Autumn Fine Art Sale Glass

Autumn Fine Art Sale 

Friday 16 & Saturday 17 November 2012 

Viewing: 

Sunday 11 November 11am - 4pm 

Monday 12 - Thursday 15 November 9am – 

4pm 

Limited viewing on sale days 

Please refer to the website or catalogue for 

running order of sales - two sales will run 

concurrently on both sale days. 

Glass 

1 

A Pair of Brandy Balloons, early 19 th 

century, the ogee bowls on waisted 

stems and circular feet, 17cm high 

£200 - 300 

2 

A Pink and White Overlay Clear Glass 

Scent Bottle and Stopper, circa 1860, 

of baluster form, with slice and wrythen 

cut bands, 11.5cm high; A Bohemian 

Green Glass Scent Bottle and 

Stopper, of ribbed and panel conical 

form, enamelled with flowerheads and 

scroll work, 17cm high; A Similar 

Smaller Scent Bottle and Stopper, 

11.5cm high; A White Overlay Blue 

Glass Scent Bottle and Stopper, with 

gilt decoration, 11.5cm high; A Blue 

Glass Scent Bottle and Stopper, with 

gilt decoration, 12cm; A Similar Ruby 

Glass Scent Bottle and Cover, 11.5cm 

high; and A Lilac Glass Scent Bottle 

and Stopper, with gilt decoration, 11.5cm 

high (7) 

£400 - 600 

3 

A Pair of Bohemian White Overlay 

Green Glass Lustres, circa 1870, the 

squat globular bowls with ogee rims and 

six circular raised panels, painted with 

flowersprays on a gilt cailhoute ground, on 

a knopped panel stem and circular socle 

with lappet shaped panels hung with 

prismatic spear drops and faceted buttons, 

30cm high 

£500 - 700 

4 

A Goblet, circa 1710, the ogee bowl on 

a heavy drop knop with air tear on a short 

cylindrical stem and folded foot, 19cm high 

See illustration 

£1000 - 1500 

5 

An Ale Glass, circa 1760, the pan 

topped slender funnel bowl engraved with 

hops and barley on a double series opaque 

twist stem and folded foot, 20.5cm high 


£400 - 600 

6 

A Wine Glass, circa 1740, the bell 

shape bowl on a plain stem and folded 

foot, 15cm high 

£120 - 180 

7 

An Ale Glass, circa 1740, the drawn 

trumpet bowl on plain stem and folded 

foot, 21cm high 

£150 - 200 

8 

A Set of Eight Cordial Glasses, mid 

18 th century, the bell shaped bowls on 

plain stems and folded feet, 12cm high 

£600 - 800

9 

A Set of Six Wine Glasses, circa 1770, 

the ogee bowls on knopped faceted stems, 

14.5cm high 

£500 - 700 

10 

A Pair of Ale Flutes, circa 1760, the 

rounded funnel bowls engraved with hops 

and barley on a double series opaque twist 

stems, 19.5cm high 

£400 - 600 

11 

A Baluster Wine Glass, circa 1720, the 

waisted bell bowl with solid base on a 

composite stem with ball and angular 

knops over a baluster with air tear on a 

folded foot, 16cm high 

£600 - 800 

12 

A Wine Glass, circa 1720, the waisted 

bell bowl with solid base on a plain stem 

with annulated basal knop and air tear on 

a domed folded foot, 15.5cm high 

£500 - 700 

13 

An Ale Glass, circa 1740, the rounded 

funnel bowl engraved with hops and 

barley on a plain stem and folded foot, 

19cm high 

£150 - 200 

14 

A Wine Glass, circa 1745, the drawn 

trumpet bowl engraved with a six-petalled 

rose and bud, the reverse with a thistle, 

on an hexagonal panelled stem, 16.5cm 

high 

**Purportedly one of two recorded. See 

Hartshorne (Albert) Old English Glasses, 

fig.360 

£400 - 600 

15 

An Ale Glass, circa 1800, the drawn 

trumpet bowl engraved with hops and 

barley on a plain stem and folded foot, 

15cm high; A Similar Glass, 15cm high; 

and A Similar Later Glass, with rounded 

bowl, 15.5cm high (3) 

£150 - 200 

16 

An Ale Glass, circa 1760, the rounded 

funnel bowl on an opaque gauze twist 

stem, 18.5cm high 

£180 - 250 

17 

A Mallet Decanter and Stopper, circa 

1810, with bull's eye knop and spiral 

moulding to the neck, 27.5cm high 

£300 - 400 

18 

A Glass Tumbler, mid-18 th century, of 

slightly flared bucket form, engraved 

SUCCESS To THE COAL TRADE within a 

husk oval cartouche hung with barley, the 

reverse with initials JB within a foliate oval 

cartouche, 9cm high 

£300 - 500 

19 

A Glass Tumbler, dated 1767, of 

slightly flared bucket form, engraved 

JANE-NICOLS 1767 and with hops and 

barley, the reverse with a butterfly, the 

base with later diamond engraved 

inscription 1867 M.Broadwill, 10cm high 

£200 - 300 

20 

An Ale Glass, circa 1760, the slender 

rounded funnel bowl on a double series 

opaque twist stem, 19.5cm high 

£150 - 200

21 

A Lynn Type Cordial Glass, circa 

1760, the ribbed rounded funnel bowl on 

a gauze twist stem and folded foot, 13cm 

high 

£300 - 400 

22 

A Wine or Mead Glass, circa 1740, the 

rounded cup bowl on plain stem and 

folded foot, 14.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

23 

A Triple Ring Neck Mallet Decanter 

and Stopper, circa 1800, with faceted 

knop and neck rings above panel 

shoulders engraved with two sailing ships 

at sea within an octagonal border inscribed 

HART REVENUE CUTTER, the reverse with 

a label inscribed BRANDY over an oval 

enclosing initials RG, 26cm high 

£300 - 500 

24 

A Mallet Decanter and A Stopper, 

circa 1770, with faceted neck over floral 

engraving to the shoulders, and ovolo and 

diamond band, basal fluting, 29.5cm high; 

and A Faceted Decanter and Stopper, 

with pouring spout and diamond and facet 

cutting, 23cm high (4) 

£150 - 200 

25 

A Triple Ring Neck Mallet Decanter, 

early 19 th century, engraved with a 

rose, thistle and shamrock, and with 

initials W.M.C., 18.5cm high 

£150 - 200 

26 

A Glass Mallet Decanter, circa 1740, 

the cylindrical neck with string ring over a 

straight sided octagonal body, 21cm high 

£300 - 400 

27 

A Glass Mallet Decanter, in George II 

style, the cylindrical neck with pouring 

spout over an octagonal straight sided 

body, 25cm high 

£200 - 300 

28 

A Set of Five Custard Cups, circa 

1800, the slender ovoid bowls with trailed 

handles on waisted stems and circular 

feet, 10cm high 

£100 - 150 

29 

A Glass Tumbler, circa 1780, of slightly 

flared bucket form engraved with marriage 

initials E/H/R over a floral spray, the 

reverse with anvil and blacksmith's tools 

below a husk border, 12.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

30 

A Glass Puzzle Tumbler, circa 1795, of 

slightly flared bucket form inscribed KING 

TINKER below a band of stylised flowers 

with a section of disguised piercing, 

12.5cm high 

**See Hartshorne (Albert) Old English 

Glasses, pg.332, fig.335 

£300 - 500 

31 

A Glass Tumbler, 19 th century, of 

slightly flared bucket form inscribed GOV 

FENNER and engraved with a sailing ship 

and paddle ship, the reverse with a thistle, 

with later diamond engraved inscription 

PPJC July 14 th 1842, 11cm high 

£150 - 200

32 

A Glass Goblet, dated 1775, the plain 

bucket bowl on a short stem enclosing a 

white metal circular plaque inscribed Willm 

Kirk Born March 11 1775, Frans Coates 

over entwined hearts, the reverse initialled 

WK on a foliate ground, on a circular foot, 

13cm high 

£180 - 250 

33 

A Glass Tumbler, late 18 th /early 19 th 

century, of slightly flared bucket form, 

the base initialled E.H, 11.5cm high; A 

Similar Beaker, initialled J.H., 12cm 

high; and Two Further Beakers, 11cm 

and 11.5cm (4) 

£120 - 180 

34 

A Glass Large Jug, 2 nd half 18 th 

century, of inverted baluster form with 

trailed ribbing to the neck above a 

panelled base and circular foot, 22.5cm 

high 

£300 - 400 

35 

A Glass Large Jug, 2nd half 18 th 

century, of baluster form with two trailed 

bands to the neck on a circular foot, 28cm 

high 

£300 - 400 

36 

A Glass Flattened Ring Flask, 

probably English, late 17 th century, 

with spiral trailed rim collar and four 

applied milled trails to the side, 16.5cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

37 

A Green Tinted Glass Ham Stand, 19 th 

century, of hollow bobbin form with 

folded rims, 19.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

38 

A Glass Water Jug, early 19 th century, 

the ribbed oval body with cylindrical neck 

and loop handle, 24cm high 

£200 - 300 

39 

A German/Bohemian Enamelled 

Kurfürstenhumpen, bearing the date 

1595, of swollen cylindrical form with a 

gilded band below the rim, enamelled with 

green and red dots and beading, the main 

body with a continuous frieze depicting 

Holy Roman Emperor enthroned (the dais 

dated 1595), flanked by four electors on 

his left side and three further electors on 

his right side, each titled to their state, 

including BRANDENBERG, PFALZ and 

TRIER, and COLLEN (Cologne), standing 

full length flanked by a lily-of-the-valley 

spray, and with multiple line inscriptions in 

white enamel to the base and below the 

rim, 27.5cm high 

**Provenance: Sotheby's, New Bond St, 

2.5.52, lot 8, purchased for £28 

£1000 - 1500 

40 

A Venetian Enamelled and Metal 

Mounted Scent Bottle, by Osvaldo 

Brussa, Murano, Venice, circa 1750, 

of round shouldered cylindrical shape, with 

silver gilt silver screw thread cap with nail 

punched decoration, the main body 

enamelled with a goldfinch perched on 

flowering jasmine flanked by blue comfrey, 

tulips, lily of the valley, hyacinths and 

other flowers beneath a tear drop shoulder 

band and beaded basal band, 9.2cm high 

**For similar examples see Von Saldern 

(Axel) & Klesse (Brigitte) 500 Jahre 

Glaskunst, pg.365 and Tate (Hugh) The 

Golden Age of Venetian Glass, pg.129. 

Also see Mariacher (Giovanni) Vetri Italiani 

del Rinascimento, pg.83 for a painting of 

Osvaldo Brussa holding a glass decorated 

with a finch similar to the present 

example. 

£800 - 1000

41 

A Saint Louis Clematis Weight, mid 

19 th century, the blue flower within six 

oval printies, diamond cut base, 8cm 

diameter 

£500 - 700 

British Ceramics 

42 

withdrawn 

43 

A Derby Porcelain Plate, circa 1887, 

painted by James Rouse Snr with a full 

spray of flowers on a mushroom ground 

within a shaped gilt border, inscribed to 

reverse Painted by James Rouse Senr, 

printed and impressed marks, 23cm 

diameter 

£400 - 600 

44 

An English Porcelain Plaque, mid 19 th 

century, painted by James Rouse Snr, 

with a spray of flowers in a vase standing 

on a marble slab, signed J Rouse Sen, 

22.5cm by 17.5cm, framed and glazed 

£1500 - 2000 

45 

A Royal Worcester Porcelain 

Cylindrical Vase, 1928, painted by 

Harry Stinton with highland cattle in a 

misty landscape above a gilt swelling base, 

signed, printed mark in puce, 10.5cm high 

£400 - 500 

46 

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Ovoid 

Vase, 1925, painted by Harry Davis with 

sheep in a highland landscape below a 

moulded and gilt strapwork and foliate 

shoulder and neck, signed, printed mark in 

puce, 13cm high 

£400 - 600 

47 

A Pair of Royal Worcester Porcelain 

Conical Vases, 1914 and 1915, painted 

by Harry Stinton with highland cattle in 

misty landscapes above a moulded foliate 

and gadroon border, on a circular foot, 

signed, printed marks in green, 11cm high 

£500 - 700 

48 

A Pair of Royal Worcester Comports, 

1934 and 1937, painted by Richard 

Sebright, with still lives of fruit on a mossy 

bank within a blue border, gilt with scrolls 

and strapwork and with white enamel 

beading, signed, printed marks in puce, 

21.5cm diameter 

£700 - 1000 

49 


Circular Dishes, 1919 and 1926, 

painted by Richard Sebright, en suite to 

the previous lot, 23cm 

£400 - 600 

50 


Square Dessert Dishes, 1920 and 

1921, painted by Richard Sebright, en 

suite to the previous lot, 20.5cm wide 

£300 - 500 

51 


Plates, 1921, painted by Richard 

Sebright, en suite to the previous lot, 


£600 - 800 

52 



Sebright, en suite with the previous lot, 


£600 - 800

53 




21cm diameter 

£500 - 700 

54 


Plates, 1921 and 1927, painted by 

Richard Sebright, en suite to the previous 

lot, 21.5cm diameter 

£600 - 800 

55 





£600 - 800 

56 


Plates, 1921 and 1933, painted by 

Richard Sebright, en suite to the previous 

lot, 21.5cm diameter 

£300 - 500 

57 


Twin-Handled Baluster Vase, mid 20 th 

century, painted by Horace Price with a 

still life of fruit on a mossy bank below a 

moulded and gilt harebell border, on a 

gadrooned circular socle, signed, printed 

marks in black, 18.5cm high 

£300 - 400 

58 


Twin-Handled Urn Shaped Vases and 

Covers, 1904, painted by John Stinton 

with highland cattle in landscapes within 

moulded and gilt formal foliate borders, on 

circular socles and square bases, signed, 

printed marks in puce and green, 35cm 

high 

£1500 - 2000 

59 

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Large 

Ewer, 1895, of compressed globular form 

with scroll lip, the fluted neck with 

strapwork and foliage and with mermaid 

handle, on a circular socle, painted in 

colours with a spray of chrysanthemums 

on a blush ivory ground, printed mark in 


£400 - 600 

60 


Figure Groups, 1919, each as a boy and 

girl in traditional costume beside a large 

urn, one holding a jug of water, the other 

with the boy playing a pipe, on rocky 

moulded bases picked out in green, ivory 

and gilding, shape nos.813, printed marks 

in puce, 17cm high 

£300 - 500 

61 

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Ewer, 

1911, painted by John Stinton, the tall 

spout with pierced latticework and 

moulded scrollwork, foliate sheathed 

handle and foot, painted with highland 

cattle in landscape, signed, printed mark in 


£1500 - 2000

62 


Plates, 1912, painted by Harry Stinton 

with cattle beside a stream, within a gilt 

scrolling fruiting vine border, signed, 

printed mark in puce, 22.5cm diameter 

£700 - 1000 

63 


Plates, 1912, painted by Harry Stinton, 

en suite with the previous lot, 22.7cm 

diameter 

£700 - 1000 

64 




diameter 

£700 - 1000 

65 




diameter 

£700 - 1000 

66 



en suite to the previous lot, 22.7cm 

£600 - 800 

67 




diameter 

£600 - 800 

68 


Cake Stands, 1902, painted by Harry 

Davis with named views of Dunrobin 

Castle and Ben Lone, in shaped panels on 

a pale green ground with eight panels of 

foliage in gilt scroll and lattice cartouche, 

signed, printed marks, 22.5cm diameter 

£400 - 600 

69 


Twin-Handled Ovoid Vase, 1910, 

painted by Harry Davis with a view of 

Bamburgh Castle below a foliate and leaf 

moulded trumpet neck, signed, titled in 

blue, printed mark in puce, shape 1109, 

23cm high 

£300 - 500 

70 

A Royal Worcester Porcelain Vase, 

1939, painted by Harry Stinton with 

highland cattle in a misty landscape, 

signed STINTON, printed mark in purple, 

10cm high 

**Although this piece is only signed 

Stinton it can be attributed to Harry 

Stinton as his brother John retired the 

previous year, 1938 

£250 - 350 

71 


Trumpet Shape Vases, 1921, painted 

by Harry Stinton with highland cattle in 

misty landscapes within gilt borders, 

signed, printed marks in green, 23cm high 

£1000 - 1500 

72 

A Balleek Porcelain Circular Basket, 

late 19 th century, with arcaded border, 

the rusticated handle with foliate terminals 

in high relief, unmarked, 24cm wide 

£250 - 350

73 

A Pair of Ironstone Garden Seats, mid 

19 th century, of bombé hexagonal form 

pierced with cash symbols, printed and 

overpainted in colours with chinoiserie 

landscapes and foliage in panels on a 

yellow cell ground, 49cm high 

£300 - 400 

74 

A Measham Type Pottery Snuff-Taker 

Toby Jug, date 1891, typically applied 

and coloured with foliage, the base with 

oval panel inscribed A GIFT TO ALF WIGG 

1891, 24cm high See illustration 

£500 - 700 

75 

A Measham Type Pottery Mug, dated 

1887, of cylindrical form applied with 

stylised foliage and with a plaque inscribed 

NAVIGATION INN 1887, 10.5cm high; A 

Similar Mug, inscribed A PRESENT TO 

JOHN POPE 1889; and A Loving Cup, 

inscribed CAPTN SALT POLRAN …, 14cm 

high (3) 

£400 - 600 

76 

A Measham Bargeware Large Teapot 

and Cover, dated 1889, of baluster 

form, the domed cover with teapot knop, 

applied with two plaques inscribed MRS 

BRIDGWATERS TEAROOMS 1889, TIS 

VERY RARE TO HAVE SUCH A LOT SO 

QUENCH YOUR THIRST FROM OUR 

TEAPOT, on a treacle glaze ground, 

moulded and applied with scattered sprigs, 

30cm high 

£400 - 600 

77 

A George Jones Majolica Butterfly 

Box and Cover, circa 1870, the lid 

moulded and painted as a naturalistic 

butterfly on a bark and flower moulded 

shaped base, impressed mark and 

registration mark, 8cm high 

**Originally part of a dressing table set. 

See Bonham's London, 13.9.06, lot 88 for 

a similar example. Also see Karmason & 

Stacke Majolica, pg.102 for a similar 

example 

£600 - 1000 

78 

A Staffordshire Pottery Figure of The 

Elephant of Siam or The Fire Friend, 

mid 19 th century, depicting the royal 

elephant standing before a castle, the 

Prince Almansor at a window, on a gilt 

lined base, 16cm high 

**See Harding (A & N) Victorian 

Staffordshire Figures 1835-1875, Book I, 

pg.313 where the group is related to an 

1829 production at the Adelphi Theatre 

which is first known production with a live 

elephant on stage 

£200 - 300 

79 

A Spode Pearlware Basket, circa 

1825, of shaped oval form, printed in 

underglaze blue with the Italian pattern 

within a pierced border and scroll handles, 

on four feet, 27cm wide; A Rogers 

Pearlware Tivoli Pattern Dessert 

Plate, 21.5cm; A Pearlware Cowman 

Pattern Soup Plate, 25.5cm diameter; A 

Pearlware Plate, printed with a sailing 

ship, 25.5cm diameter; A Minton 

Pearlware Benevolent Cottages 

Pattern Side Plate, 16.5cm; A 

Pearlware Grecian Pattern Small 

Bowl, 18.5cm diameter; and A Small 

Oval Stand, printed with a shepherd and 

ruins, 20cm wide (7) 

£200 - 300

80 

A Spode Stone China Part Dinner 

Service, circa 1820, printed and 

overpainted in famille rose style enamels 

with figures and a sailing ship in a Chinese 

harbour within laub-und-bandelwerk 

panels and foliate and scroll borders, 

comprising a twin-handled soup tureen, 

cover and stand, a sauce tureen, cover 

and stand, a vegetable tureen, two 

rectangular dishes in sizes, six dinner 

plates and six soup plates, printed marks 

(21) 

£800 - 1200 

81 

A Copeland & Garrett New Fayence 

Footbath, circa 1840, of serpentine 

edge bombé form with two handles, 

printed with a broad vermicular band in 

green with blue floral devices, printed 

mark, 56cm wide 

£200 - 300 

82 

A Wedgwood Blue Jasper Portrait 

Plaque of Josiah Wedgwood, late 

18 th /19 th century, after a model by 

William Hackwood, modelled in high relief, 

impressed uppercase mark, inscribed in 

pencil January 3 1795, oval, 10.5cm by 

8.2cm, in a gilt metal frame mounted in a 

plush lined glazed giltwood and gesso 

frame 

**William Hackwood was one of the 

longest serving employees of Josiah 

Wedgwood, who described him as “an 

ingenious boy” when he was engaged by 

him in 1769, and in letters to Bentley 

discusses the fact that Hackwood initialled 

some of his plaques, and examples of the 

current plaque are to be found initialled 

WH 

£100 - 150 

83 

A Pearlware Coffee Pot and Cover, 

circa 1790, of wrythen fluted ovoid form, 

painted in famille rose style enamels with 

scattered sprays and sprigs of roses within 

a blue bell flower and red dot meander 

border, 26.5cm high; and A Pearlware 

Sauceboat, of fluted oval form with leaf 

sheathed handles painted in underglaze 

blue with a pagoda in landscape, 15cm 

long (2) 

£120 - 180 

84 

A Pratt Type Pottery Figure of a 

Recumbent Lion, circa 1790, with 

yellow mane, yellow, brown and ochre 

markings on a green washed base, 10.5cm 

wide 

£200 - 300 

85 

A Pair of English Delft Plates, possibly 

Vauxhall, circa 1760, painted in blue, 

green, yellow and ochre with a chinoiserie 

figure holding an umbrella in landscape, 

23cm diameter 

£300 - 500 

86 

A Pair of Staffordshire Salt Glazed 

Stoneware Oval Platters, circa 1760, 

moulded with lattice and basket work 

within scroll borders and ogee rims, 26cm 

wide; A Similar Larger Platter, 34cm 

wide; A Similar Circular Dish, with 

panels of geometric and scroll decoration 

within a pierced border, 18.5cm diameter; 

and A Similar Hexagonal Dish, with 

basket weave panel on a foliate ground 

within a pierced border and basket 

moulded rim, 21cm (5) 

**Provenance: pair of platters and circular 

dish ex Jonathan Horne Antiques Ltd 

£300 - 400

87 

A Coalport Porcelain Part Tea and 

Coffee Service, circa 1820, painted 

with flowersprays in shaped panels on 

broad pink border with gilt lattice within 

gadrooned rims, comprising seven 

teacups, eight coffee cups, eight saucers, 

two saucer dishes and a slop bowl, bear 

spurious Swansea marks (26) 

£200 - 300 

88 

A Coalport Porcelain D Shape Bough 

Pot, circa 1805, painted possibly in the 

studio of Thomas Baxter with a 

flowerspray on a lilac ground within a 

moulded and gilt rectangular panel flanked 

by fluted pilasters and two lilac panels with 

purple classical ornament, 22cm wide 

£300 - 400 

89 

An English Porcelain Tea and Coffee 

Service, probably Coalport, circa 

1800, painted in puce monochrome with 

sailing ships at sea within rectangular 

panels and gilt sprig borders, comprising 

an oval teapot, cover and stand, sucrier 

and cover, cream jug, twelve teacups, 

coffee cups and saucers, two bread and 

butter plates, and a slop bowl (45) 

£300 - 400 

90 

A Pair of Staffordshire Porcelain 

Twin-Handled Bread and Butter 

Plates, circa 1820, of shaped square 

form, painted in colours with children 

harvesting and a harvester and his 

daughter, in circular panels on a blue 

ground gilt with formal classical foliage, 

24cm wide 

£100 - 150 

91 

A Barr Flight & Barr Worcester 

Porcelain Oval Stand, circa 1810, 

painted in the manner of William 

Billingsley with a flower spray and 

scattered sprigs within a gilt line border, 

impressed mark, 25cm wide 

£80 - 120 

92 

A Chamberlains Worcester Porcelain 

Part Breakfast Service, circa 1810, 

painted in colours with the dragons in 

compartments pattern, comprising a 

muffin dish and cover, three breakfast 

cups and two saucers, custard cups and 

covers, two twin-handled rectangular 

dishes and a slop bowl (14) 

£300 - 400 

93 

A Chamberlains Worcester Porcelain 

Dessert Basket and Two Stands, circa 

1810, of lobed oval form, painted with a 

crest as a bust of a Roman legionnaire 

within gilt stiff leaves and harebells on a 

blue ground within arcaded pierced 

borders, script mark to one stand, the 

basket 27cm, the stands 28cm wide 

£300 - 400 

94 

A Pair of Staffordshire Porcelain Spill 

Vases, probably Charles Bourne, circa 

1825, of flared cylindrical form, painted 

with a spray of summer flowers on a gilt 

octagonal panel on a ground of classical 

ornament within beaded borders below a 

Greek key rim, 10cm high 

**The flower painting relates to marked 

Charles Bourne pieces 

£80 - 120

95 

An English Porcelain Fruit Cooler, 

Cover and Liner, circa 1810, of 

campana form with pineapple finial and 

scroll handles on a circular foot, painted 

with a continuous band of summer flowers 

within gilt gadrooned borders, 34cm high 


£400 - 600 

96 

A Rockingham Porcelain Centrepiece, 

circa 1830, of shaped oval form with twin 

shell and scroll handles, painted with a 

spray of summer flowers within a grey and 

gilt scroll border and moulded gadroon 

shell and scroll rim, on a pierced leaf 

sheath rectangular foot, unmarked, 41cm 

wide 

£100 - 150 

97 

A Rockingham Porcelain Figure of a 

Shepherdess, circa 1830, sitting 

holding a lamb under her right arm, a bowl 

in her left hand her hat before her on a 

flower sprigged mound base, incised 

number 44, impressed Rockingham 

Brameld, 11cm high 

**See Rice (DG) The Illustrated Guide to 

Rockingham Pottery and Porcelain, pl.160 

for a similar example 

£300 - 500 

98 

A Rockingham Porcelain Figure of a 

Turk, circa 1830, standing, wearing an 

orange and white turban, green cloak and 

gilt waistcoat, holding a flower sprig on a 

claret washed gilt scroll moulded base, 

incised 21/1 and inscribed in red CL.2, 

9.5cm high 

**See Rice (DG) The Illustrated Guide to 

Rockingham Pottery and Porcelain, pl.169 

for a similar example 

£300 - 400 

99 

A Rockingham Porcelain Vase, 

1831-1842, of baluster form with fluted 

flared neck and twin bird's mask handles 

on a leaf sheath and scroll quatrefoil foot, 

painted with a spray of summer flowers in 

a gilt cartouche on a blue ground gilt with 

a formal foliate and scroll motif within gilt 

borders, printed mark in puce, 27.5cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

100 

A Rockingham Porcelain Soup Tureen 

and Cover, circa 1830, of shaped oval 

form, with leaf and shell moulded scroll 

handles, printed and overpainted in 

colours with scattered flower sprigs within 

gadrooned borders on four oak leaf 

sheathed feet, unmarked, 34cm wide; 

Two Matching Circular Stands, griffin 

marks in red, 25cm diameter; and A Pair 

of Dinner Plates and A Pair of 

Matching Soup Plates, circa 1835, 

painted with flower sprigs within gilt scroll 

borders, puce griffin marks (8) 

£400 - 600 

101 

A Garniture of Three Rockingham 

Porcelain Hexagonal Vases and 

Covers, 1826-30, with rose knops, 

painted in pink, orange, green and 

underglaze blue with chinoiserie foliage in 

panels on a blue ground with further 

chinoiserie foliage, printed griffin mark in 

red and CL.6 in gilt, 36cm and 27cm high 

£2000 - 3000 

102 

A Nantgarw Porcelain Teacup and 

Saucer, circa 1820, with loop handle, 

painted in London with sprays of full blown 

roses within gilt dentil rims 

£150 - 250

103 

A Nantgarw Porcelain Trio, circa 

1820, painted with scattered pink roses 

and gilt seaweed on a sprig ground within 

line borders, comprising a coffee can, 

teacup and saucer 

£700 - 1000 

104 

A Nantgarw Porcelain Trio, circa 

1820, painted with a rose spray within a 

broad border of green and gilt stylised 

sprigs and red and gilt dot meander 

borders, comprising a coffee can, teacup 

and saucer 

£600 - 800 

105 

A Swansea Porcelain Plate, circa 

1820, painted in the style of Henry Morris 

with "single yellow rose" within a moulded 

scroll border, titled to reverse, 25cm 

diameter 

*A similar example of this mould can be 

seen in Jones (J) and Joseph (L) Swansea, 

p.162 

£200 - 300 

106 

A Nantgarw Porcelain Dessert Dish, 

circa 1820, of fluted square form, 

painted in the manner of Thomas Pardoe 

with scattered rose and convolvulus sprigs 

within a gilt line border, impressed mark, 

24.5cm wide 

**See Bonham's Bond Street, 18.4.12, lot 

283 for a pair of plates matching 

£200 - 300 

107 

A Nantgarw Porcelain Plate, circa 

1820, painted in London, probably in the 

Bradley workshop with a spray of summer 

flowers within a blue and gilt line border, 

the rim with five further spays of summer 

flowers and gilt dentil rim, impressed 

mark, 23.5cm diameter 

**See Sotheby's Olympia, 6.10.05, lot 176 

for a similar plate and Bonham's Bond 

Street, 3.10.12, lot 214 for an oval dish 

with similar decoration attributed to J 

Bradley & Co 

£1500 - 2000 

108 

A Nantgarw Porcelain Plate, circa 

1820, en suite to the previous lot, 

unmarked, 23.5cm diameter 

£1500 - 2000 

109 

A Swansea Porcelain Plate from the 

Gosford Castle Service, circa 

1815-17, of circular cruciform shape 

painted with a spray of flowers and buds 

within a gilt neo-classical border of urns 

and foliage, impressed mark, 23.5cm 

diameter, with original Gosford Castle 

Collection label inscribed 45 

**See Bonham's New Bond Street, 

13.1206, lot 404 for a plate from the same 

service and a discussion of the two 

Swansea services from Gosford Castle and 

the Marquess of Exeter where is it 

mentioned that the difference between the 

two services is that the Gosford Castle 

service is unmarked. However, this 

example has the impressed Swansea mark 

as well as the Gosford Castle paper label 

£1000 - 1500 

110 

A Swansea Porcelain Plate, circa 

1820, painted by William Pollard with a 

bouquet of flowers and strawberries within 

a gilt scroll and diaper border, the scroll 

moulded rim with gilt and green foliate 

scrolls, red stencil mark, 20.5cm diameter 

**See Christie's King Street, 13.12.01, lot 

689 for a similar example 

£1000 - 1500

111 

A Swansea Porcelain Trio, circa 1815, 

of “Paris fluted” form, painted with sprays 

and sprigs of flowers and with insects 

within gilt line borders, comprising coffee 

cup, teacup and saucer 

£400 - 600 

112 

A Swansea Porcelain Cabinet Cup, 

circa 1820, of bucket form with everted 

rim, scroll handle and three paw feet, 

painted possibly in the studio of Thomas 

Baxter with Venus and Cupid in a 

rectangular panel on a ground of gilt 

classical ornament, 11.5cm high 

£150 - 200 

113 

A Pinxton Porcelain Bute Shaped 

Teacup and Saucer, circa 1800, 

painted with landscape vignettes within 

gilt line borders, pattern no.218 

**See Sheppard (Barry) Pinxton Porcelain 

1795-1813, pg.107 for a discussion of this 

pattern and the attribution of pieces to 

various artists including William Billingsley 

£150 - 200 

114 

A Pinxton Porcelain Sauce Tureen, 

Cover and Stand, circa 1800, with 

entwined scroll handles, painted in colours 

with Chantilly sprig within a border of 

stylised yellow flowers, pink leaves and gilt 

lines and with blue rims, stand 24cm wide 

**See Gent (N D) The Patterns and 

Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 

1796-1813, fig.210 for a similar shaped 

tureen 

£200 - 300 

115 

A Pinxton Porcelain Small Plate, circa 

1800, painted in colours and gilt with a 

panel border depicting insects, 

monochrome landscapes and pink rose 

swags, 18.5cm diameter 

**Provenance: Ex W D Johns Collection. 

See Gent (N D) Pinxton Porcelain, pg.22 

for a similar part service 

£700 - 900 

116 

A Pinxton Porcelain Teacup and 

Saucer, circa 1810, painted in colours 

with a view of Breadsall within circular 

panels with husk borders and with 

scattered sprigs, pattern no.174 

**See Gent (N D) Pinxton Porcelain, pg.61 

£300 - 400 

117 

A Pinxton Porcelain Tea Bowl and 

Saucer, circa 1800, of wrythen fluted 

form, painted with the Red Sprigg pattern; 

and A Similar Cream Jug, of fluted 

bucket form painted with gilt sprigs, 7cm 

high (3) 

**Both are variations on pattern no.1. 

See Gent (N D) The Patterns and Shapes 

of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, 

pg.49 for a similar tea bowl and saucer 

£300 - 400 

118 

A Pinxton Porcelain Bough Pot and 

Cover, circa 1796, of D shape with scroll 

moulded bracket feet, gilt with scrolling 

foliage in oval panels hung with flowers on 

a green ground within gilt line and scroll 

borders, 17.5cm wide 

**See Gent (N D) Pinxton Porcelain, 

pg.82, fig.64 

£1000 - 1500

119 

A Pinxton Porcelain Teapot and 

Cover, circa 1800, of fluted oval form, 

painted and gilt with scattered sprigs 

within line borders and leaf and berry 

rims, teapot with painted pattern no.46, 

15.5cm high; and A Matched Oval 

Teapot Stand, 18cm wide (3) 



1796-1813, pg.56 for an identical teapot. 

£450 - 550 

120 

A Pinxton Porcelain Coffee Can, circa 

1800, of fluted form, painted with a 

beaded border hung with gilt swags on a 

ground of scattered sprigs, pattern no.314 


£350 - 450 

121 


Saucer, circa 1800, painted with 

landscape vignettes within gilt line 

borders, pattern no.218 

£350 - 450 

122 

A Pinxton Porcelain Kidney Shape 

Dish, circa 1800, painted in the manner 

of William Slater with a floral meander 

border and butterflies, 22.5cm wide 


£450 - 550 

123 

A Pinxton Porcelain Cream Jug, circa 

1810, of flattened baluster form, painted 

with one large and two small Chantilly 

sprigs within gilt line and meander 

borders, 14cm long 

**See Gent (N D) Pinxton Porcelain, 

pg.101, fig.119 

£250 - 350 

124 

A Pinxton Porcelain Bough Pot, circa 

1800, of D shape with scroll moulded 

bracket feet, painted with a landscape 

vignette within a gilt line and floral border, 

pattern no.218, 20cm wide 

£700 - 900 

125 


Saucer, circa 1800, of fluted form, 

painted in colours with spiggs within a 

beaded red border hung with gilt swags 



1796-1813, pg.69 for examples of the 

same pattern no.314 

£200 - 300 

126 

A Pinxton Porcelain Dessert Dish, 

circa 1810, of lobed oval form, painted in 

the Imari palette with a central foliate 

panel on a ground of further foliage and 

shaped panels, pattern no.355, 25.5cm 

wide 

£180 - 250 

127 

A Pair of Derby Biscuit Porcelain 

Figures of a Stag and Doe, late 18 th 

century, the recumbent animals lying 

before bocage, on rocky moulded bases 

applied with flowers, incised 3 mark, 10cm 

high; and A Bloor Derby Miniature 

Watering Can and Cover, circa 1830, 

encrusted with flowers, on a sea green 

ground, printed mark in iron red, 8cm high 

(3) 

£250 - 300

128 

A Derby Porcelain Part Tea Service, 

circa 1790, painted with named views in 

rectangular panels on a gilt seaweed 

ground within foliate borders, comprising 

teapot, cover and stand VIEW AT 

GLOUCESTER, NEAR STOURPORT, 

WORCESTERSHIRE and NEAR 

WORCESTER, a sucrier and cover NEAR 

DUMFRIESS, SCOTLAND and NEAR 

KESWICK, CUMBERLAND (sic), a milk jug 

NEAR PONTE FELITE, ITALY, two saucer 

dishes GATEWAY OF NAPLES and NEAR 

FARNHAM, SURRY (sic), and a slop bowl A 

VIEW NEAR NARNI, ITALY, painted marks 

and inscribed in blue (9) 

**Provenance: Sold by Christie, Manson & 

Woods, King Street, London, Friday 

February 10 th 1893, lot 68, the property of 

Mrs Boyd-Rochfort of Middleton Park 

£700 - 1000 

129 

A Derby Porcelain Figure of a 

Mansion House Dwarf, circa 1810, of 

traditional form, the corpulent figure 

standing wearing a wide brimmed hat 

inscribed with a poster for a sale of 

antiques and valuables and with a yellow 

jacket and floral and gilt waistcoat, on a 

flower encrusted mound base, incised 

No.227, 17.5cm high 

£150 - 200 

130 

A Derby Porcelain Campana Shaped 

Vase, circa 1790, painted in the manner 

of George Robertson with On the River 

Wye and On the River Severn in oval 

panels on a ground painted in turquoise, 

red and gilt with scrolling classical 

ornament and foliage, painted mark and 

titles in black and workman's number 11 in 

black and 42 in red, 17.5cm high 

£300 - 500 

131 

A Derby Porcelain Twin-Handled 

Campana Shaped Vase, circa 1810, 

painted in colours with In Leicestershire 

within a canted square panel within gilt 

line rims, painted mark and titled in red, 

17cm high 

£200 - 300 

132 

A Derby Porcelain Shaped Oval Dish, 

circa 1790, painted in blue, brown and 

gilt with a Viscount's coronet above the 

initials PHC within a laurel wreath and with 

three Chantilly sprigs within gilt line 

borders, painted mark in puce, 22.5cm 

wide 

£70 - 100 

133 

A Derby Porcelain Teacup and Saucer, 

circa 1780, painted possibly by Zachariah 

Boreman with a puce monochrome 

landscape in a circular panel within a gilt 

floral meander and ovolo borders, painted 

mark in puce 

**See Bradley (Gilbert) Derby Porcelain 

1750-1798, item 82 for a similar trio 

described as possibly Zachariah Boreman 

£300 - 500 

134 

A Derby Porcelain Guglet, late 18 th 

century, with garlic neck, painted in 

colours with flowersprays and scattered 

sprigs within gilt lined borders, 25cm high 

£400 - 600 

135 

A Derby Porcelain Sauceboat, circa 

1770, the interior painted in underglaze 

blue with chinoiserie flower sprays within a 

cell border, the exterior moulded with two 

floral panels and a third panel painted with 

a chinoiserie flower spray on a moulded 

scale ground within cell borders, 17cm 

long

**Ex Bernard Watney Collection, part lot 

1176 from the Phillips' Watney Collection 

Part III 

£100 - 150 

136 

A Derby Porcelain Teapot and Cover, 

circa 1765, of globular form with leaf 

moulded spout and tau handle, painted 

with sprays of flowers and with scattered 

sprigs, 11cm high 

£200 - 300 

137 

A Derby Porcelain Teapot and Cover, 

circa 1765, of globular form with turned 

knop, painted with flowersprays and 

scattered sprigs, 16cm high 

£200 - 300 

138 

A Derby Porcelain Basket, circa 1760, 

of shaped oval form with twin handles, 

painted in colours with exotic birds in 

landscape and with scattered sprigs, the 

exterior with yellow ground, 20cm wide 

£300 - 400 

139 

A Lowestoft Porcelain Teapot and 

Cover, circa 1785, painted in the 

manner of Thomas Curtis with a 

ribbon-tied bouquet of flowers and 

scattered sprigs below a foliate swag 

border, 15cm high 

£300 - 400 

140 

A Lowestoft Porcelain Sparrowbeak 

Jug, circa 1785, painted in the manner 

of Thomas Curtis with a spray of flowers 

within a foliate cartouche below a pink 

lattice border, 8.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

141 

A Caughley Porcelain Gadroon Boat, 

circa 1785, painted in enamels with 

flowersprays and a sprig within gilt line 

borders, impressed mark to foot rim, 

9.5cm long 

**See Bonham's New Bond Street, 

3.10.12, lot 174 for a similar example 

£100 - 150 

142 

A Champions Bristol Porcelain 

Sparrow Beak Jug, circa 1770, painted 

in colours with chinoiserie figures in a 

fenced garden, blue enamel cross and 7 

mark, 8.5cm high 

£150 - 250 

143 

A Champions Bristol Porcelain Butter 

Boat, circa 1770, of oval form with 

angular handle, moulded with fruit and 

flowers, painted in colours with a swag of 

flowers and scattered sprigs, blue enamel 

cross and 1 mark, 10cm long 

£150 - 250 

144 

A Champions Bristol Porcelain Sauce 

Boat, circa 1770, of ogee oval form 

moulded with feather scrolls, painted with 

flowersprays and scattered sprigs, bears 

crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, 

16.5cm long 

£200 - 300 

145 

A William Reid & Co Liverpool 

Porcelain Baluster Mug, circa 1760, 

the handle with scroll thumb piece, 

painted in underglaze blue, iron red and 

gilt with flowers and rockwork in a fenced 

garden below a panelled border, 12cm 

high 

**See Hillis (Maurice) Liverpool Porcelain 

1756-1804, pl.3.13 for a similar example 

£500 - 700

146 

A Chaffers Liverpool Porcelain 

Baluster Coffee Pot and Cover, circa 

1760, with ball knop and scroll handle, 

painted in colours with chinoiserie foliage 

within yellow and gilt arrowhead borders, 

19cm high 

£400 - 600 

147 

A Chaffers Liverpool Porcelain Teapot 

and Cover, circa 1760, of globular form, 

the domed cover with turned finial, 

painted in famille rose style enamels with 

peony and prunus, 12.5cm high 

**See Hillis (Maurice) Liverpool Porcelain 

1756-1804, pg.177 for a mug with related 

decoration300 

£250 - 350 

148 

A London Decorated Chinese 

Porcelain Slop Bowl, circa 1760, 

painted in colours with flowersprays, 

scattered sprigs and insects on a bianco 

sopra bianco ground, 14cm diameter 

£70 - 100 

149 

A First Period Worcester Porcelain 

Part Tea and Coffee Service, circa 

1775, of fluted form, painted with flower 

sprays and scattered sprigs within blue 

borders with gilt floral meander, 

comprising eight teacups, seven coffee 

cups and eight saucers, crescent mark in 

underglaze blue (23) 

£600 - 800 

150 


Teapot and Cover, circa 1770, of 

globular form, printed in black and 

overpainted in colours with the Chinese 

Family pattern, 13.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

151 

A Chelsea Porcelain Strawberry Leaf 

Sauce Boat, Red Anchor period, circa 

1756, moulded with naturalistic leaves 

and branches picked out in colours and 

painted with scattered flowersprays and 

sprigs, red anchor mark, 16.5cm long 

£250 - 350 

152 

A Chelsea Porcelain Plate, Red 

Anchor period, circa 1756, painted in 

colours with bunches of grapes and berries 

and with scattered insects within a feather 

moulded border picked out in brown and 

blue, red anchor mark, 20.5cm diameter 

£150 - 250 

153 


Partridge Tureen and Cover, circa 

1760, the naturalistically modelled and 

painted bird on a basket moulded base 

with applied shredded clay foliage, incised 

II, 16.5cm wide 

£800 - 1200 

Continental Ceramics 

154 

A Sèvres Porcelain Coffee Cup and 

Saucer, bears date mark for 1780, 

with a border of jewelled and gilt scrolling 

foliage within turquoise beadwork bands 

on a bleu de roi ground and gilt borders, 

painted marks in gilt 

£300 - 500 

155 

A Set of Twelve Saint Cloud Porcelain 

Cutlery Handles, mid 18 th century, for 

knives and forks, of pistol form painted in 

underglaze blue with scrolls, shells and 

foliage, steel blades and tines, the knives 

28cm, the forks 22cm long overall (24) 

£500 - 800

156 

A Meissen Porcelain Plate, circa 1745, 

painted in the style of C F Heroldt with 

European figures in a river landscape 

within a gilt scroll and shell cartouche, and 

with four similar smaller panels on a 

ground of Kakiemon style flowersprays, 


24cm diameter 

**For a comparable plate from the King 

Frederik V of Denmark Service see 

Bonhams, New Bond Street, 24.11.10, lot 

80 

£3000 - 5000 

157 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of a 

Shepherd, circa 1757, modelled by 

Johann Joachim Kaendler, standing 

wearing a yellow hat and flower sprigged 

jacket holding a lamb at his shoulder, his 

dog at his feet, on a scroll and flower 

moulded mound base, crossed swords 

mark in underglaze blue, 26.5cm high 

£2000 - 3000 

158 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of a 

Shepherdess, circa 1757, wearing a 

salmon pink hat, puce bodice and green 

and yellow skirts sitting on a tree branch, 

a lamb at her feet, on a flower encrusted 

scroll moulded base, crossed swords mark, 

20cm high 

£2000 - 300 

159 

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Teacups, 

circa 1735, painted in colours with 

European lovers in landscape within gilt 

scroll and shell panels, the interiors with 

flower sprigs within gilt scroll borders, 

crossed swords marks in underglaze blue, 

36 marks in gilt 

£350 - 450 

160 

A Meissen Porcelain Teacup and A 

Saucer, circa 1750-60, each painted 

with figures before buildings in landscape 

vignettes, crossed swords marks in 

underglaze blue 

£250 - 350 

161 

A Meissen Gold Ground Teacup and 

Saucer, circa 1750, painted in puce 

monochrome with flower sprigs, crossed 

swords mark in underglaze blue 

£400 - 600 

162 

A Meissen Porcelain Blanc de Chine 

Teapot and A Cover, circa 1745, with 

mask spout and tau handle moulded with 

fruiting branches, crossed swords mark in 

underglaze blue, 10.5cm high 

£400 - 500 

163 

A Meissen Porcelain Milk Jug, circa 

1740, with scroll moulded spout and tau 

handle, painted in the Kakiemon pallette 

with stylised foliage, crossed swords mark 

in underglaze blue, 9cm high 

£600 - 800 

164 

A Meissen Porcelain Spoon Tray, circa 

1735, of shaped oval form painted in 

colours with figures before a woodland 

cottage, within a gilt shell and scroll 

cartouche, the exterior with holzschnitt 

blumen, crossed swords mark in 

underglaze blue and gilt 2 mark, 17.5cm 

£700 - 1000

165 

A Meissen Figure of Julius Caesar, 

circa 1750, modelled by Johann Joachim 

Kaendler, emblematic of Rome from the 

Four Monarchies series, the bearded figure 

wearing a laurel wreath, breast plate, 

multi-coloured cuirass and pink lined green 

cloak, standing, a sword at his waist, the 

two-horned fabulous beast of dreadful 

strength sitting at his side, on a gilt scroll 

base, crossed swords mark in underglaze 

blue, 20cm high 

**The Four Monarchies are first mentioned 

in a 1753 inventory of Count Bruhl's 

Domestic Tableware, the Meissen factory 

work record includes B70 Julius Caesar, 

December 1766, one figure 11 inches 

high. See also the Pauls-Eisenbeiss 

Catalogue, pg.152-157. For a similar 

example see Christie's Amsterdam, 

30.10.01 Sale, lot 364 

£2000 - 3000 

166 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of 

Alexander the Great, circa 1750, 

modelled by Johann Joachim Kaendler, 

emblematic of Greece from the Four 

Monarchies series, the standing figure 

wearing a plumed helmet, moulded breast 

plate, pink and gilt cuirass and yellow lined 

pink cloak, standing with his right arm 

raised, a sword at his hip and Cerberus at 

his side, on a scroll moulded base, crossed 

swords mark in underglaze blue to the 

reverse, 22cm high 

**For a similar figure see Christie's King 

Street, 31.3.08, European Ceramics & 

Glass Sale, lot 76 

£2000 - 3000 

167 

A Meissen Porcelain Cream Pot and 

Cover, circa 1750, of basket moulded 

squat baluster form with foliate knop, leaf 

sheathed spout and scroll handle, on three 

paw feet, painted in colours with flower 

sprays reserved in panels and with 

scattered sprigs, gilt line borders, crossed 

swords mark in underglaze blue, 12.5cm 

high 

£200 - 300 

168 

A Meissen Porcelain Dish, circa 1900, 

moulded in relief and gilt with a central 

foliate boss within a broad rim of shells 

and dolphins and ropetwist borders, 


27cm diameter 

£150 - 200 

169 

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figural 

Candlesticks, late 19 th /early 20 th 

century, one modelled with a father and 

child, the other with a mother and child, 

each in loose drapes, on scroll moulded 

shaped circular bases painted with flowers 

and birds, crossed swords marks in 


£500 - 700

170 

A Matched Set of Three Meissen 

Porcelain Figures of the Continents, 

late 19 th /20 th century, after models by 

F E Meyer, Africa modelled as a 

blackamoor with an elephant's head 

headdress, feathered skirt and yellow lined 

blue cloak holding a parrot and sceptre, on 

a mound base moulded with a lion, 

America in feathered headdress, cloak and 

skirts holding a bow, a quiver of arrows at 

his hip, his left foot on a cornucopia, on a 

scroll moulded base moulded with an 

alligator, and Europe wearing an ermine 

lined claret cloak and flowered yellow 

skirts holding a sceptre and orb, a 

cornucopia, globe and books at her feet, 

on a scroll moulded base moulded with a 

horse, crossed swords marks, 14.5-16cm; 

and A Similar Figure of Ceres from a 

set of The Elements, a cornucopia and 

dragon at her side, on a scroll moulded 

base, crossed swords mark, 14cm high (4) 

£700 - 1000 

171 

A Meissen Porcelain Devisenkinder, 

late 19 th /early 20 th century, after the 

model by Michel Victor Acier, the naked 

figure sitting on a rocky outcrop holding a 

blanket of flowers, arrows at his feet, on a 

shaped triangular base inscribed Je 

decouvre tout, crossed swords mark in 


£200 - 300 

172 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure Group of a 

Goatherder and Goat, late 19 th /20 th 

century, after the model by Johann Carl 

Schönheit, he standing with a yellow 

jacket holding a fruiting grape vine to the 

back of the standing beast, on a chain 

moulded oval base, crossed swords mark 

in underglaze blue, 15cm high 

£250 - 350 

173 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure Group of 

the Drunken Silenus, late 19 th 

century, after the model by F E Meyer, 

the slumped figure on the back of an ass 

supported by a bacchic attendant, a 

loosely draped maiden feeding grapes to 

the ass, a cherub at the rear, on a scroll 

moulded mound base, crossed swords 

mark in underglaze blue, 21cm high 

£700 - 1000 

174 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Girl, 

late 19 th /20 th century, allegorical of 

Spring from the Seasons, wearing 18 th 

century costume holding a hatful of 

flowers, seated on an upturned basket of 

flowers, on a scroll moulded base, crossed 


high 

£200 - 300 

175 

A Meissen Porcelain Figural Salt, late 

19 th /early 20 th century, as a girl in 18 th 

century costume holding a posy sitting on 

two baskets, on a scroll moulded mound 

base, crossed swords mark in underglaze 

blue, 12.5cm high 

£250 - 350 

176 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure Group, 

late 19 th /early 20 th century, as a girl in 

18 th century costume and a boy draped in 

a leopard skin, each sitting on a rocky 

outcrop, he holding a stick, a club at his 

feet, on a scroll moulded base, 13cm high 

£250 - 350

177 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of Cupid, 

early 20 th century, as a dragon slayer, 

the winged figure wearing a helmet, 

armour and shield, a curled dragon at his 

feet, on a waisted circular socle, crossed 


high 

£250 - 350 

178 

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain 

Three-Branch Figural Candelabra, 

late 19 th century, representing Spring 

and Winter from a set of the Seasons, 

each with removable foliate and leaf 

encrusted sconces and branches on 

rusticated stems, Spring with a mother 

and child holding a posy and bird, Winter 

as a bearded man and seated child 

warming their hands over a fire, on ovolo 

moulded circular bases, crossed swords 

marks in underglaze blue, 35cm high 

£600 - 800 

179 

A Pair of Meissen Porcelain Figures of 

Gardeners, late 19 th /early 20 th 

century, both in 18 th century costume, he 

holding a flower posy, leaning on a spade 

and watering can, she holding a sickle and 

basket of flowers, on key moulded circular 

bases, crossed swords marks in 


£700 - 1000 

180 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure Group as 

Spring from the Seasons, late 

19 th /early 20 th century, the two figures 

in 18 th century dress, he holding a stick, 

she with flowers in her apron, a posy in 

her right hand, on scroll moulded base 

with a basket of flowers, crossed swords 


£300 - 500 

181 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure Group of 

The Wine Growers, late 19 th /early 

20 th century, after the model by Michel 

Victor Acier, both in 18 th century dress, he 

holding a bottle and goblet, she with a 

basket of flowers and a posy, on a scroll 

moulded base with a basket of flowers, 


16cm high 

£400 - 600 

182 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of Cupid 

“Je Les Couronne”, late 19 th /early 

20 th century, the loosely draped figure 

holding a floral wreath over a pair of 

hearts, on a classical column and 

triangular base, crossed swords mark in 

underglaze blue, 14cm high 

£200 - 300 

183 

A Meissen Porcelain Figure of a Lady, 

20 th century, in 18 th century costume 

sitting at a spinet, on a moulded shaped 

rectangular base, crossed swords mark in 


£300 - 400 

184 

A Meissen Porcelain Crinoline Group, 

20 th century, after the model by Johann 

Joachim Kaendler, as a lady sitting at a 

rococo style table, a gentleman to her 

side, a pug dog at their feet, on a flower 

encrusted mound base, crossed swords 

mark in underglaze blue, 19cm high 

£800 - 1200

185 

An Outside Decorated Meissen 

Porcelain Figure Group, late 19 th 

century, of rustic lovers in 18 th century 

costume sitting before an architectural 

column, he placing a floral wreath over her 

head, a figure watching from behind, two 

sheep and a dog at their feet, on scroll 

moulded base, crossed swords mark in 

underglaze blue struck out, 23cm high 

£400 - 600 

186 

A Vienna Style Porcelain Goblet and 

Cover, circa 1900, the domed cover with 

floriform finial on a tapering cylindrical 

body and knopped circular socle, painted 

with "Bachusfest", on a gilt band and 

green ground gilt with bands of stiff leaf 

and ivy leaves and with white enamel 

jewelling, titled in red, stamped shield 


£250 - 350 

187 

A Vienna Porcelain Cabinet Plate, 

circa 1900, painted with a bust portrait 

of a maiden in a red velvet cap and 

diaphanous dress, in a circular panel on a 

blue ground gilt with bands and formal 

classical foliage, indistinctly signed, shield 

mark, 24cm diameter 

£150 - 200 

188 

A Vienna Porcelain Cabinet Plate, 

circa 1900, painted by F Listner with 

LEBRUN, the half length portrait in a 

circular panel on a blue ground with gilt 

bands and scrolling classical foliage, 

signed, inscribed in black, shield mark in 

blue enamel, 24cm diameter 

£150 - 200 

189 

A Pair of “Vienna” Porcelain Cabinet 

Plates, late 19 th /early 20 th century, 

with bust portraits of GRAZIELLA and 

GLADIOLA within broad bleu de roi 

borders gilt with stylised formal foliage 

and with white enamel beading, one 

signed DOHL, shield marks in underglaze 

blue and titled in gilt, 24.5cm diameter 

£300 - 500 

190 

A Pair of Vienna Style Porcelain Vases 

and Covers, circa 1900, of slender 

baluster form, the domed covers with 

baluster finials, on circular socles and 

drum bases with moulded gadroon 

borders, painted with named classical 

scenes on a broad gilt band with raised 

lattice within bleu de roi borders gilt with 

formal foliage and swags, printed marks, 

52cm high 

£1000 - 1500 

191 

A German Painted Porcelain Plaque, 

Holy Family, after Del Sarto, 3rd 

quarter 19th century, 32cm by 26.5cm, 

inscribed verso in crayon Holy Family by 

Del Sarto Old Pinakothek, Munich, copied 

F A Thallmaier, Munich with impressed 

number 317, in a decorative gilt and gesso 

frame 

**Artist probably Xaver Thallmaier Franz 

£2000 - 3000 

192 

A Carl Thieme, Potschappel Porcelain 

Figure Group, late 19 th /early 20 th 

century, as four figures in 18 th century 

dress, one playing the flute on an 

architectural base applied with a violin, 

books and a bottle, on a drum base hung 

with swags, painted mark in underglaze 

blue, 28cm high 

£300 - 500

193 

A Royal Dux Porcelain Figure of a 

Potter, 20 th century, the loosely draped 

figure sitting on a low wall decorating an 

urn, further pottery about him, on a 

moulded rectangular base, pink triangle 

patch mark, 19cm high 

£200 - 300 

194 

A Pair of Paris Porcelain Gilt Porcelain 

Rhyton Vases, early 19 th century, of 

trumpet form with stiff leaf bands and 

tooled with bacchic putti, with boar's mask 

terminal and acanthus leaf and foliate 

roundel support on a rectangular plinth 

applied in white bisque with a putto lying 

on a swag suspended from torches on a 

lattice ground, 30cm high 

£700 - 1000 

195 

A Pair of French Faience Jardinières, 

in 18 th century style, of fluted baluster 

form with mask handles, painted in colours 

with 18 th century figures in landscapes 

within leaf cartouche on a ground of 

scattered sprigs, 32cm high 

£400 - 600 

196 

A Gilt Metal Mounted Sèvres Style 

Porcelain Casket and Hinged Cover, 

late 19 th century, of shaped oval form, 

the cover with a romantic scene of a 

shepherd and shepherdess in landscape, 

signed GEO.ROCHET in a gilt cartouche, 

on a bleu de roi ground gilt with emblems 

and sprigs, bears imitation SÈVRES and 

CHATEAU DE TUILLERIES marks, 25cm 

wide 

£300 - 400 

197 

A Gilt Metal Mounted Sèvres Style 

Pottery Twin-Handled Pedestal Bowl, 

late 19 th century, of circular form with 

scrolling leaf handles, decorated with 18 th 

century lovers in landscape within a gilt 

scrollwork cartouche, on a blue ground, 

the interior with sprays and bands of 

foliage, on a circular socle and shape 

square foot, signed POITEVRY, 26cm high 

£300 - 400 

198 

A Pair of Samson of Paris Porcelain 

Vases, late 19 th century, of slightly 

flared cylindrical form with trumpet neck, 

painted in famille rose enamels with birds 

in peony branches, 30cm high 

£300 - 500 

Oriental Ceramics & Works of Art 

199 

A Chinese Terracotta Model of a 

Bactrian Camel, Tang type, standing on 

all fours with brown painted detail and 

with leaf painted saddle, on a rectangular 

integral plinth, 40cm high 

£800 - 1200 

200 

A Chinese Porcelain Ovoid Jar, mid 

17 th century, painted in underglaze blue 

with ogee panels of fruiting and flowering 

branches on a keywork ground within 

broad formal panelled borders and a 

foliate rim, 36cm high 

£600 - 1000

201 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Cylindrical 

Vases, Kangxi, with trumpet necks, 

painted in underglaze blue with panels of 

scrolling lotus, 13.5cm high; and A 

Chinese Porcelain Fluted Bowl, 

Kangxi, painted in underglaze blue with 

figures in interiors and landscape, bears 

apocryphal Chenghua reign mark, 11.5cm 

diameter (3) 

£400 - 600 

202 

A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Jar, 18 th 

century, painted in underglaze blue with 

phoenix amongst stylised fruiting branches 

within a cloud scroll border, 34cm high, 

with carved wood cover 

£400 - 600 

203 

A Chinese Porcelain Hexagonal 

Teapot and A Cover, Kangxi, painted in 

underglaze blue with maidens in fenced 

gardens, 11cm high 

£250 - 350 

204 

A Chinese Porcelain Square Section 

Baluster Vase, Kangxi, with re-entrant 

corners, painted in underglaze blue with 

foliage and rockwork, 27.5cm high; and A 

Chinese Porcelain Bulb Bowl, in 

Transitional style, painted in underglaze 

blue with figures in a mountainous 

landscape, 21cm diameter (2) 

£200 - 300 

205 

A Chinese Porcelain Large Dish, 

Kangxi period, painted in famille verte 

enamels with a central circular panel of 

flowering prunus within radiating lappet 

shaped panels of animals in landscape and 

flowering branches, the broad cell border 

with six panels of precious objects, mark in 

underglaze blue, 47cm diameter 

£1000 - 1500 

206 

A Chinese Porcelain Dragon Dish, 

Kangxi reign mark, painted in 

underglaze blue and yellow enamel with a 

five-clawed dragon chasing a flaming pearl 

amidst clouds and flames within a border 

of further dragons, the exterior with two 

further dragons above a leaf band, six 

character mark in underglaze blue, 36cm 

diameter 

**Reputedly bought from Bluetts and was 

valued for insurance by Roger Bluett in the 

1980's for £5,000 

£12000 - 18000 

207 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Conical 

Bowls in Ming Style, painted in 

underglaze blue with meandering foliage 

above a stiff leaf border, four character 

mark in cartouche in underglaze blue, 

15cm diameter 

£300 - 400 

208 

A Chinese Imari Porcelain Coffee 

Service, 18 th century, painted with a 

hare sitting on a lily pad and with a 

jardinière of foliage within a scroll and 

diaper border, comprising teapot and 

cover, milk jug, sugar bowl, three coffee 

cups, four saucers, one small saucer dish, 

one large saucer dish, and one slop bowl 

(13) 

£150 - 200

209 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Plates, 

mid 18 th century, painted in colours with 

a vase of flowers standing on a scroll and 

a pot of brushes within a foliate and cloud 

scroll cavetto, the rim with flowering and 

fruiting branches, 22.5cm diameter; A 

Chinese Porcelain Saucer Dish, 

Kangxi, painted in iron red and gilt with 

two maidens in a fenced garden within a 

broad moulded flowerhead border painted 

with birds amongst foliage, ogee rim, 

22.5cm diameter; and A Cantonese 

Porcelain Plate, typically painted with 

figures in interiors and birds amongst 

foliage in panels on a foliate ground, 22cm 

diameter (4) 

£200 - 300 

210 

A Chinese Porcelain Charger, mid 18 th 

century, painted in underglaze blue with 

bamboo, peony and prunus in an ogee 

panel within a broad border of four similar 

flower sprays and a foliate border, 38cm 

diameter 

£200 - 300 

211 

A Chinese Sang de Boeuf Glazed 

Vase, Qing Dynasty, probably 18 th 

century, of ovoid form with tall cylindrical 

neck, 36.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

212 

A Chinese Porcelain Oval Dish, 

Qianlong, painted in underglaze blue with 

a figure on a bridge before a pagoda in a 

mountainous landscape within diaper and 

cell borders, 37cm high; A Pair of Leaf 

Moulded Dishes, painted with river 

landscapes, 19.5cm wide; A Chinese 

Imari Saucer Dish, painted with foliage, 

21.5cm diameter; and Another, painted 

with panels of foliage, 22.5cm diameter 

(5) 

£400 - 600 

213 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Soup 

Plates, Qianlong period, painted in 

underglaze blue with a boy on a buffalo 

and other figures before a pagoda, within 

a diaper border, the rim with flowersprays 

and sprigs, 22cm diameter 

£200 - 300 

213A 

A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain 

Bottle Vase, bearing six character 

mark of Yongzheng, but probably 

Daoguang, painted in "heap and pile" 

technique with two five-clawed dragons 

writhing amongst scrolling peony 

blossoms, a narrow crashing wave band to 

the rim, the foot with eight quatrelobed 

florets, 39.2cm high 

**This vase is decorated in the "heap and 

pile" effect characteristic of earlier Ming 

Dynasty period pieces. The effect is 

achieved by hand-painted "dots" which 

result in a higher concentration of cobalt 

pigment. This vase clearly shows these 

almost "black" spots, particularly 

noticeable on the edges of the flowers and 

leaves. The vase exhibits an 

extraordinary control of the cobalt blue 

which is exceptionally finely painted 

throughout. 

£20000 - 30000 

214 

A Chinese Porcelain Punch Bowl, 

Qianlong, painted in famille rose type 

enamels with a continuous river landscape 

with figures at various pursuits, the 

interior with a spray of flowers within a 

floral meander border, 34.5cm diameter 

£1500 - 1800

215 

A Set of Eight Chinese Porcelain 

Octagonal Tea Plates, Qianlong, 

painted in famille rose enamels with a bird 

crest over a foliate swag hug oval 

cartouche, inscribed within a monogram 

within a floral meander border, 16cm 

diameter 

£400 - 600 

216 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Armorial 

Dishes, Qianlong, of lobed circular form, 

painted in famille rose enamels with the 

arms of Field of Stanstedbury in 

Hertfordshire, within a chain link border, 

the rim with scattered sprigs and 

arrowheads, 29cm diameter; and Two 

Plates, en suite, 23cm diameter (4) 

**See Howard (David Sanctuary) Chinese 

Armorial Porcelain, pg.423 for a matching 

plate 

£500 - 800 

217 

A Chinese Robin's Egg Glazed 

Cylindrical Brush Pot, 18 th /early 19 th 

century, carved in relief and glazed white 

with a butterfly flitting above blossoming 

prunus branches, 12.2cm high 

£400 - 600 

218 

A Chinese Porcelain Teapot and A 

Cover, Qianlong, of globular form, 

painted in famille rose enamels with a 

Chinese family in landscape, 13.5cm high; 

and A Similar Teapot and Cover, 

painted with a Chinese family on an 

underglaze blue cell ground, replacement 

silver spout, 15cm high (2) 

£70 - 100 

219 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Tureen 

Stands, Qianlong, of canted rectangular 

form, painted in famille rose enamels with 

peacocks amongst rockwork and foliage 

within a foliate meander border, 37cm 

wide 

£200 - 300 

220 

A Chinese Porcelain Silver Shaped 

Sauceboat, Qianlong, of lobed oval 

form, painted in famille rose enamels with 

birds amongst foliage and rockwork in a 

fenced garden within an arrowhead 

border, 24cm long 

£200 - 300 

221 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Baluster 

Vases, 19 th century, with pleated necks, 

fluted bodies and mythical beast handles, 

painted in famille rose enamels with exotic 

birds in a fenced garden, on a yellow 

ground within foliate borders with panels 

of further birds, 36cm high 

£700 - 1000 

222 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Famille 

Rose Vases, 19 th century, of slightly 

flared cylindrical form with waisted necks, 

enamelled with scroll panels of foliage on 

a foliate ground within formal borders, 

43cm high, mounted as electric table 

lamps 

£500 - 800 

223 

A Set of Six Chinese Porcelain 

Armorial Plates, late 19 th /early 20 th 

century, with central arms within a foliate 

and diaper border, 24.5cm diameter 

£200 - 300

224 

A Pair of Chinese Porcelain Large 

Hexagonal Vases, 19 th century, with 

mythical beast handles, painted in famille 

rose enamels with figures at various 

pursuits in landscapes, 50cm high 

£2500 - 3500 

225 

A Chinese Porcelain Pedestal Bowl, 

Jiaqing seal mark and probably of the 

period, of lobed oval form, painted in 

famille rose enamels with two maidens 

and a beast on a raft within an ogee panel 

within an iron red and gilt border of 

dragons chasing the flaming pearl, the 

exterior with a continuous river landscape 

with further maidens and beasts on rafts 

and with other figures and animals, six 

character seal mark in red, 27cm wide 

£600 - 800 

226 

A Chinese Wucai Porcelain Bowl, 

Daoguang mark, 1821-50 and of the 

period, finely painted with dragon and 

phoenix chasing the flaming pearl amongst 

foliage below a border with the eight 

Buddhistic emblems, six character seal 

mark in underglaze blue, 15cm diameter 

**Provenance: Acquired as a gift from 

friends in the 1940's or 1950's and thence 

by descent. 

£12000 - 18000 

227 

A Chinese Porcelain Chicken Bowl, 

Qianlong reign mark but probably not 

of the period, painted in famille rose 

enamels with chickens amongst rockwork 

and foliage, the interior with similar 

circular panel, six character seal mark in 

underglaze blue, 17.5cm diameter 

£200 - 300 

228 

A Chinese Porcelain Dish, Kangxi 

reign mark but later, painted in famille 

verte enamels with a central panel of carp 

amongst waves, on a ground of dragons 

chasing the flaming pearl within ruyi scroll 

borders and panelled lattice rim, six 

character mark in underglaze blue, 49.5cm 

diameter 

£200 - 300 

229 

A Chinese Porcelain Fish Bowl in 

Kangxi Style, painted in famille rose 

enamels with ribbon tied baskets of 

flowers in rectangular panels on a ground 

of stylised scrolling foliage within lattice 

and scroll borders, 29.5cm high 

£300 - 500 

230 

A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Vase, 

19 th century, the trumpet neck with 

folded inner rim and applied with mythical 

beast handles, painted in underglaze blue 

with birds and insects amongst foliage 

within formal scroll and lappet borders, 

62cm high 

£200 - 300 

231 

A Chinese Porcelain Kettle and Cover, 

late 19 th century, of cylindrical form with 

metal handle, painted in underglaze blue 

with eight immortals amongst clouds, 

26.5cm high; and A Similar Smaller 

Kettle, 22cm high (4) 

£300 - 400 

232 

A Chinese Porcelain Figure of 

Buddha, 19 th century, the seated figure 

with blue, turquoise and gilt headdress, 

green jacket and orange skirts picked out 

in gilt, on a lotus moulded waisted oval 

base, 32cm high 

£1800 - 2500

233 

A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Vase, 

19 th century, with flared neck and ring 

and mask handles, painted in famille verte 

enamels with figures and animals in 

landscapes within panels on a red cell 

ground with further foliage and objects 

within panelled diaper and cloud scroll 

borders, 61cm high 

£1000 - 1500 

234 

A Chinese Sang de Boeuf Bottle Vase, 

19 th century, 28.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

235 

A Chinese Blue Monochrome Glazed 

Bottle Vase, Qing dynasty, with 

wrythen lighter blue decoration, 46.5cm 

high 

£300 - 500 

236 

A Chinese Porcelain Baluster Vase, in 

Kangxi style, painted in famille noire 

enamels with birds perched in flowering 

prunus branches, 37cm high 

£600 - 800 

237 

A Cantonese Porcelain Baluster Vase, 

mid 19 th century, with trumpet neck and 

mythical beast handles, typically painted in 

famille rose enamels, with panels of 

figures in landscape and interiors, on a 

ground of birds, insects and scattered 

foliage, 62cm high 

£500 - 700 

238 

A Cantonese Porcelain Baluster Jar 

and Cover, mid 19 th century, with ball 

knop, typically painted in famille rose 

enamels with figures in landscape and 

interiors in panels on a foliate and insect 

ground, 63cm high, on a carved hardwood 

stand with octagonal marble inset panel 

within a beaded border over a foliate 

pierced frieze on cabriole legs with claw 

and feet tied by stretchers, 45cm high (3) 

£600 - 800 

239 

A Cantonese Porcelain Baluster Jar 

and Cover, mid 19 th century, the 

domed cover with conical knop and metal 

hinged collar and mount, typically painted 

in famille rose enamels with figures in 

landscapes and interiors in rectangular 

panels on a ground of birds, insects and 

scattered foliage, within gilt and foliate 

borders, 62cm high, on a George II style 

giltwood and gesso stand with four scroll 

supports tied by stretchers, 47cm high 

£2000 - 3000 

240 

A Cantonese Porcelain Bough Pot and 

Pierced Liner, mid 19th century, of 

flared canted square form with twin 

handles, typically painted in famille rose 

enamels with figures in interiors in panels 

on a foliate ground moulded and painted 

with scrolls amongst fruiting branches, 

22.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

241 

A Cantonese Porcelain Dish, mid 19 th 

century, typically painted in famille rose 

enamels with panels of figures in interiors 

and birds in branches on a scroll and 

foliate ground, 41.5cm diameter 

£300 - 400

242 

A Cantonese Porcelain Baluster Vase, 

mid 19 th century, the flared neck with 

frilled rim and applied with mythical 

beasts, typically painted in famille rose 

enamels with panels of figures in interiors 

and birds in branches on a foliate and 

scroll ground, 35.5cm high, carved 

hardwood stand 

£200 - 300 

243 

A Pair of Canton Porcelain Bottle 

Vases, mid 19 th century, painted in 

famille rose enamels with figures and 

precious objects on a ground of scattered 

flower sprigs below a scroll panelled 

border, 31.5cm high 

£300 - 500 

244 

A Chinese Duck Egg Blue Glazed 

Inkstand, 19 th /20 th century, modelled 

as a butterfly with two receptacles below 

its wings, 8.5cm wide 

£300 - 400 

245 

A Pair of Imari Porcelain Plates, early 

18 th century, typically painted with a 

jardinière of foliage in circular panel within 

a foliate and scroll border, 24.5cm 

diameter 

£200 - 300 

246 

An Imari Porcelain Circular Dish, 

early 18 th century, typically painted with 

a jardinière of foliage within a broad 

border of birds in branches, and scroll 

panels of mythical beasts and foliage, 


£200 - 300 

247 

An Imari Porcelain Barber's Bowl, 

18 th century, of traditional form, painted 

in typical colours with a jardinière of 

flowers in a fenced garden within a shaped 

border of quail and foliage, 27cm diameter 

£200 - 300 

248 

An Arita Porcelain Figure Group, in 

17 th century style, as a man and an oni 

arm wrestling, both wearing traditional 

costume picked out in underglaze blue, on 

a hardwood table base, 54cm wide overall 

£3000 - 5000 

249 

A Pair of Nabeshima Porcelain Dishes, 

in 17 th century style, of oval form 

painted in underglaze blue with carp 

amongst seaweed, the exterior with lotus 

and with comb foot, 21cm wide 

£1000 - 1500 

250 

A Pair of Nabeshima Shallow Dishes, 

in 17 th century style, painted with 

flowering lotus and butterflies, 11cm 

diameter 

£400 - 600 

251 

A Pair of Japanese Porcelain Tokkuri, 

19 th century, painted in colours with 

figures of warriors and birds in branches 

below a brocade border, seal marks, 19cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

252 

An Imari Porcelain Jar, Cover and 

Inner Cover, Meiji period, typically 

painted with dragons chasing the flaming 

pearl above waves, on a brocade ground 

with ogee panels of phoenix within scroll 

and panel borders, 30cm high 

£300 - 500

253 

A Pair of Satsuma Vases, Meiji period, 

of square section baluster form with loop 

and mask handles, typically painted with 

figures in landscape in panels within 

brocade borders, signed, 19cm high; and 

A Similar Dish, of shaped circular form, 

painted with figures in landscapes within 

brocade panels, signed, 15cm wide (3) 

£300 - 400 

254 

A Pair of Satsuma Earthenware 

Vases, signed Kinkozan, Meiji period, 

painted with chickens in landscape and 

birds in branches in rectangular panels, on 

a blue ground gilt with brocade and flower 

sprigs, four character mark, 12cm high 

£300 - 500 

255 

A Chinese Porcelain Snuff Bottle, 

Daoguang (1821-1850), of compressed 

oval form, painted in underglaze blue with 

a continuous scene of figures taking tea, a 

figure pushing a wheel chair by a horse, 

four character mark, 6cm (excluding 

associated stopper) 

£300 - 400 

256 

A Chinese Cloisonné Snuff Bottle, 

Qing Dynasty, of flattened rounded form, 

worked with repeat lotus blossoms, bats 

and shou medallions, bone stopper, 

bearing engraved four character mark of 

Qianlong, 6.7cm high 

£700 - 1000 

257 

Two Oriental Snuff Bottles, late Qing 

Dynasty, comprising an inside painted 

glass snuff bottle, decorated with four 

figures and an ape beneath rocks amongst 

inscriptions, smokey quartz stopper, 7cm 

high, and a Japanese cloisonné snuff 

bottle, worked with numerous flowerheads 

in subdued colours, cast seal mark, 7cm 

£250 - 350 

258 

A Chinese Blue and White Porcelain 

Snuff Bottle, 19th century, cylindrical, 

painted with a sky dragon over waves, 

8.2cm high 

£60 - 100 

259 

A Cantonese Enamel Circular Box and 

Cover, Qianlong, painted in famille rose 

enamels with birds amongst flowering 

branches in ogee panels on a green cell 

ground, 8cm diameter 

£150 - 250 

260 

A Pair of Cantonese Enamel Altar 

Candlesticks, 19 th century, with dished 

circular drip pans and baluster stems on 

ogee dished and bell bases, painted in 

famille rose enamels with figures in 

landscapes and interiors, birds in branches 

and ducks swimming, in shaped panels on 

a ground of foliage within formal borders, 

44cm high 

£400 - 600 

261 

A Chinese Jade and Hardwood Ruyi 

Sceptre in 18 th Century Style, set with 

three shaped plaques carved in relief with 

birds and animals amongst flowering 

branches, 50cm long 

£500 - 700

262 

A Chinese Jade Group, late 19 th /20 th 

century, as three birds perched on a 

gnarly prunus tree, one pecking a leaves, 

21cm high, hardwood stand 

£200 - 300 

263 

A Chinese Carved and Inscribed Jade 

Bowl, Qianlong mark and of the 

period, the pale celadon ogee bowl 

carved with a continuous mountain 

landscape, the domed cover inscribed with 

a poem dated 1746, six character seal 

mark to cover, 10cm diameter 

**Provenance: Bluett & Sons 1952 

£5000 - 7000 

264 

A Chinese Pale Jade Plaque as a Table 

Screen, 18 th /19 th century, of arched 

rectangular form, carved in relief with two 

deer and bats beside a fruiting tree and 

with incised and gilt script, the reverse 

with flowers and foliage, and with further 

script, 24cm by 18.5cm, hardwood stand 

**Provenance: Bluett & Sons 1958 

£5000 - 7000 

265 

A Chinese Jade Mountain in 18 th 

Century Style, the craggy peaks carved 

with a standing figure and with trees, 

14.5cm wide, with hardwood stand 

£400 - 600 

266 

A Chinese Soapstone Brush Washer, 

19 th century, as a flattened baluster vase 

flanked by two smaller vases, carved in 

high relief with peony and chrysanthemum 

amongst rockwork, 27.5cm high, later 

mounted as an electric lamp base on a 

hardwood plinth 

£200 - 300 

267 

A Chinese Marble Figure of Guanyin, 

Qing Dynasty, three-quarter length, her 

hair tied back, wearing flowing robes and 

a necklace, carrying a fish in a basket in 

her right hand, 53cm, hardwood stand 

£400 - 600 

268 

A Large Japanese Bronze Incense 

Burner, Cover and Stand, 19 th 

century, of wave moulded baluster form 

cast and pierced in high relief with 

dragons amid the waves within Greek key 

borders, 112cm high, on a circular 

hardwood stand with pierced keywork 

frieze, on four legs with paw feet tied by 

pierced stretchers See illustration 

£2000 - 3000 

269 

A Chinese Bronze Large Mirror, 

probably Ming in Tang style, the 

central circular boss within a circular panel 

with four mythical beasts on a ground of 

four phoenix within cloud scrolls and with 

broad plain border, 33.5cm diameter 

**Provenance: Lady Buchanan-Jardine of 

Jardine Matheson 

£300 - 500 

270 

A Chinese White Metal Scroll Weight, 

cast with calligraphy and tigers, bears 

stamped mark to reverse, 23cm; and A 

Similar Plaque, cast with Guanyin, 10cm 

high (2) 

£200 - 250 

271 

A Chinese Gilt Bronze Figure of 

Buddha, 17 th /18 th century, wearing 

flowing robes with foliate borders sitting 

crossed legged, 25cm high 

£300 - 500

272 

A Cantonese Boxwood Card Case, late 

19 th century, of rectangular form 

profusely carved with figures and pagodas 

amongst trees in landscape, 11cm high 

£200 - 300 

273 

Chinese School: Seated Portraits of 

an Emperor and Empress, Qing 

Dynasty, the Emperor wearing dragon 

robes and beads in a lion skin backed 

throne chair, upon a lotus carpet, 

inscription to the right hand side, painted 

area 154cm by 99cm, the Empress 

similarly seated with elaborate phoenix 

headdress, inscription on the left and right 

hand border 

£700 - 1000 

274 

A Chinese Scroll Painting, Qing 

Dynasty, painted with maidens playing 

musical instruments in a pagoda in 

landscape, 150cm by 58cm 

£200 - 300 

275 

A Chinese Embroidered Silk Summer 

Robe, late Qing Dynasty, worked with 

sprays of summer flowers and with 

roundels on a red ground within blue scroll 

borders 

£100 - 150 

276 

A Chinese Ivory Cylinder, 20 th 

century, of rectangular section with 

canted fluted corners, deeply carved with 

sinuous dragons amongst cloud scrolls 

within rectangular panels, 11cm high 

**With CITES A10 (non-transferable) 

licence no.504684/03 

£300 - 400 

277 

A Pair of Chinese Carved and Stained 

Ivory Figures of Dogs of Fo, 20 th 

century, each in typical pose, one with a 

brocade ball, the other with a pup, on 

lotus carved oval bases, incised marks, 

9.5cm high, hardwood stands 



£400 - 600 

278 

A Chinese Ivory Carving, 20 th 

century, as buildings and figures on a 

meandering pathway amongst foliage, a 

fishing boat at its base, 18cm high 



£150 - 200 

279 

An Indian Ivory Chess Set, mid 20 th 

century, the kings and queens carved as 

elephants with howdah, the remaining 

pieces as riders on horse and elephant 

back, on circular stand, the king 9cm high, 

cased 


licence 

£250 - 350 

280 

A Cantonese Ivory Chess Set, mid 

20 th century, as standing figures in 

traditional costume, the king 10cm high, in 

a fitted chequer board box 


licence 

£250 - 350

281 

A Chinese Rhinoceros Horn Libation 

Cup, 17th/18th century, as an open 

mallow blossom, externally carved in relief 

with flowering prunus, the prunus 

branches forming an openwood foot, fine 

colour and deep patination, 13cm wide, 

7.2cm high, 126g 

**Sold with Animal Health permission 

letter 078-12/13 

£25000 - 35000 

282 

A Chinese Rhinoceros Horn Libation 

Cup, 17th/early 18th century, as a 

lotus leaf, two lotus rhizomes forming the 

handle inhabited by a crab and water 

snail, on openwork foot, fine colour and 

lustrous patination, 13.5cm wide, 7cm 

high, 119g 


letter 077-12/13 

£25000 - 35000 

283 

A Chinese Carved Rhinoceros Horn 

"Twenty-Six Dragon" Libation Cup, 

17th century, of archaic "metal" flared 

hexagonal form, with leiwen narrow rim 

bands, main dissolving "dragon" girdle 

band against a ground of leiwen carved 

both internally and externally with 

twenty-six wrything dragons of varying 

sizes, on flared foot (of differing colour) 

carved with two character seal on the 

base, 11.3cm high, 16cm wide, 298g 


letter 076-12/13 

£70000 - 100000 

284 

A Chinese Carved Rhinoceros Horn 

Libation Cup, 17th/18th century, 

modelled as a duck complete with webbed 

feet, the head of the bird at one end, 

holding a trailing lotus blossom in its beak, 

with feathery and stylised lingzhi scroll 

plumage detail both internally and 

externally, 9cm long, 3.6cm high, 68g 


letter 093-12/13 

£35000 - 45000 

285 

A Pair of South East Asian Gilt Carved 

Stone Heads, in Archaic style, 26cm 

high, wooden bases 

£200 - 300 

286 

A Japanese Bronze Figure of a Bird, 

Meiji period, standing, its head turned to 

preen its wing feathers, tail feathers 

splayed, 9.5cm high 

£150 - 250 

287 

A Japanese Bronze and Ivory Figure 

of a Girl, Meiji period, in traditional 

flowing robes, her hair tied up, carrying a 

parasol, on a shaped hardwood base, 

21cm high 

£200 - 300 

288 

A Japanese Bronze Figure Group, 

Meiji period, as an elephant being 

attacked by two tigers, one on its back, 

one under its raised left leg, ivory tusks, 

seal mark, 39.5cm high 

£300 - 500

289 

A Pair of Japanese Bronze Large 

Elephant and Howdah Incense 

Burners, Meiji period (1868-1912), 

the exotic beasts standing four square 

with their trunks raised, each with a 

dragon and bead cast saddlecloth 

supporting a howdah in the form of a 

three-tier pagoda surmounted by a dragon 

and with scroll angles to the tiled roofs 

and with pierced windows, 119cm high 

**Provenance: Found in a Sheffield scrap 

yard after World War II 

£10000 - 15000 

290 

After Hiroshige: Trees in moonlit 

landscape; and Three Other 

Woodblock Prints, framed and glazed 

(4) 

£150 - 200 

291 

A Japanese Shibayama Page Turner, 

Meiji period, the handle formed as fish 

and an octopus, the blade inlaid with a 

butterfly and flowering branches, 41.5cm 

long 

£150 - 200 

292 

A Japanese Stag Antler Netsuke, 19 th 

century, modelled as a seated shi-shi, 

unsigned, 3.5cm long 

£150 - 200 

293 

A Japanese Ivory Netsuke, Meiji 

period, as a seated monkey drinking from 

a bowl, two character signature, 4cm high; 

A Netsuke, as a rat in a cloak, 6cm high; 

A Netsuke, as a seated kylin, 5.5cm high; 

An Ivory Plaque as a Netsuke, with a 

rickshaw, 3.5cm; An Ivory Two Case 

Inro, gilt with leaves, 4cm, with hardwood 

netsuke; and Two Cloisonné Enamel 

Miniature Vases (7) 

£150 - 200 

294 

A Japanese Ivory Okimono as an Old 

Man, early 20 th century, standing in 

traditional dress, holding the raised left 

hand of a small child at his feet, on a 

shaped base, two character signature, 

19.5cm high 

£250 - 300 

295 

A Japanese Ivory Okimono of a Man, 

early 20 th century, standing wearing 

traditional dress smoking a pipe, a 

rope-tied bundle of flowers at his feet, on 

a shaped oval base, signed, 20.5cm high 

£250 - 300 

296 

A Japanese Carved Ivory Okimono as 

a Fisherman, early 20 th century, 

standing in traditional dress, a large net 

over his left arm and right hand, on a 

rocky base with waves, on an oval plinth, 

two character signature, 21cm high 

£250 - 350 

297 

A Japanese Ivory Okimono as a 

Fisherman, early 20 th century, 

standing wearing traditional dress holding 

a rod in his left hand, a float in his right, a 

fish at his feet, a further fish in a basket at 

his side, on a shaped circular base, signed 

to a red lacquer tablet, 18cm high 

£250 - 300 

298 

A Japanese Ivory Okimono as a 

Fisherman, early 20 th century, 

standing in traditional garb pulling a net 

from the waves at his feet, on a shaped 

oval base, two character signature, 

21.5cm high 

£250 - 350

299 

An Ivory Okimono of a Fisherman, 

early 20 th century, standing in 

traditional garb holding a net, waves at his 

feet, on a shaped oval base, two character 

signature, 21cm high 

£250 - 350 

300 

A Japanese Ivory Okimono, Meiji 

period, as two figures standing on a rock, 

the fisherman holding a net and lighting 

the pipe of the second figure who is 

picking the other's pocket, a bird on his 

shoulder, on an oval base, two character 

mark to red tablet, 19.5cm high 

£250 - 350 

301 

A Pair of Chinese Ivory Figures of a 

Goddess, early 19 th century, each with 

a flaming halo, wearing flowing traditional 

costume with jewelled decoration sitting 

on the back of mythical beasts, one in gilt 

bronze, the other in carved hardwood, 

19cm and 17.5cm 

£3000 - 4000 

302 

A Japanese Ivory and Wood Okimono 

of a Millstone Maker, Meiji period, the 

seated figure holding a hammer in both 

hands, a millstone between his knees, 

further tools on a circular box at his side, 

red lacquer plaque with two character 

signature, 7.5cm high 

£300 - 400 

303 

A Japanese Ivory Okimono of a 

Potter, Meiji period, the seated figure 

with a vase on his potter's wheel, three 

further vases to his left hand side, red 

lacquer plaque with two character 

signature, 8.5cm high 

£400 - 600 

304 

A Japanese Ivory Okimono, early 20 th 

century, as a chick with inlaid eyes 

emerging from a broken egg, two 

character signature, 12cm long 

£250 - 400 

Works 0f Art & Miniatures 

305 

A Bronze Group of Two Horses, after 

the model by Pierre Jules Mene, 

standing on an oval mound base, bears 

inscription PIERRE JULES MENE, 40cm 

high 

£500 - 700 

306 

After Paul d'Aire: A French Bronze 

Figure of a Woodsman, early 20 th 

century, the standing figure with his left 

foot on a log holding an axe above his 

head, a bag at his feet, on a rocky 

moulded base, signed Paul d'Aire, 42,5cm 

high 

£300 - 500 

307 

A Pair of Bronze Figures, French, late 

19 th century, of a youth in a straw hat 

and animal skin playing a flute, and a 

maiden in loose fitting robes, each on 

stepped circular black marble bases, 

signed RICHARD, 32cm high 

£700 - 1000 

308 

A Bronze Bust of a Woman, 20 th 

century, reputedly Virginia Woolf, 38.5cm 

high 

£150 - 200

309 

After Ulpiano Fernandez-Checa y Saiz 

(Spanish, 1860-1916): A Gilt Bronze 

Figure Group of Two Horses Pulling a 

Chariot and Charioteer at Speed, on a 

rectangular base, signed U CHECA, 61cm 

long 

£500 - 700 

310 

A French Bronze Figure Group, after 

the model by Etienne Maurice 

Falconet (1760-1791), the two 

grappling figures on a circular base cast 

with a heart, a quiver of arrows and 

flowers, bears signature FALCONET, 44cm 

high, on a rouge marble base with brass 

plaque inscribed SOUVENIR DE 30 ANS DE 

COLLABORATION 1879-1909 BMP & CIE 


£1000 - 1500 

311 

A Pair of French Bronze Figures of 

Maidens, after a model by Mathurin 

Moreau (1822-1912), possibly 

allegorical of the Senses, both in loose 

flowing drapes, one holding a hand mirror, 

a mast on a fluted column at her side, the 

other holding an arrow, a quiver on a 

fluted column at her side, on shaped 

rectangular bases, signed 

MOREAU.MATH.SCPT, 46cm high 

£2500 - 3500 

312 

After Franz Iffland (German, 

1862-1935): A Pair of Bronze 

Figures of Ice Skaters, as a young boy 

and girl wearing fur-lined cloaks, on 

circular bases, indistinctly signed, mounted 

on circular serpentine pedestals, 23cm 

high 

£250 - 350 

313 

A French Gilt Bronze Figure of a 

Snake Charmer, after a model by 

Eugene Marioton (1857-1933), the 

standing figure wearing an animal skin loin 

cloth, a snake wrapped about his left arm, 

on a rectangular plinth with plaque 

inscribed FASCINATOR 1ER PRIX DE 

L'ECOLE DES BEAUX ARTS E MARIOTON, 

52cm high, on a rouge marble plinth 

£800 - 1200 

314 

A Bronze Model of the Colleoni 

Monument, after Andreo Verrochio 

and Alessandro Leopardi, 34.5cm high, 

on a rectangular marble plinth 

**This is a reduction of the life size bronze 

in the Campo Santi Giovanni E Paulo in 

Venice 

£300 - 500 

315 

A Bronze Figure of Un Pepere, cast 

from the model by Emil Thomasson, 

the standing figure in military uniform 

smoking a pipe leaning on a walking stick, 

on a titled mound base, stamped signature 

and inscribed FONDERI DEL HOVE 

BRUXELLES, 44cm 

£200 - 300 

316 

A French Bronze Figure of a Boy 

Piper, After Auguste Moreau 

(1855-1919), the scantily clad boy 

playing two pipes, standing on a mound 

base with a further pipe and tree stump, 

bears signature AUG.MOREAU, 70cm high, 

granite plinth 

£500 - 700

317 

A French Bronze Figure of a 

Barbarian, cast from a model by 

Henri Fugere (1872-1944), titled “Pro 

Aris et Focis”, the standing figure 

wearing a fur loin cloth drawing his sword 

from a scabbard, on a titled mound base, 

bears signature H FURGERE, 85cm high 

£1000 - 1500 

318 

A Pair of Gilt Bronze Figures of 

Dancers, probably Italian, late 

19 th /early 20 th century, in traditional 

Alpine costume, each standing on one leg 

playing the castanets, on mound bases, 

22cm high 

£400 - 600 

319 

Valentino Panciera Besarel (Italian 

182901902): A Carved Wood Figure 

of a Renaissance Youth, standing 

wearing a jerkin, carved with a lion holding 

a book inscribed PAS EVAN TIBI GELI MAR 

STA CE ME, on a ground of stylised 

flowerheads, standing holding a staff, on a 

circular base with scale border and 

octagonal architectural stand, signed 

V.BESAREL VENEZIA, 177cm high 

£2500 - 3500 

320 

A Pair of Parcel Gilt Bronze Figural 

Candlesticks, late 19 th century, shaped 

as a winged putto holding a foliate 

sheathed sconce aloft, hung with a floral 

swag on a cylindrical white marble column 

with gilt mounts, 32cm high 

**Ex Tennants, 24.11.04, lot 1503 

£400 - 600 

321 

A French Bronze Figural Lamp Base, 

late 19th century, as a loosely draped 

classical maiden holding a bunch of 

flowers standing before a fluted column, 

on a drum base and marble plinth, 55cm 

high, fitted for electricity 

£200 - 300 

322 

After Louis Auguste Moreau 

(1834-1917): A Pair of Bronze 

Figures of Cupids "Alerte", each loosely 

draped winged figure with a quiver of 

arrows, on holding a shield, standing on 

flower encrusted bases and waisted 

circular plinths, signed Aug.Moreau, 57cm 

high 

£1000 - 1500 

323 

An Austrian Cold Painted Bronze 

Figural Lamp, in the manner of Franz 

Bergman, as an Arab trader sitting in his 

bazaar stall holding a model of the sphinx 

and a vase, various other artefacts about 

him, a carpet on hung behind, 28.5cm 

high 

**For a matching example see Christie's 

South Kensington, 27.9.00, lot 348 

£2000 - 3000 

325 

A Dieppe Ivory Triptych Figure of a 

Queen, circa 1870, standing wearing a 

crown, lace ruff and beaded dress holding 

an orb in her left hand, the skirts opening 

to reveal figures in an interior flanked by 

two further figures in medieval style, 21cm 

high, on an ebonised turned wood stand 

£250 - 350

326 

A Dieppe Ivory Figure of a 

Fashionable Lady, late 19 th century, 

standing wearing a feathered hat and 

ribbon tied flowing dress holding a parasol, 

a hound on a lead at her side, on a circular 

wooden plinth with three bracket feet, 

20.5cm high overall 

£200 - 300 

327 

A Carved Limewood Head of a Man, 

probably 18 th century, with flowing hair 

and long beard, 33.5cm high 

£300 - 500 

328 

A Polychrome, Giltwood and Gesso 

Reliquary Bust of St Anastasia, in 17 th 

century style, the saint with long flowing 

hair and gilt dress with cylindrical 

armature, on a rectangular base with Latin 

inscription, 47cm high 

£300 - 400 

329 

A Patinated Mask of William 

Shakespeare, mounted on a polished 

slate panel in a wooden frame, 43.5cm by 

36cm overall 

£200 - 300 

330 

A Pair of Terracotta Figures of 

Children, late 19 th century, each 

standing wearing loose smocks, one with 

hands clasped in prayer, the other one 

crying over a broken jar, on circular bases, 

stamped V Braithwaite (?) Wagham, 73cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

331 

A Pair of Polychrome Cast Figures of 

Nubians, as a young man and woman 

scantily clad wearing turbans, each holding 

a leaf sheathed urn on their heads, on 

circular bases and foliate sheathed 

quatrefoil scroll bases, 230cm high 

£1000 - 1500 

332 

A Pair of German Carved Oak Figures, 

in Renaissance style, as Roman soldiers 

wearing helmets and armour, one carrying 

a shield, on panelled rectangular bases, 

72cm high 

£400 - 600 

333 

A 19th Century Marbled Plaster 

Figure of Hebe, after Canova, the 

standing goddess with her hair tied up 

with a floral wreath, her hands on her hips 

in loose flowing robes, on a circular base 

with marbled square plinth 269cm high 

£1000 - 1500 

334 

An Italian Marble Bust of a 

Neapolitan Fisherman, 19 th century, 

wearing a traditional cap and jacket, on a 

swept square socle, 85cm high; and A 

Serpentine Stand, the circular top on a 

wrythen carved and panel column and 

stepped circular and octagonal base, 

111cm high (2) 

£3000 - 4000 

335 

An Italian Marble Bust of Mercury, 

18 th century, wearing a winged helmet 

and loose robes, 62cm high; and A 

Marble Stand, with square top, plain 

cylindrical column, stepped circular base 

and square plinth, 104cm high (2) 

£1000 - 1500

336 

A French Porcelain Mounted Gilt 

Bronze Inkstand, late 19 th century, 

with foliate sockets and drip pans on leaf 

sheathed scroll branches applied with 

flowers, the shaped triangular platform 

with a bird perched on a tree stump 

flanked by two inkpots and covers painted 

with flowers on scroll feet, 20cm high 

£250 - 350 

337 

A Russian Lacquer Box and Cover, 

late 19 th century, of rounded rectangular 

form, the hinged cover painted with three 

figures taking tea about a table, printed 

marks, 15.5cm wide 

£300 - 400 

338 

A Gilt Metal Mounted Malachite Box 

and Hinged Cover, early 20 th century, 

of rounded rectangular form on paw feet, 

14.5cm wide 

£200 - 250 

339 

A Pair of Gilt Bronze Three-Light Wall 

Appliqués, in Louis XV style, 19th 

century, of leaf sheathed scroll form with 

scroll moulded sconces and rose pendant 

terminals, 59cm high 

£800 - 1200 

340 

A Pair of Venetian Glass Mounted 

Metal Three-Branch Candelabra, in 

18 th century style, the scroll branches 

with glass sockets and drip pans, entwined 

and surmounted by leafy fronds issuing 

from a flattened vase shaped column on 

rectangular bases, 68cm high 

£400 - 600 

341 

A Gilt Metal Mounted Pink Marble 

Lamp Base, of slender baluster form on 

knopped stem, paw feet and tricorn base, 

51cm high, mounted for electricity 

£150 - 200 

342 

A Pair of Gilt Metal Mounted Green 

Breccia Marble Lamp Bases, in Louis 

XV style, of baluster form with swan neck 

handles hung with foliate swags on 

circular socles and square bases, 46cm 

high, fitted for electricity, with shades 

£400 - 600 

343 

A Baroque Style Silver Plated 

Eight-Branch Electrolier, the vase stem 

applied with putto head caryatids, from a 

cylindrical body supporting eight outscroll 

branches with circular pans, with ring for 

suspension, 60cm high approx 

**Ex collection: Baroness Burton, 

Rangemoor House, Burton-on-Trent 

£300 - 500 

344 

A Pair of French Gilt Bronze 

Three-Light Candelabra, in Louis XIV 

style, with foliate sheathed sockets, 

circular drip pans, and scrolling branches 

issuing from a central column with 

flamiform finial hung swags, on an 

acanthus and husk moulded circular 

domed base, 33.5cm high 

**Provenance: Belonged to Primrose 

Dampier-Blackburn (nee Atkinson) 

£1500 - 2000

345 

A Pair of Victorian Brass 

Triple-Branch Girandoles, lozenge 

marked for 1879, with shell burst backs 

and looping branches from an urn, 34cm 

high; A Victorian Pair of Two-Branch 

Girandoles, en suite, 20cm high; and 

Two Modern Examples (6) 

£350 - 500 

346 

A Carved Oak Panel, probably 16 th 

century, of rectangular form, carved in 

high relief with a face beneath an ogee 

arch with shingle roof within a chamfered 

frame, 26cm by 28cm 

£150 - 250 

347 

A Polychrome Giltwood and Gesso 

Corner Wall Bracket, in early 18 th 

century style, the trefoil plinth on carved 

foliate scroll and mask stem and leaf and 

flower pendant terminal, 47cm high 

£250 - 350 

348 

A Giltwood and Gesso Cresting, 19th 

century, as an eagle, its wings 

outstretched perched on a burning 

column, 93cm wide 

£200 - 300 

349 

A White Marble Column, with grey 

marble square plinth, capital and foot, and 

with a bronze collar cast and pierced with 

berried leaves and rosettes, 108cm high 

£350 - 550 

350 

A Victorian Boulle Writing Slope, mid 

19th century, the domed top and hinged 

piano fall with scrolling foliage and 

latticework, with oval cartouche engraved 

with initials, opening to reveal an 

arrangement of compartments and a 

green velvet skiver, on a rectangular base, 

31cm wide 

£200 - 250 

351 

A Pair of Ashford Pietra Dura 

Campana Urns, circa 1850, inlaid in 

coloured marbles with a continuous band 

of flowers above a gadrooned base on a 

circular circle and rectangular stepped 

column inlaid with further flower sprays, 

32.5cm high 

£5000 - 8000 

352 

A Blue John Derbyshire Spa 

Centrepiece, circa 1850, with central 

trumpet shaped vase, issuing from a deep 

circular bowl on a turned circular foot, 

21cm high 

£3000 - 5000 

353 

A Gilt Metal Mounted Blue John 

Derbyshire Spa Urn, early 19 th 

century, with ovoid finial and disc shaped 

collar on swept shoulders and cupped 

shape body, on a circular circle and square 

column with stepped angles on slate 

plinths, 37cm high 

£3000 - 4000 

354 

A Blue John Derbyshire Spa Egg 

Shaped Ornament, 19 th century, 13cm 

high 

£500 - 700

355 

A Gilt Metal Mounted Specimen 

Marble Casket, early 20 th century, of 

rectangular form with geometric designs 

on four ball feet, 15cm wide 

£200 - 300 

356 

A Regency Boulle Lap Desk, of sloping 

rectangular form, the hinged fall with a 

dancing figure within foliate and scroll 

panels including two scenes for Aesop's 

Fables, 48cm wide 

£300 - 400 

357 

A Gilt Metal and Glass Twelve-Light 

Electrolier, with six wrythen scrolls on a 

hexagonal baluster stem and hexagonal 

plateau supporting the wrythen fluted 

branches with foliate sockets and circular 

drip pans hung with bead swags and 

faceted drops, stepped base and pendant 

terminal, approx 68cm high 

£200 - 300 

358 

A Steel and Brass Fire Curb, 19 th 

century, the central wrythen bar with 

foliate terminals and supported upon lion 

mask and paw feet flanked by recumbent 

lions on swept rectangular plinths with 

foliate and arcaded decoration, the curb 

with beaded borders, 148cm wide 

£400 - 600 

359 

A Suit of Armour, in 15 th century 

style, the crested helmet with pierced 

visor, on a wooden plinth, 189cm high 

overall 

£1000 - 1500 

360 

A Neo-Classical White Marble Panel, 

in 18 th century style, of vertical 

rectangular form, in relief with a ribbon 

tied fruit and foliate wreath and swag over 

two putti beside an urn of fruit, on a 

stepped rectangular plinth with fruit frieze 

within bevelled edges on a protruding 

canted rectangular base, 92cm by 76.5cm 

£400 - 600 

361 

A Regency Rosewood Collector's 

Cabinet, the hinged caddy top with brass 

swan neck carrying handle and plate, 

opening to reveal two lift-out trays with 

compartments, 21cm wide, with a small 

collection of shells 

£200 - 300 

362 

A George III Ivory and 

Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Tea Caddy, of 

panelled oval form, the hinged cover with 

loop handle, the silver escutcheon and 

shield shaped plaque engraved WMC hung 

with a foliage swag above a tortoiseshell 

border, 12cm high; and A Similar 

Smaller Caddy, of rectangular form with 

domed cover, 13cm high (2) 

£500 - 800 

363 

A William IV Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy, 

of architectural form, the hinged pagoda 

cover with vacant silver cartouche opening 

to reveal two compartments with covers, 

on a shaped apron and bun feet, 20cm 

wide, with key 

£400 - 600

364 

A Victorian Walnut and Sample Wood 

Stationery Box, retailed by L 

Leuchars, 38 Piccadilly, London, of 

trapezoidal form, the hinged cover with 

patera within line borders and harebell 

angles, the base with roundels within line 

borders, opening to reveal five letter 

compartments, paper label, 20.5cm wide 

£150 - 250 

365 

A Victorian Toleware Tea Canister 

and Cover, of cylindrical form with 

sloping shoulders and domed cover, 

painted with a Chinese man in traditional 

costume within a gilt cartouche with 

scrollwork and Chinese characters below a 

gilt band with cartouche numbered 4, 

42cm high 

£200 - 300 

366 

A George III Mahogany and 

Crossbanded Tea Caddy, of rectangular 

form with quarter-veneered panels centred 

by yew ovals, the hinged cover with brass 

handle opening to reveal two removable 

tea canisters with sliding covers, 19.5cm 

wide 

£500 - 700 

367 

A Victorian Coromandel Travelling 

Dressing Case, mark for Thomas 

Whitehouse, London 1865, of rectangular 

form with vacant cartouche and secret 

drawer, opening to reveal ten silver 

mounted glass bottles, jars and boxes, and 

a lift-out tray, and with mother-of-pearl 

mounted penknife, button hook, two other 

implements and a pair of scissors, 30.5cm 

wide 

£250 - 350 

368 

A Late Regency Mother-of-Pearl 

Inlaid Tortoiseshell Tea Caddy, 2 nd 

quarter 19 th century, of bowfront form, 

inlaid with a flowerspray and sprig, the 

hinged pagoda cover opening to reveal 

two lidded compartments, on bun feet, 

20cm wide 

£700 - 1000 

369 

A Victorian Papier Mâché Gilt and 

Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Tea Caddy, of 

shaped arched rectangular form, the 

cartouche caddy top with a spray of 

flowers within a Greek key and scroll 

borders, opening to reveal two 

compartments with rectangular covers, the 

body with floral swag and scattered sprigs 

on four trefoil feet, 23cm wide 

£300 - 400 

370 

A George III Paper Scroll Tea Caddy 

and Cover, of canted rectangular form, 

decorated with stylised flowerheads and 

scroll work within chevron banding, with 

inner cover, 14cm wide 

£300 - 500 

371 

A Sycamore Bowl, 18 th /19 th century, 

of circular form, 46cm diameter 

£150 - 200 

372 

A Pair of George III Mahogany 

Candlesticks, the foliate brass sconces 

on fluted stems with wrythen fluted bases 

on turned circular feet, 40cm high 

£300 - 400

373 

A Lead Lined Turned Mahogany 

Goblet and Cover, 19 th century, the 

domed cover with acorn finial over a 

turned squat baluster body, waisted 

column and stepped circular socle, 27cm 

high 

£150 - 200 

374 

A Pair of Turned Mahogany 

Adjustable Stands, 19 th century, the 

circular tops on turned baluster columns 

with screw fitting for adjustment and 

turned circular loaded bases, 20.5cm high 

unextended 

£250 - 350 

375 

A Bronze Model of Cleopatra's 

Needle, 19 th century, cast with 

hieroglyphs on a square mount and 

circular base, 100cm high; and One 

Volume Sartain (John) and Iwanoff 

(Michael) On the Antique Painting in 

Encaustic of Cleopatra - Discovered in 

1818 A Forgotten Picture, George 

Gebbie & Co, Philadelphia 1885, hard 

cover, with presentation inscription To M 

Le Prince from John Sartain with his 

respectful compliments Philadelphia 

September 20 th 1886 (2) 

**By repute given to the vendor by an 

associate of Whitley Partners, Hunslett, 

Leeds who made a replica of Cleopatra's 

Needle which went into a time capsule 

along with various other items including 

photographs by M Le Prince, and placed 

beneath Cleopatra's Needle when it was 

erected on the Embankment. 

£300 - 500 

376 

A Collection of Cast Plaster 

Medallions, taken from classical, 

medieval and later bronze originals, some 

with painted decoration in imitation of 

patination, various sizes, approximately 

120 in total, contained in two pine 

collector's cabinets, the cabinets 43.5cm 

wide 

£200 - 300 

377 

A Reverse Painted Glass Silhouette 

Country Sports Plaque, circa 1900, 

composed of nine conjoined ovals, each 

depicting a different country pursuit, 

including hunting, horse racing, cock 

fighting and shooting, within decorative 

leaf and trellis borders, in a modern 

Hogarth frame, 48.5cm by 60cm 

£500 - 800 

378 

A Rectangular Enamel Plaque, painted 

with an equestrian portrait of Prince 

Tomaso of Savoy-Carignan after Antony 

Van Dyke, 21.5cm by 17cm, framed 

£1000 - 1500 

379 

Henry Bone RA (1755-1834): James 

Walter Grimston, Earl Verulam, after 

William Owen, a bust length portrait 

miniature of the Earl wearing a white stock 

and fur lined robes, the reverse inscribed 

James Walter Grimston, Earl Verulam, 

London Oct 1819, painted by Henry Bone 

RA, enamel painter in ordinary to His 

Majesty and enamel painter to his RH The 

Prince Regent, after the original by W T 

Owen RA Bone, rectangular, 8.5cm by 

6cm, in original gilt bronze frame 

£800 - 1200

380 

An 18 th Century Turned Horn 

Two-Section Screw Thread Pounce 

Pot and Ink Pot, of vase shape, 10.5cm 

high; Five Horn Beakers, 18 th /19 th 

century, three with white metal rims and 

plain, two engraved with continuous fox 

hunting scenes and one named EJ Dunton, 

the largest 14cm high; and An Engraved 

Horn Folding Cup, 9cm extended (7) 

£200 - 300 

381 

A Coptic Textile Fragment, possibly 

5 th -7 th Century AD, worked in colours 

with a square and border of stylised 

roundels with arrowheads, the border 

hung with a pendant on a linen ground, 

approximately 38cm square, framed and 

glazed; An Egyptian Painted Wood 

Sarcophagus Fragment, possibly circa 

500BC, painted in colours with the four 

sons of Ra, 39.5cm by 10cm, perspex 

stand; and A Polychrome Wood Figure 

of a Seated Pharaoh, 43cm high (3) 

£300 - 400 

382 

English School (19 th century): A Bust 

Portrait Miniature of Robert Hyde 

Greg, wearing a black stock and jacket, 

on ivory, 9.2cm by 8.2cm, the frame 

variously inscribed to reverse Robert Hyde 

Greg on his wedding day 1825; A Wax 

Relief Bust Portrait of a Young Lady, 

with ringletted hair, 20cm by 16cm, 

framed and glazed, the sitter believed to 

be a member of the Hyde Greg family; A 

Pair of Silhouettes of a Lady and 

Gentleman, framed as one in a gilt floral 

frame, 14cm by 16cm overall, framed and 

glazed; A Silhouette of Young Lady, 

11cm by 8.5cm, framed and glazed; and A 

Small Quantity of Correspondence, by 

and relating to Robert Hyde Greg and also 

a clipping obituary from the Manchester 

Guardian (qty) 

£400 - 600 

383 

F…B… (18 th century): A Portrait 

Miniature of a Gentleman, his grey 

powdered hair en queue, wearing a scarlet 

jacket, circular, initialled FB 79, circular, 

3.3cm, in turned wood frame; and 

English School, circa 1790: A Portrait 

Miniature of a Young Woman, with 

brown coiffure enriched with pearls, oval, 

3cm, in turned wood oval frame (2) 

£150 - 250 

384 

English School, circa 1830: A Portrait 

Miniature of a Young Woman, plaited 

brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a 

diaphanous dress against a cloudy sky 

background, oval, 8cm, in gilt metal frame 

with another portrait miniature on the 

reverse of a young girl clasping a lamb; 

and Another, circa 1835, of a young 

gentleman with brown hair and blue eyes, 

wearing a blue jacket, oval, 6cm (2) 

£180 - 250 

385 

Three Decorative Miniatures, circa 

1900, all of ladies with elaborate 

powdered coiffures, one signed T Rhodes, 

and one in a faux tortoiseshell frame, all 

circular, the largest 7cm diameter 

£180 - 250 

386 

English School (early 19 th century): A 

Portrait Miniature of a Gentleman, 

with blue eyes, wearing a blue jacket with 

brass buttons against a green curtain 

drape, oil on copper panel, 12cm by 

9.5cm, in a decorative gilt and gesso 

frame 

£200 - 300

Watches 

400 

A Stainless Steel Diamond Set 

Automatic Centre Seconds Calendar 

Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Oyster 

Perpetual, model: Datejust, 

Superlative Chronometer Officially 

Certified, Ref: 16200, circa 2002, 

(calibre 3135) 31-jewel lever movement 

with hacking seconds and quick date 

change, adjusted to five positions and 

temperature, silvered dial with applied 

Roman numerals, screw down winding 

crown, screw back, diamond set bezel, 

serial number Y622468, Rolex stainless 

steel Jubilee bracelet with deployant clasp, 

36mm wide, with Rolex box and booklet 

£1200 - 1500 

401 

A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar 

Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed 

Rolex, Oyster Perpetual Date, Model: 

Submariner 1000ft=300m, 

Superlative Chronometer Officially 

Certified, Ref: 16610T, circa 2008, 

lever movement with hacking seconds and 

quick date change, black dial with applied 

luminous markers, date aperture beneath 

magnifying glass, protected screw down 

winding crown, rotating bezel, screw back, 

serial number Z484181, Rolex stainless 

steel oyster bracelet with fliplock 

deployant clasp, 43mm wide, with Rolex 

boxes, booklets and dated warranty 

paperwork 

£3000 - 3500 

402 

A Stainless Steel Calendar Centre 

Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, 

Oysterdate, Precision, Ref: 6694, 

circa 1970, lever movement, blue dial 

with applied baton markers, screw down 

winding crown, screw back, serial number 

3595220, Rolex steel oyster bracelet with 

deployant clasp, 35mm wide 

£400 - 600 

403 

A Stainless Steel Calendar Alarm 

Wristwatch, signed Tag Heuer, 

model: Aquaracer 300 meters, circa 

2011, quartz movement, black dial with 

applied Arabic and baton markers, 

subsidiary dials for alarm and seconds, 

date aperture at 6, protected screw down 

crown, alarm button, rotating bezel, screw 

back numbered WAF111Z EWC2590, Tag 

Heuer stainless steel bracelet with 

deployant clasp, 42mm wide, with Tag 

Heuer boxes, instructions booklet and 

guarantee card dated 2011 

£300 - 500 

404 

A Rare Giant-Sized Second World War 

German Luftwaffe Aviator's 

Wristwatch, signed Laco, so called 

B-Uhr, circa 1941, frosted gilt finished 

lever movement signed Laco and 

numbered 15524, bimetallic balance with 

blued overcoil hairspring, original finished 

black coloured dial with luminous outer 

five minute markers and inner hour dial, 

blued steel luminous hands, large centre 

seconds hand, nickel plated case with 

snap-on back numbered H15524, band of 

the case numbered FL 23883, inner case 

back with full details and matching 

number, onion shaped winding crown, 

55mm wide 

**The German Air Ministry recognised the 

need for an accurate observer's watch to 

navigate and assist crews on long range 

flying missions. The watches are known as 

B-Uhrs (Beobachtungsuhr or observer's 

watch). The watches were tested by the 

Deutsche Versuchsanstalt fur Luftfahrt 

DVL Institute. From 1941 onwards they 

were classified with an FL number which 

stands for flight and control, the 23 stands 

for navigation, followed by the three digit 

DVL number. A well tested watch with a 

high quality movement, and arguably the 

most desirable WWII German aviator's 

watch on the market today. 

£1000 - 1500

405 

A Stainless Steel Automatic Calendar 

Centre Seconds Wristwatch, signed 

Rolex, Oyster Perpetual, Superlative 

Chronometer Officially Certified, 

model: Datejust, Ref: 16234, circa 

1995, lever movement with hacking 

seconds and quick date change, white dial 

with applied baton markers, screw down 

winding crown, screw back, serial number 

L733436, Rolex steel Jubilee bracelet with 

deployant clasp, 36mm wide, with Rolex 

box 

£1200 - 1500 

406 

An 18ct Gold Centre Seconds 

Wristwatch, signed International 

Watch Co, Schaffhausen, circa 1955, 

(calibre 89) lever movement, silvered dial 

with applied Arabic and baton markers, 

case with snap on back numbered inside 

1518952, 36mm wide 

£500 - 700 

407 

A 9ct Gold Art Deco Wristwatch, 

signed Rolex, Ref:813, 1929, lever 

movement signed Rolex Prima, timed to 

six positions for all climates, silvered dial 

with luminous Arabic numerals, seconds 

dial, blued steel luminous hands, curved 

rectangular case with hinged back and 

numbered 60731 813, stamped RWC Ltd, 

Glasgow import mark 1929, 27mm by 

43mm 

£500 - 700 

408 

A Lady's 18ct Gold Diamond Set 

Wristwatch, signed Omega, circa 

1990, quartz movement, gilt dial with 

applied Roman and dot markers, diamond 

set bezel, case back secured by four 

screws, Omega 18ct gold brick linked 

bracelet, 23mm wide, with Omega 

warranty card, purchase receipt and one 

spare bracelet link 

£700 - 900 

409 

An 18ct Gold Wristwatch, signed 

Rolex, Geneve, model: Cellini, ref: 

5112 circa 1995, lever movement, white 

dial with applied Roman numerals, 

snap-on back numbered W018026, Rolex 

strap and buckle stamped 750, 33mm 

wide, with Rolex boxes, guarantee and 

purchase receipt 

£800 - 1200 

410 

A Lady's Bi-Metal Automatic Centre 

Seconds Calendar Wristwatch, signed 

Omega, circa 2000, lever movement, 

white dial with applied Roman numerals, 

snap-on back, Omega bi-metal bracelet 

with concealed deployant clasp, 26mm 

wide, with Omega box 

£200 - 300 

411 

A Purse Watch, signed Movado, 

chronometre Ermeto, 1928, lever 

movement, silvered dial with applied 

Arabic numerals, sliding case with faux 

snake's skin outer, numbered 1198475, 

London import mark 1928, 49mm wide 

£200 - 300 

412 

A 9ct Gold Art Deco Wristwatch, 

signed Rolex, 1929, lever movement 

signed Rolex Prima, timed to six positions 

for all climates, signed silvered engine 

turned dial with Arabic numerals, seconds 

dial, tonneau shaped case with hinged 

back numbered 781 63155, stamped RWC 

Ltd, Glasgow import mark 1929, 22mm by 

35mm 

£300 - 400

413 

An 18ct Gold Centre Seconds 

Wristwatch, signed Omega, 1951, 

(calibre 283) lever movement numbered 

12077675, silvered quarter section dial 

with Arabic and applied dagger markers, 

case stamped Dennison and numbered 

385586, Birmingham 1951, Omega buckle 

stamped 9ct, 36mm wide 

£300 - 400 

414 

A 9ct Gold Tonneau Shaped 

Wristwatch, signed Rolex, Ref: 578, 

1926, 15-jewel lever movement signed 

Rolex Prima, timed to 6 positions for all 

climates, engine turned silvered dial with 

Arabic numerals, seconds, hinged back 

stamped RWC Ltd, Glasgow import mark 

1926, engraved inscription and numbered 

103807, 25mm wide 

£350 - 450 

415 

A Lady's Stainless Steel Centre 

Seconds Wristwatch, signed Rolex, 

Oyster, Precision, Ref: 5004, circa 

1950, lever movement adjusted to two 

positions, silvered dial with applied dagger 

markers, screw down winding crown and 

back, serial number 897819, Rolex steel 

spring loaded riveted bracelet with 

deployant clasp, 24mm wide 

£250 - 300 

416 

An 18ct Gold Automatic Calendar 

Wristwatch, signed Juvenia, circa 

1965, lever movement, silvered dial with 

baton markers, snap-on back, bracelet 

with clasp stamped 750, 34mm wide, with 

Juvenia box 

£600 - 800 

417 

An 18ct Gold Full Hunter Pocket 

Watch, signed Barraud & Lund, 

London, No.8684, 1862, lever 

movement, enamel dial with Roman 

numerals, seconds, cover with engraved 

crest, London 1862 and numbered 8684, 

50mm wide 

£600 - 800 

418 

An 18ct Gold Open Faced Pocket 

Watch, signed F Powell, Briggate, 

Leeds, 1868, lever movement, enamel 

dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary 

seconds, Chester 1868, 51mm wide 

£700 - 900 

419 


Watch, 1873, lever movement, enamel 

dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary 

seconds, London 1873, 51mm wide 

£700 - 900 

420 

An 18ct Gold Half Hunting Cased 

Keyless Pocket Watch, signed Dent, 

61 Strand & 4 Royal Exchange, 

London 49794, 1897, lever movement, 

enamel dial with Roman numerals, 

subsidiary seconds, engraved inscription, 

London 1897, 51mm wide 

£800 - 1200 

421 

An 18ct Gold Open Faced 

Chronograph Keyless Pocket Watch, 

signed T R Russell, 18 Church Street, 

Liverpool, 1888, lever movement, 


hallmarked 1888, 54mm wide 

£800 - 1200

422 


Watch, retailed by Robert Rait & Co, 

261 Broadway, New York, 1879, gilt 

fusee lever movement, enamel dial with 

Roman numerals, seconds, Chester 1879, 

53mm wide 

£800 - 1200 

423 

An Unusual Full Hunting Cased 18ct 

Gold Minute Repeating Chronograph 

Pocket Watch, 1910, lever movement, 

repeating with two hammers striking two 

steel gongs, gilt dial with Arabic numerals, 

seconds dial, the unusual case Our Sailor 

King H.M. King George V on the front 

Beloved of His People H.M. King Edward 

VII on the back, band with scroll work and 

God Save The King, button to operate 

chronograph and the slide to operate 

repeater, cuvette depicting Britannia The 

British Empire Mourns Edward The 

Peacemaker, London import marks 1910, 

54mm wide 

£1500 - 2000 

424 

An 18ct Gold Open Faced 

Chronograph Pocket Watch, 1864, 

lever movement, enamel dial with Roman 

numerals, engine turned case with slide in 

the band to operate chronograph hand, 

cuvette with engraved inscription, London 

1864, 53mm wide 

£600 - 800 

425 

An 18ct Gold Open Faced Keyless 

Pocket Watch, signed Hewitt, 444 

Victoria Street, Grimsby, 1883, lever 

movement, enamel dial with Roman 

numerals, seconds, London 1883, 52mm 

wide 

£800 - 1200 

426 

An 18ct Gold Open Faced Keyless 

Pocket Watch, Harrison & Son, 

Darlington, 1889, lever movement, 


subsidiary seconds, Chester 1889, 48mm 

wide, with a curb linked watch chain, links 

stamped 15 .625, 72.4g 

£1500 - 1800 

427 

An 18ct Gold Pocket Watch, signed C 

Harris, Cornhill, No.2693, 1824, fusee 


numerals, seconds, numbered 2693, 

maker's mark WW, London 1824, 50mm 

wide, together with chain stamped 9c, 

blood stone seal and ribbon stamped 9c 

and gun shaped watch key 

£800 - 1200 

428 

An 18ct Gold Pocket Watch, Inscribed 

"Presented by the Daughter of Robert 

Burns to Mr D McNaught Head of the 

Burns Society", signed C Williamsom, 

London, No.788, circa 1810, fusee 

movement with duplex escapement, 

diamond endstone, signed and numbered 

dust cover, gold coloured dial with applied 

Roman numerals, seconds, case cuvette 

with engraved presentation inscription, 

indistinct hallmarks, 54mm wide 

**The inscription on the cuvette reads, 

Her Father's Watch, presented to D 

McNaught LLD JP Kilmaurs by Mrs 

A.V.Burns Scott Adelaide Australia, 

Daughter of Mrs S.Burns Hutchinson, 

Daughter of James Glencairn Burns, Son of 

Robert Burns, The Poet, 25th Jany 1921. 

***See also lot 677 for items relating to 

this family 

£700 - 900

429 

A Gold Repousse Pair Cased Verge 

Pocket Watch, signed Robert Ward, 

Abchurch Lane, London, No.13899, 

1773, fusee movement, pierced pillars, 

enamel dial with Roman and Arabic 

numerals, signed and numbered dust 

cover, outer case with classical scene and 

bordered with scroll decoration, maker's 

mark DP, London 1773, 50mm wide 

£900 - 1200 

430 

A Gold Pair Cased Verge Pocket 

Watch, signed Fras Perigal, Bond 

Street, London, 392, 1780, fusee 

movement, enamel dial with Arabic 

numerals, beetle and poker hands, 

maker's mark IW, London 1780, 42mm 

wide 

£700 - 900 

431 

A Lady's Fan Shaped Enamel Fob 

Watch, circa 1900, cylinder movement, 

enamel dial with Roman numerals, blue 

and red enamel case depicting a lady with 

a basket to the front and a spray of floral 

work to the back, 38mm wide 

£350 - 550 

432 

A Twenty Dollar Coin Watch, signed 

Vacheron & Constantin, Geneve, circa 

1980, (calibre 1003) lever movement, 

adjusted to heat, cold and isochronism and 

five positions, gilt dial with Roman 

numerals, circular case, snap-on back 

stamped 18k 0.750 and numbered 4928 

386026, hinged within a United States of 

America $20 coin, the front with Lady of 

Liberty dated 1904, reverse with the 

bald-headed eagle, concealed button in 

the band to release front cover, 34mm 

wide 

£2000 - 2500 

433 

A Silver Pocket Chronometer, signed 

Morris Tobias, 31 Minories, London, 

No.338, 1827, gilt fusee movement with 

spring detent escapement signed, free 

sprung helical hairspring, diamond 

endstone, bimetallic balance with timing 

screws and weights, dial with Roman and 

Arabic numerals, seconds, case with 

engraved and chased decoration to the 

borders, and later engraved images and 

inscription of a bird, square and compass 

and Walter Fisher, stamped with maker's 

mark WIH, London 1827, 68mm wide 

£300 - 400 

434 

A Silver Pair Cased Pocket Watch, 

made for the Turkish Market, signed 

Edward Prior, London, 1839, verge 

movement numbered 55792, enamel dial 

with Turkish numerals, London 1839, 

53mm wide 

£200 - 300 

435 

A Silver Pair Cased Pocket Watch 

with Date Indication, verge movement 

inscribed R Northan, Hull, enamel dial with 

Arabic numerals, inner date ring with 

corresponding date hand, London 1794, 

53mm wide 

£200 - 250 

436 

An 18ct Gold Verge Pocket Watch, 

signed Thos Bailson, Beverley, circa 

1810, fusee movement, enamel dial with 

Roman numerals, engine turned back and 

ribbed sides, 47mm wide 

£400 - 500

437 

A Repeating Pocket Watch Dial and 

Movement, 19th Century, cylinder 

movement, two hammers striking onto two 

outer steel gongs, silvered engine turned 

dial with minute track bearing inscription 

Breguet, hour aperture, single hand, 

seconds, 50mm wide 

£300 - 400 

438 

Four Fob Seals, 19th Century, two set 

with cornelians, one with an amethyst, the 

fourth with chased decoration and stone 

missing 

£200 - 300 

439 

An 18ct Gold Fob Watch, lever 

movement, gilt dial with Roman numerals, 

London 1865, 42mm wide, with attached 

ribbon and 9ct gold locket 

£300 - 350 

440 

A 9ct Gold Half Hunting Cased Pocket 

Watch, 1926, lever movement, enamel 

dial with Roman numerals, seconds, 

stamped Dennison, Birmingham 1926, 

50mm wide, with a 9ct gold watch chain, 

39g 

£500 - 600 

441 

An 18ct Gold Pocket Watch, 1871, 


numerals, Chester 1871, 41mm wide, 

watch chain with links stamped 375, 31g 

£600 - 800 

442 

A Centre Seconds Pocket Watch, 

made for the Chinese Market, signed 

Bovet Fleurier, circa 1840, the 

elaborately chased lever movement 

signed, enamel dial with Roman numerals, 

centre seconds, white metal case with 

Chinese characters inside back cover, 

55mm wide 

£250 - 300 

Jewellery 

443 

A Hardstone Cameo Bangle, the cameo 

portrait depicts a lady adorned with 

jewellery, with a ruff neckpiece, within a 

frame of beading and scrollwork with 

cultured pearl decoration, on a plain half 

hinged bangle 

£500 - 800 

444 

A Late Victorian Coral and Diamond 

Brooch, the disk frame with ropework 

decoration, set with coral cabochons and 

rose cut diamonds, fringing from the base, 

with cabochon coral details, measures 

4.2cm by 8.3cm 

£500 - 700 

445 

A Pair of Coral Drop Earrings, set with 

cabochon coral in a scalloped edge and 

ropework frame, with three coral drops 

pendant from each, with hook fittings for 

pierced ears, drop length 5.8cm, in a fitted 

case 

£500 - 700 

446 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, an old cut 

diamond in a white claw setting to a 

tapered shoulder plain polished shank, 

diamond weight 1.30 carat approximately, 

finger size K 

£1500 - 2000

447 

A Bug Brooch, the body comprises a step 

cut emerald and a cabochon moonstone, 

with rose cut diamond eyes, and the wings 

set with rose cut diamonds and split 

pearls, measures 3.2cm by 2.2cm, cased 

£400 - 600 

448 

A Diamond Cluster Ring, rose cut 

diamonds in collet settings, with claw 

fixtures, in an almost round formation, 

additional diamonds to the shoulders, on a 

shaped shank, total estimated diamond 

weight 2.00 carat approximately, finger 

size U 

£1500 - 2000 

449 

A Diamond Set Pendant, a bow motif 

set with rose cut diamonds suspends a 

lozenge shaped drop, comprising a rose 

cut diamond border around a blue and 

white enamelled central panel, depicting a 

cherub over a basket of flowers, with the 

inscription 'une seule me suffit', measures 


£400 - 600 

450 

A Cameo Bracelet, the carved shell 

panels carved to depict portraits of 

scholars, each in a plain frame, and chain 

linked, length 16.8cm 

£700 - 1000 

451 

A Victorian Diamond 

Brooch/Pendant, a tapered pendant 

loop to a pierced almost circular frame, 

with five pendant drops (the central one 

detached), set throughout with old cut and 

rose cut diamonds, in white claw settings, 

total estimated diamond weight 4.00 carat 

approximately, measures 3cm by 6.2cm 

**NB One drop detached 

£1500 - 2000 

452 

A Scottish Brooch, the shaped hoop set 

with agate panels and cabochons and 

quartz stones, in an engraved frame, 

measures 5.4cm by 6.7cm 

£500 - 700 

453 

A Diamond Three Stone Ring, the 

graduated old cut diamonds in white claw 

settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder plain 

polished shank, total diamond weight 2.10 

carat approximately, finger size N 

£1500 - 2000 

454 

A Pair of Diamond Cluster Earrings, a 

rose cut diamond within a border of 

smaller rose cuts, surmounted by another, 


approximately, with French clip fittings for 

pierced ears 

£700 - 1000 

455 

A Late Victorian Diamond Crescent 

Brooch, set with old cut and single cut 

diamonds, in white claw settings, on a 

yellow mount, total estimated diamond 

weight 1.50 carat approximately, 


£600 - 800 

456 

A Pair of Emerald and Diamond Drop 

Earrings, an old cut diamond suspends a 

cluster of pear cut emeralds and old cut 

diamonds in yellow and white millegrain 

settings, total estimated diamond weight 

1.80 carat approximately, with French clip 

fittings for pierced ears, drop length 3.4cm 

£1500 - 2000

457 

A Serpent Bangle, the hollow yellow 

form hinged to flex in two places, the head 

and tail engraved, and the head set with a 

cabochon amethyst, cased 

£400 - 600 

458 

A Blue Stone, Diamond and Paste 

Brooch, of foliate form, with a step cut 

blue foil backed stone centrally, within a 

frame set throughout with table cut and 

rose cut diamonds and pastes, measures 

5.3cm by 3cm 

£400 - 600 

459 

A Diamond Cluster Ring, an old cut 

diamond within a border of eight smaller, 

in white rubbed over settings to a yellow 

shank, total diamond weight 2.00 carat 

approximately, finger size M 

£600 - 800 

460 

A Late Victorian Diamond Cross 

Brooch/Pendant, set with old cut 

diamonds in white claw settings, with a 

detachable diamond set suspension loop, 


approximately, measures 2.6cm by 4.5cm 

£200 - 300 

461 

A Coral Brooch and Pair of Earrings 

en suite, circa 1900, the red and white 

brooch of domed oval form, the earrings 

to depict a floral cluster suspending a 

cascade, brooch measures 5.5cm by 

4.2cm, earrings with hook fittings for 


case 

£200 - 300 

462 

A Two Row Twisted Pearl Necklace, 

strung to a clasp of oblong form, a locket 

front enclosing plaited hair, within a 

border of seed pearls, length 48.5cm, and 

A Hair Bracelet, of plaited dark hair, with 

a similar clasp, length 17.5cm (2) 

**NB the pearls have not been tested 

£300 - 400 

463 

A Late Victorian Diamond Set Heart 

Pendant, set throughout with old cut 

diamonds in white claw settings, with a 

locket back containing hair, total estimated 


measures 1.6cm by 2.4cm, in a fitted case 

by London & Ryder of New Bond Street 

£400 - 600 

464 

A Victorian Locket Pendant, of oval 

form, entwined initials 'EIM' centrally, and 

set with turquoise, coral and pearl 

respectively, within a border with spaced 

alternating coral, turquoise and pearl, as is 

the pendant loop, measures 3cm by 

4.7cm, in a fitted case by London & Ryder 

of New Bond Street 

£400 - 600 

465 

An Early 20th Century Locket, the 

double sided heart shaped locket within a 

scrolling frame enamelled in pink green 

and white, with split pearls at intervals, 

plain to the reverse, measures 3.1cm by 

3.6cm 

£300 - 400

466 

A Jet Necklace, of graduated spherical 

beads, carved with leaf motifs, length 

76cm approximately, and A Pair of 

Earrings, a polished round jet cabochon 

suspends a tapered drop, carved with 

geometric designs and leaf motifs, with 

hinged hook fittings for pierced ears, drop 

length 8cm (2) 

£200 - 300 

467 

A Triple Row Cultured Pearl Choker, 

each row comprising 50 cultured pearls, 

with bar spacers, and a Victorian pearl and 

old cut and single cut diamond set swirl 

panel centrally, length 33cm 

£300 - 500 

468 

A Late Victorian Diamond and Pearl 

Brooch, of floral spray form, two floral 

clusters centred by pearls, and the spray 

set with rose cut diamonds throughout, 

further pearl detail to one side, total 

estimated diamond weight 2.00 carat 

approximately, measures 6.5cm by 3.9cm, 

in a fitted case by Skinner, Orchard Street, 

London 

£600 - 800 

469 

Royal Interest: A Locket 

Pendant/Brooch, depicting a shoulder 

length portrait of Queen Victoria in high 

relief, within a border of alternating scroll 

sections enamelled in blue with pearl 

details, and old cut diamonds in pointed 

yellow settings, a pearl suspended from 

the base held in a diamond set and blue 

enamelled cup, with locket back which 

opens to reveal an enclosed lock of hair, 

and an inscription 'Lady Victoria Alberta 

Leveson From Her Godmother Victoria R 

1867', measures 3.5cm by 5.8cm 


**Provenance: From the estate of Dr 

Helen Scott OBE 

£1000 - 1500 

470 

A Seed Pearl Brooch, Mid 19th 

Century, the pearls all threaded in a 

domed shape on a mother-of-pearl frame, 

measures 5cm in diameter, in a fitted case 

by Lambert of London 

£300 - 400 

471 

A Lava Cameo Bracelet, seven bust 

portraits in high relief in shades of beige, 

brown, white and black lava, each bezel 

set, and chain linked, length 17cm, width 

2.8cm 

£300 - 400 

472 

A Mourning Brooch, of circular form, 

with a locket front enclosing a lock of hair, 

within a border of black and white 

enamelling, to an outer rope twist frame, 

measures 2.7cm in diameter 

£200 - 300 

473 

A Victorian Cameo Brooch and A Pair 

of Earrings, the cameo depicting classical 

portraits, in oval frames, with rope twist 

and wavy decoration, the earrings on 

crescent shaped drops, with hook fittings 

for pierced ears, brooch measures 4.8cm 

by 5cm, earring drop length 4.5cm, cased 

£400 - 600 

475 

A Cultured Pearl Necklace, three rows 

of 48:51:55 knotted uniform pearls strung 

to a diamond and sapphire cluster clasp of 

floral design, length (of shortest strand) 

46cm 

£300 - 400

476 

A Five Stone Diamond Ring, the 



polished shank, total estimated diamond 


size K 

£400 - 600 

477 

A Pair of Diamond Earrings, the spray 

form set with round brilliant cut, baguette 

cut and single cut diamonds in white claw 


1.50 carat approximately, with post fittings 

for pierced ears 

£300 - 400 

478 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, an old cut 

diamond to tapered diamond-set 

shoulders, in white claw settings on a 

yellow plain polished shank, total diamond 


size N 

£600 - 800 

479 

A Diamond Hoop Brooch, the oval 

frame, with an open centre, to a white fine 

Greek key design inner border, with a 

frame of old cut diamonds in white 

millegrain settings to the outer, total 


approximately, measures 2.8cm by 2.4cm, 

cased 

£1200 - 1500 

480 

An Art Deco Diamond and Paste 

Bracelet, of geometric links, set 

throughout with brilliant cut, baguette cut 

and single cut diamonds, total diamond 

weight 7.00 carat approximately, length 

18.8cm 

£1800 - 2200 

481 

A Pair of Diamond Two Stone 

Earrings, each with graduated old cut 

diamonds in white rubbed over settings, 

on yellow mounts, total diamond weight 

2.60 carat approximately, with French clip 

fittings for pierced ears 

£4000 - 6000 

482 

A Diamond Cluster Pendant on An 18 

Carat White Gold Chain, an emerald cut 

diamond spaced to a frame of round 

brilliant cut diamonds in white claw 

settings, on a twist link chain, total 


pendant drop length 1.7cm, chain length 

45cm 

£400 - 600 

483 

A Sapphire and Diamond Double Clip 

Brooch, circa 1930, each clip with a 

round mixed cut sapphire centrally within 

a border of old cut, brilliant cut and single 

cut diamonds, in white claw and millegrain 


3.50 carat approximately, measures 4.8cm 

by 2.6cm 

£500 - 800 

484 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, a marquise 

cut diamond within a white four claw 

setting, to shoulders each channel set with 

trios of scissor cut diamonds, on a plain 

polished shank, finger size K 

The ring is accompanied by an Anchorcert 

report, number 1/22971-001, dated 23 

June 2011, which gives the diamond 

weight as 2.63ct, colour J, clarity VS2. 

£6000 - 8000

485 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the old 

brilliant cut diamond in a white eight claw 

raised setting, to a tapered shoulder plain 

polished shank, diamond weight 3.92 

carat, finger size K1/2 

£12000 - 15000 

486 

A Diamond Line Bracelet, the 

graduated round brilliant cut diamonds in 

white millegrain settings, total estimated 


length 18cm 

£3000 - 4000 

487 

A Diamond Three Stone Ring, the old 

cut diamonds in white claw settings, to a 


total diamond weight 1.80 carat 

approximately, finger size N 

£600 - 800 

488 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the round 

brilliant cut diamond in a white four claw 

setting, with a tapered baguette cut 

diamond on each shoulder, to a plain 

polished shank, principal diamond weight 

2.20 carat approximately, finger size P 

£7000 - 8000 

489 

A Pearl and Diamond Bracelet, a 

plaque with a central pearl within a cluster 

frame of old cut diamonds, to an outer 

undulating frame set with old cut and 

single cut diamonds, on a black velvet 

bracelet with diamond set end pieces, total 


approximately, length 19cm 

£3500 - 4000 

490 

A Pair of Diamond and South Sea 

Cultured Pearl Drop Earrings, each 

comprises an old cut diamond stud 

suspending a baguette cut diamond, to 

three graduated cups set with diamonds, 

to a slightly oval pearl, total estimated 


with post fittings for pierced ears, drop 

length 4.8cm 

£1500 - 2000 

491 

A Diamond Brooch, of bar form, with 

four step cut diamonds centrally and old 

cut and single cut diamonds, in white claw 

and millegrain settings with pierced detail, 


approximately, length 5.4cm 

£600 - 800 

492 

A Diamond Brooch, of asymmetric form, 

comprised of round brilliant cut, baguette 

cut and single cut diamonds in white claw 

and channel settings, total estimated 



£1500 - 2000 

493 

A Diamond and Sapphire Plaque 

Brooch, a rose cut diamond centrally, 

within a pierced and openwork frame set 

with smaller rose cuts, four oblong scissor 

cuts as details, in white claw settings total 



**NB one diamond deficient 

£300 - 400

494 

A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold 

Aquamarine and Diamond Earrings, a 

string of round brilliant cut diamonds in 

white claw settings suspends a briolette 

aquamarine in a diamond set cup, total 



length 4.7cm 

£400 - 600 

495 

An Emerald and Diamond Cluster 

Ring, a pear cut emerald within a border 

of tapered baguette cut diamonds, and an 

outer border of round brilliant cut 

diamonds in yellow claw settings, to a 

plain polished shank, total estimated 


finger size O 

£1000 - 1500 

496 

An Opal and Diamond Pendant, the 

polished oval opal of mainly green and 

blue tones within a scalloped white claw 

setting, to a pendant loop set with a round 

brilliant cut diamond, diamond weight 0.20 

carat approximately, measures 2.8cm by 

4.8cm 

£400 - 600 

497 

An 18 Carat White Gold Yellow 

Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, 

the oval mixed cut sapphire within a 

border of round brilliant cut diamonds with 

a tapered baguette cut diamond at each 

corner, in white claw settings, to a tapered 

and lined shoulder plain polished shank, 



£600 - 800 

498 

An 18 Carat White Gold Citrine and 

Diamond Cluster Ring, the oval cut 

citrine within a border of round brilliant cut 

diamonds, in white claw settings to a lined 

shoulder plain polished shank, total 


finger size M 

£700 - 1000 

499 

An 18 Carat Gold Bracelet, by Asprey 

& Co. Ltd., 1970, of large plaited loop 

links, alternating in yellow and white gold, 

length 19cm 

£2000 - 3000 

500 

A Peridot and South Sea Pearl 

Torsade, of multiple strands of faceted 

peridot beads, strung with South Sea 

pearls at intervals, to cupola end pieces, 

length 52cm 

£700 - 900 

501 

A Matching Emerald and Diamond 

Bracelet and Ring, each of asymmetric 

design with channels of step cut emeralds 

and triangular clusters of single cut 

diamonds, the bracelet with triangular 

textured sections, bracelet length 17cm, 

ring size P 

£2000 - 2500 

502 


Ring, the square step cut emerald within 

a border of eight spaced round brilliant cut 

diamonds, in white claw settings to a plain 


carat approximately, finger size M 

£500 - 700

503 

An 18 Carat White Gold Emerald and 

Diamond Cluster Ring, the central step 

cut emerald in yellow claw settings, within 

a border of alternating round brilliant cut 

and tapered baguette cut diamonds in 

white claw settings, on a polished shank, 

with lined shoulders, total estimated 


finger size M1/2 

£700 - 1000 

504 

An 18 Carat White Gold Opal and 

Diamond Pendant, a triangular domed 

cabochon opal within a border of round 

brilliant cut diamonds, surmounted by a 

pendant bale set with tapered baguette 

cut and a round brilliant cut diamond, in 

claw settings, total estimated diamond 

weight 1.00 carat approximately, 

measures 2cm by 3.7cm 

£800 - 1000 

505 


Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings, the 

round brilliant cut diamonds in white four 

claw settings, total diamond weight 1.33 

carat approximately, with post fittings for 

pierced ears 

£1200 - 1500 

506 

A 14 Carat White Gold Amethyst and 

Diamond Ring, the oblong step cut 

amethyst in a white corner claw setting, 

flanked by triangular clusters of round 

brilliant cut diamonds in claw settings, to a 



finger size N1/2 

£400 - 600 

507 

An Opal Triplet and Diamond Cluster 

Ring, the oval triplet within a border of 

round brilliant cut diamonds in white claw 

settings, to bark effect shoulders on a 



finger size O 

£800 - 1000 

508 

A Jade and Diamond Bracelet, curved 

oblong jade panels in white claw settings 

spaced by squared links set with round 

brilliant cut diamonds, length 17cm, and A 

Jade and Diamond Pendant, an oblong 

jade panel with a row of round brilliant cut 

diamonds at each end, length 2.8cm 

£300 - 400 

509 

An Emerald and Diamond Necklace, of 

eleven clusters of oval cut emeralds within 

round brilliant cut diamonds, surmounted 

by trios of diamonds, alternated with 

emeralds, and all suspended from 

diamond set looped links, to plain polished 

swirl links either side, total diamond 


44cm 

£3000 - 5000 

510 

A Diamond Floral Spray Brooch, set 

throughout with brilliant cut, single cut 

and baguette cut diamonds, in white claw 

and channel settings, total estimated 



£400 - 600

511 

An 18 Carat White Gold Cultured 

South Sea Pearl and Diamond 

Pendant, the pearl set within a double 

row swirl frame of round diamonds in 

white claw settings, total diamond weight 


by 1.9cm, on a fine trace link chain, length 

41cm 

£400 - 600 

512 


Ring, a step cut emerald in broad yellow 

claw settings, within a border of round 

brilliant cut diamonds, in white claw 

settings, total diamond weight 1.20 carat 

approximately, finger size R 

£1500 - 2000 

513 

An Emerald and Diamond Bombé 

Style Ring, a step cut emerald in a white 

four claw setting, over a pierced shaped 

mount set with round brilliant cut and 

modified baguette cut diamonds, to a plain 


carat approximately, finger size L 

£600 - 800 

514 

An 18 Carat Gold Emerald and 

Diamond Cluster Ring, the step cut 

emerald in a yellow corner claw setting, 

within a spaced border of round brilliant 

cut diamonds in white claw settings, to a 



approximately, finger size L 

£500 - 800 

515 

An Emerald and Diamond Triple 

Cluster Ring, the three oval mixed cut 

emeralds in yellow millegrain settings, 

within a border of round brilliant cut 

diamonds, in white fronted millegrain 

settings, to a yellow forked shoulder plain 



size M 

£700 - 900 

516 

A Diamond Bracelet, the fancy links 

articulated, and set throughout with old 

cut and single cut diamonds, total 


length 19.4cm 

£1000 - 1500 

517 

A Diamond Cluster Ring, three rows of 


settings, to a forked shoulder plain 

polished mount, total diamond weight 2.20 

carat approximately, finger size I1/2 

£800 - 1200 

518 

A Diamond Cluster Ring, circa 1970, 

set with an old cut diamond centrally of 

3.50 carat approximately, within a border 

of marquise cut and graduated baguette 

cut diamonds, in white claw settings to a 

forked shoulder shank, finger size J 

£5000 - 8000 

519 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the pear cut 

diamond in a white four claw setting, to a 

yellow tapered shoulder plain polished 

shank, diamond weight 1.05 carat 

approximately, finger size K 

£2000 - 3000

520 

A Pair of Cultured Pearl and Diamond 

Cluster Stud Earrings, each with a 

round cultured pearl within a spaced 

border of round brilliant cut and single cut 

diamonds, in white claw settings to a 

grooved frame, total diamond weight 0.60 

carat approximately, with post fittings for 

pierced ears 

£300 - 500 

521 

A Pair of Art Deco Style Diamond 

Drop Earrings, comprising a round 

brilliant cut diamond stud, which suspends 

a tapered baguette cut diamond, to a pear 

cut diamond suspended below, total 



length 3.3cm 

£5000 - 8000 

522 

An 18 Carat White Gold Moonstone 

and Diamond Pendant, a bow motif set 

with round brilliant cut diamonds, 

suspends an oval cabochon moonstone, 

measures 2.1cm by 3cm 

£400 - 600 

523 

A Moonstone Bracelet, a double row of 

graduated cabochon moonstones, to a 

fancy link bracelet, length 18cm 

£300 - 500 

524 


Diamond Solitaire Stud Earrings, the 

round brilliant cut diamonds in four claw 


0.40 carat approximately, with screw post 


£100 - 150 

525 

A Pink Sapphire and Diamond Ring, 

the cushion cut pink sapphire flanked by 

tiers of round brilliant cut diamonds, in 

white claw settings to a plain polished 



£400 - 600 

526 

A Gem Set Floral Spray Brooch, 

polished and textured white and yellow 

gold creates the flower and leaf spray 

motif, each flower set with a cabochon 

sapphire centrally, and mixed cut rubies 

and single cut diamonds at intervals, all in 

white claw settings, measures 6cm by 

3.4cm 

£250 - 350 

527 

A Cultured Pearl Necklace, the two 

rows of 58:61 uniform knotted cultured 

pearls to a 9 carat white gold sapphire and 

diamond cluster clasp, length (of shortest 

strand) 52cm 

£300 - 400 

528 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, circa 1930, 

the old cut diamond in a white claw 

setting, to pointed shoulders set with 

single cut diamonds, on a plain polished 

mount, principal diamond weight 0.75 

carat approximately, finger size M 

£1000 - 1500 

529 

A Pair of Diamond Three Stone 

Earrings, the graduated round brilliant 

and old cut diamonds in white claw 

settings, total diamond weight 2.40 carat 

approximately, with post fittings for 

pierced ears 

£800 - 1200

530 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, a round 

brilliant cut diamond with a baguette cut 

diamond to each shoulder, in white claw 

settings, to a plain polished mount, 

principal diamond weight 2.80 carat 

approximately, finger size L1/2 

£3000 - 4000 

531 

An Art Deco Sapphire and Diamond 

Bracelet, oblong step cut sapphires 

alternate with graduated pairs of old cut 

and single cut diamonds, in white 

millegrain articulated settings with 

engraved sides, to plain polished tramline 

links, total diamond weight 1.00 carat 


£700 - 1000 

532 

A Diamond Eternity Ring, circa 1930, 

twenty old cut diamonds within white claw 

settings, to a flat sided shank, with 

engraved detail, total estimated diamond 


size N1/2 

£500 - 700 

533 

An 18 Carat Gold Sapphire and 

Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval cut 

sapphire within a double border of round 



polished mount, total diamond weight 2.00 

carat approximately, finger size O1/2 

£1000 - 1500 

534 

A Diamond Cluster Ring, of unusual 

form, the domed centre set with round 

brilliant cut diamonds within an outer 

border of baguette cut diamonds 

alternating with pairs of tapered round 


settings, to a forked shoulder plain 



size P 

£1000 - 1500 

535 

An 18 Carat White Gold Sapphire and 

Diamond Cluster Ring, an oval mixed 

cut sapphire centrally, within a spaced 

border of square step cut diamonds, and 

an outer border of marquise cut diamonds 

and square step cut diamonds, in white 

claw settings to a tapered shoulder plain 

polished mount, total estimated diamond 


size N1/2 

£1000 - 1500 

536 

A Diamond Plaque Brooch, an old cut 

diamond centrally, within a pierced 

geometric frame, set throughout with old 

cut and single cut diamonds, total 



£800 - 1200 

537 

A Cased Set of Twenty-Five Lava 

Cameo Buttons, each with a portrait of a 

male or a female character, the case with 

enclosures holding button backs, case 

inner marked 'LONDON & RYDER 17, NEW 

BOND ST', and three smaller buttons and 

three smaller dress studs, similar 

**NB one button missing from the fitted 

case 

£1000 - 1500

538 

An Opal and Diamond Brooch, an oval 

cabochon opal within a frame and bar set 

with single cut and rose cut diamonds, 



£250 - 350 

539 

An 18 Carat White Gold Sapphire Line 

Bracelet, pairs of square step cut 

sapphires in broad claw articulated 

settings, length 17cm 

£500 - 700 

540 

A Late Victorian Tortoiseshell Pique 

Brooch and Earring Set, the circular 

brooch with scalloped shape design, and a 

pair of drop earrings with a sphere 

suspending a pointed drop, with similar 

design, brooch measures 4.1cm in 

diameter, earrings with hook fittings for 

pierced ears, drop length 5.9cm, cased 

£300 - 400 

541 

A Pair of Diamond and Pearl Earrings, 

circa 1910, an old cut diamond in a white 

six claw setting suspends a pear shaped 

drop set throughout with old cut diamonds 

which surrounds a pendant diamond and 

pearl, total estimated diamond weight 0.90 

carat approximately, with hook fittings for 


case by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths 

Company 

£500 - 800 

542 

An Art Deco Diamond Cluster Ring, of 

lozenge form, with three graduated old cut 

diamonds lengthways, within an open 

setting to a frame set with old cut 

diamonds throughout, in white claw and 

millegrain settings, total estimated 


finger size P 

£500 - 800 

543 

An Early 20th Century Diamond Three 

Stone Ring, the graduated old cut 

diamonds in white claw settings to a 

yellow forked shoulder plain polished 


approximately, finger size K 

£4000 - 6000 

544 

A Diamond Bar Brooch, circa 1930, 

nineteen old cut diamonds graduate along 

the bar, in white claw settings with pairs 

of tiny rose cut diamonds between each of 

the larger stones, in a millegrain edged 

frame, total diamond weight 9.20 carat 


£3000 - 4000 

545 

An 18 Carat White Gold Diamond 

Solitaire Ring, the old cut diamond in a 

six claw setting, a baguette cut diamond 

inset to each shoulder, on a plain polished 

shank, principal diamond weight 2.50 carat 


£4000 - 5000 

546 

An Art Deco Cocktail Watch, lever 

movement, silvered dial with Arabic 

numerals, single cut diamond set bezel to 

chevron shaped diamond set links, on a 

plain polished white expanding link 

bracelet, total diamond weight 1.75 carat 


£600 - 800

547 

An Early 20th Century Diamond 

Solitaire Ring, the old cut diamond in a 

white eight claw setting, to a tapered 

shoulder shank, diamond weight 3.00 

carat approximately, finger size M1/2 

£6000 - 8000 

548 

A Late Victorian Pendant, the stylised 

floral frame set with paste stones 

throughout, and suspended from a foliate 

style drop, also paste set, the cluster 

centred by a step cut peach coloured 

stone, measures 2.7cm by 4.9cm, on an 

18 carat white gold curb link chain, length 

41.5cm 

£300 - 400 

549 

An Art Deco Diamond Bracelet, of 

three panels each with an oblong pierced 

plaque, set with old cut diamonds, within a 

spaced outer frame, and linked by pairs of 

open oblong links, held by column trios 

with bands top and bottom, diamond set 

throughout, total estimated diamond 


18.5cm, width 2.3cm, cased by Rood 

**Provenance: given as a gift by John 

Player to his wife, Whatton Manor, Notts. 

£15000 - 18000 

550 


Ring, an old cut diamond in a four claw 

setting, over diamond set V shaped under 

settings, with three graduated round 

brilliant cut diamonds channel set to each 

shoulder, on a plain polished shank, finger 

size N 

**The diamond is accompanied by a 

report from The Independent Diamond 

and Gem Research Laboratory, number 

848-2278, dated 02/08/2010, which states 

the carat to be 0.93, colour H, clarity SI1. 

£1000 - 1500 

551 

A Pair of Diamond Cluster Drop 

Earrings, each comprises an old cut 

diamond cluster surmounted by single cut 

diamonds, all in white millegrain settings, 

on a plain yellow bar drop, total estimated 


with hook fittings for pierced ears, drop 

length 5.7cm 

£600 - 800 

552 

A Diamond Ring, a round brilliant cut 

diamond flanked by a trio of smaller round 

brilliant cut diamonds on each side, in 

white claw settings, to a tapered shoulder 

plain polished shank, total diamond weight 

1.10 carat approximately, finger size M 

£600 - 800 

553 

An Art Deco Diamond Ring, the central 

old cut diamond with pairs of graduated 

baguette cut diamonds to each shoulder, 

in white claw settings on a plain polished 

shank, principal diamond weight 0.60 carat 

approximately, finger size L 

£700 - 1000 

554 

An Early 20th Century Diamond Three 

Stone Bar Brooch, three graduated old 

cut diamonds in white claw settings on a 

white knife edge bar brooch, total 


length 5.7cm 

£600 - 800 

555 

A Cultured Pearl Choker, the two rows 

of 47:51 pearls strung to an Art Deco split 

clasp, of two graduated fan shapes, set 

with old cut diamonds in a white pierced 

millegrain frame, length 39cm 

£300 - 400

556 

An Early 20th Century Aquamarine 

and Seed Pearl Pendant, the openwork 

pendant with a pear cut aquamarine 

centrally, and set with seed pearls 

throughout, another aquamarine 

suspended from the base, on a trace link 

chain, pendant measures 2.8cm by 7.3cm, 

chain length 44.5cm 

£500 - 700 

557 

An Aquamarine and Diamond 

Necklace, a modified step cut 

aquamarine in white corner claw settings, 

suspended from a string of marquise cut 

diamonds in white claw settings, split at 

the top to a fine white trace link chain, 

necklace length 40.5cm, drop length 

5.7cm 

£5000 - 7000 

558 

A Diamond and Enamel Pendant, of 

oval form with a scalloped edge, 

enamelled in blue, with diamonds inset, on 

a figaro link chain, pendant measures 

2.0cm by 3.8cm chain length 44.8cm 

£300 - 400 

559 

A Pair of Diamond and Cultured Pearl 

Earrings, a string of round brilliant cut 

diamonds in white rubbed over settings 

suspend a cultured South Sea pearl, total 



pierced ears, drop length 4cm 

£2000 - 2500 

560 

A Pair of Amethyst and Diamond Drop 

Earrings, a string of diamond set leaf 

motifs chain linked to suspend a briolette 

amethyst in a diamond set cup, total 



pierced ears, drop length 5.1cm 

£600 - 800 

561 

A Victorian Diamond Set Belt, two 

rows of white chain taper twice, and are 

set between with sixty-nine old cut 

diamonds at intervals, total estimated 

diamond weight 13.00 carat 


£3000 - 4000 

562 



settings, to a tapered shoulder plain 


carat approximately, finger size L 

£1200 - 1800 

563 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the old 

brilliant cut diamond in a white claw 

setting to a tapered shoulder plain 

polished shank, diamond weight 2.80 carat 


£6000 - 8000 

564 

A Diamond Cluster Ring, circa 1930, 

an old cut diamond centrally within a 

border of eight smaller, in white millegrain 

settings, to a tapered shoulder plain 


carat approximately, finger size R1/2 

£500 - 800

565 


brilliant cut diamond in a white eight claw 

setting, to a tapered shoulder plain 

polished shank, diamond weight 4.65 carat 

approximately, finger size O1/2 

£12000 - 15000 

566 

An Art Deco Amethyst and Diamond 

Bracelet, a central geometric form set 

with a elongated hexagonal amethyst and 

a square step cut amethyst to each side, 

within a frame of single cut diamonds, 

each end of the panel with hinged opening 

to attach to a fancy linked bracelet, set 

throughout with old cut and single cut 

diamonds, total estimated diamond weight 

2.50 carat approximately, length 17.8cm 

£3000 - 4000 

567 

An Aquamarine and Diamond Brooch, 

rose cut diamonds in a scroll motif 

suspend a pear cut aquamarine, the 

stones in white claw and collet settings, 

measures 3.3cm by 4cm, and A Pair of 

Earrings, the drops of similar style, the 

single cut diamonds and pear cut 

aquamarine in white millegrain settings, 

with screw on fittings, drop length 3.2cm 

(2) 

£300 - 400 

568 

York Interest: An 18 Carat Gold 

Mourning Ring, three bands of black 

enamel to a milled border, the central 

band picked out to read 'WM HOLDEN 

ESQ' OB 14 FEB 1809 Ae 71', finger size T 

£250 - 300 

569 

Three 18 Carat Gold Mourning Rings, 

each enamelled with black enamel to the 

outer band, each with inscription; 'IN 

MEMORY OF' to the outer shank, and 

engraved to the inner 'Mrs Anne Horsfall 

Ob 3 March 1832 At 77', 'IN MEMORY OF' 

to the outer shank, and engraved to the 

inner 'Sarah Wade Ob 23rd Aug 1817 At 

67' and 'HENRY WICKHAM ESQ OB 8 OCT 

1804 Ae 73' 

£300 - 500 

570 

An 18 Carat Gold Modern Ring, by 

Faberge, of domed band style, the head 

enamelled in blue, with V shaped details, 

and a diamond collet set centrally, to a 

plain polished shank, finger size N 

£500 - 800 

571 

An Emerald and Diamond Necklace, a 

pear cut emerald in a white rubbed over 

setting, suspended from a string of 

marquise cut diamonds in white claw 

settings, split at the top to a fine white 

trace link chain, necklace length 39cm, 

drop length 4.7cm 

£3500 - 4000 

572 

A Pair of 18 Carat Gold Emerald and 

Diamond Drop Earrings, a pear cut 

emerald in a yellow rubbed over setting 

within a frame of round brilliant cut 

diamonds suspended from a tapered drop 

of round brilliant cut diamonds, in white 

claw settings, with post fittings for pierced 

ears, drop length 2.9cm 

£800 - 1200 

573 

A Platinum Diamond Solitaire Ring, 

the round brilliant cut diamond in an eight 

claw setting, to a tapered shoulder plain 

polished shank, finger size L1/2

**Accompanied by GIA report number 

12472734, dated March 18, 2003, which 

gives the diamond weight as 0.71 carat, 

colour F, clarity SI1. 

£1500 - 2000 

574 

An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Cluster 

Ring, three baguette cut diamonds within 

a border of round brilliant cuts, in white 

claw settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder 

plain polished shank, total diamond weight 

2.00 carat approximately, finger size N1/2 

£600 - 800 

575 


Ring, an oval mixed cut emerald centres a 

border of round brilliant cut and marquise 

cut diamonds in white claw settings, to 

shoulders channel set with double rows of 

baguette cut diamonds, to a plain polished 

shank, total estimated diamond weight 

1.60 carat approximately, finger size P 

£1200 - 1500 

576 

A Diamond Three Stone Ring, three 


settings to a yellow tapered shoulder plain 


carat approximately, finger size T1/2 

£1500 - 1800 

577 


brilliant cut diamond inset into a chunky 

white plain polished shank, estimated 


finger size Q 

£1000 - 1500 

578 

A Strand of Pearls, of irregular shape 

knotted to an emerald and diamond 

cluster clasp, the mixed cut emeralds and 

old cut diamonds in white millegrain 

settings, length 47cm 


£400 - 600 

579 

A Diamond Ring, nine round brilliant cut 

diamonds arranged as a stylised cross, in 



approximately, finger size N1/2 

£500 - 700 

580 

A Diamond Ring, the round brilliant cut 

diamond in a white four claw raised 

setting, with a marquise cut diamond on 

each shoulder, to a plain polished shank, 

principal diamond weight 1.25 carat 

approximately, finger size Q 

£1200 - 1800 

581 


brilliant cut diamond in a white four claw 

setting, to tapered shoulders set with 

calibré cut diamonds in channel settings, 

on a plain polished shank, finger size L 

The ring is accompanied by a report from 

The Independent Diamond and Gem 

Research Laboratory, number 828-1490, 

dated 14/02/2011, stating the diamond to 

be 1.00 carat, colour D, clarity VVS2. 

£5000 - 6000 

582 

A Diamond Two Stone Twist Ring, the 

old cut diamonds, in white claw settings, 

to a plain polished shank, total diamond 


size K 

£2000 - 3000

583 

An Aquamarine and Diamond Clip, 

with oval cut aquamarines and round 

brilliant cut diamonds at the centre of a 

sunburst style frame, measures 3.7cm by 

3.5cm 

£600 - 800 

584 

A Moonstone and Diamond Bracelet, 

oval cabochon moonstones in white milled 

edge bezel settings, linked by pierced 

lozenge shapes each inset centrally with a 

brilliant cut diamond, length 19.7cm 

£1500 - 2000 

585 

A Pair of Diamond Solitaire Earrings, 

a round brilliant cut diamond in a white 

four claw setting, total estimated diamond 

weight 0.60 carat approximately, with post 


£500 - 800 

586 

A Pink/Purple Tourmaline and 

Diamond Ring, the oval mixed cut 

tourmaline within a chunky setting pavé 

set with round brilliant cut diamonds, in 




£400 - 600 

587 

An Art Deco Style Brooch, of lozenge 

form, a round brilliant cut diamond in a 

white rubbed over setting centrally, within 

a pierced frame of round brilliant cut 

diamonds in yellow and white claw 



by 2.2cm 

£600 - 800 

588 

An 18 Carat Gold Waterfall Brooch, 

by Kutchinsky, set with brilliant cut and 

single cut diamonds and rubies, total 



£1500 - 2000 

589 

A Ruby and Diamond Double Clip 

Brooch, circa 1920, of scroll form, set 

throughout with brilliant cut, square cut 

and single cut diamonds, and round cut 

rubies, total estimated diamond weight 


by 2.7cm, cased 

£2000 - 3000 

590 

A Ruby Necklace, the two strands of 

graduated polished ruby beads, strung to 

V shaped end pieces, length 45cm 

**Accompanied by a report from The Gem 

Testing Laboratory of India, number 

I2363CA71631, dated 05/06/2012, which 

states natural ruby, with no indications of 

thermal enhancement, wax filled cavities 

seen (the stone tested being the central 

piece in the longer string) 

£400 - 600 

591 

An 18 Carat Gold Ruby and Diamond 

Spray Brooch, matt finished yellow gold 

stylised leaves with round brilliant cut 

rubies in yellow claw settings clustered to 

the centre and set at intervals, with a 

white ribbon motif set with single cut 

diamonds throughout, measures 3.2cm by 

4.7cm 

£300 - 400

592 

A Pair of Ruby and Diamond Earrings, 

each set with marquise cut rubies and 

round brilliant cut diamonds in yellow and 

white claw settings, around a patterned 

crossover panel, with post fittings for 

pierced ears 

£300 - 400 

593 

A Lady's 9 Carat Gold Wristwatch, by 

Bueche-Girod, lever movement, gilt dial 

with applied baton markers, bezel with 

thirty-two round brilliant cut diamonds, 

with integral rope twist effect bracelet, 


approximately, length 17cm 

£800 - 1200 

594 


Cocktail Ring, by Kutchinsky, nine 

marquise cut rubies and five round brilliant 

cut diamonds in an asymmetric 

arrangement, in white and yellow claw 

settings, to a lined shank, finger size I 

£400 - 600 

595 


Brooch, of abstract form, set with oval 

cut rubies and old cut and round brilliant 

cut diamonds in yellow and white claw 


0.50 carat approximately, measures 4cm 

by 5.8cm 

£300 - 400 

596 


Bracelet, by Kutchinsky, of a yellow 

textured swirling motif, set with series of 

round brilliant cut diamonds and mixed cut 

rubies, in white claw settings, total 


length 17cm 

£2000 - 3000 

597 

A Diamond and Ruby Ring, an old cut 

diamond in white claws within pairs of 

marquise cut rubies to a yellow twist 

shoulder plain polished shank, diamond 


size O1/2 

£800 - 1000 

598 

A Platinum Ruby and Diamond Ring, 

the oval mixed cut ruby in yellow claw 

settings, flanked by tapered baguette cut 

diamonds to each shoulder, in white claw 

settings, to an engraved shank, finger size 

M 

£1000 - 1500 

599 



settings to a yellow tapered shoulder plain 


carat approximately, finger size J 

£300 - 400 

600 

A Squirrel Brooch, set throughout with 

old cut and rose cut diamonds and a ruby 

eye, with pink sapphire details, realistically 

modelled as a squirrel on a branch, total 



£700 - 1000 

601 

An Arts and Crafts Enamelled 

Pendant, possibly by James Cromar 

Watt, a bat design, surmounted by a 

curved panel set with rose cut diamonds, 

from a cabochon moonstone pendant loop, 

and suspending a panel with the word 

'SPERO', three cabochon moonstone drops 

from the base, enamelled throughout in 

tones of blue, green, turquoise and purple, 

measures 4.5cm by 8.2cm, in an unnamed 

fitted case

**Provenance: This belonged to the 

vendor's great-grandmother, and is 

believed to have been commissioned for 

her. She was from a family of Quaker 

bankers named Wakefield, and herself was 

a Lakeland artist 

***An example of similar technique can be 

found on page 41 of Pre-Raphaelite to Arts 

and Crafts Jewellery, Charlotte Gere & 

Geoffrey C. Munn, Antique Collector's Club 

£500 - 800 

602 

An Enamelled Pendant, depicting the 

Leeds coat of arms, with diamonds and 

rubies inset, and the motto 'PRO REGE ET 

LEGE', on a 9 carat gold figaro link chain, 

pendant measures 4.3cm by 5.5cm, chain 

length 55cm 

£600 - 800 

603 

Irish Interest: A Harp and Shamrock 

Brooch, the harp set with seed pearls and 

a ruby, a small shamrock with an old cut 

diamond centrally, and a larger shamrock 

with a sapphire centrally, measures 3.5cm 

by 2.2cm 

£250 - 300 

604 

A Sapphire and Diamond Full Eternity 

Ring, alternating round brilliant cut 

diamonds and square step cut sapphires in 

white claw and channel settings, the flat 

sided ring with engraved detail, total 



£700 - 1000 

605 

A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster 

Ring, an oval mixed cut sapphire in a 

yellow collet setting with channels of step 

cut diamonds to the shoulders, within a 

surround of pavé set round brilliant cut 

diamonds, to a plain polished shank, total 



£500 - 700 

606 


Diamond Cluster Ring, the mixed 

cushion cut sapphire within a border of 

round brilliant cut diamonds, in yellow 

claw settings to a plain polished shank, 


approximately, finger size O 

£2000 - 3000 

607 


Diamond Three Stone Ring, the 

cornflower blue oval mixed cut sapphire 

flanked by a round brilliant cut diamond on 

each shoulder, in white and yellow claw 

settings, to a yellow tapered shoulder 


0.50 carat approximately, finger size L1/2 

£400 - 600 

608 

A Sapphire and Diamond Five Stone 

Ring, alternating oval cut sapphires and 

old cut diamonds in white claw settings, to 

a tapered shoulder plain polished shank, 


approximately, finger size P1/2 

£500 - 700 

609 

A Pair of Art Nouveau Cufflinks, 

depicting a maiden in ivory within a 

plique-a-jour frame, chain linked to 

lozenge shaped links 

£1500 - 2000

610 

A 14 Carat Gold Brooch, by Hans 

Hansen, the triangular form of plain 

polished yellow gold, measures 6.8cm by 

4.6cm 

£400 - 500 

611 

A Sapphire Bracelet, by Child and 

Child, circa 1890-1899, assorted blue, 

yellow, white and a pale pink sapphire in 

yellow chain linked spectacle settings, 

length 16.5cm 

**NB three stones missing 

£300 - 500 

612 

A Pair of Cufflinks, by Cartier, Paris, 

each as a bar with a domed bloodstone at 

each end, within a hinged loop frame, 

cased by Cartier 

£500 - 800 

613 

An Arts and Crafts Buckle, set with foil 

backed and paste stones, in a beaded 

decorated frame, marked 'TB' measures 


£200 - 300 

614 

A Brooch, by Hans Hansen, circa 

1965, the form almost triangular in shape, 

numbered '114', measures 7.9cm by 

2.3cm 

£60 - 80 

615 

A Pair of Silver Enamelled Cufflinks, 

by Liberty & Co., the round disks 

enamelled in pale blue, pink and green, 

and chain linked to plain polished bars 

£200 - 300 

616 

An Opal Pendant, by Murrle Bennett 

& Co., the openwork Art Nouveau form 

set with a cabochon opal centrally and 

another suspended, measures 1.5cm by 

3.9cm 

£150 - 200 

617 

An Art Nouveau Style Pendant, of 

entwined form, set with a ruby and a 

pearl, and a houndstooth pearl suspended 

from the base, measures 2.6cm by 5.5cm 

£150 - 200 

618 

A Pair of 18 Carat White Gold Garnet 

and Diamond Drop Earrings, round 

brilliant cut and baguette cut diamonds 

form an Art Deco style drop, to a cushion 

cut garnet terminal, in white claw settings, 




£700 - 1000 

619 

An 18 Carat White Gold Amethyst and 

Diamond Ring, the step cut amethyst 

flanked by a triangular cluster of ten round 

brilliant cut diamonds on each side, in 

white claw settings, to a tapered shoulder 



finger size M1/2 

£600 - 800 

620 

An 18 Carat White Gold Kunzite and 

Diamond Ring, the oval cut kunzite 

flanked by two graduated rows of round 

brilliant cut diamonds on each shoulder, in 

white claw settings to a lined shoulder 



finger size N 

£700 - 1000

621 

An 18 Carat Gold Amethyst and 

Diamond Collar, the half hinged collar of 

brushed finish, inset to the front with a 

cluster of single cut diamonds in white 

claw settings in a diamond shaped frame, 

three round brilliant cut diamonds inset to 

each side of the collar, and from the 

cluster suspends a trapezium cut 

amethyst, in a yellow claw setting 

£700 - 1000 

622 

An 18 Carat White Gold Aquamarine, 

Sapphire and Diamond Ring, the oval 

cut aquamarine within a part border of 

round brilliant cut diamonds, a baguette 

cut sapphire to each shoulder, in claw 

settings, to a pointed and lined shoulder 


0.50 carat approximately, finger size M 

£600 - 800 

623 

An Amethyst, Aquamarine and Ruby 

Necklace, comprising multiple strands of 

faceted beads, with briolette cut drops 

pendant, length 44cm 

£400 - 600 

624 

An Aquamarine and Diamond Cluster 

Ring, circa 1970, the square step cut 

aquamarine with truncated corners, within 

a spaced border and overset with round 

brilliant cut diamonds in white claw 

settings, to a plain polished shank, total 


finger size O 

£1000 - 1500 

625 

A Pair of Aquamarine, Pink 

Tourmaline and Diamond Drop 

Earrings, an oval cabochon tourmaline 

suspends alternating diamonds, and 

aquamarines, and an oval cut tourmaline, 

chain linked to a pink tourmaline and 

diamond cluster, all in white claw settings, 




£500 - 700 

626 

An 18 Carat White Gold Garnet and 

Diamond Pendant, a round mixed cut 

garnet within a border of round brilliant 

cut diamonds suspends two oval mixed cut 

garnets, in claw settings, drop length 

4.6cm 

£500 - 700 

627 

An Aquamarine and Diamond Three 

Stone Ring, the oblong step cut 

aquamarine in a white four claw setting 

flanked each side by a round brilliant cut 

diamond in a collet setting, to a plain 



£400 - 500 

628 

A Multi Gemstone Necklace, of faceted 

moonstone, quartz, and garnet, with 

marcasite set panel decoration and fluorite 

drops pendant, length 45cm, drop length 

22cm 

£250 - 350 

629 

A Victorian Brooch, three mixed cut 

amethysts within a scrolling frame, with 

swags suspended to a pendant drop in 

similar style, also with an amethyst inset, 


£300 - 400

630 

A Diamond Crescent Brooch, set 

throughout with three rows of old cut and 

rose cut diamonds, in white claw settings, 


approximately, measures 6cm (point to 

point) 

£500 - 700 

631 

A Pair of Cufflinks, with bar linked 

octagonal heads, set centrally with a 

brilliant cut diamond in an onyx surround, 

to a geometric white border 

£300 - 400 

632 

A Set of Dress Studs, all of hexagonal 

onyx form, with a single cut diamond 

centrally, within a white border, the 

cufflinks chain linked in a fitted case 

£600 - 800 

633 

An Amethyst and Seed Pearl Fringe 

Necklace, the oval cut amethysts in 

yellow claw settings, with seed pearl set 

detail, and knife wire drops set midway 

with a seed pearl to an amethyst terminal, 

length 41.5cm 

£500 - 700 

634 

An Opal and Diamond Pendant, a 

heart shaped cabochon opal in a white 

collet setting, within a border of round 


settings, on a trace link chain, total 


measures 2.8cm by 4cm, chain length 

60cm 

£1000 - 1500 

635 


Bombé Style Ring, five rows of round 

brilliant cut diamonds pavé set within a 

chunky mount, total diamond weight 1.30 


£600 - 800 

636 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, by Bvlgari, 

the round brilliant cut diamond in a four 

claw setting, to a plain polished shank, 

finger size L, cased 

**The ring is accompanied by a report 

from Bvlgari, number 0015033 (undated), 

stating the diamond as 1.008 carat, colour 

F, clarity VS2, and a report from the GIA, 

number 11269568, dated September 20, 

2000, stating the diamond as 1.00 carat, 

colour F, clarity VS2. 

£5000 - 6000 

637 

A Three Colour Diamond Bracelet, the 

round brilliant cut diamonds in three hues 

- the white held in white collet settings, 

yellow tinted held in yellow collet settings 

and brown tinted held in rose gold 

settings, joined by white fancy links, total 


length 19.5cm 

£1000 - 1500 

638 

A Floral Spray Brooch, five clusters of 

demantoid garnets as flowers and three of 

citrines, each with a brilliant cut diamond 

centrally, within yellow leaf motifs, and 

white stems set with baguette cut and 

single cut diamonds, total estimated 


measures 4cm by 8cm 

£1800 - 2200

639 

An Early 20th Century Multi 

Gemstone Pendant, the square form 

comprising a round mixed cut pink topaz 

centrally, within a diamond set openwork 

frame, oval cut gemstones including; 

garnet, sapphire, citrine, peridot, ruby and 

emerald set at intervals, on a diamond set 

pendant loop, measures 4.3cm by 5.8cm 

£800 - 1200 

640 

An 18 Carat Gold Opal and Diamond 

Three Stone Ring, the oval cabochon 

opal flanked by an old cut diamond on 

each side in yellow claw settings, total 



£1500 - 1800 

641 

An 18 Carat White Gold Peridot and 

Diamond Three Stone Ring, the oval 

cut peridot flanked by a round brilliant cut 

diamond in each shoulder, in white claw 


0.50 carat approximately, finger size M1/2 

£400 - 600 

642 

A 18 Carat Gold Opal and Diamond 

Cluster Ring, an oval cabochon opal 


diamonds, in yellow and white claw 




size P 

£650 - 750 

643 

A Pair of Peridot and Diamond Drop 

Earrings, a floral cluster of round brilliant 

cut diamonds suspends diamond leaf 

detail, to a step cut peridot and round 

brilliant cut diamond cluster, total 


approximately, post fittings for pierced 

ears, drop length 3.4cm 

£1500 - 2000 

644 

An 18 Carat Gold Millennium Cut 

Diamond Solitaire Ring, the diamond in 

a white corner claw setting, to a yellow 

tapered shoulder shank, diamond weight 

0.73 carat approximately, finger size I1/2 

£800 - 1000 

645 

A Graduated Diamond Five Stone 

Ring, the old cut diamonds in white claw 

settings, on a carved mount, to a yellow 



finger size N1/2 

£500 - 800 

646 

A 9 Carat Gold Amethyst and 

Diamond Bangle, oval cut amethysts 

with pairs of tiny rose cut diamonds 

between each one, in yellow claw settings, 

on a scroll carved mount, to a plain 

polished bangle 

£300 - 400 

647 

A Diamond Solitaire Ring, the old cut 

diamond in a white eight claw setting, to a 

yellow plain polished shank, diamond 


size M 

£500 - 700

648 


Cross, the round brilliant cut diamonds in 

white claw settings, total estimated 


measures 2.1cm by 3.2cm, to a white 

suspension loop on an 18 carat white gold 

heyseed link chain, length 51cm 

£400 - 500 

649 

A Diamond Set Pin Brooch, set with old 

cut and brilliant cut diamonds throughout, 



£500 - 700 

650 


Diamond Set Bangle, stamped 'VAN 

GOGH', retailed by Boucheron, the 

stylised pierced floral domed upper section 

set with alternating round brilliant cut 

sapphires and diamonds, to a back of 

stylised entwined textured foliate motifs, 


approximately 

£2000 - 3000 

651 

A Sapphire and Diamond Necklace, 

five rows of graduated polished sapphire 

beads, with two diamond set oblong panel 

details, to V shaped end pieces, length 

35cm 

**Accompanied by an identification report 

from The Gem Testing Laboratory of India, 

number I1561CA69629, dated 09/03/2012, 

which states natural sapphire, with no 

indications of thermal enhancement (the 

stone tested being the central piece in the 

longest string) 

£1000 - 1200 

652 

A Sapphire and Diamond Necklace 

and Bracelet Set, series of marquise cut 

sapphires in yellow claw settings alternate 

with trios of lozenge shaped links, the 

central lozenges set with pairs of brilliant 

cut diamonds in channel settings, total 


approximately, necklace length 40.5cm, 

bracelet length 18cm 

£1000 - 1500 

653 

A Pair of Moonstone, Sapphire and 

Diamond Drop Earrings, three 

cabochon moonstones alternate with oval 

cut sapphires, the moonstone terminal 


diamonds, all in white claw settings, with 

post fittings for pierced ears, drop length 

6.7cm 

£600 - 800 

654 

A Diamond and Sapphire Half Eternity 

Ring, five scissor cut sapphires alternate 

with four emerald cut diamonds in white 

bezel settings to a plain polished shank, 


approximately, finger size L1/2 

£3000 - 5000 

655 

An 18 Carat White Gold Moonstone, 

Sapphire and Diamond Cluster Ring, 

the oval cabochon moonstone in a part 

border of round brilliant cut diamonds with 

a pear cut sapphire to each shoulder, in 

white claw settings to a tapered shoulder 

plain polished shank, finger size M1/2 

£600 - 800

656 

A Sapphire and Diamond Cluster 

Ring, the oval cut sapphire within a 

border of round brilliant cut diamonds, in 

white claw settings, to hooped shoulders 

on a lined polished shank, total diamond 


size L1/2 

£1500 - 2000 

657 

An 18 Carat Gold Lady's Wristwatch, 

signed Piaget, lever movement, dial with 

applied baton markers, within a bezel set 

with thirty round brilliant cut diamonds in 

white claw settings, to a yellow triple open 

work rope design bracelet, total diamond 


17cm 

£1800 - 2200 

658 

An 18 Carat Gold Diamond and 

Sapphire Cocktail Ring, by 

Kutchinsky, a central round brilliant cut 

diamond within a border of eight assorted 

cut diamonds, to a double tiered border of 

sapphires, in white and yellow claw 

settings, on a grooved shoulder shank, 



£1500 - 2000 

659 

A Sapphire and Diamond Spray 

Brooch, the yellow polished and textured 

form set with round brilliant cut sapphires 

and old cut diamonds in claw settings, 


approximately, measures 2cm by 4.9cm 

£600 - 800 

660 


Diamond Solitaire Earrings, the round 

brilliant cut diamonds in white illusion and 

claw settings, total diamond weight 1.00 

carat approximately, with screw post 


£400 - 600 

661 

An 18 Carat Gold Diamond Set 

Hexagonal Brooch/Pendant, of seven 

interlocking yellow hexagons each with an 

old cut diamond suspended, a diamond 

detail at intervals to the outer border, total 



£400 - 600 

Foreign Silver & White Metal 

662 

A Pair of Continental White Metal 

Chambersticks, probably German, 

circa 1880, of shell form with hippocamp 

handles and foliate scroll sconces with bell 

form snuffers applied with fox mask clips 

and owl finials, all raised on cast paw feet, 

later presentation inscription, 19cm long, 

14oz 12dwt 

£200 - 300 

663 

An Italian Table Garniture, stamped 

Armando Possi, Firenze, 800, 

profusely cast and chased with openwork 

scrolls and leaf capped columns, 

comprising a dish and cover, two oval 

bowls and two covered tureens with liners, 

the tureens 32cm high, 11,580 grams 

£4000 - 6000

664 

A French Part Service of White Metal 

Flatware, various makers, circa 

1800-80, Fiddle pattern, comprising 

ninety-five table spoons and fifty-nine 

table forks, together with sundry 

teaspoons and plated flatware, 311oz 

weighable silver (qty) 

£3000 - 5000 

665 

A Chinese White Metal Bowl, maker's 

mark WO, circa 1890, the collet foot 

rising to a shaped circular body engraved 

with reserves of birds and flowers within 

landscapes, one with a vacant laurel 

cartouche beneath a stylised lotus petal 

rim, 19.5cm diameter, 14oz 

£300 - 500 

666 

A Pair of Russian Candlesticks, 

Fyeddor Ularov, St Petersburg, circa 

1820, assay master Alexander 

Yashinov, each with dodecagonal 

panelled urn nozzles and with sconces with 

everted anthemion rims, on panelled 

tapering stems from leaf decorated shaped 

square bases with chamfered angles, 

24cm high 

£1200 - 1800 

667 

A Russian Cloisonné Spoon, maker's 

mark CMB (?), circa 1900-10, of typical 

form with broad round bowl and twisted 

tapering stem, applied throughout with 

foliate enamel sprays, 15cm long, 1oz 

7dwt, in fitted case 

£200 - 300 

668 

A Pair of White Metal Pheasant Table 

Ornaments, 20th century, each 

standing with naturalistic detailed 

plumage, both stamped 835, 27.5cm and 

25cm long, combined weight 13oz 

£250 - 350 

Modern Silver 

668A 

An Elizabeth II Silver Horsehead 

Handled Walking Stick, Asprey, 

London 1997, as a bridled racehorse 

head, with wood shaft, 91.5cm long 

overall 

£500 - 700 

669 

A Pair of Elizabeth II Silver Filled 

Game Bird Table Ornaments, maker's 

mark BS, Birmingham 1995, one as a 

cock pheasant perched on a rock, the 

other of a grouse, each inscribed ESC 

(Copyright) 95, filled, 15cm and 14cm high 

£150 - 200 

670 

An Elizabeth II Silver Dessert Stand, 

Walker & Hall Ltd, Sheffield 1963, the 

spreading foot rising to a circular bowl 

with broad pierced openwork and 

engraved border with fruiting vines 

beneath a cast vine rim and twin loop 

handles, 42cm across, 41oz 13dwt 

£400 - 600 

671 

An Elizabeth II Silver Cock Pheasant 

Table Ornament, maker's mark H&L, 

London 1962, naturalistically modelled 

turning to the right, 38.5cm long, 22½oz 

£600 - 800

672 

A George VI Silver and Cold 

Enamelled Racehorse with Jockey Up 

Car Mascot, Goldsmiths & 

Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1946, the 

standing horse with jockey up with red 

colours and yellow cap, the textured 

rectangular plateau base inscribed on 

three of the four edges DEVADAS, LADY 

SOLACE and BETTER STILL, screw thread 

mounting and hexagonal silver nut, 

15.2cm high overall 

£1200 - 1800 

672A 

A George V Silver Figure of a Pugilist, 

H Phillips, London 1935, in a boxing 

stance, on a textured rectangular plinth, 

stamped Phillips, Aldershot, 22cm high, 54 

1/2oz 

£1500 - 2000 

673 

An Art Deco Silver Four Piece Teaset, 

Ollivant & Botsford, London 1932, of 

flared circular form with stepped ebonised 

handles, domed covers and geometric 

carved ivory finials, 18cm high, 59oz 

16dwt all in 

£700 - 1000 

674 

A Pair of George V Silver 

Candlesticks, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co 

Ltd, Sheffield 1927, the nozzles 

Birmingham 1933, the circular bases 

rising to knopped flared stems with 

campana shaped sconces and detachable 

nozzles, foliate acanthus shell borders 

throughout, 32cm high, loaded 

£400 - 600 

675 

An Arts & Crafts Silver Cup, Manoah 

Rhodes & Son Ltd, London 1923, the 

planished spreading foot rising to a flared 

stem with twin pierced foliate openwork 

knops beneath a plain circular bowl, 30cm 

high, 24oz 10dwt 

**This cup bears similarities to the later 

work of Charles Boyton and may have 

been supplied to Rhodes by that firm. 

£400 - 600 

676 

A Pair of George V Silver Sauceboats, 

Sheffield 1922, of inverted helmet 

shape, acanthus sheathed C scroll handles, 

on three hoof feet, 18cm long, combined 

weight 19oz 

£250 - 350 

677 

Robert Burns Interest: A George V 

Silver Two-Handled Pedestal 

Presentation Cup, Birmingham 1916, 

of scrolled handled pedestal form, with 

inscription Presented Along With a Cheque 

by the Office-Bearers And Members of the 

Burns Federation to Duncan McNaught 

Esqr JP Glasgow 18 th January 1918, 18cm 

high, 14½oz; A Gilt Brass Pedestal 

Bust of Robert Burns, 19 th century, on 

square base, 12cm high; A 9ct Gold 

Presentation Medallion, to Agnes 

McNaught, Kilmaurs P School 1896-97, 8g; 

One Volume of Kilmaurs Parish and 

Burgh by D McNaught, published 1912; 

and Two Photographs of the Author 

(6) 

**Please refer to lot 428 for further history 

concerning the McNaught family and their 

relation to Robert Burns 

£300 - 400 

678 

A George V Silver Tray, Harrison 

Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1914, 

of rounded rectangular form with 

gadrooned rim interspersed with acanthus 

capped shells and twin cast scroll handles, 

initialled, 65cm long, 101oz 

£1200 - 1800

679 

A George V Silver Cup and Cover, 

maker's mark HEB/FEB, Chester 

1911, the pedestal foot rising to a vase 

shaped body with twin reeded loop 

handles and domed cover with gadrooned 

baluster knop, inscribed The London 

Trotting Club .... , 52cm high, 76oz 1dwt 

£700 - 1000 

680 

A George V Silver Cup, Charles Stuart 

Harris, London 1910, the pedestal foot 

rising to a baluster body with twin leaf 

capped scroll handles, later inscribed The 

London Trotting Club ..., 29.5cm high, 

34oz 11dwt 

£300 - 500 

681 

An Edward VII Pistol-Handled Suite 

of Silver Flatware, Francis Higgins, 

London 1905, each piece engraved with 

gothic initial S, comprising eighteen table 

knives with steel blades, eighteen 

triple-tine table forks, eighteen dessert 

forks, nine dessert knives with steel 

blades, a carving knife and fork; and A 

Pair of Georgian Silver Sugar Tongs 

(qty) 

£500 - 700 

682 

An Edward VII Composite Thirteen 

Piece Silver Dressing Table Set, 

William Comyns, London 1905, each 

piece repoussé with classical figures 

beneath flaming urns and swags, 

comprising tray, hair brush, pair of clothes 

brushes, comb, large cut glass powder 

bowl and cover, trinket box and cover, two 

ointment jars and covers (London 1908), 

cotton wool jar and cover, shoe horn 

(London 1910), coat button hook (London 

1910) and hand mirror 

£500 - 700 

683 

A Set of Six Edward VII Menu 

Holders, Samuel Jacobs, London 

1903, each cast with a running fox with 

hinged mounts, initialled, 7.5cm long, 6oz 

14dwt, in fitted case 

£600 - 900 

Antique Silver 

684 

A Victorian Silver Gilt Bowl, Charles 

Stuart Harris, London 1899, the 

spreading foot rising to a circular bowl 

profusely pierced and chased with birds 

amidst scrolls and foliage, with twin vacant 

scroll cartouches, 20.5cm diameter, 20oz 

1dwt 

£400 - 600 

685 

A Late Victorian Silver Mounted Ivory 

and Rhinoceros Horn Page Turner, 

London 1899, with tusk tip handle, the 

silver ferrule engraved with a visor, 

rhinoceros horn blade, 40cm long overall, 

169g 

**Rhinoceros: CITES Appendix I Annex A 

With Animal Health permission letter 

100-12/13 

£300 - 400 

686 

A Pair of Late Victorian Two-Branch 

Three-Light Silver Table Candelabra, 

Hawksworth Eyre Ltd, Sheffield 1898, 

with campana urns and circular drip pans, 

on whiplashed branches from conforming 

candlestick knopped stems, on filled 

square bases with indented angles, 

converting to a four-branch five-light 

candelabrum 43.5cm high 

£2000 - 3000

687 

A Late Victorian Two-Handled Silver 

Cup, Charles Stuart Harris, London 

1896, in Charles II style, the bucket bowl 

with gadrooned girdle raised band, beaded 

S scroll handles, semi-gadrooned overall 

and with a William III Crown 1696 inset 

into the base, gilded interior, 9cm high, 

7½oz 

£120 - 180 

688 

A Pair of Victorian Silver Dessert 

Bowls, Martin, Hall & Co Ltd, London 

1894, oval, on four ball feet with deep 

wirework border applied with fruiting vine 

and wheatsheaf decoration beneath a 

gadrooned rim, 18.5cm long, 9oz 6dwt 

£300 - 500 

689 

A Victorian Silver Gilt Cream and 

Sugar Set, James Wakely & Frank 

Clarke Wheeler, London 1889, 

comprising pedestal circular sugar, helmet 

cream, six teaspoons and sugar tongs, all 

decorated with flowers, weighable silver 

9½ oz, in presentation case 

£300 - 400 

690 

A Pair of Victorian Silver Novelty 

Pepperettes, James Barclay Hennell 

for Robert Hennell & Sons, London 

1884, modelled as standing fighting cocks 

on foliate circular bases, 8.5cm high, 4oz 

8dwt 

£700 - 1000 

691 

A Victorian Silver Three Piece Teaset, 

Charles Boyton, London 1884, of 

globular form with ebonised scroll handle 

and domed cover with fluted button finial, 

foliate chased in Indian style throughout, 

in a fitted case, with a matching teaspoon 

and a pair of sugar tongs, the teapot, 

12cm high, 12oz all in 

£120 - 180 

692 

A Victorian Silver Kettle on Stand, 

Charles Stuart Harris, London 1881, 

retailer's stamp of Lambert, Coventry 

St, London, the three leaf capped shell 

and scroll feet supporting a circular burner 

and part fluted cape form kettle with 

wooden handle, domed cover with button 

finial, 33cm high, 56oz 13dwt all in 

£900 - 1100 

693 

A Victorian Silver Centrepiece Bowl 

Stand, Joseph Bradbury & Edward 

Bradbury, London 1872, as two 

entwining fruiting vine stocks with upper 

ring to support a bowl (now lacking), on a 

fruit, flower and scroll repoussé domed 

base on three outswept rocaille feet, 

29.5cm high, 39oz 

£350 - 550 

694 

A Victorian Silver Cup, Robert Harper 

& Son, London 1870, the pedestal foot 

rising to a campana shaped bowl with twin 

cast foliate scroll handles, chased with 

hare coursing through a woodland 

landscape, inscribed Presented to 

Frederick Gretton Esqre by members of 

the Newton Hunt, January 14th 1871, 

20cm high, 12oz 2dwt 

£200 - 300

695 

A Victorian Silver Mounted Claret Jug, 

Richards & Brown, London 1865, the 

star cut spreading foot rising to an ovoid 

body engraved with stars and scrolls 

within a diaperwork cut ground with cast 

vine handle and collar, the domed lipped 

cover with mechanical action for opening 

to the handle, 32cm high 

£700 - 900 

697 

A Victorian Scottish Silver Soup 

Ladle, J Muir Jr, Glasgow 1844, King's 

pattern single struck, 37cm long, 9oz 

13dwt 

£150 - 200 

698 

A Victorian Silver Kettle, Stand and 

Burner, Thomas, James & Nathaniel 

Creswick, Sheffield 1840, the three 

cast shell and scroll legs supporting a 

circular burner and pierced circular 

standing rising to a baluster pot with ivory 

turned handle and domed cover with cast 

foliate finial, engraved with C scrolls and 

trelliswork reserves, 35cm high, 54oz 4dwt 

all in 

£700 - 1000 

699 

A George IV Silver Bread Basket, 

Emes & Barnard, London 1825, the 

spreading foot rising to a part lobed 

acanthus and bulrush based circular bowl 

with cast shell and scroll acanthus rim and 

swing handle, initialled, 31cm diameter, 

34oz 16dwt 

£400 - 600 

700 

A George IV Provincial Silver Teapot, 

Barber, Cattle & North, York 1829, 

with town mark, of compressed girdled 

circular form with collet foot , leaf capped 

scroll handle and domed cover with large 

button finial, 13cm high, 20oz 7dwt all in 

£800 - 1200 

701 

A George IV Silver Fish Slice, maker's 

mark JT struck thrice, possibly Cape, 

circa 1820, Fiddle pattern with scimitar 

shaped pierced and foliage engraved 

blade, 30cm long, 5oz 12dwt 

£200 - 400 

702 

A George III and Later Part Service of 

Flatware, Thomas Wallis & Jonathan 

Hayne, London 1815, the forks 

William Eaton, London 1838 and 

various dates and makers, Old English 

pattern, crested, comprising two table 

spoons, twelve table forks, six dessert 

spoons, twelve dessert forks, and a 

basting spoon, 60oz 4dwt (33) 

£700 - 1000 

703 

A George III Silver Tray, maker's 

mark WB, London 1814, rounded 

rectangular, gadrooned rim and arched 

handles sheathed with acanthus, with 

central engraved armorial with lion crest, 

61cm wide, 89oz, in a fitted wood Sorley, 

Glasgow case with inner plaque MUDHOOK 

YACHT CLUB 11 th JULY 1913 

£700 - 900 

704 

A Set of Six George III Silver Table 

Spoons, three Wallis & Hayne, 

London 1811, three J McKay, 

Edinburgh 1818, Fiddle and Thread 

pattern, later crested, 22cm long, 15oz 

3dwt 

£200 - 300

705 

A Group of Four Georgian and Later 

Silver Toddy Ladles, two with coins 

inset into the centre of the bowls, each 

with twisted baleen handles, the longest 

39.5cm; and A Similar Cream Ladle, 

London 1799 (5) 

£200 - 300 

706 

A George III Silver Sugar Basket, 

Hester Bateman, London 1790, the 

shaped reeded navette pedestal foot rising 

to a conforming bright-cut engraved bowl 

with reeded rim and shaped swing handle, 

16cm, 6oz 7dwt 

£400 - 600 

707 

A George III Silver Circular Wine 

Tray, maker's mark HC, London 1788, 

centrally engraved with an armorial, 

moulded rim, on three reeded outswept 

feet, 30.5cm diameter, 28oz 

£600 - 800 

708 

A George III Silver Salver, Richard 

Rugg, London 1773, shaped circular 

with three pad feet and gadrooned rim, 

engraved with an armorial, 30cm 

diameter, 26oz 19dwt 

£600 - 900 

709 

A Pair of George III Corinthian 

Column Table Candlesticks, possibly 

John Carter II, London 1772, with 

concave and bead edged sconces (marked 

for John Winter & Co, Sheffield, no date 

letter), with pierced capitals and stop 

fluted stems, on weighted concave sided 

square bases embossed with urns amongst 

swags, 28cm high 

£600 - 900 

710 

A George III Silver Dish Cross, 

Burrage Davenport, London, circa 

1770, of typical form with cast openwork 

adjustable feet and pierced central boss, 

crested, 30.5cm long, 11oz 16dwt 

£300 - 500 

711 

A George III Silver Sugar Basket, 

Richard Morton & Co, Sheffield 1777, 

the pedestal beaded foot rising to a pale 

pierced vase shaped body with calyx 

chasing and beaded swing handle, with 

blue glass liner, 16cm high, 4oz 17dwt free 

£300 - 500 

712 

A Pair of George III Silver Waiters, 

Richard Rugg, London 1762, shaped 

circular with shell and scroll rim, each 

raised on three cast pad and scroll feet, 

20cm diameter, 21oz 6dwt 

£500 - 800 

713 

A George II Silver Coffee Pot, Thomas 

Whipham, London 1747, the moulded 

foot rising to a tucked-in cylindrical 

tapering body with ivory leaf capped scroll 

handle and domed cover with baluster 

finial, later chased with foliate C scrolls 

and fruit, 25cm high, 29oz 6dwt all in 

£800 - 1200 

714 

A George II Silver Coffee Pot, Thomas 

Whipham, London 1749, the moulded 

foot rising to a tucked-in cylindrical 

tapering body with ebonised leaf capped 

scroll handle and domed cover with acorn 

finial, later foliate chasing throughout, 

bearing a mid-19 th century armorial and 

baronial crest, 25cm high, 28oz 1dwt all in 

£800 - 1200

715 

A Good George II Silver Salver, 

Dennis Langton, London 1733, four 

leaf capped knurl feet supporting a shaped 

circular body with moulded rim, engraved 

with an armorial, initialled to the reverse 

and scratch weight 26-12, 28.5cm 

diameter, 25oz 11dwt 

£1000 - 1500 

716 

A George II Silver Cup and Cover, 

Richard Gurney & Thomas Cooke, 

London 1731, the spreading foot 

supporting a girdled vase shaped body 

with twin leaf capped scroll handles and 

domed cover with fruiting finial, later 

chased with Bacchic figures and fruiting 

vines throughout, later inscribed to foot, 

28cm high, 46oz 11dwt 

£400 - 700 

717 

A Good George I Silver Table Spoon, 

Andrew Archer, London 1719, 

Hanoverian pattern, engraved with an 

armorial, 20.5cm long; and Five Silver 

Table Spoons, various dates and 

makers, all Hanoverian pattern, 9oz 

19dwt 

£300 - 500 

718 

A William III Silver Dognose Spoon, 

Richard Colegate, Lewes, circa 1700, 

inscribed RC 1703, 18cm long, 1oz 5dwt 

£300 - 500 

719 

An Elizabethan Lion Sejant Spoon, 

Christopher Easton, Exeter, circa 

1600, the fig shaped bowl with tapering 

stem and cast lion sejant finial, inscribed 

to the reverse of the bowl I*E 1601, 17cm 

long, 18dwt 

£700 - 1000 

Objects of Vertu 

720 

A Set of Six "Staffordshire Enamels" 

Game Bird Painted Napkin Rings, 

20th century, each of concave sided 

cylindrical form, painted with blackgame, 

red-legged partridge, woodcock, snipe, 

cock pheasant and mallard, each initialled 

CH, within gilded rims, 4.3cm diameter, in 

original presentation box 

£100 - 150 

721 

A 9ct Gold Cigarette Case, maker's 

mark TWL, London 1935, plain 

rectangular with engine turned decoration 

throughout, 10.5cm long, 146 grams 

£1200 - 1800 

722 

A Russian Enamel Kovsh, possibly 

Nicholai Alexeyev, Moscow, circa 

1908-1926, with gilded interior, the 

exterior worked with stylised scrolling 

leaves and flowerheads, 9.6cm long; and 

An Associated Spoon, Moscow, with 

crown finial (2) 

£600 - 900 

723 

A Three Colour Gold Hinge-Lidded 

Box, circa 1820, the lid with bracketed 

thumb piece and central oval floral boss 

worked in high relief with rose blossoms 

and trailing stems against an engine 

turned ground, florets at the angles, 8cm 

wide, 88g 

£1400 - 1800 

724 

A Victorian 18ct Gold and Gem Set 

Propelling Pencil, Samson Mordan & 

Co, London, circa 1880, of telescopic 

form, the main body set with diamonds, 

rubies and emeralds in star effect mounts, 

on a suspension ring, 10.5cm long open 

£500 - 800

725 

withdrawn 

726 

An Aesthetic Movement Silver Gilt 

Scent Bottle, Henry William Dee, 

London 1877, of gourd outline, the 

borders and panels modelled as bamboo 

shoots and canes, spring loaded cover, 

7cm long 

£700 - 1000 

727 

A Victorian Silver Pocket Corkscrew 

and Knife, Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1872, 

in the form of an early cyclist's knife with a 

folding button hook, blade, hook/tyre pick 

and corkscrew, engraved J Coulthurst, 

Gargrave House and bearing a crest within 

a foliate engrave cartouche, 10.5cm closed 

£200 - 300 

728 

A William IV Silver Vinaigrette, John 

Bettridge, Birmingham 1830, 

rectangular with engine turned sides and 

cast foliate rim, initialled MEP, 4cm long; 

and Another, Nathaniel Mills, 

Birmingham 1828, rectangular with 

foliate cast cover and bright-cut engraved 

base, initialled, 3.5cm long (2) 

£250 - 400 

729 

A George III 18ct Gold Counter Box, 

London 1803, cylindrical, radial engine 

turned decoration, hinged lid, both 

sections with stamped mark IA and gold 

marks, 3.9cm high 

£500 - 700 

Prints 

730 

After Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA 

(1870-1935) 

"For What we are About to Receive" 

Signed artist's proof, 81/100, inscribed 

verso, black and white etching, 24cm by 

16.5cm (pl) 

£150 - 200 

731 

Joseph Wolf and H..C..Richter (19 th 

century) 

"Greenland Falcon, Light Race Adult and 

Young, Falco Candicans" 

Inscribed, coloured stone lithograph, 53cm 

by 36cm 

**Sold with written history on the 

Greenland Falcon and the original invoice 

dated 17 September 1984 

***Provenance: Sotheran's, Sackville 

Street, Piccadilly, London 

£350 - 450 

Watercolours & Drawings 

732 

Circle of Joseph Mallord William 

Turner (19 th century) 

"The Mouth of the Avon, nr Bristol, seen 

from the Cliffs below Clifton" 

Inscribed verso, pencil and watercolour 

heightened with white, 22cm by 28.5cm 

**Exhibited at the Burlington House 

Exhibition, 1887 from the collection of W G 

Rawlinson Esq 

***Inscribed verso in a letter from Ann 

Dart, describing the artist when he stayed 

with her Uncle 

****Sold by Sotheby's 6 June 1951 

£600 - 700 

733 

Peter la Cave (fl.1769-1810) 

Gentleman on horseback, a dog nearby 

with two figures seated on a log 

Inscribed verso, pencil and watercolour, 

13cm by 20cm

**Provenance: Lyver and Boydell Galleries, 

Castle Street, Liverpool 

£300 - 400 

734 

Sir Thomas Lawrence RA 

(1769-1830) 

Portrait of Miss Croft, Aunt of Herbert 

Ryder; 

Portrait of a young man 

Both inscribed verso, pencil and light 

coloured wash, 21.5cm by 16cm and 

22.5cm by 19cm respectively (2) 

**Provenance: Paul Lemaire and Colnaghi, 

Pall Mall East, London; and Hibbert 

Brothers, Norfolk Art Galleries, Norfolk 

Street, Sheffield 

£800 - 1000 

735 

Richard Cosway (1742-1821) 

Portrait of an elegantly dressed lady, head 

and shoulders, wearing a cream lace dress 

Signed and dated 1789, pastel drawing, 

63.5cm by 48.5cm 

**Provenance: T H Gladwell, Gracechurch 

Street, London 

£2500 - 3000 

736 

William Callow RWS (1812-1908) 

"Beaugency on the Loire" 

Monogrammed, inscribed on the mount 

and verso, pencil and watercolour on 

tinted paper, 13.5cm by 25cm 

**Provenance: Walker Gallery, New Bond 


£300 - 400 

737 

Albert Goodwin RWS (1845-1932) 

"Ripon" 

Monogrammed and dated (18)86, 

inscribed, mixed media on tinted paper, 

15cm by 21cm 

£800 - 1000 

738 

Albert Goodwin RWS (1845-1932) 

Continental valley landscape 

Signed, indistinctly inscribed, pencil and 

watercolour, 16cm by 25cm 

£300 - 400 

739 

Thomas Miles Richardson Jnr RWS 

(1813-1890) 

"Ben Nevis" 

Initialled, dated 1852 and titled, pencil and 

watercolour heightened with white, 

18.5cm by 53cm 

£600 - 800 

740 

David Cox Jnr ARWS (1809-1885) 

"On the Steps, Haddon Hall, Derbyshire"; 

"The Music Party, Haddon Hall, 

Derbyshire" 

Both signed, one dated 1857, the other 

indistinctly dated, inscribed verso, pencil 

and watercolour with scratching out, each 

36cm by 51cm (pair) 

**Provenance: Fine Art Society Ltd, New 

Bond Street, London, October 1961 

£1500 - 2000 

741 

James Orrock RI (1829-1913) 

“Warkworth” 

Signed and indistinctly dated, inscribed on 

the mount, pencil and watercolour with 

scratching out, 48cm by 74cm 

£600 - 800 

742 

Edmund Morison Wimperis RI 

(1835-1900) 

"A Quiet Evening" 

Signed and indistinctly dated, possibly 

1866, inscribed verso, pencil and 

watercolour with scratching out, 13.5cm 

by 25.5cm

**Provenance: Thomas Agnew & Sons, 

Exchange Street, Manchester 

£350 - 400 

743 

Edward Frederick Brewtnall RWS 

(1846-1902) 

Sheep grazing beside a country lane 

Signed, watercolour heightened with 

white, 12.5cm by 21cm 

£200 - 220 

744 

Henry Charles Fox RBA (1860-1929) 

Country lane with cattle beside a pond 

Signed and dated 1918, pencil and 

watercolour heightened with white, 36cm 

by 51cm 

£300 - 350 

745 

M...L...Riley (19 th /20 th century) 

“In England's Green and Pleasant Land” 

Signed, inscribed on the mount below, 

pencil and watercolour with wiping out, 

50cm by 73.5cm 

£300 - 400 

746 

Augustus Walford Weedon 

(1838-1908) 

Cattle on open moorland 



31cm by 49cm 

£250 - 300 

746A 

John James Bannatyne RSW 

(1835-1911) 

"Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe" 


watercolour with scratching out, 39.5cm 

by 71cm 

£500 - 600 

747 

Beatrice E. Parsons (1870-1955) 

"A Wild Garden, St John's College, Oxford" 

Signed, inscribed verso, pencil and 

watercolour, 29.5cm by 22cm 

**Provenance: Arthur Greatorex Ltd, 

Grafton Street, London 

£500 - 800 

748 

Caroline Paterson Sharpe 

(1856-1911) 

“A Garden Walk” 

Signed, pencil and watercolour with wiping 

out, 39.5cm by 50.5cm 

£3000 - 4000 

749 

Henry E. Hobson (ex.1857-1866) 

Young woman and child beside a mountain 

stream 



by 33cm 

£250 - 300 

750 

Harry Tittensor (1887-1942) 

Two Dutch ladies beside white washed 

cottages 

Signed, pencil, watercolour and gouache 

heightened with white, 27cm by 24cm 

£280 - 350 

751 

Arthur Tucker RBA (1864-1929) 

Lakeland stream 

Signed, pencil and watercolour, 20cm by 

31cm 

£150 - 200 

752 

Arthur Tucker RBA (1864-1929) 

Lakeland tarn 

Signed, pencil and watercolour, 34.5cm by 

24.5cm 

£150 - 200

753 

Percy Lancaster RI, RBA, ARE, RCamA 

(1878-1951) 

"The Bracken Cart" 


49cm 

**Sold with the artist's original receipt 

dated 11 January 1949 

£300 - 500 

754 

Percy Lancaster RI, RBA, ARE, RCamA 

(1878-1951) 

"Loughrigg Tarn, Cumbria" 

Signed and indistinctly dated, inscribed 

verso, pencil and watercolour, 37cm by 

52cm 

£250 - 300 

755 

William Heaton Cooper RI 

(1903-1995) 

"Morning over Grasmere" 

Signed, inscribed verso and dated 1972, 

pencil and watercolour, 34cm by 50.5cm 

£1600 - 2000 

756 

Edward Horace Thompson 

(1879-1949) 

"Morning Clouds, Ullswater from the Foot 

of Claw-Fell"; 

"Ullswater from Pooley Bridge" 

Signed and dated 1930, inscribed verso, 

pencil and watercolour, each 18cm by 

25.5cm (pair) 

£500 - 700 

757 

Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942) 

Moorland scene with sheep grazing 

amongst heather 

Signed, gouache heightened with white, 

24.5cm by 34.5cm 

£150 - 200 

758 

Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942) 

"Anstey's Cove, Torquay" 

Signed, inscribed, gouache heightened 

with white, 42.5cm by 57.5cm 

£300 - 400 

759 

Charles Dixon (1872-1934) 

Naval battle between English and French 

warships 

Signed and dated 1905, watercolour and 

gouache heightened with white with gum 

arabic, 51cm by 76cm 

£1500 - 2000 

760 

John Henry Mole VPRI (1814-1886) 

"Hazy Morning - Cockle Gatherers Waiting, 

Low Tide" 



£3000 - 5000 

761 

Frank J. Egginton RCamA 

(1908-1990) 

"The Twelve Pins from Near Clifden, 

Connemara" 


52.5cm 

£500 - 700 

762 

H.. Donaldsworth (19 th /20 th century) 

“Leicester's Hospital and West Gate, 

Warwick” 


34.5cm 

£150 - 200

763 

Edwin St John (fl.1880-1920) 

Continental landscape with a castle on a 

rocky outcrop; 

Castle beside a river in a mountainous 

valley 

Both signed, pencil, watercolour and 

gouache, each 44.5cm by 29.5cm 

£300 - 400 

764 

Charles H. Poingdestre (1825-1905) 

Italian horse fair with figures 


heightened with white, 24.5cm by 35cm 

£700 - 900 

765 

Stephen Baghot de la Bere 

(1877-1927) 

"The King's Gateway" 

Signed and indistinctly dated, inscribed on 

a plaque and verso, watercolour and 

gouache heightened with white, 38cm by 

25.5cm 

**Provenance: The Fine Art Society Ltd, 

New Bond Street, London 1912 

£300 - 500 

766 

Augustus Osborne Lamplough 

(1877-1930) 

“Desert Hawks” 

Signed and dated 1914, inscribed on the 

mount below, pencil and watercolour, 

50cm by 72cm 

£400 - 600 

767 

H...J...R... (19 th century) 

"Esquimalt Harbour from Naval Club, 

Vancouver "HMS Triumph" in Harbour, 

Victoria, British Columbia"; 

"Esquimalt Harbour from Inskip, 

Vancouver "HMS Triumph" in harbour, 

Victoria, British Columbia" 

Initialled, inscribed verso, pencil and 

watercolour heightened with white, each 


£400 - 500 

768 

Sir David Young Cameron RA, RSA, 

RWS, RSW, RE (1865-1945) 

"Kerrera" 

Signed, inscribed on the slip below, pencil 

and watercolour, 25.5cm by 32cm 

**Provenance: W.B. Simpson, St Vincent 

Street, Glasgow, stock no. B4226 

£400 - 600 

769 

Sir David Young Cameron RA, RSA, 

RWS, RSW, RE (1865-1945) 

"The Fortress, the Walls of Cairo" 

Signed, inscribed verso, pencil drawing on 

tinted paper, 20.5cm by 35cm 

**Exhibited at the Atkinson Art Gallery, 

County Borough of Southport, Festival 

Exhibition of Local Art Treasures, 2 June - 

30 September 1951 

***Provenance: Boydell Galleries, North 

John Street, Liverpool 

£300 - 400 

770 

Follower of Jean Baptiste Greuze 

(19 th century) 

Mother and children on a path, a dog 

nearby 

Gouache heightened with white, 15cm by 

10.5cm, unframed 

£180 - 200

771 

Robert Louis Raymond Duflos 

(b.1898) 

"Carnations" 

Signed, inscribed verso, pastel drawing, 

30.5cm by 31.5cm 

**Provenance: Stacey Marks Terminus 

Road, Eastbourne, Sussex, 2 October 1956 

stock no. D491 

£300 - 400 

772 

Paul Maze (1887-1979) French 

"Harbour in Brittany" 


watercolour, 22.5cm by 22.5cm 

£600 - 800 

773 

Francesco Gamba (19 th century) 

Italian 

"The Art Collectors" 

Initialled, inscribed verso, pencil and 


£300 - 350 

774 

Guido Bach (1828-1905) German 

Young woman and child on the outskirts of 

Rome 


35cm 

£500 - 600 

775 

Louis Henri Deschamps (1846-1902) 

French 

“Toasting the Victor” 

Signed, pencil and watercolour heightened 

with white, 20cm by 16.5cm 

£300 - 400 

776 

....Dominguez (19 th century) Spanish 

“Reflections” 


pencil and watercolour, 53.5cm by 33cm 

£300 - 400 

777 

Filippo Indoni (1800-1884) Italian 

Falconer and young boy on stone steps 


pencil and watercolour, 73cm by 52cm 

£300 - 400 

778 

P. Theodor Flugel (19 th century) 

Tromp L'Oeil depicting a portrait of 

Rembrandt and other objects 

Pencil and watercolour, sepia, 26.5cm by 

36cm 

£300 - 400 

779 

Basil Bradley RWS (1842-1904) 

English and Gordon Setters seated 

amongst heather on a moor 



48.5cm by 34.5cm 

£300 - 500 

780 

Arthur A. Davis (fl.1877-1905) 

“Not Quite Certain”; 

“Resting at the Covert-Side”; 

“A Clinking Double”; 

“A Long Shot” 

All signed, some dated, pencil and 


25.5cm by 36.5cm (4) 

£500 - 600

781 

Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA 

(1870-1935) 

Study of two dogs 

Signed, pencil heightened with white, on 

ivorine, 9cm by 17.5cm 

£600 - 800 

782 

Caran-Rouse (20 th century) 

“Yeomanry, the Broadshire Hussars, 

Yorkshire Hussars” 

Signed and dated (19)12, inscribed, 

watercolour and gouache heightened with 

white on tinted paper, 35.5cm by 16.5cm 

£250 - 300 

783 

Richard Robjent (b.1937) 

"Peregrine Mobbed by Buzzards, Brora, 

Sutherland" 


pencil and watercolour heightened with 

white, 55cm by 76.5cm 

**Provenance: William Marler Gallery, 

Dyer Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire 

***Sold with the original invoice dated 11 

December 1985 

£800 - 1200 

784 


"Pair of Golden Eagles and their Eaglet" 




**Sold with the original receipt from 

Bladon Gallery, Hurstbourne Tarrant, 

dated 29 March 1982 

£600 - 900 

785 


Peregrine Falcon on a rocky outcrop 


pencil, watercolour and gouache 


**Sold with the original receipt from 

Ringstead Gallery dated 25 May 1981 

£500 - 700 

786 


"Goshawk" 



white, 16.5cm by 12.5cm 

**Sold with the original receipt 

£200 - 250 

787 

Richard Barrett Talbot Kelly 

(1896-1971) 

"Curlew (Seen from a Car)" 

Monogrammed, inscribed verso, 


£300 - 400 

788 

John Cyril Harrison (1898-1985) 

Lophoaetus Occipitaus - four studies on 

one sheet 

Signed, inscribed verso, bodycolour, 

grisaille, 47cm by 33.5cm 

**Sold with the original receipt 

£800 - 1200 

789 

Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935) 

"Red Deer in the Reay Forest" 

Dated 12 May (18)96, inscribed verso, 

watercolour and gouache on tinted paper, 

unfinished preparatory study, 19cm by 

17cm 

**Provenance: Tryon Gallery Ltd, Dover 


£600 - 800

790 

Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935) 

Study of a Red Deer hind and her fawn 

Dated November 5 (18)97, pencil and 

watercolour heightened with gouache on 

tinted paper, unfinished preparatory study, 


£500 - 700 

791 

George Edward Lodge (1860-1954) 

"Peregrine" 

Signed, inscribed verso, watercolour and 

gouache heightened with white, 49.5cm by 

73cm 

**Sold with original invoice from The 

Tryon Gallery dated 15 April 1980 

£3500 - 4000 

792 

Joseph Edward Southall RWS 

(1861-1944) 

"First Sketch for Portrait of Mrs W F 

Harvey, Birmingham 1921"; 

Monogrammed and dated 31 III 1921, 

inscribed verso, pencil drawing, 34.5cm by 

24.5cm; together with: 

Scene in Venice 

Inscribed verso, black and white lithograph 

26.5cm by 41.5cm (2) 

£600 - 800 

793 

Emil Rochelle (19 th century) 

Portrait of a lady, head and shoulders, 

wearing a blue dress 

Portrait of a gentleman 

Both spuriously inscribed verso, pastel 

drawings, oval, each 33cm by 23.5cm, in 

giltwood frames with Prince of Wales 

plume crestings (pair) 

£500 - 800 

794 

Alex Brantingham Simpson RI 

(fl.1904-1931) 

Artist seated in his studio beside his easel; 

“The Connoisseurs; 

“The Message” 

All signed, inscribed verso, pencil and 


26.5cm by 18cm, 17.5cm by 13cm and 

23cm by 14cm respectively (3) 

£400 - 600 

795 

Joseph Lionel Williams (c.1815-1877) 

“Sunday Morning in the Olden Time” 

Inscribed verso, watercolour and gouache 


£400 - 600 

796 

Charles Edward Wilson (1853-1941) 

Young girl seated beside a stream 


with white, 23cm by 32.5cm 

**Born in Whitwell, Sheffield and studied 

at the Sheffield School of Art and later at 

Godalming, Surrey. His early works were 

landscapes produced in the South 

Yorkshire and Derbyshire areas. He was 

influenced by Carlton Alfred Smith 

£4000 - 6000 

797 

Margaret Gillies RWS (1803-1887) 

"The Wounded Page, Brought Home to his 

Father's Hall" 

Inscribed verso, watercolour and gouache 

with gum arabic (shaped top), 42cm by 

53cm 

£250 - 300 

798 

Emily Eyres (c.1850-c.1910) after Sir 

Thomas Lawrence PRA 

“Pinkie” 

Inscribed on a plaque, pastel drawing, 

125cm by 87cm 

£800 - 1200

799 

Lucy Bentley-Smith (ex.1881-1914) 

"Dreaming of Fairyland" 

Monogrammed and dated 1881, pencil and 


by 27cm 

£300 - 400 

800 

Edwin Buckman (c.1841-1930) 

“A Scramble for the Ball” 


watercolour with scratching out, 41cm by 

75cm 

£300 - 400 

801 

Dorothy Margaret and Elizabeth Mary 

Alderson (1900-1992) (1900-1988) 

Hunter "Cloppety", with Thorp Perrow 

beyond 


mount, pencil and watercolour, 37cm by 

52.5cm; with 

The preparatory watercolour sketch for the 

work 

Signed and dated 1954, 18cm by 25.5cm, 

unframed (2) 

£350 - 450 

802 


Alderson (1900-1992) (1900-1988) 

Hunter "Caroline", with Thorp Perrow 

beyond 


mount, pencil and watercolour, 37cm by 

53cm; with 

The preparatory watercolour sketch for the 

work 

Signed and dated 1956, 19.5cm by 26cm, 

unframed (2) 

£350 - 450 

803 


Alderson (1900-1992) (1900-1988) 

Horses beside a pond in a parkland setting 



£500 - 600 

804 

George Fall (1848-1925) 

"Durham Cathedral" 


32.5cm 

**The work is illustrated on the back 

dustcover of Painters in the Northern 

Counties of England and Wales by 

Professor Dennis Child 

£300 - 400 

805 

Frederick (Fred) Lawson (1888-1968) 

"Church of St Ansterbert, Montreuil" 


pencil and watercolour, 26.5cm by 31.5cm 

£350 - 400 

806 


French cathedral with a figure on 

horseback 


pencil and watercolour, 25cm by 31.5cm 

£280 - 320 

807 


"Street in Dordrecht" 


pencil and watercolour, 33cm by 24cm 

£150 - 200 

808 


"The Radcliffe Camera, Oxford" 


watercolour with wiping out, 28.5cm by 

26.5cm 

£250 - 300

809 


"Stream near Castle Bolton"; 

"Castle Bolton looking West behind the 

Castle and Leading to the Old Lady Ann 

Clifford's Road" 

Both signed, one dated 1913, inscribed 

verso, pencil and watercolour, 25cm by 

35cm and 26.5cm by 36cm respectively 

(2) 

**Provenance: One with the Renoir 

Galleries Ltd, Crescent Road, Harrogate 

£250 - 300 

810 


"Castle Bolton from the North, the Roof of 

the Old Post Office in the Foreground, 

Taken from the Track to Apedale"; 

"Rose Cottage, Castle Bolton" 

Both signed and one indistinctly dated, 

inscribed verso, pencil and watercolour 

with scratching out, 24.5cm by 33.5cm 

and 21cm by 25.5cm respectively (2) 

**Provenance: One with the Renoir 

Galleries Ltd, Crescent Road, Harrogate 

(one only) 

£300 - 500 

811 


"Entering Castle Bolton from the Carperby, 

Redmire Road"; 

Farmyard with buildings 

Both signed, one dated 22 August 1959, 

the other inscribed verso, pencil and 

watercolour, 25cm by 30.5cm and 26cm 

by 31cm respectively (2) 

£300 - 400 

812 


"Castle Bolton, Yorkshire, painted from the 

North"; 

"Trees in Winter, painted from the East 

Road from Castle Bolton towards 

Redmire"; 

"Autumn Trees, Castle Bolton, painted 

from the Moor Road to the East of the 

Village" 

All signed, one dated 1938, inscribed 

verso, pencil and watercolour on tinted 

paper, 33cm by 38cm, 38cm by 48.5cm 

and 27cm by 38cm respectively (3) 

£350 - 450 

813 


"Richmond" 

Signed and dated 1934, inscribed, pencil, 

pen, ink and watercolour on coloured 

paper, 27.5cm by 37.5cm 

£150 - 200 

814 


"Marrick Priory" 




£250 - 350 

815 


Middleham Castle 

Signed, pencil and watercolour on tinted 

paper, 25.5cm by 35.5cm 

£150 - 250 

816 


Hawes Dairy 



**Ex. collection Mrs Charles Sutcliffe 

£400 - 600

817 


Figures working at a sawmill 

Signed and dated 1 July 1931, pencil and 

watercolour, a preparatory unfinished 

sketch, 22cm by 24.5cm 

£200 - 300 

818 


"A Dales Limestone Outcrop with Animals 

Grazing" 



26.5cm by 28.5cm 

£200 - 300 

819 


"Whitby" 

Signed and dated 1914, inscribed, pencil, 

pen, ink and watercolour, 26cm by 33cm 

£300 - 500 

820 

George Graham RSW, RI, ROI 

(resigned), RBA (1881-1949) 

Drover and cattle in a winter landscape; 

Cattle in a meadow, hills in the distance 

Both signed and dated 1915, pencil and 


24.5cm by 35cm and 24cm by 35cm 

respectively (2) 

£300 - 400 

821 

George Jackson (1898-1974) 

"Green Garth, Romanby" 

Signed, inscribed and dated 1949, pen and 

ink drawing, 28cm by 38cm unframed; 

with 

A collection of watercolour and pen and 

ink drawings by various artists including a 

self portrait by George Jackson 

Various sizes (a collection) 

£200 - 400 

822 


"Sketch of Fred Lawson, drawn at North 

Cottage, Ripon" 

Signed and inscribed, pencil, pen, ink and 

watercolour, a preparatory unfinished 

study, 56cm by 38cm, unframed 

£200 - 300 

823 


Interior scene with two seated gentlemen 

Pencil, pen, ink and watercolour, a 

preparatory unfinished study, 56cm by 

38cm, unframed 

£200 - 300 

824 


"Snow Scene from the back of Bishopton 

Grove, Ripon" 



**From the George Jackson Estate 

October 1991, Phillip's Auction, Leeds 

£150 - 200 

825 

Henrietta Lister (1895-1959) 

"Castle Bolton in Winter" 

Inscribed verso, pencil and watercolour, 

27cm by 38cm 

£160 - 180 

826 

Edgar Thomas Wood (1860-1935) 

“Chickens, Hay” 

Signed and dated (19)28, inscribed verso, 

pencil and pastel, 31cm by 38cm 

£180 - 250

827 

Albert George Stevens (1863-1925) 

Children playing in a rocky stream, 

possibly Musgrave Woods, Whitby 


50.5cm 

£600 - 800 

828 

Circle of Albert George Stevens 

(19 th /20 th century) 

Robin Hood's Bay, nr Whitby 

Pencil and watercolour heightened with 

white, 32cm by 22cm 

£200 - 250 

829 

Joseph John Richard Bagshawe RBA 

(1870-1909) 

"The Pier End Whitby" 

Watercolour, 12cm by 17cm 

**Sold with a certificate of authenticity 

dated 14 October 1983, guaranteeing the 

work to be genuine, the picture being 

number 30 in the Walker Galleries 1983 

exhibition, forming part of the Artist's 

Studio Collection; together with the 

original invoice and a copy of the original 

exhibition leaflet 15 - 22 October 1983 etc 

£200 - 300 

830 


(1870-1909) 

Figure on a path approaching a half 

timbered house 

Pencil and coloured wash, a preparatory 

unfinished sketch, 16cm by 24.5cm; with 

Three further pencil studies 

All unframed, 15cm by 20.5cm; 14cm by 

23.5cm and 14cm by 24cm (4) 

**Provenance: Family of the artist 

£200 - 300 

831 

Circle of John Spence Ingall 

(19th/20th century) 

Eastern archway, possibly Tangier 

Indistinctly signed, watercolour and 


27cm 

£300 - 400 

832 

Rowland Henry Hill (1873-1952) 

Figures haymaking near a horse drawn 

cart 

Signed and dated 1927, pencil, 



£500 - 700 

833 


Figures on a path beside a bridge at 

Staithes 


with white, 24.5cm by 34cm 

£400 - 600 

834 


"Ugthorpe Windmill" 


pencil, watercolour and gouache 


£300 - 500 

835 


Figures harvesting in a summer landscape 


watercolour heightened with white, with 

scratching out, 25.5cm by 34.5cm 

£300 - 500

836 


Harvesting scene 

Signed twice and indistinctly dated, pencil, 


white, with scratching out, 22cm by 31cm 

£300 - 500 

837 


East coast farm with chickens on a sunlit 

lane 



£400 - 600 

838 


Street scene with figures 




£300 - 400 

839 


Ellerby Hotel with chickens in the 

foreground 


heightened with white, 18.5cm by 22.5cm 

£400 - 600 

840 


Country house with trees beside a drive 



by 32.5cm 

£200 - 300 

841 


"A Bleak Moorland Crossroad with 

Shepherd and Sheep above Lealholm" 




£250 - 300 

842 


"Runswick Bay" 



27.5cm 

£400 - 600 

843 


Figures on the beach at Runswick Bay 

Signed and inscribed verso, pencil, 



£400 - 600 

844 


Figures on a stone jetty at Staithes 



£300 - 400 

845 


Whitby Harbour 



25cm 

£400 - 600 

846 


Whitby Harbour from the hillside 

Signed and dated 1924, pencil, 



£400 - 500

847 

William Roger Benner (1884-1964) 

Fishermen on a quayside 



£250 - 350 

848 

Frank Rousse (fl.1897-1917) 

Whitby with figures and fishing boats in 

the foreground 

Signed, pencil and watercolour with wiping 

out, 17cm by 26.5cm 

£150 - 200 

849 

Frank Rousse (fl.1897-1917) 

Steam tug off a pier, with other fishing 

boats nearby 

Signed and dated (18)98, pencil, 


white, 21cm by 37cm 

£200 - 300 

850 

James William Booth RCamA 

(1867-1953) 

Haymaking 

Signed, pastel drawing, 24cm by 32cm 

£400 - 600 

851 

John Atkinson (1863-1924) 

Figure loading hay into a horse drawn cart 



£300 - 400 

852 


Figures with horses pulling a hay cart 


heightened with white, 19.5cm by 27cm 

£400 - 600 

853 


Figures harvesting, a horse drawn cart 

nearby 

Signed, inscribed verso, pencil, 



**Provenance: New English Art Galleries, 

High Street, Boroughbridge 

£600 - 800 

854 


“Ugthorpe Windmill with the Village Roofs 

behind, Ugthorpe Moor, near Whitby” 


gouache heightened with white on Cox 

paper, 27cm by 38cm 

£300 - 400 

855 

Robert Leslie Howey (1900-1981) 

Fishing boats on the Esk, Whitby 


heightened with white, on tinted paper, 


£500 - 700 

856 


Beach scene at low tide with figures 

beside a fishing boat 



£400 - 500 

857 


"Seaton Carew Beach" 

Signed, inscribed and dated 1977 verso, 

pencil, watercolour and gouache, possibly 

on tinted paper, 21.5cm by 27cm 

**Provenance: Bernhardt Gallery, 

Coniscliffe Road, Darlington 

£350 - 400

858 

Attributed to Mary Weatherill 

(1834-1913) 

View on the Esk, looking up to Whitby 

Harbour 

Bears an indistinct signature and 

inscription, pencil and watercolour 

heightened with white, with scratching 

out, 36cm by 63.5cm 

£1000 - 1200 

859 

Mary Weatherill (1834-1913) 

"At Lugano" 

Inscribed and dated 15 April 1889, pencil 

and watercolour, a preparatory sketch, 


£150 - 250 

860 

George Weatherill (1810-1890) 

"Whitby Harbour" 


watercolour with wiping out, 10cm by 

17.5cm 

**Born in Staithes, his family were farmers 

but he became a clerk to a solicitor at 

Guisborough before moving to Whitby in 

1830. He worked in a bank until 1860 

when ill health forced him to retire. As an 

artist and an engraver he was largely self 

taught and he painted throughout his life 

and after his retirement relied on his art 

for a living. He exhibited at Suffolk Street 

and the Dudley Gallery from 1858-1873, 

specialising in coastal scenes and marine 

subjects, particularly along the Yorkshire 

coast. He also copied J.M.W. Turner very 

effectively and became known as the 

Turner of the North. 

£2500 - 3000 

861 


“The Battery” 


with wiping out, 8cm by 14cm 

£1000 - 1200 

863 


“The Esk above Ruswarp”; 

“The Esk below Ruswarp” 

One signed, the other indistinctly signed, 

pencil and watercolour with scratching out, 

8cm by 15cm and 8cm by 13cm 


£600 - 800 

865 

Attributed to A J Speedie 

"The Spa Ladder" 

Bears false initials, inscribed verso, pencil 

and watercolour, 6.5cm by 10cm 

£150 - 200 

866 


“Whitby Abbey” 

Signed, pencil and watercolour with 

scratching out, 10.5cm by 19.5cm 

£1000 - 1500 

867 


Fishing vessel beached at Sandsend 

Pencil and watercolour with scratching out, 

8.5cm by 13.5cm 

£1000 - 1500 

868 


"Whitby Harbour" 


watercolour with wiping out, 12cm by 

17cm; with 

Six pencil drawings by George and Richard 

Weatherill from their notebooks (various 

subjects) 

Various sizes (7) 

£1500 - 2000

869 


"Shipping at Sunset" 


with scratching out, 11.5cm by 20cm 

**Provenance: Whitby Galleries, 

Baxtergate, Whitby stock no. S5423 

£2500 - 3000 

Oil Paintings 

870 

Follower of David Teniers II (18 th 

century) 

Interior of a forge, with figures at an anvil 

Oil on panel, 51cm by 65cm 

£2000 - 3000 

871 

Follower of Nicolaes Berchem 

(1620-1683) 

Four studies of a goat's head 

Inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 24cm by 

21cm 

£3000 - 5000 

872 

Follower of Johann Christian Vollerdt 

(18 th century) German 

Rhineland landscape with figures on a path 

Oil on canvas, 40cm by 56cm 

£500 - 800 

873 

Follower of Jean Baptiste Monnoyer 


Still life of flowers; 

Still life of flowers in a stone urn 

Oil on canvas, each 57cm by 44.5cm (pair) 

£1500 - 2500 

874 

Continental School (18 th century) 

"Flower Piece with Plums" 

Indistinctly inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 


**Provenance: E. Stacey Marks, 

Eastbourne Fine Art, Terminus Road, 

Eastbourne 

£400 - 600 

875 

Continental School (18 th /19 th 

century) 

Still life of flowers in a patterned vase, 

with fruit in the foreground 


£200 - 250 

876 

Follower of Thomas Gainsborough RA 

(18 th /19 th century) 

Pastoral scene with figures and cattle 

beside a willow tree 

Indistinctly inscribed, oil on canvas, 54cm 

by 43cm 

£600 - 800 

877 

William Etty RA (1787-1849) 

Study of a female nude, from behind, 

standing in a pool by trees 

Inscribed verso, oil on board, 66cm by 

48cm 

**Etty was born in York the seventh child 

of a miller and baker. In 1798 he was 

apprenticed to a printer, and in 1807 

entered the Royal Academy Schools. 

Inspired by Rubens and Titian, he was 

best known for his nudes and historical 

paintings, but also painted landscapes and 

portraits 

£2000 - 3000 

878 

Follower of Sir Peter Lely 

(1618-1680) 

Portrait of Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles 

I 

Oil on panel, 41cm by 32cm 

£4000 - 6000

879 

Circle of John Riley (1646-1691) 

Portrait of "Francis Russell, Son of the 

Hon. Edwd Russell", half length, wearing 

period costume and armour with a 

powdered wig 

Inscribed, oil on canvas, oval, 63cm by 

51.5cm 

**Francis Russell was Governor of 

Barbados 

An attribution to John Greenhill has 

previously been suggested 

£2500 - 3000 

880 

Circle of Thomas Murray (1663-1735) 

Portrait of an elegantly dressed lady, half 

length, wearing period costume 

Inscribed on a plaque, oil on canvas, oval, 


£2500 - 3000 

881 

Follower of Johann Kerseboom (18 th 

century) 

Portrait of a gentleman, wearing period 

costume and red sash 

Oil on canvas, within a decorative painted 

spandrel with laurel leaf decoration, 

76.5cm by 63.5cm 

£700 - 800 

882 

Follower of Philippe Mercier (18 th 

century) 

Portrait of a fashionable lady in period 

costume wearing a lace ruff 

Oil on canvas, within a painted oval, 


£600 - 800 

883 

English School (18 th century) 

Portrait of an elegantly dressed 

gentleman, half length, wearing period 

costume and powdered wig 


£1000 - 1500 

884 

Continental School (18 th /19 th 

century) 

Portrait of a gentleman, standing, three 

quarter length, wearing armour and a 

cream cloak decorated with an Order in 

the form of a black cross 


£500 - 700 

885 

English School (18 th /19 th century) 

Portrait of a young man, half length, 

wearing a green coat and holding a 

pamphlet 


£250 - 300 

886 

English School (early 19 th century) 

Portrait of a seated gentleman, wearing a 

green coat, a dog by his side 

Oil on canvas, 93cm by 69.5cm 

£400 - 500 

887 

Circle of John Crome (19 th century) 

Cattle on a lane beside a large oak tree 

Oil on canvas, 76.5cm by 63.5cm 

The painting previously had two old 

plaques attached to the frame "Old 

Crome" and the original title being "The 

Highwayman's Tree near Yarmouth" 

£700 - 900 

888 

John Brown (c.1812-c.1895) 

“Roadside Life” 


oil on canvas, 66cm by 81.5cm 

£1200 - 1500

889 

George Shalders (1826-1873) 

Scene in North Wales, with figures, cattle 

and sheep 

Signed and dated (18)59, inscribed on the 

frame, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76cm 

£1000 - 1500 

890 

Follower of William Shayer Snr (19 th 

century) 

Figures and horses beside a tree 

Inscribed on the original frame and verso, 

oil on canvas, 43cm by 61cm 

£300 - 400 

891 

Daniel Sherrin (1868-1940) 

"View near Canterbury" 

Signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 

51cm by 76cm 

**Provenance: Coulter Galleries Ltd, 

Tadcaster Road, 20 September 1977, stock 

no. 473 

£300 - 500 

892 

Edward Henry Holder (fl.1864-1917) 

Lakeland landscape with trees beside a 

river 

Signed and dated 1888, oil on canvas, 


£500 - 700 

893 

F...Walters (19 th century) 

Highland landscape with a drover and 

sheep on a path 

Signed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76cm 

£300 - 400 

894 

William Ward Gill (1823-1894) 

"A Spring Morning in Nesfield Woods" 

Indistinctly signed, inscribed verso, oil on 

board, 32cm by 50cm 

£200 - 300 

895 

Albert Dunnington (1860-1928) 

“The Norseman & Snowdrop passing 

Barton (Ship Canal) January 1 st 1894”; 

“The Old Aquaduct, Barton (in 1880)” 

Both signed and dated 1884, inscribed 

verso, oil on canvas, each 35.5cm by 51cm 

(pair) 

£800 - 1000 

896 


"The Ferry" 

Oil on paper laid on canvas, 20cm by 

28.5cm 

**Provenance: Thomas Agnew & Sons, 

Exchange Street, Manchester 

£200 - 300 

897 

W. Stuart Lloyd RBA (fl.1875-1929) 

"Evening on the River Buelt, Kent" 

Signed, inscribed on the original frame, oil 

on canvas, 55cm by 91cm 

£1000 - 1500 

898 

James Poole (1804-1886) 

Summer river landscape with figures 

fishing beside trees 

Signed, oil on canvas, 51cm by 76.5cm 

£800 - 1000 

899 

Robert John Hammond 

(fl.1879-1911) 

“Westmorland” 

Signed, inscribed on a plaque, also 

inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 41cm by 

61cm 

£300 - 400

900 

John Joseph Hughes (1820-1909) 

“Haymaking” 

Signed, inscribed on a plaque, oil on 

canvas, 33cm by 51cm 

£200 - 250 

901 

Charles Leaver (1860-1884) 

A Winter Landscape with chickens beside a 

gateway, a village beyond, 

Oil on canvas, 91.5cm by 135cm 

£2500 - 3500 

902 

John MacWhirter RA, HRSA, RI, RE 

(1839-1911) 

"Autumn" 

Oil on canvas, 76cm by 101.5cm, in a 

Barbizon style frame 

**Exhibited in Rome 

£2500 - 3000 

903 

John Falconar Slater (1857-1937) 

“Farmyard near Rothbury” 

Signed, indistinctly dated, inscribed on a 

plaque, oil on panel, 38cm by 53cm 

£200 - 250 

904 

Francis (Frank) Thomas Carter 

(1853-1934) 

Bamburgh Castle 

Signed, oil on canvas, 76.5cm by 63.5cm 

£600 - 700 

905 

Follower of William Collins (19 th 

century) 

Figures and horses on a beach 

Bears a signature, inscribed on the frame, 


£600 - 800 

906 

Hodgkin Dixon (ex.1904-1925) 

Coastal scene with a girl on a path 

Signed, indistinctly inscribed verso, oil on 


£250 - 300 

907 

C...Sykes (20 th century) 

“Lady in Woodland, North of Cannes” 



£200 - 300 

908 

William Henry Pigott (1835-1901) 

Cattle grazing near the River Wye, Haddon 

Hall beyond 

Signed and dated (18)86, oil on canvas, 

98cm by 138cm 

£2000 - 3000 

909 


"On the Longshaw Moors, Derbyshire" 



£700 - 900 

910 


Highland cattle beside a loch 

Indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 36cm by 

46cm 

£250 - 300 

911 

Attributed to Thomas Sidney Cooper 

RA and Thomas Creswick RA (19 th 

century) 

Farmyard scene in summer 


£3000 - 5000

912 

William Gunning King (1853-1940) 

"Feeding the Calves"; 

"The Vet" 

One signed and indistinctly dated, possibly 

1929, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 

43.5cm by 51cm and 43.5cm by 47cm 


**Formerly the property of Bibby Animal 

Foods 

£1500 - 2000 

913 

William Woodhouse (1857-1939) 

Milkmaid with Jersey cow and goats on a 

sunlit cliff top 


**Provenance: Bond Street Galleries, 9 

New Bond Street, London 

£3000 - 5000 

914 


Ponies grazing beside a sunlit estuary 

Indistinctly signed, oil on canvas, 71cm by 

91.5cm 

£2000 - 3000 

915 

Henry Hillingford Parker (1858-1930) 

"The River Wey, Ripley, Surrey" 


32.5cm by 52.5cm 

**Provenance: Barry Keene Gallery, 

Thameside, Henley on Thames 

£1200 - 1500 

916 

Alfred de Breanski Snr (1852-1928) 

"Midday Sun"; 

"The Evening Glow, Dolbadarn from 

Llanberis Lake, North Wales" 

Signed and inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 

each 51cm by 76.5cm (pair) 

£6000 - 8000 

917 

Alfred Fontville de Breanski Jnr 

(1877-c.1945) 

Highland loch scene at sunset 


£600 - 800 

918 

Charles Jones RCA (1836-1892) 

"The End of the Lane" 

Monogrammed, inscribed and dated 1889 

verso, oil on canvas, 118cm by 97cm 

**A London painter of sheep, cattle and 

deer in landscape settings, affectionately 

known as 'Sheep' Jones due to his skilful 

and realistic portrayal of them. He 

exhibited 1860-91 at the Royal Academy 

and 1861-83 at the British Institution. He 

also exhibited at Suffolk Street and the 

New Watercolour Society. He was a 

member of the Royal Cambrian Academy, 

Manchester and c.1890 was awarded a 

gold medal at the Crystal Palace. 

£7000 - 9000 

919 

Gertrude Mary Coventry (Mrs 

Robertson) (1886-1964) 

"Harvesting near Anstruther" 


46cm by 61cm 

**Provenance: T & R Annan & Sons Ltd, 

West Campbell Street, Glasgow 

***Sold with the original receipt 

£1200 - 1800 

920 

Charles Martin Powell (1775-1824) 

"Third Rate with Other Shipping" 

Signed, inscribed on a plaque and verso, 


**Provenance: David Messum, London 

Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire 

***Sold with the David Messum Fine 

Painting catalogue of Marine and Other 

Paintings, summer 1975 

£1200 - 1500

921 

Follower of Thomas Buttersworth 


Dismasted vessel in rough seas off 

Dunstanburgh Castle, Northumberland 

Oil on panel, 37cm by 61.5cm 

£700 - 800 

922 

Walter Holmes (b.1936) 

Tall ship on the Tyne 

Signed, oil on board, 71cm by 91cm 

£400 - 600 

923 

Adolphus Knell (fl.1860-1890) 

Shipping in a calm, early morning; 

Hay barge and other boats on a river 

Both signed, oil on board, each 28cm by 

45cm (pair) 

£700 - 900 

924 

Henry Redmore (1820-1887) 

Fishing boats and other shipping off a 

coastline; 


wooden jetty 

Both signed and dated 1884, oil on board, 

each 33cm by 54cm (pair) 

£4000 - 5000 

925 

Henry Redmore (1820-1887) 


coastline 



£2000 - 3000 

926 

John Falconer Slater (1857-1937) 

Beach scene at low tide 

Signed, oil on paper, 23.5cm by 33.5cm 

£300 - 400 

927 

George Edwards Hering (1805-1879) 

"The Bass Rock" 

Signed with the artist's initials and dated 7 

October 1863, inscribed verso, oil on 

panel, 19.5cm by 30.5cm 

£400 - 600 

928 

Circle of Georgina M. De L'Aubiniere 

(ex.1880-1905) 

Fishing boats in a calm with seabirds 

Oil on board, 24.5cm by 45cm 

£300 - 400 

929 

Henry Garland (ex.1880-1892) 

“Choosing a Quiet One” 



£400 - 500 

930 

Henry Scott (1911-1966) 

"The Tea Clipper Morning Star (One 

Thousand Five Hundred and Thirty Four 

Tons), Built 1854, Lost in 1879" 


35cm by 51cm 

**Provenance: MacConnal-Mason & Son 

Ltd, Duke Street, St James's, London 

£700 - 900 

931 

William Edward Webb (1862-1903) 

Harbour scene, Isle of Man 


**Provenance: Priory Gallery (RM & E 

James), Station Road, Bishops Cleeve, 

Cheltenham 


June 1993 

£6000 - 8000

932 

William Lionel Wyllie RA, RI, RE 

(1851-1931) 

"Chatham, 1900" 



**Provenance: N.R. Omell, Duke Street, St 

James's, London, exhibition of Marine 

Paintings 17 th - 20 h Centuries 

***The painting features one of the 

battleships of the Majestic class, built in 

1895/96. The four-panelled vessel in the 

distance is either the Terrible or the 

Powerful as identified by E H H Archibald 

The Metal Fighting Ships 

£7000 - 10000 

933 

George Sherwood Hunter RBA 

(1850-1919) 

"Volendam" 

Initialled and dated 1892, oil on canvas, 

30cm by 46cm 

£1800 - 2000 

934 

Nan Hudson (1889-1957) 

"The College of Arms, Queen Victoria 

Street, City of London" 



**Exhibited at the Fine Art Society, New 

Bond Street, London June 1999 stock 

no.1021 

£200 - 300 

935 

H...Baynes (19 th century) 

“Hampton Court Palace” 



£200 - 300 

936 

Frederick William Newton Whitehead 

(1853-1938) 

“Grays Cliff, Warwick” 



£400 - 500 

937 

Sir Gerald Hugh Tyrwhitt-Wilson 

(Lord Berners) (1883-1950) 

"Florentine Loggia" 

Signed Berners, inscribed verso, oil on 


**Provenance: Alex Reid & Lefevre Ltd 

(The Lefevre Galleries), King Street, St 

James's, London 

£200 - 300 

938 

William Meadows (fl.1870-1895) 

Venetian canal scene with figures in a 

gondola; 

Backwater Venetian canal with figures in a 

gondola beside a bridge 

Both signed, oil on canvas, each 46cm by 

61.5cm (pair) 

£2000 - 3000 

939 

Circle of Felix Ziem (1821-1911) 

French 

"Venice" 

Bears a signature, inscribed, oil on canvas, 

89.5cm by 131cm

**Despite training to be an architect Ziem 

decided on his future as an artist following 

a visit to Italy in 1841 when he was 

captured by the beauty of Venice. He was 

known principally for his views of Venice, 

where he returned annually until 1892, but 

also painted in Constantinople, North 

Africa, Russia, the Middle East and North 

Africa as well as visiting London in 1849 

and 1852. Though his early work was 

strongly influenced by the Barbizon school, 

he developed an individual style, a misty 

treatment with a riot of rich colour. His 

seascapes won him several medals and a 

large following of collectors 

£5000 - 6000 

940 

James Salt (1850-1903) 

Venetian Capriccio; 

Fishing boats on a Venetian canal 

Both signed, oil on canvas (one laid 

down), each 36.5cm by 61cm (pair) 

£700 - 900 

941 

Eisman-Semenowsky (1857-1911) 

French 

Portrait of an Eastern girl, head and 

shoulders, wearing a cream dress and red 

waistcoat 

Signed and inscribed Paris, dated 1887, oil 

on panel, 35.5cm by 26.5cm 

**Ex. collection J.H. Frost 

£2000 - 2200 

942 

R....Moretti (19 th century) Italian 

"Confidences" 

Signed and inscribed Roma, also inscribed 

on a plaque attached to the frame, oil on 


**Provenance: Hinson Fine Paintings, 

Sheffield and sold with a copy of the 

original invoice dated 27 February 1984 

£1000 - 1500 

943 

Attributed to L...Permenzel (19 th 

century) 

Children amongst Italianate ruins 


32cm by 38cm 

£300 - 500 

944 

Continental School (early 20 th 

century) 

Parisian street scene at night 

Oil on canvas, 35.5cm by 41cm 

**Oil sketch portrait of a gentleman verso 

£300 - 500 

945 

Albert Friedrich Schroder 

(1854-1939) German 

"The Solo"; 

"The Toast" 

Both signed and inscribed, oil on canvas, 

each 50cm by 60cm (pair) 

£4500 - 5000 

946 

Casimir van den Daele (1818-1880) 

Gentleman and lady winding wool in an 

interior; 

Musical serenade, gentleman playing a 

violin beside a table 

Both signed and dated 1859 and 1860 

respectively, one inscribed verso, oil on 

panel, each 68cm by 92cm (pair) 

£2000 - 3000 

947 

Casimir van den Daele (1818-1880) 

"The Centre of Attention" 

Signed, oil on panel, 69cm by 91.5cm 

£800 - 1200

948 

Gennara Guglielmi (b.1804) Italian 

Interior scene with elegantly dressed 

ladies and gentlemen playing cards 


£800 - 1200 

949 

Attributed to Frederico Ballesio (19 th 

century) Italian 

Gentleman playing a piano in an interior 

With strengthened signature, inscribed 

Roma - Tivoli, oil on canvas, 45cm by 

63cm 

£700 - 1000 

950 

J...Breton (19 th century) 

The young sailor's return 


£1200 - 1500 

951 

Attributed to Gaetano Lodi 

(1830-1886) 

A difference of opinion; 

Lighting up 

Both signed, inscribed on plaques, oil on 

canvas, each 42cm by 53cm (pair) 

£600 - 800 

952 

Continental School (19 th century) 

Fishing boats and other shipping in a swell 

Indistinctly signed and dated, oil on panel, 

29cm by 43.5cm, unframed 

£700 - 900 

953 

A... de Groote (1892-1947) Dutch 

"Stadswal von Elburg" 

Signed and inscribed, oil on panel, 38cm 

by 30.5cm 

£200 - 300 

954 

Onorato Carlandi (1848-1939) Italian 

Sunlit wooded glade 

Signed and inscribed Roma, inscribed on 

the frame Et In Terra Pax, oil on canvas, 

81cm by 101cm 

£2000 - 2500 

955 

Peder Monsted (1859-1941) Danish 

"Tranquil Waters" 

Signed, indistinctly inscribed and dated 

1912, oil on canvas, 35cm by 49cm 

**Provenance: Priory Gallery (RM & E 

James), Station Road, Bishops Cleeve, 

Cheltenham 


July 2001 

£5000 - 7000 

956 

Alfred Edouard van Bylandt 

(1829-1890) Dutch 

“Spring Ploughing” 


51cm by 70cm 

£1000 - 1500 

957 

Benjamin Blake (c.1770-c.1830) 

Larder scene with dead game and sporting 

dogs; 

Larder scene with dead game, sporting 

dogs and a shotgun 

Oil on canvas, each 25.5cm by 20.5cm 

(pair) 

£600 - 800 

958 

Bessie Bamber (fl.1900-1910) 

Kitten seated beside a Japanese parasol; 

Kitten seated beside a muffin dish and 

cover 

Monogrammed, oil on milk glass, each 

9.5cm by 15.5cm (pair) 

£700 - 900

959 

Florence Mabel Hollams SWA (Mrs C L 

Fox) (1877-1963) 

"Golden Eagle", study of a hunter 

Signed and dated 1931, inscribed, oil on 

panel, 31cm by 43cm 

£400 - 600 

960 

Lionel Hamilton-Renwick 

(1919-2003) 

"Study for Portrait, Mill Reef, Newmarket" 

Signed, inscribed and dated 1983, oil on 


**Provenance: Arthur Ackermann & Son 

Ltd, Old Bond Street, London 

£600 - 800 

961 

Circle of John Dalby (early 19 th 

century) 

“Penelope York's Hunters” 

Inscribed and dated 1837 on a plaque, oil 


£600 - 900 

962 

Attributed to Samuel Alken Jnr 

(1784-c.1825) 

Huntsmen on horseback with hounds and 

other figures in the distance; 

The Whipper-In on horseback with 

foxhounds 

Oil on canvas, laid down on board, each 


£2500 - 3000 

963 

James Barenger (1780-1831) 

"Mares and Foals near a Thatched Barn" 


oil on canvas, 71.5cm by 91.5cm 

**Provenance: Ex. collection 2nd Baron 

Gretton, Stapleford Park, Leicestershire 

£5000 - 7000 

964 

H...Raoul Millais (1901-1991) 

Stags on a hillside 

Initialled, inscribed verso, oil on canvas, 

20.5cm by 25.5cm 

£500 - 700 

965 

Charles Cooper Henderson 

(1803-1877) 

The London to Louth mail coach on an 

open road 


£1200 - 1500 

966 

George Edward Lodge (1860-1954) 

"Three Alternatives Strathgartney" 


36cm by 56cm 

**Provenance: Arthur Greatorex Ltd, 

Grafton Street, London; and Sotheby's, 23 

April 1991, lot 55 

£3000 - 4000 

967 

John Emms (1843-1912) 

Donkey and a dog beside a cottage 



£3000 - 3500 

968 

William Weekes (fl.1856-1909) 

"A Surprise" 

Initialled, inscribed on the frame below, oil 


£1000 - 1500 

969 

Colin Graeme Roe (1855-1910) 

Ponies and a foal in a moorland landscape 



£1000 - 1200

970 


Portrait of a gentleman, head and 

shoulders, wearing military uniform 


£500 - 600 

971 

Ernest Crofts RA (1847-1911) 

Soldiers on horseback, with the walking 

wounded nearby 


£600 - 900 

972 

William Duffield (1816-1863) 

Still life of a salmon in an earthenware 

bowl 


£600 - 800 

973 

Michelangelo Meucci (19 th century) 

Italian 

Hanging songbirds; 

Hanging songbirds 

Both signed, inscribed Firenze and dated 

1873, oil on panel, oval, each 21cm by 

17cm (pair) 

£500 - 700 

974 

John Bernard Munns RBSA, NSA 

(1869-1942) 

Still life of fruit on a blue and white dish, 

with an apple and a figurine 


£250 - 300 

975 

Frederick Victor Bailey (1919-1997) 

Still life of flowers in a vase, raspberries 

and blackcurrants nearby 

Signed, oil on panel, 64cm by 48cm 

**Provenance: Ex collection Thornton 

Collection, York 

£500 - 700 

976 

Frederick Victor Bailey (1919-1997) 

Still life of flowers and insects 

Signed, oil on panel, 77cm by 68cm 

**Provenance: Ex collection Thornton 

Collection, York 

£700 - 900 

977 

Owen Waters (1916-2004) 

"The Bure Valley at Saxthorpe" 

Signed, inscribed verso, oil on board, 

61cm by 91cm 

£800 - 1000 

978 

Daniel van der Putten (b.1949) 

"Morning Snow, Farthingstone, 

Northamptonshire" 

Signed, inscribed verso, oil on panel, 25cm 

by 35.5cm 

£1000 - 1200 

979 

Henry Stanier (fl.1847-1884, d.1892) 

Young man seated on a chair playing a 

lute 

Signed and dated 1861, oil on panel, 

28.5cm by 34.5cm 

£600 - 800 

980 

Edwin Hughes (fl.1872-1892) 

“Conversation Piece, Interior with Cavalier 

and Lady Standing before a Table” 


verso, oil on panel, 24cm by 20.5cm 

£250 - 300 

981 

S... Dawson (19 th century) 

Comforting Baby 


£400 - 600

982 

S... Dawson (19 th century) 

Interior scene with a girl knitting beside a 

fireplace, children nearby 


£300 - 500 

983 

Joseph Clark ROI (1834-1926) 

“Bedtime” 

Signed and dated 1890, oil on board, 


£600 - 700 

984 

Attributed to Joseph H. Barnes 

(fl.1867-1887) 

Children feeding ducks beside a pond 

Signed Barnes, oil on canvas, 61cm by 

51cm 

£500 - 700 

985 

R...Favelle (19 th century) 

“Crossing the Stream” 

Signed, inscribed verso, oil on panel, 21cm 

by 16cm 

**Provenance: Prestwich Fine Art, 

Manchester 

£500 - 600 

986 


"Happy Days" 


77.5cm by 64.5cm 

**Provenance: Iain Dodgson, Lower 

Church Street, Lancaster 

£2000 - 3000 

987 

George Sherwood Hunter RBA 

(fl.1855-1893) 

"The Angelus Volendam, North Holland" 


verso, oil on canvas, 105cm by 79.5cm, in 

its original exhibition gilded frame 

**Exhibited in Rome 1911 - The British 

Section of the Royal Commission 

International Fine-Arts Exhibition 

£600 - 800 

988 

Edwin Long RA (1829-1891) 

Study of a bearded Arab gentleman 

Monogrammed, oil on canvas, a 

preparatory unfinished study, 44cm by 

33.5cm 

£800 - 1200 

989 

W...E...Sticks (19 th century) 

“The Honeymoon, the Fourth Week” 



£1000 - 1500 

990 

Alex Brantingham Simpson RI 

(fl.1904-1931) 

“The Bookworm”; 

Gentleman standing beside a window 

smoking a clay pipe 

Signed, one inscribed verso, oil on board, 

17cm by 22.5cm and 21.5cm by 14cm 


£400 - 600 

991 

Walter Dendy Sadler RBA 

(1854-1923) 

Garden scene with a gentleman seated at 

a table 


**Possibly the work exhibited at the Royal 

Academy entitled A Goodly Catch in 1884, 

no 1542

***Sold with a black and white engraving 

of the subject, signed by the artist and the 

printer James Dobi, published in 1901 by 

Lefvere & Son, St James's, London 

£3000 - 5000 

992 

William Mellor (1851-1931) 

“The Fairy Glen, Betws-y-Coed” 



£1500 - 1800 

993 

George Graham RSW, RI, ROI 

(resigned), RBA (1881-1949) 

"Winter at Redmire" 



£500 - 600 

994 

Reginald Grange Brundrit RA, ROI 

(1883-1960) 

"China Clay", scene at St Austell 


92cm by 122cm 

**The work was exhibited at the Royal 

Academy in 1961 

£800 - 1200 

995 


(1883-1960) 

Dales village, with cottages amongst trees 


£300 - 400 

996 


(1883-1960) 

"Helmsley Castle" 

Signed, indistinctly inscribed verso, oil on 

canvas, 51cm by 66.5cm 

£350 - 450 

997 


(1883-1960) 

"Near Grassington, Yorkshire" 


36cm by 46cm 

£250 - 300 

998 

Arthur A. Friedenson (1872-1955) 

"Morning - Middlebere Heath, Dorset" 



£1500 - 2000 

999 

Arthur A. Friedenson (1872-1955) 

"Sunset after Rain" 


oil on panel, 32.5cm by 40.5cm 

£600 - 800 

1000 

Kershaw Schofield (1872-1941) 

Sheep grazing in a sunlit meadow, possibly 

the Vale of York 


£1500 - 2000 

1001 

Stephen Frank Wasley (1848-1934) 

“Whitby Harbour from St Anne's, Staithes” 


£800 - 1000 

1002 

Augustus William Enness RBA 

(1876-1948) 

Whitby Harbour 


31cm by 41cm 

£600 - 800

1003 

Richard Weatherill (1844-1923) 

Fishing boat entering Whitby Harbour with 

figures on a quayside 


£2500 - 3000 

1004 

Richard Weatherill (1844-1923) 

“Whitby from Upgang showing the Two 

Lime-Kiln there in 1853, before the East 

Pier Lighthouse was Built” 



£2500 - 3000 

1005 

Joseph Alfred Terry RBA (1872-1939) 

"The Old School" 

Signed and inscribed verso, oil on paper, 

25.5cm by 31.5cm 

£150 - 200 

1006 

James William Booth RCamA 

(1867-1953) 

Horses in a sunlit field 


£5000 - 7000 

1007 

Owen Bowen ROI, PRCamA 

(1873-1967) 

The Picnic, a country lane with a shepherd 

and sheep 


**The work is illustrated on the back 

dustcover of Painters in the Northern 

Counties of England and Wales by 

Professor Dennis Child 

£800 - 1000 

1008 

Owen Bowen ROI, PRCamA 

(1873-1967) 

Dales barn amongst trees 

Signed, oil on canvas board, 30.5cm by 

40.5cm 

£400 - 600 

1009 

Attributed to Owen Bowen ROI, 

PRCamA (1873-1967) 

Farmyard with chickens beside a barn 

Bears a signature, oil on canvas, 30.5cm 

by 40.5cm 

£300 - 400 

1010 


(1870-1909) 

Coastal scene with rocks 


36cm 

**Provenance: Phillips & Sons, The Dower 

House, Cockham, Berkshire 

£200 - 300 

1011 

Mark Senior NPS (1862-1927) 

“Breton Lace Makers” 

Signed, inscribed, oil on canvas, 46.5cm 

by 51cm 

£3000 - 4000 

Contemporary Art 

1012 

David Russell Anderson RSW 

(1884-1973) 

"The Seine" 


**Provenance: Exhibition at Bradford City 

Art Gallery & Museums, Cartwright Hall, 

Bradford, 11 January-11 February 1973 

no.12

***By descent from artist's family. 

David Anderson studied in Glasgow before 

moving to Paris in 1905 where he studied 

at the Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris. He 

returned to a career in journalism and 

became the Editor in Chief of the 

Associated Scottish Newspapers based in 

Glasgow before retiring to Ilkley in 1946. 

£500 - 600 

1013 


(1884-1973) 

Still Life with Apple 

Signed, oil on board, 35.5cm by 48.5cm 

£300 - 400 

1014 


(1884-1973) 

Garelochhead, Scotland 

Oil on board, 62cm by 75cm 

£300 - 400 

1015 


(1884-1973) 

"Artist's Dining Room, Hope Street, 

Glasgow" 

Signed, inscribed on stretcher , oil on 


£300 - 400 

1016 

Sue Atkinson (b.1949) 

"Winter's Day" 

Signed, mixed media on paper, 29cm by 

29cm 

**Provenance: Zillah Bell Gallery, Thirsk, 

North Yorkshire 

£200 - 300 

1017 

Edited by Bowness (Alan) with an 

introductory essay by Rosenthal (T.G) 

Ivon Hitchens, published by Lund 

Humphries, London 1973; Woolf 

(Virginia) Walter Sickert: a conversation, 

published by the Hogarth Press 1934; 

Dube-Heynig (Annemarie) Kirchner: 

Graphic work, Germany 1961; Kitching 

(Arthur) Pavements and People, Smith 

Settle, Otley 1987; Kitching (Arthur) 

Sea and Sand, Smith Settle, Otley 1988; 

Heron (Tom) Call it a day, Cornwall 1977 

(6) 

£120 - 180 

1018 

John Randall Bratby RA (1928-1992) 

"Seagull 2, Reid's Hotel, Funchal, Madeira" 

Signed, inscribed and dated Tuesday 26 th 

April 1983, pencil drawing, 25cm by 34cm 

£300 - 400 

1019 

Frederick Brill (1920-1984) 

"The Railway Viaduct" (Sandsend) 

Signed, dated 1958 and inscribed verso, 

pen and black ink preparatory/working 

sketch on paper, 50cm by 36cm 

**Brill did not generally sign his work. 

***Provenance: labelled Galerie de Seine, 

and City of Manchester Art Gallery label 

numbered 20990. 

£300 - 500 

1020 

Piers Browne (b.1942) 

"October in Walden, Wensleydale" 

Signed and indistinctly dated, oil on board, 


**Provenance: Bernhardt Gallery 

£300 - 400

1021 

After Marc Chagall (1887-1985) 

French/Russian 

"The Mountebanks" 

Original black and white lithographic print, 

inscribed verso, 31.5cm by 24.5cm 

**Provenance: William Weston Gallery, 7 

Royal Arcade, Albemarle Street, London 

***From the edition issued for: Chagall 

Vol 2 Sauret 1963 ref. Mourlot 395 

£1000 - 1200 

1022 

Jack Cudworth (b.1930) 

River landscape with a figure in a boat 

beside a bridge 

Signed, inscribed, oil on board, 26cm by 

36.5cm 

**Provenance: Walker Galleries, 6 

Montpellier Gardens, Harrogate 

£200 - 300 

1023 

Gordon Davies (1926-2007) 

"Barga, Early Morning" 

Signed and dated (19)77, inscribed and 

titled verso, oil on board, 22cm by 27cm 

**Provenance: King Street Galleries Ltd, 

17 King Street, St James's, London, stock 

no. 188, 21 st April 1978 

£250 - 300 

1024 

Maya Eventov (b.1964) Russian 

Lakeside Cottage 

Oil on board, 54.5cm by 74cm 

£250 - 350 

1025 

Margaret Firth (1898-1991) 

Still life of flowers in a vase, other objects 

nearby 


oil on board, 56cm by 66cm 

£150 - 200 

1026 

Dianne Elizabeth Flynn (b.1939) 

"Under the Parasol, Checka when Young" 


30.5cm by 40.5cm 

£300 - 500 

1027 

....Fowler (20 th century) 

Figures on a village lane beside cottages 

Oil on board, 25cm by 35.5cm 

£300 - 350 

1028 

Sir Terry Frost (1915-2003) 

Bow Movement (Kemp 16), 

Signed and dated (19)54, (there was no 

edition), printed by the artist, St Ives, 

black and white drypoint etching, 14cm by 

34cm (pl) 

£800 - 1200 

1029 

Robin Furness (b.1933) 

"Pines Shoot" 


watercolour and gouache, 45cm by 38cm 

£100 - 150 

1030 

Robin Furness (b.1933) 

"Chance of a Left and Right - One Down 

One to Go!" 


oil on canvas board, 41cm by 51cm 

£300 - 350 

1031 

Michael Gibbison (b.1937) 

"At the Races" 


gouache heightened with white, 54.5cm by 

71.5cm 

**Provenance: Duncalfe Galleries, 

Harrogate & London 

£500 - 700

1032 


"Vivienne Westwood" 


watercolour and gouache, 61.5cm by 

53.5cm 

£600 - 800 

1033 


"Boy George" 


watercolour and gouache, 72.5cm by 

50.5cm 

£600 - 800 

1034 

Donald Grant (b.1942) 

Hunting scene with figures on horseback 

Signed, inscribed on a plaque, oil on 

canvas, 61cm by 91.5cm 

**Provenance: MacConnal-Mason & Son 

Ltd, 14 Duke Street, St James's, London 

£1500 - 2500 

1035 

Douglas Gray (b.1965) 

"Cobbles, Scarborough Harbour" 


29cm by 39cm 

£200 - 300 

1036 

Mark Halsey (b.1961) 

"Mandala" 

Signed limited edition artist proof No.1/25, 


£100 - 200 

1037 

After Rolf Harris (b.1930) Australian 

"Winter Sunrise" 

Signed limited edition 73/195, giclee paper 

and canvas board, 46cm by 68cm 

**Sold with certificate of authenticity 

£200 - 300 

1038 

Charles John Harrison RA (b.1945) 

Trompe L'Oeil of Talavera pottery and 

antique scissor snuffers 

Signed with the artist's initials, oil on 


**Provenance: William Sissons Gallery 

£2000 - 3000 

1039 

... Helios (b.1959) 

"Casas junto al Rio (Estella)" 


£200 - 300 

1040 

Demelsa Houghton (20th/21st 

century) 

Nude Studies 

All three signed, inscribed on each 

stretcher verso with date July (20)03, oil 

on canvas, two 127cm by 46cm, one 

101cm by 33cm, unframed (3) 

£450 - 500 

1041 

Doug Hyde (b.1972) 

"Light of My Life" 

Signed artist's proof 10/40, inscribed with 

title in pencil, on giclee paper, 59cm by 

37.5cm 

**Sold with certificate of authenticity and 

Time of My Life booklet 

£200 - 300 

1042 

Vladan Ignatovic (b.1955) 

Yugoslavian 

Pattern VI 

Pair, oil on canvas, inscribed on one verso, 

both 28.5cm 33cm (2) 

£100 - 200

1043 

Barbara Jones (1912-1978) 

"Launching of the Holland Submarine 

No.1, at Barrow, 1901"; 

"Marconi Transmitting the First Radio 

Signals from Cornwall to Newfoundland, 

1901"; 

"Louis Bleriot flying the English Channel, 

1909" 

All signed, inscribed verso, pencil and 

watercolour, each 28cm by 40cm (3) 

**Produced for the series of A Half 

Century of Progress, commissioned by the 

Financial Times in 1950 

***Provenance: Abbott & Holder Ltd, 30 

Museum Street, London 

£2000 - 2500 

1044 

Jacob Kramer (1892-1962) 

Portrait study of a young woman 

Signed, pastel drawing on tinted paper, 


£300 - 400 

1045 

Jacob Kramer (1892-1962) 

Portrait study of a woman, her eyes closed 

Signed, pastel drawing on tinted paper, 

49cm by 40cm 

£300 - 400 

1046 

Philip Lambe (b.1961) 

White Magnolia 


£300 - 400 

1047 

Giuliana Lazzerini (20 th /21 st century) 

Italian 

"Ancient City" 

Signed, inscribed on a label verso, acrylic 

on card, 55cm by 55cm 

£400 - 600 

1048 

Giuliana Lazzerini (20 th /21 st century) 

Italian 

"Stairway to the Moon" 

Signed, inscribed verso, inkwash on card, 


£300 - 400 

1049 

After John Lennon (1940-1980) 

"Dada Mama" from the Bag One Suite 

1988 

Lithograph, stamped and numbered in 

pencil, inscribed 843/3000E Bruce McGaw 

Graphics publication 1988, 88cm by 

58.5cm 

£200 - 300 

1050 

After John Lennon (1940-1980) 

"Baby Grand" from the Bag One Suite 

1988 

Lithograph, stamped and numbered in 

pencil, inscribed 843/3000E, 87.5cm by 

58.5cm 

£200 - 300 

1051 

Alan Lowndes (1921-1978) 

Study of a green trawler towing a small 

boat 

Signed and dated 1962, oil on canvas 

board, 23.5cm by 29.5cm 

£2500 - 3000 

1052 

After Laurence Stephen Lowry RA 

(1887-1976) 

"Peel Park" 

Signed in pencil, with Fine Art Trade Guild 

blindstamp, from an edition of 850, 

published by Venture Prints Ltd, a colour 

reproduction, 41cm by 78cm 

£700 - 900

1053 


(1887-1976) 

"St Luke's, London" 

Signed in pencil, with Grove Fine Art 

blindstamp, from an edition of 850, a 

colour reproduction, 64cm by 46.5cm 

£500 - 600 

1054 


(1887-1976) 

"The Reference Library" 


blindstamp, from an edition of 850, black 

and white reproduction, 26.5cm by 36cm 

**The work is taken from a pencil drawing 

£400 - 600 

1055 


(1887-1976) 

"Two Brothers" 



coloured reproduction, 63cm by 31.5cm 

£400 - 600 

1056 


(1887-1976) 

"Three Men and a Cat" 

Signed in biro, with Fine Art Trade Guild 


coloured reproduction, 27cm by 17.5cm 

£500 - 700 

1057 


(1887-1976) 

"The Pond" 



coloured reproduction, 45cm by 58cm 

£400 - 600 

1058 

John Mackie (b.1955) 

"Paysage Midi France" 


pastel drawing, 48cm by 63cm 

**Provenance: Duncalfe Galleries, 

Harrogate & London The Artist's One Man 

Exhibition 1989 

***Exhibited at the Harrogate Festival 

Exhibition 

****Sold with a copy of the Festival 

Catalogue Cover 1989 

£800 - 900 

1059 


"Restaurant Salses Village, France" 



**Exhibited at the Harrogate Festival 

Exhibition 1989 

***Provenance: Duncalfe Galleries, 

Harrogate, North Yorkshire 

£1000 - 1500 

1060 


"Poppies near Elné, Perpignan" 



£600 - 700 

1061 


"Provence", harbour scene with figures 

and fishing boats 

Signed and dated (19)88, pastel drawing, 

48cm by 64cm 

£600 - 800 

1062 


"Provence", sunlit avenue with figures and 

children 

Signed, pastel drawing, 49cm by 59.5cm 

£600 - 800

1063 

Tom McGuinness (1926-2006) 

Miner's Lamp 

Signed and dated (19)87, mixed media, 

24cm by 15cm 

£300 - 400 

1064 

Graham McKean (b.1962) 

The Clandestine Embrace 

The Kiss 

Both signed, pencil on paper, one 12.5cm 

by 11.5cm the other 10.5cm by 9.5cm 

£150 - 200 

1065 

John Milan (b.1968) 

Abstract cityscape 

Acrylic on board, 44cm by 89.5cm 

£200 - 300 

1066 

Adam Millen (20th/21st century) 

An Industrial Skyline 

Acrylic on board, 39.5cm by 65cm 

£100 - 200 

1067 

After Henry Moore OM, RA 

(1898-1986) 

"Sketchbook 1980" 

Limited facsimile edition, number C82/350; 

together with a Book written by Ann 

Garrould with a forward by Bernhard Baer 

and an Exhibition Catalogue published by 

the Berkeley Square Gallery, London, 14 th 

November - 7 th December, all contained 

within a specially made and presented 

box, overall size 27cm by 21cm 

**Provenance: CCA Galleries, Christie's 

Contemporary Art, 8 Dover Street, London 

***Sold with the original invoices, dated 

21 st April 1987 

£300 - 400 

1068 

Charles Murray (1894-1954) 

"Ben Avie, Scotland" 


41cm by 51cm 

**Provenance: Dennis Brown & Phillips 

Ltd, Leicester Galleries, London, exhibited 

March 1951 no.5 

£300 - 400 

1069 

Carlos Nadal (1917-1998) Spanish 

"La Plage" 


oil and mixed media on paper laid on 

canvas, 23.5cm by 28.5cm 

**Illustrated on page 128 Carlos Nadal, an 

English Perspective 2010 

***Sold with a certificate of authenticity 

and a book entitled Carlos Nadal 

(1917-1998) An English Perspective by 

John Duncalfe and published by the 

Tillington Press 2010 

£5000 - 7000 

1070 

Philip Naviasky (1894-1983) 

"Street Scene in North Africa" 


24cm by 31cm 

£150 - 200 

1071 

Alexandra Nechita (20th/21st 

century) Romanian/American 

"Narcissus and Echo" 

Lithograph, signed and dated (20)03, 

Idem Paris blindstamp, edition 104/195, 

51.5cm by 71.5cm 

£200 - 300

1072 

Gerald Norden (1912-2000) 

Trompe l'Oeil depicting a piece of blue 

paper inscribed "Not to be Shown to 

Persons of a Nervous Disposition" 

Signed and dated (19)91, oil on board, 

40.5cm by 30.5cm, unframed 

£300 - 350 

1073 

Kitty North (b.1963) 

"Cottage/Barn Grey Swirl" 


oil on canvas, 25cm by 35.5cm; and 

Path leading to a farmhouse 

Signed on the backing board verso, oil on 

canvas, 24cm by 30.5cm (2) 

£200 - 300 

1074 

Patrick Oliver (1933-2009) 

Abstract study 


£250 - 350 

1075 


"High Force" 



£800 - 1000 

1076 


"Kinsdale" 

Signed, inscribed and dated (19)90 verso, 


£800 - 1000 

1077 

After Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) 

Musee Municipal D'Art Moderne Ceret, 

1958 

A poster for an exhibition, 66cm by 

48.5cm 

£200 - 300 

1078 

After Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) 

Spanish 

"Danseuse et Picador" 

Ex. inscribed in the margin in graphite 

180/500, monotone lithograph, labelled to 

verso The Redfern Gallery Ltd. 20 Cork 

Street, Burlington Gardens, Bond Street, 

London, W1 Title "Picador & Dancing 

Woman" Artist PICASSO Purchaser 

M.G.Balme Esq., Date 20th February 1969, 

40cm by 52cm 

£600 - 900 

1079 

John Piper LG (1903-1992) 

"Stansfield, Suffolk" 

Signed artist's proof, limited edition 

98/100, published September 1987, colour 

screen print, 94cm by 53cm 

**Provenance: CCA Galleries, Christie's 

Contemporary Art, 8 Dover Street, London 

***Sold with a copy of the original invoice 

dated 9 th March 1987 and a John Piper 

Exhibition catalogue, Berkeley Square 

Gallery, 23a Bruton Street, London, 5 th 

December 2000, see item 40; and "The 

Complete Graphic Works, Catalogue 

Raisonne, 1923-1983", compiled and 

edited by Orde Levinson 

£800 - 1200 

1080 

After Lucien Pissarro (1863-1944) 

"In the Field, from the Queen of the 

Fishes" 

Original five-colour woodcut, 1897, 

monogrammed in the block, as published 

in the Pageant 1898, 14cm by 10cm 



****Sold with the original invoice dated 

28 th January 1988 and other original 

documents. From the 1st Book Eragny 

Press 1894 

£100 - 150

1081 

After Camille & Lucien Pissarro 

(1830-1903) (1863-1944) 

"La Becheuse, Woman Digging" 

Signed with the monograms of both 

artists, inscribed in pencil, limited edition 

woodcut print, 11/20, after a drawing by 

Camille Pissaro (circa 1895), 13.5cm by 

8.5cm 



***From the edition of 20 hand-printed 

proofs (rare). Sold with the original 

invoice dated 12 th May 1988 and insurance 

valuation 

£250 - 300 

1082 

...Principe (20th century) 

Two Edwardian ladies 


**Provenance: Marble Arch Art Gallery, 

Quebec Street, London 

£300 - 500 

1083 

Jose Manuel Reyes (b.1963) Spanish 

Still life of lemons 

Signed, oil on board, 44.5cm by 36.5cm 

£500 - 700 

1084 

Jose Manuel Reyes (b.1963) Spanish 

Still life of grapes 


£500 - 700 

1085 

Harold Riley (b.1934) 

Canal scene at dusk with shipping beside 

an old bridge 

Signed and dated (19)70, pastel drawing 

on tinted paper, 58.5cm by 49.5cm 

£600 - 800 

1086 

After Harold Riley (b.1934) 

"Rabbi and Child" 

Signed artist's proof, dated (19)70, 

numbered 1, black and white print, 56cm 

by 41cm 

£150 - 200 

1087 

Zdzislaw Ruszkowski (1907-1991) 

Polish 

Landscape in Greece (Melissia) 

Signed, oil on canvas, inscribed verso 

Melissia, 49cm by 69cm 

**Illustrated page 245, No.516, 

Ruszkowski A Catalogue Raisonne of his 

Paintings, by Michael Simonow, published 

1987 

***Provenance: Purchased by Mr and Mrs 

M G Balme from the artist in 1982. 

£2000 - 3000 

1088 

Joseph (Joe) Scarborough (b.1938) 

"The Return of Bill "Iron" Hague the British 

Heavyweight Boxer to Mexborough 

Station" 

Signed and dated (19)87, oil on canvas, 

76cm by 102cm 

**Sold with a typed story on the return of 

Bill "Iron" Hague after winning the British 

Heavyweight title in London in 1909. The 

picture depicts the Montague Arms, 

fairground, market hall and market place; 

with other written provenance relating to 

the historical element of the scene and 

various sketches by the artist etc

***Born in Sheffield, he is most famous 

for painting humorous scenes of Sheffield 

life. A face worker at the Thorpe Hesley 

colliery, he was inspired to paint by the 

contrast of the darkness of the mines and 

the lightness of the real world above the 

ground. In 1968 disenchantment with the 

pits led to numerous jobs - labourer, 

municipal park gardener and 

washer-upper. For years he pushed a 

handcart, packed with paintings round all 

his local pubs selling what he could in 

almost folkloric-like tradition, becoming at 

times like the characters he went on to 

portray in later scenes 

£2000 - 3000 

1089 

William Selby (b.1933) 

Ferrybridge Powerstation with coal barges 

on the River Aire 

Signed, pencil, felt tip pen and 


£300 - 400 

1090 

Margaret Shields (20th/21st century) 

Fairground 

Signed and dated (19)70, oil on board, 

44cm by 59cm 

£400 - 600 

1091 

Fletcher Sibthorp (b.1967) 

Bailadora y Caballo (Dancer and Stallion) 

Signed and numbered 267/295, limited 

edition gilcee print, 58cm by 74cm 

**Provenance: Buckingham Fine Art 

£150 - 250 

1092 

Neil Simone (b.1947) 

Reflection of Whitby 

Signed, oil on board,36.5cm by 29cm 

£150 - 200 

1093 


"Cast Amid the Shadows" 


£300 - 400 

1094 


"Between the Tides" 


**Provenance: Creskeld Gallery, Pateley 

Bridge, North Yorkshire 

£200 - 400 

1095 


The disused signal box 


£300 - 400 

1096 


Milk churns by a stile, 

Signed, oil on board, 75.5cm by 90cm 

£300 - 400 

1097 

Derek Slater (20 th /21 st century) 

Two miners working underground 

Signed, oil on canvas, 91.5cm by 122cm 

£600 - 800 

1098 

D...Sloane (20 th /21 st century) 

Abstract landscape with trees and fields 

Signed, watercolour and gouache, 47.5cm 

by 47.5cm 

£80 - 100 

1099 

Ruskin Spear RA, PLG, ARCA(Lond) 

(1911-1990) 

Interior scene with figures reading by 

lamplight 

Signed, inscribed on the mount below and 

verso, pastel drawing, 17cm by 22.5cm

**Provenance: The Parker Gallery 

£200 - 300 

1100 

Neil Spilman (b.1951) 

Winter landscape with farmer, collie and 

Landrover 


£100 - 200 

1101 

After MacKenzie Thorpe (b.1956) 

"'Golden Sheep" 

Colour print, signed in pencil with the 

artist's monogram, titled and numbered 

1191/2000, Washington Green blindstamp, 

27cm by 21cm 


£60 - 80 

1102 

After MacKenzie Thorpe (b.1956) 

"Interflora" 

Colour print, signed in pencil, titled and 

numbered 204/850, Washington Green 

blindstamp, 42cm by 50cm 


£80 - 120 

1103 

Godfrey Tonks (b.1948) 

"View from the Old Road Cala San Vicente" 

Signed, inscribed on label verso, pastel 

drawing, 41.5cm by 52.5cm 

£300 - 350 

1104 

Margaret Uttley (b.1965) 

"Dona" 

Signed, watercolour, 55cm by 71cm 

**Provenance: The Spiral Gallery, Settle, 

North Yorkshire 

£200 - 300 

1105 

Margaret Uttley (b.1965) 

"Warrendale Knotts" 

Signed, inscribed and dated (20)05, 

charcoal and pencil on paper, 56.5cm by 

57cm 

£100 - 150 

1106 

Hayward Veal (1913-1968) 

Australian 

Figures at a sunlit restaurant 


**The artist taught Rolf Harris to paint. 

Sold with a press cutting relating to this 

fact. 

£600 - 800 

1107 

Jonathan Armigel Wade (b.1960) 

"Farmers" 



£1000 - 1200 

1108 


"Homeland" 


32cm by 54cm 

£600 - 800 

1109 


"Crossing the Brook" 

Signed, inscribed verso, oil on board, oval, 

4cm by 6.5cm 

£200 - 300 

1110 

Alfred Wallis (1855-1942) 

Three yachts passing a lighthouse and 

dolphins (and Ship with five crew entering 

harbour with two lighthouses, verso) 

(double sided) 

Both signed, pencil and crayon on paper, 

25.5cm by 36.5cm

**It is believed that Wallis started to paint 

'for company' following the death of his 

wife, Susan, in 1922. 

Born into poverty he taught himself to 

draw and paint from memory on whatever 

surface he could find and sometimes using 

old boat paint he would depict mostly his 

knowledge of St. Ives and life at sea. 

The artists Ben Nicholson and Christopher 

Wood first saw Wallis' work in 1928 when 

he had been painting for just a few years. 

In 1943 Ben Nicholson said "using the 

materials nearest to hand is the motive 

and method of the first creative artist. 

Certainly his vision is a remarkable thing 

with an intensity and depth of experience 

which makes it much more than merely 

child-like". 

Wallis died in 1942, having spent the last 

few years of his life in the workhouse in 

Madron but living as a celebrity with his 

work exhibited in London. 

£6000 - 9000 

1111 

Vernon de Beauvoir Ward 

(1905-1985) 

"Portrait of a Lady", after the painting by 

Lord Leighton 


oil on canvas board, 17.5cm by 14cm 

**Born in Hampstead, the son of artist 

Albert Ward. Studied art at the Slade 

School. Elected an associate of the Royal 

Society of British Artist in 1926 and 

exhibited at the Royal Society and the 

Royal Institute of Oil Painters. 

£150 - 200 

1112 


(1905-1985) 

Two gulls on a beach 

Signed and indistinctly dated, oil on board, 

15cm by 18.5cm, unframed 

£500 - 600 

1113 


(1905-1985) 

"The Garden at Sudbrook - 1941" 

Signed, inscribed and dated verso, oil on 

board, 21.5cm by 15cm, unframed 

£300 - 400 

1114 


(1905-1985) 

"Sudbrook House" 


21.5cm by 15.5cm, unframed 

**It was at Sudbrook House the artist 

convalesced when he suffered a severe 

breakdown 

£300 - 400 

1115 


(1905-1985) 

"Seagulls, Looe Harbour" 


21.5cm, unframed 

£300 - 400 

1116 

William Edward Ware (1915-1997) 

"A Bend in the Road" 

Inscribed and titled on a plaque, oil on 


£250 - 350 

1117 

Charles Wyatt Warren (1908-1993) 

Welsh mountainous landscape 

Signed, oil on board, 30cm by 76.5cm 

£500 - 600 

1118 

Lucy M. Wiles (1920-2008) 

Young black girl kneeling in a field, a pig 

nearby 


47.5cm 

£200 - 300

1119 

Norman Wilkinson CBE, PRI, ROI, 

RSMA, HRWS (1878-1971) 

Bamburgh Castle 

Signed, oil on canvas board, 30cm by 

40cm 

£500 - 700 

1120 

Norman Wilkinson CBE, PRI, ROI, 

RSMA, HRWS (1878-1971) 

St Paul's from the Thames 

Signed, oil on canvas board, 30cm by 

40cm 

£600 - 800 

1121 

Christopher Wood (b.1962) 

Wooded valley with hills beyond 

Signed with the artist's initials and dated 

1998, oil/acrylic on canvas, 91.5cm by 

86.5cm 

£500 - 700 

1122 

Theodore Zimmerman (b.1937) 

"Jersey" 

Signed and inscribed, pastel drawing, 


£300 - 350 

1123 

Doris Zinkeisen (1898-1991) 

"Costume Designed for Review worn by a 

Chorus of Eight Girls"; 

"Costume Design used by a Chorus of 

Twenty Four Girls" 

Inscribed on the mount, pencil and 


49.5cm by 35.5cm (pair) 

£300 - 400 

Decorative Art & Modern Design 

1124 

A William Moorcroft Macintyre Florian 

Ware Vase, circa 1902, tubelined with 

yellow flowers, on a blue ground, printed 

brown factory mark and green painted 

monogram and des, painted M1639 and B, 

10cm 

£300 - 500 

1125 

A William Moorcroft Leaf and Grape 

Pattern Vase, on a blue/green wash 

ground, impressed factory marks and H.M 

THE QUEEN, facsimile signature and green 

painted monogram, 15cm 

£250 - 350 

1126 

A William Moorcroft Pansy Pattern 

Vase, circa 1920's/30's, on a dark blue 

ground, impressed factory marks and 18, 

blue painted monogram, 15.5cm 

(restored) 

£120 - 180 

1127 

A William Moorcroft Pansy Pattern 

Vase, circa 1920's/30's, on a dark blue 

ground, impressed factory marks with 

POTTER TO H.M. THE QUEEN and 

facsimile signature, blue painted 

monogram, 15cm (restored) 

£150 - 200 

1128 

A Matched Pair of William Moorcroft 

Pomegranate Pattern Vases, on a blue 

ground, impressed factory mark and green 

painted signature, 20.5cm and 21cm 

£500 - 700

1129 

A William Moorcroft Leaf and Grape 

Pattern Vase, circa 1928-35, on a blue 

ground, impressed factory marks with 

facsimile signature and blue painted 

monogram, 22.5cm 

£250 - 350 

1130 

A William Moorcroft Macintyre 

Revived Cornflower Pattern Vase, 

circa 1910, against a mottled green/blue 

ground, brown printed Macintyre mark, 

green painted signature and impressed 

348, 15cm (restored rim) 

£400 - 600 

1131 

A William Moorcroft Eventide 

Landscape Pattern Vase, circa 1925, 

swollen form, blue painted monogram, 

impressed factory mark and 74, 13cm 

(foot rim chips) 

£350 - 450 

1132 

A William Moorcroft Flambé Orchid 

Pattern Vase, impressed factory marks, 

11.5cm 

£450 - 550 

1133 

A Walter Moorcroft Flambé Anemone 

Pattern Vase, impressed factory marks, 

facsimile signature and POTTER TO H.M 

THE QUEEN, 13cm 

£300 - 500 

1134 

A William Moorcroft Dawn Landscape 

Footed Bowl, circa 1928, matt glaze, 

chevron border, impressed factory marks 

and blue painted signature, 15cm high 

(restored) 

£300 - 400 

1135 

A William Moorcroft Moonlit Blue 

Landscape Pattern Vase, circa 1925, 

swollen shoulders, blue painted 

monogram, impressed factory mark and 

681, 9.5cm 

£400 - 600 

1136 

A William Moorcroft Flambé Leaf 

Pattern Squat Vase, impressed factory 

marks and POTTER TO H.M THE QUEEN, 

facsimile signature and blue painted 

signature, 15cm (restored) 

£200 - 300 

1137 

A William Moorcroft Moonlit Blue 

Landscape Pattern Dish, circa 1925, 

impressed factory marks and numbers, 

11cm diameter 

£250 - 350 

1138 

A Walter Moorcroft Flambé Anemone 

Pattern Vase, circa 1950, impressed 

factory marks and blue painted 

monogram, 22cm 

£300 - 500 

1139 

A Walter Moorcroft Anemone Pattern 

Vase, on a blue ground impressed factory 

marks and POTTER TO H.M THE QUEEN, 

blue painted monogram, 25cm 

£300 - 400 

1140 

A Walter Moorcroft Spring Flowers 

Pattern Ginger Jar and Cover, circa 

1947-57, on a blue/green wash ground, 

impressed factory marks and blue painted 

monogram, 16cm 

£150 - 250

1141 

A Modern Moorcroft Torridon Pattern 

Vase, designed by Philip Gibson, 

impressed and painted factory marks, 

impressed 2004 octagon, painted by Kerri 

Hopkinson, tubelined by Gillian Johnson, 

21cm 

£150 - 200 

1142 

A William Moorcroft Anemone 

Pattern Twin-Handled Vase, on a blue 

ground, impressed factory marks and H.M 

THE QUEEN, facsimile signature and green 

painted signature, 20cm 

£600 - 900 

1143 

A Pair of S Hancock & Sons 

Morrisware Vases, designed by 

George Cartlidge, model no.C17-6, 

tubeline decorated with flowers and foliage 

in shades of red, purple, green and blue 

on a mottled green ground, printed factory 

marks, green signature and C17-6, 30.5cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

1144 

A Sunflower Pottery Vase, by Sir 

Edmund Elton, the long neck with flaring 

pinched rim, applied with flowers and 

foliage in colours on a marbled green and 

salmon ground, painted Elton mark, 

17.5cm high 

£100 - 150 

1145 

A Miniature Stoneware Owl, by Alfred 

G Hopkins, glazed in tones of blues and 

browns, signed A G Hopkins 1928 

Lambeth, 7.5cm 

£100 - 200 

1146 

A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase, 

by Hannah B Barlow, incised with stags 

and doe, within incised and applied 

borders, impressed factory marks and 

1881, incised artist's monogram and 271, 

impressed dO (Lizzie Marie Daintree), 

incised JN (Josephine E.Newnham) and 

HEH (Harriett E.Hibbut) 28cm 

£600 - 900 

1147 

A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware Vase, 

by Edith D.Lupton, with incised stylised 

foliate decoration, on a blue ground, 

impressed factory marks and 1888, incised 

artist's monogram, impressed h, incised pp 

and RB, 30cm 

£500 - 700 

1148 

A Royal Doulton Stoneware Vase, by 

Vera Huggins, painted with blue iris, on 

a green and blue ground, impressed 

factory marks, painted artist's monogram, 

impressed 9597 V16 and BW, incised LP 

and JH, 27cm 

£300 - 400 

1149 

A Royal Doulton Sung Vase, by 

Charles Noke, of lobed ovoid form, 

printed factory mark, painted script SUNG, 

incised 925, signed Noke, painted FM 

(Fred Moore) monogram, 18cm 

£600 - 900 

1150 

A Royal Doulton Chinese Jade 

Elephant Dish/Salt, by Harry Nixon and 

Charles Noke, modelled with an elephants 

head to each corner, veined green 

markings, printed factory mark and 

painted Noke Chinese Jade and HN 

monogram, impressed 1.1.29, 10cm by 

10cm, 4.5cm high 

£250 - 350

1151 

A Royal Doulton Figure "Pierrot", 

HN643, designed by Leslie Harradine, 

modelled as a female clown in black, red 

and white harlequin costume, green 

printed factory mark and green painted 

PieRRette Potted by Doulton & Co Hn.643, 

impressed numbers, 18cm 

£600 - 800 

1152 

A Royal Doulton Flambé Dolphin "The 

Leap", designed by Adrian Hughes, issued 

1983, printed factory marks, impressed 

numbers, 22.5cm 

£200 - 300 

1153 

A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Imps 

on a Bridge and Tree House Pattern 

2465 Vase, circa 1920s, pattern 

number Z4968, designed by Daisy 

Makeig-Jones, foot on a blue lustre 

ground, gilt Portland Vase mark, painted 

Z4968 and j, incised shape number 2465, 

42.5cm (restored chip to foot rim) 

£3000 - 5000 

1154 

A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Castle 

on a Road Pattern 2442 Vase, circa 

1920s, pattern number Z5125, 

designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, gilt 

Portland Vase mark, painted Z5125 and i, 

19.5cm 

£3000 - 4000 

1155 

A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre 

Torches Pattern 3177 Cylindrical 

Vase, circa 1920s, pattern number 

Z4968, designed by Daisy 

Makeig-Jones, foot on a blue lustre 

ground, gilt Portland Vase mark, painted 

Z4968 and i, incised shape number 3177, 

29cm 

See de Fountains (Una), Wedgwood 

Fairyland Lustre, New York, 1975, p.107, 

plate 18a for a similar vase 

£2000 - 3000 

1156 


Woodland Bridge and Poplar Trees 

Pattern Punch Bowl, circa 1920s, 

pattern number Z4968, designed by 

Daisy Makeig-Jones, gilt Portland Vase 

mark, painted Z4968 and i, 28cm (11") 

**See de Fountains (Una), Wedgwood 

Fairyland Lustre, New York, 1975, page 

112, plate 19 for a similar bowl 

£1500 - 2000 

1157 

A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Fairy 

Gondola Pattern Lily Tray, circa 



Portland Vase mark, 33cm (13") 

£1000 - 2000 

1158 

A Wedgwood Moonlight Fairyland 

Lustre Imps on a Bridge Pattern 3177 

Cylindrical Vase, circa 1920s, pattern 


Makeig-Jones, gilt Portland Vase mark, 

painted Z5462 and i, incised shape 

number 3177, 29cm (restored foot) 

£800 - 1200 

1159 


Leapfrogging Elves and Elves on a 

Branch Pattern Antique Bowl, circa 



Portland Vase mark, painted Z4968 and T, 

12cm diameter 

£600 - 800

1160 

A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Castle 

on a Road and Bird in a Hoop Pattern 

Octagon Bowl, circa 1920s, pattern 



painted Z5125, 18.5cm 

£1200 - 1800 

1161 

A Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre Fairy in 

a Cage and Castle on a Road Pattern 

Octagon Bowl, circa 1920s, pattern 



painted Z5125, 23cm (9") (restored crack) 

£300 - 500 

1162 

Eric Ravilious for Wedgwood "Boat 

Race Day", 1975, An Earthenware 

Bowl, externally decorated with three 

panels depicting different stages of the 

race together with a fourth panel depicting 

a mermaid and crossed oars motif, the 

centre of the bowl decorated with an 

image of Piccadilly Circus at night, printed 

Designed by Eric Ravillious, WEDGWOOD 

MADE IN ENGLAND, painted in red 

CL6263, 12" diameter 

**The original Harvard bowl 14" was 

issued in 1938. In 1975 this 12" diameter 

bowl was reissued in a limited edition of 

200. 

£300 - 500 

1163 

A Clarice Cliff "Winston Churchill" 

Toby Jug, circa 1940, modelled as the 

First Sea Lord seated on a bulldog and 

holding a battleship, inscribed around the 

base with GOING INTO ACTION AND MAY 

GOD DEFEND THE RIGHT, printed Royal 

Staffordshire Pottery mark and Clarice 

Cliff, hand-painted No. 92, 29cm 

£500 - 800 

1164 

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre Blue Japan 

Pattern Dessert Set, comprising 

octagonal bowl and four side bowls, 

printed and impressed factory marks, 

octagonal bowl 22.5cm (5) 

£180 - 220 

1165 

A Clarice Cliff Blue Chinz Pattern 

Conical Sugar Sifter, printed factory 

marks, 14cm 

£200 - 300 

1166 

Edmund de Waal (b.1964): A 

Porcelain Bowl, celadon crackle with 

green glazed handles, impressed seal, 

21cm across 

**Purchased from a gallery in Beverley, 

East Yorkshire. 

£300 - 500 

1167 

Takeshi Yasuda (Japanese, b.1943): 

A Stoneware Charger, circa 1970's, 

ash glaze with slip decoration, unmarked, 

37cm wide 

£200 - 300 

1168 

Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie 

(1895-1985): A Stoneware Bowl, 

circa 1930's, ash celadon glaze, 

impressed KPB seal, 9cm 

£120 - 150 

1169 

Jim Malone (b.1946): A Porcelain 

Bowl, painted in blue with fish, impressed 

JM and Burnby Pottery seal, 17cm 

diameter 

£100 - 150

1170 

Jim Malone (b.1946): A Stoneware 

Bowl, ash glaze with nuka and brushwork 

decoration, impressed JM and Ainstable 

Pottery seal, 22cm diameter 

£100 - 150 

1171 

Jim Malone (b.1946): A Stoneware 

Bowl, tenmoku glaze with copper oxide 

decoration, impressed JM and Burnby 

Pottery seal, 25.5cm diameter 

£100 - 150 

1172 

Adam Frew (b.1981): A Porcelain 

Baluster Vase, painted with red roses on 

a glazed and unglazed body, impressed AF 

seal, 28cm with booklet 

£100 - 150 

1173 

Micki Schloessingk (British, b.1949): 

Two Stoneware Faceted Vases, 

unmarked, 14cm and 15cm; Two Others, 

one with M seal, 9cm and 13cm; and A 

Poole Pottery Ruskin Vase and Cover, 

designed by Karen R Ford for the V&A, 

glazed in red and mauve, printed marks 

and paper label, 33cm (5) 

£100 - 150 

1174 

A Dartington Pottery Harbour 

Stoneware Charger, impressed factory 

mark and inscribed SUMMER HOLIDAYS 

SUE FISHER 2011 240/871, 43cm 

£100 - 150 

1175 

René Lalique: Victoire No.1147 A 

Clear and Frosted Glass Car Mascot, 

moulded R Lalique France, mounted in a 

chromium plated metal mount from and 

stamped BREVES GALLERIES 

KNIGHTSBRIDGE S.W.3 PAT.No. 309301, 

26cm long 

**The vendor's great uncle Ernest Pearson 

was the chauffeur for Sir Thomas Willans 

Nussey, 1st Baronet (1868-1947) and Lady 

Nussey of Rushwood Hall, East Tanfield, 

North Yorkshire and was given the mascot. 

Thought to have been on an Austin 7 (YG 

1024) and photographed on a Daimler 

(KUM 520). 

£15000 - 20000 

1176 

A René Lalique Domremy Frosted and 

Blue Stained No.979 Glass Vase, ovoid 

form with short cylindrical neck and 

everted rim, moulded in relief with thistles, 

etched mark R Lalique France No.979, 

22cm 

£500 - 700 

1177 

A René Lalique Opalescent, Clear, 

Frosted Glass Piriac Vase, No. 1043, 

designed 1930, moulded around the base 

with a horizontal band of fish above 

waves, with everted rim, 18cm (scratched 

and chips) 

£400 - 600 

1179 

A René Lalique Poissons Opalescent 

Glass Bowl, the underside moulded in 

relief with spiralling fish, moulded R 

LALIQUE, 21cm 

£150 - 250

1180 

A René Lalique Lucerne No.1 Clear 

and Frosted Glass Plate, No. 10-3052, 

moulded with ears of wheat, etched 

R.LALIQUE, 31.5cm 

£100 - 150 

1181 

A Lalique Dampierre Clear and 

Frosted Glass Vase, moulded with a 

frieze of birds between leaves, engraved 

LALIQUE FRANCE, 12cm 

£200 - 300 

1182 

A Murano Sculpture, by Angeli e 

Diavoli, for Silvio Vigliaturo, abstract 

head in orange, yellow and blues, with 

silver insulation, labelled Angeli e Diavoli 

(arancio/argento) Vigliaturo Silvio Anno 

2000 N.Unico, signed Angeli e Diavoli and 

Vigliaturo, 62cm 

£400 - 600 

1183 

A Large Whitefriars Textured 

Drunken Bricklayer Vase, designed by 

Geoffrey Baxter, in meadow green, 

pat.no.9672, unmarked, 33.5cm 

£300 - 400 

1184 

An Isle of Wight Studio Glass Blue 

Fish/Lollipop Vase, by Timothy Harris, 

signed Timothy Harris Isle of Wight Glass 

England 2009, and labelled, 23cm 

£150 - 200 

1185 

A Modern Stuart Akroyd Glass Bowl, 

banded in blue, purple, and pink with 

bubble cut decoration, signed Stuart 

Akroyd, 44.5cm 

£100 - 150 

1186 

Johann Philipp Ferdinand Preiss 

(German 1882-1943): "Sonny Boy" 

and "Hoop Girl", A Pair of Cold 

Painted Bronze and Tinted Ivory 

Figures, model numbers 1179 and 1123, 

modelled as a young girl with a hoop and 

a boy with book, on green onyx bases, 

both signed F Preiss, 21cm (2) 

**Literature: Shayo (Alberto) Ferdinand 

Preiss, Art Deco Sculptor The fire and the 

flame, Suffolk, 2005, p.130. 

£2000 - 3000 

1187 

Johann Philipp Ferdinand Preiss 

(German 1882-1943): "Flute Player", 

A Cold Painted Bronze and Tinted 

Ivory Figure, model number 1141, 

modelled as a striding male, on a green 

onyx and marble rectangular base, signed 

F Preiss, 45cm 

**Literature: Shayo (Alberto) Ferdinand 

Preiss, Art Deco Sculptor The fire and the 

flame, Suffolk, 2005, p.184. 

£3000 - 4000 

1188 

Demetre H Chiparus (Romanian, 

1888-1950): A Silvered Patina Bronze 

and Ivory Group, modelled as a girl 

leapfrogging a boy, on a stepped circular 

green onyx base, base engraved D H 

Chiparus, 26cm 

£3000 - 4000 

1189 

After D H Chiparus: "Feeding" A 

Patinated Bronze Group, modelled as a 

young woman kneeling feeding grapes to 

a parrot who rests on her outspread hand, 

signed in the cast D.H.CHIPARUS, on a 

rectangular base with plaque 

D.H.CHIPARUS, 33cm high, 47cm long 

£300 - 500

1190 

Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950): A Silvered 

and Cold-Painted Bronze Figure, circa 

1925, modelled as a dancer, standing on 

one leg, signed in cast LORENZL, on a 

black and green onyx base, 21.5cm 

(damaged) 

£200 - 300 

1191 

A French Art Deco Gilt and Silvered 

Spelter Figural Lamp, modelled as a 

young woman, with arms outstretched 

holding a frosted glass globe shade, on a 

stepped onyx base, the shade signed 

Müller Frères Lunéville, 42cm 

£200 - 300 

1192 

Charles Marsh Web (Nash) Gilbert 

(Australian, 1867-1925): 

A Bronze Nude Bust, 

Signed in the cast C M W Gilbert and 

dated 1916, 22cm 

**Australian sculptor Charles Web Gilbert 

began his career as a pastry chef. 

Encouraged by his skill in making cake 

decorations, he began to study fine art. He 

lived in London from 1914-20. 

£2000 - 3000 

1193 

Sir William Reid Dick (Scottish, 

1879-1961): 

A Group of Motherhood, the mother 

kissing the baby on her knee, plaster, 

unsigned, 26.5cm on an ebonised plinth 

**Bronze cast sold at Sotheby's, London, 

1st June 1994, lot 181. 

£400 - 600 

1194 

Constantin Meunier (Belgian, 

1831-1905): 

"Le Marteleur", circa 1890, plaster, 

signed C Meunier, 51cm (damages) 

£300 - 500 

1195 

An Art Nouveau Alabaster Bust of a 

Nude Maiden, emerging from a rock, 

with long wavy hair, numbered to verso 

4717 over 75, 34cm 

£200 - 300 

1196 

A 20th Century Bronze Abstract 

Geometrical Sculpture, cast as two 

crossing knots, unsigned, on a square 

slate base, 20cm 

£300 - 400 

1197 

Duncan MacGregor (b.1961): , 

"Dancing Sails", A Bronze Sculpture, 

signed in cast DMAC and numbered 11/49, 

on a black marble base, 52cm in 

DeMontfort Fine Art packing crate 

£300 - 500 

1198 

Rolf Harris (b.1930) Australian 

"Intuition" 

A bronze sculpture, Edition No.32/595, 

signed in the bronze ROLF, stamped 

foundry mark and numbered 32/595, 

29cm boxed with certificate 

£300 - 500 

1199 

Peter Adderley (b.1965): 

"Pussy Galore" 

A Cold Cast Porcelain Sculpture, Edition 

No.4/195, signed in the cast Peter 

Adderley, and numbered in gold pen 

4/195, 38cm 

£100 - 150

1200 

Loet Vanderveen (Dutch, b.1921): 

"Cheetah Pair - 183", A Silvered 

Bronze Group, modelled as two cheetahs 

nose to nose, signed LOET 468/750, 35cm 

long with certificate 

£300 - 400 

1201 

Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (1924-2005) 

Elephant Prototype, for Nairn Floors 

Ltd, 1972, grey plastic moulded sculptural 

box, unmarked, 30cm high 

**The vendor's husband was the late 

Keith Powell. Keith was an industrial 

engineer/designer for the plastics industry, 

designing the first plastics toilet cistern. 

Later he did freelance work including the 

chimpanzee egg cups for P.G Tips. 

Through Doug Maxwell Ltd, he worked 

with Paolozzi to make his concept of the 

elephant possible to be moulded in 

plastics. 

The elephant was made in a numbered 

edition of 3000 for selected architects. 

£700 - 1000 

1202 

Sir Eduardo Luigi Paolozzi 

(1924-2005) 

Man's Head 

Signed and dated 1952 in pencil, from an 

unnumbered edition, published by the 

Redfern Gallery, colour lithograph, 51cm 

by 36cm 

(V&A catalogue, Miles, 4) 

£200 - 300 

1203 

"Pomegranate": A Framed Panel of 

Woven-Wool Fabric, by Morris & Co., 

woven in red and green, with loose label 

MORRIS & COMPANY DECORATORS, LTD 

440, Oxford Street, London, W No 1/400 

Wool Pomegranate Tup Colours Red & 

Green Width 52 wicks Price 19/6 per yard 

PLEASE RETURN ALL PATTERNS 481, 4' 

(122cm) wide, 2' 1 1/2" (65cm) high 

(framed by Gallery 181) 

£300 - 500 

1204 

"Violet and Columbine": A Framed 

Panel of Woven-Wool Fabric, by 

Morris & Co., woven in pink and green, 

unmarked, 2' 8" (82cm) wide, 2'11 1/2" 

(90cm) high 

£200 - 300 

1205 

"Bird": A Pair of Jacquard 

Woven-Wool Fabric Curtains, designed 

by William Morris, woven in reds, pink and 

light green, 6' (183cm) wide, 81" (206cm) 

high 

**See Parry (Linda) William Morris, 

London 1996 (V&A Exhibition) p.270 in a 

different colour way. 

£200 - 300 

1206 

Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr: A 

Silver Five Piece Dressing 

Table/Brush Set, the backs with dog 

rose decoration and mounted with ball 

motifs to front and back, comprising 

mirror, pair of hair brushes, two clothes 

brushes, maker's mark RN & CR, London 

1910/13, length of mirror 33cm in a 

modern fitted box 

£1000 - 1500

1207 

Archibald Knox (1864-1933) for 

Liberty & Co., An English Pewter and 

Enamel Inkwell, Model No.0141, the 

square cover mounted with a lilac enamel 

panel, beaten effect base, stamped 9 

ENGLISH PEWTER 0141 MADE IN 

ENGLAND, 15cm square, 10cm high 

£350 - 450 

1208 


Liberty & Co., A Pewter Inkwell, Model 

No.0141, embossed with stylised celtic 

motifs, stamped TUDRIC 0141, 15.5cm 

square, 8cm high 

£150 - 250 

1209 


Liberty & Co., A Pewter Twin-Handled 

Vase, Model No.010, covered by stems 

honesty and verse FOR OLD TIMES SAKE, 

stamped TUDRIC 010, 20cm high 

£250 - 350 

1210 

A Pair of Ecclesiastical Brass 

Candlesticks, the sconces with trefoil 

gallery, on a spiral fluted stem and 

stepped circular base, unmarked, 52.5cm 

£100 - 150 

1211 

A Pair of W.A.S Benson Gilt Metal 

Two-Branch Wall Sconces, the arched 

stems with cast leaf decoration, both 

stamped to the back of a leaf BENSON and 

numbered 1 & 2 L, 41cm high 

**Literature: Hamerton (Ian) W.A.S 

Benson Arts and Crafts Luminary and 

Pioneer of Modern Design, Antique 

Collector's Club, page 258 plate 9 

No.1302. 

£500 - 700 

1212 

An Aesthetic Movement Mahogany 

Mantel Clock, by J W Benson, the case 

with turned pillars, mounted with floral 

embossed plaques, the eight day 

movement half hour striking on a gong 

stamped J.W.B 23039, with white enamel 

dial painted in blue with stylised Arabic 

numerals in double ring cartouches, signed 

J.W.BENSON 25. OLD Bond Street 

LONDON, 32.5cm 

£300 - 400 

1213 

An Arts & Crafts Mirror, the rectangular 

pewter frame, embossed with dragons and 

riveted decoration, mounted with six 

Ruskin pottery blue cabochons, unmarked, 

102cm by 68cm 

£400 - 600 

1214 

An Arts & Crafts Hammered Copper 

and Pewter Mantel Clock, with domed 

top above a 11cm pewter face with 

two-train movement signed D.C. Co., 

riveted decoration, mounted with a plaque 

embossed with TEMPUS FUGIT, arched 

base, 46cm 

£300 - 500 

1215 

An Arts & Crafts Mirror, the oval beaten 

brass frame with four Ruskin pottery pink 

roundles within riveted mounts, unmarked, 


£100 - 200 

1216 

An Arts & Crafts Copper Cased Mantel 

Clock, of square form, with silvered dial, 

the case with embossed stylised roses and 

riveted design, domed top, unmarked, 

18cm 

£150 - 250

1217 

Scottish School: An Arts & Crafts 

Brass Mirror, circa 1900, the oval frame 

decorated with Celtic knotwork and 

embossed roundels, unmarked, 57cm by 

82cm 

£200 - 300 

1218 

A German Jugendstil Brass Lamp, in 

the style of Eichberg, the trefoil stand 

supporting a dome jewel inset shade, 

raised on a pierced base, unmarked, 48cm 

high 

£300 - 400 

1219 

A Jugendstil Oak and Metal Mounted 

Mantel Clock, arched top, over an 

embossed brass 14.5cm Arabic dial, above 

a variegated glass panel, with a German 

14 day striking movement, 36.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

1220 

A Pair of French Art Deco Frosted 

Glass "Basket of Flowers" 

Chandeliers, each with four moulded 

frosted floral glass shades, moulded 

signature Degue, 32cm in silvered metal 

frames suspended from chains with square 

ceiling covers, 75cm deep 

£300 - 500 

1221 

A Contemporary Arts & Crafts Silver 

Three-Piece Tea Service, by The Guild 

of Handicrafts, London 1988, 

comprising teapot, milk jug and sugar 

bowl, each with hammered footed ovoid 

bodies, teapot with rosewood handle and 

finial, maker's mark GofH, London 1988, 

teapot 17cm, milk jug 10cm, sugar bowl 

7.5cm, approx 37oz gross; and A 

Contemporary Arts & Crafts Silver 

Spoon, by The Guild of Handicrafts, 

London 1976, seal-top with fig-shaped 

hammered bowl, 15cm, 1oz (4) 

£1000 - 1500 

1222 

A Mappin & Webb Silver-Gilt Cruet, 

maker's mark MN & WB, Birmingham 

1972, with textured band, comprising a 

salt and pepper mill, open salt with blue 

glass liner and one spoon, by Deakin and 

Francis Ltd, mills 7cm, 7oz (cased) 

£350 - 450 

1223 

A Silver Egg Cup, designed by Sidney 

Beddall, plain polished with circular 

banded feet with light bark effect textured 

surface, Sheffield 1971, also impressed 

DESIGNED HAND MADE BY S.BEDDALL, 

5.5cm; Barbara Miles of Kendal Silver, 

comprising two spoons, candle snuffer and 

a pin tray, all with maker's mark, 

Edinburgh 1979,80,84 and 86, 6ozs.; and 

A Group of Keswick School of 

Industrial Arts and Borrowdale 

Staybrite Steel (qty) 

£150 - 200 

1224 

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson Oak 

6' Open Bookcase, solid ends and 

panelled back, raised upstand, the upper 

section with four adjustable shelves, above 

an open lower section, with carved mouse 

signature, 84cm by 32cm by 183cm 

£1000 - 1500

1225 



panelled back, raised upstand, three 

adjustable shelves, with carved mouse 

signature, 84cm by 25.5cm by 122cm 

£600 - 900 

1226 



panelled back, raised upstand, four 

adjustable shelves, with carved mouse 

signature, 83cm by 26cm by 122cm 

£600 - 900 

1227 

A Robert "Mouseman" Thompson 

Panelled Oak Kneehole Dressing 

Table, with raised upstand above three 

graduating drawers to each side of the 

kneehole, on six octagonal feet, with 

carved mouse signature, 137cm wide, 

51cm deep, 74.5cm high 

£1500 - 2500 

1228 


Wing Mirror, the centre with an arched 

top, all with castellated top, with carved 

mouse signature, 79cm high, 119.5cm 

long 

£400 - 600 

1229 


Panelled Oak Blanket Box, on four 

octagonal and block feet, with carved 

mouse signature, 137cm by 39cm, 46cm 

high with price list 

£700 - 1000 

1230 


Rocking Chair, with two lattice panel 

back, shaped arms, upholstered blue hide 

seat, with carved mouse signature, 96cm 

(circa 2002) 

£600 - 900 

1231 

A Pair of Robert "Mouseman" 

Thompson Oak Double Wall Light 

Brackets, semi-circular design with two 

upward facing brass electric light bulb 

holders, scalloped edges, with carved 

mouse signature, 31.5cm wide 

£150 - 250 

1232 


Panelled Oak Blanket Box, on four 

octagonal and block feet, with carved 

mouse signature, 104.5cm by 39.5cm, 

46.5cm high 

£600 - 900 

1233 


Burr Oak 6' Headboard, circa 1930's, 

with carved mouse signature, 170cm wide, 

93cm high (damaged) 

£250 - 300 

1234 


Octagonal Coffee Table, on cruciform 

base, with carved mouse signature, 48cm 

high 

£300 - 500 

1235 


Book Trough, with carved mouse 

signature, 45.5cm long 

£70 - 100

1236 


Burr Oak Dish Top Stool, the burr 

adzed top on four octagonal legs joined by 

stretchers, with carved mouse signature, 

41cm by 29cm, 36.5cm high (good colour) 

£500 - 700 

1237 


Thompson Triple Mice Bookends, each 

end carved with three mice, tooled finish, 

16.5cm (good colour) 

£1200 - 1800 

1238 


Mantel Clock, the circular dial with a 

carved elephant to each side, with carved 

mouse signature, 19cm high, 44cm wide 

£700 - 900 

1239 

Two Robert "Mouseman" Thompson 

Oak Ashtrays, of standard rectangular 

form, with carved mouse signatures, 10cm 

(good colour) 

£100 - 150 

1240 


Carved Oak Yorkshire Rose, by Stan 

Dodds, with carved mouse signature, 

15cm 

**The late Stan Dodds worked at Kilburn 

from the late 1940's to 1993, aged 65, as 

a master carver. He carved on a 

commission basis, as well as for Malcolm 

"Foxman" Pipes and Wilf "Squirrelman" 

Hutchinson. 

£300 - 400 

1241 

A 1930's Robert "Mouseman" 

Thompson Oak Octagonal Coffee 

Table, the top with indented corners and 

carved tails, on a cruciform base, with 

carved mouse signature, 50cm high 

£500 - 700 

1242 


Ashtray, of standard rectangular form, 

with carved mouse signature, 11cm (good 

colour) 

£60 - 90 

1243 


Double Solid Seat Stool, on four 

octagonal legs joined by rails, with carved 

mouse signature, 85cm by 37cm, 41cm 

£300 - 500 

1244 


Table Lamp, of octagonal form on a 

square base, with carved mouse signature, 

30cm high (circa 1950's) 

£100 - 150 

1245 


3' Rectangular Coffee Table, on two 

octagonal legs, joined by a stretcher at 

floor level, with carved mouse signature, 

91cm by 37cm, 44cm high 

£250 - 350 

1246 


Monk's Chair, with curved back and 

shaped arms, over three lattice panels, on 

four octagonal legs joined by a cross 

stretcher, with carved mouse signature, 

80cm (2003) 

£600 - 900

1247 


Monk's Chair, with curved back and 

shaped arms, over three lattice panels, on 

four octagonal legs joined by a cross 

stretcher, with carved mouse signature, 

80cm (2003) 

£600 - 800 

1248 


Cow Stool, on three tapering octagonal 

legs, with carved mouse signature, 35.5cm 

£150 - 250 

1249 


Fruit Bowl, with tooled exterior, carved 

mouse signature to the interior, 27cm 

£200 - 300 

1250 


Burr Oak Ronson Table Lighter, with 

carved mouse signature, 10cm long 

£150 - 200 

1251 


Cheese Board, with carved mouse 

signature on the board, 38cm 

£150 - 200 

1252 


3' Refectory Coffee Table, on two 

octagonal legs joined by a floor stretcher, 

with carved mouse signature, 91.5cm by 

38cm, 44.5cm high 

£350 - 450 

1253 


Thompson Oak High Bar Stools, on 

four octagonal legs joined by stretchers, 

each with carved mouse signature, 72cm 

(one mouse damaged) 

£800 - 1200 

1254 


Cow Stool, on three tapering octagonal 

legs, with carved mouse signature, 35.5cm 

£100 - 150 

1255 


Fruit Bowl, with carved mouse signature 

to interior, 30cm diameter; and A Robert 

"Mouseman" Thompson Oak Nut 

Dish, with carved mouse signature to the 

exterior, 15cm (2) 

£150 - 250 

1256 



signature, 47cm long 

£200 - 300 

1257 


Octagonal Coffee Table, on cruciform 

base, with carved mouse signature, 47cm 

high 

£300 - 500 

1258 


Bespoke Oak Table Lamp, square 

section with tooled finish, inscribed 1908, 

with carved mouse signature through a 

hole, 19cm (post 1975) 

£200 - 300

1259 



signature, 45cm long 

£70 - 100 

1260 


Fruit Bowl, with carved mouse signature 

to the exterior, 26cm diameter (damaged); 


Thompson Oak Ashtrays, each with 

carved mouse signature, 10cm; and A 

Robert "Mouseman" Thompson Oak 

Horseshoe Pin Dish, with carved mouse 

signature, 12cm (4) 

£150 - 200 

1261 


Thompson Oak Tongue and Groove 

Internal Doors, each with recessed 

carved mouse signature with front paws, 

75cm and 75.5cm wide, 195.5cm high; an 

Oak and Glazed Internal Door, 

unmarked, 76cm by 196cm; and A 

Quantity of Panelling and Door 

Frames (qty) 

**Removed from Brookside House, 

Kilburn, North Yorkshire. 

£600 - 900 

1262 


Thompson Oak Pews, the back with 

sectional book shelf, the shaped ends with 

carved detail, the central foot with carved 

mouse signature, 148cm and 146cm wide, 

87cm high 

£600 - 900 

1263 

A Pair of Oak Pews, the back with full 

length book shelf, the shaped ends with 

carved decoration, solid seat, unmarked, 

151cm wide and 144cm wide, 87cm high 

£400 - 600 

1264 

A Thomas "Gnomeman" Whittaker 

Oak Bookcase, the raised back over four 

waterfall shelves, the end supports each 

carved with a monk's head, with carved 

gnome signature, 107cm wide, 25.5cm 

deep, 117.5cm high 

£400 - 600 

1265 

A Bob "Wrenman" Hunter Burr Oak 4' 

Refectory Coffee Table, on two carved 

octagonal legs joined by a stretcher, with 

recessed carved wren signature, 122cm by 

45.5cm, 44cm high 

£300 - 400 

1266 

A Bob "Wrenman" Hunter Oak 

Horseshoe Pin Dish, with carved wren 

signature, 17cm by 18cm, 9cm 

£100 - 150 

1267 

A Pair of Malcolm "Foxman" Pipes 

Oak 7' Benches, on three shaped 

supports joined by a stretcher, on sledge 

feet, 213cm long, 45.5cm high (water 

marks) 

£400 - 600 

1268 

An Old Mill Furniture Glazed Oak 

Illuminated Display Cabinet, with four 

panel mirror back and four adjustable 

glass shelves, recessed carved knight's 

head trademark, 91.5cm by 37cm, 183cm 

high 

£300 - 400

1269 

An Alan Grainger Acorn Industries 

Panelled Oak Linen Press, the upper 

section with two doors enclosing 

adjustable shelves, the lower section with 

two doors, with recessed carved acorn 

signature, 107cm wide, 52cm deep, 183cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

1270 


Oak Refectory Table, on two shaped 

supports joined by a stretcher, with carved 

acorn signature, 198cm by 99cm, 74cm 

£400 - 600 

1271 


Oak Rectangular Magazine Rack, with 

slatted sides, base and centre section 

joined by two shaped ends, with carved 

acorn signature, 54cm by 30cm, 41cm 

high 

£100 - 150 

1272 

A Set of Six Alan Grainger Acorn 

Industries Oak Four-Branch Light 

Fitments, chamfered detail, on octagonal 

columns, sconces facing upwards, with 

carved recessed acorn signature, 47cm 

and 48cm wide; and Another Alan 

Grainger Acorn Industries Oak 

Four-Branch Light Fitment, on an 

octagonal column, sconces facing 

downwards, with carved recessed acorn 

signature, 49cm all with oak octagonal 

brackets (7) 

£120 - 180 

1273 

An English Hardwood Furniture 

Fumed English Oak Hall Table and 

Mirror, by Nigel Dixon, the rectangular 

mirror with tassel ends and sloping top, 

85cm high and the table with single 

drawer over an undertier, carved with 

woodworm signature, 51cm by 40cm, 

68cm high (2) 

£150 - 250 

1274 


Fumed English Oak Panelled Hanging 

Corner Cupboard, by Nigel Dixon, with 

carved interlinking motif, 74cm wide, 91cm 

high 

£150 - 250 

1275 


Fumed English Oak Television 

Cabinet, by Nigel Dixon, the two doors 

opening to reveal open shelves, above a 

single drawer, carved with woodworm 

signature, 75cm by 42cm, 67cm high 

£200 - 300 

1276 


Fumed English Oak Panelled Floor 

Corner Cupboard, by Nigel Dixon, with 

square hole decoration, carved woodworm 

signature, 82cm wide, 87cm high 

£200 - 300 

1277 


Fumed English Oak Stool, by Nigel 

Dixon, carved with a celtic knot motif, 

carved with woodworm signature, 24cm 

high; and An English Hardwood 

Furniture Fumed English Oak Stool, 

by Nigel Dixon, on four octagonal legs 

joined by stretchers, carved with 

woodworm signature, 36cm high (2) 

£100 - 150

1278 

Gustav Stickley (American, 

1858-1942) 

An 5' Oak Bookcase (model 704) 

designed by Harvey Ellis, 

of architectural form, the rectangular top 

over double doors with divided and leaded 

glass panes, with four adjustable shelves 

to each side, above an arched rail and 

through tenon construction, signed to the 

interior with red decal featuring joiners' 

compasses around Als ik kan above Gustav 

Stickley, labelled to verso The name 

"CRAFTSMAN" is our registered TRADE 

MARK and identifies all our Furniture 

"CRAFTSMAN" No 704 (in pencil) Fin Cov 

shop (joiners' compasses) Als ik kan mark 

by Gustav Stickley in the CRAFTSMAN 

WORKSHOPS Eastwood New York NEW 

YORK CITY SHOWROOMS 29 West Thirty 

Forth Street, 152cm wide, 36cm deep, 

146cm high s 

£20000 - 30000 

1279 

Attributed to Sir Robert Lorimer 

An Arts & Crafts Oak 5' Table, the plain 

octagonal planked top with moulded edge, 

on eight octagonal legs joined by a 

chamfered stretcher with eight scroll feet, 

retailers label "Scott Morton & Co 

Murieston Road, Edinburgh", 152.5cm 

wide, 76cm high (split to top) 

**This table was designed for the 

University of Edinburgh, which holds 

drawings of the design 

£8000 - 12000 

1280 

A William Morris & Co Settee, circa 

1890, the mahogany frame bobbin 

decoration, with outward curving back 

uprights terminating with acorn finials, on 

six legs joined by bobbin H stretchers, on 

brass capped castors, originally 

upholstered in Morris tulip pattern fabric, 

141cm wide, 67cm deep, 87cm high 

(re-upholstered) 

**Based on the oak "Morris" armchair, 

designed by Philip Webb from a sketch by 

Warington Taylor, circa 1866 of a 

traditional type found in an old 

carpenter's, named Ephriam Colman, 

Herstmonceaux, Sussex. 

***Illustrated figure 1 and 2, page 6, 

Antique Collecting the Journal of The 

Antique Collectors' Club, November 1980, 

Vol. 15, No.6, A WILLIAM MORRIS SOFA 

by John Andrews. 

£1000 - 1500 

1281 

A Gothic Revival Oak Centre Table, 

the oval top with moulded edge, on four 

legs joined by a square section cross 

frame stretcher base, all with chamfered 

edges, unmarked, on castors, 90cm by 

130cm, 74cm high 

£300 - 500 

1282 

An Arts & Crafts Oak Glazed 

Bookcase, the overhanging top above a 

frieze mounted with two Ruskin blue 

glazed cabochons, above a pair of leaded 

glazed doors set with two enamel hearts 

surrounded by green/blue glass, enclosing 

three adjustable shelves, the lower section 

with slide over a single drawer, above an 

open undertier, label to verso TIMOTHY 

DAVIES COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER 

WALHAM GREEN SW, 86cm wide, 38cm 

deep, 183cm high 

£400 - 600 

1283 

An Arts & Crafts Oak Piano Stool, the 

rectangular seat with interwoven leather 

straps, brass tack fasteners, raised on four 

square section legs, unmarked, 61cm by 


£100 - 150

1284 

A Stanley Webb Davies Walnut 

Bedroom Suite, with exposed 

construction and ebony detailing, 

comprising a Dressing Table, with two 

short drawers enclosed by two deep 

drawers, on solid end supports, signed 

with SWD monogram in a rectangular 

cartouche and dated 1935, craftsman's 

monogram for Bob Willet, 114cm by 55cm, 

79cm high; a Dressing Table Mirror, the 

bevelled plate in a shaped frame with chip 

decoration on a plinth base, signed with 

SWD monogram in a rectangular 


monogram for Bob Willet, 61cm high; a 

Chest-of-Drawers, with two short over 

three long drawers, signed with SWD 

monogram in a rectangular cartouche and 

dated 1934, craftsman's monogram for 

Bob Willet, 114cm by 52cm deep, 84cm 

high; a Bedside Cupboard, with open 

shelf above a fielded panelled door, signed 



monogram for Herbert Marshall, 40cm by 

35.5cm, 80cm high; and A Bedstead, 

panelled head and foot board, signed with 



monogram for Herbert Marshall, 58" wide 

with walnut side rails and pegs (5) 

£1000 - 2000 

1285 

A Pair of Stanley Webb Davies Walnut 

Side Chairs, with three curved slat rails, 

drop-in seats, signed with SWD monogram 

in a rectangular cartouche and dated 

1935, craftsman's monogram for Ernest 

John Oldcorn, 91cm; a Walnut Low 

Elbow Chair, with three curved slat rails, 

drop-in seat, signed with SWD monogram 

in a rectangular cartouche and dated 

1935, craftsman's monogram for Ernest 

John Oldcorn, 71cm; a Walnut Side 

Chair, with three curved slats, carved 

decoration top rail, drop-in seat, signed 



monogram for Ernest John Oldcorn, 90cm; 

and A Walnut Framed Mirror, with 

carved decoration, unmarked, 160cm by 

41cm (5) 

£300 - 500 

1286 

A Stanley Webb Davies Oak Coffee 

Table, with chip decoration, on four legs 

joined by a H stretcher, signed with SWD 

monogram in a rectangular cartouche, 

craftsman's monogram for Harry Jepson, 

and dated 1937, 46cm by 36cm, 45cm 

high 

£150 - 250 

1287 

A Stanley Webb Davies Walnut Work 

Cabinet, chip decoration, with fall front 

cupboard above an undertier, signed with 



monogram for Richard (Dick) Cloudsdale, 

40.5cm by 31cm, 63cm high 

£200 - 300

1288 

A Group of Stanley Webb Davies 

Items, comprising an Oak Oval Tray, 

with chip decoration, signed with SWD 

monogram in a square cartouche, 

craftsman's monogram for Richard (Dick) 

Cloudsdale and dated 1931, 35cm wide; a 

Similar Oak Hand Mirror, with chip 

decoration, unmarked, 28cm; a Pair of 

Walnut Clothes Brushes, unmarked, 

17cm and 21cm; a Walnut Table Lamp, 

of octagonal form, unmarked, 25cm; a 

Walnut Rectangular Hinged Trinket 

Box, unmarked, 14cm by 10.5cm, 5cm; a 

Walnut Letter Rack, with chip 

decoration, unmarked, 25cm by 11.5cm, 

16cm high; and A Walnut Open 

Cupboard, with fixed shelf, chip 

decoration, unmarked, 36cm by 26cm, 

32.5cm high (8) 

£200 - 300 

1289 

A Pair of Arthur W Simpson of Kendal 

Oak and Leather Armchairs, the curved 

nailed leather backs above shaped open 

arms, leather cushion seat and back, on 

square tapering front legs, unmarked, 

101cm high (varnished) 

£600 - 900 

1290 

Arthur W Simpson, Kendal 

(1857-1922): Two Oak Door Porters, 

with shaped terminals, partially labelled 

ARTHUR W. SIMPSON, 61cm; an Oak 

Planter, labelled ARTHUR W. SIMPSON 

(HUBERT SIMPSON) THE HANDICRAFTS 

KENDAL, 27.5cm; and A Walnut Planter, 

square tapering form, with rosewood 

handles and four feet, unmarked, 27cm 

(4) 

£200 - 300 

1291 

An Arts & Crafts Oak Tray, by Arthur 

W Simpson, the handles with carved 

floral decoration, with inset plaque Arthur 

W. Simpson The Handicrafts Kendal, 

numbered 7749, 67cm across handles 

£100 - 150 

1292 

An Art Deco Satinwood Five Piece 

Bedroom Suite, comprising a double 

door wardrobe, 122cm wide, 55cm deep, 

190cm high; a cupboard, with fitted 

interior, 84cm by 53cm, 153cm high; a 

dressing table, with shaped circular mirror 

over a central drawer, enclosed by three 

graduating drawers to each side, 123cm 

by 56cm, 157cm high; a bedside 

cupboard, with open section over two 

cupboard doors, 61cm by 46.5cm, 78cm 

high; and a headboard, with cloud shape 

top, 138cm wide (5) 

£500 - 700 

1293 

A Finn Juhl Teak Extending Dining 

Table, made by France & Son, 

Denmark, with two leaves, on four 

circular tapering legs, stamped made in 

denmark and fd, labelled FRANCE & SON 

DENMARK FF, 187cm by 100cm, 72.5cm 

high, leaves each 50cm wide 

£1000 - 1500 

1294 

A Pair of Danish Fritz Henningsen 

Beech Windsor Chairs, with double 

spindle backs, on shaped seats, on four 

legs joined by a stretcher, stamped 

DANMARK FH (in a circle) 86.5cm 

£200 - 300

1295 

A Danish Teak Extending Dining 

Table, designed by No Moller and 

made by Gudme, on two supports joined 

by a floor stretcher, stamped GUDME 

MOBELFABRIK GUDME MADE IN 

DENMARK FURNITURE MAKERS QUALITY 

CONTROL DANISH, 95cm by 161cm, 

73.5cm high leaf 48.5cm 

£200 - 300 

1296 

A 1960's Danish Teak Dining Room 

Suite, comprising an Extending Circular 

Table, on four tapering legs, stamped 

FREM ROJLE MADE IN DENMARK, 106cm 

diameter, 73.5cm high; and A Set of Six 

Chairs, with black vinyl seats, on three 

tapering legs, stamped FREM ROJLE MADE 

IN DENMARK, 70.5cm (7) 

£200 - 300 

1297 

A 1960's Rosewood Table, the shaped 

rectangular top on two chrome cylindrical 

support with two feet, unmarked, 200cm 

by 99cm, 73cm high 

£100 - 150 

1298 

A 1960's Rosewood and Chrome 

L-Shaped Desk, the rectangular top on 

two chrome supports above three drawers, 

fitted with a vanity panel, the side 

extension fitted with an open shelf section, 

sliding filing cupboard and drawers, on 

three chrome flat section legs, unmarked, 

top 200cm by 100cm, 73cm high (worn) 

£200 - 300 

1299 

A Modern Isamu Noguchi Coffee 

Table, the shaped triangular glass top 

2cm thick, on an ebonised birch base 

connected by a pin, unmarked, 90cm by 


£150 - 200 

1300 

Eero Aarnio: A "Ball" (or Globe) Chair, 

white moulded polyester shell with red 

padded upholstery and cushions, on a 

white painted aluminium foot, 130cm high 

(restored) 

£600 - 900 

1301 

A Modern "Egg" Lounge Chair, after a 

design by Arne Jacobsen, red weave 

fabric upholstery, cast aluminium base 

with black plastic sabots, unmarked, 

105cm; and A Matching Ottoman, 41cm 

(2) 

£600 - 900 

1302 

A Modern Barcelona Console Table, 

with mirrored top, sides, back and front, 

two drawers with glass handles, on two 

chromium plated X legs, 101cm by 50cm, 

75.7cm high; and A Modern Barcelona 

Stool, with white leather upholstery, on 

two chromium plated X legs, unmarked, 

48.5cm high (2) 

£200 - 300 

1303 

A Modern Tan Leather Three Section 

Sofa, on chrome supports, labelled 12 # 

Gibb 27-Aug-2009 Tetrad Retro Designer 

Modular Leather Three Seater Sofa, 220cm 

wide 

£100 - 200 

1304 

A Saporiti Orange Leather Three 

Seater Sofa, on three black plastic bases, 

moulded Saporiti, 242cm wide 

£100 - 200

1305 

A Chromed Steel and Black Leather 

Barcelona Chair and Ottoman, after a 

design by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 

the chair of bent chromed flat steel, nine 

black leather straps to seat and back, 

upholstered with buttoned leather 

removable cushions, unmarked, 74cm and 

A Matching Ottoman, unmarked, 38cm 

£200 - 300 

1306 

A 1960's/70's Dining Room Suite, 

comprising a Table, with oval smokey 

glass top on a chrome base, unmarked, 

136cmby 99cm, 76.5cm high, and A Set 

of Five Swivel Chairs, with brown plastic 

backs, upholstered seats, on chrome 

bases, unmarked, 86.5cm high (6) 

£200 - 300 

1307 

A Set of Six 1970's Oak Dining Chairs, 

four upholstered in green vinyl and two in 

beige vinyl, some labelled Ben Chairs and 

dated 19 Jan 1971, 82cm 

£100 - 150 

1308 

A 1960's/70's Nathan Bent Ply Teak 

and Glass Coffee Table, in three 

sections with central adjustable bottle 

shelf, unmarked, 98cm wide, 46cm high 

£100 - 150 

1309 

A 1970's Beech and Brown Laminate 

Sideboard, the rectangular top over three 

drawers and two cupboard doors, on four 

feet, unmarked, 185cm by 43cm, 76cm 

high 

£100 - 150 

1310 

A 1960's/70's Beech Dressing Table, 

retailed by Garrards, with two drawers 

with stained fronts and chrome handles, 

on four splayed legs, 85cm by 52cm, 75cm 

high 

£150 - 200 

1311 

A Set of Six 1960's/70's Office Elbow 

Chairs, with rosewood arms, upholstered 

seats and backs, on a chrome frame, with 

four legs, moulded mark ANTOCKS LAIRN 

HIGH WYCOMBE ENDLAND, 74cm 

£100 - 150 

1312 

Douglas Arnold (b.1976): A Bent 

Birch Ply and Leather Sofa, with nailed 

brown leather seat and back, signed and 

dated 2001, 153cm wide, 87cm high 

£100 - 200 

1313 

A Set of Four Vitra Tom Vac Chairs, 

designed by Rod Arad, circa 2000, 

black plastic seats, on four chromium 

plated tubular steel legs, moulded Tom 

Vac Design Ron Arad, labelled LGA 

Nurnberg GS geprütte Sicherheit 

http://www.vitra.com 201214 Part 

no.44000100 00 0100 Delivery 42.200 

Vitra, 75.5cm 

£300 - 400 

Clocks & Barometers 

1315 

A Gilt Brass and Champleve Enamel 

Carriage Timepiece, circa 1900, with 

carrying handle, enamel dial with Roman 

numerals and surrounded by 

multi-coloured champleve enamel, single 

barrel movement with platform lever 

escapement, 16cm over handle, with later 

associated travelling case 

£200 - 300

1316 

A Gilt Brass Striking and Repeating 

Carriage Clock, circa 1890, with 

carrying handle and repeating button, 

enamel dial with Arabic numerals, twin 


escapement and striking on a gong, 19cm 

high over handle, with fitted travelling 

case 

£300 - 400 

1317 

A Gilt Brass Five Minute Repeating 

Carriage Clock, Examined by Barraud 

& Lunds, 41 Cornhill, London 4731, 

circa 1890, the corniche case with 

carrying handle and two repeat buttons, 

top oval viewing glass underside with 5 

min reptr and hour reptr written in red, 

enamel dial with Roman numerals, twin 


escapement and striking on a gong, 

movement backplate stamped patent 

safety roller and G.L.C 1994, 18cm high 

over handle 

**A similar five minute repeater clock is 

illustrated in Allix (Charles) Carriage 

Clocks, pg.197 and 198 

£800 - 1200 

1318 

An Unusual Brass Striking and 

Repeating Triple Calendar Alarm 

Carriage Clock, circa 1890, with 

carrying handle, dial with Roman and 

Arabic numerals, three apertures for 

day/month and date, alarm dial, twin 


escapement and striking on a bell, 17.5cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

1319 

A Gilt Brass Striking and Repeating 

Alarm Carriage Clock, stamped Henri 

Jacot, circa 1890, the gorge case with 

carrying handle and repeat button, enamel 

dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, 

alarm dial, twin barrel movement with 

platform lever escapement and striking on 

a gong, movement backplate stamped HJ 

for Henri Jacot and numbered 16985, 

17.5cm high over handle 

£500 - 700 

1320 

A Good Swiss Gilt Brass Grande 

Sonnerie Calendar Alarm Carriage 

Clock, signed J F Bautte & Cie, 

Geneve, circa 1860, the elaborately cast 

case with scroll and floral decoration, 

carrying handle and repeat button, back 

door with shuttered winding holes, 

underside with grande sonnerie selection 

lever grand sonnerie/silent/Petit sonnerie, 

enamel dial with Roman numerals and 

signed, two dials for date and alarm, twin 


escapement and striking on a bell, bottom 

of the movement backplate signed, 18cm 

high, with the original mahogany and 

brass stringing travelling case 

£2000 - 3000 

1321 

A Silver Travelling Alarm Clock, 

signed Boucheron, Paris, circa 1930, 

bark finished case with front and back 

opening doors, case inside rim signed and 

numbered 82321 9277, bark finished dial 

with applied baton and dot markers, alarm 

hand, lever movement, movement 

backplate signed and numbered 17336 

17736, 68mm wide 

£300 - 500

1322 

A Marine Chronometer Movement, 

signed Barraud, Cornhill, London, 

No.403, spring detent escapement with 

Arnold's type balance, free sprung helical 

hairspring, diamond endstone, silvered dial 

with Roman numerals and later inscribed 

Fletcher, London, Maker to the Admiralty, 

no.403, subsidiary seconds, in a later oak 

mantel clock case, movement circa 1810, 

dial and case later, 18cm high 

£200 - 300 

1323 

A Gilt Brass Champleve Enamel 

Striking Mantel Clock, circa 1890, with 

four bevelled glass panels, multi-coloured 

champleve enamel borders, 3-1/4-inch 

enamel dial with Roman and Arabic 

numerals, twin barrel movement with 

striking on a gong, twin mercury tubed 

pendulum, 31cm high 

£600 - 800 

1324 

A Small Black Slate Striking Mantel 

Clock Combined with Calendars and 

Aneroid Barometer, circa 1880, arched 

case with inlaid malachite to the base, 

Roman numeral dial and two other dials 

for date/day of the week and aneroid 

barometer, 45cm high 

£200 - 300 

1325 

A French Ormolu Striking Mantel 

Clock, 19th century, with applied scroll 

and floral mounts, surmounted by a 

female figure kneeling, 4-1/2-inch enamel 

dial with Roman numerals and signed 

Lanfroy, serpentine date hand, twin barrel 

movement with outside countwheel 

striking on a gong, 51cm high 

£500 - 700 

1326 

A Gilt Brass Atmos Clock, Model: 

Embassy, signed Jaeger LeCoultre, 

circa 1975, with red and black faux 

marble panels, base with stop lever, dial 

with Roman chapter ring and visible 

balance wheel below, 22cm high, with 

Jaeger LeCoultre booklets 

£300 - 500 

1327 

A Champleve Enamel Striking Mantel 

Clock, circa 1880, decorated with 

multi-coloured champleve enamel panels 

and winged cherubs, 3-1/2-inch dial with 

Roman numerals, twin barrel movement 

striking on a gong, movement backplate 

stamped Japy Freres, 50cm high 

£100 - 1500 

1328 

A Porcelain Mounted Striking Mantel 

Clock with Garniture, circa 1890, with 

mask and swag leaf decoration, porcelain 

panels depicting ladies in costume, 

3-1/2-inch dial with Roman numerals, twin 

barrel movement with striking on a bell, 

movement backplate Japy Freres, 39cm 

high, with a pair of four-light candelabra, 

45cm high 

£600 - 800 

1329 

A Two Day Marine Chronometer Dial 

and Movement. in a later 

custom-made case, the later white 

metal case with concealed side carrying 

handles, engraved inscription to the side 

HM 1953, 4-inch silvered dial with Roman 

numerals signed Victor Kullberg Maker to 

the Admiralty the Indian & Italian 

Governments, 105 Liverpool Rd London N, 

No.9206, detent escapement, free sprung 

helical hairspring, 15cm wide 

£300 - 400

1330 

A French Gilt Metal and Porcelain 

Mounted Striking Mantel Clock, circa 

1890, surmounted by an urn finial and 

swag decoration, 4-inch dial with Roman 

numerals, twin barrel movement, 56cm 

high 

£500 - 700 

1331 

A Gilt Metal and White Marble 

Striking Mantel Clock with Garniture, 

circa 1890, the portico case with acorn 

finials, 3-1/2-inch enamel dial with Roman 

and Arabic numerals, twin barrel 

movement with outside countwheel 

striking on a bell, sunburst pendulum bob, 

32cm high, with a pair of three-light 

candelabra, 24cm high 

£300 - 500 

1332 

A Gilt Brass Atmos Clock, Model: 

Royale, circa 1970, the concealed case 

with hinged front door, silvered Roman 

numeral chapter ring, below with a visible 

balance wheel, 27cm high, with Jaeger 

LeCoultre fitted case and booklets 

£300 - 500 

1333 

A White Marble Striking Mantel Clock, 

circa 1890, with gilt bronze mounts and 

flanked by putti, 3-1/2-inch dial with 

Arabic numerals, twin barrel movement 

striking on a bell, 28cm high 

£300 - 400 

1334 

A French Gilt Metal and Porcelain 

Mounted Striking Mantel Clock, circa 

1890, with blue ground porcelain mounts 

depicting birds, flowers and putti, dial with 

Roman numerals, twin barrel movement 

striking on a bell, on a gilt wooden base, 

45cm high 

£500 - 700 

1335 

A French Gilt Metal Striking Mantel 

Clock, circa 1900, surmounted by an 

acorn finial and central column, marble 

base, 3-1/2-inch enamel dial with Arabic 

numerals, twin barrel movement striking 

on a bell, 57cm high 

£300 - 400 

1336 

An Electric Mantel Clock, signed 

Eureka Clock Ltd, London, Pat 

No.14614-1906, No.274, circular brass 

base, glazed dome, 4-inch enamel dial 

with Arabic numerals, movement with 

large visible balance wheel, 25cm high 

£300 - 500 

1337 

A White Marble Striking Mantel Clock, 

circa 1890, with applied gilt metal 

mounts and acanthus leaf border, 

3-1/2-inch enamel dial with Arabic 

numerals, twin barrel movement with 

outside countwheel striking on a bell, 

31cm high 

£300 - 400 

1338 

A Gilt Brass Atmos Clock, signed 

LeCoultre, No.164558, circa 1970, 

with five glazed panels, 5-inch silvered 

chapter ring with applied Arabic and 

dagger markers, central skeletonised view 

of the movement with large oscillating 

balance wheel beneath, spirit level to 

base, movement signed and numbered 

164558, 23.5cm high, with LeCoultre 

packaging, wall bracket and booklets 

£300 - 500

1339 

A French Gilt Metal and White Marble 

Striking Clock with Garniture, circa 

1890, with swag floral decoration and 

central columns, 4-inch enamel dial with 

Arabic numerals, twin barrel movement 

with outside countwheel striking on a bell, 

49cm high, with a pair of five-light 

candelabra, 41cm high 

£800 - 1200 

1340 

A Brass Skeleton Mantel Timepiece, 

circa 1880, single fusee movement with 

anchor escapement, 6-inch silvered dial 

with Roman numerals, raised on a marble 

base beneath a later glass dome, 42cm 

high 

£300 - 500 

1341 

A French Industrial Steam Hammer 

Striking Clock, circa 1890, the case 

with various valves and levers to the top, 

raised on black slate base, rectangular dial 

with applied Roman numerals, twin barrel 

movement striking on a bell, movement 

backplate stamped Medaille d'or CLT Btf 

SGDG Paris, 46cm high (with losses) 

£300 - 500 

1342 

A Gilt Brass Atmos Clock, signed 

Jaeger LeCoultre, No.435336, circa 

1980, case with five glass panels, 5-inch 

white chapter ring with applied Arabic and 

dagger markers, central skeletonised view 

of the movement with large oscillating 

balance wheel beneath, spirit level to 

base, movement signed and numbered 

435336, 24cm high 

£300 - 500 

1343 

A Walnut Wall Timepiece, Benjamin 

Harral, Barnsley, circa 1890, with side 

and bottom opening doors, 12-inch 

painted dial with Roman numerals, single 

fusee movement with anchor escapement, 

38cm wide 

£400 - 600 

1344 

A Mahogany Drop Dial Wall 

Timepiece, Henry Lee, Bolton, circa 

1860, circular top with side opening door, 

trunk with bottom door, 12-inch dial with 

Roman numerals, single fusee movement 

with anchor escapement, 54cm high 

£400 - 600 

1345 

A Mahogany Striking Wall Clock, Geo 

Priest, Norwich, circa 1800, the 

circular top case with carved sides, arched 

trunk door with canted corners, 14-inch 

painted dial with Roman numerals, twin 

weight driven movement with anchor 

escapement and rack striking on a bell, 

157cm high 

£800 - 1200 

1346 

An Unusual Mahogany Drop Dial Wall 

Timepiece, circa 1830, with side and 

bottom opening doors, carved side ears, 

brass inlaid trunk with pendulum window, 

12-inch painted dial with Roman numerals 

and unusual painted dial centre depicting 

the Order of the Oddfellows, single fusee 

movement with anchor escapement, 68cm 

high 

£500 - 700

1347 

A Mahogany Striking Wall Clock, 

Nathl Wegg, New Cross Rd, London, 

circa 1850, side and bottom opening 

doors, 12-inch convex painted dial with 

Roman numerals, twin fusee movement 

with anchor escapement and striking on a 

bell, 39cm high 

£800 - 1200 

1348 


signed Morath Bros, Liverpool, circa 

1860, the octagonal top with side opening 

door, trunk with pendulum window and 

flanked by floral and fruit carved ears, 

bottom door, 14-inch painted dial with 

Roman numerals, twin fusee movement 

with anchor escapement and striking on a 

gong, 83cm high 

£500 - 700 

1349 


Whittington, Manchester, circa 1870, 

applied acorn and leaf decorated bezel, 

side opening doors, 12-inch painted dial 

with Roman numerals, twin fusee 

movement with anchor escapement and 


£700 - 900 

1350 

An 8-inch Mahogany Alarm Wall 

Timepiece, 19th Century, with side and 

bottom opening doors, flame veneered 

trunk, 8-inch painted dial with Roman 

numerals and central alarm disc, single 

fusee movement with anchor escapement 

and alarm striking on a bell, 37cm high 

£500 - 700 

1351 

A Rosewood Drop Dial Striking Wall 

Clock, circa 1830, octagonal top with 

brass inlay and side opening doors, 

pendulum window to the front and bottom 

door, 14-inch dial with Roman numerals, 

twin fusee movement with anchor 

escapement and striking on a bell, 72cm 

high 

£500 - 700 

1352 

An Oak Striking Wall Clock, circa 

1850, with carved shell cresting, side 

opening doors, 14-inch dial with Roman 

numerals, twin fusee movement with 

anchor escapement and striking on a bell, 

movement backplate stamped JW Benson, 

103cm high 

£700 - 900 

1353 

A Japanned Bracket Clock with 

Passing Strike, Smyth, London, with 

inverted bell top, decorated in gilt against 

a cream background and with Oriental 

scenes, side carrying handles and viewing 

windows, 9-inch arched painted dial with 

Roman numerals, arch with fast/slow 

selection, single fusee movement with 

triangular shaped plates, anchor 

escapement and passing strike on a bell, 

56cm high, together with associated 

painted wall bracket 

£1000 - 1500 

1354 

A Mahogany Chiming Table Clock, 

retailed by Manoah Rhodes & Sons 

Ltd, Bradford, circa 1890, arched top, 

pierced side sound frets, 7-inch silvered 

dial with Roman numerals, arch with 

fast/slow and chime/silent selections, triple 

barrel movement quarter chiming with 

four hammers striking four gongs and a 

larger hammer striking a gong for the 

hours, movement backplate stamped W&H 

Sch, 42cm high 

£300 - 500

1355 

A Mahogany Striking Bracket Clock, 

circa 1830, arched case with applied 

floral and scroll mounts, gadroon 

decorated borders to the base, 9-1/2-inch 

painted dial with Roman numerals and 

later inscription Roskell Liverpool, twin 

fusee movement with anchor escapement 

and striking on a gong, 59cm high, with 

matching mahogany wall bracket, 24cm 

high 

£1200 - 1500 

1356 

A Regency Mahogany and Brass Clock 

Wall Bracket, nicely figured veneer with 

brass bound border, 26cm wide 

£250 - 300 

1357 

An Oak Chiming Table Clock, signed 

Russells Ltd, 18 Church St, Liverpool, 

circa 1890, the elaborate carved case 

with scroll and mask decoration 

throughout, side opening doors, engraved 

presentation plaque to the front, 8-inch 

arched brass dial with a Roman and Arabic 

chapter ring, arch with three dials for 

chime/silent, fast/slow and 

Whittington/Westminster, triple fusee 

movement with anchor escapement, 

chiming with eight hammer striking eight 

bells or four hammers striking four gongs 

and a further hammer striking a gong for 

the hours, 70cm high 

£800 - 1200 

1358 

An Ebonised Striking Table Clock, 

signed Thos Gibbons, Popes head 

Alley, London, circa 1750, the inverted 

bell top with carrying handle, side 

windows and pierced sound frets, 7-inch 

arched silvered brass dial with Roman and 

Arabic chapter ring, mock pendulum and 

date apertures, signed in the arch, twin 

fusee movement, converted to anchor 

escapement and striking on a bell, 

movement backplate engraved 

throughout, 53cm high over handle 

£1500 - 2000 

1359 

A Mahogany and Brass Inlaid Quarter 

Striking Table Clock, circa 1890, the 

caddy top with carrying handle, pierced 

side sound frets, raised on bracket feet, 

7-inch silvered dial with Roman numerals, 

twin barrel movement quarter striking with 

two hammers onto two gongs, 48cm high 

£300 - 400 

1360 

An Oak Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, 

signed Isaac Hadwen, Sedbergh, 

circa 1720, flat top pediment, trunk door 

with glazed lenticle, re-built plinth, 

10-1/2-inch square brass dial with chapter 

ring, date aperture, single hand, engraved 

inscriptions to corners man's presious 

hours/away like these do slip/observey 

emotions tipp/behold this hand, movement 

with anchor escapement and outside 

countwheel striking on a bell, later 

seatboard, 214cm high 

£800 - 1200

1361 

An Oak Thirty Hour Longcase Clock, 

signed Sagar, Skipton, circa 1780, 

swan neck pediment, arched trunk door, 

12-1/4-inch brass dial with silvered Roman 

and Arabic chapter ring, engraved floral 

decoration, date, moonphase aperture and 

signed, four pillar movement with outside 

countwheel striking on a bell, 213cm high 

£500 - 700 

1362 

A Walnut Eight Day Longcase Clock, 

case with swan neck pediment, 

crossbanded trunk door, 12-1/2-inch brass 

dial with Roman and Arabic chapter ring 

later bearing inscription Nicholson 

Whitehaven, lunar and date apertures, 

four pillar movement with anchor 

escapement and rack striking on a bell, 

dial and movement later, 232cm high 

£800 - 1200 

1363 

An Oak Eight Day Longcase Clock, 

swan neck pediment, side fluted inset 

columns, 12-inch square brass dial with 

Roman and Arabic silvered chapter ring, 

dial centre later bearing inscription Thos 

Lister, Halifax, four pillar movement with 

anchor escapement and rack striking on a 

bell, dial and movement later, 228cm high 

£600 - 700 

1364 

A Mahogany Eight Day Longcase 

Clock, Jas Brownbill, Liverpool, circa 

1800, swan neck pediment, gilt painted 

panels, flame veneered trunk door flanked 

by fluted columns, 14-inch arched painted 

dial with Roman and Arabic chapter ring, 

inner date ring, centre seconds, rolling 

moonphase, four pillar movement with 

attached falseplate stamped William 

Whitaker, deadbeat escapement and rack 


£700 - 900 

1365 


Clock, signed Jno Leplastrier, 

Shadwell, circa 1790, arched pediment 

with three brass finials, stop brass fluted 

columns, flame arched trunk door, bracket 

feet, 12-inch one piece arched silvered dial 

with Roman and Arabic chapter, dial 

centre with seconds and date aperture, 

arch with strike/silent selection, five pillar 

movement with anchor escapement and 

rack striking on a bell, later seatboard, 

228cm high 

£800 - 1200 

1366 


Clock, flat top pediment, Corinthian 

capped columns, inlaid arched trunk door, 

13-1/4-inch arched brass dial with Roman 

and Arabic chapter ring, inner date ring, 

seconds, arch with rolling moonphase and 

signed Hughe Stockelle, Newcastle, four 

pillar movement with anchor escapement 

and rack striking on a bell, dial and 

movement circa 1780, case possibly later, 

227cm high 

£700 - 900 

1367 

A Mahogany Chiming Longcase Clock, 

retailed by Maple & Co Ltd, London, 

circa 1890, case with broken arched 

pediment, glazed trunk door, bracket 

shaped feet, 12-inch dial with Arabic 

numerals, dial centre with scrollwork and 

seconds, chime/silent eight bells/four bells 

selection levers at 3, massive triple weight 

driven movement with deadbeat 

escapement, eight hammers chiming onto 

eight tubular bells and a further hammer 

striking a gong for the hours, 226cm high 

£1500 - 2000

1368 

A Month Going Walnut Longcase 

Clock, flat top pediment, glazed side 

windows, burr walnut veneered trunk 

door, 11-inch dial with silvered Roman 

chapter ring signed Edw Brookes, London, 

ringed winding holes and date aperture, 

seconds dial, five pillar movement with 

anchor escapement and outside 

countwheel striking on a bell, dial and 

movement circa 1690, case later, 211cm 

high 

£2500 - 3000 

1369 

A Good Mahogany Eight Day 

Longcase Clock, signed Wyke & 

Green, Liverpool, circa 1780, swan 

neck pediment, flame veneered trunk 

door, raised quatre form panel to the 

base, 13-inch arched brass dial with a 

silvered Roman and Arabic chapter ring, 

inner date ring, engraved floral centre with 

seconds and signed, arch with 

moonphase, four pillar movement with 

anchor escapement and rack striking on a 

bell, 249cm high 

£3000 - 4000 

1370 

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, Pratt, 

Askrigg, circa 1810, visible mercury 

tube, brass dial inscribed, 102cm high 

£500 - 700 

1371 

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, visible 

mercury tube, turned side columns, boxed 

cistern cover, paper dial painted with J 

Doughty Fecit, 96cm high 

£200 - 300 

1372 

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed 

J Croce, York, circa 1825, with visible 

mercury tube, silvered dial signed with 

vernier and thermometer tube, barber pole 

stringing, turned cistern cover, 92cm high 

£450 - 650 

1373 

A Rosewood Stick Barometer, signed 

Jackson, Scarborough, circa 1850, 

with carved top, concealed mercury tube 

with twin vernier ivory scale signed, turned 

cistern cover, 100cm high 

£500 - 700 

1374 

A Mahogany Stick Barometer, signed 

Cs Farelli, circa 1810, broken arched 

pediment, visible mercury tube, silvered 

dial with vernier scale signed, 

thermometer tube, inlaid stringing and 

turned cistern, 97cm high 

£300 - 400 

1375 

A Rosewood Wheel Barometer, 

signed B D G Battista, circa 1850, with 

swan neck pediment, hygrometer, 

thermometer tube, 8-inch silvered dial, 

spirit level signed, 97cm high 

£200 - 300 

1376 

A Satinwood 10-inch Wheel 

Barometer, signed A Corti, circa 

1810, swan neck pediment, hygrometer, 

thermometer, 10-inch silvered dial, spirit 

level signed, 107cm high 

£400 - 600

Rugs, Carpets & Tapestries 

1377 

Afshar Rug 

South East Persia 

The ivory field with columns of heraldic 

devices enclosed by indigo diamond 

borders and similar guard stripes, 200cm 

by 155cm 

£300 - 500 

1378 

Kouchan Kordi Rug 

Khorasan, North East Persia 

The compartmentalised field containing 

quartered guls enclosed by ivory borders 

of meandering vines, 196cm by 119cm 

£300 - 500 

1379 

Bergama Rug 

West Anatolia 

The rust field of stylised flowerheads 

around a mint green lozenge enclosed by 

ivory borders of serrated leaf and calyx 

design and mustard outer guard stripes, 

1st half 19th century, 150cm by 105cm 

£400 - 600 

1380 

Rare Jaff Kurd Rug 

Perisan/Iraqi Border Region 

The polychrome diamond lattice field of 

guls enclosed by stepped medallion 

borders, 220cm by 145cm 

£900 - 1200 

1381 

Jaff Kurd Bagface 

Persian/Iraqi Border Region 

The polychrome lattice field of latch hook 

guls enclosed by narrow ivory borders, 

67cm by 75cm 

£200 - 300 

1382 

Veramin Carpet 

Central Persia 

The indigo lattice field of flowerheads 

enclosed by rust borders of samovar 

motifs flanked by pale indigo guard 

stripes, 20cm by 148cm 

£400 - 600 

1383 

Anatolian Carpet 

Probably Pandirmar 

The cream field with an allover design of 

floral vines enclosed by similar meandering 

leafy vine borders flanked by rosette guard 


£700 - 1000 

1384 

Good Ardabil Carpet 

North West Persia 

The ivory field with an angular lattice 

design containing columns of stepped 

medallions enclosed by crimson borders of 

flowerheads and meandering vines flanked 

by guard stripes, 335cm by 227cm 

£800 - 1200 

1385 

Narrow Heriz Runner 

Persian Azerbaijan 

The indigo field with a column of 

polychrome hooked medallions enclosed 

by ivory Harshang borders and 

meandering vine guard stripes, 463cm by 

93cm 

£600 - 900 

1386 

Mahal Carpet 

Sultanabad, West Persia 

The terracotta field with an allover design 

of large flowerheads and stylised vines 

enclosed by indigo spandrels and 

polychrome borders between double guard 


£500 - 800

1387 

"Dragon Sileh" 

Probably North West Persia 

The compartmentalised field containing 

rows of stylised dragons enclosed by 

narrow borders of polychrome diamond 

motifs, 352cm by 257cm 

**This modern brocaded flatweave is an 

excellent copy of the highly collectable 

19th century Caucasian weavings 

£700 - 1000 

1388 

Kashan Carpet 


The rust field of scrolling floral vines 

around a pole medallion framed by 

spandrels and indigo borders of 

meandering floral vines between triple 

guard stripes, 420cm by 330cm 

£500 - 800 

1389 

Fine Signed Hereke Carpet 

North East Anatolia 

The raspberry field richly decorated with 

an allover design of cloud bands, 

palmettes and leafy vines within floral 

borders flanked by guard stripes, 376cm 

by 280cm 

**The Ottoman Sultan Abdulmecit set up 

workshops for the production of weaving 

in the town of Hereke during the mid 19th 

century. The weavers, who were mainly 

Armenian, initially concentrated on the 

production of very fine quality silk rugs 

and it was only later during the last two 

decades of the 19th century that the royal 

workshops began producing fine large 

scale carpets knotted in wool. Early 

weavings were probably made exclusively 

for the Sultan's personal use. The design 

of this example is like many, based on 

classical 17th century pieces. It dates 

from the 1890's and is an excellent 

example of fine quality carpets made in 

the town. Such examples are now rare 

and collectable. 

£3000 - 5000 

1390 

Kashgai Rug 

South West Persia 

The madder stepped lozenge field with 

columns of polychrome heraldic devices 

framed by flowerhead spandrels and pale 

indigo borders of stylised boteh between 

lemon guard stripes, 328cm by 133cm 

£700 - 1000 

1391 

Heriz Carpet 


The terracotta field of stylised angular 

vines enclosed by indigo borders of 

samovar motifs and pale lemon guard 


£650 - 950 

1392 

Unusual Isfahan Carpet 


The terracotta field with an allover design 

of scrolling floral vines and flowers 

enclosed by mid blue borders of palmettes 

and meandering vines between double 


£300 - 400 

1393 

Kurdish Runner 

Persian Kurdistan 

The indigo field with a column of linked 

medallions framed by serrated spandrels 

enclosed by ivory borders of stylised 

meandering vines and ice blue guard 


£380 - 500

1394 

Heriz Carpet 


The rust field of angular vines around a 

cruciform medallion framed by spandrels 

and enclosed by deep indigo borders of 

polychrome flowerheads and serrated 

leaves between meandering vine guard 


£600 - 900 

1395 

Tabriz Prayer Carpet 


The mid indigo field of scrolling vines 

beneath the Mihrab enclosed by borders of 

flowerheads and scrolling vines, 336cm by 

215cm (reduced) 

£300 - 500 

1396 

Fine and Unusual Nain Silk Rug with 

Wool Highlights 


The ivory field depicting hunting scenes 

within a verdant landscape of trees and 

flowering plants enclosed by floral borders 

and similar guard stripes, 261cm by 152cm 

**Carpet production in Nain began 

relatively recently (during the 1940's). 

However, in the 1950's the town became 

famous for the quality of its production, 

often making finely knotted rugs piled in 

soft lustrous wool on a cotton foundation. 

Silk was frequently used to highlight small 

design features. This rug is interesting 

and highly unusual in that approximately 

90% of the rug is piled in silk and the 

small design features are knotted in wool. 

This would suggest that the rug was 

woven as a one-off special commission 

rather than a production piece. 

£1800 - 2500 

1397 

Good Ghom Carpet 


The allover ivory lattice field of palmettes 

and vines enclosed by raspberry borders of 

leafy flowering plants between pale indigo 

rosette guard stripes, 320cm by 230cm 

£1500 - 2500 

1398 

Tabriz Carpet 


The cream field with an allover design of 

palmettes and scrolling serrated leaves 

enclosed by claret borders of similar 

design flanked by pale blue meandering 

vine guard stripes, 385cm by 305cm 

£1200 - 1800 

1399 

Kashan Carpet 


The ivory field with an allover design of 

boteh enclosed by similar borders and 


277cm 

**Signed in several places 

£600 - 900 

1400 



The rust field with a single column of 

hooked and cruciform medallions enclosed 

by narrow borders of cruciform motifs and 

mid indigo guard stripes, 340cm by 88cm 

£400 - 600 

1401 

Narrow Kashgai Runner 

South West Persia 

The deep indigo field of millefleur design 

around a column of ivory medallions 

framed by narrow ivory borders of 

polychrome octagons and boteh guard 

stripes, 321cm by 89cm

**The Kashgai tribe are prolific weavers 

but made few rugs in runner format. 

Narrow weavings such as this one are rare 

£300 - 500 

1401A 

Yazd Carpet 

South East Persia 

The raspberry field of scrolling floral vines 

around an ivory and indigo pole medallion 

framed by spandrels and enclosed by deep 

indigo borders of meandering vines and 

triple guard stripes, 453cm by 329cm 

£500 - 800 

1402 

Afghan Carpet 

Afghan Turkestan 

The madder field with columns of typical 

"elephant foot" medallions enclosed by 

compartmentalised sunburst borders and 

multiple minor borders between boteh 


£300 - 500 

1403 

Ersari Carpet 

Emirate of Bukhara 

The madder field with three columns of 

"elephant foot" quartered guls enclosed by 

borders of stepped diamond motifs and 

barber pole guard stripes, 347cm by 

254cm 

£400 - 600 

1404 

A Good Brussels Tapestry, late 

17th/early 18th century 

Woven in silk and wool, depicting a 

huntsman sitting beneath a tree with his 

hound within a verdant wooded landscape, 

enclosed by rich borders of exotic birds 

fruits, leafy floral vines and plain indigo 

narrow outer borders, signed in the lower 

border EE Panmaker, 302cm by 196cm 

**The Panmaker family are recorded as 

weaving in Brussels from the mid 

seventeenth century until 1720. Evidently 

they used more than one variation of the 

spelling of the family name 

£8000 - 12000 

1405 

A Late 17th/Early 18th Century 

Flemish "Verdure" Tapestry 

Woven in silk and wool depicting a large 

leafy tree flanked by birds within a 

wooded landscape, the background with 

castles, houses and a bridge enclosed by 

borders of flowers plants and acanthus 

leaves and narrow plain minor borders, 

358cm by 271cm 

£4000 - 6000 

1406 

Senneh Rug 


The deep indigo field with columns of 

boteh enclosed by madder borders of 

stylised flowerheads and serrated leaves 

between mid indigo borders, 145cm by 

112cm 

£300 - 500 

1407 

Good Veramin Carpet 


The ivory field of lattice design containing 

palmettes and birds with pale indigo 

borders of stylised meandering vines and 

double guard stripes, 323cm by 215cm 

**Veramin carpets are comparatively rare. 

This is a fine example of weaving from this 

region 

£1500 - 2500

1408 

Good Isfahan Rug 


The pale indigo field of large scrolling 

vines around a claret pole medallion 

framed by claret borders of palmettes and 

meadering leafy vines between ivory guard 


**Woven on a silk foundation 

£500 - 800 

1409 

Isfahan Carpet 


The ivory field of scrolling floral vines 

enclosed by similar borders and double 


210cm 

**Silk highlights 

£500 - 800 

1410 

Tabriz Carpet 


The brick red field of flowering vines 

around an indigo pole medallion framed by 

spandrels of urns issuing flowers and 

indigo borders of palmettes and 

meandering vines between ivory guard 


£1000 - 1500 

1411 

Feraghan Kelleh 

West Persia 

The deep indigo Herati field enclosed by 

narrow ivory borders, 510cm by 200cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1412 

An Unusual Malayir Carpet 

West Persia 

The mid indigo field with columns of 

stylised boteh enclosed by madder borders 

of angular meandering vines and triple 


£1400 - 1800 

1413 



The abrashed madder field with a column 

of diamond medallions surrounded by 

stylised flowerheads and plants and 

enclosed by borders of meandering vines 

of stylised serrated leaves, 360cm by 

95cm 

£300 - 400 

1414 

Unusual Heriz Carpet 


The terracotta field with a complex allover 

reciprocal design of stylised fleur de lys 

enclosed by wide ivory borders of stylised 

samovar motifs and cloudbands between 

indigo guard stripes, 330cm by 240cm 

£400 - 600 

1415 

North West Persian Carpet 


The field with an allover design of large 

stylised flowerheads and angular floral 

vines enclosed by mushroom borders of 

stylised meandering vines and indigo 

boteh guard stripes, 340cm by 260cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1416 

Tafrish Rug 


The ice blue field centred by a madder 

medallion framed by spandrels and ivory 

boteh borders, 193cm by 136cm 

£300 - 500 

1417 

Indian Carpet 

Probably Amritsar, Punjab 

The indigo field with a lattice of palmettes, 

flowerheads and serrated leaves enclosed 

by wide ivory borders of meandering vines 

between multiple guard stripes, 651cm by 

336cm 

£300 - 500

1418 

A Late 19th Century Six Panel 

Aubusson Screen 

Central France 

Each panel set in a moulded walnut frame 

depicting meandering polychrome floral 

vines within a narrow rococo border, each 

panel 172cm by 61cm 

£400 - 600 

1419 

Tabriz Carpet 


The coral field sparsely decorated with 

angular vines centred by a roundel 

medallion framed by spandrels and deep 

indigo borders between meandering vine 


£300 - 500 

1420 

Beshir Rug 

Emirate of Bukhara 

The rust field with three columns of 

hooked guls enclosed by borders of 

octagons and ivory guard stripes, 245cm 

by 144cm 

£600 - 900 

1421 

Rare Signed Heriz Carpet 


The madder field of angular vines around 

an indigo cruciform medallion framed by 

spandrels and indigo borders of stylised 

flowers and meandering vines between ice 

blue guard stripes, 390cm by 290cm 

£800 - 1200 

1422 

Kashan Carpet 


The ivory field with a lattice of leafy vines 

around a roundel medallion enclosed by 

floral borders, 425cm by 330cm 

£500 - 1000 

1423 

North West Persian Carpet, of 

unusual size 

Probably Persian Azerbaijan 

The deep indigo lattice field of angular 

vines enclosed by claret borders of stylised 

angular meandering vines between double 


£800 - 1200 

1424 

Fine Ghom Silk Rug 

The ivory field depicting hunting scenes 

and flowering plants enclosed by pale 

lemon borders of animals, birds and 

flowers, the guard stripes with cartouches 

of calligraphic Persian poetry, 201cm by 

113cm 

**Provenance: Belonged to Primrose 

Dampier-Blackburn (nee Atkinson) 

£700 - 1000 

1425 

Kashan Carpet 


The raspberry field of scrolling vines and 

palmettes around an indigo medallion 

framed by spandrels and indigo borders of 

meandering vines between double guard 

stripes 


£500 - 700 

1426 

Heriz Carpet 

Perisan Azerbaijan 

The claret field of angular vines and 

stylised flowerheads around a cruciform 

medallion framed by spandrels and wide 

indigo borders of samovar motifs between 


322cm 

£1000 - 1500

1427 

Tabriz Carpet 


The field with an allover design of leafy 

scrolling floral vines within similar 

meandering vine borders and ivory guard 


£400 - 600 

1428 

A Finely Woven Chinese Silk Carpet 

The indigo field richly decorated with floral 

vines around an ivory and crimson 

medallion framed by spandrels and 

crimson borders of meandering vines, 


£3000 - 5000 

1429 

A Fine Large Isfahan Carpet 

The shaded terracotta field of scrolling 

vines and palmettes around a central 

medallion framed by spandrels and 

enclosed by mid indigo borders of boteh 

and meandering vines between double 


**Provenance: Allerton Castle, North 

Yorkshire 

£2500 - 3500 

Garden Statuary 

1430 

withdrawn 

1431 

A Pair of Cast Iron Garden Urns, of 

semi-gadrooned campana form with loop 

handles and mask terminals, on flutes 

socles and square bases, 76cm high 

£200 - 300 

1432 

A Pair of Cast Iron Urns, of fluted squat 

campana form with egg and dart moulded 

borders, on square bases, 54cm diameter 

£200 - 300 

1433 

A Cast Iron Garden Urn, of 

semi-gadrooned campana form with 

gadrooned rim and loop handle, cast with 

a band of stylised foliage and strapwork, 

on a fluted circular base, 73cm high 

£150 - 200 

1434 

A Pair of Carved White Marble Table 

Supports, in Assyrian style, probably 

India, 20th century, each as a winged 

lion flanked by pilasters, 15cm by 41cm by 

74cm 

£150 - 250 

1435 

A Coalbrookdale Style Cast Iron 

Garden Bench, 20 th century, the curved 

back cast and pierced with scrolling leaves 

and flowers, with conforming end panels, 

wooden slatted seat, 123cm by 36cm by 

100cm (repainted) 

£300 - 500 

1436 







£300 - 500 

1437 







£300 - 500

1438 






100cm 

£300 - 500 

1439 

A 19th Century Carved Stone 

Sculpture, modelled as a Lion, his 

head turned to the left, on a moulded 

base, 153cm by 50cm by 120cm high 

**Provenance: Part of a grouping that 

looked down from their lofty perch atop 

the old Port Admiral Pub in Preston 

Lancashire. Erected in about 1854, and 

demolished in 1969. It's facade and 

architecture was a landmark, and the 

statues were a talking point for over 100 

years. However the sculptor of the statues 

remains unidentified. They had, until 

recently, been on display in a private 

garden in Lancashire for more than 30 

years; any damage sustained being prior 

to this time. Popular belief (unlikely), held 

the controversial nude lady to be Lady 

Hamilton. This statue, however, bears 

some resemblance in style to “the Greek 

slave” statue by Hiram Powers in the great 

exhibition of 1851. 

£1800 - 2500 

1440 


Sculpture of Napoleon, raised on a 

square section stepped base, the base 

76cm by 63cm, 230cm high 
















some resemblance in style to “the Greek 

slave” statue by Hiram Powers in the great 


£3000 - 5000 

1441 


Sculpture of a Classical Nude Maiden, 

on circular base with carved tree stump, 

secured by a metal ring to the original 

coping stone, the base 117cm by 78cm, 

210cm high 
















some resemblance in style to "the Greek 

slave" statue by Hiram Powers in the great 


£1800 - 2500

1442 

A Carved Stone and Composition 

Church Font, probably 19th century, 

of octagonal shaped form, each side 

carved with a gothic style tracery and birds 

above a carved frieze and moulded base 

on four marble effect columns, 63cm by 

63cm by 98cm 

£500 - 700 

1442A 

A Large Traditional Stone Trough, of 

rectangular form, 129cm by 81cm by 

35cm 

£150 - 250 

1442B 

A Traditional Stone Trough, of 

rectangular form, 69cm by 58cm by 32cm; 

and A Smaller Example, 61cm by 43cm 

by 33cm (2) 

£150 - 250 

1442C 


rectangular form, 95cm by 67cm by 45cm 

£150 - 250 

1442D 


rectangular form, 96cm by 68cm by 46cm 

£200 - 300 

1442E 

A Pair of Cast Metal Campana Shaped 

Garden Urns, of recent date, 71cm by 

80cm 

£200 - 300 

1442F 

A Pair of Cast Metal Garden Urns, with 

gadrooned bodies, acanthus scroll handles, 

raised on square section bases, 60cm 

(excluding handle) by 79cm 

£250 - 350 

1442G 

A Composition Stone Garden Urn, of 

circular form with egg and dart moulded 

edge and acanthus body with conforming 

base, raised on a circular pedestal, 66cm 

by 137cm 

£200 - 300 

1442H 

A Regency Style Painted Garden 

Bench, with wooden slats on scroll end 

metal supports, 181cm long; and A 

Smaller Example, 151cm long (2) 

£150 - 200 

Furniture 

1443 

An 18 th Century German Walnut 

Cabinet on Stand, the bold pediment 

above floral and leaf carved cupboard 

doors enclosing a fitted interior, the base 

with drawer above spiral turned supports, 

with conforming stretcher and raised on 

flattened bun feet, 130cm by 68cm by 

187cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1444 

A Dutch 18 th Century Style Walnut 

Commode, of bombé shaped form, the 

quarter-veneered top with moulded edge 

above four deep drawers, raised on ball 

and claw forefeet, 85cm by 50cm by 82cm 

£300 - 500 

1445 

An 19 th Century Biedermeier Walnut 

Secretaire Chest, the quarter-veneered 

moulded top above a secretaire drawer 

enclosing four small drawers flanked by 

spindle supports above two deep drawers, 

raised on flattened bun feet, 123cm by 

62cm by 92cm 

£300 - 500 

1446 

A North European Figured Walnut 

Secretaire à Abattant, late 19 th 

century, the frieze drawer above a fall 

front enclosing a green leather skiver and 

an arrangement of small drawers, the 

lower section fitted two cupboard doors, 

raised on a platform base with castors, 

106cm by 51cm by 155cm 

£500 - 700

1447 

A 19 th Century North European 

Walnut and Marquetry Side Cabinet, 

with later green marble top above a 

parquetry decorated drawer with 

secretaire drawer below enclosing and 

arrangement of six small drawers and 

pigeon holes, a further deep drawer 

below, all between canted stiles, raised on 

tapering legs with brass toes, 99cm by 

50cm by 127cm 

£300 - 500 

1448 

A 19 th Century North European 

Mahogany Centre Table, of serpentine 

shaped form with quarter-veneered top, 

carved and moulded edge above a shaped 

frieze, raised on acanthus scroll legs joined 

by an undertier and raised on castors, 


£300 - 400 

1449 

An 18 th Century Continental Walnut, 

Plumwood and Tulipwood Serpentine 

Shaped Commode, the top and end 

panels quarter-veneered, above three 

deep drawers and shaped apron, raised on 

bracket feet, (restorations) 120cm by 

66cm by 88cm 

£5000 - 7000 

1450 

A French Walnut Semanier, 2 nd half 

19 th century, the staged top above a 

frieze drawer with six drawers below, all 

between fluted and turned supports, the 

right column acting as a lock, raised on a 

platform base with square form feet, 78cm 

by 55cm by 159cm 

£600 - 800 

1451 

A Mahogany and Marquetry Dutch 

Style Serving Table, 20th century, 

richly inlaid overall with trailing flowers, 

urns and leaves, the rectangular top and 

shaped gallery above two frieze drawers, 

raised on square tapering supports joined 

by a wavy shaped stretcher, 150cm by 

53cm by 98cm 

£800 - 1200 

1452 

Erard, late 19 th century: A 6' 

Rosewood Cased Grand Piano, raised 

on turned and fluted tapering legs with 

brass toes and castors; and A 1920's 

Walnut Music Seat, with green 

overstuffed seat, cabriole legs and pad 

feet (2) 

£400 - 600 

1453 

Challen (1930's): A 4'1” Baby Grand 

Piano, in polished mahogany case, raised 

on square tapering legs 

£300 - 500 

1454 

C Bechstein: A 6'6" Mahogany Cased 

Grand Piano, model no.101040?, 

raised on square tapering legs with brass 

toes and castors; and A 1930's Music 

Seat, with close-nailed and hinged 

overstuffed seat, 55cm by 43cm by 44cm 

(2) 

£1000 - 1500 

1455 

An Edwardian Walnut Revolving 

Piano Duet Stool, circa 1900, 

recovered in modern silk fabric, with 

conforming adjustable brass supports and 

turned tapering legs joined by a shaped 

understretcher, 90cm by 37cm by 51cm 

**See Andrews (John) Victorian and 

Edwardian Furniture, Page 250 pl.866 

£300 - 500

1456 

A Mahogany and Rosewood Duet 

Stool, stamped Gillows, Lancaster, 

late 19 th century, the close-nailed green 

leather overstuffed hinged seat above a 

fluted frieze with acanthus carved 

spandrels, raised on turned and carved 

supports and platform bases joined by a 

stretcher, 100cm by 44cm by 55cm 

£200 - 300 

1457 

An Edwardian Rosewood and 

Marquetry Writing Desk, stamped 

Gillow & Co, Lancaster, late 19 th 

century, the staged top with two small 

drawers and balustrade gallery above a 

green and gilt leather skiver, above two 

frieze drawers, raised on square tapering 

legs with leaf carved decoration joined by 

a shaped undertier, 107cm by 61cm by 

89cm 

£600 - 900 

1458 

A George IV Mahogany Breakfront 

Sideboard, in the manner of Gillows, 

2 nd quarter 19 th century, with single 

frieze drawer above an arched apron 

flanked by a deep cellaret drawer and 

cupboard door, raised on turned and 

reeded column supports and legs, 214cm 


£800 - 1000 

1459 

A Mahogany Washstand, in the 

manner of Gillows, 2 nd quarter 19 th 

century, with three-quarter shaped 

gallery above a frieze drawer, raised on 

square tapering supports joined by a 

shaped undertier, 107cm by 51cm by 

86cm 

£300 - 500 

1460 

A Pair of George III Mahogany Carver 

Chairs, bearing stamp of Gillows, 

early 19 th century, with carved top rail, 

carved and scrolled pierced splat and 

outswept arms with carved handgrips, 

velvet upholstered seats, fluted forelegs 

joined by an H stretcher, 58cm by 47cm 

by 96cm 

£500 - 800 

1461 

An Early Georgian Style Walnut, 

Feather Banded and Crossbanded 

Kneehole Desk, with secretaire drawer 

above an arrangement of six small 

drawers and small frieze drawer, all above 

an arched apron with cupboard door 

below, raised on bracket feet, 81cm by 

46cm by 80cm 

£700 - 1000 

1462 

A George III Satinwood and 

Mahogany Foldover Card Table, late 

18 th century, the top inlaid with 

segmented veneers, patera and kingwood, 

the green baize lined interior above a later 

inlaid frieze, raised on square tapering 

legs, 113cm by 47cm by 74cm 

£250 - 350 

1463 

A Victorian Figured Walnut and 

Marquetry Breakfront Credenza, mid 

19 th century, with grey veined Carrara 

marble top above two cupboard doors with 

arched mirror plates, flanked by serpentine 

shaped cupboard doors, raised on a plinth 

base, 153cm by 48cm by 90cm 

£600 - 800

1464 

A Pair of Gilt and Gesso Demi-Lune 

Console Tables, with rouge royale 

marble tops above a foliate frieze 

decorated with floral swags, raised on 

acanthus and stop fluted tapering legs 

joined by a shaped stretcher surmounted 

by an urn, 51cm by 28cm by 84cm 

£500 - 800 

1465 

A Gilt and Gesso Demi-Lune Console 

Table, with rouge royale marble top 

above a foliate frieze decorated with floral 

swags, raised on acanthus and stop fluted 

tapering legs joined by a shaped stretcher 

surmounted by an urn, 81cm by 40cm by 

85cm 

£400 - 600 

1466 

A Late George III Mahogany, Floral 

Marquetry and Tulipwood 

Crossbanded Sideboard, early 19 th 

century, of serpentine shaped form with 

a deep frieze drawer above a shaped 

apron and flanked by a deep cellaret door 

and cupboard door, raised on square 

tapering legs, 170cm by 70cm by 94cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1467 

A 19 th Century Gilt and Gesso Rococo 

Style Glazed Wall Cabinet, with central 

glazed door enclosing a velvet lined 

interior with two fixed shelves and C scroll 

brackets, flanked by canted sides, headed 

by a richly decorated pediment centred by 

a floral plume, 65cm by 40cm by 140cm 

£400 - 600 

1468 

A George III Mahogany Octagonal 

Wine Cooler, circa 1800, the hinged lid 

with floral patera above a brass bound 

body with carrying handles, raised on a 

stand with fluted frieze and four tapering 

fluted legs with carved spandrels and 

raised on castors, 85cm by 45cm by 75cm 

£900 - 1200 

1469 

A Regency Rosewood Inverted 

Breakfront Dwarf Bookcase, early 

19 th century, the pierced three-quarter 

brass gallery above hinged doors with 

acanthus carved scrolling supports, 

gathered silk doors with anthemion carved 

decoration above a conforming moulded 

base, 142cm by 38cm by 97cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1470 

A Late 17 th Century Olivewood and 

Oyster Veneered Straight Front Chest 

of Drawers, the moulded top with tracery 

stringing above two short and two long 

crossbanded drawers, raised on later 

turnip feet, 95cm by 60cm by 82cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1472 

A Regency Mahogany Secretaire 

Bookcase, early 19 th century, with 

lancet astragal glazed doors enclosing 

adjustable shelves, the chest with a deep 

secretaire drawer enclosing an 

arrangement of small drawers and pigeon 

holes with three drawers below, raised on 

turned feet, 107cm by 52cm by 228cm 

(possibly a marriage) 

£700 - 1000

1473 

A George IV Mahogany Secretaire 

Bookcase, 2 nd quarter 19 th century, 

the ovolo moulding above astragal glazed 

doors enclosing adjustable shelves, with a 

deep two-as-one secretaire drawer 

enclosing drawers and pigeon holes, three 

long drawers below, raised on turned feet, 


£600 - 800 

1474 

A George II Figured Walnut and 

Featherbanded Chest on Stand, mid 

18 th century, the quarter-veneered 

hinged lid above two brass carrying side 

handles, the stand with two frieze 

drawers, raised on bracket feet, 115cm by 

56cm by 88cm 

£400 - 600 

1475 

A Late George III Mahogany 

Canterbury, early 19 th century, the 

four concave shaped dividers with profile 

shaped end supports, above two frieze 

drawers, raised on turned legs with brass 

toes and castors, 53cm by 37cm by 53cm 

£400 - 600 

1476 

A George III Mahogany Straight 

Front Chest of Drawers, late 18 th 

century with alterations, the moulded 

top above a pull-out brushing slide, two 

short over three long graduated drawers, 

all between blind fret stiles raised on 

bracket feet, 88cm by 55cm by 85cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1477 

A Late Victorian Oak and Ebony 

Banded Bookcase, circa 1880, with a 

bold ball surmounted cornice above four 

glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves 

all between acanthus carved brackets, the 

base with a leaf carved edge above 

conforming cupboard doors, raised on a 

plinth base, 248cm by 54cm by 242cm 

£2000 - 3000 

1478 

A George III Mahogany Washstand, 

circa 1800, with two hinged leaves 

enclosing a fitted interior of compartments 

and an aperture for a wash bowl, a 

retractable ratchet mirror, two tambour 

doors below and frieze drawer, raised on 

square chamfered legs with castors, 91cm 


£250 - 350 

1479 

A Victorian Rococo Style Gilt and 

Gesso Console Table, late 19 th 

century, of serpentine shaped form, the 

modern pink marble above a richly 

decorated frieze, on scroll supports with 

acanthus decoration joined by a stretcher, 


£400 - 600 

1480 

An Impressive Pair of Figured 

Walnut, Tulipwood Banded Floral 

Marquetry and Gilt Metal Mounted 

Pedestals, with staged tops above hinged 

cupboard doors inset with oval panels, 

raised on platform base, 28cm by 22cm by 

130cm 

£1500 - 2500

1481 

A George III Mahogany and Brass 

Bound Wine Cooler, circa 1800, of 

hexagonal shaped form with brass drop 

handles, raised on a moulded stand with 

three chamfered tapering legs with 

castors, 48cm by 41cm by 73cm 

£400 - 600 

1482 

Newton, Son & Berry (fl.1830-1838, 

London): Newton's New and 

Improved Terrestrial Globe 

Accurately from the Observations of 

the Most Esteemed Navigators and 

Travellers to the Present Time, 

manufactured by Newton, Son & 

Berry, 66 Chancery Lane, published 

February 2 nd 1832, a 16" diameter 

terrestrial library globe, with brass ring 

and four mahogany quadrant supports on 

turned support, with three splayed legs 

united by stretchers supporting a compass 

£800 - 1200 

1483 

A George IV Mahogany, Tulipwood 

and Rosewood Crossbanded Linen 

Press, 2 nd quarter 19 th century, the 

cavetto cornice above oval panelled doors, 

the interior with two sliding trays, four 

graduated drawers below, raised on 

gadrooned feet, 122cm by 52cm by 215cm 

£800 - 1200 

1484 

A Pair of Regency Mahogany Foldover 

Tea Tables, of demi-lune form above a 

rectangular gadrooned frieze flanked by 

later scrolled spandrels, raised on square 

tapering supports, quadripartite base and 

reeded legs with brass toes and castors, 

91cm by 45cm by 71cm (repairs) 

£2200 - 2800 

1485 

A Late Regency Rosewood Library 

Table, 2 nd quarter 19 th century, with 

red leather writing surface above two real 

and two sham drawers, raised on standard 

end supports joined by a stretcher with 

platform bases, cast paw feet and castors, 


£400 - 600 

1486 

An Early Georgian Walnut Dining 

Chair, circa 1710, with shaped top rail 

and plain splat above a drop-in seat, 

raised on cabriole forelegs joined by a 

turned and wavy shaped stretcher, 50cm 


£300 - 400 

1487 

A George III Mahogany Tripod Table, 

late 18 th century, with flip top, turned 

vasiform support, raised on three cabriole 

legs with flattened pad feet, 80cm by 

71cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1488 

A Regency Mahogany and Gilt Metal 

Mounted Console Table, early 19 th 

century, the later rectangular top above a 

plain frieze with foliate mounts, raised on 

square tapering supports with Egyptian 

revival mounts terminating in feet, raised 

on a platform base, 117cm by 50cm by 

92cm 

£400 - 600 

1489 

A Pair of Regency Ebony and Brass 

Strung Canterburies, 2nd quarter 19 th 

century, each with a turned handle above 

four bobbin turned dividers with spindle 

supports joined by turned stretchers, 

raised on brass toes and castors, 41cm by 

35cm by 57cm 

£1200 - 1800

1490 

A Late George III Mahogany, 

Satinwood and Kingwood 

Crossbanded Sofa Table, early 19 th 

century, with two rounded drop leaves 

above two real and two sham drawers, 

raised on standard end supports with 

sabres legs, brass toes and castors, 97cm 

by 77cm by 70cm, with plate glass top 

£400 - 600 

1491 

A George III Mahogany Crossbanded 

and Boxwood Strung Sideboard, circa 

1800, of bowfront form fitted three frieze 

drawers above a shaped apron flanked by 

two deep cellaret drawers, raised on 

square tapering legs with spade feet, 


£300 - 500 

1492 

A George III Mahogany Bureau 

Bookcase, mid 18 th century, the drawer 

with paper label of Philip Bell Cabinet 

Maker St Paul's Churchyard London, the 

bold cornice above moulded panel doors 

enclosing a fitted interior of shelves and 

pigeon holes above pull-out candleslides, 

the bureau with a fitted interior above two 

short and three long graduated drawers, 

raised on later bracket feet, 108cm by 

62cm by 218cm 

£2500 - 3500 

1493 

A Mahogany, Tulipwood Banded and 

Marquetry Side Table, late 19 th 

century, of serpentine shaped form, richly 

inlaid with trailing flowers, deep frieze 

drawer raised on square tapering legs, 


£300 - 500 

1494 

A Victorian Rosewood and 

Polychrome Painted Writing Table, 

late 19 th century, the rectangular 

moulded top and floral painted border 

around a green and gilt leather writing 

surface, above two frieze drawers, raised 

on square tapering legs, brass toes and 


£600 - 800 

1495 

A George II Style Carved Giltwood 

Console Table, late 19 th century, the 

rectangular verde antico marble above a 

richly decorated apron with scrolls and 

flowers centred by a vacant cartouche, 

raised on carved cabriole legs with shell 

carved knees terminating in paw feet with 

recessed castors, 145cm by 58cm by 68cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1496 

An Early Victorian Carved Mahogany 

Serving Table, mid 19 th century, the 

acanthus carved gallery back above a 

rectangular top and S shaped forelegs with 

scrolling toes and carved knees, raised on 

a platform base, 146cm by 56cm by 

122cm 

£400 - 600 

1497 

A George III Mahogany Bookcase, 

late 18 th century, with scrolled and 

gothic style fretwork pediment above a 

dentil frieze, glazed astragals enclosing 

two fixed shelves with a brushing slide 

below and two cupboard doors, raised on 

bracket feet, 134cm by 60cm 

£600 - 800

1498 

A Mahogany Ship's Surgeon's Chest, 

19 th century, the hinged lid opening to 

reveal a fitted interior of compartments 

above a sham drawer and sliding drawer 

below with two removable brass 

candlestands, six drawers below and a 

cupboard door, the sides with heavy brass 

carrying handles, 84cm by 51cm by 100cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1499 

A George III Style Mahogany 

Partners' Desk, late 19 th century, inset 

a green and gilt leather skiver above an 

arrangement of ten drawers to each side, 

raised on a platform base with castors, 


£600 - 800 

1500 

A Rare George III Mahogany Rise 

and Fall Commode/Chest, early 19 th 

century, of serpentine shaped form, the 

hinged lid with two sham drawers opening 

to reveal a commode with pottery liner, 


£300 - 500 

1501 

A George III Mahogany Serpentine 


century, the top drawer fitted a brushing 

slide, compartments and sliding toilet 

mirror, two deep drawers below and 

shaped apron, raised on bracket feet, 


**Purchased from Dolphin Antiques, 

London, with original invoice 

£1000 - 1500 

1502 

A Regency Mahogany Breakfront 

Sideboard, 2 nd quarter 19 th century, 

with elegant brass spindle gallery above a 

plain frieze and deep drawer flanked by 

cupboard doors fitted lion mask loop 

handles, raised on turned legs, 174cm by 

65cm by 131cm (including rail) 

£250 - 350 

1503 

A Mahogany Linen Press, 2 nd quarter 

19 th century, the moulded cornice above 

a plain frieze and cupboard doors 

enclosing five sliding trays, the chest of 

two short over three long drawers, raised 

on bracket feet, 125cm by 58cm by 224cm 

£550 - 750 

1504 

A George III Mahogany and Ebony 

Strung Secretaire Bookcase, late 18 th 

century, with swan neck pediment above 

astragal glazed doors enclosing three 

adjustable shelves, above a deep 

secretaire drawer fitted pigeon holes and 

small drawers, two cupboard doors below 

with shelves and a deep cellaret drawer, 

raised on bracket feet, 110cm by 57cm by 

260cm 

£600 - 800 

1505 

A William IV Rosewood Chiffonier, 

2 nd quarter 19 th century, the 

superstructure centred by a shell above a 

shelf with turned reeded supports, a 

ovolo shaped drawer above cupboard 

doors flanked by turned tapering column 

supports enclosing an adjustable shelf, 

raised on carved paw feet, 99cm by 48cm 

by 120cm 

£500 - 700

1506 

A Victorian Mahogany Wellington 

Chest, mid 19 th century, the staged top 

above eight graduated drawers, raised on 

a moulded plinth base, 59cm by 44cm by 

145cm 

£500 - 700 

1507 

A Victorian Mahogany Wellington 

Chest, mid 19 th century, the staged top 

above eight graduated drawers, raised on 

a moulded plinth base, 63cm by 47cm by 

148cm 

£400 - 600 

1508 

A Mahogany Cheval Mirror, circa 

1820, the rectangular plate between 

standard supports with brass candle 

sconces and gadrooned turned handles, 

raised on splayed legs with Regency 

shaped knees terminating in brass toes 

and castors, 95cm by 74cm by 171cm 

£700 - 1000 

1509 

A Regency Rosewood and Brass 

Inlaid Sofa Table, early 19 th century, 

the two rounded drop leaves above two 

real and two sham drawers, raised on C 

scroll end supports, platform bases with 

anthemion scrolling toes and recessed 


**Ex Tennants, 15.5.92 lot 579 

£2800 - 3500 

1510 

A Victorian Walnut, Ebony and Floral 

Marquetry Jardinière Stand, 3 rd 

quarter 19 th century, of hexagonal 

shaped form with removable circular lid, 

above C scroll carved supports and 

quadripartite base, raised on leaf carved 

feet with scrolling toes and castors, 61cm 


£250 - 300 

1511 

A Victorian Figured Walnut 

Canterbury/Whatnot, 3 rd quarter 19 th 

century, with pierced gallery, acanthus S 

scroll shaped supports above five fret 

carved dividers and single drawer, raised 

on turnip feet with brass toes and castors, 


£450 - 650 

1512 

A George III Mahogany Bureau 

Bookcase, circa 1800, with a dentil and 

arcaded cornice above astragal glazed 

doors enclosing three adjustable shelves 

above four small drawers, the fall 

enclosing an attractive fitted interior, 

above two short and three long graduated 

drawers, raised on ogee bracket feet, 


£900 - 1200 

1513 

A Victorian Rosewood and Floral 

Marquetry Trumpet Shaped Work 

Table, mid 19 th century, of octagonal 

shaped form above a tapering body, raised 

on acanthus carved cabriole legs, 43cm by 

43cm by 74cm 

£300 - 400 

1514 

A Regency Mahogany Sofa Table, 2 nd 

quarter 19 th century, with two rounded 

drop leaves above two real and two sham 

drawers, raised on reeded supports joined 

by a turned understretcher with splayed 

legs, brass toes and castors, 89cm by 

62cm by 75cm 

£500 - 800

1515 

A Mahogany and Rosewood 

Crossbanded Tripod Table, 2 nd 

quarter 19 th century, of rectangular 

canted form, raised on a turned support 

with acanthus carved cabriole legs and 

scrolling toes, 51cm by 49cm by 74cm 

£200 - 300 

1516 

A Regency Penwork Games/Work 

Table, early 19 th century, with brass 

plaque MADE BY TYRRELL, 2 GREEK 

STREET, SOHO, LONDON, with foliate 

decorated top about a chequerboard with 

frieze drawer and gathered fabric work 

box below, between shaped supports, 

raised on a turned stem and triform base 

inlaid with ivory, 53cm by 53cm by 74cm 

£700 - 1000 

1517 

A George II Style Mahogany Tripod 

Table, of unusual size, the moulded top 

above a turned and part wrythen spindle 

support, raised on cabriole legs with 

flattened pad feet, 28cm by 54cm 

£700 - 1000 

1518 


Serpentine Front Chest, the moulded 

top above four long graduated drawers 

fitted with later brasses, raised on bracket 

feet (19 th century with alterations), 109cm 


£350 - 550 

1519 

A George III Mahogany, Boxwood 

and Tulipwood Crossbanded 

Serpentine Front Chest of Drawers, 

late 18 th century, the four graduated 

drawers between canted stiles, raised on 


£800 - 1000 

1520 

A George II Style Mahogany Tripod 

Table, the circular pie crust edge and 

moulded top above a fluted acanthus 

carved support, raised on three cabriole 

legs with scrolling toes, 58cm by 70cm 

£500 - 700 

1521 

A George III Brass Bound Mahogany 

Peat Bucket, late 18 th century, the 

ribbed body of coopered construction, with 

arched brass carrying handle, 37cm by 

40cm (excluding handle) 

£800 - 1200 

1522 

A George III Mahogany and Boxwood 

Strung Wine Cooler, circa 1800, of 

octagonal shaped form, the segmented 

veneered top inlaid with oval patera, brass 

carrying side handles, raised on a 

conforming base with square tapering legs 

and castors, 43cm by 43cm by 72cm 

£300 - 500 

1523 

A George III Mahogany Serpentine 


century, with reeded edge above four 

deep drawers all between reeded cluster 

supports, 115cm by 58cm by 101cm 

£800 - 1200 

1524 

A Victorian Burr Maple and Ebony 

Strung Wardrobe, late 19 th century, of 

breakfront form, with bold cornice above 

two mirror doors enclosing six sliding 

drawers, flanked by conforming wings, 

raised on a platform base, 130cm by 64cm 

by 215cm 

£600 - 800

1525 

A Victorian Burr Maple Two Door 

Wardrobe, late 19 th century, the 

domed cornice above mirror doors 

enclosing hanging space and a shelf, 

raised on a platform base, 123cm by 65cm 

by 213cm 

£300 - 500 

1526 

A George III Style Satinwood and 

Tulipwood Banded Wardrobe, late 

19 th century, of serpentine shaped form, 

with arched pediment above two central 

cupboard doors inlaid with oval patera 

enclosing four sliding trays, two short over 

two long drawers below flanked by 

cupboard doors enclosing hanging space, 


£1000 - 1500 

1527 

A Regency Mahogany Secretaire 

Bookcase, early 19 th century, the 

moulded domed pediment above astragal 

glazed doors enclosing three adjustable 

shelves, the chest with a deep drawer 

enclosing satinwood veneered drawers and 

pigeon holes, with three graduated 

drawers below, raised on splayed bracket 

feet, 106cm by 53cm by 234cm 

£800 - 1200 

1528 

withdrawn 

1529 

A George III Mahogany Straight 


Century, with fluted frieze drawer above 

two short and three long drawers, all 

between canted fluted stiles, raised on 


*The chest has similar features to Mayhew 

and Ince, with the fluted frieze drawer and 

canted angles headed by oval rosette 

patera. For a similar example see Christie's 

sale 7561, 18 June 2008, lot 159 

£700 - 1000 

1530 

A Victorian Mahogany Three-Tier 

Serving Trolley, mid 19 th century, of 

rectangular form, with turned and fluted 

column supports, raised on turnip feet 

with brass toes and castors, 121cm by 

49cm by 115cm 

£500 - 700 

1531 

A George II Mahogany Tripod Table, 

mid 18 th century, the circular two piece 

top above a bird cage platform, raised on 

a turned gun barrel support with three 

cabriole legs, flattened pad feet and 

castors, 90cm by 73cm 

£600 - 800 

1532 

A Victorian Mahogany Hall Seat, mid 

19 th century, with turned spindle back 

support, shaped and pierced S scroll end 

supports joined by a turned stretcher with 

fret carved apron, 107cm by 39cm by 

62cm 

£800 - 1000 

1533 

A George IV Mahogany, Satinwood 

Banded and Ebony Strung Pembroke 

Table, 2 nd quarter 19 th century, with 

two rounded drop leaves above a single 

frieze drawer and opposing sham drawer, 

raised on turned tapering legs with brass 

toes and castors, 106cm by 55cm by 75cm 

£400 - 600

1534 

An Irish George III Mahogany and 

Brass Bound Peat Bucket, late 18 th 

century, probably Dublin, of staved 

construction, the swing carrying handle 

with riveted T shape supports, the base 

stamped D 6085, 34cm by 40cm 

(excluding handle) 

£1000 - 1500 

1535 

A Mahogany Display Cabinet, mid 19 th 

century, the ovolo cornice above arched 

astragal glazed doors, the stand with two 

frieze drawers, raised on turned and 

reeded tapering legs, 99cm by 50cm by 

158cm 

£500 - 700 

1536 

A Mahogany Breakfront Bookcase, 

mid 19 th century, the pierced 

three-quarter brass gallery above later 

glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, 

all between turned column supports, 

raised on flattened bun feet, 199cm by 

46cm by 95cm 

£600 - 800 

1537 

A George II Style Carved Mahogany 

Dressing Stool, 19 th century, recovered 

with modern check fabric, carved seat rail, 

raised on cabriole legs with carved knees, 

acanthus carved spandrels, claw and ball 


£250 - 350 

1538 

A William & Mary Floral Marquetry 

and Oyster Veneered Olivewood 

Cabinet, late 17 th century, the moulded 

cornice and pulvinated frieze drawer over 

two cupboard doors enclosing an 

arrangement of small drawers around a 

central cupboard, raised on later stand 

(altered) with square cut cabriole legs, 



£2000 - 3000 

1539 

A Regency Style Rosewood and Brass 

Inlaid Foldover Card Table, the baize 

lined interior above a central rectangular 

tablet, raised on a lyre shaped support 

with Regency shaped legs and castors, 


**Ex Tennants, April 2003, lot 1398 

£400 - 600 

1540 

An 19th Century Carved Centre Table, 

with circular marble top above a foliate 

carved frieze with four oval medallions, 

raised on C scroll acanthus carved legs 

headed with ram's head figural masks, 

80cm by 80cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1541 

Conchology Interest: A Victorian 

Figured Walnut Wellington Display 

Cabinet, mid 19 th century, the fretwork 

pierced gallery above a glazed door 

enclosing eleven sliding velvet lined trays 

with a large collection of assorted sea 

shells, 76cm by 40cm by 139cm 

£2000 - 3000 

1542 

A Pair of Early Georgian Style 

Polychrome Painted Pine Dummy 

Boards, 19 th century, decorated as a 

young male in frogged coat and female in 

costume, 102cm high 

£600 - 800

1543 

A George III Mahogany, Boxwood 

and Ebony Strung Wine Cooler, circa 

1800, of oval form with brass carrying 

handles, lead lined interior, raised on a 

stand with fluted tapering legs, block feet, 

brass toes and castors, 71cm by 52cm by 

55cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1544 

A William IV Rosewood Breakfront 

Dwarf Bookcase, 2 nd quarter 19 th 

century, stamped James Winter, 101 

Wardour Street, the central glazed doors 

flanked by adjustable shelves and 

acanthus carved column supports, 

platform base, 156cm by 42cm by 100cm 

**James Winter, furniture broker, 

appraiser and undertaker, 1823-1840, see 

Directory of English Furniture 1660-1840, 

pg 992 

£800 - 1200 

1545 

A Pair of Late 19 th Century Scagliola 

Cylindrical Columns, with circular grey 

and white Carrara marble tops, raised on 

moulded platform bases, the pedestal top 

33cm wide, 113cm high 

£800 - 1200 

1546 


Lancashire Linen Chest, early 19 th 

century, with hinged lid enclosing a 

candle box with drawers above an 

arrangement of three sham and five real 

drawers all between reeded stiles, raised 

on bracket feet, 164cm by 56cm by 106cm 

£500 - 700 

1547 

A George III Mahogany Serving 

Table, late 18 th century, of rectangular 

form with blind fret carved frieze, raised 

on square tapering legs with pierced 

spandrels, 181cm by 89cm by 89cm 

£4000 - 6000 

1548 

A George III Mahogany and Brass 

Bound Bucket, early 19th century, of 

tapering staved construction with brass 

carrying handle and removable liner, 32cm 

by 34cm 

£300 - 400 

1549 

A Victorian Walnut and Floral 

Marquetry Pier Cabinet, mid 19 th 

century, of rectangular form, with an 

arched glazed door flanked by gilt caryatid 

mounts, raised on a shaped platform base, 


£400 - 600 

1550 

A Walnut, Boxwood and Crossbanded 

Dressing Table, the quarter veneered 

top above two and one long drawer, raised 

on inverted cup tapering legs joined by a 

shaped stretcher, 70cm by 44cm by 71cm 

£2000 - 3000 

1551 

A Late George III Mahogany, 

Satinwood Crossbanded and Ebony 

Strung Sideboard, early 19 th century, 

of bowfront form above an arrangement of 

five drawers around a shaped kneehole, 

raised on square tapering legs with spade 


£750 - 950

1552 

A Victorian Rosewood Chess Top 

Tripod Table, mid 19 th century, the 

circular thumb moulded top raised on a 

turned vasiform support with three 

acanthus carved cabriole legs with 

scrolling toes, 48cm by 66cm 

£250 - 350 

1553 

A George IV Mahogany and 

Satinwood Crossbanded Linen Press, 

2 nd quarter 19 th century, the dentil 

cornice above cupboard doors enclosing 

hanging space and a sliding tray, above 

two short and two long graduated drawers 

on splayed bracket forefeet, 126cm by 

61cm by 195cm 

£900 - 1200 

1554 

An Early 18 th Century Oak Sideboard 

Dresser, the moulded top above three 

frieze drawers, raised on profile cut 

forelegs, 225cm by 45cm by 78cm 

(alterations) 

£1000 - 1500 

1555 

An Early 18 th Century Joined Oak 

Sideboard Dresser, with geometric 

moulded drawers flanked by two fielded 

cupboard doors, raised on stile feet, 

180cm by 46cm by 85cm (repairs) 

£1000 - 1500 

1556 

An Oak Dresser with Rack, 18th 

century, the bold cornice above a shaped 

frieze and three shelves, the base with 

three crossbanded drawers, raised on 

turned spindle forelegs with block feet, 


£600 - 800 

1557 

An Oak and Walnut Enclosed Dresser, 

with an arrangement of seven deep 

drawers around a fielded panel door 

flanked by canted pilasters, raised on a 

moulded base, 145cm by 53cm by 79cm 

(restorations) 

£600 - 800 

1558 

A George III Oak Enclosed Dresser 

and Rack, late 18 th century, the fixed 

shelves with iron cup hooks, the base with 

three drawers above two fielded cupboard 

doors, raised on bracket feet, 181cm by 

70cm by 220cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1559 

A George III Oak and Mahogany 

Crossbanded Open Dresser and Rack, 

probably West Midlands, late 18 th 

century, the bold cornice above two fixed 

shelves, small niches and two cupboard 

doors, above an arrangement of four 

frieze drawers, the base with three deep 

drawers above a wavy shaped apron with 

cabriole forelegs and pad feet, 200cm by 

54cm by 215cm 

£1200 - 1800 

1560 

An 18 th Century Oak and Pine 

Enclosed Dresser and Rack, the bold 

cornice above three fixed shelves with iron 

cup hooks, the base with six drawers 

around two cupboard doors, raised on 

reeded stiles, 154cm by 53cm by 222cm 

£800 - 1200

1561 

An 18 th Century Oak Enclosed Dresser 

and Rack, the dentil wavy shaped apron 

above three fixed shelves, the base with 

an arrangement of seven drawers around 

a cupboard door, all between fluted 

column supports, raised on bracket feet, 


£600 - 800 

1562 

An Oak Cupboard, 17 th century in 

part, with two frieze drawers above two 

geometric moulded cupboard doors 

enclosing a fixed shelf, raised on stile feet, 


£300 - 500 

1563 

A George III Oak Straight Front 

Chest of Drawers, late 18 th century, 

with two short over three long graduated 

drawers, all between fluted canted stiles, 

raised on ogee bracket feet, 114cm by 

55cm by 81cm 

£300 - 500 

1564 

A Joined Oak Settle, 18 th century in 

part, with carved and fielded back support 

above downswept arms and boarded seat, 

raised on square supports joined by a 

peripheral understretcher, 107cm by 44cm 

by 110cm 

£250 - 350 

1565 

An Oak Joint Stool, the moulded top 

above a fluted frieze and shaped 

moulding, raised on ring turned gun barrel 

legs joined by a peripheral understretcher, 


£200 - 300 

1566 

An Early 18 th Century Oak Chest on 

Stand, with two short over three long 

graduated drawers, the stand with three 

frieze drawers above an arched apron, 

raised on later inverted cup turned legs 

with wavy shaped stretcher, 90cm by 

50cm by 149cm 

£600 - 800 

1567 

An 18 th Century Joined Oak and 

Mahogany Crossbanded 

Housekeeper's Cupboard, the bold 

cornice above arched fielded panels 

between canted columns, the lower 

section with two sham and four real 

drawers, raised on bracket feet all 

between fluted stiles, 145cm by 52cm by 

195cm 

£400 - 600 

1568 

An 18 th Century Joined Oak Cwpwrdd 

Deuddarn, with carved initials IAW? and 

dated 1715 above inverted cup finials, two 

small cupboard doors below above two 

large fielded panel cupboard doors 

between moulded stiles, 126cm by 65cm 

by 175cm 

£300 - 500 

1569 

A 17 th Style Oak Refectory Table, of 

four plank construction with cleated ends 

above a lunette carved frieze, raised on 

turned gun barrel supports joined by a 


by 76cm 

£1200 - 1800

1570 


Crossbanded Free-Standing Corner 

Cupboard, late 18 th century, the dentil 

cornice above triple fielded panel doors 

enclosing two fixed shelves, the base with 

two cupboard doors, raised on bracket 


£500 - 800 

1571 

A Late 17 th Century Joined Oak 

Writing Table, with a two-as-one frieze 

drawer, raised on turned and block legs 

joined by a turned stretcher, 82cm by 

57cm by 73cm 

£300 - 500 

1572 

A George II Oak Side Table, mid 18th 

century, the moulded top with re-entrant 

corners above a deep frieze drawer and 

wavy shaped apron, raised on cabriole 

forelegs with trefid pad feet, 78cm by 

49cm by 73cm (restorations) 

£300 - 400 

1573 

A 19 th Century French Oak Gothic 

Revival Cabinet, carved with three 

religious figures and central cupboard 

door, with tracery carving to the side 

panels, raised on carved supports with 

three fielded panels below, 102cm by 

56cm by 136cm; and An Associated 

Similar Wall Panel, of six carved panels 

with gothic tracery, carved column support 

headed by foliate carved pediment, 90cm 

by 100cm (2) 

£300 - 500 

1574 

An Oak Straight Front Chest of 

Drawers, late 17 th century, with 

geometric moulded drawers, raised on bun 


£600 - 800 

1575 

A Late 17 th Century Joined Oak Chest, 

with hinged lid above geometric moulded 

panels with applied decoration above a 

two-as-one frieze drawer, raised on stile 


£450 - 550 

1576 

A 16 th Century Joined Oak Counter 

Table/Chest, with hinged boarded lid, 

shaped end supports and trestle bases, 


£400 - 600 

1577 

A 17 th Century Walnut Candlestand, 

the octagonal shaped top inlaid with a star 

burst, raised on a spiral turned support 

and shaped base with flattened bun feet, 

27cm by 93cm 

£350 - 450 

1578 


Crossbanded Straight Front Chest of 

Drawers, late 18 th century, the 

moulded top above two short and three 

long graduated drawers, all between blind 

fret canted stiles, raised on ogee bracket 


£700 - 900 

1579 

A J Brett & Co Ltd: An Oak Drummond 

Seat/Bench, in 18 th century style, 

modern, with shaped top rail, lozenge 

shaped back support, downswept arms 

and squab cushion above a slatted seat 

with pierced and shaped spandrels, raised 

on square form legs with block feet, with 

brass plate numbered 7, 237cm by 50cm 

by 105cm; and A Pair of Armchairs, en 

suite, 88cm by 55cm by 69cm (3) 

£600 - 800

1580 

An Oak Six-Seater Gateleg Table, 

early 18 th century in part, with two 

rounded drop leaves above a double 

gateleg with spindle supports joined by a 


extended by 71cm 

£300 - 500 

1581 

A Carved Oak Serving Table, the 

rectangular top of six-plank construction 

with an egg and dart carved edge above a 

richly carved fluted frieze with carved 

spandrels, raised on turned legs joined by 

a peripheral understretcher, 267cm by 

67cm by 95cm 

**By repute from Haigh Hall, Wigan 

£600 - 800 

1582 

An Oak and Elm Child's Armchair, with 

triple reeded splat support, downswept 

arms above a boarded seat and wavy 

shaped side panels, raised on plain stiles, 


£300 - 500 

1583 

A Dutch Oak Extending Dining Table, 

of rectangular form with cleated ends, 

above a plain frieze with shaped 

spandrels, raised on baluster legs headed 

by fluted panels and joined by a flat 


£300 - 500 

1584 

A 17 th Century Style Small Oak Chest, 

the hinged lid above a stop-fluted carved 

frieze, raised on shaped end supports, 


£300 - 400 

1585 

A 19 th Century English Ash Cricket 

Table, with circular thumb moulded edge, 

raised on three spindle turned supports 

joined by a stretcher, 44cm by 68cm 

£300 - 500 

1586 

An Edwardian Satinwood, Burrwood, 

Tulipwood and Polychrome Painted 

Circular Occasional Table, circa 1900, 

the segmented top above a floral 

decorated frieze with husks and ribbon 

tied motifs, raised on tapering legs, 59cm 

by 68cm 

£250 - 350 

1587 

An Edwardian Satinwood, Tulipwood 

Banded and Marquetry Demi-Lune 

Display Cabinet, circa 1900, the top 

with segmented veneers above a richly 

decorated frieze of putti within a 

landscape, a glazed door enclosing two 

fixed shelves, raised on square tapering 

legs with spade feet, 92cm by 45cm by 

122cm 

£350 - 550 

1588 

A Sheraton Revival Satinwood and 

Polychrome Painted Bowfront 

Wardrobe, late 19 th century, the 

moulded cornice above two small 

cupboard doors and two large doors 

painted overall with classical figures, husks 

and garlands, the sides painted with 

musical trophies, raised on shaped bracket 


£800 - 1200 

1589 

A Pair of Early 20 th Century Kingwood 

and Satinwood Banded Two-Tier 

Étagères, the top tier with a pierced 

brass gallery and acorn finials, the 

undertier with X frame supports, raised on 

castors, 37cm by 37cm by 63cm

**By repute purchased from Mallets in 

1980's 

£400 - 600 

1590 

A Pair of Edwardian Satinwood and 

Marquetry Occasional Tables, early 

20 th century, the quarter-veneered tops 

inlaid with oval patera above a husk 

decorated frieze, raised on square tapering 

legs with spade feet joined by a cross 


£600 - 800 

1591 

An Edwardian Satinwood and 

Marquetry Bijouterie Table, early 20 th 

century, the hinged glazed lid, raised on 

square tapering legs with spade feet 

joined by an understretcher, 62cm by 

43cm by 74cm 

£300 - 500 

1592 


Breakfront Bookcase, circa 1900, 

labelled Wylie & Lockhead Ltd, 45 

Buchanan Street, Glasgow, the swan neck 

pediment above a dentil and blind fret 

carved frieze, astragal glazed doors 

flanked by conforming wings enclosing 

adjustable shelves, the base with four 

cupboard doors, raised on carved bracket 


£3000 - 5000 

1593 

A Shapland & Petter of Barnstable 

Arts & Crafts Wardrobe, circa 1900, 

the bold cornice with stylised spandrels 

and hammered copper roundels above a 

central mirror door flanked by two hinged 

doors inlaid with stylised flowers, above 

two deep drawers, 176cm by 58cm by 

221cm; A Matching Dressing Table, 

with a centre sunk hinged mirror flanked 

by superstructure drawers with cupboard 

doors below above a deep drawers, 122cm 

by 60cm by 175cm; and A Matching 

4'6" Bedstead, the bold cornice above a 

marquetry panel and slatted sides with 

confirming footboard (3) 

£1000 - 1500 

1594 


Polychrome Painted Occasional 

Table, circa 1900, richly painted with 

flower garlands and ribbon tied motifs, 

raised on square tapering legs joined by a 

shaped stretcher, 68cm by 65cm by 46cm 

£250 - 350 

1595 


Polychrome Painted Bijouterie Table, 

circa 1900, richly painted with flower 

garlands and ribbon tied motifs, the glazed 

hinged lid and raised on square tapering 

legs with spade feet joined by a shaped 

undertier, 61cm by 41cm by 71cm 

£300 - 500 

1596 


Polychrome Painted Display Cabinet, 

circa 1900, of breakfront form, richly 

painted with floral swags and ribbon tied 

motifs, the upper section with a glazed 

door enclosing silk lined interior, the lower 

section with a frieze drawer above a 

cupboard door, raised on square tapering 

legs with spade feet, 109cm by 40cm by 

191cm 

£1200 - 1800

1597 

An Early 20 th Century Green, 

Polychrome Painted and Parcel Gilt 

Wardrobe, with egg and dart moulded 

pediment above two cupboard doors richly 

painted with Adam style urns, flower 

garlands and ribbons, the interior with a 

shelf and hanging space, raised on a fluted 

frieze with turned and fluted legs, 130cm 

by 58cm by 218cm; A Dressing Table, 

with triptych mirror above an arrangement 

of five drawers above an arched apron, 

raised on acanthus moulded and fluted 

tapering legs, 107cm by 54cm by 173cm; 

A Straight Front Chest of Drawers, of 

two short over three long graduated 

drawers, 84cm by 47cm by 77cm; A Pot 

Cupboard, the frieze drawer above a 

cupboard door, raised on fluted legs, 37cm 

by 36cm by 79cm; and A Bedroom 

Chair, with pierced splat, caned seat and 

fluted legs, 43cm by 40cm by 92cm, all en 

suite (5) 

£700 - 1000 

1598 

An Edwardian Mahogany, Satinwood 

Banded and Ebony Strung Bijouterie 

Table, circa 1900, the glazed hinged lid 

enclosing a green velvet lined interior, 

raised on square tapering legs and shaped 

undertier centred by a rectangular tablet, 


£200 - 300 

1599 

An Edwardian Adams Revival 

Breakfront Display Cabinet, early 20 th 

century, labelled Robson & Sons Ltd, 

Newcastle upon Tyne, the dentil moulded 

cornice above a central tablet carved with 

garlands and a ram's head, two glazed 

cupboard doors enclosing two plate glass 

shelves, all between fluted column 

pilasters, 167cm by 43cm by 173cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1600 

An Edwardian Mahogany, Satinwood 

and Boxwood Strung Sideboard, 

stamped Warings, circa 1900, with 

galleried back above two pedestals with 

cupboard doors flanking two bowfront 

drawers, raised on square tapering legs 

with spade feet, 167cm by 59cm by 125cm 

£300 - 500 

1601 

An Edwardian Mahogany Breakfront 

Display Cabinet, early 20 th century, 

the moulded and inlaid cornice above a 

glazed door with Adam's style moulding, 

enclosing a silk lined interior with two 

shelves, flanked by concave and glazed 

side panels, with a cupboard door below, 

raised on splayed bracket feet, 112cm by 

200cm by 40cm 

£800 - 1200 

1602 


Boxwood Strung Dressing Table, circa 

1900, of kidney shaped form, the top 

quarter-veneered with a shaped gallery 

and acorn moulded finials, above an 

arrangement of five drawers, raised on 

carved slender fluted legs with castors 

joined by a shaped stretcher, 141cm by 

62cm by 101cm 

£400 - 600 

1603 


Polychrome Painted Triptych 

Dressing Table Mirror, circa 1900, of 

serpentine shaped form with two drawers 

decorated with husks, with central arched 

mirror plate flanked by two shaped 

marginal plates, 69cm by 25cm by 107cm 

£400 - 600

1604 

A Set of Four Edwardian Rosewood, 

Parquetry and Marquetry Nesting 

Tables, early 20 th century, each of 

rectangular form with moulded edge, the 

top inlaid with flowers and a bird, raised 

on turned spindle supports with platform 

bases, the largest 59cm by 40cm by 71cm 

£600 - 800 

1605 

An Edwardian Satinwood and Floral 

Marquetry Display Cabinet, circa 

1900, the arched moulded pediment 

above astragal glazed doors enclosing 

shelves, all between canted corners, two 

frieze drawers above cupboard doors 

between canted panels, raised on bracket 


£1200 - 1800 

1606 

A Mahogany and Floral Marquetry 

Kidney Shape Desk, early 20 th 

century, with brown and gilt leather 

skiver above a frieze drawer flanked by 

eight graduated drawers, raised on square 

tapering legs, 105cm by 52cm by 74cm 

£700 - 1000 

1607 

A Pair of Carved Satinwood 

Hepplewhite Style Armchairs, late 

19 th century, with acanthus carved frame 

and splat with carved hand grips, modern 

squab cushions above caned seats, raised 

on flower carved and fluted tapering legs, 


£450 - 650 

1608 

A Regency Rosewood and Brass 

Inlaid Circular Breakfast Table, early 

19 th century, the crossbanded top with 

foliate inlay, raised on a square tapering 

support, gadrooned socle, quadripartite 

base with four sabre legs, brass toes and 

castors, 127cm by 70cm 

£500 - 800 

1609 


Satinwood Banded Breakfast Table, 

early 19 th century, of broad oval form, 

raised on a turned support with four 

splayed reeded legs with brass toes and 


£400 - 600 

1610 

A Scottish Regency Mahogany Double 

Pedestal Dining Table, of rectangular 

rounded form, raised on a turned and 

lappet carved supports with reeded sabre 

legs, brass toes and castors, 300cm 

extended by 167cm by 72cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1611 

A Figured Walnut, Tulipwood, 

Rosewood and Floral Marquetry 

Breakfast Table, in the manner of 

George Blake & Co, the 

quarter-veneered top richly inlaid with 

trailing flowers, on an ebony stand, raised 

on a triform base with conforming inlay, 

scrolling toes and castors, 135cm by 70cm 

£1200 - 1800 

1612 

A George III Mahogany, Ebony and 

Boxwood Strung D Shape Dining 

Table, circa 1800, with plain frieze, 

raised on square tapering legs with brass 

toes and castors, with three additional 

leaves, 108cm by 75cm by 271cm 

extended (alterations) 

£500 - 700

1613 

A Victorian Mahogany Triple Pillar 

Extending Dining Table, mid 19 th 

century, the centre section extending on 

a pull-out frame, raised on turned tapering 

supports, quatrapartite base with scrolling 

toes and castors, with one additional leaf, 

298cm extended by 122cm by 72cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1613A 

A William IV Mahogany Extending 

Dining Table, the moulded top on lotus 

carved baluster legs with castors, including 

four additional leaves (two original and 

two later), 348cm extended by 140cm by 

73cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1614 

A Regency Mahogany and 

Crossbanded Dining Table, 2 nd 

quarter 19 th century, of broad 

rectangular form, raised on a platform 

support with turned and part wrythen 

support, quadripartite base, four reeded 

legs with Regency knees terminating in 

brass paw feet and castors, 183cm by 

119cm by 71cm 

£900 - 1200 

1615 

A Set of Eight Mahogany Chippendale 

Style Dining Chairs, circa 1900, the 

acanthus carved top rail above a C scroll 

splat, upholstered in modern red and gold 

striped fabric, raised on cabriole forelegs 

with scrolling toes, including two carvers, 

single chairs 65cm by 46cm by 110cm, the 

carvers 60cm by 50cm by 100cm 

£1600 - 2000 

1616 

A Set of Six Regency Rosewood and 

Brass Inlaid Dining Chairs, early 19 th 

century, with curved top rail and C scroll 

splat, cream overstuffed drop-in seats, 

acanthus carved spandrels above sabre 

legs, 38cm by 42cm by 82cm 

£500 - 700 

1617 

A Set of Eight Hepplewhite Style 

Mahogany Dining Chairs, late 19 th 

century, the shaped top rail above a 

pierced splat and overstuffed close nailed 

seat, raised on square tapering legs joined 

by an H stretcher, including two carvers, 

single chairs 48cm by 43cm by 96cm, the 


£500 - 700 

1618 

A Set of Six George III Mahogany 

Ladderback Dining Chairs, late 18 th 

century, the curved splats centred by 

carved flowerheads and trailing husks, 

later recovered in close-nailed fabric, 

raised on reeded tapering forelegs, 56cm 


£400 - 600 

1619 

A Set of Seven Regency Mahogany 

Dining Chairs, circa 1820, with reeded 

uprights, drop-in seats, raised on splayed 

reeded forelegs joined by H stretchers, 

47cm by 38cm by 88cm, including one 

carver 49cm by 40cm by 85cm 

£300 - 500

1620 

A Set of Twelve Mahogany 

Chippendale Style Dining Chairs, with 

acanthus carved top rail, gothic tracery 

pierced splat and modern close-nailed 

overstuffed seat, raised on square 

chamfered legs joined by an H stretcher, 

54cm by 40cm by 96cm, including two 

carvers 

£2000 - 3000 

1621 

A Set of Eight Late George III 

Mahogany Dining Chairs, early 19 th 

century, with curved top rail, pierced 

splat and drop-in seat, upholstered in 

floral silk damask, raised on square 

tapering legs joined by an H stretcher, 

48cm by 36cm by 93cm, including two 

carvers, 52cm by 38cm by 93cm 

£500 - 700 

1622 

A Set of Five George III Mahogany 

and Boxwood Strung Dining Chairs, 

early 19 th century, the reeded splat 

centred by a rectangular tablet, with green 

velvet overstuffed seat, raised on square 

tapering legs joined by an H stretcher, 

51cm by 42cm by 84cm; and A Similar 

George III Mahogany and Boxwood 

Strung Carver Chair, with reeded 

uprights and arm supports above a pink 

upholstered overstuffed seat, raised on 

square tapering legs joined by an H 

stretcher, 50cm by 45cm by 86cm (6) 

£300 - 500 

1623 

A Harlequin Set of Seven Rosewood 

Dining Chairs, 2 nd quarter 19 th 

century, with curved top rails above 

horizontal splats decorated with a roundel 

and flowerheads, with modern caned 

seats, raised on turned reeded tapering 

forelegs, 39cm by 39cm by 82cm 

£300 - 500 

1624 

A Set of Twelve Chippendale Style 

Carved Mahogany Dining Chairs, 

early 20 th century, upholstered in brown 

close-nailed leather, with blind fretted 

carved frame of flowerheads and a pierced 

splat, raised on cabriole forelegs with claw 

and ball feet, 58cm by 43cm by 97cm, 

including two carvers, 63cm by 46cm by 

98cm 

£2000 - 3000 

1625 

A Set of Twelve Late George III 

Mahogany Dining Chairs, early 19 th 

century, the curved top rail and reeded 

splat above close nailed leather seats, 

raised on square tapering legs joined by 

an H stretcher, single 50cm by 43cm by 

86cm, including two carvers 53cm by 

47cm by 86cm 

£800 - 1200 

1626 

A Harlequin Set of Eight Mahogany 

Hepplewhite Style Dining Chairs, the 

shield shape back supports with husk 

decorated pierced splats above floral 

needlework overstuffed seats, raised on 

fluted tapering forelegs joined by an H 

stretcher, 53cm by 46cm by 96cm, the 


£400 - 600 

1627 

A Set of Six Regency Mahogany and 

Ebony Strung Dining Chairs, early 

19th century, with anthemion back 

supports between reeded uprights and 

brown velvet upholstered drop-in seats, 

raised on sabre forelegs, 40cm by 40cm by 

86cm, including one carver, 46cm by 42cm 

by 87cm; and A Later Single and 

Carver Chair (8) 

£400 - 600

1628 

A Set of Six George III Mahogany 

Dining Chairs, 3 rd quarter 18 th 

century, the curved top rail above a 

pierced splat with red leather drop-in seat, 

raised on fluted legs joined by an H 


£600 - 800 

1629 

A Set of Six Victorian Carolean Style 

Dining Chairs, late 19 th century, the 

caned back support and seat with carved 

top rail between spiral twist supports, with 

conforming front rail, raised on block feet, 


£400 - 600 

1630 

A Chinese Ming Style Hardwood 

Southern Official Hat Armchair, the 

curved top rail above carved spandrels, 

the back support carved with a rectangular 

panel, with wavy shaped arms and 

boarded seat, raised on goose neck front 

posts joined by a stretcher, the chair 

possibly reduced in height, 70cm by 58cm 

by 80cm 

**See Wang Shixiang Classic Chinese 

Furniture, pg.96, pl.52 

£300 - 500 

1631 

A West Indian Carved Hardwood 

Davenport, 3 rd quarter 19 th century, 

decorated overall with acanthus carved 

scrolls, the hinged leather writing surface 

and sliding upper section above shaped 

carved supports, the cupboard door 

enclosing satinwood veneered drawers, 

raised on carved block feet with castors, 


£800 - 1200 

1632 

A 19 th Century Japanese Elm, 

Parquetry and Bamboo Side Cabinet, 

with two hinged doors richly inlaid with 

mother-of-pearl and ivory depicting figures 

in a landscape, the interior fitted with 

adjustable shelves and four oak drawers 

with recessed brass handles, 123cm by 

50cm by 90cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1633 

A South-East Asian Elm and Brass 

Bound Chest, probably Korean, late 

19 th century, with decorative metalwork 

throughout and drop side handles, a 

hinged top drawer opening a reveal a 

sliding drawer, 110cm by 49cm by 90cm 

£700 - 1000 

1634 

An Early 19th Century Chinese Black 

Lacquer Cabinet on Stand, richly 

painted overall in gold depicting Chinese 

landscapes, with brass carrying side 

handles, the interior fitted with an 

arrangement of drawers, columns and 

sliding grille doors, all above two deep 

drawers, the stand with a gilt decorated 

frieze and decorative pierced apron, raised 

on square form legs with horseshoe feet, 


**Illustrated in Antique Collector, April 

1955 

Provenance: The Drawing Room, Riverside 

House, Twickenham, Middlesex, the 

residence of the Honourable Mrs Basil 

Ionides 

£3000 - 4000 

1635 

A Chinese Hardwood Circular Plant 

Stand, early 20 th century, with moulded 

top above pierced decorative brackets, 

humpback supports and scrolling toes 

joined by a circular undertier, 32cm by 

123cm 

£200 - 300

1636 

A Mid 19 th Century Carved Blackwood 

Open Armchair, probably Bombay, 

foliate carved overall with outswept hand 

grips above a later drop-in seat, raised on 

carved cabriole forelegs with scrolling toes, 


£280 - 350 

1637 

A Louis XVI Style Mahogany and Gilt 

Metal Mounted Circular Table 

Ambulant, circa 1900, with frieze 

drawer and apron decorated with putto, 

flower garlands and ribbon tied motifs, 

raised on slender cabriole legs with gilt 

foliate mounts and sabots, 80cm by 75cm 

£250 - 350 

1638 

A Victorian Ebonised Boulle and Metal 

Mounted Meuble d'Appui, 3 rd quarter 

19 th century, with black marble top 

above an inlaid frieze drawer and panelled 

door inlaid with cut brass, raised on plinth 

base with gilt foliate mounts, 76cm by 

38cm by 109cm 

£400 - 600 

1639 

A French Walnut Armoire, of large 

proportions, the moulded pediment 

above brass grille doors enclosing three 

shelves with a deep drawer below, above 

a wavy shaped apron, raised on cabriole 

forelegs with scrolling toes, 100cm by 

70cm by 264cm 

£600 - 800 

1640 

A French Louis XV Kingwood and 

Parquetry Podruse, late 19 th century, 

with two hinged compartments around a 

central folding mirror with pull-out writing 

slide below and two drawers, raised on 

slender cabriole legs with gilt metal 

sabots, 82cm by 52cm by 74cm 

£400 - 600 

1641 

A Victorian Figured Walnut Louis XV 

Style Table à Écrire, late 19 th century, 

with porcelain oval panels depicting 

classical figures, with superstructure top 

and central cupboard door above a 

serpentine shaped writing surface, with 

single frieze drawer, raised on slender 

cabriole legs, 75cm by 55cm by 122cm 

£500 - 700 

1642 

A Louis XV/Transitional Style 

Mahogany and Gilt Metal Mounted 

Vitrine, early 20 th century, of 

serpentine shape form, the rouge marble 

top with pierced brass gallery above a 

concave glazed door enclosing fixed 

shelves, raised on slender cabriole legs, 


£250 - 350 

1643 

A Louis XV Style Kingwood and Floral 

Marquetry Serpentine Shaped Vitrine, 

late 19 th century, the staged top with 

later green marble above a central glazed 

door enclosing shelves flanked by concave 

sides, raised on stout cabriole forelegs, 


£450 - 650

1644 

A Victorian Figured Walnut, 

Tulipwood Banded and Gilt Mounted 

Credenza, mid 19 th century, of 

serpentine shaped breakfront form, with 

arched glazed cupboard doors enclosing 

shelves flanked by two wings with open 

shelves, the platform base with egg and 

dart moulding, 193cm by 40cm by 94cm 

£1200 - 1800 

1645 


Marquetry Meuble d'Appui, the 

moulded breche d'alep marble top above 

richly inlaid cupboard doors, raised on 

slender cabriole legs with gilt foliate 

mounts and sabots, 63cm by 34cm by 

82cm 

£300 - 500 

1646 

An 18 th Century Style Satinwood, 

Kingwood and Purple Heart Breakfast 

Table, of recent date, the twin drop 

leaves above a single frieze drawer with 

green baize lined ratchet writing surface, 

above brass grill doors with green 

gathered silk, raised on square legs with 

block feet and castors, 66cm by 54cm by 

74cm 

£600 - 800 

1647 

A Louis XV Style Mahogany, Floral 


Vitrine, 20 th century, the central glazed 

door enclosing two adjustable shelves, 

flanked by six small niches with parquetry 

panels, the lower section of serpentine 

form fitted a frieze drawer, raised on 



178cm 

£1200 - 1800 

1648 


Marquetry Petit Bombé Commode, 

late 19 th century, the brocatelle violette 

marble top above deep drawers, raised on 



84cm 

£400 - 600 

1649 

A Louis XV Style Rosewood, 

Tulipwood, Parquetry and Gilt Metal 

Mounted Table à Ouverage, late 19 th 

century, of serpentine shaped form above 

a frieze drawer stamped E J BOHMAN, 

raised on slender cabriole legs with gilt 

foliate mounts and sabots, 64cm by 46cm 

by 76cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1650 

A Late 19 th Century Rosewood, Floral 


Vitrine, of serpentine shaped form with 

pierced brass gallery above a central 

glazed door and sides enclosing shelves, 

all between canted stiles with foliate 

mounts and sabots, raised on slender 

cabriole legs, 80cm by 40cm by 144cm 

£450 - 650 

1651 

A 20 th Century Kingwood and Brass 

Inlaid Bureau Bookcase, the upper 

section with glazed doors above two frieze 

drawers, the cylinder desk enclosing a red 

leather writing surface and frieze drawer 

below, raised on fluted tapering legs 

joined by a shaped stretcher, the 

underside signed Schlussel, 74cm by 48cm 

by 166cm 

£500 - 700

1652 

A Louis XVI Style Kingwood, 

Parquetry, Boxwood Strung and 

Brass Mounted Vides Poches, 19 th 

century, of rectangular rounded form 

with hinged side panel, raised on lyre end 

supports, the bottom tier with a pierced 

brass gallery raised on splayed legs, the 

underside with paper label LEEDS CITY 

ART GALLERY AND TEMPLE NEWSAM 

HOUSE EXHIBITON, 74cm by 34cm by 

72cm 

**Provenance: By repute from the estate 

of the late Primrose Dampier-Blackburn 

(nee Atkinson) 

£600 - 800 

1653 

A 20 th Century Walnut, Tulipwood 

Banded and Gilt Metal Mounted 

Meuble d'Appui, with breche marble 

breakfront top above a frieze drawer with 

gilt foliate swag mounts, above a central 

cupboard door flanked by convex glazed 

cupboard doors, 140cm by 53cm by 

104cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1654 

A Louis XV/Transitional Style 

Mahogany and Gilt Metal Mounted 

Table en Chiffonier, circa 1900, of 

kidney shaped form, with Siena marble top 

above a frieze drawer, raised on fluted 

tapering legs with paw feet, 52cm by 

32cm by 76cm 

£400 - 600 

1655 

A French 2 nd Empire Mahogany and 

Gilt Metal Mounted Writing Table, 3 rd 

quarter 19 th century, with modern red 

and gilt leather writing surface above an 

arrangement of five drawers with foliate 

mounts, flanked by opposing sham 

drawers, raised on square tapering legs 

headed by caryatid mounts, 140cm by 

76cm by 77cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1656 

A French Louis XVI Vernis Martin 

Style Mahogany, Tulipwood and Gilt 

Metal Mounted Vitrine, early 20 th 

century, the glazed upper section 

containing two adjustable shelves, raised 

on stop-fluted column supports above a 

mirror back, the lower section of 

breakfront form, fitted secretaire drawer 

decorated with classical figures and 

enclosing a leather writing surface and 

small drawers, raised on fluted supports 

joined by a shaped undertier, 86cm by 

40cm by 206cm 

£1500 - 2500 

1657 

A Late 19th Century Gilt Pier Glass, 

the rococo and C scroll frame with stylised 

flowers, 136cm by 64cm 

£500 - 700 

1658 

A Regency Style Gilt and Gesso Pier 

Glass, 19 th century, with ball 

surmounted frieze above a rectangular 

plate flanked by triple cluster columns with 

leaf cast capitals, 172cm by 75cm 

£300 - 400 

1659 

A 19 th Century Gilt and Gesso Wall 

Mirror, the rectangular plate within a 

moulded frame flanked by trailing husks 

surmounted by a shaped pediment, 120cm 

by 65cm 

£200 - 300

1660 

A Regency Gilt and Gesso Triptych 

Overmantel Mirror, 2 nd quarter 19 th 

century, the three rectangular bevelled 

glass plates flanked by moulded pilasters, 

the floral decorated frieze surmounted by 

anthemion finials and griffins, 140cm by 

90cm 

£450 - 650 

1661 

A Walnut and Parcel Gilt Pier Glass, 

with shaped apron and frieze with 

acanthus C scroll ears surmounted by a 

bird, 110cm by 54cm 

£300 - 400 

1662 

A Victorian Gilt and Gesso 

Overmantel Mirror, late 19 th century, 

the central bevelled and arched mirror 

plate within beaded moulding flanked by 

marginal plates and a rockwork frame 

headed by a decorative plume and a 

musical trophy, 157cm by 105cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1663 

An 18 th Century Gilt and Gesso Oval 

Pier Glass, of rococo form, with 

flowerhead moulded frame headed by a 

decorative plume, 100cm by 169cm 

£600 - 800 

1664 

A 19 th Century Gilt and Gesso Oval 

Wall Mirror, the central oval bevelled 

glass flanked by marginal plates divided by 

flowerhead and leaf decorated spandrels 

within a beaded frame, 13cm by 82cm 

£300 - 500 

1665 

An Italian Carved Giltwood Picture 

Frame, richly decorated with acanthus S 

scrolls, containing a later rectangular 

mirror plate, 92cm by 78cm 

£400 - 600 

1666 

A George II Style Gilt and Gesso Pier 

Glass, with later rectangular bevelled 

glass plate, within a rockwork frame 

headed by a C scroll acanthus plume, 

108cm by 60cm 

£300 - 400 

1667 

A Late 17 th Century Oyster Veneered 

Cushion Shaped Wall Mirror, with later 

rectangular plate, 65cm by 57cm 

£600 - 800 

1668 

A Regency Gilt and Gesso Pier Glass, 

early 19 th century, with egg and dart 

moulded cornice above an acanthus leaf 

frieze, with spiral and floral decorated 

moulded columns centred by a rectangular 

bevelled glass plate, and carved eagle 

above, 161cm by 77cm by 10cm 

£700 - 1000 

1669 

An 18th Century Swedish Carved Gilt 

and Gesso Pier Glass, late 18th 

century, the rectangular plate below an 

anthemion moulded frieze and ball 

surmounted pediment, all between reeded 

pilasters surmounted by a winged griffin, 

127cm by 58cm 

£700 - 1000

1670 

A William IV Gilt and Gesso 

Overmantel Mirror, 2 nd quarter 19 th 

century, the rectangular plate flanked by 

lappet moulded pilasters headed by an 

acanthus plume, 138cm by 110cm 

£600 - 800 

1671 

An Impressive Victorian Gilt and 

Gesso Overmantel Mirror, 3 rd quarter 

19 th century, the oval plate within a 

gadrooned and strapwork moulded frame 

with marginal plates below, flanked by 

pilaster supports, 163cm by 202cm 

£600 - 800 

1672 

A 19 th Century French Gilt and Gesso 

Pier Glass, the two shaped plates within 

moulded borders and a flat frame with 

applied strapwork ornament surmounted 

by pierced scrolling cresting, on a 

conforming base, 225cm by 98cm 


£600 - 800 

1673 

An Impressive Victorian Gilt and 

Gesso Overmantel Mirror, 3 rd quarter 

19 th century, the rectangular arched 

plate within a moulded acanthus and a 

jewelled strapwork frame surmounted by 

acanthus scroll cresting, 241cm by 200cm 

£1500 - 2000 

1674 

A Pair of Carved Giltwood Open 

Armchairs, late 19th/early 20th 

century, later recovered in floral silk, 

acanthus carved and reeded frame with 

overstuffed seat, raised on carved and 

stop-fluted legs, 71cm by 55cm by 92cm; 

and A Pair of Carved Giltwood Side 

Chairs, with padded back supports, above 

fluted column splats, overstuffed seats and 

raised on conforming stop-fluted legs, 

45cm by 38cm by 85cm (4) 

£300 - 500 

1675 

An Early 20 th Century Brown Leather 

Day Bed, with close nailed padded back 

support and overstuffed seat, raised on 

carved legs with gadrooned feet, 180cm 


£700 - 1000 

1676 

A Carved Mahogany Open Armchair, 

late 19 th century, upholstered in 

close-nailed red leather with padded back 

support and overstuffed seat, the 

downswept arms with scrolling leaf carved 

hand grips, raised on conforming forelegs 

with castors, 51cm by 50cm by 106cm 

£400 - 600 

1677 

A Pair of Early 20 th Century Carved 

Mahogany Easy Chairs, upholstered in 

brown close-nailed leather, with velvet 

squab cushions, with acanthus carved arm 

supports, raised on carved cabriole 

forelegs with ball and claw feet, 60cm by 

68cm by 87cm 

£600 - 800

1678 

A Set of Six George III Style 

Mahogany Dining Chairs, of recent 

date, upholstered in gold floral silk 

damask, with padded back support and 

overstuffed seat on blind fretted carved 

chamfered forelegs with block feet, 59cm 


**Labelled Reproduced from original in 10 

Downing Street, London, England, by kind 

permission of the Rt Hon Sir Harold 

Wilson, Prime Minister 1975 

£800 - 1200 

1679 

A Victorian Walnut Framed Settee, 3 rd 

quarter 19 th century, upholstered in 

cream silk brocade, with rounded arm 

supports and overstuffed seat, raised on 

turned forelegs with brass toes and 

castors, 120cm by 70cm by 90cm; and A 

Victorian Button Back Armchair, 

upholstered to match, raised on turned 

forelegs with castors, 60cm by 56cm by 

86cm (2) 

£400 - 600 

1680 

A Victorian Two-Seater Settee, 3 rd 


yellow button back velvet, with rounded 

arm supports and overstuffed seat, raised 

on turned forelegs with brass toes and 

castors, 120cm by 57cm by 92cm; and A 

Victorian Armchair, covered in floral 

pink dralon, with rounded arm supports 

and overstuffed seat, raised on ring turned 

forelegs, 60cm by 60cm by 85cm (2) 

£300 - 500 

1681 

A Victorian Walnut Framed 

Two-Seater Sofa, 3 rd quarter 19 th 

century, upholstered in button silk 

damask with rounded arm supports and 

overstuffed seat, on turnip carved forelegs 

with brass toes and castors, the forelegs 

stamped 4264, 122cm by 59cm by 76cm 

£350 - 500 

1682 

A Victorian Carved Rosewood Scroll 

End Settee, mid 19 th century, 

upholstered in modern cream and gold 

button back striped fabric, the squab 

cushion above a moulded seat rail, raised 

on lappet carved legs with brass toes and 


£300 - 500 

1683 

A Carved Mahogany Double Cane 

Bergère Settee, early 20 th century, 

recovered in modern floral fabric, with 

carved frame, squab cushions and 

overstuffed seat, raised on acanthus 

carved forelegs with ball and claw feet, 

156cm by 70cm by 79cm; and A Pair of 

Armchairs, en suite, 58cm by 64cm by 

82cm (3) 

£500 - 700 

1684 

A 17 th Century Style Anglo-Dutch 

Walnut Three-Seater Settee, early 

20 th century, recovered in green floral 

needlework fabric, with cane triple back 

support, C scroll splats, and spiral turned 

supports with downswept arms, 140cm by 

55cm by 125cm 

£400 - 600

1685 

A George III Padouk Westmorland 

Open Armchair, with double spindle back 

support, curved armrests and supports 

above a green velvet drop-in seat, raised 

on a platform base with castors, 56cm by 

44cm by 92cm; and A Similar George 

III Mahogany Westmorland Chair, 

with double spindle back support, curved 

armrests and supports above a caned 

seat, raised on sledge bases with castors, 

56cm by 48cm by 87cm (2) 

£500 - 700 

1686 

A Laburnum Westmorland Open 

Armchair, with double row spindle back 

support, outswept arms with chamfered 

handgrips, green velvet drop-in seat, 

raised on chamfered forelegs with shaped 

spandrels, 60cm by 54cm by 93cm 

£250 - 350 

1687 

A George III Style Wingback 

Armchair, 19 th century, upholstered in 

green velvet with square squab cushion, 

on square supports with brass toes and 


£300 - 500 

1688 

A Victorian Walnut Framed 

Conversation Settee, 3 rd quarter 19 th 

century, recovered in red and cream 

check fabric, the overstuffed button 

support and carved frame above 

overstuffed seats, raised on stout cabriole 

legs with scrolling toes and castors, 102cm 

by 93cm 

£400 - 600 

1689 

A Pair of 19th Century Open 

Armchairs, recovered in modern blue 

button back fabric, with foliate C scroll top 

rail and padded arms with scrolled hand 

grips, overstuffed seat, raised on carved 

cabriole forelegs scrolling toes, 60cm by 

55cm by 83cm; and A Victorian 

Footstool, upholstered to match, 37cm 

by 30cm (3) 

£400 - 600 

1690 

A Louis XV Style Carved Giltwood and 

Gesso Settee, late 19 th century, the 

padded back support, arms and seat 

upholstered in green silk, the acanthus 

carved frame centred by shell, raised on 

cabriole forelegs with scrolling toes, 141cm 

by 56cm by 98cm; and A Pair of 

High-Back Salon Chairs, en suite, with 

padded back support and overstuffed 

seats, 52cm by 44cm by 93cm (3) 

£500 - 800 

1691 

A Pair of Louis XV Style Giltwood and 

Gesso Fauteuils, late 19 th century, 

upholstered in green silk with padded back 

support, overstuffed arms and seat, with 

acanthus carved moulded frame centred 

by a shell, raised on cabriole forelegs with 

scrolling toes, 63cm by 60cm by 100cm 

£400 - 600 

1692 

A Pair of Louis XVI Style Beechwood 

Fauteuils, late 19 th century, recovered 

in pink leaf design fabric, acanthus carved 

frame, padded back support, arms and 

overstuffed seat, raised on fluted legs with 


£400 - 600

1693 

An Early 20 th Century Carved 

Giltwood Neo-Classical Style Settee, 

upholstered in yellow floral silk damask, 

with griffin head and lyre shaped pierced 

splat above an overstuffed seat, padded 

arms terminating in caryatid hand grips, 

above a carved and beaded frame, raised 

on square tapering legs with carved feet, 

130cm by 58cm by 91cm; and A Pair of 

Open Armchairs, en suite, 58cm by 

54cm by 92cm (3) 

£1000 - 1500 

1694 

An 18 th Century Style Wing Back 

Chair, upholstered in orange and floral 

needlework fabric, with flared sides, arm 

supports and squab cushion above a plain 

seat, raised on anthemion carved forelegs 

with pad feet, 64cm by 52cm by 110cm 

£800 - 1200 

1695 

An Elegant Wingback Chair of Small 

Proportions, probably 18 th century, 

recovered in floral needlework fabric, with 

outswept arms and squab cushion, raised 

on cabriole forelegs with carved hoof feet, 


£600 - 800 

1696 

A George II Style Mahogany Double 

Humpback Settee, upholstered in pink 

floral damask with rounded arm supports, 

overstuffed seat and conforming scatter 

cushions, raised on anthemion carved legs 

with block feet, formerly raised on castors 

and stretchers, 260cm by 86cm by 94cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1697 

An Early 18 th Century Style Walnut 

Wingback Armchair, upholstered in 

worn green velvet, the back support with 

the Chigi family of Siena coat of arms, with 

rounded flared sides and arm supports 

above a squab cushion, with S scroll front 

rail and scrolling toes, 90cm by 48cm by 

137cm 

**Ex Tennants- lot 1619- 20.04.2005 

£500 - 700 

1698 

A George III Mahogany Library 

Armchair, late 18 th century, recovered 

in green velvet fabric, carved reeded 

frame raised on chamfered legs joined by 

a chamfered understretcher, 67cm by 

57cm by 97cm 

£1000 - 1500 

1699 

A George III Wingback Chair, early 

19 th century, upholstered in brown 

close-nailed leather, with rounded arm 

supports above a squab cushion, raised on 

square tapering legs formerly raised on 


£500 - 700 

1700 

A Regency Black Japanned 

Four-Seater Settee, early 19 th 

century, with single canework back 

support and sides, downswept arms, 

turned legs and supports, with worn 

purple silk overstuffed seat, 185cm by 

68cm by 80cm 

£700 - 1000

1701 

A George IV Mahogany Settee, 2 nd 


pink floral damask with overstuffed seat, 

carved arm grips, turned supports and 

conforming legs with brass toes and 



£900 - 1200 

For full terms and conditions please refer to 

our website: 

www.tennants.co.uk 

This listing is for guide purposes only and is 

not definitive – lots may be added, altered or 

withdrawn at any time before the sale. 

Tennants Auctioneers 

Harmby Road 

Leyburn 

DL8 5SG 

Tel: 01969 623780 

E-mail: enquiry@tennants-ltd.co.uk 

updated and amended 14/11/2012

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