Fine Summer Antiques Auction - Wright Manley

Fine Summer
Antiques Auction
Thursday 28th June 2012
at 10.30am

RESULTS FROM OUR RECENT FINE ART AUCTION
Lot 247 - AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY
FRENCH SILVER GILT SNUFF BOX
sold for £1,800
Lot 415 - A GARNITURE OF THREE ALCOCK
PORCELANEOUS CHEMISTS JARS AND COVERS
sold for £1,900
Lot 473 - A GOLDSCHIDER
AUSTRIAN HAND PAINTED
FIGURE OF A MAIDEN
WEARING A FLOWING GOWN
sold for £920
Lot 113 - AN 18CT GOLD
HUNTER POCKET WATCH
sold for £1,200
Lot 523 - AN 18TH CENTURY
MAHOGANY STAVED
TANKARD sold for £1,600
Lot 944 - A FRENCH MAHOGANY WHITE
MARBLE AND GILT METAL CREDENZA
sold for £1,800
Lot 29 - A DIAMOND AND CORAL
RING FIRST HALF TWENTIETH
CENTURY sold for £1,300
Lot 700 - ARTHUR DELANEY
“ST.GEORGES, STOCKPORT”
sold for £6,200
Lot 744 - A GEORGE IV
MAHOGANY AND BRASS
INLAID TWIN FUSEE BRACKET
CLOCK sold for £980
Wright Manley Fine Art Auctions have live bidding which allows you to take part
from the comfort of your home. Our recent sale had live bidding from Australia,
Russia, Canada and all over the United Kingdom.
Our next Fine Art Sale will be in September 2012
Please contact:
Bill Witter or Lillian Rogerson at Wright Manley on
01829 262151 or email billwitter@wrightmanley.co.uk

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FINE SUMMER
ANTIQUES AUCTION
Thursday 28th June 2012
at 10.30am
Viewing
Sunday 24th June 10am - 4pm
Monday 25th June 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 26th June 10am - 4pm
Morning of Sale from 8.30am
Order of Sale
Over 800 Lots, including the contents of
a Gentleman’s country estate, Cheshire
Jewellery, Watches & Coins 1 - 127
Silver & Plate 130 - 248
Metal Ware 249 - 274
Glassware 280 - 287
Beswick 290 - 293
Ceramics 295 - 367
Oriental 385 - 419
Collectors 420 - 490
Books 495 - 506
Prints 511 - 563
Watercolours 565 - 591
Oil paintings 595 - 625
Barometers 630 - 634
Mantel Clocks 636 - 649
Wall Clocks 650 - 659
Longcase Clocks 660 - 664
Oak Furniture 666 - 739
English Furniture 740 - 842
Garden 850 - 853
Carpets 860 - 861
Entry by Catalogue
Purchase and Delivery
Please ensure that your bids are left with reception as early as possible
and at least one hour before the sale. Telephone lines must be booked
no later than 2pm day prior to sale; otherwise we can not
guarantee a line.
All items to be paid and cleared by 12 noon Saturday 30th June 2012.
The lots in this sale are of some age and buyers are advised to satisfy
themselves of the condition of each lot before bidding.
The-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional
3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price.
Lot 443
FORTHCOMING
ANTIQUE & GENERAL SALE
Thursday 5th July 2012
Viewing Wednesday 4th July 2012
Front Cover: Lot 561
Back Cover: Lot 562
Catalogues £6 (£7 by post)
This sale is subject to the conditions of
business on display in the saleroom
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Beeston Castle Salerooms
Tarporley, Cheshire,
CW6 9NZ
Tel: 01829 262150
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Jewellery, Watches & Coins
1. A PAIR OF CABOCHON GARNET AND DIAMOND
DRESS STUDS CIRCA 1870, fitted case. Also a 9ct gold
cigar cutter, Chester 1898 with detached front section.
(2). £70 - 90
2. A PAIR OF CUT STEEL SHOE BUCKLES CIRCA
1800. Belt fittings added later. £20 - 40
3. BLOODSTONE FOB SEAL LATE NINETEENTH
CENTURY. Lower section decoratively engraved with a
wire and bead design above. £70 - 90
Lot 4
4. A MODERN SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING
coronet set brilliant cut diamond ring, large finger size
(stretched). See illustration. £250 - 450
5. A FOB SEAL CIRCA 1860 of a lion rampant with
flag, hardstone absent. £120 - 170
Lot 6
6. A DIAMOND AND GEM SET CLUSTER RING
CIRCA 1910. Centre vacant and with border of thirteen
uniform smaller peg set diamonds. Low profile gallery
and carved shoulders, also a half pearl swallow bar
brooch of similar date. (2). See illustration. £300 - 500
7. CONTEMPORARY DISC NECKLACE BY LINKS OF
LONDON comprising a Brazilian link chain with discs.
Central section of different metal, 65gms. Fitted case by
Links of London. £120 - 170
8. A 9CT GOLD MANUAL WIND LADIES
WRISTWATCH IMPORTED LONDON 1924. White
enamel dial with red and black Roman numerals also
dotted quartered hours. Blue steel hour and minute
hands. Jewelled nickel movement, 24mm. Flexible
bracelet. £70 - 90
9. AN OVAL AMETHYST BROOCH CIRCA 1880.
Central amethyst measuring 17 x 13 x 8mm with a plain
and beaded border. Base metal pin. Width 17mm.
£40 - 60
10. 15CT GOLD SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND BAR
BROOCH CHESTER 1899. Decorative foliate bead,
rope and star set design (centre damaged). Width 4cm.
£50 - 70
11. A HALF PEARL BAR BROOCH CIRCA 1920 central
heart motif with peg set pearls applied to a knife edge
bar, width 4cm. Also a modern malachite pendant and
chain, 3gms gross. £50 - 70
12. TWO “COIN” RINGS, 9gms gross. 9ct gold signet
ring London 1973, 4gms. A small 9ct gold and cultured
pearl ring, 2gms gross. A larger three stone diamond
and cultured pearl ring, 3gms gross. Three 9ct gold
wedding rings and a single stone ring mount, 13 grams
(4). A three stone diamond ring circa 1955, three gem
set rings and a marquesite double clip brooch. (9).
£100 - 150
13. STAINLESS STEEL AND BASE METAL MOVADO
ERMETO CIRCA 1930 silvered dial with decorative
baton and Arabic numerals, quartered dials and
subsidiary seconds, dial at 3 o’clock, reverse number
1251591. Case with sliding action with outside covered
in leather on one side. £40 - 60
Lot 14
14. A GEORGE V SOVEREIGN (1907) PENDANT ON
CHAIN CIRCA 1980. The sovereign set in a geometric
push fit mount with Birmingham assay and attached to a
flat curb link necklace of similar date 17gms grams. See
illustration. £200 - 300
15. A DECORATIVE BANDED AGATE LADIES
SIGNET RING CIRCA 1880. Quatrefoil stone engraved
with a monogram of the same initials at four points of
the compass. 8gms gross. £60 - 80
16. A ROSE COLOURED FLAT CURB LINK NECKLET
CIRCA 1975. Clasp with section on either side of
different period and one hallmarked London 1976.
20gms. £180 - 250
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17. A BRACELET CIRCA 1980. Plain and decorative
geometric design 29gms. See illustration. £600 - 800
18. A NARROW BRACELET OF PLAIN AND
DECORATIVE GEOMETRIC DESIGN. 23gms.
£450 - 650
19. AN 18CT GOLD ONYX AND HALF PEARL
MOURNING BROOCH CIRCA 1890. Central star motif
set with half pearls and applied to onyx with a plain
twisted and reeded border. Reverse engraved “Helen
Middleton Died 21st October, 1890 aged 76”, centre of
reverse with a large oval aperture set with locks of hair
under glass. £100 - 150
Lot 20
20. A DECORATIVE TWO COLOURED BRACELET
CIRCA 1980. Articulated plain and damansceend style
design. 28gms. See illustration. £550 - 750
21. A 9CT GOLD GATE LINK BRACELET with
decorative heart design. 16gms. £150 - 200
22. TWO 22CT GOLD “D” PROFILE WEDDING
RINGS. 6gms together. £150 - 200
23. TWO MANUAL WIND 9CT GOLD LADY’S
WRISTWATCHES. One Centaur De Luxe, Edinburgh
1958 and with a plated flexible bracelet. The other
Rotary London 1975 and with oval dial and associated
9ct gold flexible bracelet, 11 gms net. (2). £100 - 150
24. 9CT GOLD GENTLEMAN’S SIGNET RING
BIRMINGHAM 1953 with monogram. Shank worn and
sawn, 3 gms. A 9ct gold and onyx gentleman’s signet
ring London 1976, 5gs gross. And another of similar
design, not hallmarked. 8gms gross. (3). £150 - 200
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25. A HERRINGBONE NECKLACE CIRCA 1985.
32gms. See illustration. £600 - 800
26. A STYLIZED ENTWINED HORSE SHOE DESIGN
BROOCH and claw set with a small eight-cut diamond,
6gms gross. Also a decorative two coloured flower head
brooch with central cultured pearl, 5gms gross. (2).
£150 - 200
27. NECKLACES OF VARIOUS DESIGNS, three with
pendants, 17gms gross. “D” Wedding ring, 3gms. A
pair of 9ct gold oval shell cameo earrings, 2gms gross
and a pair of decorative 9ct gold and cultured pearl
openwork earrings, 3gms gross. £70 - 90
28. A COLLECTION OF SILHOUETTE JEWELLERY
FIRST HALF TWENTIETH CENTURY. Each with
silhouttes of a promenading Edwardian lady and
gentleman and also a lady feeding a swan. Comprising
a larger square brooch, two bracelets of different styles,
two circular clips and two pairs of earrings. (6). £80 - 150
29. AN EVEN ROW CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE,
sixty fine quality pearls 6½ - 7mm, good lustre with an
18ct swirl design ball clasp, supplied by Boodle and
Dunthorne in a fitted case. £400 - 600
Lot 30
30. A THREE STONE DIAMOND 18CT RING, brilliant
cut diamonds approx 0.08cts each. See illustration.
£200 - 250
31. A SINGLE STONE ILLUSION SET DIAMOND
RING, set in 18ct gold and platinum. £40 - 60
32. A PALE OVAL AMETHYST AND 9CT YELLOW
GOLD DRESS RING, stone approx 4.5cts. £40 - 60
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33. A KITE SHAPED RED STONE AND SEED PEARL
9ct gold pendant on a 20” long 9ct gold chain with
trigger fastener, gross weight approx 6.7 grams.
£60 - 70
34. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING in 18ct
yellow gold, old cut stones, shank Chester hallmarked
1901, also a three stone crossover old cut diamond
ring in 18ct and platinum, one small diamond on each
shoulder. £140 - 180
35. AN OVAL 9CT CAMEO BROOCH with a safety
chain. £50 - 80
36. A DIAMOND AND 15CT YELLOW GOLD BAR
BROOCH, small old cut stone centrally mounted, gross
weight 3 grams. £60 - 80
37. A CULTURED PEARL AND UNHALLMARKED
GOLD SWIRL DESIGN BROOCH central pearl approx
6½mm diameter, two other approx 5mm, also a single
stone pearl 7mm and 9ct gold ring, a pair of 6½mm
pearl and 9ct gold earrings, screw fittings and a single
pearl pendant approx 7mm diameter. £80 - 120
38. A THREE STONE DIAMOND AND 18CT GOLD
RING, old cut stones approx 0.20cts in total, a white
stone small cluster ring in 18ct gold, also a garnet and
9ct gold cluster ring and a white stone and 9ct gold full
eternity ring (4). £60 - 80
39. A MODERN SMALL SWIVEL SEAL set with
cabochon, almandine garnet bloodstone and carnelian,
on a 9ct gold belcher link bracelet, gross weight
6 grams. £50 - 70
40. A DIAMOND AND 9CT GOLD MALTESE CROSS
forty small stones on an 18” fine 9ct gold snake chain,
gross weight 3.5 grams. £60 - 80
41. A GRADUATED CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE
approx 18” long pearls from 3.5mm-7mm with a white
metal boat shaped clasp. £60 - 80
42. A MALACHITE EGG. 2½” x 1¾”. £20 - 30
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43. A FINE EIGHT POINTED STAR BROOCH CIRCA
1860. Central old cut stone estimated to weigh 0.60cts.
The balance of fifty seven stones estimated to weigh
3cts in total. Width 40mm. See illustration. £2000 - 3000
Lot 44
44. A 9CT YELLOW GOLD RAF WINGS BROOCH set
with red and blue enamel and with ten small rose cut
diamonds, approx weight 4.00 grams. See illustration.
£160 - 220
45. AN AQUAMARINE AND SEED PEARL BAR
BROOCH in 9ct yellow gold, central aquamarine in
scalloped central mount. £40 - 60
46. A GREEN THREE STONE AND FOUR ROSE
CUT DIAMONDS, 9ct bar brooch centre stone approx
5mmx4.5mm outside stones approx 4mmx3mm two
small diamonds set in a leaf mount each side, stone
tested as emeralds. £170 - 200
47. A GREEN STONE AND DIAMOND DROP
PENDANT set in 15ct yellow gold, four square stones
diagonally set with eight small rose cut diamonds set in
leaf pattern, on a fine 18” chain. £80 - 100
48. AN OVAL HAND PAINTED MINIATURE BROOCH
with a white metal rope twist mount and safety chain.
£30 - 40
49. A SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING, old cut stone
approx 0.30cts, set in 9ct yellow gold. £180 - 220
50. A CIRCULAR CAMEO BROOCH CIRCA 1910 and
a quantity of costume jewellery. £50 - 70
51. A FIVE STONE DIAMOND RING CIRCA 1950.
Narrow design set with three claw set graduated eightcut
diamond stones. £70 - 90
52. THREE BROOCHES AND A PENDANT. Including
an oval butterfly wing brooch depicting a Kingfisher
and a large oval malachite pendant, both late
twentieth nineteenth century, also a large oval modern
Wedgwood brooch and a modern polished irregular
aventurine quartz brooch. (4). £40 - 60
53. A 9CT GOLD, SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING
CIRCA 1980. Three graduated claw set oval sapphires
interspersed with pairs of small eight-cut diamonds.
Gallery of shallow carved half hoop design. Birmingham
assay (date letter removed by sizing repair). £120 - 170
54. A GRADUATED JADEITE BEAD NECKLACE
CIRCA 1930. The stones 8 to 5mm. £70 - 90
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55. A SINGLE STONE GARNET RING, central stone of
later date and a circular silver and carnelian swivel seal
Birmingham 1881 attached to a silver albert watch chain
of similar period. (2). £40 - 60
56. A LARGE SILVER AND OVAL CITRINE BROOCH
CIRCA 1890, a decorative silver mounted nineteenth
century tiger’s claw brooch, a base metal, turquoise
and enamelled Austro Hungarian revivalist brooch circa
1860. A blue glass brooch and a blue spinal bar brooch
circa 1950. (5). £50 - 70
57. A GILT BASE METAL BRACELET CIRCA 1830.
£70 - 90
58. A LATE 19TH CENTURY 9CT GOLD TELESCOPIC
PENCIL with foiled seal. £30 - 40
Lot 59
59. AN OVAL DIAMOND AND TURQUOISE BROOCH
CIRCA 1880. Larger central claw set cabochon
turquoise mounted within a scrolled border of small
graduated old cut stones (total estimated weight 2cts)
interspersed with four oval claw set turquoise. Brooch
fitting detachable. See illustration. £500 - 700
60. A PAIR OF MODERN CABOCHON JADEITE
EARRINGS and a pair of bouton bead lapis lazuli
earrings, both with screw fittings. Also a quantity
of costume jewellery including a pair of coral drop
earrings, green paste jewellery, studs and other items.
(qty). £70 - 90
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61. A CIRCULAR DIAMOND CLUSTER BROOCH
CIRCA 1900. Central old cut stone mounted within a
graduated two tier border (total estimated weight of
stones 1.60cts). The cluster mounted within a plain,
Grecian key and beaded border. Width 3.7cms. See
illustration. £500 - 700
Lot 62
62. A PERIDOT AND HALF-PEARL BROOCH
PENDANT CIRCA 1910. Central collet set circular cut
peridot mounted within a symetrical border of halfpearls
mounted in a stylised lyre and scrolled design.
Detachable loop. Width 3cms. Fitted case by C.J
Gowland, Sunderland. Also a small oval link necklet of
similar period. (2). See illustration. £300 - 500
Lot 63
63. A GOOD EXAMPLE OF A LADY’S HUNTER
POCKET WATCH CIRCA 1890. White enamelled dial
with black Roman numerals and quartered hours. Blue
steel hour and minute hands. Keywound three quarter
plate, jewelled, cylinder movement numbered 76669
and inscribed. “Reid and Son’s Newcastle Upon Tyne.
By appointment to the Queen and Prince of Wales”,
width 28mm. Decoratively engraved case. Aperture
on front of case with a pink guilloche enamel chapter
and blue enamelled Roman numerals. See illustration.
£300 - 500
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64. A SWISS OPEN FACED LADY’S FOB WATCH
CIRCA 1910. White enamelled dial with decorative
outer border and red Roman numerals. Blue steel
hour and minute hands. Gilt and nickel barred
cylinder movement, width 28mm. Reverse of case with
decorative design. Reeded brass winder. Attached
to a two coloured watch fob of ribbon design and
with a large faceted pendeloque gemstone attached.
£200 - 400
65. A LADY’S HUNTER ELGIN FOB WATCH CIRCA
1915. White enamelled dial with black Roman
numerals and quartered hours.. Subsidiary seconds
dial at six o’clock, minute hand missing. Gilt and nickel
cylinder movement stamped Elgin National Watch Co
U.S.A. width 28mm. Case of plain design and with a
gothic script monogram engraved on the front cover.
£200 - 400
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66. A DIAMOND CLUSTER RING LONDON 1883.
Larger central claw set old cut stone estimated to weigh
0.20ct and mounted with a border of six smaller old cut
diamonds each of similar size (total estimated weight).
Decorative shoulders. See illustration. £300 - 500
Lot 67
67. A THREE STONE RUBY AND DIAMOND RING
CIRCA 1880. Central claw set cushion cut ruby with a
single old cut diamond on one side estimated to weigh
0.30ct and a modern brilliant cut stone estimated to
weigh 0.25ct on the other. The stones with pairs of rose
cut diamonds between. Carved half hoop shank. See
illustration. £300 - 600
68. A SILVER CLAN BROOCH EDINBURGH 1932 and
a circular silver and lavender guilloche enamel portrait
brooch. £40 - 60
Lot 69
69. A DIAMOND, PEARL AND CULTURED PEARL
BASS CLEF BROOCH. Centre of design set with
graduated rose cut diamonds with an outer border of
graduated peg pearls. Length 2.3cms. See illustration.
£300 - 500
70. A SMALL SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND CRESCENT
BROOCH LAST QUARTER NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Crescent of shallow design and set with graduated and
interspersed sapphires and diamonds with a diamond
set star above. Width 4cms. £300 - 400
Lot 71
71. A DIAMOND AND ENAMEL PHEASANT BAR
BROOCH CIRCA 1920. Central pheasant of earlier date
and with an old cut diamond set body and polychrome
enamel head. Applied to a bar brooch. See illustration.
£200 - 400
72. A SILVER OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH
T.R. RUSSELL LIVERPOOL LONDON 1889. White
enamel dial with black Roman numerals and quartered
hours. Subsidiary seconds dial at six o’clock. Blue steel
hour and minute hands. Keyless gilt three quarter plate
lever movement numbered 47240. Reverse engraved
with monogram in Gothic script. A graduated silver
Albert watch chain, length 18cms. 154grams gross. (2).
£100 - 150
73. A LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY MUFF CHAIN.
Length 74cms. 26grams. £300 - 500
74. AN OVAL CABOCHON GARNET PENDANT
CIRCA 1870. DECORATIVE BORDER. Length 3.6mm.
£100 - 150
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75. A RUBY AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING CIRCA
1925. Central hexagonal cut ruby set within a border of
graduated eight-cut diamonds. Diamond shoulders. See
illustration. £450 - 650
76. A STYLISH 18CT GOLD AND DIAMOND RING
LONDON 1977. Bold stylised torque and ribbon
design with plain and satin finish also two line of small
uniform eight-cut diamonds. 9grams gross. £250 - 450
Lot 77
77. AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING CIRCA
1955. Central circular cut emerald claw set within a
marquise border of graduated old cut diamonds (total
estimated weight .55ct). See illustration. £450 - 650
Lot 78
78. A FINE ENAMEL, DIAMOND AND HALF PEARL
BROOCH CIRCA 1860. Central light blue enamel
dome with a pearl and diamond cluster and mounted
within a large and decorative vine leaf tear drop
surround. Length 4.5cms. See illustration. £600 - 800
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79. A 9CT GOLD LADY’S ROAMER MANUAL WIND
WRISTWATCH. London 1970. Engraved on reverse.
With original presentation box. 15grams nett. £70 - 90
Lot 81
81. A NINE CARAT YELLOW GOLD FOB CHAIN
round curb links each stamped “375” also T piece and
circular pink agate ball fob. Gross total weight 52gms.
See illustration. £500 - 800
82. SILVER ROUND CURB FOB CHAIN AND T PIECE
with trigger fastener approx 35 gms and white metal
double fob chain and T piece approx 68 gms also a 9ct
plain bar brooch approx 2 gms. £30 - 40
Lot 83
83. AN ASPREY’S 9CT GOLD RECTANGULAR
CIGARETTE BOX LONDON 1939, 4” x 3”, 165 grams,
makers fitted case. See illustration. £1800 - 2000
84. A SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING, stone
0.35cts, colour “F”, clarity VS1, with a curved mount on
each shoulder, tension set, all mounted in palladium,
stamped 950 (This carries a G.I.A. certificate of
authenticity). £400 - 600
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91. A PLATED ROLEX PERPETUAL SUPER
PRECISION WRISTWATCH CIRCA 1950. Plated and
steel bracelet not associated. With original presentation
box. £120 - 170
92. A SILVER KEY DRIVEN POCKET WATCH
LONDON 1913. £40 - 60
93. A SILVER OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH black
Roman numerals, miniature sweep second hand, Swiss
made, fifteen jewelled movement, London hallmarked
1917. £40 - 60
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94. A 9CT YELLOW GOLD OPEN FACE POCKET
WATCH, miniature sweep second hand, on a cream
dial, black Roman numerals and gold hand, fifteen
jewels “Buren” movement, gold inner back place
and case back, Birmingham hallmarked 1929. See
illustration. £350 - 450
95. A LADIES RECTANGULAR DIAL SILVER
BRACELET WATCH quartz movement in a fitted case.
£30 - 50
96. A SILVER POCKET WATCH London 1834 with a
enamel dial, Arabic numerals signed William Burch,
Maidstone 4867 with finally engraved Clock fusee and
chain movement. £60 - 80
97. A GENTLEMANS 18CT YELLOW GOLD ROLEX
OYSTER PERPETUAL BRACELET WATCH Day, Date,
official certified chronometer with an 18ct gold oyster
bracelet (slight damage). See illustration. £5000 - 8000
98. A 9CT GOLD GARRARD STRAP WATCH quartz
movement with sweep second hand. £150 - 200
99. A LADY’S STAINLESS STEEL ROLEX SUPER
PRECISION CIRCA 1950. Case stamped 5618 3724.
Strap absent. £150 - 200
100. A HALF SOVEREIGN 1903. £90 - 110
101. A QUANTITY OF COINS including 114
silver threepences and one sixpence, pre 1920; 85
threepences, 7 sixpence’s 1920/1946; 15 punts in Irish
bank notes and a quantity of other coins and notes.
£100 - 130
102. A QUANTITY OF COINS INCLUDING pre 1920,
three three half corwns and a florin; pre 1947, £13.7/-;
pre decimal £8.10/-. £325 - 375
103. BRITISH COINS, 1920/1946 including two 1935
crowns, seven half crowns, five florin’s, eight shillings,
ten sixpence, eight threepence. £40 - 60
104. BRITISH COINAGE, GEORGE III 1819 on,
including fifteen crowns, two double florin’s, eight half
crowns, nineteen shillings, eight sixpence, and fifteen
threepence. £200 - 250
105. THIRTEEN SILVER PENNIES 1800 AND FIVE
THREEPENCE COINS. £20 - 30
106. 1887 JUBILEE HEAD COINAGE including two
half crowns, a florin, ten shillings and nine sixpence.
£60 - 80
107. A CROWN 1695, obverse polished, another
similar 1696 (plugged) and five francs France 1727.
£40 - 60
108. TEN CANADIAN FIVE CENTS 1891/1917,
Australia sixpence 1912, half dime, 1838, four dimes
1820, 1893, 1916, 1918. £40 - 60
109. A QUANTITY OF MIXED MOSTLY BASE METAL
COINAGE including two 1953 Coronation crowns, three
1797 twopences. £10 - 20
110. HENRY VIII, IRISH HARP GROAT, H-I FOR JANE
SEYMOUR. £20 - 30
111. ELIZABETH I SIXPENCE 1580, AND A LONG
CROSS PENNY. £30 - 50
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112. MISC COINS including Germany, 3rd Reich 1935
five marks Hindenburg Memorial, three 19th century
Indian coins, Hannover, William IV one twelfth Thaler
1835, small Vatican coin for Benedict XIV, 1740/58,
France one franc coin 1811, 1824,1872,1907, and six fifty
Centimes. £20 - 30
113. GREAT BRITAIN HALF CROWNS 1889, 1900,
Florins 1887, 1903. £50 - 70
114. ETHIOPIA 1889 AND CIRCA, half bir and two
quarter bir’s, left foot raised, two 1/20th bir, left foot
raised and a quarter bir right foot raised. £10 - 20
115. UNITED KINGDOM SHILLING 1743, 1826
sixpence’s 1677, 1697,1703 Vigo, 1757. £60 - 80
116. A MIXED LOT including a Marie Teresa Thaler
1780, a George V Jubilee Medallion, a George IV “both
hands for Britain” Medallion (worn), a Queen Victoria
Commemorative Medal and two Temperance Medals,
125 grams. £50 - 70
117. SOUTH AFRICA, 2½ shillings 1896, 1897, a
pierced shilling and five other shilling coins 1895/96/97.
£30 - 40
118. AN ISLE OF MAN 1980 PROOF ONE POUND,
cased. £180 - 220
119. A SOVEREIGN 1976. £180 - 220
120. A 1980 PROOF HALF SOVEREIGN with capsual
and case. £90 - 100
121. AN ISLE OF MAN 9CT GOLD 1980 ONE
CROWN AND A FIVE SHILLING COIN. £50 - 70
122. A QUANTITY OF COINS including pre 1920,
seven crowns, a double florin, nine half crowns, two
florins and two shillings pre 1947, two crowns, twenty
eight half crowns, three florins, three shillings, three
sixpence, a collection of modern crowns, a Kennedy half
dollar and a number base metal coins including Roman.
£225 - 275
123. A SOVEREIGN 1912. £180 - 200
124. A HALF SOVEREIGN 1912. £90 - 110
125. A SET OF PORTABLE SOVEREIGN SCALES by
Steven Houghton & Son, Ormskirk, good condition.
£30 - 40
126. A GILT METAL AND ENAMEL LADIES BADGE
FOR THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY, COUNTY
OF CHESHIRE, the reserve engraved 5963 Gertrude
Sheldon, a Red Cross cap badge, a British Red Cross
Society badge World War I, Sweethearts enamel badge
for the RAOC (enameled damaged) two Royal Corps
of Signals, cap badges, another for The Cheshire
Regiment, an Air Training Corps badge, another and an
embroided badge with Royal Arms between Bisley and
1909, 3½”. £20 - 40
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127. A SWEETHEARTS SILVER AND ENAMEL ROYAL
ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS BROOCH, cap badges for
army service corp Cheshire Regiment, two early Royal
Signals Training Corps, an embroidered blazer badge
with the Royal Arms between Bisley and 1909, a Great
War Service Medal and other items. £20 - 30
Silver & Plate
130. SIX GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN TEA
SPOONS, Peter and William Bateman London 1796,
initialled and numbered, three bright cut examples
Godbehere and Wigan 1793, another three 1803/11, a
pair of bright cut tongs Pratt and Humphreys circa 1790,
a cased gilt Coronation miniature anointing spoon 1901
(case stamped Edward VII 26th June 1902), a plated salt
spoon and two items of costume jewellery 205 grams.
£80 - 100
131. A CASED SET OF SIX COFFEE SPOONS,
Birmingham 1924, a modern rectangular cigarette box
with engine turned cover 6½” wide, a wooden handled
tea strainer with base and a late 19th century replated
four cup egg frame 75 grams of weighable silver.
£100 - 150
Lot 132
132. AN UNUSUAL 1950s GERMAN TABLE SUITE
comprising a shallow circular dish with grape laden
handles and bobble rim foot, a pair of circular
similarly decorated candle sticks 7¼” high and a pair
of matching low two branch candelabra 4½” high,
lacquered, 1180 grams. See illustration. £500 - 700
Lot 133
133. A CASED SET OF FOUR HORSE SHOE MENU
HOLDERS Sampson Mordan & Co., Chester 1908. See
illustration. £500 - 700
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134. SIX INITIALLED FIDDLE PATTERN TEA
SPOONS, various dates from 1833, a Kings Husk tea
spoon, Sheffield 1856, and an Old English pattern salt
spoon London 1803 125 grams. £40 - 60
135. A PAIR OF SMALL BUD VASES Sheffield 1903
5” high and a larger example Birmingham 1926 6½”
high. £30 - 50
136. A QUATREFOIL SHAPED BON BON DISH
Birmingham 1971 5½” wide and a circular example on
tall feet 1925 105 gms. £30 - 50
137. A RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOX, Birmingham
1925 5½” wide. £50 - 70
138. A REPRODUCTION SEAL TOPPED SPOON,
London 1973 60gms. £20 - 30
139. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN OVAL SALT CELLAR on
trumpet shaped feet Birmingham 1896, crimpled bodies
decorated with floral swags 2½” wide 70 gms. £30 - 50
140. A CYLINDRICAL CASTOR Birmingham 1915, the
body with bright cut openwork bands and detachable
cover, complete with liner 3¼” high 60gms. £40 - 60
141. A GOOD LATE 17TH CENTURY
REPRODUCTION COVERED TWO HANDLED
BOWL AND SAUCER. Garrard and Co, London 1946,
gadroon borders and finial, bowl 5” diameter, 700 gms.
£300 - 400
142. THREE VICTORIAN SILVER TOPPED FACETED
GLASS DRESSING TABLE JARS. Aspreys London 1876,
a fourth example marks rubbed, a circular example 1830
and a later initialled oval piece Birmingham 1896, also
an American silver collared scent atomiser 65 gms of
weighable silver. £30 - 50
143. A FOUR PIECE ENGINE TURNED DRESSING
TABLE SET comprising hand mirror, hair brush, clothes
brush, hat brush, Birmingham 1925/28. £20 - 40
144. A PAIR OF OVAL BOAT SHAPED SALT
CELLARS on four feet Chester 1901, complete with blue
glass liners and a plated spoon, a small three legged
caster with glass liner Chester 1919, a glass silver
topped salt and pepper, also 1919 and a moulded glass
screw top caster marks rubbed, also a small plated pair
of asparagus tongs 85gms. £50 - 70
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145. A INSCRIBED BALUSTER MUG BIRMINGHAM
1949, 4¼” high, 415 grams. See illustration. £150 - 200
146. A SMALL CIRCULAR SALVER engraved with
facsimile signatures Birmingham 1978, 6” diameter, 155
grams. £50 - 70
147. A CIRCULAR OPENWORK DISH incorporating a
pair of ribbon tied handles, A & J Ziegler, Birmingham
1910, 8” wide, 200 grams. £80 - 100
Lot 148
148. A ROUNDED OBLONG INK STAND in late 18th
century style, J Parkes & Co., London 1929, briefly
inscribed between two oval ink wells complete with
glass liners, tops and hinged covers 9” wide, 615 grams.
See illustration. £250 - 350
Lot 149
149. A GEORGE III IRISH OVAL TEA POT STAND
Joseph Jackson, Dublin 1791, reeded borders and on four
feet, 7½” wide, 120 grams. See illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 150
150. A RARE PAIR OF GEORGE III CANDLE STUFFERS
Charles Goodwin, London 1799, openwork handles,
pierced and bright cut engraved with floral sprays and
with further bright cutting to the faceted boxes, on three
legs, 6½” long, 180 grams. See illustration. £350 - 550
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151. A LARGE MUG WITH ADDED LIP the base
marked London 1728, a conversion from a mug or
possibly a tankard, the underside and body engraved
with a presentation inscription and coat of arms dated
1929, 6” high, 740 grams. £250 - 350
152. A VICTORIAN BLACK FOREST DECANTER with
silver collar Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1887 complete
with monogrammed stopper 11” high. £100 - 150
Lot 153
153. A VICTORIAN CIRCULAR SALVER James Dickson
& Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1887, centred by crest and
inscription, framed by a broad band of blooms, beaded
border above an open work band, on four claw and ball
feet, 14” wide, 1290 grams. See illustration. £450 - 550
Lot 154
154. A SHAPED SQUARE SALVER Goldsmiths
& Silversmiths Co Ltd., London 1932, centred by a
presentation inscription and on four feet, 10” square,
710 grams. See illustration. £250 - 350
Lot 155
155. A GEORGE II SHAPED CIRCULAR SALVER John
Tuite, London 1732, centred by a later coat of arms and
with later flat chasing, on four feet, 10½” diameter,
580 grams. See illustration. £250 - 350
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156. A SHAPED SQUARE SALVER IN GEORGE II
STYLE Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd., London
1934, centred by a coat of arms and reverse with brief
inscription on four feet, 10” square, 810 grams. See
illustration. £300 - 350
Lot 157
157. A SHAPED OVAL SALVER Atkin Bros.,
Sheffield 1948, the base with presentation inscription,
Chippendale border and on four feet, 16” wide, 1330
grams. See illustration. £500 - 600
158. A GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN SAUCE
LADLE, Richard Crossley, London 1796, later crest and
initial, 2nd similar Williiam Eaton, London 1808, crested,
a Scottish oblong wine label for sherry with shells at the
angles, makers mark WC Edinburgh circa 1830 and a
silver topped glass castor from a frame makers mark SB
Birmingham 1778, 6½” high, 115 grams. £100 - 150
Lot 159
159. A VICTORIAN OBLONG PRESENTATION
INK STAND Barnard Bros., London 1895, centred by
a cylindrical box topped by a chamber candlestick
(extinguisher missing) and flanked by a pair of cut glass
ink wells with crested hinged silver tops, all between
pen depressions, gadroon border with leafy shells at
the angles and on winged paw feet, inscribed, 13½”
wide, 1860 grams of weighable silver. See illustration.
£1000 - 1500
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160. AN ENGRAVED FOUR PIECE DRESSING TABLE
SET, Birmingham 1976 and circa comprising hand
mirror, hair brush, clothes brush and silver mounted
comb. £30 - 50
161. A VICTORIAN OVAL HIP FLASK (damaged)
London 1881, a pair of initialled plain tongs 1793, a
sugar scoop Eley & Fern 1802, a sifter ladle Sheffield
1902, a Mother of Pearl handled fruit knife and fork
1896, a tea spoon, small ivory handled fork and a small
castor 1913, 195 grams of weighable silver. £90 - 120
162. A SMALL UNMARKED LATE 19TH CENTURY
TELESCOPIC PROPELLING PENCIL S Mordan &
Co and a Chinese miniature rickshaw with filigree
decoration a Wang ing 4½” long. £30 - 40
163. A SMALL LATE 18TH CENTURY SILVER AND
STEEL OVAL SHOE BUCKLE, A ROUNDED OBLONG
BUCKLE (ONE PRONG BROKEN OFF) probably
by Barrock Newburn, a rectangular gilt metal buckle
fronted by foxes mask, brush and horn, and a hard
stone handled small seal reversing engraved Walton
Hall. £20 - 30
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Lot 164
164. A RARE PAIR OF GEORGE V CORONATION’S
SOUVENIR MINIATURE SILVER GILT CROWNS,
BIRMINGHAM 1910, with red velvet lining 2¼” high.
See illustration. £150 - 250
165. A CASED SET OF SIX TEA SPOONS AND A
PAIR OF TONGS, Sheffield 1917 and a small trinket box
on four feet Birmingham 1904, 1¾” square and a plated
sauce boat together with six pairs of fruit knives and
forks in a wooden case, 94 grams of weighable silver.
£50 - 80
Lot 166
166. AN OVAL DUTCH SECOND STANDARD BOX
with inscribed base dated 1956, the sides with leafy
scrolls, hinged cover with tavern garden scene after
Teniers, 5¾” wide, 195 grams. See illustration. £80 - 120
Lot 167
167. AN ART DECO RECTANGULAR THREE PIECE
CRUET SET, L Ltd, Birmingham 1937/38 simple
moulded borders, complete with two blue glass liners
and one spoon, 255 grams. See illustration. £125 - 175
168. A CYLINDRICAL CIGARETTE CANISTER, Mappin
& Webb, Sheffield 1930, the top engraved WD & HO
Wills, Bristol and London, 3¼” high, and a moulded
glass jar on trumpet shape base with detachable cover
Birmingham 1929, 135 grams of weighable silver.
£80 - 120
169. SIX GOOD GEORGE III HANOVERIAN PATTERN
TABLE SPOONS, John Lambe, London 1781, 380
grams. £200 - 300
Lot 170
170. A CIRCULAR BOWL Birmingham 1963 engraved
as a golf prize, complete with flower grid, 8” diameter,
450 grams. See illustration. £200 - 250
Lot 171
171. A VICTORIAN QUATREFOIL MUG, George Unite
Birmingham 1871, 4½” high, 170 grams. See illustration.
£70 - 90
172. AN OVAL BOWL ON FOUR FEET Birmingham
1916, 6¼” wide, and an initialled two handled baluster
bowl 1923 4” diameter, 330 grams. £130 - 160
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173. A PAIR OF SAUCE BOATS with wave diverted
borders and on three feet Chester 1918, 7” wide, 280
grams. See illustration. £125 - 175
174. FIVE INITIALLED SILVER TOP DRESSING SET
JARS London 1910/12 and two earlier examples with
apparently unmarked tops, 90 grams of weighable
silver. £50 - 70
Lots 175 & 176
175. A VICTORIAN SHAPED OVAL BON BON DISH
Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield 1895, pierced with panels
of arched ovals and chased with blooms 8¼” wide, 160
grams. See illustration. £100 - 150
176. A PAIR OF CIRCULAR BON BON DISHES
Chester 1894, fluted and with leaf borders 4¾” diameter
105 grams. See illustration. £70 - 100
177. A SQUARE SALVER IN GEORGE II STYLE,
engraved as a golf prize, Birmingham 1931 12”, 1120
grams. £450 - 550
178. A SMALL CANDLESTICK with wing lion handle,
Birmingham 1907, 4¼” high. £30 - 50
179. A QUANTITY OF LATE 19TH OR EARLY 20TH
CENTURY SILVER including six napkin rings and six
odd forks, 275 grams. £120 - 150
180. EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER including a
trinket box and cigarette case (both damaged), a
prayer book silver cover, a small trophy cup on a
plinth, a larger trophy cup, a cigarette case, a baluster
christening mug, a two handled bowl, a thimble, a pill
box, a continental chain purse (damaged), a damaged
pair of oval open work bon bon dishes and a 3rd circular
example, also a three piece initialled brush set, 770
grams of weighable silver. £300 - 350
181. A CIGAR CASE Birmingham 1902 the rounded
oblong lid monogrammed and chased with blooms
and leafy scrolls, the inside later inscribed 6” wide
185 grams. £80 - 120
182. AN AMERICAN ART NOUVEAU SERVING
SPOON stamped Tiffany & Co., sterling M, 90 grams.
£100 - 150
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183. AN UNUSUAL HEXAFOIL STAND Goldsmiths
& Silversmith Co Ltd, London 1912, leafy shell and
gadroon hexafoil border and initialled between Silver
Wedding dates the raised central platform fitted with
a small decanter, also with four matching glasses, 12”
diameter, 670 grams. See illustration. £350 - 450
Lots 184-187
184. AN ART NOUVEAU RECTANGULAR DRESSING
TABLE TRAY makers mark CD London 1903,
registration No: 370253, richly decorated with trailing
blooms and whiplash motifs on a matted grown
surrounding a central reservation 12¾” wide, 475 grams.
See illustration. £250 - 350
185. A PAIR OF SIMILARLY DECORATED HEART
SHAPED DISHES Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd.,
London 1902, reg No: 370253 5” wide, 125 grams. See
illustration. £100 - 150
186. AN OBLONG BOX with hinge similarly decorated
cover Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1904,
Reg No: 370253 3¼” wide, 85 grams. See illustration.
£50 - 80
187. A SIMILARLY DECORATED DRESSING TABLE
SET Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd., London 1903,
Reg No: 370253, and a comprising hand mirror, cloths
brush, hair brush, hat brush and silvered handled shoe
horn and button hook. See illustration. £50 - 100
188. A SHAPED OBLONG GLASS FLASK cut
with radiating panels and with screw off silver top
Birmingham 1901, 5” high. £30 - 50
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189. A SMALL SCENT BOTTLE in the form of a milk
churn with a hinged cover, glass stopper, makers mark
CM Birmingham 1887, 1¼” high, a circular cut glass
flask complete with stopper and hinged cover 1899 and
a similar cylindrical example 1910, 2½”. See illustration.
£100 - 130
Lot 190
190. A CUT GLASS SCENT BOTTLE with screw off top
Birmingham 1898, 2¼” high, stopper jammed, a small
cylindrical example, stopper missing, (cover detached) a
blue glass overlay scent bottle complete with stopper but
cover detached 3¼” high, a green glass acorn shaped
scent bottle with jammed stopper and a 5th faceted
glass scent bottle with pull off cover with yellow enamel
top Birmingham 1925, complete with stopper (top bent)
and a faceted blue glass bottle with clear stopper and
damaged silver top. See illustration. £100 - 130
191. A SMALL TUBULAR RUBY GLASS BOTTLE
with decorated screw off cap Sampson Mordan Co.,
Birmingham 1887 2½” high. £30 - 50
192. A LIME GREEN FACETED GLASS SCENT
BOTTLE with green stopper and hinged leaf decorated
cover, 3½” high. £70 - 100
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193. A LATE 19TH CENTURY OVERLAY GLASS
TAPERING SCENT BOTTLE with clear stopper and
hinged leaf decorated crown shaped cover, the glass
with fluted clear panels and magenta at the crossings
5” high. See illustration. £80 - 120
194. A SILVER MOUNTED WOODEN PHOTO FRAME
Birmingham 1911, gadroon border, 7” high and a
second photo frame, bead and reel border 1918
6½” high. £60 - 80
195. A PAIR OF GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH PATTERN
TABLE SPOONS, Thomas Wallis, London 1808,
initialled, a worn salt spoon 1817, six tea spoons (worn)
makers mark and lion passant, possibly John Barbe circa
1760, two early 20th century silver topped dressing table
jars and a small cigarette case 330 grams. £125 - 175
196. AN OVAL SEMI LOBED SAUCE BOAT with
integral stand William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield
1911, flying scroll handle and reeded borders,
8¼” wide, 350 grams. See illustration. £150 - 200
197. A SMALL FRENCH OBLONG ASH TRAY, a small
sauce boat with broken handle, a napkin ring, a bud
vase Birmingham 1904, 6½” high, a circular loaded ash
tray, a Capstan ink well London 1925 (glass missing)
5” diameter, a broken small silver mounted ivory paper
knife 115 grams of weighable silver and a Burmese
cylindrical canister and cover 195 grams. £100 - 130
Lot 198
198. AN OVAL FOUR PIECE TEA SET makers mark
M and Co Sheffield 1904, the bodies with panels framed
by art nouveau tendrils, rim bases 1640 gms. See
illustration. £700 - 800
Lots 199-202
199. AN ENGINE TURNED PINK ENAMELLED
DRESSING TABLE SET, Henry Mathews, Birmingham
1925 comprising hand mirror, a pair of hair brushes,
clothes brush, hat brush (minor chips to hair brushes).
See illustration. £70 - 100
200. AN ATTRACTIVELY ENGRAVED SHOULDERED
GLASS JAR AND STOPPER with hinged cover and
engine turned pink enamel top, London 1925, 5” high.
See illustration. £60 - 80
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201. TWO CIRCULAR ENGRAVED GLASS POWDER
PUFF JARS with pink enamelled silver tops (one
chipped) Birmingham 1922, Sheffield 1928. See
illustration. £60 - 80
202. A SILVER AND PINK ENAMEL DRESSING
TABLE SET decorated with waved concentric lines
Birmingham 1926/27 comprising a hand mirror, a
pair of hair brushes, clothes brush and hat brush. See
illustration. £70 - 100
203. TWO VICTORIAN FIDDLE PATTERN
TABLESPOONS, initialled, London and Exeter 1853/50,
an Old English pattern sauce ladle 1802, six crested
fiddle pattern teaspoons, Dublin 1819/24, another
(worn) stamped sterling and four similar, London or
Edinburgh, 375 gms. £125 - 175
Lot 204
204. A SHAPED OVAL ART NOUVEAU BOX Walker
and Hall, Chester 1902, decorated with birds and trailing
blooms, 5½” wide 85 gms. See illustration. £60 - 80
205. MISCELLANEOUS 20TH CENTURY SILVER
including an engine turned slide action cigarette case,
an initialled napkin ring, a child’s spoon and fork,
another spoon, five coffee spoons and six bean end
coffee spoons 400gms (all in). £140 - 180
Lot 206
206. A CASED SET OF SIX GEORGE III BERRY
SPOONS, four by Thomas Barker 1816 the others
1808/1827 370 gms. See illustration. £200 - 300
207. A CASED SET OF SIX APOSTLE TEASPOONS
London 1905, decorative cast stems 110 gms. £80 - 120
208. TWO CASED SETS OF SIX SILVER HANDLED
TEA KNIVES, Sheffield, 1937/38. £40 - 60
209. SIX PAIRS OF MOTHER OF PEARL HANDLED
FRUIT KNIVES AND FORKS Roberts and Belk Sheffield
1939. £100 - 130
210. A PAIR OF OVAL SILVER BACKED
HAIRBRUSHES (creased) Birmingham 1940. £40 - 60
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211. A SILVER MOUNTED DRESSING TABLE HAND
MIRROR, HAIR BRUSH, CLOTHES BRUSH AND
COMB Birmingham 1935 and later. £50 - 70
212. A HAND MIRROR AND HAIR BRUSH
Birmingham 1931. £40 - 60
213. A QUANTITY OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER
including a small sauce boat on three feet, a pair of
miniature casters, Chester 1916, a three piece cruet set
with blue glass liners, 185gms, and an oval Burmese box
with detachable cover 3” wide 90gms. £100 - 130
214. AN INITIALLED SILVER BACKED HAND
MIRROR AND HAIRBRUSH Birmingham 1924, an oval
trinket box on four feet 1918, a moulded glass scent
bottle with silver collar (no stopper), an attractive oval
boat shaped mustard pot on spreading foot Sheffield
1904 and a plated spoon (no liner) and two cased sets
of silver handled tea knives, the mustard pot 85gms.
£200 - 250
215. A PAIR OF BUD VASES decorated with ribbon
tied garlands, Birmingham and Chester 1898/1900
5¼” high. £60 - 80
216. A SMALL PAIR OF CIRCULAR OPEN WORK
SALT CELLARS Birmingham 1903, complete with blue
glass liners and a pair of large fiddle pattern salt spoons
and an oval mustard pot (cover detached) 65gms, a
Victorian pendant badge makers mark possibly I and
T Birmingham 1874 in the form of an eight pointed
star decorated with shells and centred by a shield with
a stag’s head below a horn crest within laurel leaves,
possible for stag hunting 3½” wide. £50 - 70
217. SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL MOUNTED
CLOTHES BRUSH, BIRMINGHAM 1913,
monogrammed, a gents oval hair brush with winged
cherubs heads and a hand mirror with fan decorated
reverse. £25 - 45
218. A GEORGE III HELMET SHAPE CREAM JUG,
makers mark TM London 1798, reeded borders
4½” high, 130 grams. £100 - 130
219. A 20TH CENTURY SMALL CIGARETTE CASE
AND TWO NAPKIN RINGS, 130 grams. £40 - 60
Lot 220
220. AN AUSTRO HUNGARIAN CYLINDRICAL BOX
with detachable cover, monogrammed, the base Vienna
1798, the top slightly later and a matching rectangular
box with detachable cover, ribbed into panels, Vienna
1840 7½” wide, 410 grams. See illustration. £125 - 175
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221. A RECTANGULAR CIGARETTE BOX, WALKER
& HALL, SHEFFIELD 1935, the lid with presentation
inscription 7” wide. £40 - 60
222. A PAIR OF SMALL TABLE CANDLESTICKS
CHESTER 1915, shaped square bases and tapering
fluted stems 8” high and a single Victorian candlestick
London 1887, the oval base with lyre shaped stem
8” high. £80 - 120
223. A CASED SET OF SIX ART NOUVEAU BUTTONS
HENRY MATHEWS, BIRMINGHAM 1901, pierced with
blooms. £30 - 40
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224. A FINE AND RARE CASED SPOON
COMMEMORATING QUEEN VICTORIA’S DIAMOND
JUBILEE, BIRMINGHAM 1896, the bowl decorated
with the Coronation scene, the stem with other
achievements including Penny Post Territorial Army,
Electricity and the achievement of Empire. See
illustration. £80 - 100
230. A LATE VICTORIAN OVAL THREE PIECE TEA
SET, Harrison Bros and Howson circa 1860, the initialled
bodies panelled at the angles and with bright cut
decoration. £20 - 40
231. A WMF SMALL DISH WITH ARCHED TOP,
stamped Koenigin Loise (of Sweden) the figure framed
by foliage 6” wide stamped CESETZL CES CH WMF.
£10 - 20
232. A QUANTITY OF PLATE including twelve Kings
Pattern fish knives and eleven forks, a sandwich server, a
quantity of asparagus tongs, lobster picks, a pair of fish
servers, four silver handled small knives and inscribed
salver, a Sheffield plate salver (damaged) and soup
plate, entree dish bases, a perpetual calendar complete
but with indicater system broken and a pair of cased
spoons and other items. £30 - 50
233. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ROUNDED
OBLONG SNUFFER gadroon border, suffers tray with
leafy shells at the angles, 10” wide, a modern label for
port and two enameled labels for brandy and whiskey.
£40 - 60
234. A GLOBULAR TEAPOT, circa 1860, a 1920s hot
milk jug with wicker handle, toast rack, twelve cheese
knives with hard soldered handles, two tea knives and
a pair of late 19th century decorated candlesticks (one
nozzle missing) 10½” high. £60 - 80
235. AN EPBM VASE SHAPE TWO HANDLED TEA
URN, inscribed 1904. £40 - 60
236. AN OVAL GALLERY TEA TRAY 24” wide, a cased
three piece serving set, a wine coaster, small basket,
cruet frame, decanter stopper and pourer and a bowl
also fish forks, three knives, two odd spoons, a tea pot,
two jugs, a cased pair of carvers with silver bolsters and
a silver back cloths brush Chester 1900. £60 - 100
237. A LARGE CIRCULAR SWING HANDLED
DESSERT BASKET circa 1870, 7” diameter, a semi
lobed tea pot, a two handled stand complete with glass
butter dish and liner 8” wide, a small covered hot milk
jug and sugar bowl on tray, hammer decoration, two
egg cups, small dish and other items. £30 - 50
238. A SHALLOW OVAL TWO HANDLED STAND
with cut glass liner, circa 1870, 9” wide. £20 - 30
239. AN OVAL SWING HANDLED DESSERT BASKET
circa 1900 12” wide and pair of three light candelabra
with beaded borders 9” high. £50 - 100
240. A QUANTITY OF PLATE including (glass butter
dish missing) two dishes, a salver, three entree dishes
(incomplete), three cased sets, an egg frame, a coffee
jug, a glass caster, a swing handled sugar basket and
other items including a small stamped photo frame
Birmingham 1904, 4½” high. £30 - 50
241. AN OVAL ASPARAGUS GRID complete with base
and butter boat 12” wide. £10 - 20
242. A CASED SET OF 34 GILT METAL MEDALLIONS
CELEBRATING THE 1990 ASIAN GAMES complete
with leaflet. £30 - 40
243. A QUANTITY OF PLATE including an oval three
piece tea set, a side handled entree dish and cover,a
pair of sauce boats, three sugar sifters, six cruet items,
a strawberry set, three salvers, five small dishes, a bell,
a small basket, a sugar bowl, an initialled bone handled
carving knife and fork, twelve matching table knives
(one chipped) and seven desert knives, a further five
table knives and six dessert knives without initials, six
engraved trophies, six pairs of dessert spoons and
forks (unused), six pairs of fruit knives and forks, six fruit
spoons, six pairs of spoon handled fish eaters, six Old
English pattern table forks, a carving fork and a small
gallery tray 16” wide. £50 - 100
244. SIX TEA FORKS, TWO MATCHING KNIVES
other loose flatware and the following cased sets six
grapefruit spoons and a knife, six fruit spoons, a pair of
carvers, six dessert knives, further six grape spoons and
a knife and an incomplete set of fruit knives and forks.
£20 - 40
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245. A CASED SET OF EIGHT PAIRS OF FISH
KNIVES AND FORKS with a pair of carvers. £50 - 70
246. A PAIR OF SHEFFIELD PLATE TABLE
CANDLESTICKS, circa 1830, circular bases, gadroon
borders the stems with leaf wrapped bases, detachable
nozzles, 12” high. £100 - 150
247. A 20TH CENTURY FIVE LIGHT CANDELABRA
on shaped square openwork base, pierced with trailing
blooms (lead solder repairs) 20” high. £30 - 50
248. A SMALL ART NOUVEAU JUG with wicker
handle, the base stamped Tudric and lightly decorated
with Art Nouveau motifs below the hinged cover, a
quantity of plate including a pair of entree dishes,
covers and handles (worn) an oval late 19th century
biscuit barrel with hinged cover and fixed base, a sugar
bowl, cream jug, soup ladle, various small items of flat
ware, a goblet and the following silver items, three
napkin rings, foreign pill box initialled D and part cruet
set Birmingham 1938 comprising a salt cellar with blue
glass liner, two spoons and a caster, 115 grams. £50 - 70
Metal Ware
Lot 249
249. A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY BRONZE PHOENIX
DOOR HANDLES with fluted leaf decorated rings and
two lions mask handles. See illustration. £50 - 80
250. A SET OF ELEVEN BRASS WEIGHTS each
of haystack form the largest 14 pounds, 8” high.
£180 - 220
251. A VICTORIAN COPPER AND BRASS COAL
HELMET with an overhead ebony baluster handle,
circular foot, 18” high. £50 - 100
252. A WILLIAM IV COPPER AND BRASS SAMOVAR
of swelling baluster form with a spirally lobed domed
cover, urn finial, leaf cast handles raised upon a square
plinth base and compressed bun feet 13” high. £40 - 60
253. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY TELESCOPIC BRASS
STANDARD LAMP lions paw feet with triform supports
rising to a cylindrical adjustable column, 59”. £80 - 120
254. A VICTORIAN COPPER WARMING PAN with
a lightly engraved cover, turned baluster handle and
a plain example damaged handle, and a brass cream
skimmer (3). £30 - 50
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255. A 18TH CENTURY LEAD TOBACCO JAR AND
COVER the bell shape octagonal cover applied with
two male busts above a frieze of grapes and vine raised
upon eight feet 6” x 5”, a Regency gilt bronze lions paw
foot furniture support 4½”. See illustration. £30 - 50
256. A VICTORIAN COPPER VASE with a lobed
border raised upon a plinth base and bun feet 16” and
a pair of copper and white metal table candlesticks,
petal shaped bases 6” (3). £40 - 60
257. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY COPPER AND
BRASS DUTCH STYLE COAL BUCKET with an urn finial
overall applied with leafy branches, lions masks raised
upon three bell shape feet, 18½” and a Dutch style
fire front stamped with roundels raised upon shaped
twisted supports 26”. £200 - 300
258. A REPRODUCTION FOUR TIER PYRAMIDAL
STAND with scrolling terminals above two shelves
with lattice work raised upon outswept legs 80” high.
£50 - 80
259. A VICTORIAN BRASS PARAFFIN LAMP with a
square step base, fluted column, brass reservoir, juno
screw with a etched shade damaged and a clear glass
funnel. £50 - 80
Lot 261
261. A BRONZE FIGURE DEPICTING A CLASSICAL
MAIDEN SEATED ON A ROCKY OUTCROP BY
E.PICAULT WRITING ON A TABLET J’e Vogue Du
Passe As Anures the base stamped MENORIA 20” high
with a later light fitting. See illustration. £400 - 600
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262. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN CAST IRON STANDS
each with paw feet fluted columns with later marble tops
8” to 12” diameter marble tops. £50 - 80
263. A VICTORIAN BRASS AND STEEL SKILLET
10” diameter, a similar item 8”, a Victorian copper warming
pan with an ebonised handle, lightly engraved 41”.
£50 - 80
264. A 19TH CENTURY BRASS PESTLE AND MORTAR
with lug handles 5” high 5¼” diameter. £40 - 60
266. A BRASS FOOTMAN the rectangular moulded
top with two substantial turned handles, a shaped apron,
front cabriole legs, rear legs of cylindrical section
12” x 20” x 12½”. £50 - 80
267. A PAIR OF BRASS TRAP LAMPS 20th century, and
an Auldham miners lamp (2). £40 - 60
268. A VICTORIAN COPPER CAULDRON WITH RING
HANDLES 9½”, an Art Nouveau oval two handled tray
stamped B G H 20½” and an early electric copper and
ebonised kettle (3). £30 - 50
269. A COLLECTION OF PEWTER including a Victorian
two handled plate warmer 22½”, an initialled charger
with a folded rim 14”, a silver shape plate 10”, another
10½”, a pewter litre measure with a hinged cover 8”,
nine various pewter handled mugs the smallest gill 1¾”,
the largest 5”, a pewter table candlestick 9¼”, a pewter
initialed ice bucket with a cylindrical cover 13” high.
£100 - 150
270. A LARGE VICTORIAN BRASS JAM SKILLET with a
steel handle 16” diameter. £40 - 60
271. A VICTORIAN COPPER LIDDED CANISTER WITH
A DOMED COVER, loop handle 6½”, two small gun
metal skillets 6½” and a brass and steel saucepan (4).
£40 - 60
272. A PAIR OF BRASS TWO BRANCH TABLE
CANDLE STICKS cast with flowers and leaves 11½”, four
brass and enamelled plaques 6½”, a brass ewer, two
brass and overlaid vases, modern, 8”, two smaller vases
4”, a bowl, four other items, an EPBM three piece tea
service and a plated two handled tray worn. £20 - 40
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273. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BRASS CAVALRY DOOR
STOPS, raised on stepped plinths 11” and brass drum
string dispenser within an oak frame. See illustration.
£50 - 80
Lot 274
274. AN ANTIQUE IRON ARMADA CHEST the
rectangular cover banded and studded with a
complicated interior lock mechanism painted with
leaves with a hinged box printed Parochial, sides with
massive loop carrying handles, front with a lozenge
escutcheon with hanging straps 19” x 32½” x 19½”
complete with key. See illustration. £300 - 400
Glassware
280. A 19TH CENTURY GLASS VASE with a shaped
rim, shell facet frieze above a square cut border, facet
cut sides raised upon a baluster shaft and a square
plinth base 9” high, a smaller vase with a facet cut frieze
centred with flower heads raised upon a square cut
base 6½”, a glass cover in the form of a crown engraved
George VI king and emperor crowned May 12th 1937
a similar glass lid in the form of a crown, a fern leaf
engraved jug, a Victorian green and clear glass bell 11”
and a glass chemists measure, chips to rim. £50 - 80
Lot 281
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281. A VICTORIAN NAILSEA FLASK each of waisted
form with two cylindrical necks raised upon a hardwood
plinth described Lovers Bottle each decorated in red
and white trails against a clear glass ground 11½”
including base. See illustration. £40 - 60
282. AN EDWARDIAN WHITE METAL MOUNTED
HANGING LIGHT FRAME with a beaded mount
impressed FT878/1 with a conforming domed glass
shade, cut with leaves and facets 15” diameter. £50 - 80
Lot 283
283. A SET OF THREE VICTORIAN MALLET SHAPED
GLASS HANDLED DECANTERS “WHISKEY, BRANDY
AND GIN” each engraved and enclosed by garlands
of blooms and leaves, the reverse engraved with
leaves and harebell’s, facet cut stopper 9” high. See
illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 284
284. A PAIR OF BOHEMIAN RUBY AND CLEAR
GLASS VASES each decorated with castellated
buildings, stags in landscape amidst leaves with clear
glass ovals and roundel’s raised upon circular bases
11” high. See illustration. £200 - 300
285. A VICTORIAN CRANBERRY AND CLEAR GLASS
TABLE BELL with a baluster handle 10”, a cranberry
and clear glass comport with a shaped 18” diameter
bowl raised upon a clear glass shaft circular foot 6”,
a near pair of cranberry white enamel and coloured
glass pulpit vases each with shape leaf moulded tops,
trumpet shaped stems raised upon circular feet 7”, a set
of four cranberry and clear glass handled mugs 2¾”, a
near pair of cranberry and clear glass vases each with
petal shape tops applied with trailing, clear glass base
9” and a cranberry and clear glass vase within a white
metal triform scrolling frame 7” high. £50 - 80
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286. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY CUT GLASS
SWEETMEAT VASE AND COVER the cover with a
spire finial facet cut sides, the overhanging vase cut with
roundel’s raised upon a baluster stem and an octagonal
base 13” high. £50 - 80
Lot 287
287. A VICTORIAN PURPLE GLASS JUG with a
Wrythen body overhead handle, raised upon circular
foot 4½”, a cordial glass with bowl engraved with bird
in flight and leaves with a spiral gauze stem, domed
foot 5½”, a cordial glass and a goblet damaged (4). See
illustration. £80 - 150
Beswick
290. A BESWICK SHIRE, BURNHAM BEAUTY
designed by Albert Hallam 10¾”, brown gloss, issued
from 1972 to 1982, and a brown harnessed shire mare
number 818 issued 1974 to 1982 8½” (2). £50 - 80
291. A BESWICK CONNOISSEUR “RED RUM”
WINNER OF THE AINTREE GRAND NATIONAL
raised upon an oval hardwood plinth 12½”. £120 - 180
292. A BESWICK ABERDEEN ANGUS BULL number
1562 designed by Arthur Gredington 4½” black gloss
issued 1958 to 1989, this model was approved by the
breed society, gold back stamp. £50 - 80
293. A BESWICK CHAROLAIS BULL number 82600
from the Connoisseur Series 7½” issued 1971 to 1979.
£80 - 120
Ceramics
295. ROYAL CROWN DERBY TEAWARES, a Japan
pattern oval teapot and cover panelled sides, two
conforming cups and saucers a sugar bowl, four similar
saucers, another teacup restored and two matching
cups. £80 - 120
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Lot 296
296. A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES
each modelled as a lady holding a game bird in her
apron beside a truncated tree applied with a bird and
her companion a sportsman holding a musket 10” high
and a Victorian Staffordshire group of a sailor and his
companion with a hound seated under a flowering
arbour and a similar figure of a gentleman and his
companion 14” high (4). See illustration. £50 - 80
297. SEVEN 19TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE
TRANSFER PRINTED MEAT PLATES including a
warranted stone china plate transfer decorated with
figures crossing a bridge, a pagoda and birds in flight
18”, two similar 18”, two approximately 16”, two 11½”.
£50 - 80
Lot 298
298. A STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY HOUND STIRRUP
CUP naturalistically modelled highlighted in sponged
brown and black 4½”. See illustration. £50 - 80
Lot 299 Lot 300 (part)
299. A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARL WARE WHIELDON
TYPE BIRD decorated in yellow and brown glazes
branch support, restored tail 5” high. See illustration.
£100 - 150
300. AN 18TH CENTURY PROCELAINEOUS FIGURE
POSSIBLY DERBY modelled as a figure emblematic
of the seasons, restored head 5½”, a Continental
porcelaineous figure holding a basket of blooms
4”, a Moore Brothers group modelled as a cherub
beside a bowl applied with leaves and fruit, gilt and
key decorated base, red printed marks 4” high. See
illustration. £50 - 80
301. A MEISSEN FIGURE OF A BRIGHTLY
COLOURED BIRD PERCHED ON A TRUNCATED
TREE damaged beak, blue cross sword marks possible
Marcolini Meissen 4¾”, a Meissen figure of a canary,
restored 4¼”, a pair of continental Plaue figural two
handled vases, heads lacking to three figures 5”, a
modern Dresden crinoline figure and a Marcolini
Meissen cup and saucer painted with panels of figures
and blooms, minor chip. £40 - 60
Lot 302
302. A PORCELAINEOUS VASE AND COVER
the fluted gilt domed cover inscribed “M ... 1725
decorated” the body with a fluted rim, the shoulders
tapering to the base decorated in the Kakiemon pallet
with flowering plants and birds in flight raised upon a
circular base 6½” high. See illustration. £100 - 150
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303. A WORCESTER CRESCENT MOON MUG of
cylindrical form, transfer decorated in blue and white
with Oriental’s in a garden and a couple fishing hatch
blue crescent moon mark 5” Restored. £50 - 80
Lot 304
304. A ROYAL WORCESTER VASE AND RESTORED
COVER PAINTED BY H STINTON with highland cattle
of globular form the pierced cushion shaped restored
cover possibly later with a spire finial the reserve
with a landscape vignette, circular foot, black printed
marks made in England No: 1286 1955, 7½” high. See
illustration. £400 - 600
Lot 305
305. A LARGE VICTORIAN MAJOLICA TWO
HANDLED FIGURAL JARDINIERE with cherub handles
laurel and berry frieze, entwined rope border raised
upon a trumpet shape foot,15” x 22” x 12.5”. See
illustration. £300 - 400
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306. A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE OPAQUE
PORCELAIN JAPAN PATTERN LARGE MEAT PLATE
decorated and printed with Oriental objects, flowering
plants and leaves, impress marks red pattern
No: 1130W, 21”. See illustration. £40 - 60
307. A WEMYSS WARE DRESSING TABLE TRAY of
shaped rectangular form decorated in the centre with a
pair of flaming tongs on a plinth, a Staffordshire pot lid
“Race day”, another “The Master of the Hounds” and a
3rd “The Sportsman” the largest 4¼” (4). £50 - 80
Lot 308
308. A CROWN DEVON FIELDINGS JOHN PEEL
MUSICAL HUNTING JUG the handle applied with a fox
above a frieze depicting the hunt and a eight line verse,
black printed marks, 7½”. See illustration. £50 - 80
309. A 19TH CENTURY WEDGWOOD’S STONE
CHINA JAPAN PATTERN PEARL WARE PART
DINNER SERVICE comprising a 18½” shaped meat
plate, transfer printed and decorated with flowering
plants in landscape a similar smaller dish 14½” chip
to rim, a shaped tureen 9”, two 9½” diameter plates
minor chip to one rim, seven 8½” plates one stapled,
on hairline crack some discolouration, for 6½” plates, an
open vegetable dish 9½”, a shaped oval dish 11” some
discolouration, two tureens and stands one with a cover,
finial damaged, a conforming ladle, blue printed marks,
red script No: 1164 (23 pieces). £100 - 150
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Lot 310
310. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE
PEARLWARE SNAKE HANDLED OCTAGONAL BLUE
AND WHITE TRANSFER DECORATED FOOT BATH
the interior printed with pagodas figures boating and
crossing a bridge, the frieze similarly decorated,
18” x 12½”. See illustration. £50 - 80
311. A WEMYSS WARE TABLE CANDLESTICK
painted with cherries with a circular drip tray, minor chip
to rim with three scroll handles the shoulders tapering
to the base raised upon a bell shape foot, impressed
marks and South Audley London. Retail printed mark
9” high. £80 - 120
Lot 312
312. A PRATT POT LID “SHAKESPEARE’S HOUSE,
HENLEY STREET, STRATFORD ON AVON”
4” diameter, another The Residence of Anne Hathaway,
Shakespeare’s wife, Shottery near Stratford on Avon
with a herdsman and cattle 4”, the Chin-Chew river
4” diameter and a landscape after Shayer with cattle
and sheep outside a tavern 4” all set within a mahogany
panel shelf hanging with a spindle gallery 13” x 30½”.
See illustration. £50 - 80
Lot 313
313. NEWHALL TEA WARES, A NEWHALL TEAPOT
AND COVER 19th century with a raised spout,
decorated with flowers and leaves in shades of red,
blue and green, N839 in red script, a quatrefoil shape
Newhall teapot and cover with a red trellis pattern
border decorated with sprays of blooms restored
handle, a similar tea pot script number N72 restoration
to rim and an oval Newhall style teapot restored
spout and a milk jug with a restored handle, and a
Staffordshire pink lustre cup and two conforming
saucers, the cup restored. See illustration. £80 - 120
Lot 314
314. A CONTINENTAL POSSIBLY SAMSON FIGURE
OF A CLASSICAL MAIDEN seated beside a winged
cherub with a blind fold she wearing a florally decorated
blue dress raised upon an oval plinth applied with
flowers Psydo Derby marks 8½” high. See illustration.
£100 - 150
315. A STAFFORDSHIRE B & M RHINE PATTERN
BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED
OCTAGONAL MEAT PLATE 20” and a Staffordshire
Asiatic pheasant meat plate 17½”. £40 - 60
316. A MOTTLED STONEWARE VASE of mushroom
shape decorated in mottled glazes impressed 199/E
with a signature 8” high. £50 - 80
Lot 317
317. A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARL WARE BLUE AND
WHITE TRANSFER DECORATED TUREEN AND
STAND printed mark Riley, scrolling handles the interior
rim decorated with country dwellings in landscape
above a frieze with pastoral scenes depicting figures
crossing a bridge punting on a castellated dwelling
with water falls with a conforming two handled stand,
tureen 13½” x 6” the stand 15¾”, a Davenport blue and
white transfer decorated landscape plate 14½”. See
illustration. £80 - 120
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318. A WEDGWOOD FERRARA BLUE AND WHITE
TRANSFER DECORATED CYLINDRICAL TRUMPET
SHAPE VASE 14½” high. £40 - 60
319. A DERBY FIGURE OF FALSTAFF wearing a pink
frock coat, foliate waist coat, red breaches and black
boots, missing part of sword, hairline crack to right arm
8” high. £40 - 60
Lot 320
320. TWO ROYAL WORCESTER FIGURES FROM THE
“MONTHS OF THE YEAR” SERIES by F.G. Doughty
modelled as January and February, black printed
marks No: 3452 and 3453 the taller 6”. See illustration.
£100 - 150
321. TWO ROYAL WORCESTER FIGURES FROM THE
“MONTHS OF THE YEAR” SERIES by F.G. Doughty
modelled as March and April, black printed marks No:
3454 and 3416 the taller 6¼”. £100 - 150
Lot 322
322. TWO ROYAL WORCESTER FIGURES FROM THE
“MONTHS OF THE YEAR” SERIES by F.G. Doughty
modelled as May and June, black printed marks No: 3455
and 3456 the taller 6”. See illustration. £100 - 150
323. TWO ROYAL WORCESTER FIGURES FROM THE
“MONTHS OF THE YEAR” SERIES by F.G. Doughty
modelled as July and August, black printed marks
No: 3440 and 3441 the taller 7”. £100 - 150
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324. TWO ROYAL WORCESTER FIGURES FROM THE
“MONTHS OF THE YEAR” SERIES by F.G. Doughty
modelled as September and October, black printed
marks No: 3457 and 3417 the taller 7¼”. £100 - 150
Lot 325
325. TWO ROYAL WORCESTER FIGURES FROM THE
“MONTHS OF THE YEAR” SERIES by F.G. Doughty
modelled as November and December, black printed
marks No: 3418 and 3458 the taller 7”. See illustration.
£100 - 150
Lot 326
326. A EWENNY BROWN MOTTLED JUG impress
marks Wales 4¼”, a Allervale relief decorated vase
decorated with stylised flowers against a green ground
No: 1043B4 4” and a Staffordshire miniature teapot
the shoulders tapering to the base, the black ground
decorated in the Japan pattern with flowering prunus,
branch handle and spout, cover re-glued, impressed
Etruria pattern No: 2/5609, 4”. See illustration. £50 - 80
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Lot 327
327. A 19TH CENTURY WEDGWOOD TYPE BISCUIT
WARE GAME PIE DISH COVER AND LINER relief
moulded, the lid relief moulded with game birds above
a frieze of game, grapes and vine with a cream ware
liner 4” x 8½”. See illustration. £50 - 80
328. A WADE NURSERY FIGURE NODDY 2¾”,
Mr Plod, Big Ears and cat (4). £30 - 50
329. A LLADRO GROUP MODELED AS TWO NUNS
each standing with arms folded 13”, a Lladro figure of
a shepherd kneeling 7½”, a Lladro figure of an angel
sleeping 6½”, a Lladro group of an angel seated beside
a child sleeping 6½” (4). £80 - 150
330. A LLADRO FIGURE OF A TWO CHILDREN
one holding a candle 8” high, a Lladro figure of a girl
holding a basket and a cane 8”, a Nao figure of a girl
holding a gilt metal hoop beside a puppy 9½”, a Nao
figure of a young girl arms by her side 7½”, and a
Lladro figure of a girl holding two covered pails (head
reglued) 11”. £40 - 60
331. A ROYAL DUX FIGURE OF A CHINAMAN
PULLING A CART raised upon an oval plinth base,
printed Royal Dux, impressed Czechoslovakia impressed
14104, minor repair to handle 8¾” high. £50 - 80
332. A PILKINGTONS GERANIUM ORANGE
MOTTLED VASE with a short neck, shoulders tapering
to the base, impressed marks number 2666 10” and
a Pilkingtons bowl decorated in orange glazes raised
upon a foot 9” diameter. £100 - 150
333. A VICTORIAN PRATTWARE SHAPED OVAL
DISH with leaf and gilt moulded handles, classical
winged cherub and leafy border, the centre printed in
coloured glazes with a view of Llangollen with anglers
and cattle watering 12¾”. £50 - 80
334. A COALPORT H AND H CERAMIC AND GILT
METAL MOUNTED TWO HANDLED BISCUIT BARREL
with naturalistic branch handles, the body simulating the
bark of a tree, green printed marks H and H Coalport
number 185045 after a Christopher Dresser design
5” x 7½”. £150 - 200
Lot 335
335. A NEAR PAIR OF MARCOLONI MEISSEN MENU
HOLDERS each in the form of an open fan with a gilt
rim painted with a brightly coloured bird perched
amongst roses and a butterfly raised upon a cushion
moulded with flowers, gloves and a bag raised upon
shaped gilt feet, blue cross sword marks, each 4½” x 5”.
See illustration. £200 - 300
336. A MAJOLICA MALLARD SHAPE JUG with
outstretched wings, decorated in shades of red, yellow,
white, turquoise and brown, impressed marks 11” high.
£50 - 80
337. A CONTINENTAL MEISSEN STYLE FIGURE 20th
century, modelled as a maiden standing beside a stile
a basket of fish raised upon a rocky plinth, blue crossed
pitchforks, some restoration 9” high. £80 - 120
338. A PAIR OF UNUSUAL PARIAN WARE FROG
SPOON WARMERS with shaped lily leaf bases 4¼”, a
Royal Worcester Locke and Company vase modelled
in the form of a flower 8”, a pair of porcelaneous
chamber candle sticks in shades of blue and yellow 4½”
and a Rockingham cup and saucer, the white ground
decorated in gilt with leaves, the saucer with purple
printed marks and griffin number 699. £100 - 150
339. A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE MINIATURE
SPITTOON CHAMBER POT transfer printed Hand it
over to me my dear and picked out in colours
3” diameter. £100 - 150
340. A MEASHAMWARE TEA POT the bell shaped
cover with a teapot finial, sprig decorated with flowers,
the baluster body applied with birds and impressed
“Think of Me”, branch handle 13” and a Meashamware
Majolica jug inscribed Mrs Greenwood, Marsh Grove,
February 1884, applied with vases of blooms and
flowers 8½”. £150 - 200
341. A CONTINENTAL PORCELANEOUS VASE 19th
century of trumpet shape, the shoulders tapering to the
base, decorated in red and green with flowering plants,
red crossed lines mark above an M 13½”. £100 - 150
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343. A GOLDSCHEIDER FIGURE OF AN ART DECO
MAIDEN she wearing a green florally decorated
butterfly dress raised upon an octagonal base,
impressed marks made in Austria 655311819 printed
marks Goldscheider Wien 8” high. See illustration.
£80 - 120
Lot 344
344. A SHELLY “PHLOX” PATTERN SIX PIECE
TEA SERVICE each cup with tapering bowls, transfer
decorated and printed with blooms, six saucers,
sugar bowl and milk jug, green printed marks No:
W1219OE, a Royal Winton Grimwade Welbeck pattern
butter dish and cover, a Spode Copelands china two
handled loving cup decorated with flowering branch
and insects 3½” and a H Waine & Sons, Melba Ware
jug painted with flowering trees and flowers against a
mottled orange landscape, black printed marks 8”. See
illustration. £50 - 80
345. A VICTORIAN PARIANWARE FIGURE OF
A FEMALE FIGURE EMBLEMATIC OF AUTUMN
highlighted in gilt 13½” and a Victorian Parian ware two
handled vase with a leafy frieze applied with grapes and
vine 13½”. £40 - 60
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346. A WILLIAM MOORCROFT TUBE LINED ASH
TRAY with a pewter mount and cigarette rest decorated
with stylised trees in shades of green and blue against a
dark blue ground 4¼”. See illustration. £80 - 150
Lot 347
347. A WILLIAM MOORCROFT TUBE LINED VASE
mottled green ground, tube line with stylised flowers
and leaves in shades of red, blue, purple, signed W
Moorcroft potter to HM The Queen, minor chip to rim,
minor chip to foot, 5” high, a Moorcroft tube lineD vase
decorated with flowers in relief against a blue ground
4”, a Moorcroft bowl 3” and a trefoil shaped box and
cover 1¼” x 2½”. See illustration. £50 - 80
Lot 348
348. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE COW
AND CALF VASES each modeled with a truncated
tree with a red and white cow standing by a stream
with a calf feeding, raised upon a green mound base,
11” high. See illustration. £100 - 150
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349. A NAO FIGURE OF A YOUNG GIRL gathering
flowers in her dress, brown printed marks 9”, a Lladro
figure of a lady holding a bunch of orchids 9”. £50 - 80
350. A PAIR OF GOEBEL MODELS OF FIGHTING
COCKS white with red combs, blue printed marks
No: CV1141970, 8½”. £40 - 60
351. A WEDGWOOD ETRURIA BLUE JASPER DIP
AND WHITE METAL MOUNTED SALAD BOWL
applied with classical figures with a pair of Jasper
handle servers and a Wedgwood Tiger Lilly pattern six
piece coffee service. £40 - 60
352. A CARLTON WARE FAIRY LUSTRE TRUMPET
SHAPE VASE gilt rim with two ovals decorated in lustre
colours with fairies blowing bubbles against an orange
ground with a similar frieze, black printed mark W & H
Carlton Ware, minor chip to rim, interior discolouration
10” high, and a Staffordshire wall mask impress C & Co
No: 15 England 5”. £40 - 60
353. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PRATT TYPE JUG
the swelling concave body centred with a roundel
depicting peacocks in landscape, the base moulded
with leaves, loop handle, a Victorian Staffordshire
spaniel decorated in red, gilt, black 10”, four others,
the largest 7½” the smallest 4¼” and a Victorian
Staffordshire group “Fortune Tellers” 12” (7). £80 - 120
354. A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY
PAINTED LUSTRE SPANIELS moulded coats, front leg
separated with gilt and green locks and chains 9” high.
£40 - 60
355. A WILLIAM MOORCROFT BALUSTER VASE tube
lined with orchids and leaves in shades of green, red,
purple and yellow against a mottled blue and green
ground, blue and green signature, potters to HM The
Queen made in England 7½” high. See illustration.
£150 - 200
356. A MOORCROFT TUBE LINED VASE the mottled
blue ground decorated with pansies and other flowers
and leaves in shades of red, purple, blue, yellow and
green impressed Moorcroft 5” high. See illustration.
£100 - 150
357. A ROYAL DOULTON FIGURE “DAY DREAMS”
HN1731 designed by L Harradine issued from
1935-1996, 5¾” high. £50 - 80
358. A VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE PORTRAIT
FIGURE “LOUIS NAPOLEON” standing in uniform
highlighted in gilt, orange and red with a plumed hat in
his right hand painted sword, gilt lined base 17” high.
See illustration. £200 - 300
359. A PAIR OF FRENCH ART NOUVEAU FIGURAL
EARTHENWARE VASES each modelled with a swelling
vase moulded with flowers and elongated leaves each
with a figure, a gallant and the companion vase a
beauty, Majolica coloured glazes the base impressed
K9852, 20½” high. £150 - 200
360. A CONTINENTAL PORCELAINEOUS EASEL
DRESSING TABLE MIRROR of heart shape mounted
with two winged cherubs holding a garland of blooms
above a border of roses and leaves, bevelled mirror the
easel back lacking one gilt sphere, 14” high. £80 - 120
361. A ROYAL DOULTON FIGURAL TABLE LAMP
“VICTORIAN LADY” RAISED UPON A CIRCULAR
PLINTH gilt metal fluted column with shade. £50 - 80
362. A CARLTONWARE LUSTRE POTTERY SIX PIECE
WALKING TEA SERVICE each piece standing on legs
with brightly coloured shoes comprising a tea pot with
a re-glued handle, two cups, a larger cup, milk jug
and covered sugar, black printed marks, Carltonware,
England, Lustre Pottery 1973. £80 - 120
363. A MINTON MAJOLICA TEA POT AND COVER
in the manner of Christopher Dresser with an entwined
branch handle, the domed cover with a similar handle
applied with leaves above a blue frieze moulded
with bamboo impressed Minton 8”. See illustration.
£200 - 300
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364. A ROYAL DOULTON SERIES WARE PLATE
AUTUMN BREEZES 8¼”, Bedtime Story, Victoria,
Buttercup, a Wedgwood plaque “The Harvesters” from
the working horses series 8”, a Royal Doulton plaque At
the Smithy from the Village Shires series with certificate,
His hand to the Plough with certificate, a Royal Albert
plaque Birthday Bouquet, a hunting plaque 10¾”, a Cry
of London plaque, two Royal Winton shaped dishes,
Madam Butterfly and Tales of Hoffman, black printed
marks 6¼”, two Royal Albert Jubilee Rose dishes 4¾”,
four other small dishes, a four Royal Worcester plaques,
Elizabeth of Glamis limited edition celebrating the 40th
anniversary of the accession of H M the Queen (22)
some with original boxes. £30 - 50
365. A SET OF TWELVE ROYAL WORCESTER
LEGENDS OF ANCIENT GREECE COLLECTION 8”
diameter, four plaques from Natures Poetry series, three
from Shimmering Beauty series, the Victorian Garden,
Fruits of Eden, a collection (18). £20 - 40
366. A ROYAL ALBERT MASQUERADE 21 PIECE TEA
SERVICE. £30 - 50
367. A BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY BIRD WITH AN
ELONGATED NECK paper label 15” high, a triangular
bowl, a jug restored. £20 - 40
Oriental
385. A PEKING OVERLAID GLASS SCENT BOTTLE
in high relief with red glass dragons 2½”, Peking glass
scent bottle the green ground overlaid with red ovals
2½, another scent bottle decorated with Orientals in
landscape 3”, a continental porcelaineous scent bottle
and stopper painted with blooms within a gilt reserve
panel 3”, a miniature vase, a soap stone seal (qty). See
illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 385
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386. A 19TH CENTURY CHINESE IVORY CARD
CASE rectangular form detachable cover carved with a
procession of figures and looking out through pagoda’s
amidst flowering plants and trees 4” x 2½”. See
illustration. £50 - 80
387. A CHINESE CARVED HARD WOOD CARD CASE
with a detachable top intricately carved with figures,
pagodas, trees and leaves, 4½” x 3”. See illustration.
£50 - 80
388. AN INDIAN IVORY AND EBONY INLAID CARD
CASE inlaid with geometric motifs, some warping,
lined with sandlewood a similar inlaid box 3¾” x 3” and
another possibly sandlewood box inlaid with geometric
motifs with a raised panel with a dog and a bird in flight
4” x 3” (3). £50 - 80
389. A JAPANESE WALL PLAQUE late 19th century
decorated with flowering prunus against a blue ground
18½” diameter. £50 - 80
390. A CHINESE CARVED IVORY FIGURE OF A
MAIDEN HOLDING A LAMP A FIGURE BY HER FEET,
2¼”, a circular ivory box carved in relief with figures by
a pagoda with trees 1½” diameter, a circular ivory box
carved with roses 2½” diameter. £50 - 80
391. A PAIR OF CHINESE IVORY WHIST MARKERS
of rectangular form each decorated in relief with
three monkeys with the counters also decorated with
monkeys, insects and plants 3½” x 2¼”. See illustration.
£300 - 400
Lot 386 Lot 387 Lot 391
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Lot 392
392. A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE SHOULDERED
VASE possibly K’ang Hsi the rectangular top decorated
with flower heads, the tapering body decorated with
flowering plants above a panel decorated with a
dignitary with attendant figures other panels decorated
with flowering plants, six character mark, the cover with
a shaped finial and sloping sides decorated with flowers
14½” high. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 393
393. A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE 19TH CENTURY
K’ANG HSI STYLE HEXAGONAL BALUSTER VASE
AND COVER the domed hexagonal cover with a
lion finial, the rim restored above two panels painted
with Chinese maidens holding flowers enclosed by
leaves and flowers, four character mark 15” high. See
illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 394
394. A CHINESE TWO FOLD SCREEN worked in silk
with dignitaries and attendant figures above a large
panel with precious objects, figures seated in a pagoda,
birds and blooms the opposing panel with dignitaries
and attendants, precious objects figures seated in a
pagoda and flowering plants, the interior panels with
five rows of character marks within a hardwood frame,
72” x 24”. See illustration. £400 - 600
395. A COLLECTION OF CHINESE MOTHER OF
PEARL GAMING COUNTERS, A SMALL CHINESE
IVORY FIGURE SEATED AT A TABLE (requires
restoration) other items, a qty. £40 - 60
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Lot 396
396. A PAIR OF KUTANI CRANE PORCELANEOUS
VASES the shoulders tapering to the base applied
with fans and tassels with panels decorated with birds
amongst flowering branches and figures with attendants
seated at a table within a gilt and red ground, character
marks 12” high. See illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 397
397. A CHINESE K’ANG HSI STYLE FAMILLE VERTE
BALUSTER VASE AND COVER 18th/19th century, the
bell shape top with a shaped finial and with reserve
panels painted with flowers and leaves the shoulders
tapering to a swelling base with two large shaped
panels decorated with insects and birds perched
amongst fences and branching trees against a cobalt
blue ground and other smaller panels depicting insects
and flowering trees, six character mark, 15” high, minor
chip to rim. See illustration. £400 - 600
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398. A CHINESE K’ANG HSI VASE AND COVER late
19th century of cylindrical form with shaped oval panels
decorated with precious objects, four character mark
12” high the shoulders tapering to the base decorated
with panels of maidens beside a fence, flowering plants
and birds, four character mark (2) 9”. See illustration.
£100 - 150
400. A COLLECTION OF IVORY including a Chinese
card case centred with a large cross carved with an
oriental in a tree and pagoda landscape, damaged,
a Mother of Pearl envelope card case, damaged, an
evening prayer book, two napkin rings, a paper knife,
and other items, qty. £40 - 60
Lot 401
401. A JAPANESE FAMILLE VERTE VASE 18TH/19TH
CENTURY with a bulbous body, trumpet shaped base,
decorated with Samurai on horseback and dignitaries
and attendant figures six character mark, some damage
13½”. See illustration. £100 - 150
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Lot 402
402. A CHINESE EXPORT WARE TEA POT 19th
century with a bell shaped cover, the body decorated
with oriental’s seated with attendant figures 5½”, a
similar tea pot with a later metal spout and handle, a
smaller export ware teapot and cover with metal handle
and spout, a similar tea pot with a possibly later bell
shaped cover 5½”. See illustration. £50 - 80
403. A SET OF FOUR CHINESE EXPORT WARE
BOWLS each of octagonal form centred with a
cornucopia of flowering plants 6”, five tea bowls and
a collection of spoons decorated in enamel colours.
£50 - 80
Lot 404
404. A JAPANESE SATSUMA BOX AND COVER
of shaped triangular form the cover decorated with
dignitaries, the frieze with flowering plants and birds,
red character mark 3” x 5”. See illustration. £40 - 60
405. A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE VASE 19th
century, the shoulders tapering to the base decorated
with birds and flowering plants 5½”. £50 - 80
407. A 20TH CENTURY CHINESE INSIDE PAINTED
STUFF BOTTLE depicting a typical landscape, two
modern scent bottles with droppers, a third tubular one
with screw off cap, a modern glass scent bottle and
stopper with traces of iridescence 4½” high, a second
larger example with blue loop decoration 6” high and a
small yellow glass example with dropper. £50 - 100
Lot 408
408. A PAIR OF CHINESE K’ANG HSI STYLE BLUE
AND WHITE VASES AND COVERS 19th century, the
covers decorated with seated oriental’s with shoulders
tapering to the base decorated with oriental’s in
conversation with attendant, four character mark
8” high. See illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 409
409. A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE BOTTLE SHAPED
VASE with panels decorated with figures beside a
dwelling amidst a flower strewn ground, four character
mark 6½” high. See illustration. £40 - 60
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Lot 410
410. A JAPANESE GILT METAL AND
TORTOISESHELL SHORT SWORD with a fluted
handle, gilt bronze decorated scabbard engraved,
the tortoiseshell scabbard with gilt metal ovals, some
damage 23½” high. See illustration. £150 - 200
411. A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE EXPORT WARE
CIDER JUG with a bell shaped cover with lion dog
finial, the swelling body decorated with pagodas, boats
and trees 7” high. £80 - 120
412. A PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI PATTERN VASES
each with swelling tapering bodies painted with panels
of birds and flowering plants against a flower strewn
ground 10” high. £80 - 120
Lot 413
413. A CANTON TRUMPET SHAPED VASE with
Chilong handles applied with sprawling dragons above
panels painted with dignitaries and attendant figures
and on horseback amidst a leaf and flower ground, chip
to rim 12” high. See illustration. £40 - 60
414. A PAIR OF CHINESE PILGRIM FLASKS each with
branch handles, roundel’s decorated with oriental’s in
landscape, four character mark 4¼”. £40 - 60
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415. A LATE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE CANTON
TEA POT AND COVER overall decorated with panels
of dignitaries flowering plants, birds and insects against
a flower strewn ground, branch handle, minor chip to
cover 5½” high. £50 - 80
416. A PAIR OF JAPANESE SATSUMA
EARTHENWARE VASES approximately 40” high x 14”
diameter each with bell shaped tops, the shoulders
tapering to the base decorated with samurai and
attendant figures in a flowering leafy landscape, ring
handles, some lacking, some damage with later wooden
bases. £200 - 300
417. A PAIR OF CLOISONNE VASES AND A
CONFORMING SHALLOW BOWL each piece with a
dark blue ground decorated with scrolls and flowers,
minor bruise to one vase 10” high, the bowl
9½” diameter. £80 - 120
418. A LATE 19TH CENTURY IMARI BOTTLE
SHAPED VASE AND COVER the shoulders tapering
to the base decorated in cobalt blue and red with
flowering plants and leaves 10” high. £50 - 80
419. A CANTON JARDINIERE with a wavy border
decorated with birds, insects and flowering plants, the
exterior frieze decorated with panels of figures and
attendants amidst precious objects, birds and insects
9” high x 14” diameter. £40 - 60
Collectors
420. A COLLECTION OF GLASS SLIDES including
Pompeii, Venice 2 boxes, Gulliver’s Travels to Liliput, 32
altogether approximately 150 each 3¼”. £50 - 80
Lot 421
421. A MARBLE BUST “ISAAC HOLDEN ESQ, M.P.”
a white marble portrait bust 19th century, the bearded
gentleman with wavy hair raised upon a shaped plinth
base inscribed 30” high. See illustration. £300 - 400
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422. A SURVEYORS WALNUT AND BRASS BOUND
MEASURING STAFF with three drawers extending to
14’. £50 - 80
423. M W STANFIELD A COMPOSITION FIGURE OF
A CHILD HOLDING AN INSTRUMENT BEHIND HIS
BACK raised upon a shaped plinth and signed M W
Stanfield 1923 10” high. £50 - 80
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Lot 424
424. A VICTORIAN TORTOISESHELL AND MOTHER
OF PEARL CARD CASE of rectangular form inlaid with
tortoiseshell and mother of pearl lozenges engraved
with leaves and flowers, blue velvet lining, good
condition, 4” x 3”. See illustration. £40 - 60
Lot 425
425. A VICTORIAN TORTOISESHELL AND IVORY
CARD CASE, shaped rectangular form red velvet lined
interior, 4” x 3”. See illustration. £40 - 60
Lot 426
426. A TORTOISESHELL AND IVORY FOLDING
CARD CASE of rectangular form with a blue concertina
paper interior, 4” x 3”. See illustration. £40 - 60
Lot 427
427. A VICTORIAN TORTOISESHELL AND IVORY
CARD CASE of curvilinear rectangular form, ivory and
red velvet interior, 4” x 3”. See illustration. £50 - 80
Lot 428
428. A VICTORIAN TORTOISESHELL AND WHITE
METAL INLAID CARD CASE of rectangular form, red
velvet and ivory interior 3½” x 2” and a tortoiseshell and
mother of pearl inlaid card case each side inlaid with
flowers and leaves 4” x 3”. See illustration. £50 - 80
429. A MOTHER OF PEARL AND INLAID CARD
CASE with central lozenges inlaid with flowers and
leaves, ivory and blue velvet interior, 4” x 3” and a
Victorian mother of pearl and crossbanded card case
engraved with roses and leaves, ivory and velvet interior
4¼” x 3”. £50 - 80
430. A VICTORIAN PAPIER MACHE MOTHER AND
PEARL GILT DECORATED CARD CASE ivory and red
velvet lined interior, 4¼” x 3”. £40 - 60
Lot 431
431. A VICTORIAN KILARNEY YEW WOOD AND
INLAID CARD CASE of rectangular form inlaid with
a harp and checkering with a sliding top 4½” x 3”,
a Victorian Tumbridge Ware inlaid card case with a
detachable top 4” x 2¼” and a Victorian needlework
card case embossed with flowers and leaves 4” x 2½”
(3). See illustration. £50 - 80
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432. A ROLLOP CAMERA, made in Germany, serial
number on the side 0 63605 with a Enna Werk lens,
outer leather carrying case and a Nettar camera by
Zeisse Ikon with a vario novar-anastigat lens in outer
leather case. £20 - 40
433. AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY KIDNEY
SHAPED TWO HANDLED TRAY inlaid with a conch
shell 22”. £40 - 60
434. A W WATSON AND SONS HIGH POWER
BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE with a circular platform,
adjustable mirror, raised upon a horseshoe shaped
base with attachments and chance blank microscope
slides contained within a walnut cabinet 18½” x 9” the
microscope 14¾”. £80 - 150
435. A BRONZE PATINATED FIGURE of a reclining
maiden on rocky outcrop raised upon a shaped plinth
base 11”. £50 - 80
Lot 436
436. A VICTORIAN CAST IRON MODEL OF THE
EIFFEL TOWER PARIS 7½” x 4¼” x 3”. See illustration.
£30 - 50
Lot 437
437. OF FOX HUNTING INTEREST A VICTORIAN
ANEROID BAROMETER signed Chadburn & Son,
Liverpool, 3½” diameter with a white dial enclosed by a
horse shoe mount surmounted by a field gate with two
hounds chasing a fox raised upon an oak plinth base
6½” x 11” x 5½”. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 438
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438. A GEORGE III IVORY AND GILT METAL TEA
CADDY of shaped oval form with a ring handle with
a brass inset plaque signed Mrs Pownall the hinged
interior lead lined with two lead lidded compartments
later glass liners of ten sided form the centre panel
inlaid with metal spandrels with a painted oval depicting
a maiden with two attendant figures approx 6” high x
6¼”. See illustration. £400 - 600
439. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BRASS INLAND POSTAL
SCALES with two oval platforms, shaped supports
raised upon an oval plinth base with five circular
weights, 9” wide, a green leather covered square ink
well stamped E.G. October 12th 1914 complete with
glass bottle and an ebonised and brass inlaid ink and
pen stand of curvilinear form with a lidded glass ink
well, similar bottle lacking stopper and a plain glass jar
11” (3). £40 - 60
440. A VICTORIAN ANGLO INDIAN EBONY INK
STAND serpentine outline carved with leaves with a
hexagonal plinth lacking bottle raised upon paw feet,
and a pair 1920s oak stands with bobbin reel supports
(4) an incomplete table top display cabinet with a
circular oak plinth. £40 - 60
441. AN EDWARDIAN “THE LOSTERLEY FOLDING
TABLE TRAY” circa 1900, the rectangular top with a
gallery, gilt metal handles with folding legs, closed
17½” x 30½”. £40 - 60
442. A 19TH CENTURY PAPIER MACHE SNUFF BOX
the circular cover painted with a hounds head inscribed
inside HRH The Duke of Sussex and Prince Leopold
patron with a Law and Foulsham label, 3½” diameter.
£40 - 60
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443. A CONTINENTAL SHELL AND GILT JAPANNED
BOXWOOD SHAPE BOX AND COVER possibly 17th
century decorated in relief, with shells and scrolling
foliage the frieze with a band of seated figures
displayed birds and strap work 5½” x 12” wide. See
illustration. £500 - 800
445. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY GILT BRONZE DESK
LIGHT with a fluted support, oval base, 6½”, an early
20th century brass horse shoe paper weight 7½”, a
Victorian table ink stand with two glass ink wells, one
lacking stopper and alabaster urn and cover converted
to a lamp 15”. £30 - 50
446. A COLLECTION OF PIPES, INCLUDING A
DUNHILL BRUYERE 5½”, a Jeffersons System Zero
Sherlock Holmes type pipe with a metal mount stamped
K & P Petersfield, a Petersons Dublin pipe Rootwood
pipe stamped F, a poet pipe, a silver mounted
Peterson’s pipe, Galway, a Nordins pipe, a church
wardens pipe, and three others, a bur walnut tobacco
box and cover with a presentation plaque presented on
the coming of age of the Hon Edward Gilbert Greenall
1949, 4½” x 5” (11). £40 - 60
447. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PAINTED TIN BOX
AND COVER depicting gentleman fowling with their
hounds, an early 19th century papier mache box lid
painted with a fox hound and pups 4”, a 19th century
oval horn stuff box, cover detached 2¾”, a tortoiseshell
box cover (4). £50 - 80
448. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PAPIER MACHE
CIRCULAR BOX AND COVER painted with dead game
in landscape 4¼” diameter the lid inscribed I Raven Pinx
patronized by HRH Duke of Sussex and Prince Leopold
the base with a printed label Law Foulshem & Cole,
7 South Molton Street, London 4¼” diameter. £50 - 80
Lot 449
449. IN THE MANNER OF SARTORIUS “GENTLEMEN
HUNTING WITH HOUNDS IN LANDSCAPE”,
formed from a panel for a box 7” x 9”. See illustration.
£100 - 150
Lot 450
450. JOHN WILLIS GOOD (1845-1879) A SIGNED
BRONZE MODEL OF A RACEHORSE saddled,
stamped Dobson & Sons, New Bond Street, raised upon
an oval plinth, base impressed made in England 8” high
x 12”. See illustration. £300 - 400
Lot 451
451. JOHN WILLIS GOOD (1845-1879) A SIGNED
BRONZE MODEL OF A HUNTER saddled with a
foxes mask hanging from the saddle, raised upon
oval stepped plinth impressed made in England base
applied with a retailers plaque stamped Dobson and
Sons, New Bond Street 14” High x 18”. See illustration.
£500 - 800
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452. A CREAM STRAPLESS EVENING WEDDING
DRESS AND JACKET narrow piping on dress, lined
jacket, size 14. £50 - 80
453. A 1950s STYLE PURPLE AND BLACK COCKTAIL
DRESS, block taffeta, waist 30”. £50 - 80
454. A CREAM FULL LENGTH FOUNDATION
PETTICOAT 31” waist, taffeta. £40 - 60
455. AN EDWARDIAN FINE LAWN MUSLIN
AFTERNOON TEA DRESS hand made buttons and
toggles. £100 - 150
456. A CREAM WEDDING DRESS with a pearl collar,
rouleau loops down to centre and wrists eight gris built
in train waist 28½” approximately length of train 20”,
nape to hem 58”. £100 - 150
457. AN AFRICAN DAGGER AND SCABBARD 13”, a
similar smaller example and a fly swat (3 items). £20 - 40
458. A REPRODUCTION BRONZE BULL STANDING
ON A MARBLE PLINTH. £100 - 150
459. A VICTORIAN INLAID MAHOGANY WORK BOX
the rectangular hinged cover inlaid with a roundel and
inlaid S. Britner maker 1855 also inlaid with hands and
centred with hearts above a fish, divided interior raised
upon bun feet 7” x 16” x 11”. £50 - 80
460. A CAST IRON FROG AND LADY SEATED
UNDER A TENT MONEY BOX with a hinged
compartment some traces of paint work 20th century
6” x 9½”. £40 - 60
461. A VICTORIAN MALACCA SWORD STICK with
an oval metal belt roundel 34” long and an early 20th
century leather officers cane concealing a short sword
with blade stamped James Smith & Sons Ltd., Oxford
Street, London. £50 - 80
462. A VICTORIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS SEWING
MACHINE with a shaped rectangular platform 5¼”
diameter wheel, decorated with flowers and leaves in
gilt with a metal cover decorated in gilt, some rubbing,
the sewing machine with chain stitch action. £40 - 60
463. A BAR’LET TYPEWRITER MADE IN
NOTTINGHAM APPOINTMENT TO KING GEORGE V
with a 9¼” roller, three banks of keys, plinth base with a
metal cover. £40 - 60
464. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TOILET MIRROR
with oval moulded plate within lyre shaped uprights,
serpentine plinth with a oval hinged box, leafy feet
27½” x 26”. £80 - 120
465. A ROBERT THOMPSON MOUSEMAN BREAD
PLATE of shaped oval form, the mouse resting on the
handle 14½”. £40 - 60
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467. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN INLAND POSTAL
SCALES with a 6” x 5” weighing plate with five circular
weights, the largest 16oz raised on an oak plinth, a
Victorian rosewood tea caddy with a domed lid and two
covered divisions and a mahogany loose change holder
(3). £40 - 60
468. A SILK AND EMBROIDERED APRON. £30 - 50
469. A VICTORIAN PAINTED TIN FISHING TACKLE
BOX printed label bought off Mallow and Ettingsall
Fishing and Fowling Tackle Manufacturers Merchants
Quay 14” long x 3½”. £40 - 60
Lot 470
470. AN 18TH CENTURY FLINTLOCK PISTOL with a
hound handle indistinctly signed, poor condition. See
illustration. £50 - 100
Lot 472
472. A PATINATED COMPOSITION BRONZE OF
A GIRL WITH FLOWING HAIR raised upon a white
marble plinth 14½” overall. See illustration. £100 - 150
473. A PAIR OF PATENT DOUBLE CASE BRASS
HAMES and a second pair chrome coated with brass
acorn finials. £50 - 80
474. A MILLERS GRAIN SCOOP of rectangular form
with turned handles, 25½” long. £50 - 80
475. A PAIR OF VINTAGE SHIRE HORSE
GROOMING TOOLS each with turned wood handles.
£40 - 60
476. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY HORSE
MEASURING STICK with a white metal mount with
a concealed mesure at over seventeen hands, 38½”
closed. £150 - 200
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477. A CHOICE PAIR OF GILT METAL FOUR
BRANCH CHANDELIERS each with fluted entwined
branches, each with glass droplets, approximately
20” high. £150 - 200
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Lot 478
478. A STONE COVERED BOX inscribed, the cover
mounted with a metal Roman style figure, arm aloft,
the figure 3½” overall 8” x 8¼” x 3¼” patinated metal
oriental cart linch pin with dragon terminals and a
figural furniture mount (3). See illustration. £100 - 150
479. A VICTORIAN BLACK FOREST STANDING BEAR
naturalistically carved with glass eyes, open mouth,
white teeth and tongue 6½” x 9½” £100 - 150
480. A VICTORIAN BRASS INLAID MAHOGANY
DENTIST BOX with a two handled tray with some tools,
8½” x 4½”. £40 - 60
481. A VICTORIAN BUR WALNUT AND BRASS
INLAID CAMPAIGN WRITING BOX the rectangular
hinged top with brass straps and spandrels with a fitted
interior with a covered division and a pen tray 7” x 19” x
10”. £50 - 80
Lot 482
482. A 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION DOUBLE
BARREL PISTOL indistinctly signed Newark 7”. See
illustration. £150 - 200
Lots 483 & 484
483. A GERMAN BISQUE HEAD DOLL with brown
sleeping eyes, open mouth with teeth, jointed
composition body 22½” with a silk and lace trimmed
dress and two other items of clothing. See illustration.
£90 - 120
484. A FRENCH BISQUE HEAD DOLL POSSIBLY
BY BRU & CIE NO 13 with blue eyes, closed mouth,
composition body, bisque arms, wearing a costume 26”.
See illustration. £90 - 120
Lot 485
485. AFTER FREDERICK REMINGTON “THE
BRONCO BUSTER” raised on a plinth stamped
Donchal 26” high x 17”. See illustration. £300 - 400
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Lot 486
486. A VICTORIAN BUR WALNUT AND BRASS
EMBELLISHED COMBINED STATIONERY BOX AND
INK STAND the hinged domed cover centred with an
oval miniature depicting a classical maiden, brass strap
work with two ink wells missing, ebonised pen tray
above a frieze drawer raised upon a plinth base and
compressed bun feet, 10” x 12” x 10½”. See illustration.
£300 - 400
487. AN IVORY AND EBONY SECTIONAL WALKING
STICK with a shaped handle 35½”. £100 - 150
488. A PAIR OF BARR AND STROUD NAVAL
BINOCULARS 7X serial number 26861 AP number
1900A, patent applied for 0001940 9½” long with a
tapering leather carrying case and a pair of Zeiss stereo
marine glasses power/10 Bansch and Lamb optical
company 4½” distressed leather case and a cased
Kodak autographic number 3A camera with outer
leather case. £40 - 60
489. A NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER “THE WORK OF
MARTHA DUTTON 1821” with alphabet and number
trials, framed, 12½” x 10½”. £50 - 80
Lot 490
490. A PATINATED BRONZE OF A CHILD raised on a
marble plinth 13” overall. See illustration. £80 - 150
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495. W H OGILVIE ILLUSTATIONS BY LIONEL
EDWARDS “GALLOPING SHOES”, HAMILTON
EDWARD MD, THE FLORA, HOMCEOPATCHICA
LONDON 1852, 1 VOLUME AND COLIN
MACKENZIE UNIVERSAL RECEIPT BOOK 2ND
EDITION 1823. £40 - 60
496. WALTON IZAAK & CHARLES COTTON
“THE COMPLETE ANGLER TO WHICH IS ADDED
AN INTRODUCTORY ESSAY, THE LINNAEAN
ARRANGEMENT OF THE VARIOUS RIVER FISH
DELINEATED IN THE WORK LONDON JOHN
MAJOR, FLEET STREET 1824 PRINTED AT THE
SHAKESPEAR RE PRESS BY W NICOL bound in full
dark brown and gilt tooled leather, inscribed to John
Dene March 5th 1855 from his father Arthur Dene Dec
4th 1843, 6¾” x 4¼”. £100 - 150
497. RONALDS ALFRED “THE FLY’FISHERS
ENTOMOLOGY” illustrated by colour representations
of the natural and artificial insect relative to trout and
graling fishing with 19 copper plates London, Rees,
Orme, Brown, Green and Longman 1836, 1st edition,
original brown pebbled cloth, torn spine, 9” x 5¾”.
£200 - 300
498. HARDY BROTHERS, ALNWICK 1928 ANGLERS
GUILD, tan paper covers, and a second volume Hardy’s
Anglers Guild Coronation Number 55th edition 1937
and Hartopp Coronal Sporting England, London 1894 (3).
£40 - 60
499. A BOOK OF POSTCARDS including Kingsway
Real Photo Series each MS Natal and 98 similar cards
including HMS Achilles, Agamemnon, Hermes and
others also including a collection the LNWR series
Liverpool Experience Manchester, a roundel L and
N W R Company, four others including Queen Victoria’s
day saloon 141206, three similar and 72 similar cards
each monochrome including Irish Day Express, Alfred
the Great, Stevenson’s Rocket, 40 minute express
between Liverpool and Manchester. £80 - 120
500. A COLLECTION OF POSTCARDS many circa 1905
and 1906 including sporting, Tom B The meet Mind the
Dogs, Lance Thackarey Proof limited to 1,000 copies
at the wicket Now for a Boundary, amusing cards by
Cosmcus The Bachelors prayer, Chandler seaside cards,
You can do a lot of things at the seaside you can’t do in
town, Donald McGill Dam Likely and nine others, Tom
Brown, approximately 70. £50 - 80
501. A COLLECTION OF CARDS including Dudley
Ward, Bookseller, Royalty, Royal Mint, PB Harlesden
Bathing Beauties, loose cards including Blackpool and
John Player and Sons cigarette cards, poultry. £40 - 60
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502. CHURCHILL T.O. THE LIFE OF LORD VISCOUNT
NELSON illustrated by engravings, second edition
London 1810, loose pages, sold non returnable
14” x 11½”. £40 - 60
503. FRANCES RIDLY HAVERGAL ROYAL BOUNTY
OR EVENING THOUGHTS FOR THE KINGS GUESTS,
London James Nisbet 1880, six volumes, cloth, gilt
decoration within a blue Morocco case 4” x 6”. £50 - 80
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Lot 504
504. ORMEROD GEORGE LL.D.F.R.S. & FFA “THE
HISTORY OF THE COUNTY PALATINE AND CITY
OF CHESTER” incorporating Kings Vale Royal, London
printed for Lackington Hughes Harding Maver & Jones
1819, 3 volumes with brown and gilt Morocco spine
and corners 19¾” x 14” with an attractive mahogany
bookcase with a kidney shape handle and downswept
sides, raised upon a plinth base and castors 24” x 11”.
See illustration. £300 - 400
505. WRIGHT.R.P. “STANDARD ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
MODERN AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL ECONOMY”
twelve volumes, Gresham Publishing, London hard back
12 volumes, decorative blue cloth with gilt, coloured
frontispiece to each volume, good condition. £50 - 80
506. SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM 40 VOLUMES IN
MINIATURE BY ALLIED NEWSPAPERS LIMITED,
LONDON within an upright open bookcase 9” x 7½”.
£100 - 150
Prints
511. SEAGROVE “STAG IN MOUNTAINOUS
LANDSCAPE” signed and dated 1977 watercolour
framed, 27” x 23. £50 - 80
512. SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT FIGURES
STANDING ON A RIVER BRIDGE BESIDE A
CASTELLATED BUILDING reproduction in colour
number 65 from an edition of 650 copies unsigned,
framed 16” x 21”. £50 - 80
513. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SILHOUETTE JOHN
RYLANDS, WARRINGTON, BESSEY HOUSE, framed
4½” x 3¼”, another Peter Rylands, Jane Kirkland and
Dorothy Kirkland (4). £50 - 80
514. HENRY CALVERT “THE WYNNSTAY HUNT”
engraved by W T Davey, mixed method contemporary
colour, mid 19th century 19” x 31” framed. £300 - 400
Lot 515
515. CECIL ALDIN “DYE KEN JOHN-PEEL”
COLOURED LITHOGRAPH within a contemporary oak
frame 14½” x 24”. See illustration. £80 - 120
516. CECIL ALDIN “A GAME OF CHESS”, COLOURED
LITHOGRAPH, 14½” x 24” within an oak frame. £50 - 80
517. CECIL ALDIN “A CARD SCHOOL”, COLOURED
LITHOGRAPH within an oak frame, 14½” x 24”. £50 - 80
Lot 518
518. CECIL ALDIN “THE HOUNDS ARE WAITING”
COLOURED LITHOGRAPH, within an oak frame,
14½” x 24”. See illustration. £50 - 80
519. CECIL ALDIN” AT THE RACES” COLOURED
LITHOGRAPH, within an oak frame 14½” x 23½”.
£40 - 60
520. SHERREE VALENTINE DAINES “GONE
FISHING”, No: 127 of a limited edition of 195, hand
enhanced canvas 12” x 13” framed. £200 - 300
521. GERALD COULSON “FIRST OFF THE GRID”
COLOURED PRINT, signed by Coulthard and Coulson
16” x 23½”. £50 - 80
522. AFTER HENRY ALKEN ENGRAVED BY
C BENTLEY “PARTRIDGE SHOOTING”,and three
companions, a set of four, hand coloured, published
1835 by S & J Fuller, Hogarth style frames, 14½” x 17½”.
£80 - 120
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523. AFTER J GRAHAM GILBERT RSA “CHARLES
HORSFALL” ENGRAVED BY E BURTON, framed
26½” x 21”, a Gentleman with Hounds and Follower,
framed 22” x 15”, The Westgate Magdalene College,
Cambridge after W West 1913 framed 8¾” x 6¼”. £40 - 60
524. J J GRANDVILLE “LABIERRE” hand coloured,
Hogarth style frame 9½” x 13”, Carle Vernet “Amazone
Egareel” framed 9½” x 13”, After WG Herdman
“Liverpool 1857 Lime Street, framed a companion
Exchange Buildings coloured print, a Continental print
(5). £30 - 50
525. THOMAS WEBSTER RA “PUNCH” AN
ENGRAVING BY HENRY LE MON within a birds eye
maple frame 21½” x 43”. £50 - 100
Lot 526
526. AFTER JAMES POLLARD “RACING, TRAINING,
RUNNING, STARTING; AND AFTER RUNNING” BY
G HUNT (s.p.218) COLOURED AQUATINT’S, the set
of four published by J Watson, 5th February, 1822 8½”
x 13¾” excluding margin, each within oak frames. See
illustration. £500 - 800
Lot 527
Lot 530
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527. AFTER HENRY ALKEN “THE LEICESTERSHIRE
HUNT” .. THE MEETING; GETTING AWAY; AND
FULL CRY BY T FIELDING (S.p. 61) COLOURED
AQUATINT’S, three from the set of four published by
J Watson January, 1827, some spotting 11¾” x 19” each
within oak frames. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 528
528. AFTER E HAZLEHURST “THE ADVENTURES OF
KNUTSFORD RACECOURSE” BY R REEVE (S.p.322)
COLOURED ACQUTINT published by C Richard 1815
22” x 27½” excluding margin, gilt leaf mount within a
rosewood frame overall 29½” x 34¼”. See illustration.
£300 - 400
Lot 529
529. AFTER HENRY ALKEN FOX HUNTING: CHECK;
THE COVER; FULL CRY, BY G HUNT (S.p 60)
COLOURED AQUATINT’S three from the set of four
published by Thomas McLeane 1823 slightly stained
each with gilt mounts and oak frames 17¼” x 22”
overall. See illustration. £200 - 300
530. AFTER JAMES POLLARD FOX HUNTING, AND
EASTER HUNT BY M DUBOURG (S.P.356, 213)
COLOURED AQUATINT’S, published by Edward Orme,
Bond Street, London 1816 3” x 24” excluding margin,
gilt slips, ebonised reeded and gilt mounted frames
overall 11½” x 31¼”. See illustration. £150 - 200
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531. AFTER CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON
“THE OLDEN TIME, BY J HARRIS” COLOURED
ACQUATINT published by Messrs Fores at the Sporting
and Fine Print Repository 41 Piccadilly, London 1846
22½” x 25¾”, foxing, gilt slip within a rosewood frame,
overall 28” x 36” including frame. £80 - 120
532. AFTER CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON
“FORES’S COACHING RECOLLECTIONS .. ALL
RIGHT”, BY J HARRIS (S.P.137) COLOUR AQUATINT
published by Messrs Fores, 17½” x 26¾” excluding
mount, gilt slip and rosewood frame, overall 28” x 36”.
£200 - 300
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Lot 533
533. AFTER CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON
“FORES’S COACHING RECOLLECTIONS ..
CHANGING HORSES” by J Harris (SP137) January
1st 1842, from a picture in the possession of Lord
McDonald 17¾ x 6½” gilt slip and rosewood frame,
overall 27½” x 36”. See illustration. £200 - 300
534. AFTER CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON
“FORES’S COACHING RECOLLECITONS .. WAKING
UP” COLOURED AQUATINT by J.Harris (S.P.137),
published by Messrs Fores, January 1843 from a
picture in a possession of Lord McDonald 17¾” x 26½”
excluding margin, gilt slip and rosewood frame
27½” x 36” overall. £200 - 300
Lot 535
535. AFTER CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON
FORES, COACHING INCIDENTS .. “IN TIME FOR
THE COACH,” COLOURED AQUATINT,by J Harris
(S.P. 138), published by Messrs Fores, January 10th
1848, 12½” x 23½” (plate 5) gilt slip, rosewood frame,
overall 23” x 33” and a companion “Flooded” (2). See
illustration. £200 - 300
536. AFTER CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON
“PULLING UP TO UNSKID”, COLOURED AQUATINT,
published by Messrs Fores, 1843 from a picture in the
possession of Lord McDonald 17¼” x 26¾” excluding
margin, gilt slip, rosewood frame, overall 27½” x 36”.
£200 - 300
Lot 537
537. AFTER JAMES POLLARD “ROYAL HUNT IN
WINDSOR PARK’ AND HIS MAJESTY GEORGE
III RETURNING FROM HUNTING” COLOURED
AQUATINTS by M Dubourg (S.P.214), published by
Edward Orme January 1820 Bond Street, spotted,
12¼” x 18¼” excluding margin, gilt slips, walnut frames
overall 22¼” x 27¾”. See illustration. £200 - 300
538. “THE AD MONTEM” EATON 1820 by J Pollard
11½” x 17½”, no margin replaced outer border, gilt
slip and birds eye maple frame, overall 18¾” x 25¼”.
£100 - 150
Lot 539
539. AFTER RICHARD BARRETT DAVIES “JOHN
PRESS AND THE VINE HOUNDS”, COLOURED
AQUATINT, by H Guest (S.P.107)proof before letter
dedicated to Henry Fellowes Esq., some staining
11½” x 15½” excluding margin, gilt slip and rosewood
frame, overall 19½” x 23½”. See illustration. £80 - 120
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Lot 540
540. AFTER CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON
“COACHES PASSING ON A HIGHWAY”, THE
OPPOSITION COACHES, COLOURED AQUATINT,
(S.P.137) probably a proof 10” x 14¼” excluding mount,
gilt slip and rosewood frame, overall 17¾” x 21¾”
and a companion “Changing Horses” a pair (2). See
illustration. £80 - 120
541. CHARLES HUNT “THE BIRTHDAY TEAM”
COLOURED AQUATINT, (S.P.166), stained, 12” x 21½”
above an eighteen line verse commencing “You have
a very senior team here Mr Coachman”...., gilt slip,
rosewood frame, overall 21” x 25½”. £100 - 150
542. W.M. FELLOWS “TOUCHSTONE” - A TROTTER,
COLOURED AQUATINT, 10¾” x 15”, rosewood frame
‘Dean Wolstenholme “The Death of Tom Moody gone
to earth” published 1829 coloured aquatint, 12¾” x 16¾”
excluding mount, gilt slip and oak frame, overall 19” x
20”, label verso Fine Art Military Sporting Gallery LTd.,
31 New Bond Street, London. £50 - 80
Lot 543
543. JOHN DEAN PAUL”LEICESTERSHIRE FOX
HUNTING, A STRUGGLE FOR THE START, THE
DEATH”, COLOURED AQUATINT, published 1825 by
Thomas McLean, 9” x 22” excluding margin, gilt slip,
oak frame 15½” x 26¼” (two from a set of four). See
illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 544
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544. AFTER JAMES POLLARD “THE MAIL COACH IN
A FLOOD” engraved by F. Rosenbert (S.P. 218), colour
aquatint published by J. Watson September 1827, 7
Vere St., Bond Street within a rosewood frame
10¾” x 15¾” excluding mount. See illustration.
£200 - 300
Lot 545
545. JAMES POLLARD “PATENT STAGE COACH”,
engraved by James Pollard, published June 1819 by
Pollard & Son, 12¼” x 17½” excluding mount within a
rosewood frame. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 546
546. AFTER JAMES POLLARD “AD MONTEM”,
EATON 1820, this view representing the Triennial
Ceremony of the Procession is respectfully dedicated
to the noblemen and gentlemen educated at Eton
engraved by C Hunt, drawn by G B Campion London
published 1838 by Ackermann 15½” x 22” excluding
margin with five line verse within a birdseye maple
frame. See illustration. £200 - 300
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Lot 547
547. AFTER CHARLES COOPER HENDERSON
“SKETCHES ACROSS COUNTRY BY G. HUNT”
(S.p.137) COLOURED AQUATINT’S, a set of four,
proofs, published by J Moore, November 1842 11¾” x
16¾” excluding margins, spotted within oak frames. See
illustration. £200 - 300
548. SAMUAL AND NATHANIEL BUCK “THE
SOUTH EAST VIEW OF FLINT CASTLE” monochrome
print dated 1740 framed 9¾” x 16½”, a new map of
Dorsetshire 4” x 7”, a coloured map of Hertfordshire
5½” x 6¼” printed for Robert Sayer, a modern map of
Middlesex 8½” x 11”, Isabel Saul Cork Castle, Dorset
and Christchurch, Hampshire and coloured signed in
pencil (6). £40 - 60
549. W H DAVIS “THE EVERINGHAM SHORT
HORNED PRIZE COW”, engraved by J Harris from
Fores portraits of prize cattle, coloured print 15½” x
21½”. £40 - 60
550. EDWIN LANDSEER “A BRITISH BOAR”
COLOURED PRINT, framed 8¾” x 12¼”. £40 - 60
551. LEON DANCHIN RETRIEVERS AND MALLARD
COLOURED ETCHING signed 18” x 23½”. £50 - 80
552. LEON DANCHIN RETRIEVERS COLOURED
ETCHING signed 14¾”x 23½”. £50 - 80
553. IVY SMITH “PLAS NEWYDD JUNE” COLOURED
WOODCUT, signed in pencil No: 3 of a edition of 50,
framed, 17¾” x 26”. £80 - 120
554. IVY SMITH “PLAS NEWYDD APRIL”,
COLOURED WOODCUT, signed in pencil, No: 2 from
an edition of 50, framed, 18” x 26”. £80 - 120
555. LEON DANCHIN “RETRIEVER WITH MALLARD”
COLOURED ETCHING, signed in pencil 8¾” x 13¾”.
£50 - 80
556. AFTER A J MUNNINGS “GYPSIES ARRIVING
ON EPSOM DOWNS FOR THE DERBY WEEK”
printed in colours within a hogarth style frame
18½” x 22”. £150 - 180
557. AFTER A J MUNNINGS “GYPSIES ON EPSOM
DOWNS, DERBY WEEK” first stage impression, signed
in pencil in the margin within a hogarth style frame,
published by Frost and Reid 24½” x 32” includes
margin. £150 - 180
558. AFTER LUCY KEMP WELCH OLD FRIENDS A
WOUNDED SOLDIER BESIDE A HORSE within an oak
frame print and a companion after L Kemp-Welch All
Secorus framed (2) 10¾” x 8¼”. £80 - 120
559. HERBERT DIXIE “WAITING THE CATCH”
ETCHING signed in pencil by Frost and Reid 24½” x
17¼” within a gilt and ebonised frame. £100 - 150
560. A VICTORIAN CHRISTOLEUM “THE SUITOR”
REVERSE PAINTING ON GLASS within an ornate
frame 9” x 7”, a companion glass cracked, George
Pickering Carden Hall, Cheshire coloured engraving
6” x 8” and a cricketing photograph frame (4). £40 - 60
Lot 561
561. ALFRED J MUNNINGS RA “UNSADDLING AT
EPSOM SUMMER MEETING”, a fascimillie first state
impression signed by the artist, limited to 300 proofs
Frost & Reed 15½” x 20¼”. See illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 562
562. AFTER NEILSON “MR FOX’S HUNT
BREAKFAST”, from the Penny illustrated paper, xmas
number 1897, framed. 13½” x 27”. See illustation.
£50 - 80
563. ARTHUR DELANEY “THE PARK GATES”;
coloured print, signed in pencil with blind stamp. 12 ½ “
x 19 ½ “. Another print, Peter KC Jackson; “ The railway
children”, signed in pencil, limited edition colour print.
13 ½ “ x 21 “ (2). £40 - 60
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Watercolours
565. GEORGE HARCOURT BEAUTY BY
CANDLELIGHT watercolour signed with initials GH
13½” x 8½” framed. £300 - 400
566. MANNER OF T B HARDY “ON THE HAGUE
COAST” WATERCOLOUR signed and dated 1874,
Thomas Agnew and Sons label verso 17” x 28½”.
£300 - 400
567. DIANE ROSHER STUDY OF A LABRADOR and
a companion spaniel, pencil signed, framed 6” x 5¾”.
£80 - 120
568. J B MINNS “DUNSTON WITH FIGURES
OUTSIDE A DWELLING” WATERCOLOUR signed
7” x 9” framed. £80 - 120
569. 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL” VESUVIA
1906 with boats in the bay” and a companion, a pair (2)
watercolour and gouche 9¾” x 14½”. £50 - 80
570. CLAUDE HAYES “HUNT MASTER WITH
HOUNDS IN CONVERSATION WITH A SHEPHERD
WITH HIS FLOCK”, signed and dated 1904,
watercolour, 28” x 50” framed. £800 - 1200
571. IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS SIDNEY
COOPER “ENJOYING THE BREEZE” watercolour,
signed with initials and dated 1858 11¼”x 14½”.
£100 - 150
Lot 572
572. VICTOR NOBLE RAINBIRD “DIEPPE”
(1887-1936), watercolour, signed, 11¾” x 8¾”. See
illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 573
Thursday 28th June 2012
573. VICTOR NOBLE RAINBIRD DUTCH WINDMILL
with figures on a pathway, signed watercolour, 10½” x
14”. See illustration. £100 - 150
574. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT
MINIATURE OF A CHILD painted on ivory within a
gold coloured metal mount 1½” and an oval portrait
miniature of a lady signed indistinct in a hinged case
2¼” oval. £100 - 150
575. EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL
“PREPARATION FOR AN INVASION AND A
COMPANION THE FIRST SIGHT OF COLD IRON”,
watercolour, framed, 6” x 6”, English 19th Century
School “portrait mother and child” ¾ length charcoal
and chalk, unsigned, framed 17”. £50 - 80
Lot 576
576. J MOORHOUSE “SHEEP AND A SHEPHERD IN
A WOODY GLADE” CHARCOAL, signed within an oak
frame, 27” x 47½”. See illustration. £100 - 150
577. KATHLEEN MARGARET PEARSON “PONY AND
CATTLE RESTING” PASTEL label verso title Family
Group Kathleen M Pearson ARWA Great Colin Farm,
Broadway, Worcester framed 11½” x 20¼”. £80 - 120
578. 19th CENTURY PORTRAIT MINIATURE head and
shoulders of a maiden, early 19th century watercolour,
framed 4¼” x 3½”. £80 - 120
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Lot 579
579. BARRY DRISCOLL “AN OTTER WITH AN EEL”,
illustrated from an edition of Tarka signed watercolour,
framed 12½” x 11½”. See illustration. £80 - 120
Lot 580
580. A STEVENSON “A ROUGH COATED COLLIE
DOG, FAIRHILL PRINCE, WINNER OF SEVERAL
PRIZES, THE PROPERTY OF G H BROMHAM” signed
and dated 1902 watercolour, framed 10” x 15”. See
illustration. £100 - 150
581. BENJAMIN HERRING “THE NEWMARKET
MAIL” inscribed verso dated 1867, signed oval, framed
11”. £100 - 150
Lot 582
582. GEORGE DUNKERTON HISCOX “WINDSOR
CASTLE” SIGNED WATERCOLOUR framed 10” x 24”.
See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 583
583. ROBERT TUCKER PAIN “LOFOTEN ISLAND,
NORWAY” WATERCOLOUR signed and dated August
14th 1897, framed 13½” x 25½”. See illustration.
£150 - 200
Lot 584
584. J HUGHES CLAYTON “CEMAES BAY,
ANGLESEY” 10” x 19½” framed. See illustration.
£200 - 300
585. P S T GEORGE JOHNSTON STUDY OF A
BLACK COW watercolour signed and dated 1921
framed 10¼” x 14¼”. £30 - 50
586. KATHERINE LAIRD “HEAD OF A KITTEN” pastel
on board, framed, 9¼”, Sandra Mason “Head of a
Cougar” pastel on board, framed (2). £40 - 60
Lot 587
587. MANNER OF C J ADAMS “THE END OF THE
DAY” WATERCOLOUR unsigned 17½ x 26¾” framed.
See illustration. £200 - 300
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Lot 588
588. JAMES KIRKPATRICK “CATTLE WATERING
WITH A HORSE AND CART CROSSING A BRIDGE IN
A COUNTRY LANDSCAPE” SIGNED WATERCOLOUR
framed 18½” x 28½”. See illustration. £600 - 800
589. JAMES LONGUEVILLE EDGE OF THE WOOD
WINTER WATERCOLOUR signed studio label verso
Shocklach, Malpas 10” x 14”. £50 - 80
Lot 590
590. SQUIRE HOWARD “OFF TO MARKET” FIGURES
OUTSIDE A TAVERN WITH HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP
AND A DOG signed watercolour, 23” x 34”. See
illustration. £150 - 200
591. LATE 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL “BAY OF
ALGIERS” WATERCOLOUR inscribed with initials I D
1878, framed 24” x 36”. £80 - 120
Oil Paintings
Lot 595
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595. CORNELIS VAN LEEMPUTTEN 1841-1902
“HORSES IN A STABLE WITH POULTRY” inscribed
verso “A Flemish Stable” by E Van Lemmputten Nov
20th ‘’79, oil on board, framed, 9” x 13”. See illustration.
£500 - 800
596. MONINET “LIFE IS A JOKE” signed oil on
canvas, framed 24” x 36”. £100 - 150
597. MONINET “CLOWNS MAKING MERRY”, signed
oil on canvas, framed 24” x 19½”. £80 - 120
598. IN THE MANNER OF ALAN LOWNDES “A
RAINY DAY”, oil on artists board, signed, 20”x 23½”.
£100 - 150
599. ENGLISH LATE 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL
“FISHING ON THE QUIET WATER BESIDE A
THATCHED COTTAGE”, indistinctly signed oil on
board, 15½” x 23½”. £100 - 150
600. A BUCKLEY “RIVER LANDSCAPE WITH CATTLE
GRAZING”, signed oil on canvas 1927, framed, 15½” x
23½”. £40 - 60
Lot 601
601. ENGLISH PRIMITIVE SCHOOL “PORTRAIT OF
A GENTLEMAN” early 19th century with a dwelling,
figures standing by a gate, inscribed William Beswick,
born November 5th 1769 age 72 gardener at Arley
Smithy, oil on canvas within a rosewood frame, 28¾” x
24”. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 602
602. ENGLISH EARLY 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL
POSSIBLY THE WIFE OF W BESWICK, PORTRAIT OF
A LADY THREE QUARTER LENGTH, unsigned within a
rosewood frame 29½” x 24½”. See illustration. £80 - 120
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Lot 603
603. FRANCES MABEL HOLLAMS “FRED STUDY
OF A HUNTER” each title upper left of right signed
lower left, oil on wood panel 12” x 16½” framed. See
illustration. £300 - 400
Lot 604
604. FRANCES MABEL HOLLAMS “MIMOSA”, titled
upper left of right signed lower left and dated 33 oil
on wood panel, framed, 12½” x 17½”. See illustration.
£300 - 400
Lot 605
605. FRANCES MABEL HOLLAMS “MOLE”, titled
upper left, signed lower right and dated 1930, oil on
wood panel 12” x 16½”. See illustration. £300 - 400
Lot 606
606. T. IVESTOR LLOYD “STUDY OF A HUNTER
SADDLED IN A STABLE”, signed oil on canvas 15¾” x
19¼”, framed. See illustration
Footnote: Thomas Ivestor Lloyd was born in Liverpool
1873 master of the Sherington Fox Beagles. £300 - 400
Lot 607
607. OIL ON BOARD “A STRING OF RACEHORSES”
unsigned, framed 7” x 9¼”. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 608
608. ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE COLE “THE LAST
LOAD” OIL ON BOARD framed 7” X 10”. See
illustration. £250 - 300
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Lot 609
609. FRENCH 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL “A TRIP TO
THE ZOO” SIGNED BONIFACE 26” x 21½” framed.
See illustration. £400 - 600
Lot 610
610. MANNER OF GEORGE VICAT COLE RA 1833
TO 1893 FIGURE STANDING BY A POND NEAR
A FARMHOUSE WITH POULTRY OIL ON CANVAS
inscribed verso Vicate Cole RA 11½” x 23½”. See
illustration. £100 - 150
611. C HOUSTON “CATTLE GRAZING” SIGNED OIL
ON CANVAS framed 13½” x 20½”. £100 - 150
612. W F PERRIN “PENNWOOD FORGE MILL,
PADDY McMAHON MENS EUOPEAN CHAMPION
1973 SIGNED OIL ON CANVAS framed 15½” x
19½ £100 - 150
Lot 613
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613. W F PERRIN “REX THE ROBBER ALWIN
SCHOCKEMOHLE EUROPEAN CHAMPION 1975”
SIGNED OIL ON CANVAS framed 15½” x 19½”. See
illustration. £150 - 200
614. W F PERRIN “PSALM MISS ANNE MOORE
LADIES EUROPEAN CHAMPION 1973” SIGNED OIL
ON CANVAS, framed 15½” X 19½”. See illustration.
£100 - 150
Lot 615
615. ENGLISH LATE 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL
STUDY OF A BLACK COCK AND HEN IN A TREE
LINED LANDSCAPE oil on board framed 9” x 12½”.
See illustration. £50 - 80
Lot 616
616. ENGLISH 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL INITIALS
SW STUDY OF A HUNTER IN A COUNTRY
LANDSCAPE oil on board signed with initials framed
verso bears a sketch of horses 5” x 9”. See illustration.
£50 - 80
617. ENGLISH LATE 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL A
CHESHIRE COTTAGE WITH DUCKS AND A FIGURE
STANDING BY A WATER PUMP OIL 9½” x 13½”.
£40 - 60
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Lot 618
618. STANTON “FIGURES WITH SHEEP IN A
MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPE”, OIL ON CANVAS,
signed within an ornate gilt swept frame 16” x 19”. See
illustration. £200 - 300
619. CONTINENTAL SCENE “FIGURES BY A
CANAL”, framed 11½” x 15½”. £50 - 80
620. CONTINENTAL SCHOOL “KURSA PORTRAIT
OF A BAVERIAN GENTLEMAN SMOKING A PIPE”,
oil on canvas and a companion, a pair, framed,
9¼” x 7”. £100 - 150
621. ANDREW GRANT KURTIS. M.A. (LON)
WOODED GORGE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS, oil on
canvas, signed 21½” x 17½” framed. £100 - 150
622. PRIMITIVE SCHOOL GENTLEMAN ON
HORSEBACK AND HIS LADY, CHILDREN PLAYING
IN THE HAY WITH LABOURERS HAYMAKING IN A
COUNTRY LANDSCAPE OIL PAINTING unsigned,
framed 23½” x 29”. £400 - 600
623. F J ALDRIDGE MASTED VESSELS ON A
CHOPPY SEA WATERCOLOUR signed and dated 84
framed 7½” x 12½”. £100 - 150
Lot 624
624. CORNELIUS PEARSON “CATTLE
WATERING WITH SHEEP IN THE DISTANCE IN A
MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPE”, signed watercolour
dated 1876 8¼” x 16”. See illustration. £300 - 400
Lot 625
625. CORNELIUS PEARSON 1805-1891 “SHEEP
RESTING WITH CATTLE IN THE DISTANCE AND
FIGURES PUNTING ON A LAKE”, watercolour signed
and dated 1876 and inscribed cattle by J Wainwright
8¼” x 16”. See illustration. £300 - 400
Barometers
630. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY
WHEEL BAROMETER with a silvered register above a
hygrometer, thermometer, mirror and a level, signed
Gintroeini 88 St Georges Road, Manchester with a
damaged swan neck cresting, overall inlaid with line
inlays 37” high. £80 - 120
Lot 631 Lot 633
631. AN INLAID MAHOGANY STICK BAROMETER
with a paper register visible mercurial tube with a
pediment overall inlaid with checkering 37” high. See
illustration. £200 - 300
632. A VICTORIAN ANDEROID BAROMETER with
a 4¼” ceramic dial above a thermometer within a leaf
decorated case 21½”. £40 - 60
633. A 19TH CENTURY WHEEL BAROMETER with a
8” silvered register with a hygrometer, thermometer,
mirror and a level signed V Cattanio Stockton, within
a mahogany case with a swan neck cresting inlaid with
line inlays 37½”. See illustration. £80 - 120
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634. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY WHEEL
BAROMETER with a 8” silvered register above a
hygrometer, thermometer and level within an onion
topped case 37” high. £50 - 80
Mantel Clocks
Lot 636
636. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRENCH
ROSEWOOD CASED PORTICO CLOCK with a 4”
white enamel dial, Roman numerals with a two train
bell striking movement with outside count wheel visible
foliate shell and bird pendulum, the case with a shaped
top above a frieze inlaid with flowers and leaves, gilt
metal mounted columns raised upon a plinth base
similarly inlaid 21” high. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 637
637. A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH REPEATING
CARRIAGE CLOCK with a 2¼” white enamel dial,
Roman numerals with a platform lever escapement
striking on a coiled gong, repeating the hour contained
within a gorge case, 6½”. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 638
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638. A BRASS SHIPS BULK HEAD TIME PIECE with
a 7½” dial with subsidiary seconds, Roman numerals
with a key wound movement within a brass case 10½”
overall. See illustration. £80 - 120
639. AN ART DECO MARBLE AND ONYX CLOCK
GARNITURE with a 5” dial, Arabic numerals, with a
Japy Freres striking movement with outside count wheel
stamped DH contained within a veined rouge marble
shaped case raised upon a breakfront plinth and two
conforming urns with key 10” high x 19½”. £100 - 150
640. A BULLE 800 DAY BATTERY MANTEL TIME
PIECE with a 3½” silvered dial, Arabic numerals with a
gilt brass column, horseshoe magnet within a Japanned
case under a glazed dome 11” high. £50 - 80
Lot 641
641. A FRENCH GILT BRASS REPEATING CARRIAGE
MANTEL CLOCK with a 2” white enamel dial, minor
crack to corner, Roman numerals with a platform lever
escapement striking on a coiled gong, maker G L within
an oval number 3773 contained within a gilt brass case,
bracket feet 6½” with key. See illustration. £100 - 150
642. A FRENCH CARRIAGE TIME PIECE with a 1¾”
white enamel dial, the platform lever escapement
contained in a brass corniche case, front glass cracked
with key 5½” overall. £40 - 60
643. A FRENCH BRASS CARRIAGE TIME PIECE with
a 2” white enamel dial, crack to right hand side with
Roman numerals, platform lever escapement contained
a brass corniche case with key 5½” overall. £50 - 80
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644. A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD MANTEL CLOCK
STAND the inverted breakfront rosewood plinth with a
plain frieze supported by two lions mask fruit and leaf
carved cabriole legs with lions paw feet, 33” high x 25”
x 12”. £150 - 200
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Lot 645
645. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY ORMOLU BRONZE
AND SIENNA MARBLE STRIKING MANTEL CLOCK
with a 4” convex white enamelled dial signed Cardinana
a Paris, the twin going barrel movement with silk
suspended pendulum and count wheel lacking back
outer cover, the case on lions mask and paw feet
applied with garlands and a spear with a classical
bronze figure holding a sword standing above a
tasseled stool holding a scroll before a classical maiden
raised upon a circular base, 28” high x 16½”. See
illustration. £1800 - 2500
Lot 646
646. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY GILT BRONZE
AND PATINATED MANTEL CLOCK signed Charles
Frodsham and Company, By Appointment to the
Queen 26051, Paris with Roman numerals, the centre
with Guilloche decoration, the two train spring driven
movement signed Charles Frodsham and Company
20051 made in Paris striking on a coiled gong with a
brass pendiulm number 20051 and winding key, the
circular back plate engrave Harriet Trill December 11th
1823, October 16th 1895, the case with a plain frieze
above chiseled leaves, the door with a gilt bezel, the
spandrels applied with ribbon tied laurel leaves above
cornucopia and fruit, reeded columns raised upon a leaf
and lobed plinth base and laurel leaf feet 11¾” high x
7½” x 5”. See illustration. £300 - 400
647. A 19TH CENTURY WHITE MARBLE AND GILT
METAL MOUNTED FRENCH MANTEL TIMEPIECE
with a 2” white enamel convex dial, Arabic numerals,
the white marble case with a shaped marble top with
an urn finial applied with ribbon tied leaves and flowers
raised upon toupie feet 8½” high. £200 - 300
648. A FRENCH CARRIAGE TIME PIECE with a 2”
white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, platform lever
escapement within a plain brass case 4½”. £50 - 80
649. AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CASED MANTEL
CLOCK with a 5” silvered dial with Arabic numerals
strike silent, slow fast dials in the arch, the three train
unghans movement striking on five gongs, the case with
a caddy top, fluted above leafy spandrels raised upon a
plinth base and bracket feet 15½” x 11”. £150 - 200
Wall Clocks
Lot 650
650. A VICTORIAN WALNUT VENEERED AND
BEECHWOOD VIENNA TWO WEIGHT WALL CLOCK
with a 6½” white two piece dial, subsidiary seconds,
the two train weight driven movement striking on a
coiled gong, the case with a foliate top above a glazed
door applied with split baluster columns, the undercut
fluted base with s shaped pendant 44”. See illustration.
£200 - 300
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651. A VICTORIAN OAK CASED VIENNA STYLE
WALL CLOCK with a 7¼” white dial signed Sophus
Petersen Skive with subsidiary seconds, a single train
movement with a visible pendulum, the case with a
scrolling cresting and a fluted vase shaped finial above
a cavetto cornice, the glazed cabinet door with classical
columns with an undercut base 60” high. £200 - 300
652. A VICTORIAN DIAL CLOCK with a 7” dial, Roman
numerals, the two train striking movement, requires
restoration. £40 - 60
Lot 653
653. A NATIONAL TIME RECORDER COMPANY
CLOCKING IN CLOCK with a 9” white dial, signed
National Time recorder Company, Aquinas Street,
London SE1 with Roman numerals with date aperture,
the plain mahogany case with a knurled iron cover
stamped National with a brass lever raised upon a plinth
base with two keys.
Footnote: New in 1925 installed in the Shropshire Steam
Laundry in 1936, remaining in full working order until
replaced in 1970 38½” x 13” x 12”. See illustration.
£80 - 150
654. A VICTORIAN WALNUT VENEERED AND
BEECHWOOD VIENNA STYLE TWIN WEIGHTED
WALL CLOCK with a 7” enamel dial with subsidiary
seconds, Roman numerals with a weight driven
movement, the case with a shaped cresting, fluted vase
shaped columns with undercut base 53”. £100 - 150
655. A VICTORIAN STAINED WALNUT AND
BEECHWOOD VIENNA STYLE WALL CLOCK with a
two piece brass and enamel arched dial with Roman
numerals, spring driven movement, visible pendulum,
the case with split baluster columns with undercut base
33” high. £50 - 80
656. A VICTORIAN CONTINENTAL EBONISED WALL
CLOCK with a 9” dial applied with enamel cartoushes
with Roman numerals with a two train gong striking
movement 14½”. £50 - 80
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657. A VICTORIAN WALNUT VENEERED AND
EBONISED VIENNA STYLE WALL CLOCK with a
5” enamel two piece dial with a two train movement
striking on a coiled gong with a visible pendulum with
an undercut base 26” high. £40 - 60
658. A VICTORIAN VIENNA STYLE WALL CLOCK
with a 6½” diameter dial with subsidiary seconds and
Roman numerals with a single train movement within
a case with a shaped cresting above an undercut base
42” high. £80 - 150
659. A VICTORIAN WALNUT VIENNA STYLE WALL
CLOCK. £50 - 80
Longcase Clocks
660. A 20TH CENTURY ROSEWOOD CASED
GRANDDAUGHTER CLOCK with a 9¾” brass dial with
a sliver chaptering, Roman numerals with a roundel in
the arch, fugit “Pallesgaard Clock, Copenhagen” the
three weight movement striking on eight gongs within a
rosewood veneer case with a glazed door raised upon a
plinth base, 69½”. £100 - 150
Lot 661 Lot 662
661. A LONGCASE CLOCK with a 12” brass dial
signed JERE STANDRING, BOLTON with date aperture,
mask and leafy spandrels the two train eight day
movement with anchor escapement rack striking on
a bell, the case with a swan neck cresting, urn shape
finials, blind fret frieze, requires restoration, turned
wood columns the slender case with a shaped door,
quarter columns raised upon a panelled plinth base and
bracket feet, 82” high. See illustration. £1000 - 1500
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662. A GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY LONG CASE
CLOCK with a 14” brass dial with silvered chapter ring
with Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds
and date dials, cherub and leafy mask spandrels, the
lunar calendar in the arch painted with a figure beside
a cottage and a masted English galleon, the two train
eight day movement with anchor escapement rack
striking on a bell, the case with a swan neck cresting
inlaid with flowers flanking an open satinwood fan,
fluted columns the trunk inlaid with a vase of blooms
satinwood crossbanding, the shaped door with
rosewood crossbanding, the fluted columns raised upon
a plinth base and bracket feet 96”, See illustration on
page 51. £1500 - 2000
663. A GEORGE IV OAK AND MAHOGANY INLAID
LONGCASE CLOCK with a 13½” white dial signed
Lawrence, Northwich with Arabic numerals, subsidiary
seconds and date aperture the centre roundel painted
with a dwelling in a landscape, strawberry pattern
spandrels with a lunar calendar in the arch painted with
a masted vessel and classical maiden with a two train
eight day movement with anchor escapement rack
striking on a bell the case with a swan neck cresting
brass terminals with a brass urn finial inlaid ebony and
boxwood line inlays, fluted columns above a frieze
inlaid with checkering, shaped crossbanded door,
fluted quarter columns raised upon a panel base canted
angles and bracket feet, 92” high, with two weights and
a pendulum and two keys. £500 - 800
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664. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD
INLAID LONG CASE CLOCK with a 14” white arched
dial, indistinctly signed Liverpool with subsidiary
seconds lacking finger, date dial, Roman numerals,
spandrels painted with fox hounds, a lunar calendar
painted with a figure outside a dwelling and a masted
galleon, the two train eight day movement with anchor
escapement rack striking on a bell, the case with a
swan neck cresting turned hood columns, trunk with
similar columns raised upon a plinth base and bracket
feet, requires restoration 102” high. See illustration.
£100 - 150
Oak Furniture
666. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LONG CASE
CLOCK with a 14” diameter white dial signed P Price
Chester with subsidiary seconds and date dials with a
two train bell striking movement, the case with a lancet
top above turned columns raised upon a plinth base
and bracket feet 98” high. £200 - 300
667. AN OAK FREE STANDING CORNER WALL
CUPBOARD with a leaf carved frieze above two shaped
shelves the lower part with panel doors raised upon
plain style feet, 67” x 28½”. £80 - 120
668. A PAIR OF OAK COFFEE TABLES, 20th century
each with square rounded tops above a frieze drawer
raised upon ringed turned baluster legs, square section
feet joined by a shelf 18”x 21”. £100 - 150
669. A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN OAK DINING CHAIRS
STAMPED LAMB OF MANCHESTER each with an “H”
splat, stuff over seats raised upon front tapering fluted
legs, outset rear legs. £100 - 150
Lot 670
670. A LATE 18TH EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK
POSSIBLY MASONIC LODGE CUPBOARD with a
domed top above a panelled door with two brass key
holes enclosing an aperture and three frieze drawers
one inscribed I Ayes & Noes above two shelves raised
upon a fluted plinth and bracket feet with iron carrying
handles 37½” x 22” x 30¾”. See illustration. £800 - 1200
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671. A 17TH CENTURY OAK DRESSER BASE WITH
ALTERATIONS the rectangular top above a shaped
frieze and three panelled drawers each with shaped
brass handles raised upon front baluster legs, square
section feet and plain rear legs 29” x 71” x 18½”. See
illustration. £300 - 400
Lot 672
672. A VICTORIAN OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE
the rectangular top with canted angles enclosing two
additional leaves above a plain frieze with a Bakelite bell
push raised upon square headed fluted vase shaped
legs and large ceramic casters 30” x 101” x 51”. See
illustration. £500 - 800
673. A 19TH CENTURY OAK HANGING CORNER
WALL CUPBOARD with a panelled cupboard door, H
brass hinges, brass knob raised upon a moulded plinth
37” x 25½” x 16”. £100 - 150
674. AN OAK REFECTORY TABLE 20th century,
the rectangular plank top with cleated ends above a
channelled frieze raised upon four turned columnar legs
joined by plain stretcher 31” x 71” x 36”. £200 - 300
675. A 17TH CENTURY OAK BLANKET CHEST the
rectangular channelled top with three panels above a
channelled frieze and three panels divided by uprights
raised upon fluted stile feet 27” x 49½” x 23½”.
£200 - 300
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676. A GEORGE IV OAK HIGH BACK DRESSER
with an outset cornice above a fluted frieze and three
plate rails with an enclosed back, the lower part with
a rectangular moulded plank top above three cock
beaded frieze drawers flanked on either side by a frieze
drawer and a cupboard door each with brass plates and
handles, raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet 81”
high x 74” x 20½”See illustration. £1200 - 1800
Lot 677
677. A 20TH CENTURY OAK HIGH BACK DRESSER
with an ovolo cornice above two plate rails, enclosed
back, the lower part with a rectangular cross banded
top above a frieze drawer and a panelled cupboard
door flanking four short drawers each with brass swan
neck handles raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet
34” x 72” x 19”. See illustration. £300 - 400
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678. A VICTORIAN OAK HALL STAND with an arched
top above two shaped branches with coat hook above
raised upon a rectangular plinth base with drop tray, 78”.
£80 - 150
679. A 17TH CENTURY STYLE OAK HALL CHAIR
with foliate terminals above a panelled back, board seat
raised upon turned and square shaped front legs joined
by a barley twist stretcher. £50 - 80
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Lot 680
680. 17TH CENTURY STYLE OAK BLANKET CHEST
the rectangular hinged plank top above a frieze carved
with leaves and three panels carved with thistles, leaves
and flower heads interspersed by vacant panels, leaf
carved frieze the stile supports carved with roundel’s
with a pine lining 28” x 56” x 22”. See illustration.
£150 - 200
681. AN OAK SIDEBOARD early 20th century with
a rectangular moulded top above two frieze drawers,
arched panelled cupboard doors applied with flowers
and split balusters raised upon bracket feet 38” x 59”.
£50 - 80
Lot 682
682. 17TH CENTURY STYLE OAK HALL STAND with
an egg and dart cresting centred with a shield flanked
by smaller shields with initials M W above coat hooks
and an outset umbrella stand 83” x 39”. See illustration.
£150 - 200
683. A GLOBE WERNIKE STYLE OAK BOOKCASE
20th century, the rectangular top above four glazed
cabinet doors raised upon a plinth base 34” x 35”.
£100 - 150
Lot 684
684. A 17TH CENTURY OAK SIX PLANK CHEST the
rectangular plank top with a moulded border above a
fluted arcaded frieze, rose interlaced border flanked by
two similar roses raised upon plain supports 23” x 44½”
x 14½”. See illustration. £180 - 250
Lot 685
685. A 17TH CENTURY OAK BLANKET CHEST OF
SMALL PROPORTIONS the rectangular top with three
panels enclosing a lidded compartment above a chip
carved tulip frieze and two panels each carved with
lozenges enclosing roses raised upon fluted stile legs
23½” x 42” x 18½”. See illustration. £180 - 250
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Lot 686
686. A 17TH CENTURY OAK BLANKET CHEST the
rectangular top with four panels, iron hasp and lock
plate above a plain frieze and four panels raised upon
shaped stile feet 26½” x 57” x 20”. See illustration.
£200 - 300
Lot 687
687. A GEORGE III OAK LOW BOY the rectangular
moulded plank top above three frieze drawers,
brass plates and handles, shaped apron raised upon
chambered legs of square section 30” x 23” x 17”. See
illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 688
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688. EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK FREESTANDING
CORNER CABINET with a cavetto cornice above
a fluted frieze and a pair of glazed cabinet doors
enclosing two shaped shelves, the lower part with a
shelf enclosed by two panelled cupboard doors raised
upon bracket feet 85” x 19½” x 39”. See illustration.
£300 - 400
Lot 689
689. A 20TH CENTURY OAK HIGH BACK DRESSER
with a cavetto cornice above a shaped frieze and three
plate rails flanked by two fluted panelled cupboard
doors, the lower part with a rectangular moulded top
above two short drawers and two fielded cupboard
doors raised upon plain stile feet 83” x 55” x 20”. See
illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 690
690. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND
MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED CHEST OF DRAWERS
the rectangular moulded top above a brushing slide,
two short and three long graduated crossbanded
drawers each with brass swan neck handles raised upon
a plinth base and bracket feet with brass side carrying
handles 33” x 36” x 18½”. See illustration. £200 - 300
691. A 20TH CENTURY OAK REFECTORY TABLE the
rectangular three plank top raised upon cup and cover
supports, platform feet joined by H stretcher 30” x 60” x
27”. £100 - 150
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Lot 692
692. A SET OF FOUR GEORGE III OAK
CHIPPENDALE STYLE DINING CHAIRS each with
shaped cresting rails, pierced vase shaped splat’s,
board seats, raised upon plain tapering legs joined by
cross stretchers, each with four squab cushions. See
illustration. £80 - 150
Lot 693
693. A CHOICE GEORGE III COMB BACK AND
YEW WOOD ELM WINDSOR CHAIR with yew wood
outswept arms and plain spindles, shaped elm seat
raised upon baluster turned legs joined by a similar
stretcher. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 694
694. A SET OF SIX ASH SPINDLE BACK DINING
CHAIRS each with shaped crestings above two rows
of turned spindles, rush seats, moulded tapering front
legs joined by baluster stretcher (6). See illustration.
£150 - 200
Lot 695
695. A 17TH CENTURY OAK BACK STOOL with
shaped finial’s with an oval aperture the panelled back
carved with a flower head and leaves, board seat raised
upon columnar front legs, plain ear legs joined by plain
stretchers. See illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 696
696. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK CHEST OF
DRAWERS the rectangular moulded plank top above
two and three long graduated drawers replaced turned
wood handles raised upon a plinth base and bracket
feet 40” x 37” x 21”. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 697
697. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK AND
MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED BLANKET CHEST the
rectangular hinged cover enclosing a compartment
above three raised and crossbanded panels above
two frieze drawers, brass swan neck handles, moulded
plinth plain stile feet 30½” x 50” x 20”. See illustration.
£200 - 300
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698. A VICTORIAN OAK EXTENDING DINING TABLE
the rectangular top with canted corners enclosing two
extra leaves raised upon leaf carved fluted tapering legs
and casters with winding handle. £100 - 150
Lot 699
699. FOUR VICTORIAN CAROLEAN STYLE OAK
DINING CHAIRS two with lion and shield crestings,
padded and leaf carved seats raised upon turned
legs, a similar chair with a gryphon and shield back,
another with a leaf and shield back (4). See illustration.
£100 - 150
700. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK ELBOW CHAIR
with a shaped splat, padded drop in seat, raised turned
front legs and an oak Carolean style high back chair (2).
£50 - 80
701. A 20TH CENTURY OAK REFECTORY TABLE the
rectangular top with cleated ends raised upon turned
barrel shaped supports joined by an H stretcher 29½” x
35½” x 83”. £100 - 150
Lot 702
702. A 19TH CENTURY SPINDLE BACK ELBOW
CHAIR with a shaped cresting with outswept ears above
three rows of turned spindles, outswept arms, rush
seat, supports raised upon shape front legs joined by a
baluster stretcher. See illustration. £120 - 180
Lot 703
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703. A REPRODUCTION OAK HIGH BACK DRESSER
with a cavetto and dentil cornice above a shaped frieze
and two plate rails, enclosed back, the lower part with
a rectangular moulded top above three frieze drawers,
panelled fronts, pierced brass handles above a shaped
apron with four baluster supports uniting a pot board
raised upon legs of square section, 74” high x 66” x
16”. See illustration. £400 - 600
Lot 704
704. A PAIR OF REPRODUCTION OAK BOOK CASES
each with rectangular tops above two shelves panelled
sides above two panelled cupboard doors raised upon
a plinth base and bracket feet, 44” x 45½”15”. See
illustration. £200 - 300
705. A REPRODUCTION OAK CENTRE TABLE the
hexagonal top above three panelled sides with book
recesses raised upon shaped legs of square section,
22½” x 22”. £50 - 80
706. A REPRODUCTION OAK CENTRE TABLE with a
18” diameter top above a moulded frieze with a drawer
raised upon legs of cylindrical section joined by a
circular stretcher, bun feet, 29” x 18”. £50 - 80
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Lot 707
707. A REPRODUCTION OAK DROP LEAF COFFEE
TABLE the rectangular top with D ends above frieze
drawers and two hinged leaves raised upon legs of
cylindrical section and square feet, 20” x 47” x 41”. See
illustration. £150 - 200
708. A 20TH CENTURY OAK OCCASIONAL TABLE
with a 17½” diameter top above a channelled frieze
raised upon turned cylindrical legs joined by circular
stretchers 28½” high. £80 - 120
709. A 20TH CENTURY OAK OCCASIONAL TABLE
of D shaped with a moulded border raised upon turned
legs 18” x 20”. £50 - 80
Lot 710
710. A 17TH CENTURY OAK BLANKET CHEST the
rectangular plank top with a moulded border above a
frieze carved with flowers, four panels each centred with
lozenges, leafy frieze raised upon channelled stile feet
26” x 59” x 23”. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 711
711. A 17TH CENTURY OAK BLANKET CHEST the
rectangular plank top with a moulded border above
a chip carved frieze and three panels, the centre one
initialed SB raised upon plain stile feet 27” x 45½” x
22”. See illustration. £250 - 350
Lot 712
712. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK BLANKET
CHEST the rectangular plank top above three panels
raised upon plain stile feet with iron carrying handles
23” x 44” x 20”. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 713
713. A GEORGE III OAK AND MAHOGANY
CROSSBANDED SETTLE with a moulded top above
four raised panels, each with mahogany cross banding,
padded seat, down swept arms raised upon three front
cabriole legs, plain rear legs 42” x 75½”. See illustration.
£300 - 400
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714. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK SETTLE the
rectangular back enclosing five panels, downswept
arms, padded seat raised upon tapering cylindrical
legs, pad feet, plain legs of square section 42” x 72”.
£200 - 300
715. A 20TH CENTURY OAK CENTRE TABLE with a
moulded square top above a shaped frieze raised upon
cabriole legs 23” x 21”. £50 - 80
Lot 716
716. A 17TH CENTURY OAK BLANKET CHEST the
rectangular top with three panels above an arcaded
frieze with four half roundels carved with flowers above
three panels each carved with a roundel enclosing
a flower head, the stiles carved with geometric and
leafy friezes raised upon stile feet enclosing a lidded
compartment 28½” x 43½” x 21½” each side with a
similar carved frieze above two panels carved with
lozenges. See illustration. £500 - 800
717. AN OAK DRESSER BASE 20th century the
rectangular moulded top above three frieze drawers
above a shaped apron raised upon ring turned bobbin
legs joined by cross stretchers 30” x 55½” x 20½”.
£100 - 150
718. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK STOOL with a
moulded top raised upon tapering legs joined by plain
stretchers 18” x 14”. £80 - 120
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719. AN ANTIQUE OAK AND BEECH WOOD
SPINNING WHEEL the 19” wheel enclosing turned
spindles with a rectangular platform with wool
winder raised upon baluster legs 37” high x 39”. See
illustration. £100 - 150
720. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND
MAHOGANY CROSSBANDED MULE CHEST the
rectangular hinged top above two false drawers and
four long drawers, brass swan neck handles flanked by
fluted quarter columns raised upon a plinth base and
bracket feet 36” x 56” x 20½”. £300 - 400
721. A 19TH CENTURY OAK PLATE RACK with a
cavetto cornice above three plate rails enclosed back
46” x 68”. £100 - 150
Lot 722
722. EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY
CROSSBANDED MULE CHEST the rectangular
moulded hinged top above two false drawers and an
arrangement of five drawers each with brass handles
raised upon a plinth base and ogee bracket feet flanked
by quarter columns 38” x 66” x 21½”. See illustration.
£500 - 800
Lot 723
723. AN 18TH CENTURY OVAL OAK GATE LEG
DINING TABLE each end with a frieze drawer, later
handle, raised upon barley twist turned legs and turned
feet 29” x 63” x 51”. See illustration. £400 - 600
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DINING TABLE with two hinged flaps each end with
two frieze drawers raised upon baluster legs joined by
cross stretchers and turned feet with alterations
28½” x 43½” x 49”. £300 - 400
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725. A GEORGE II OAK SIDE TABLE the rectangular
plank top above two frieze drawers each with two
concealed secret drawers revealed by raising slides,
raised upon square headed tapering cylindrical legs and
pad feet 28” x 39” x 24½”. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 726
726. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ARTS AND CRAFTS
OAK AND BEATEN COPPER HALL SETTLE the
angular back with a frieze inset with a beaten copper
frieze with stylized flowers and roundel’s above a large
copper panel stamped with stylized tulip and other
flowers flanked by splat’s pierced with heart shaped
motifs above a hinged panelled lid, the front inset with
two copper panels decorated with roundel raised upon
a plinth base and bracket feet 46” x 48” x 19”. See
illustration. £500 - 800
727. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK FOUR PIECE
BEDROOM SUITE comprising a gentleman’s wardrobe
with an arched with a leaf and beaded frieze raised
upon shaped scrolling legs, a conforming bow front
tall boy with two drawers and two cupboard doors, a
conforming bow front dressing table with a triple mirror
and a bed head and foot. £80 - 120
728. A PAIR OF 20TH CENTURY OAK BOW FRONT
SIDE CUPBOARDS each with two tambour doors,
panelled sides raised upon a plinth base 28” x 20” 12”.
£50 - 80
Lot 729
729. EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK ROLL TOP DESK
with a rectangular top above a tambour s slope slide
enclosing a fitted interior with two drawers and an
arrangement of pigeon holes above a frieze drawer
each pedestal with three drawers raised upon a plinth
base 45” x 47½” x 31”. See illustration. £200 - 300
Lot 730
730. A GEORGE III INLAID OAK CHEST ON CHEST
with a cavetto cornice above a frieze inlaid with ebony
and boxwood checkering and ovals above two short
and three long graduated drawers, fluted quarter
columns, the lower part with a brushing slide, three long
graduated drawers, later oval brass handles raised upon
a plinth base and bracket feet 76½” x 45” x 22”. See
illustration. £600 - 800
731. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK MULE CHEST
the rectangular plank top with a moulded border above
a frieze carved with tulips, leaves, fruit and flowers
above three panels and two frieze drawers raised upon
plain stile feet 33” x 51” x 22½”. £250 - 300
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732. A VICTORIAN OAK HALL CUPBOARD 17th
century Flemish style with a leaf carved overhanging
pediment above an open cupboard with a scrolling
frieze above turned columns and a panelled cupboard
door carved with a lozenge, leaves and flowers, with
a plaque Turner Woodward and Company Cabinet
Makers, Manchester, leaf carved plinth raised upon
turned feet 83½” x 20” x 50”. £400 - 600
733. A VICTORIAN CARVED OAK CUPBOARD ON
STAND with a dentil cornice above a pair of panelled
cupboard doors each carved with lozenges enclosing
flowers and enclosed by leaves and half roundels,
adjustable shelves raised upon a stand with fluted cup
and cover supports and compressed bun feet
63” x 38” x 13”. £300 - 400
734. A GEORGE III OAK GATE LEG DINING TABLE
the rectangular plank top with two hinged flaps,
rounded corners raised upon six legs each of square
section 28½” x 48” x 60”. £150 - 200
Lot 735
735. AN 18TH CENTURY OAK BLANKET CHEST
WITH ALTERATIONS the rectangular top above three
panels raised upon plain stile feet 27½” x 46½” x 19½”.
See illustration. £150 - 200
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736. A GLOBE WERNIKE TYPE OAK STANDING
BOOKCASE 20th century with a shaped tray top above
a dentil frieze, two hinged glazed cabinet doors, a
paneled door and a drawer above a niche raised upon a
plinth base 65” x 35” x 15”. See illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 737
737. A GOOD LARGE 17TH CENTURY OAK BOX
SEAT SETTLE the rectangular back enclosing eight
panels, down swept arms, the panelled base with two
hinged covers above four fielded panels, moulded
frieze raised upon plain stile feet 57½” high x 85” x 25”.
See illustration. £1500 - 2000
Lot 738
738. A 19TH CENTURY OAK AND MAHOGANY
CROSSBANDED CHEST OF DRAWERS the rectangular
moulded top above two short and three long graduated
drawers, replace brass handles raised upon bracket feet,
41” x 44” x 20½”. See illustration. £200 - 300
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739. AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY OAK SPICE
CUPBOARD with a fluted panelled cupboard door, iron
H hinges enclosing a shelf raised upon a plinth base,
replaced back and top 25” x 24½”. See illustration.
£150 - 200
English Furniture
740. A MAHOGANY TRIPOD TABLE with a 29½”
diameter piecrust top raised upon a gun barrel shaft
and triform downswept supports and pad feet, 28”.
£50 - 80
Lot 741
741. A LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ROSEWOOD,
KINGWOOD AND ROUGE MARBLE BEDSIDE
CUPBOARD the serpentine rouge marble top above a
serpentine cupboard door with gilt metals spandrels,
crossbanded border with a white marble interior,
shaped apron raised upon curvilinear legs, canted
angles applied with shells and foliage with a side frieze
drawer, kidney shape handles, gilt metal front feet, 30”
x 21½” x 14”. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 742
742. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DUCHESS
DRESSING TABLE with an arched mirror with a leafy
cresting, reeded leafy brackets above six drawers, a
central frieze drawer, the lower part with bow front
outline with a frieze drawer raised upon fluted lobed
front legs joined by a shelf, 66” x 48”. See illustration.
£100 - 150
Lot 743
743. A PAIR OF REGENCY STYLE MAHOGANY POLE
SCREENS EARLY 19TH CENTURY each with shield
shape frames enclosing a silk work panel with an oval
depicting children with a lamb within a ribbon tied leafy
border raised upon a cylindrical shaft, fluted raised
upon a plinth base with outset angles and lions paw
feet, 58” high, (one requires restoration to the top of
the shield frame). See illustration. £300 - 400
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Lot 744
744. A GEORGE IV GILT WOOD AND
COMPOSITION OVERMANTEL, with a reeded
ebonised slip flanked by two similar mirrors with a shell
and leaf frieze divided by columns applied with shells
26” x 52”. See illustration. £150 - 200
745. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY
BERGERE STYLE SETTEE with an arched padded back,
padded out swept arms, loose seat cushions above
a shaped apron carved with a shell and leaves raised
upon front shell carved cabriole legs, claw and ball feet
58” wide. £150 - 200
746. A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY
HEPPLEWHITE STYLE DINING CHAIRS each with
shaped moulded backs with pierced vase shaped
splats carved with wheat ears and flowers, stuff over
serpentine seat raised upon tapering front legs, outset
rear legs joined by h stretchers (2). £100 - 150
747. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY THREE FOLD
SCREEN each panel with rising banners with brass
handles raised upon plain legs 42” x 60”. £80 - 120
748. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHILD’S BED with
four moulded uprights of square section with knopped
mushroom finials with rattan back and sides raised upon
baluster turned legs, brass shoes and casters 42” x 48”.
£150 - 200
749. A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY EASY CHAIR with a
moulded spoon back, padded arms, down swept fluted
arms, padded serpentine seat raised upon baluster
shaped front legs, brass shoes and ceramic casters,
plain outset rear legs, requires re upholstery. £80 - 120
750. A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BREAK-FRONT
SIDE TABLE with three frieze drawers now with laurel
wreath ring handles raised upon tapering legs and
spade feet, inlaid with line inlays, 33” x 52” x 23”.
£800 - 1200
751. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY WINE TABLE with
a 21½” diameter top raised upon a baluster shaft and a
triform plinth and bun feet, some traces of worm, 28½”
high. £150 - 200
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752. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY DRAWING
ROOM CHAIR with an arched padded back, padded
downswept arms, stuff over seat raised upon front
fluted baluster legs, plain outset rear legs and castors.
£400 - 600
753. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE WITH
ALTERATIONS the rectangular top above a frieze with
a bowl of fruit, leaves and pendant drapery raised upon
panelled tapering legs carved with ribbon tied pendant
flowers and fruit raised upon spade feet, 31½” x 30½” x
71”. £1800 - 2500
754. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY TUB CHAIR padded
back and seat raised upon front tapering legs of
cylindrical section, outset rear legs raised on castors.
£150 - 200
755. A CONTINENTAL SIDE CUPBOARD the
cupboard door carved with a classical leafy urn with fruit
and leaves raised upon a plinth base 39½” x 23½” x
15”. £400 - 600
756. A LATE VICTORIAN INLAID ROSEWOOD
OCTAGONAL CENTRE TABLE the border inlaid with
ribbon tied leaves and flowers raised upon four ring
turned legs joined by a shelf, vase shaped legs and
casters 26½” x 26” with a brass label stamped Druce
and Co, Cabinetmaker’s, London. £150 - 200
757. A REPRODUCTION GEORGE III STYLE BUTTON
BACK WING EASY CHAIR with shaped ears and arms
with brass studs raised upon shaped moulded legs 46”
high. £80 - 120
758. A REPRODUCTION LEATHER AND BUTTONED
FOOTSTOOL raised upon plain square legs. £50 - 80
Lot 759
759. A SET OF NINE EARLY 20TH CENTURY
MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS each with shaped
finial’s above a frieze carved with leaves, three solid
splat’s, padded drop in seats raised upon front tapering
vase shaped legs joined by H stretchers and block feet
(7 + 2 elbow chairs). See illustration. £300 - 400
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760. A MAHOGANY EXTENDING DINING TABLE OF
OVAL FORM enclosing three extra leaves, moulded
border with plain frieze raised upon four tapering vase
shaped legs and block feet and casters 29” high x 47”
closed, extended 94” x 49”. See illustration. £500 - 800
761. 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY TRIPOD TABLE
with a 38” diameter top raised upon a baluster shaft,
downswept fluted supports and pad feet 28½” high.
£100 - 150
Lot 762
762. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY BOW
FRONT HANGING CORNER WALL CUPBOARD with
a cavetto cornice above a pair of doors, H brass hinges
enclosing three shelves, moulded plinth 38” x 29” x 20”.
See illustration. £100 - 150
763. A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD WHATNOT with urn
finial’s above a shaped frieze, four bow front shelves
each united by barley twist uprights raised upon turned
feet, 43”high x 23”. £100 - 150
764. A GEORGE IV STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY BOW
FRONT DRESSING TABLE with a broad crossbanded
border inlaid with stringing above a frieze drawer and
two cupboard doors, raised upon slender tapering legs
with a plate glass top 31” x 39” x 20”. £100 - 150
Lot 765
765. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY IRISH EXTENDING
D END DINING TABLE with a pair of side tables, the
centre table with a rectangular hinged top raised upon
baluster turned legs, brass shoes and casters 30” x 86”
extended. See illustration. £100 - 150
766. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY
BOWFRONT SIDE BOARD with a raised back with a
bowfront frieze drawer above a tablecloth drawer flanked
on either side by drawer and a cellaret inlaid with ebony
stringing raised upon turned tapering vase shape legs,
brass shoes and castors 42” x 75”. £400 - 600
Lot 767
767. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CHEVAL MIRROR
with an oval mirror plate, panelled spandrels enclosed
by baluster turned uprights, urned finial’s raised upon
fluted downswept legs and brass paw feet and casters
60” x 25”. See illustration. £300 - 400
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Lot 768
768. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY DUMB WAITER with
a spindle gallery, the tray top with a divided cutlery
compartment raised slender tapering legs and brass
casters, 27½” x 12” x 21” requiring restoration. See
illustration. £80 - 120
Lot 769
769. A VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD PRIE DIEU CHAIR
with a padded top rail above a moulded frame centred
with foliate flowering tapestry, the shaped seat similarly
decorated raised upon fluted sabre front legs with brass
shoes and casters 39” high. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 770
770. A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY BLANKET CHEST
the rectangular top above a cross banded frieze inlaid
to resemble two cupboard doors with line inlays above
a shaped apron raised upon splay feet 34” x 57” x 23”.
See illustration. £100 - 150
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771. A REGENCY MAHOGANY FOLDING SQUARE
STIRRUP CUP STAND with lattice spindle collapsible
top with a gilt metal border untied by a hinged shelf
with a 7” aperture on square legs, ebonised gilt wood,
gilt leaf scale, claw and ball feet 26½” high x 21½” x
21½”. See illustration. £400 - 600
Lot 772
772. A VICTORIAN WALNUT MUSIC CUPBOARD
with a tray top above two panelled cupboard doors, a
frieze drawer and two similar doors flanked by fluted
baluster columns raised upon a plinth base and vase
shaped legs and ceramic casters 37½” x 23” x 15”. See
illustration. £80 - 150
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773. A GEORGE IV INLAID MAHOGANY TOILET
MIRROR with a leaf and scroll cresting flanked by
urned finial’s, the rectangular plate enclosed by turned
uprights, downswept legs inlaid with ebony lancets
joined by a turned stretcher 29” x 21½”. See illustration.
£80 - 150
774. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST the
rectangular top above a cavetto cornice with three
frieze drawers, three long graduated drawers, pierced
brass plates and brass handles, fluted canted angles,
raised upon later legs 42½” x 44” x 21½”. £200 - 300
Lot 777
777. AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY CORNER
CABINET the frieze inlaid with line inlays above an
astragal glazed cabinet door enclosing three shelves
inlaid with checkering raised upon slender tapering vase
shaped legs and spade feet 56” x 25½” x 13½”. See
illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 778
778. A VICTORIAN BUR WALNUT AND INLAID
SUTHERLAND TABLE with a 43” diameter oval hinged
top inlaid with rosewood raised upon turned end leaf
carved downswept legs raised on ceramic casters 29”
high x 35½”. See illustration. £200 - 300
779. AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY GAMES
TABLE the rectangular hinged top inlaid with a large
oval satinwood fan, satinwood and stained wood
spandrels enclosed by ebony and boxwood stringing,
beige lined surface above a frieze inlaid with an open
fan raised upon tapering legs 29½” x 31½” x 15½”.
£80 - 150
Lot 780
780. AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY DISPLAY
CABINET with a cavetto cornice above a frieze inlaid
with ribbon tied bell flowers, satinwood crossbanding
above two glazed cabinet doors, panelled and inlaid
with ribbon tied flowers raised upon cabriole legs 68” x
36”. See illustration. £150 - 200
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Lot 781
781. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BUR WALNUT
SERPENTINE WRITING DESK quarter veneered,
crossbanded and inlaid with herringbone above three
frieze drawers, leaf and mask handles raised upon
cabriole legs and pad feet 29” x 37” x 23½”. See
illustration. £150 - 200
782. A VICTORIAN EBONISED MAHOGANY MIRROR
BACK CHIFFONIER with a leafy pediment above three
shaped mirrors, the lower part with a bow front outline
with a glazed cabinet door flanked by open shelves
raised upon cabriole legs 78” x 49” x 16”. £100 - 150
Lot 783
783. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY DRESSING TABLE
with shaped mirror enclosed by fluted uprights, the
rectangular top with two short and two long graduated
drawers each with panelled front, turned wood handles
raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet 64” x 47½” x
23”. See illustration. £300 - 400
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784. A VICTORIAN INLAID WALNUT CHESS TOP
TABLE the rectangular moulded top inlaid with
chessboard with ebony checkering above a frieze
drawer raised upon fluted vase shape legs, leaf carved
down swept legs joined by a turned stretcher
28” x 27” x 17½”. £100 - 150
Lot 785
785. A VICTORIAN COLD PAINTED AND BRASS
BEDSTEAD with a brass rail and vase finial’s with
uprights surmounted by scrolling leaves complete
with two irons and a spring 57” x 54”. See illustration.
£100 - 150
Lot 786
786. AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY AND
ROSEWOOD CROSSBANDED BOW FRONT CHEST
with four graduated cock beaded drawers each with
turned wood handles, out swept bow front plinth raised
upon scrolling fluted front legs, plain vase shaped legs.
See illustration. £200 - 300
787. AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY
OCCASIONAL TABLE the square top inlaid with
checkering raised upon slender tapering legs joined by
a shelf 28½” x 15” and an Edwardian oval occasional
table inlaid with satinwood and line inlays raised upon
reduced shaped legs 19” x 29”. £40 - 60
788. A HIPKINS AND COMPANY, DUDLEY FLOOR
SAFE original paint with brass fluted handle
24” x 18” x 19”. £50 - 80
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789. AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY
SATINWOOD AND STAINED IVORY OCCASIONAL
TABLE of trefoil form with three hinged leaves each
inlaid with classical figures holding cornucopia with a
central roundel inlaid with leaves and bell flowers raised
upon three curvilinear legs joined by a vase raised on
casters 28” x 23”. See illustration. £100 - 150
790. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY AND
CROSSBANDED GAMES TABLE the demi lune hinged
top above an inlaid frieze with a breakfront panel raised
upon a pair of turned columns, quadruple downswept
supports, brass shoes and casters 28½” x 36”. See
illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 791
791. A FRENCH 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL
GILTWOOD AND COMPOSITION DRAWING ROOM
SUITE comprising a settee with s shaped back with
a pierced leafy cresting, padded back, out swept
moulded arms, padded seat, the apron moulded with
leaves raised upon shaped giltwood legs with a pair of
conforming elbow chairs and four elbow chairs (7). See
illustration. £400 - 600
Lot 792
792. A REPRODUCTION GEORGE II STYLE WING
EASY CHAIR with padded arms and outswept arms,
loose seat cushion, covered in a red and Persian pattern
cloth raised upon oak cabriole legs with moulded shell
decoration. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 793
793. A SIMILAR REPRODUCTION GEORGE III STYLE
WING EASY CHAIR. See illustration. £150 - 200
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Lot 794
794. AN UNUSUAL VICTORIAN ELM CLERKS STOOL
the oval top with flour plain tapering legs joined by
stretchers 26” x 14”. See illustration. £80 - 150
Lot 795
795. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SPOON BACK
DRAWING ROOM CHAIR with a button back,
serpentine padded seat raised upon front cabriole
legs, plain outset rear legs and casters 36” high. See
illustration. £100 - 150
797. A VICTORIAN SOLID ROSEWOOD DINING
CHAIR with a leaf carved cresting rail above a solid
splat, serpentine seats raised upon slender front
baluster legs plain outset rear legs. £50 - 80
Lot 798
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798. A PAIR OF TWO SEATER SETTEE’S each with
loose back and seat cushions in a Persian pattern
loose cover, each approximately 72”. See illustration.
£400 - 600
799. A VICTORIAN MARQUETRY AND INLAID SIDE
TABLE the rectangular moulded top with a frieze
inlaid with Marquetry flowers and leaves, chequered
border, above a plain frieze raised upon pierced vase
shaped uprights, turned by a baluster stretcher raised
upon downswept legs and peg feet 27” x 35” x 17½”.
£200 - 300
800. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY TRIPOD TABLE
with a 24” diameter top raised upon a vase shaped
shaft, triform downswept supports and pad feet 29½”.
£120 - 180
801. A VICTORIAN TUB CHAIR the waisted back with
outswept arms, ivory leaf damask cover, fringed border,
raised upon turned front legs, plain outswept rear legs.
£100 - 150
Lot 802
802. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY AND EBONY
INLAID DRUM TOP TABLE with a 39½” diameter
top segmentally veneered and inlaid with line inlays,
the border chequered above four frieze drawers
interspersed with false cockbeaded drawers raised
upon a baluster shaft and quadripartite down swept
legs, brass shoes and casters 29” high. See illustration.
£1500 - 2000
803. A MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE stamped Gillows,
with an inverted break front top with a ribbon and
flower carved border with a frieze drawer raised upon
leaf and cabochon carved legs terminating in claw and
ball feet 29” x 36” x 17½”. £200 - 300
804. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY GATE LEG DINING
TABLE the rectangular top with two hinged leaves with
shaved angles raised upon legs of square section
28” x 46” x 50”. £100 - 150
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Lot 805
805. A VICTORIAN BUR WALNUT SUTHERLAND
TABLE the oval hinged top with a moulded border
raised upon bobbin turned legs, downswept supports
joined by a similar stretcher, 22” x 31” x 22”. See
illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 806
806. A VICTORIAN BUR WALNUT AND MARQUETRY
INLAID BOW FRONT GAMES TABLE the curvilinear
top inlaid with flowers and leaves enclosing a beige and
gilt tooled playing surface raised upon a leaf moulded
octagonal shaft leaf carved quadripartite down swept
supports, scrolling feet and ceramic casters 29” x 37” x
18”. See illustration. £300 - 400
Lot 807
807. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHAISE LOUNGE
with a leaf and flower carved spindle back, rainbow
tapestry modern cover, carved arms raised upon vase
shaped legs, brass shoes and casters. See illustration.
£100 - 150
808. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BREAKFAST TABLE
the rectangular moulded top raised upon a baluster
turned shaft, triform down swept supports, brass shoes
and casters. £80 - 150
809. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY ELBOW CHAIR
with a concave cresting rail, downswept scrolling arms,
padded drop in seat raised upon octagonal baluster
front legs, peg feet, out swept rear legs. £80 - 150
810. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SPOON BACK
DRAWING ROOM CHAIR with a leaf carved cresting,
padded waisted back, serpentine seat raised upon leaf
carved cabriole legs. £80 - 120
811. A VICTORIAN WALNUT GAMES TABLE the
rectangular hinged swivel top above a bow front frieze
raised upon square headed out swept tapering legs
joined by a shelf 28½” x 27” x 16”. £120 - 180
812. A WALNUT LIBRARY BOOKCASE the shaped
raised back applied with flowers and leaves, th
serpentine outline above two glazed hinged doors and
a frieze drawer, the handles with white roundel’s raised
upon a plinth base 42” x 35½” x 13”. £120 - 180
Lot 813
813. AN EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SEWING
TABLE with a hinged octagonal top enclosing a fitted
and compartmentalised interior with a lidded green silk
cover, tapering above a panelled frieze, tapering wool
box, a collared baluster stem, triform downswept legs
and scroll feet 27½” x 20½”. See illustration. £150 - 200
814. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY
TORCHERE with a 12½” diameter beaded top raised
upon leaf carved baluster shaft, a lobed vase raised
upon leaf carved down swept legs and pad feet 42”
high. £50 - 80
www.wrightmanley.co.uk

Lot 815
815. A VICTORIAN INLAID BUR WALNUT SEWING
TABLE with an octagonal hinged top inlaid in
hare wood with ribbon tied laurel leaves with a
compartmentalised interior, some lidded compartments
with cotton reels above a frieze inlaid with marquetry
leaves raised upon a tapering wool box inlaid,
downswept triform supports and scroll feet 26½” x 17”.
See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 816
816. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CELLARETTE the
rectangular hinged cover inlaid with line inlays enclosing
a divided interior with six divisions with an early 19th
century mallet shaped decanter with a mushroom
stopper engraved rum, another decanter damaged
and a Victorian mallet shaped decanter, facet cut with
a compressed stopper, some chips raised upon a
moulded plinth and tapering legs 23” x 15½” x 11”. See
illustration. £200 - 300
817. A VICTORIAN BEECH WOOD AND ELM
CAPTAINS CHAIR with a shaped back above turned
spindles, dish seat raised upon legs joined by cross
stretchers. £80 - 120
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818. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE
the rectangular top with two hinged flaps with rounded
ends above a cock beaded frieze drawer, brass handles
raised on turned cylindrical legs, peg feet and casters
28½” x 39” x 49”. £200 - 300
Lot 819
819. A GEORGE III PROBABLY RED WALNUT CHEST
OF DRAWERS the rectangular moulded top above two
short and three long graduated drawers, brass plates
and handles raised upon a plinth base and bracket feet
with alterations. See illustration. £400 - 600
820. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST OF
DRAWERS with a moulded cornice above two short and
three long graduated cock beaded drawers, brass swan
neck handles, fluted canted angles, raised upon bracket
feet with alterations. £200 - 300
Lot 821
821. A VICTORIAN ALDER WOOD AND ELM
SPINDLE BACK ROCKING CHAIR with a comb back
above two rows of seven turned spindles, dish seat,
scroll arms raised upon turned legs 42” high. See
illustration. £150 - 200
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Lot 823
823. A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BUREAU the
rectangular hinged fall front enclosing a fitted interior
with an arrangement of eight pigeon holes and eight
short drawers, the lower part with four long graduated
cock beaded drawers, later oval brass handles raised
upon a plinth base and ogee bracket feet
43” x 42” x 20”. See illustration. £300 - 400
Lot 824
824. A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY BERGERE LIBRARY
ELBOW CHAIR with a shaped back, down swept
scrolling arms, rattan back and seat, plain stretcher
raised upon turned front legs, brass shoes and casters,
plain outset rear legs, with loose seat cushion. See
illustration. £400 - 600
825. AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY DISPLAY
CABINET with a dwarf back with a glazed cabinet door,
a panel inlaid with marquetry, musical instruments and
leaves, oval inlaid with boxwood, ebony and satinwood
cross banding raised upon bracket feet 38½” x 19” x 16”.
£80 - 150
Lot 826
826. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY THREE PIECE
LEATHER LOUNGE SUITE with a shaped padded
leather back, scrolling padded leather arms raised upon
compressed bun feet and two conforming easy chairs
with loose feather cushions. See illustration. £150 - 200
Lot 827
827. A 19TH CENTURY ELM CHAIR BACK SETTEE
with incised top rails above ladder backs down swept
arms, paneled seat raised upon tapering legs joined
by plain cross stretchers 37” x 67”. See illustration.
£200 - 300
Lot 828
828. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY GENTLEMAN’S
COMPACTUM WARDROBE with an ovolo cornice
above a plain frieze and a pair of panelled cupboard
doors, four long graduated cock beaded drawers each
with turned wood handles flanked on either side by a
panelled cupboard door, one enclosing three sliding
trays and a cupboard raised upon a plinth base 69”
high. See illustration. £200 - 300
www.wrightmanley.co.uk

829. A VICTORIAN WALNUT EASY CHAIR with
a shaped back carved with flower head and leaves,
padded back and arms raised upon turned front legs.
£50 - 80
Lot 830
830. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CHEST ON CHEST
with an ovolo cornice above a dentil and cavetto frieze,
two short and three long graduated drawers, each with
brass scroll and baluster handles, the lower part with
three long graduated drawers raised upon a plinth
base and bracket feet 71” x 40” x 20”. See illustration.
£300 - 400
831. AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD
BREAKFAST TABLE with a well figured top, moulded
border above a plain frieze raised upon a tapering
vase shape shaft, lappet leaf plinth raised upon oval
base with leaf carved lions paw feet 28” x 56” x 40”.
£300 - 400
832. A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY CANTERBURY with
three concave divisions, the plinth base with a frieze
drawer raised upon ring turned vase shaped legs, brass
shoes and casters 20” x 18” x 12”. See illustration.
£150 - 200
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833. A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH EN BATEAU BED
with curvilinear ends above panels raised upon a plinth
42½” x 50½. See illustration. £100 - 150
Lot 834
834. A VICTORIAN PINE HIGH BACK DRESSER with
a cavetto and dentil cornice above three plate rails
the lower part with a rectangular planked top above
two frieze drawers each with bras handles raised upon
square section supports joined by a pot board
83” x 60” x 20½”. See illustration. £200 - 300
835. A 19TH CENTURY EBONISED SPINDLE BACK
ELBOW CHAIR SUSSEX STYLE with a concave cresting
rail above six spindles, outswept arms, rush seat raised
upon turned front legs. £80 - 150
836. AN EDWARDIAN WALNUT REVOLVING
CANTERBURY with a square moulded top above
divided shelves joined by uprights raised upon a
plinth base and platform feet 34” x 18½” x 18½”. See
illustration. £100 - 150
837. A VICTORIAN WALNUT SIDEBOARD with a
dwarf back with a cavetto moulding, the rectangular
moulded top above arched panelled cupboard door
enclosing three sliding trays flanked on either side by a
fitted cutlery drawer, a panelled cupboard door with a
similar drawer and cupboard raised upon a plinth base
and stile feet 45” high x 72” x 24” ** with a label from
Maple and Company Limited, London and Paris with art
nouveau brass handles. £100 - 150
Lot 832 Lot 833 Lot 836
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838. AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY
GENTLEMAN’S WARDROBE with a plain frieze above
three panelled cupboard doors enclosing a ¾ length
mirror, two shelves, four fitted drawers each with
recessed brass handles above three long drawers raised
upon bracket feet 79” x 72” 21” and a conforming
pedestal dressing table with a circular mirror, plate
glass top, each pedestal with three short drawers and
a conforming chest of drawers with two long drawers
46½” wide. £100 - 150
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Lot 839
839. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY EXTENDING
DINING TABLE with a rectangular moulded top
enclosing three leaves, plain frieze raised upon square
head fluted baluster legs, vase shaped feet and
casters, 30” high x 40” closed, 102½”. See illustration.
£800 - 1200
840. A SET OF EIGHT SIMULATED ROSEWOOD
SPOON BACK DINING CHAIRS each with horizontal
pierced splats, stuff over serpentine seats raised upon
front cabriole legs, plain outset rear legs (8). £300 - 400
841. A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY CHIFFONIER with
a leaf and scroll pediment above a shelf supported by
turned uprights the rectangular top above a concave
frieze drawer and a pair of bowfront cupboard doors
enclosing a shelf raised upon an inverted breakfront
plinth base with turned leaf carved columns 57” x 46½”.
£300 - 400
842. A PAIR OF VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TEA
TABLES each with rectangular hinged tops above a
shaped apron centred with a shell and moulded leaves
raised upon a baluster lappet leaf shaft, quadripartite
downswept scrolling legs and castors, 31” x 37” x 18”
closed. £500 - 800
Garden
850. A SANDSTONE TROUGH of rectangular form
54” x 18” x 8”. £150 - 200
Lot 851
851. A GOOD VICTORIAN COALBROOKDALE STYLE
GARDEN SEAT the scrolling ends infilled with blooms
and leaves, curvilinear front legs, fluted baluster side
stretchers raised upon platform feet, slated seat, 66½”.
See illustration. £300 - 400
852. A PAIR OF STONE WHIPPETS each standing
four square, curled tails raised upon shaped rectangular
plinth with canted corners 16” high x 27” x 11”.
£300 - 400
Lot 853
853. A LEAD FOUNTAIN of classical Adam design,
the shaped back with a cherubs mask above a rams
mask with pendant flowers flanked by fluted columns
with a shaped leaf moulded bowl 33” high x 20½”. See
illustration. £300 - 400
Carpets
860. A CHINESE WOOL CARPET with a central floral
medallion, floral spandrels with a blue border decorated
with flowers and guard stripes, tasseled border 108” x
150” approximately. £40 - 60
861. A TURKEY CARPET the typical red ground with
floral spandrels and central medallion with guards
stripes decorated with flowers 144” approximately x
120”. £50 - 100
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Tarporley
Beeston
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Telford
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traffic lights turning left towards Tarporley.
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GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE
1. Definitions. In these conditions Wright Manley, who
act only as auctioneers and agents for the vendor, are
called “The Auctioneers”, and the representative of
Wright Manley conducting the Auction is called “The
Auctioneer”.
2. General. Whilst Wright Manley make every effort
to ensure the accuracy of their catalogue and the
description of any lot:
(a) Each lot as set out in the catalogue or as divided or
combined with any other lot or lots is sold by the vendor
with all faults, imperfections and errors of descriptions.
(b) Wright Manley do not accept responsibility for the
authenticity, attribution, genuineness, origin, authorship,
date, age, period, condition or quality of any lot, unless
they have been instructed in writing by the vendor so to
certify, and in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents
of the vendor and are not themselves responsible for
such claims.
(c) All statements, whether printed in the catalogue or
made orally, as to any of the matters set out in (b) above
are statements of opinion only and are not to be taken
as being or implying any warranties or representations
of fact by Wright Manley, unless they have been
instructed in writing by the vendors so to certify, and
in such case the Auctioneers do so as agents of the
vendor and are not themselves responsible for such
claims.
(d) Any claim under any Statute must be received in
writing by the Auctioneers within ten days of the day of
the sale.
3. The Auction
(a) The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any
lot, to combine any two or more lots, to withdraw any
lot or lots from the sale, to refuse bids, regulate bidding
or cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason
or without previous notice. He may bid on behalf of the
vendor for all goods which are being offered subject to
reserve or at the Auctioneer’s discretion.
(b) The highest bidder shall be the buyer except
in the case of a dispute. If during the auction the
Auctioneer considers that a dispute has arisen, he has
absolute discretion to settle it or to re-offer the lot. The
Auctioneer may at his sole discretion determine the
advance of bidding or refuse a bid.
(c) Each lot is put up for sale subject to any reserve
price placed by the vendor. Where there is no reserve
price (but not otherwise) the seller has the right to bid
either personally or by any one person (who may be the
Auctioneer).
(d) All conditions, notices, descriptions, statements
and other matters in the catalogue and elsewhere
concerning any lot are subject to any statements
modifying or affecting the same made by the
Auctioneer from the rostrum prior to any bid being
accepted for the lot.
4. Rescission. Notwithstanding any other terms of these
Conditions, if within fourteen days after the sale Wright
Manley have received from the buyer of any lot notice
in writing that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery,
and within twenty-one days after such notification the
buyer returns the same to Wright Manley in the same
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condition as at the time of sale and by producing
evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the buyer,
satisfies Wright Manley that considered in the light of
the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery,
then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the
purchase price of the same refunded. In the event of a
dispute then the matter shall be settled by arbitration,
the arbitrator to be nominated by the President of the
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Both the buyer
and the vendor agree to be bound by the decision.
5. Default. Wright Manley disclaim responsibility for
default by either the buyer or the vendor because they
act as agents for the vendor only and therefore do not
pay out to the vendor until payment is received from
the buyer. Instructions given by telephone are accepted
at the sender’s risk and must be confirmed in writing
forthwith.
6. In the event of a sale by private treat both the vendor
and the buyer agree to be bound by the General and
any Special Conditions of Sale.
VENDORS CONDITIONS
7. Instructions. As Wright Manley are auctioneers, all
goods delivered to Wright Manley’s premises will be
deemed to be delivered for sale by Auction unless
otherwise stated in writing and will be catalogued and
sold at Wright Manley’s discretion and accepted by
Wright Manley subject to all the Sale Conditions. By
delivering the goods to Wright Manley for inclusion in
their auction sales each vendor acknowledges that he or
she has accepted and agreed to be bound by all these
conditions.
8. Collections. Wright Manley do not themselves usually
undertake the collection of goods but will, if required
in writing, instruct a contractor on the vendor’s behalf
in their capacity as agents. Wright Manley disclaim
all responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for
unauthorized removal of goods and for damage to
premises caused by the contractor who should be
insured for such risks. Unless instructions are received
to the contrary the charge for these services will be
normally deducted from the proceeds of sale.
9. Loss or Damage. Wright Manley disclaim all
responsibility for loss or damage to goods or for
unauthorized removal of goods unless caused by the
direct negligence of their employees.
10. Storage. Wright Manley reserve the right to store or
arrange for the storage of goods delivered to them
for sale either on their own premises or elsewhere at
their sole discretion. They exempt themselves from
any liabibility for loss or damage to goods delivered
to their sale rooms without sufficient sale instructions
and reserve the right to make a minimum storage
charge at 25p per lot per day for such goods (unless
the loss or damage is caused by the negligence of their
employers).
11. Right to Sell. Vendors will be charged for goods left
on the premises if the vendor has been requested to
remove them and if the goods are not removed within
twenty-one days of such request. Wright Manley reserve
the right to sell the goods to defray costs and storage
charges.

12. Loss and Damages. Wright Manley are not regulated
by the F.S.A for the provision of insurance to it’s clients
WRIGHT MANLEY for it’s own protection covers
property stored on our premises against the risk of fire,
burglary and water damage. If you need to make a claim
the value of your goods will be based on the lower sale
estimate, if sold it is covered at the hammer price.
13. Reserves.
(a) All goods are put up for sale WITHOUT RESERVE at
the Auctioneer’s discretion unless written instructions as
to reserves are received by Wright Manley prior to the
commencement of the sale.
(b) In the event of any reserve price not being reached
at auction Wright Manley are empowered to sell after
the auction, by private treaty, at not less than the
reserve price, as long as the goods remain on Wright
Manley’s premises. In the event of such a sale by private
treaty the Conditions of Sale applicable to a buyer
governing the auction will apply.
14. Indemnity. The vendor shall duly indemnify Wright
Manley against any claims in connection with any goods
sold by Wright Manley on the vendor’s behalf.
15. Value Added Tax. A vendor who sends for sale by
auction or private treaty any item which is an asset of his
business must disclose to the Auctioneer whether or not
he is a registered person for Value Added Tax purposes
in the UK or any other EU country and if so, declare his
registered number and whether or not he intends to
operate the margin scheme for second hand goods.
This information must be supplied to the Auctioneer on
or prior to the items being released to the Auctioneer.
16. The vendor authorizes the Auctioneer to deduct
commission and expenses at the stated rates from the
hammer price and acknowledges the Auctioneer’s right
to retain any premium payable by the purchaser.
17. Rights to Photographs and Illustrations. The
vendor gives Wright Manley full and absolute right to
photograph and illustrate any lot placed in its hands for
sale and to use such photographs and illustrations and
any photographs provided by the vendor at any time
at its absolute discretion (whether or not in connection
with the auction).
BUYERS CONDITIONS
18. Inspection. Each buyer by making a bid for a lot
acknowledges that he has satisfied himself fully before
bidding by inspection or otherwise as to all the Sale
Conditions, the physical condition of any description of
the lot including but not restricted to whether the lot is
damaged or has been repaired or restored.
19. Property and Risk. Legal title will not pass to the
buyer until the lots(s) has been paid for in full and the
Auctioneers shall be entitled to a lien on any lot until
the purchase price (as defined in 22 below) is paid in
full but each lot is at the sole risk of the buyer from the
fall of the hammer. Each buyer shall forthwith give his
full names and permanent address and if called upon
to do so by the Auctioneer shall forthwith pay to Wright
Manley such proportion of the purchase price as the
Auctioneer may require. If the buyer fails to do so, the
lot may at the Auctioneer’s sole discretion be put up
again and re-sold.
20. Every bidder shall be deemed to act as principal unless
there is in force a written acknowledgement by Wright
Manley that he acts as agent on behalf of a named
principal.
21. Removal of Goods.
(a) No purchase shall be claimed or removed until it
has been paid for and the sale has been concluded. All
purchases shall be paid for and removed at the buyer’s
risk and expense by the end of the second working
day after the sale, failing which the Auctioneer shall not
be responsible if the same are lost, stolen, damaged
or destroyed, and all lots not so removed shall remain
at the risk of the buyer and subject to a minimum
warehousing charge of 25p per lot per day. If they are
not paid for and removed within seven days of the sale
the Auctioneer may re-sell them by auction or privately
without notice to the buyer. Any liability which there
may be on the part of the Auctioneer in respect of any
loss shall be restricted to a maximum of the price paid
by the buyer of the lot.
(b) In the event of any failure of the buyers to comply
with any of the above conditions the damages
recoverable by the seller or the Auctioneers from the
defaulter shall include any loss arising on any re-sale
of the lot, together with the charges and expenses
in respect of both sales, and together with interest
at 2% above Barclays Banks PLC Base Rate upon the
price of any lot which has not been paid for within 48
hours of the sale, and any money deposited in part
payment shall be held by the Auctioneers on account
of any liability of the defaulter to them or to the seller.
The Auctioneers are unable to accept payment from
successful bidders other than in cash, credit card, debit
card, or by the bidder’s own cheque. Cheques drawn
by third parties, whether in the Auctioneer’s favour or
requiring endorsement, cannot be accepted.
22. Purchase Price. The purchaser shall pay the hammer
price together with a premium of 17.5% of the hammer
price (adjusted for VAT as necessary). The premium
at the appropriate rate is payable by all purchasers.
The amount invoiced in respect of the premium will
be inclusive of VAT but this VAT will not normally be
recoverable by the buyer. The vendor authorises the
Auctioneer to deduct commission and expenses at the
stated rates from the hammer price and acknowledges
the Auctioneer’s right to retain the premium payable by
the purchaser.
IMPORTANT NOTES FOR BUYERS
BIDS
We will be pleased to execute bids on behalf of intending
buyers, and no charge is made for this service. Lots will
be purchased as cheaply as permitted by other bids and
reserves. Bids must be submitted to the Commissions
Department at least one hour before the sale commences,
and should be entered on the forms provided. Bids left by
telephone will be accepted only on the condition that they
are at the sender’s risk, and must in any case be confirmed
in writing.
EXPORT LICENSES
An Export Licence is required for certain items leaving the
United Kingdom. The obtaining of a relevant Licence is the
responsibility of the buyer.
OWNERSHIP
Lots marked with a asterisk belong to either a member of
staff or a member of their family.
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WRIGHT MANLEY
COMPREHENSIVE COUNTRYWIDE
FINE ART SERVICE
THE WRIGHT MANLEY COUNTRYWIDE SERVICE
TO SOLICITORS AND EXECUTORS
Wright Manley offers a complete valuation and house clearance service,
from immediate preliminary inspection - without charge - for Insurance,
Probate, current Saleroom Value and Family Division to same-day
removal if necessary.
Academic, rare or valuable items are retained for Wright Manley’s
internationally-promoted Fine Art Catalogue Sales.
SPECIALIST COLLECTORS SALES
Wright Manley hold specialist Fine Art and Collectors’ Sales, Country
House Sales on clients’ premises and Collective Sales. Whether you have
a single item or complete house contents WRIGHT MANLEY can help.
William Witter M.R.I.C.S.
BEESTON CASTLE SALEROOMS
Tarporley, Cheshire CW6 9NZ
Tel: 01829 262150
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Beeston Castle Salerooms, Beeston Castle Smithfield, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 9NZ
Tel: 01829 262150 Fax: 01829 261829
Please bid on my behalf for the undermentioned lots up to the prices specified, these to be executed
as cheaply as permitted by other bids or reserves, if any.
I agree to comply with the Notices and Conditions of Sale.
Please note: All successful bids are subjects to a Buyer’s Premium of 17½% plus VAT.
Lot No. Brief Description Limit in £
(excluding Premium
+ VAT)
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