chalk 

preparatory sketch for an angel in “The 

Morning of the Resurrection’’, faded label to 

reverse, framed, 48 x 35cm. Provenance: 

presented to Mr J F Tovey, Handsworth 

Grammar School for Boys, Birmingham, in 

recognition of his service after WW11 

£3000-£5000 

Lot 735. Charles Johnson Payne, called 

‘Snaffles’ (1884-1967) ‘The Gunner’, printed 

in coloured and heightened in white, signed, 

43.5 x 34.5cm 

£400-£600 

731 734 


‘Snaffles’ (1884-1967) ‘The Bonnie Blue 

Bonnets Frae Over the Border’, printed in 

colours, signed, 46 x 42cm 

£200-£300 

737 


‘Snaffles’ (1884-1967) ‘The D.R.’ (Rudyard 

Kipling with the artist’s apologies), printed in 

colours, 43.5 x 34.5cm 

£150-£200 

Lot 738. Michael Crawley (20th century) 

Figures in a village, signed l.r., watercolour 

31cm x 39cm 

£100-£150 



739 

Lot 739. Henry Dawson (1811-1878), 

‘Windsor Castle from the Brocas’ signed l.l., 

watercolour, 33cm x 48cm. Provenance: 

with Richard Green, London (label verso) 

£500-£700 

Lot 740. Michael Crawley (20th century) 

‘Quarndon Common’, a snowy street scene 

signed l.l., inscribed to verso, watercolour, 

34cm x 35cm 

£60-£80

741 

Lot 741. Harry Sutton Palmer RBA 

(1852-1933), ‘From Chequers Park, 

Buckinghamshire’, signed l.r., watercolour, 

26cm x 36cm. Provenance: with Richard 

Green, London (label Verso) 

£300-£500 

742 

Lot 742. Thomas Miles Richardson 

(1784-1848), Invergarry Castle, Inverness, 

signed with monogram l.l, watercolour and 

bodycolour, 18cm x 30cm 

£300-£500 

Oils 

Lot 743. A... Masson (19th century), 

A woman with a horse and red wagon, 

signed l.r. and dated 1885, oil on canvas, 

51cm x 69cm 

£250-£300 

Lot 744. Ava Verhoesen, A figure in a 

Continental cathedral cloister, signed and 

dated 1840, oil on board, 32cm x 23cm, in 

period gilt gesso frame 

£250-£300 

745 

Lot 745. Montpleau (?) (French, 19th 

century), Sheep in a barn, indistinctly 

signed l.r., oil on canvas, 49cm x 64cm 

£300-£500 

Lot 746. English School (19th century) 

Two horses in a landscape, oil on board, 

20cm x 25cm 

£100-£150 

747 

Lot 747. English School (late 19th 

century), Waves breaking on a shore, 

indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, unframed, 

81cm x 133cm 

£100-£150 

Lot 748. Quinto Soffientini (Italian, 

19th century), Waiting for a signature - an 

interior with a seated prince holding a letter, 

a woman holding a quill pen, signed, oil on 

canvas, unframed, 88cm x 108cm 

£300-£400 

749 

Lot 749. Charles Waller (19th century), 

Mountainous landscapes, a pair, signed, oil 

on canvas, 34cm x 45cm (2) 

£150-£200 

Lot 750. Charles Archer (1855-1931), 

A still life of grapes and apples on a mossy 

bank, signed, oil on canvas, 29cm x 34cm 

£300-£500 


A still life of grapes, apples and a bird’s nest 

on a mossy bank, signed, oil on canvas, 

30cm x 38cm 

£400-£600 

Lot 751A. Continental School (18th 

century), Madonna and Child, oil on 

canvas, 67cm x 48cm 

£1000-£1500 

Lot 752. E Clarke-Derby (19th century), 

View at Marlow on Thames, signed, 

inscribed and dated 1880 to verso, oil on 


£80-£120 

753 


A still life of grapes and plums on a mossy 

bank, signed, oil on canvas, 22cm x 27cm 

£400-£600 

754 

Lot 754. Follower of John Frederick 

Herring Junr, A farmyard scene with 

horses, goats, hens, pigs and ducks near a 

cottage, bears signature, oil on panel, 27cm 

x 37cm 

£250-£350 

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755 


A still life of a peach, grapes and raspberries 

on a mossy bank, signed, oil on canvas, 

19cm x 24cm 

£300-£400 

Lot 756. Augustus Jules Bouvier (1827- 

1881), Portrait of a young lady, head and 

shoulders, with a pearl necklace, signed and 

dated 1866, oil on board, oval, 30cm x 22cm 

£150-£250 

757 

Lot 757. Follower of James Webb, 

Beached vessels on a shore, bears signature, 

oil on canvas, 40cm x 57cm 

£100-£150 

Lot 758. English School (18th century), 

Portrait of a gentleman, half-length, in a 

green coat (by repute Thomas Evans of 

Derby, born 1723), oil on canvas, 79cm x 

65cm 

£100-£150 

Lot 759. Style of Gustave de Breanski 

(late 19th century), Cattle watering in a 

highland landscape, bears signature, oil on 


£200-£300 

760 

Lot 760. Follower of Thomas Sidney 

Cooper, A landscape with cattle, bears 

signature and date, oil on canvas 51cm x 

61cm 

£200-£300 

Lot 761. Style of Charles Archer, A still 

life of fruit, oil on panel, oval, 16cm x 23cm 

£100-£150 


Falstaff, oil on canvas, unframed, 91cm x 

71cm 

£80-£120 

Lot 763. Arthur H Twells (Irish, 20th 

century), ‘Above Creesloveth Donegal’, 

signed, oil on canvas, inscribed with title on 

stretcher, 61cm x 92cm 

£100-£150 

Lot 764. Ernest Townsend (1880-1924), 

A nymph by a pool, signed, oil on canvas, 

42cm x 56cm 

£200-£300 

765 

Lot 765. Daniel Sherrin (1868-1940), 

Cattle watering, signed, oil on canvas, 

51cm x 76cm 

£200-£300 

766 

Lot 766. Arthur W Redgate (1860- 

1906), High Tor, Matlock, figure fishing in 

foreground, signed, inscribed on re-lining, oil 

on canvas, 51cm x 76cm 

£150-£250 

Lot 767. E...R... Taylor (19th century), 

A classical muse with a lyre, signed, oil on 

canvas, unframed, 88cm x 101cm 

£200-£300 


Lot 768. H Edgar Morrelle (late 19th 

century), A country girl with a basket of 

radishes, signed, oil on canvas, 112cm x 

86cm 

£400-£600 

Lot 769. English School, 19th century, 

Nottingham Castle ablaze, oil on canvas, 

46cm x 66cm 

£300-£500 

770 

Lot 770. Attributed to Edmond Thomas 

Parris (1793-1873), A historical subject 

with two lovers among ruins, indistinctly 

signed, oil on canvas, unframed, 89cm x 

111cm 

£200-£300 

Lot 771. R... Marshall (19th century), 

Two figures on a path with a shepherd and 

flock in distance, signed, oil on canvas, 

75cm x 102cm 

£200-£300 

772 


A horse by a fence, oil on canvas, 50cm x 

75cm 

£60-£100 

Lot 773. Adriaen Van Diest (Dutch, 

1655-1704), Figures in a boat in the 

grounds of a palace, signed, oil on canvas, 

87cm x 76.5cm 

£600-£800 

Lot 774. Attributed to Charles Landseer, 

R A (1799-1879), A portrait of Miss 

Landseer, the artist’s sister, by a sundial in 

a garden, with a dog, inscribed on label to 

verso, oil on panel, 21.5cm x 17.5cm 

£300-£500 


775 


A still life of a pear, apple, grapes and a 

tomato on a mossy bank, signed, oil on 

panel, 22cm x 29cm 

£300-£400 

Lot 776. A... Baird (?) (19th century), 

Portrait of a girl, seated three-quarter length, 

in a red lace dress, indistinctly signed, 

inscribed ‘Wistan Hiskins aged 3 years, 

1889, to verso, oil on canvas, 53cm x 67cm 

£80-£120 

Lot 777. Giuseppe Mazzolini (Italian, 

1806-1876), Portrait of a lady seated writing 

at a desk, signed, oil on canvas; together 

with companion study of a seated lady, half 

length, oil on canvas, 39cm x 29cm (2) 

£1500-£2000 

Lot 778. English School (19th Century), 

Portraits of a gentleman in black bow tie 

and a lady in a green dress, oil on canvas, 

40cm x 33cm (2) 

£200-£300 

783 

Lot 779. W... Stanley (19th Century), 

A mother and children by a cottage, signed 

and dated 1878, oil on canvas, 30cm x 

46cm; and another by the same hand, 

Feeding the Chickens, oil on canvas, signed, 

inscribed ‘near Aspley Notts, to verso (2) 

£40-£60 

Lot 780. David Payne (1882-1891), 

A Scotch Loaning, signed, oil on canvas, 

titled to verso, ‘painted on the spot’, 37cm 

x 61cm 

£100-£150 

Lot 781. W... Stanley (19th Century), 

A Gypsy Encampment, signed with 

monogram, inscribed and dated 1880 to 

verso, oil on canvas 

£100-£150 

Lot 782. John Ridley (1786 - ), A still Life 

of Fruits, signed, dated 1816, oil on board, 

21cm x 29cm 

£100-£150 

Lot 783. Henry Scott Tuke RA.RWS. 

(1858-1929), ‘ On the Beach’ - study of 

a seated young man, oil on board, 19cm 

x 28cm Footnote: Henry Scott Tuke was a 

painter of marine and maritime scenes. A 

pupil of Poynter and Legros, after a year in 

Italy Tuke worked in Paris with Laurens and 

Merson. In 1899 he began to exhibit at the 

R.A. and a number of museums from 1900. 

His works can be seen in Liverpool, London 

Tate amongst others. The reverse bearing 

the Fine Art Society Limited Label, 148 New 

Bond Street, number 3719 in March 1970 

£3000-£5000 

Lot 784. Harold Gresley (1892-1967), 

Study of a seated lady, signed, oil on canvas, 

138cm x 109cm 

£200-£300 

Lot 785. Continental School (19th 

century), Portrait of a cavalier, in plumed 

hat, lace jabot and embroidered waistcoat, 

oil on canvas, unframed 78cm x 60cm 

£350-£450 

Lot 786. George Turner (1843-1910), 

A cottage near Lea Hurst, Derbyshire, 

signed, oil on canvas, 31cm x 46cm 

£700-£1000 

Lot 787. William Lakin-Turner (1867- 

1936), A riverscape with cattle watering, 

signed and dated 1883, oil on canvas, 41cm 

x 67cm 

£500-£800 

Lot 788. Edmund John Niemann (1813- 

1876), Nottingham from across the river 

Trent, a figure with a donkey on a path in 

the foreground, signed and dated 1867, oil 

on canvas, 46cm x 61cm. Provenance: with 

Richard Green, London (label verso) 

£800-£1200 

789 

Lot 789. Edwin Ellis (1843-1895), Fisher 

girls waiting for the returning fleet, signed, 

oil on board, 15cm x 23cm 

£100-£200 

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Lot 790. Edmund John Niemann 

(1813-1876), ‘Coastal scene with beached 

fishing boats’, signed, oil on board, 26cm x 

30.5cm. Provenance: with Richard Green, 

London (label verso) 

£600-£800 

Lot 791. R... Offer, A pair, River scenes, oil 

on canvas laid on board, 13cm x 30cm (2) 

£150-£200 


(1813-1876), A barge by a loch with a 

rainbow, signed, oil on panel, 31cm x 

23.5cm 

£300-£400 


(1813-1876), ‘Moulsford Ferry, near 

Streetley on Thames’, oil on panel, signed 

dated 1865, oil on board, 46cm x 35.5cm 

£700-£1000 

794 

Lot 794. Edmund John Niemann Senior 

(1813-1876), A distant view of Nottingham, 

with a shepherds driving sheep in the 

foreground, signed, inscribed and dated 

1858, oil on canvas, 33.5cm x 51cm 

£600-£1000 


(1813-1876), Bonsall Cross, Derby, signed, 

inscribed and dated ‘71, oil on canvas, 


Green, London (label verso) 

£800-£1200 

796 

Lot 796. Sidney Richard Percy 

(1821-1886), Moel Siabod, North Wales, 

with cattle watering and haymakers beyond, 

signed and dated ‘76, oil on board, 13cm 

x 22cm 

£500-£800 


(1813-1876), Bristol Harbour, signed and 

dated 1862, oil on panel, 20cm x 15cm. 

Provenance: with Richard Green, London 

(label verso) 

£400-£600 


(1813-1876), Figures on a river bank, 

signed and dated ‘67, oil on canvas, 30cm 

x 25.5cm 

£400-£600 

799 


Lockington near Castle Donington, signed 

and dated ‘65, oil on panel, 25.5cm x 

35.5cm 

£600-£1000 

Lot 800. Joseph Thors (1863-1900), 

Figures near a windmill at sunset, signed, oil 

on canvas, 25.5cm x 35.5cm 

£300-£500 


802 


(1813-1876), ‘Highlands’ - a wooded 

landscape with an angler by a mill, 

mountains in the distance, signed, oil on 

canvas, 35.5cm x 45.5cm 

£500-£800 


(1813-1876), Windsor Castle from the 

Thames, signed, oil on canvas, 35.5cm x 

45.5cm 

£600-£1000 

804 

Lot 804. Patrick Nasmyth (1787-1831), 

A view of Greenwich, signed and dated 

1819, oil on panel, 14cm x 18cm. 


(label verso) 

£300-£500 


(1813-1876), A wooded landscape with a 

figure fishing from a bridge by a mill, signed, 

oil on canvas, 35.5cm x 45.5cm 

£400-£600 

795 


(1813-1876), Nottingham Castle, with 

figures in foreground, signed and dated 

1854, oil on canvas, 35.5cm x 46cm 

£600-£1000 

806 


(1813-1876), The Thames near 

Maidenhead, with figures in a punt, Cliveden 

in the distance, signed, inscribed and dated 

‘66, oil on board, 25.5cm x 45.5cm 

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£600-£1000 

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(1813-1876), Guildford from the ferry, signed 

and dated ‘62, inscribed with title to verso, oil 

on board, 17cm x 39cm 

£400-£600 


(1813-1876), The Thames at Cookham, 

with figures in a punt, signed, inscribed and 

dated 1866, lower right, oil on panel, 25cm 

x 45.5cm 

£400-£600 

809 

Lot 809. Henry Dawson (1811-1878), A 

view of Plymouth, with figures fishing from a 

boat in the foreground, oil on canvas, 46cm 

x 61cm 

£500-£800 

810 

814 



(1813-1876), A view of Lincoln Cathedral at 

sunset, signed, inscribed and dated 1862, oil 

on board, 17cm x 27cm 

812 


(1813-1876), A landscape with a wildflower 

(1813-1876), A view of Chester, two figures 

seated by the river in the foreground, signed 

and inscribed, oil on canvas, 20cm x 48cm 

£500-£800 

£400-£600 

Lot 810A. Edmund John Niemann 

(1813-1876), Waterfall at Quenington, Glos, 

signed, inscribed and dated ‘57, oil on board, 

46cm x 36cm 

by a lake, signed and dated ‘49, oil on 

panel, 28cm x 42.5cm 

£300-£500 


(1813-1876), On the Thames near Marlow, 


(1813-1876), Ludford Bridge and Mill, near 

Ludlow, signed and dated ‘71, oil on canvas, 

46cm x 81cm 

£1000-£2000 

£1000-£2000 


(1813-1876), A view of Durham with figures 

by the river Wear, the cathedral to the 

right, signed and dated 1870, inscribed on 

artist’s label to verso, oil on panel, 20.5cm 

x 25.5cm. Provenance: with Richard Green, 

London (label verso) 

£500-£800 

with figures in a punt, signed and dated ‘42, 

oil on panel, 18.5cm x 39cm 

£400-£600 


(1813-1876), Whitmore Common, signed 

and dated, oil on canvas, 46cm x 76.5cm. 


(label verso) 

£1000-£2000 

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815 

816


(1813-1876), A coastal view, with Dunster 

in the distance, a figure on a woodland path 

in the foreground, signed, inscribed and 

dated ‘66, oil on canvas, 63cm x 113cm 

£1000-£1500 

818 


(1813-1876), South Shields, with sailing 

vessels, signed, inscribed and dated ‘63, oil 


£800-£1200 

819 



(1813-1876), A pair, Matlock, both signed, 

824 

inscribed and dated ‘61, painted circles, oil Lot 821. Edmund John Niemann 


on canvas, 38cm diam (2) 

(1813-1876), Barden Tower, signed, (1813-1876), The Thames at Cliveden, 

£800-£1200 

inscribed and dated 1867, oil on canvas, with an angler in the foreground, signed, 


(1813-1876), Fishing boats off the coast, 

a view of Gravesend in the distance, signed 


Green, London (label verso) 

£1000-£1500 


63.5cm x 113cm 

£600-£1000 

and dated ‘56, inscribed on a (torn) artist’s Lot 822. Edmund John Niemann 


label verso, oil on canvas, 61cm x 112cm. (1813-1876), Richmond, Yorkshire, signed (1813-1876), The Harbour at Avonmouth, 

Provenance: Earl of Albemarle, Quidenham and inscribed, oil on canvas, 56cm x 71cm. Bristol, signed, inscribed ‘Bristol’ and 

Hall, Norfolk; W.J.Broderip Esq. 

Provenance: with Richard Green, London dated 1863, oil on canvas, 64cm x 114cm. 

£2000-£4000 

(label verso) 


£1500-£2000 

(label verso) 

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£2000-£4000 

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(1813-1876), Tynemouth Haven, signed, 


63.5cm x 114.5cm. Provenance: with 


£1000-£1500 


(1813-1876), Trefriw - figures fishing by an 

old mill, signed, inscribed and dated ‘73, oil 

on canvas, 62cm x 113.5cm. Provenance: 


£1200-£1500 


(1813-1876), Sand End, Whitby - a coastal 

view with figures in the foreground, signed, 


64cm x 115cm 

£1000-£2000 


(1813-1876), Chatham - a river scene 

with boat builders, signed and dated ‘57, 

indistinctly inscribed verso, oil on panel, 

17.5cm x 51cm 

£400-£600 


(1813-1876), Lytton, North Devon - figures 

on a coastal path, oil on canvas, 33cm x 

51cm 

£400-£600 

830 

Lot 830. William Adolphus Knell 

(1808-1875), Hauling in the Nets, signed, 

oil on panel, 31cm x 60cm 

£600-£800 

827 

Lot 830A. Edmund John Niemann 

(1813-1876), Knaresborough, signed, oil on 

canvas, 126cm x 74cm. Provenance: with 


£1000-£1500 


(1813-1876), The Thames at Maidenhead, 

with figures fishing from a punt, signed, also 

signed, inscribed and dated 1846 verso, oil 

on panel (from the old pews of Bray Church 

restoration 1841), 24cm x 41cm 

£500-£800 

832 

Lot 832. James Baker Pyne (1800-1870), 

A View off Dover, signed and dated ‘39, oil 

on canvas, 30.5cm x 44.5cm. Provenance: 


£600-£1000 

Lot 833. Alfred H Vickers (1853-1907), 

A pair, River landscapes, both signed, 

watercolour, 18cm x 47cm (2) 

£200-£300 

834 


The Lune near Lancaster, signed and dated 

1870, inscribed verso, oil on panel, 24cm 

x 31cm 

£300-£500 


‘Shipping at Anchor, Evening’, signed and 

dated 1872, oil on panel, 17.5cm x 25cm. 


(label verso) 

£400-£600 

Lot 836. W Butler (19th century), 

A cavalier, signed and dated 1884, 

watercolour, 29cm x 19cm 

£100-£150 

837 

Lot 837. Follower of George Armfield 

(1808-1893), Spaniels in a barn, bears 

signature, oil on canvas, 30.5cm x 41cm 

£200-£300 


A young girl and a dog at a cottage door, oil 


£200-£300 

Lot 838A. W.L. Corrolt, 1931, portrait of a 

young girl, three-quarter length, signed and 

dated lower left, 75 x 102cm 

£300-£500 

Lot 839. George Turner (1843-1910), A 

pair, Near Windley and Near Hazelwood, 

signed, inscribed with titles to verso, oil on 

panel, 16.5cm x 22.5cm (2) 

£2000-£3000 

Lot 839A. T. Brown Bell, 1903, young 

girl fishing, in blue frock, signed and dated, 

lower right, oil on canvas 

£100-£150 

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Clocks and 

Barometers 

Lot 840. A late 19th century gilt-brass 

carriage clock, cream enamelled dial with 

Arabic numerals, engraved columns with 

swing handle and key, 14cm h 

£180-£200 

841 

Lot 841. A late 19th century French 

ebonised combination clock, aneroid 

barometer and thermometer in ebonised 

case with carrying handle and key, marked 

“Depose’’ to reverse, 13cm h x 15cm w 

£70-£90 

Lot 842. A French gilt metal and 

porcelain mounted mantel clock, circa 

1885, the enamel dial with Roman numerals 

on blue ground, the centre enamelled with 

two cherubs, eight day movement, within gilt 

metal case and tableau base, with centre 

porcelain inset flanking two cast figures, 

raised on spinet base with trophy porcelain 

finial, with key, 46cm h 

£70-£100 

Lot 843. A French gilt metal and 

porcelain plaque inset mantel clock, 

circa 1870, the figurative surmount cast 

with a lady and gentleman seated before tea 

table and hounds, above enamel dial with 

Roman numerals, 9cm in diameter, flanking 

porcelain plaques of winged cherubs, raised 

on pierced cast scroll base, 50cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 844. Winter and Son, an early 20th 

century oak cased and glazed barograph, 

with brass and plated fitments, raised on 

bracket feet, 36cm w, 18cm h 

£100-£200 

Lot 845. F J Bluett, an early 20th century 

mahogany cased barograph, with gilt and 

plated fitments, glazed and raised on stand, 

on bracket feet, 38cm w, 22cm h 

£150-£250 

846 

Lot 846. A William IV mahogany domed 

bracket clock, circa 1830, with gilt brass 

carrying handle and enamel dial with Roman 

numerals (21cm d ), opening to reveal, 

inscribed maker A L Armstrong, Sultan 

Road, Landport, before gilt brass spandrels 

and arched pierced sides, raised on gilt 

bracket feet, 40cm h, together with bracket 

stand (2) 

£400-£600 


Lot 847. Nelson interest: An early 19th 

century oak and mahogany crossbanded 

longcase clock, circa 1820, the scroll swan 

neck pediment and shaped hood enclosing 

an enamel dial, with Arabic numerals, eight 

day movement (dial 28cm d ), the moon face 

painted with Nelson monument inscribed 

Nile St Vincent and Trafalgar, each spandrel 

painted with half length portraits of Lord 

Nelson, Lord Collingwood, Sir J B Warren and 

Sir W S Smith in Military attire, maker 

F Smith Newark, the trunk door crossbanded 

and inset with satinwood conch shell on 

harewood ground, on plinth base and bracket 

feet, 223cm h 

£500-£800 

Lot 848. A Parisian gilt metal carriage 

clock, with enamel dial, Roman numerals, 

retailer J W Benson, 25 Old Bond Street and 

Parisian retailer Fabrique de Paris, glass 

sides and glass back with key and carry 

handle, 12cm h 

£120-£200 

Lot 849. A Victorian mahogany drop-dial 

wall clock, the 30cm white painted dial 

inscribed Boyce of Dereham, ornately carved 

with leaf and berry decoration, 58cm l 

(pendulum and key) 

£250-£300 


843

Lot 850. A Victorian burr walnut cased 

mantel clock, circa 1880, domed top, 

Roman numerals, four brass feet and ornate 

brass decoration with carrying handle, 

26cm h 

£180-£200 

Lot 851. A 20th century French 

miniature brass carriage clock, Roman 

numerals, inscribed L’Epee Saint Suzanne 

France, 11cm h 

£60-£100 

Lot 852. A fine French ormolu and 

porcelain mounted repeating carriage 

clock, circa 1880, the painted dial with 

Roman numerals, on blue Celeste ground, 

centreing two winged cherubs, before 

jewelled detail, above a subsidiary dial, 

enamelled to either side with a lady and 

gentleman, seated in a parkland setting, the 

side panels painted with courting couples 

before jewelled borders on blue Celeste 

ground, the reverse similarly enamelled, with 

key, 15cm h 

£600-£900 

852 854 

Lot 853. No lot 

Lot 854. An early George III ebonised 

table clock, circa 1770, of small 

proportions, the domed pediment with gilt 

brass carrying handle before enamel dial with 

Roman numerals, strike silent, subsidiary 

enamel dial, main dial 10cm d, before gilt 

brass pierced spandrels, pierced fretwork 

gilt sides and glazed back, revealing maker, 

titled to dial and named to movement, John 

Fladgate, London, the striking movement on 

verge escapement, foliate scroll engraved 

backplate, with pendulum holdfast clamp to 

centre, raised on moulded base and bracket 

feet, 24cm h Footnote: John Fladgate is 

recorded in Baillie G. H. Watchmakers and 

Clockmakers of the World as admitted to 

the Clockmakers Company in 1743 and 

first working in partnership with Richard 

Wilder until the firm was dissolved in 1775. 

Fladgate subsequently worked alone until 

his death in 1781 when his business was 

continued by his widow until 1793 

£1000-£2000 

Lot 855. A French Parisian ormolu 

repeating carriage clock, with carrying 

handle and oval glazed insert before an 

enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary 

Arabic seconds, and subsidiary seconds dial, 

the dial 9cm in width, 22cm h 

£300-£400 

Lot 856. A French Parisian ormolu 

repeating carriage clock, with carrying 

handle, enamel dial with Roman numerals, 

subsidiary Arabic seconds, glazed bevelled 

sides and reverse, the dial 7cm w, height 

18cm 

£300-£500 

Lot 857. A French ormolu large repeating 

carriage clock, circa 1910, within leather 

carrying case, the enamel dial 10cm d, with 

Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial 

before bevelled glass sides and reverse, with 

carrying handle, 21cm h 

£600-£1000 

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Lot 858. A George IV mahogany and brass 

inset bracket clock, circa 1830, with gilt 

ormolu bud finial and caddy top, the hinged 

door with fan moulded spandrels, opening to 

reveal a brass dial with black enamel Roman 

numerals, eight day movement with strike 

silent dial, maker Hanson, 290 h Holborn, 

London, with gilt grille sides and ring handles, 

striking on a bell, before brass plate raised on 

brass bun feet, 44cm h, dial 15cm d 

£500-£800 

Lot 859. A French black marble mantel 

clock, circa 1880, the bud gilt brass finial 

above dial with enamel droplet numerals, 

maker G Philippe, before gilt mask ring 

handles, striking on a bell, 30cm h 

£50-£80 

Lot 860. An early 19th century mahogany 

and ebony strung stick barometer, the 

silvered thermometer dial marked Dolland, 

London, within bowed glazed case above 

ebony dial and thermometer gauge, raised 

on half pilaster ebony urn moulded base, 

101cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 861. An early 20th century black silk 

top hat and a black silk bowler hat (2) 

£20-£30 

Lot 862. An Art Deco French bronze and 

marble figural clock garniture, the fan dial 

with Arabic numbers, signed Maxim Aubrun, 

Chauvigny, the rectangular base with a cold 

painted reclining figure and hound, flanked 

by two marble vases with black, white, sienna 

and green marble, 59cm w 

£300-£500 

Lot 863. Bonsall, Draycott: a mid-18th 

century oak longcase clock, the concave 

cornice and square hood, above a hinged 

door opening to reveal a brass dial with 

Roman numerals with subsidiary seconds 

dial, brass spandrels, inscribed ‘Bonsall, 

Draycott’, 26cm d, the long trunk with 

arched door, on plinth base and short 

bracket feet, 214cm 

£800-£1200 

Lot 864. A George III mahogany 

longcase clock, swan neck pediment 

centred with an eagle, inlaid with oval 

batwing paterae and floral cartouches, above 

a square brass dial, Roman and Arabic 

numerals, two subsidiary dials, inscribed 

Joseph Quarman Templecloud, floral 

spandrels, pointed rectangular door, skirted 

base (no weight or pendulum) 

£200-£300 

Garden Statuary 

Lot 865. A Victorian Coalbrookdale 

style cast iron bench, early 20th century, 

painted in green enamel with trailing foliate, 

acorn leaves and cast branch design, 

130cm w 

£300-£400 

Lot 866. A late 18th century neoclassical 

lead garden urn, with urn finial 

and swagged ornament, on lobed support 

raised on a square reconstituted stone base, 

the lead urn 54cm h 

£150-£250 

Lot 867. A rectangular lead planter 18th 

century / 19th century, cast with cherubs, 

before rope twist cast rim and four divisions, 

raised on cast bun feet, 116cm x 34cm 

£150-£200 


Lot 868. A pair of Regency style 

reconstituted stone planters of circular 

outline with gadrooned ornament, raised 

on circular pedestal, 50cm w, 35cm h 

£50-£70 

Lot 869. Four neo-classical style 

reconstituted planter urns, with semigadrooned 

ornament raised on circular 

pedestal bases, flared rim, 39cm h, 27cm 

w (4) 

£150-£200 

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Lot 870. A pair of moss covered 

reconstituted square tapered planters, 

19th century, 39cm w (2) 

£50-£70 


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Lot 871. An 18th century/ 19th century 

square planter/ trough, 64cm w 

£70-£100 

Lot 872. A late 19th century lead garden 

cherub finial, seated on bulbous surmount, 

on reconstituted stepped square base, 

54cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 873. A reconstituted moss covered 

U-shaped stone trough, 52cm w 

£30-£40 

Lot 874. A large reconstituted stone 

planter, of circular outline, moss filled, 

raised on central flared pedestal and square 

plinth, 60cm d, 75cm h 

£100-£150 

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Lot 875. A neo-classical style 

reconstituted stone jardinière of flared 

outline, semi-lobed with egg and dart 

carving, raised on large square stepped 

plinth stand, 125cm h, 36cm w 

£70-£100 

Lot 876. A reconstituted stone bird bath, 

of square outline raised on grooved square 

surmount on stepped square plinth, 92cm h, 

40cm w 

£80-£120 

Lot 877. A large rectangular moss 

covered reconstituted stone trough 

planter, 184cm x 54cm 

£150-£250 

Lot 877A. A pair if 19th century cast iron 

crocus garden urns, spreading circular 

foot on square base, 50cm high (2) 

£100-£150 

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Lot 877B. A 19th century style stone 

effect garden urn, circular dish on 

spreading pedestal, square base, 98cm high 

£50-£80 

Furniture and 

Furnishings 

Lot 878. An early 18th century walnut, 

ebony and boxwood strung toilet 

dressing table mirror, the rectangular 

cushion moulded mirror plate above a 

bureau base with hinged slope, opening to 

reveal velvet lined insert, and a short and a 

long single drawer, oak lined, raised above 

two short drawers, brass ring handles, raised 

on short bracket feet, 43cm w, 83cm h 

£300-£500 

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Lot 879. A Regency rosewood and brass 

strung gilt dressing mirror, circa 1815, 

the mirror plate of rectangular outline within 

frame, raised on spindle supports and gilt 

turned cross stretcher, on splayed scroll 

feet, 45cm w, 62cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 880. A Queen Anne walnut 

crossbanded and feather strung bureau, 

circa 1710, the crossbanded full front 

opening to reveal a sliding feather strung 

well, bowed central cupboard door before 

a twin bank of concave drawers below 

two pigeon hole divisions and flanking two 

further divisions and two short drawers, 

brass cast handles, raised above two short 

and two long graduated feather banded 

drawers on later bracket feet, 100cm h, 

105cm w, 62cm deep 

£1500-£2000 

Lot 881. A George II style kingwood 

and crossbanded wall mirror with 

scroll cornice, and rectangular inverted 

mirror plate before turned Corinthian capital 

columns, 71cm x 124cm 

£50-£70 

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Lot 881A. An 18th century mahogany 

wall mirror, of rectangular outline with gilt 

inner frame, crest pediment with gilt bronze 

ornament, 72cm h, 53cm w 

£50-£80 

Lot 882. A good Chinese rosewood and 

hardwood inlaid, octagonal jardinière 

stand, the pierced shoulders with prunus 

blossom,raised on carved swept cabriole 

supports, with X framed undertier, 92cm h 

£150-£250 

Lot 883. Aesthetic interest: a late 19th 

century three branched floor standing 

bronze candelabra, the swept scroll 

supports converted for electricity raised 

above three heron type birds on dished 

stand, raised on three bucrania shoulders, 

on tapered square supports and bronzed 

hoof feet, terminating on triform base, on 

scroll supports, 174cm h 

£300-£500 

Lot 884. An early Victorian mahogany 

octagonal sewing table, circa 1845, 

the hinged concave moulded lid opening 

to reveal green satin lined divisions, with 

mother of pearl ring handles, central wool 

box raised on a faceted tapered central 

support, on three cabriole supports on scroll 

spreading terminals, 76cm h, 43cm w 

£100-£150 



open sectional music stand, circa 1860, 

the reeded rectangular top above five 

divisions, raised on turned square supports 

and paw feet, 93cm w, 85cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 886. A fine Regency rosewood and 

brass inlaid sofa table, circa 1815, the 

rectangular top with twin brass stringing, the 

overhung top raised above a frieze tableau, 

enclosing two short drawers with anthemion 

brass inlay before egg and dart cast gilt 

ormolu borders, raised on four pillar turned 

support and four scroll swept brass strung 

supports, raised on acanthus brass paw feet 

and brass castors, 88cm w, 65cm deep, 

74cm h 

£600-£800 

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Lot 887. A mid-Victorian papier mache, 

mother of pearl and painted occasional 

table, circa 1860, the oval wavy top with 

floral painted and inlaid decoration on 

baluster ovoid support, spreading circular 

base on three paw feet, 68cm h 

£70-£100 

Lot 888. A George III oak and burr yew 

chest, circa 1775, the rectangular overhung 

planked top, raised above three short and 

two l graduated drawers with original brass 

handles and escutcheons raised on bracket 

feet, 92cm w, 51cm deep, 94cm h 

£250-£350 


Lot 889. A good George III mahogany 

floor standing corner cupboard circa 

1775, the pierced scroll swan neck, with floral 

knop terminals, raised above dentil moulding, 

two astragal glazed hinged doors enclosing 

three wavy blue ground painted shelf tiers, 

raised above two closed cupboard doors, 

opening to reveal single shelf tier, raised on 

bracket feet, 110cm w, 216cm h 

£600-£800 

Lot 890. A late Victorian oak two fold 

scene, circa 1890, the pierced fretwork 

surmount above oak and red velvet panels 

including monochrome photographic scenes 

of family groups and single sittings, 148cm h, 

115cm w extended 

£40-£60 

Lot 891. A late Victorian aesthetic 

ebonised and gilt wall mirror, circa 1885, 

in Japanesque style, crest surmount with 

painted bird, before spindle crest and oval 

framed mirror plate with canted spandrel 

mirror plaques 107cm x 158cm and another 

mirror (2) 

£50-£80 

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Lot 892. A Victorian gilt gesso console 

table with mirror, the arched rectangular 

mirror with trailing floral beaded border, above 

a serpentine marble top and pierced floral 

acanthus apron with central cabriole leg on 

scroll foot, 250cm h, 82cm w 

£150-£250 

Lot 893. A Viennese mahogany and brass 

inlaid lady’s writing stand and stool, circa 

1860, the hinged rectangular top opening to 

reveal a tooled leather full front, before vanity 

mirror and divisions for toilet jars, above a 

short narrow drawer, the hinged full front 

painted to centre, with mounted horsewomen 

and companion before large entrance gate, 

signed lower right A Wesseli, scroll brass inlay 

to outer border above a carved pierced stand 

with undertier on short scroll feet, together 

with matching dressing stool with upholstered 

seat, the stand 65cm w, 117cm h (2) 

£300-£400 

Lot 894. A mid-Victorian mahogany and 

red velvet upholstered settee, circa 1850, 

the crest back with twin carved eagles and 

scroll acanthus ornament with winged griffins, 

the button back and button upholstered arms 

before scroll swept supports and scrolled 

carved arm rests shaped carved and pierced 

apron, raised on monopodia carved hoof feet, 

117cm h, 194cm w 

£200-£300 

Lot 895. A late 19th century Dutch 

mahogany and satinwood inlaid display 

cabinet, the rectangular overhung top 

above a frieze drawer inlaid and ink lined 

with a scene of figures and a horse before a 

galloping deer, raised above ebony banding 

and two glazed hinged doors with ribbon tied 

husks and trophy inlay on harewood ground, 

enclosing three shelf tiers and flanking 

scrolling inlaid sides, raised on short sabot 

feet, 104cm wide, 151cm high, 49cm deep 

£300-£500 


linen press, circa 1775, the arched top with 

oval marquetry inlay above a frieze with inlay 

and cupboard backing shelf tiers, above two 

short and two long graduated cock beaded 

drawers, brass ring handles, raised on 

bracket feet, 230cm h, 123cm w 

£800-£1200 

Lot 897. A George III style serpentine 

mahogany and satin wood crossbanded 

serving table, the urn oval inlaid top and 

drawer with parquetry stringing, lion mask 

ring handles raised on square tapered 

supports and splayed feet, 87cm w, 77cm h 

£150-£250 

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Lot 898. A George IV mahogany square 

rectangular breakfast table, the hinged top 

raised over a central baluster support and four 

reeded splayed legs on brass caps and brass 

castors, 130cm w, 71cm h 

£200-£300 

Lot 899. A George IV mahogany sofa 

table, circa 1820,of rectangular outline, with 

end cock-beaded drawer, raised on square 

central bulbous support, four splayed legs, 

brass caps and castors, 83cm w, 71cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 900. An early 19th century mahogany 

narrow wardrobe cupboard, the plain 

straight rectangular cornice and hinged 

cupboard, fielded doors above two dummy 

and two l drawers with brass swan neck 

handles on short splayed feet, 91cm w, 

192cm h 

£300-£400 

Lot 900A. A Victorian mahogany slim 

wardrobe, oversailing cornice above a 

panelled single door 

£70-£100 


satin wood parquetry strung rectangular 

sideboard, with short cock beaded drawer, 

lion mask ring handle flanking deep drawers 

to either side, raised on cabriole legs and pad 

feet, 154cm w, 92cm h, 53cm deep 

£200-£300 


satin wood parquetry strung rectangular 

sideboard, with short cock beaded drawer, 

lion mask ring handle flanking deep drawers 

to either side, raised on cabriole legs and pad 


£200-£300 

Lot 903. A good set of eight George III 

mahogany and pierced splat back dining 

chairs, the rounded backs with floral 

marquetry and shell inlay raised on square 

tapered strung supports, cantered drop in 

seats, comprising one open armchair and 

eight matching dining chairs 

£300-£500 

Lot 904. A late Victorian green 

upholstered mahogany stool, circa 1860 

£30-£40 

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Lot 905. A mid-Victorian burr walnut 

and inlaid Davenport, circa 1860, with 

rectangular gilt brass gallery, above a 

satinwood inlaid top, opening to reveal a pull 

out frieze with green tooled leather hinged 

writing surface above a panelled quarter 

veneered front and bowed sides with right 

side hinged cupboard opening to reveal four 

satin birch ebony handled drawers on brass 

castors, 86cm h, 63cm w, 55cm deep 

£200-£300 

Lot 906. A good 18th century oak 

dresser, the over sailing cornice above three 

shelves, the base with four drawers and 

two cupboards, brass knob handles, reeded 

columns, stile feet 

£1500-£2000 

Lot 907. A pair of Louis XV style gilt 

wood tub chairs, carved backs, down 

swept arms with elbow rests, lobed and 

beaded legs, upholstered in cream and red 

silk 

£200-£300 


Lot 908. An 19th century mahogany and 

marble side table, the rectangular green 

marble top above a blind fret work frieze, 

conforming square chamfered legs, 75cm h, 

89cm w 

£800-£1200 

Lot 909. An 18th century style marble 

topped gilt wood side table, the 

rectangular Sienna marble top above a 

deep frieze, applied in relief with scrolling 

foliage, cabriole legs with scroll feet on block 

supports, painted in green, h lighted in gilt, 

80cm h, 92cm 

£2000-£3000 

Lot 910. A Louis XV style gilt wood and 

marble table, the rectangular marble top 

above a deep frieze, carved with masks 

and shells, the scrolling legs conforming, 

terminating with cloven hoof feet, x-stretcher 

centred with a knop finial, 75cm h, 72cm w 

£700-£1000 

Lot 911. A pair of George III oak stools, 

the oversailing rectangular top with peg 

joints, bracket legs, 45cm h, 51cm w 

£150-£200 

Lot 912. A pair of Regency ormolu 

brackets, cast and gilt with rosebuds, 

59cm in l 

£100-£150 


serpentine swing toilet mirror, circa 

1800, the oval mirror within boxwood strung 

frame, before serpentine front of three short 

drawers, two turned ivory knop handles on 

bracket feet, 37cm w 

£40-£60 

Lot 914. A George III satinwood and 

rosewood crossbanded swing dressing 

table mirror, circa 1790, the oval chequer 

strung mirror plate on scroll supports before 

serpentine front with three drawers, two with 

ivory knop handles, raised on bracket feet, 

47cm w 

£60-£100 


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Lot 915. A George III brass fretwork 

cut fireside fender, circa 1790, 110cm l, 

together with a George III style three-piece 

brass companion set with urn finial surmounts, 

together with a pair of fireside companion 

supports and stand (parcel lot) 

£60-£100 

Lot 916. A late George III rosewood and 

chequer strung oval swing toilet mirror, 

with ivory roundels, raised on splayed 

supports, 51cm h 

£30-£40 

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Lot 917. An interesting Regency 

ebonised and brass inlaid music stool, 

circa 1815, the swivel upholstered top raised 

above a frieze of arched ornament and lyre 

support on circular stepped base on bun 

feet, 51cm h 

£100-£200 

Lot 918. Two Regency style mahogany 

rectangular swing mirrors, on reeded 

supports, probably of recent manufacture, 

41cm w 

£40-£60 

Lot 919. A George V mahogany standing 

cheval mirror, the rectangular mirror 

plate on square tapered uprights with urn 

finials, raised on splayed supports and brass 

castors, 160cm h 

£30-£40 

Lot 920. A small George III mahogany 

serpentine sideboard, circa 1790, the 

wavy rectangular boxwood lined top above 

a l serpentine drawer and two short drawers 

either side with oval brass swing handles, 

raised on square tapered supports and 

spayed feet, 111cm w 

£400-£600 

Lot 921. A George III style mahogany 

side cupboard, the rectangular top above 

a cockbeaded drawer, brass knop handles 

above two cupboard doors with oval flame 

mahogany panels, raised on square tapered 

supports and spade feet, 74cm h, 51cm w 

£30-£40 

Lot 922. An early 19th century oak 

rustic stool, on three supports, 37cm h 

£30-£40 


bowed small cupboard, with two single 

short drawers, brass knop handles, above 

cupboard door, opening to reveal twin shelf 

tier on short splayed legs, 41cm wide, 

77cm h, together with a George III style 

mahogany bedside commode with hinged 

twin lid, opening to reveal washstand above 

two cupboard doors raised on square 

tapered legs, 38cm wide, 69cm h (2) 

£70-£100 

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Lot 924. A Regency mahogany swivel 

piano stool, circa 1815, the upholstered 

swivel satin top above frieze and four 

splayed legs with carved husk detail, 46cm h 

£40-£60 

Lot 925. A good of pair Regency 

mahogany and ebony strung bedside 

cupboards, circa 1820, the square ebony 

strung tops and hinged doors with flame 

mahogany oval ebony framed panels, 

enclosing single shelf tiers raised on short 

splayed feet, 73cm h, 43cm w (2) 

£100-£150 

Lot 926. A Persian rug, red ground, 

vibrantly stitched with floral design, within 

banded borders, 134cm w 

£40-£60 

Lot 927. A Persian rug, stylised ground 

with gulls and banded border, 123cm w 

£30-£40 


and satinwood crossbanded bow front, 

circa 1780, the overhung rectangular top 

raised above four long graduated drawers, 

harewood and ebony strung with octagonal 

brass and embossed handles, raised above 

shaped apron on splayed short legs, 

101cm w, 56cm deep, 87cm h 

£600-£800 


crossbanded serpentine chest, circa 

1770, the shaped rectangular top with oval 

flame mahogany centre before ebony and 

harewood strung banding, the overhung 

top raised above three long graduated 

cockbeaded drawers with swan neck gilt 

brass handles, the upper drawer enclosing 

a sliding well, green baize lined writing 

surface, the canted sides with marquetry 

floral trailing inlay terminating on bracket 


£800-£1200 


writing desk, circa 1770, the rectangular 

moulded top with tooled green and gilt 

leather insert, the overhung top raised above 

two short cockbeaded drawers and bank of 

three short drawers to either side of a central 

concave recess revealing three concave 

cockbeaded short drawers, with rocaille 

gilt brass swing swan neck handles, raised 

on ogee bracket feet, 122cm w, 76cm h, 

61cm deep 

£1000-£1500 

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Lot 931. A good George III mahogany and satinwood 

crossbanded large oval centre table, circa 1790, the figured 

top with ebony and boxwood stringing before crossbanded moulded 

border, hinged on a central ovoid reeded support on four out splayed 

square legs, ebony strung with brass square caps and gilt brass 

castors, 80cm h 

£1000-£2000 

Lot 932. A good George III mahogany and rosewood 

crossbanded serpentine bachelor’s chest, circa 1770, the 

mahogany veneered top with ebony and satinwood stringing 

centreing oval rosewood centre and flame mahogany panel, with 

brush slide, and four serpentine crossbanded and chequer strung 

drawers with brass oval wreath rope twist handles flanking satinwood 

reeded canted sides, raised on short splayed feet, 105cm w, 

84cm h, 63cm deep 

£1000-£1500 

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Lot 933. A George III satinwood and rosewood crossbanded 

demi lune occasional table, circa 1780, the overhung satinwood 

strung top above a frieze panel painted in Chinoiserie style before 

ebony border, and flanking ribbon tied floral sprigs, raised on square 

tapered supports with trailing ebonised and stained harewood foliage, 

with concave undertier, and tied central spray, 127cm w, 83cm h, 

54cm deep 

£300-£500 

Lot 934. A George III mahogany and satinwood marquetry 

inlaid oval occasional table, circa 1775, the oval top with centre 

mahogany oval panel before rosewood crossbanding and flanking 

crossbanded rim inset with ribbon tied marquetry and scrolling 

acanthus ornament, the frieze similarly inlaid with Neo-Classical urn 

detail, crossbanded end bowed drawer with ivory escutcheon raised 

on square tapered ebony strung supports on splayed feet, 67cm w, 

72cm h 

£700-£900 

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Lot 935. A good pair of George III 

mahogany and upholstered armchairs, 

the upholstered needlework shield backs 

and padded arms before reeded swept 

supports terminating in scroll volutes, the w 

serpentine seats raised on cabriole carved 

acanthus reeded supports, splayed back 

legs, bearing label M Harris and Sons, 

44-52 New Oxford Street, London, WG1 (2) 

£700-£1000 

Lot 936. A good pair of George III 

mahogany and upholstered open 

armchairs, circa 1790, the cartouche 

padded upholstered backs with scroll 

acanthus surmount, the reeded oval frame 

and padded arms with scroll acanthus 

terminals on swept supports and padded 

upholstered seats with carved apron, carved 

trailing foliate detail raised on cabriole 

acanthus shouldered carved supports and 

scroll terminals, 69cm w (2) 

£1000-£1500 

Lot 937. A small George III satinwood 

and rosewood crossbanded and strung 

octagonal tea table, circa 1785, raised on 

a wrythen turned support, on three i-splayed 

swept supports and spade feet, 42cm w, 

72.5cm h 

£300-£500 

Lot 938. A George III Chippendale period 

mahogany birdcage action tea table, 

circa 1775, the shaped circular pie crust 

top, raised on a bird cage action tilt support, 

on central reeded turned support, above 

guilloche carving, on three acanthus carved 

cabriole supports and ball and claw feet, 

70cm h, 68cm d, bearing label for Norman 

Adam, Knightsbridge 

£400-£600 

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Lot 939. A George III satinwood and 

rosewood crossbanded kettle stand, 

circa 1785, of square outline, ebony and 

kingwood strung, with raised gallery before 

short slide out stand, ivory knop finial, above 

banded satinwood frieze, raised on amboyna 

and satinwood square strung supports and 

spade feet 

£150-£200 

Lot 940. A 17th century Charles I jointed 

oak stool, the rectangular moulded top 

above a carved frieze, raised on turned block 

reeded supports, with adjoining stretchers 

on block feet, 48cm w, 53cm h 

£150-£250 

Lot 941. A 17th century jointed oak 

stool, the rectangular moulded top with 

apron frieze, raised on block turned incised 

ring supports with adjoining stretchers, 


£150-£200 

Lot 942. A good nest of four George III 

mahogany, satinwood and ebony 

banded tables, circa 1815, of rounded 

rectangular outline, with moulded gallery, 

raised on turned fluted supports, concave 

stretchers, on swept strung splayed 

supports, on ebonised ovoid feet, 57cm w, 

72cm h 

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Lot 943. A George III Chippendale 

period tea table, circa 1760, the wavy 

rectangular top with carved pierced and 

spindle gallery, the tilt top on a triple pillared 

floral and reeded centre section with scaly 

pillar terminals, on three scroll stiff acanthus 

supports, and triform base, on acanthus 

cabriole legs and claw and ball feet on 


£4000-£6000 

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wine table, the dished circular top on 

turned ovoid reeded support on three 

cabriole supports and pad feet, 29cm d, 

53cm h, and another similar (2) 

£40-£60 

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jardinière stand, circa 1790, the 

rectangular cartouche shaped moulded top 

on a turned baluster support, raised on three 

cabriole legs and pad feet, 87cm h 

£70-£100 

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Lot 946. A good George III nest of four 

satinwood and crossbanded tables, circa 

1810, of rectangular outline, with moulded 

detail, ebony and boxwood strung, raised 

on slender turned pillar supports on block 

bases and on short splayed strung feet with 

adjoining concave stretcher, 49cm w (4) 

£600-£800 

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crossbanded ‘butterfly’ Pembroke 

table, circa 1790, the overhung rectangular 

ebony and satinwood strung top, above a 

cockbeaded end drawer, crossbanded and 

strung with laurel wreath gilt brass handles, 

raised on reeded square supports, gilt 

brass caps and brass castors, 71cm length, 

71cm h 

£400-£600 

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Lot 948. A George III mahogany camel 

back leather upholstered tub armchair, 

circa 1785, gilt brass beaded back and 

arms with padded leather serpentine seat, 

on mahogany reeded slender cabriole legs, 

67cm w 

£400-£600 

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Lot 949. A George IV mahogany lady’s 

work table, circa 1810, the rounded 

rectangular top above a short cockbeaded 

drawer, above a deep domed work drawer, 

turned knop handles raised on turned ring 

baluster supports, concave undertier, raised 

on brass caps and castors, 57cm w, 76cm h 

£500-£700 

Lot 950. A Victorian elm stool, circa 

1860, on ring baluster supports with 

adjoining stretcher, 55cm h 

£30-£40 



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and rosewood crossbanded card table, 

circa 1790, the rounded rectangular inverted 

top with satinwood frieze, and burr yew 

tableau ornament, raised on turned ring 

incised supports and sabot feet, 92cm w, 

75cm h 

£600-£800 

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Lot 952. A Victorian oval oak Sutherland 

table, the rounded rectangular top with 

twin gate action, raised on spindle turned 

ring supports, adjoining stretcher, on 

compressed bun feet, brass caps and 


£70-£100

Lot 954. A George III mahogany stool, 

circa 1785, of Hepplewhite outline, the 

damask serpentine cover raised on cabriole 

carved legs and scroll feet, 62cm w 

£400-£600 

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and crossbanded small work table, 

circa 1790, the rectangular wavy top with 

parquetry lined stringing, above brush slide 

and dummy drawer, before end drawer 

with divisions, cockbeaded with drop ring 

handles, opposing a dummy drawer, raised 

on slender cabriole legs, 56cm w, 71cm h 

£700-£1000 

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Lot 956. A small George III mahogany 

table cabinet, circa 1785, the rounded 

rectangular top above a crossbanded and 

cockbeaded drawer, raised on square 

tapered supports, 45cm w, 43cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 957. A late George II mahogany 

stool, of rectangular outline with hinged 

brass mounted cover, on turned supports 

and undertier raised on short cabriole legs 

and pad feet, 42cm w, 42cm h 

£50-£80 

Lot 953. A good set of nine 

George III mahogany and 

upholstered dining chairs, 

circa 1785, the oval reeded backs 

with pierced swagged husk splat, 

scrolling ornament, the damask 

upholstered bowed seats raised on 

square tapered supports and splayed 

feet with adjoining stretchers (9) 

£2000-£3000 

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958 

Lot 958. A Victorian upholstered open 

armchair, circa 1870, on short ring turned 

front supports, brass caps and castors, 

72cm w 

£70-£100

959 

Lot 959. A William IV mahogany and 

floral upholstered tub armchair, circa 

1830, the button arched back and bowed 

seat raised on square turned supports with 

lappet carved detail, on brass caps and 

castors, 60cm w 

£80-£100 


and rosewood crossbanded secretaire 

bookcase, circa 1790, arched domed 

pediment with carved stiff floral border, 

raised above two arched astragal glazed 

doors, opening to reveal three satinwood 

lined shelf tiers, above a secretaire drawer 

hinged and opening to reveal blue gilt tooled 

writing surface before drawers and pigeon 

hole divisions above three long graduated 

rosewood crossbanded and strung drawers, 

with ivory escutcheons and chased white 

metal swagged handled back plates with 

oval ring handles, raised shaped apron 

on short splayed strung legs, 110cm w, 


£4000-£6000 

Lot 961. A Victorian mahogany bedside 

cupboard, circa 1870, the galleried square 

top raised above a fielded rectangular door, 

single shelf tier on plinth base, 82cm h, 

38cm w 

£40-£60 

Lot 962. A good George IV mahogany 

sarcophagus shaped cellaret, circa 

1820, the caddy hinged top opening to 

reveal a vacant interior above a tapered front 

raised on plinth base, 73cm w, 48cm h, 

47cm deep 

£400-£600 



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962

963 

Lot 963. A George IV mahogany bedside cupboard, circa 1820, the square, moulded top 

with overhung rim above a short frieze cockbeaded drawer above a cupboard panelled door, 

opening to reveal a shelf tier on plinth base, 45cm h, 90cm w, 43cm deep 

£50-£80 

Lot 964. A good late George III narrow mahogany and satinwood lined secretaire 

bookcase, circa 1810, the moulded rectangular concave frieze above arched tendril carving, 

above two astragal glazed hinged doors, opening to reveal three shelf tiers, raised above four 

short drawers with turned brass knop handles, above a long drawer with divisions and slide 

out tooled green and gilt leather satinwood lined writing surface, an inverted centre cupboard 

door enclosing shelf tier flanking two cupboard doors enclosing shelf tiers, raised on square 

tapered satinwood lined supports and spade feet, 94cm w, 214cm h, 46cm deep 

£1000-£1500 

Lot 965. A Regency mahogany and crossbanded cupboard, circa 1810, the square 

rectangular top above a canted moulded front opening to reveal a single shelf tier, raised on 

plinth base, 41cm w, 89cm h 

£50-£80 

Lot 966. A George III flame mahogany linen press, circa 1785, the moulded frieze with 

dentil cornice, above two oval moulded panelled cupboard doors, opening to reveal five 

slide out trays, above two short and two long cockbeaded drawers, circular brass embossed 

handles, raised on splayed feet, 206cm h, 123cm w, 58cm deep 

£700-£900 

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967 

Lot 967. A George III mahogany bachelor 

chest, circa 1785, the moulded rectangular 

top raised above a brush slide with green 

velvet lined insert, above two short and three 

long graduated cockbeaded drawers, brass 

swan neck swing handles, raised on ogee 

bracket feet, 87cm w, 86cm h, 45cm deep 

£300-£500 

968 

Lot 968. A George III mahogany ebony 

and satinwood strung waterfall open 

bookcase, circa 1790, with three shelf 

tiers, with base drawer with ring swing 

handles, terminating on short splayed feet, 

71cm w, 128cm h 

£400-£600 

969 

Lot 969. code 946 A George III 

mahogany serpentine card table, circa 

1775, in Hepplewhite style, the wavy 

serpentine top with carved rim border, 

above a carved acanthus centre to frieze 

and grooved and reeded ornament, raised 

on husk tied slender cabriole legs, the 

hinged top revealing velvet lined green baize 

interior, and concertina action to base, 

89cm w, 74cm h, 44cm deep 

£700-£1000 

970 

Lot 970. A George III mahogany small 

cupboard, circa 1780, the rectangular 

top above a panelled hinged door opening 

to reveal shelf tier, raised on bracket feet, 


£100-£150 

971 


Lot 971. A George IV rosewood and 

brass inlaid Canterbury, circa 1810, of 

concave four division outline, on faceted 

and ring turned block supports with single 

drawer, cast brass handles, on brass caps 

and castors, 48cm h, 54cm w 

£200-£300 

Lot 972. A Victorian mahogany turned 

cylindrical cupboard, circa 1880, of 

rounded outline, the door with turned knop 

handle, opening to reveal two shelf tiers, 

71cm h, 27cm d 

£70-£100 

Lot 973. A George III style narrow 

mahogany and satinwood lined open 

bookcase, the arched top with five tiers 

raised on short splayed feet, 39cm w, 

116cm h 

£100-£150 

Lot 974. 3 An early 20th century four 

fold mahogany and velvet upholstered 

bedroom dressing screen, circa 1910, 

155cm w extended, 138cm h 

£30-£40 

975 

Lot 975. A fine William IV rosewood 

rectangular occasional table, circa 1830, 

the inverted and crossbanded top raised 

above a pierced frieze on hexagonal turned 

fluted supports and dished lobed circular 

base, on three out-splayed scroll feet, 45cm 

w, 73cm h 

£200-£300 


978 

Lot 976. An early Victorian rosewood 

standing cupboard, circa 1840, the 

rectangular overhung top above plain frieze 

and two rounded fielded cupboard doors, 

enclosing two shelf tiers, raised on plinth 

base, 82cm w, 97cm h, 41cm deep 

£100-£150 

Lot 977. A fine early George III 

mahogany serpentine bachelor chest, 

circa 1765, the shaped rectangular and 

canted top raised above a brush slide and 

four graduated cockbeaded serpentine 

drawers with brass swing rococo handles, 

flanking reeded volute scroll canted sides, 

raised on ogee bracket feet, 86cm w, 


£3000-£5000 

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977 


and upholstered button back salon 

chair, circa 1840, the shaped red floral 

upholstered back with padded arms and 

bowed seat, raised on turned ring supports, 

brass caps and ceramic castors, 53cm w 

£80-£120 

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octagonal kettle stand, the galleried 

moulded top raised on fluted and wrythen 

turned support, on carved acanthus cabriole 

legs and pad feet, 33cm w, 63cm h 

£150-£200 

Lot 980. A good nest of four George III 

mahogany and satinwood crossbanded 

tables, the rectangular moulded tops with 

ebony and boxwood stringing, raised on 

slender turned tapered supports, concave 

understretcher, raised on short inswept 

splayed strung supports, 49cm w, 76cm h 

£600-£800 

Lot 981. An 18th century French oak 

armoire, two triple-panelled doors on block 

feet, 147cm w x 205cm h x 68cm deep 

£400-£600 

Lot 982. A fine Chinese silk rug, in 

Persian style, with blue arched fielded 

centre ground and salmon border, of recent 

manufacture, 135cm w 

£600-£800 

Lot 983. A fine Chinese silk salmon 

bordered rug, with floral ornament with 

Persian blue ground compartmental centre, 

of recent manufacture, 131cm w 

£600-£800 

986 

Lot 984. A good pair of early 18th 

century gilt gesso side tables, the 

rectangular overhung tops with scroll 

acanthus mouldings before embossed 

scroll acanthus and arabesque detail above 

similarly detailed frieze, all with gesso 

fontenay ground, raised on straight cabriole 

legs, acanthus trailing floral mouldings, 

raised on square pad feet, traces of gilding, 

86cm w, 51cm d, 74cm h 

£5000-£7000 


Lot 985. A George III oak dresser, 

the over-sailing stepped cornice above a 

pierced frieze, three plate racks above an 

over-sailing top with moulded edge, three 

drawers over two, pot board to base, turned 

supports, brass swing handles and batwing 

escutcheons, 180cm wide 

£1000-£1500 

Lot 986. A set of eight George III 

Sheraton style mahogany and 

upholstered dining chairs, 19th century, 

the oval shield backs, with central Prince 

of Wales Fleur De Lys ribbon tied splats, 

upholstered drop in seats on square tapered 

supports and splayed feet, comprising two 

armchairs and six dining chairs (8) 

£400-£600 


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