Autumn Fine Art & Antique Sale - Hansons Auctioneers and Valuers

Autumn Fine Art & Antique SaleFriday 26th October 2012 at 10.30amSaturday 27th October 2012 at 10.30am

HIGHLIGHTS FROM PREVIOUS SALES

To include thefine 18th centuryfurniture from thehome of the lateDr R Allison ofQuarndonAutumn Fine Art & Antique SaleFriday 26th October 2012 at 10.30amSaturday 27th October 2012 at 10.30amVIEWINGThursday 25th October 2012 at 11.00am-7.00pmBuyers premium: please note that a premium of 17.5% plus VATwill be charged on all lots in the sale.Catalogue £8.00 (£10 by post)(Further information for buyers is available in our conditions of sale)HEAD OFFICEAND SALEROOMHeage Lane,Etwall,DerbyshireDE65 6LGTel: 01283 733988Email:service@hansonsauctioneers.co.ukLIVE BIDDING IS AVAILABLE FOR THIS SALEHansons can offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com forbidders who cannot attend the sale.Bid here without being here: all you need is your computerand an internet connection and you can make real-time bids onlinethe-saleroom.com.You don’t have to be a computer whizz. All you have to do is visitwww.the-salreooom.com and register to bid – its just likebeing in the auction room. A live audio feed means you hear theauctioneer at exactly the same time as the other bidders. You seethe lots on your computer screen as they appear in the auctionroom, and the auctioneer is aware of your bids the moment youmake them. Just register and click to bid!Please be advised that any bids made via the-saleroom.com liveauction service will be subject to an additional 5% commission on thehammer price.

Welcome to ourAutumn Antique and Fine Art SaleOur Autumn Fine Arts Auction is set to include a selection of exquisite pieces, from finefurniture, to rare ceramics, to masterful oils. Undoubted highlights will be the sale of ourE-Type Jaguar, selling at 12:00pm on Saturday 27th October, alongside the presentation ofsome wonderful collections including the Dr Allison collection.Robert Allison was an only child of fairly elderly parents who gavehim firm encouragement in his education and he learnt to give ofhis best in his occupation and also his interests. He developed aninterest in collecting, as many children did, in the 1920s and 30s.He used to collect stamps and even butterflies when it was stilllegal.After studying at Cambridge, Robert Allison was the first careeranaesthetist to be appointed to the Southern Derbyshire HospitalGroup and found himself running an anaesthetic service for one ofthe country’s largest hospital groups.‘Under his tutelage the department grew to 15 consultants,a commensurate number of junior staff and two full timesecretaries’. Obituary BMJ 1993 submitted by his longstandingcolleague CG Lloyd.Meanwhile, he began to buy exquisite antiques. Mostly he collectedfine pieces of furniture when they were affordable to him, havinginherited a little from his father and was receiving a reasonablesalary for those days (1960s and 70s). Undoubted highlights includea fine George III Chippendale mahogany galleried tea table, afine early George III mahogany bachelor chest and an impressiveGeorge III satinwood secretaire bookcase.Later he found silverware, porcelain and fine art were more withinhis means. From a fine set of four George III Robert Hennel Neo-Classical salts to 18th century blue and white Liverpool porcelain,the collection is comprehensive. Most complete however must bethe representative collection of oil paintings by artist Edmund JohnNiemann, purchased primarily from Richard Green’s Dover StreetLondon gallery in the late 1960s and early 1970s.He was very fortunate to have two very understanding andundemanding wives, Joan and Vicki, who both cherished hiscollection over many years.Adding to the sale is a fine collection of Meissen owned byMr and Mrs Rychly, better known as Toni and Mary to theirneighbours in North Derbyshire. Commenting upon this magnificentcollection Hanson’s Expert Isabel Murtough remarked:‘I was overwhelmed to discover such a fine collection ofEuropean antiques.On entering the house, each room was awash withpredominantly porcelain figures – the majority made by theMeissen factory in Germany. This factory was the first in Europeto manufacture porcelain in 1708.For more than 800 years, the secret of making a translucentmaterial had been the preserve of the Chinese potters.’Alan Wood 1942-2011 – A collection of coinsAlan Wood was an engineer based at RAF Whittering. He spentthree years in Singapore with a six month stint in Thailand, workingon Harrier Jump Jets, and Hercules Transport Planes. After leavingthe RAF he spent life in Heanor, Derbyshire and began his extensivecollection of coins.Hansons are pleased to offer Wood’s coin collection in our AutumnAntique and Fine Art Sale. This collection of Roman, sovereign andmemorial coins is set to reach in excess of £7,000. Painstakinglycollected, these are a credit to Wood’s meticulous eye. He is fondlyremembered by his family and friends.

MEET THE TEAMCharles Hanson MRICSDIRECTORCarol WoodsSENIOR GENERAL VALUER &DECORATIVE ARTS SPECIALISTIsabel MurtoughGENERAL ANTIQUES VALUER& AUCTIONEERCharlie RossFURNITURE EXPERT &AUCTIONEERKate BlissSILVER & JEWELLERYCONSULTANTClaire HowellMUSIC & MEMORABILIAEXPERTNotty HonblowerVINTAGE COSTUME & TEXTILESEXPERTHeather McPhersonJEWELLERY CONSULTANT &GEMOLOGISTLars TharpCHINESE CERAMICS &ORIENTAL WORKS OF ART EXPERTBarry TillotsonFIREARMS & WEAPONSCONSULTANTDon CollinsCOIN SPECIALISTTBenjamin BrowningWINE SPECIALISTContact us on 01283 733988

ORDER OF SALEFriday 26th October 2012 at 10.30amPlated Ware 1-16Silver 17-194Jewellery 195-256Watches 257-282Coins 283-358Militaria 359-363Dolls 364Collectors’ 365-385Books 386-402Oriental Ceramics 403-41018/19th Century Ceramics 411-56020th Century Ceramics 560A-622Glass 623-640Saturday 27th October 2012 at 10.30amPLEASE NOTEJAGUAR E-TYPE TO BE SOLD AT 12.00PMBoxes and Objects 641-658Oriental Works of Art 659-675Other Works of Art 676-711Maps and Etchings 712-720Watercolours 721-742Oils 743-839Clocks 840-864Garden Statuary 865-877BFurniture and Furnishings 878-986

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS16Lot 16. A George III Old Sheffied plateswing handled cake basket, circa 1810,the reeded handle and semi-gadroonedbasket on stepped base, 29cm w£30-£40SilverLot 17. An Edwardian silver four-piecetea set, of oval outline, cast with stiff foliageand lobed beaded borders, comprisingcoffee cup and cover with ebonised handle,teapot and cover with ebonised handle,twin-handled sugar bowl and milk jugmonogrammed BT, and the teapot inscribed‘Presented to Mr Thomas Brameld’, datedJan 12th 1909, raised on four feet, makerMartin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1906-1907,approx 67 ozt£700-£1000Lot 18. A George II silver twin-handledcup, of plain design with a central strap,on a spreading circular foot, scroll handles,13cm h, Fuller White, London 1751,11.205 ozt£400-£600Lot 19. A William IV silver rectangularsnuff box, engine turned decoration, vacantcartouche, embossed thumb piece, giltinterior, 6cm l, Nathaniel Mills, Birmingham1836, 1.420 ozt£80-£120Lot 20. Hester Bateman Interest -A George III silver eight bottle cruetstand by Hester Bateman, London1782, the pierced gallery with oval motifs,engraved with flower heads and urns,beaded edge, the central shaft with loophandle, with possibly associated bottles, thecovers unmarked, 22cm high£600-£800Lot 20A. A set of four late Victoriansilver cast candlesticks, shaped circularsconces, raised on wrythen supports, squareembossed bases, gadrooned rim, London1884 & 1889, 18cm h£250-£350Lot 21. A fine mid-Victorian Garrardsilver salver, chased to centre withmotto and crest and inscribed ‘Presentedby Walter Strickland of Coke Thorp Park,to Thomas Wood Esquire, of BrixworthHall’ within chased scroll acanthus andgadrooned border, raised on three piercedscroll feet, maker R and S Garrard, BantonStreet, London, 1856, 47cm diameter,approximately 88 troy oz£1000-£15002122Lot 22. Irish interest: A Dublin Arts andCrafts silver and jewelled twin-handledgoblet with stand, with flared rim and Celticstyle cast frieze, inset with blue, red andgreen alternating stones, of cabochon outline,with Celtic cast handles and bosses below,raised on a circular spreading pedestal base,10cm high together with a circular stand withsimilar Celtic style decoration to rim, makerW and W, Dublin 1923 and 1926 (2) weightapprox 19.5 troy oz£500-£800www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 7

Lot 23. A Dutch silver oval snuff boxand cover, circa 1890, cast with a courtingcouple in Watteau style, 6cm d, togetherwith a silver vesta case, chased with foliage,Chester, 1900 (2) weight 2 ozt£40-£60Lot 24. A William IV silver and giltvinaigrette, of rectangular outline cast withfoliate rim, vacant cartouche with gilt grille,maker Frances Clark, Birmingham, 1836,3.5cm d, weight 0.5 ozt£70-£100Lot 25. A George III silver rectangularreeded box and cover, cast with foliage,gilt interior, maker John Stapler, London,circa 1820, 3.5cm d, weight 0.6 ozt£40-£6026Lot 26. A set of six Victorian Old Englishpattern silver teaspoons, maker J A andT S, London, 1887 (6), weight 1.5 ozt£30-£50Lot 27. An early Victorian silvervinaigrette and cover, of cartoucheoutline, chased with foliage, with grilleinterior, original sponge to interior, makerHilliard and Thompson, Birmingham, 1852,5cm d, weight 0.8 ozt£70-£100Lot 28. An Edwardian silver circularsnuff box, hinged lid inscribed ‘Uncle1909’, marks rubbed, Birmingham, 1909,8cm d, weight approximately 2.5 ozt£30-£4029Lot 29. A late Victorian silver vestacase and sovereign holder, chased withfoliage, with hinged cover and gilt interior,Birmingham, 1900, 8cm d, weight 1.3 ozt£70-£10030Lot 30. Georg Jensen interest: a pairof Danish silver salad servers, bearingmarks, 20cm l (2) weight approximately4 ozt£80-£120Lot 30A. A pair of Victorian silverpierced bon bon dishes, in rococo style,with C scrolls, maker’s marks indistinct,Birmingham, 1876, 15cm l (2) 5.3 t.oz£80-£120Lot 31. A pair of Victorian silver Fiddlepattern sugar nips, London, 1886,together with four other silver pairs of sugarnips (5) weight approximately 4 ozt£30-£4032Lot 32. A George I style silver teapotand hinged cover, of pear shaped outline,turned wood handle, with turned finial tolid, frieze cast ornament, maker S Limited,Birmingham, 1930, weight approx 21.5 ozt£150-£200Lot 33. A Regency style silver-platedentrée dish and cover, together with anElkington oval serving plate, muffin dish andcover with turned handle and liner (3)£30-£40Lot 34. A pair of silver sauceboats, withreeded rims and handles, on circular ovalbases, maker H and H, Birmingham, 1942(2) weight 14 ozt£100-£150Lot 35. An Arts and Crafts silver twinhandledshallow bowl, pierced acanthusborder rim before hammered ground,stylised handles with bulbous surmounts,maker A E J, Birmingham, 1912, 26cm l,weight 8.5 ozt£150-£200Lot 36. A stylish Arts and Crafts twopiece silver teaset, comprising twinhandledsugar bowl and cream jug, withcast-studded ornament on hammeredground, maker H W L, Birmingham, 1906 (2)weight approx 6 ozt£150-£20037Lot 37. An Art Nouveau silver twinhandledsugar bowl with spoon,naturalistically cast, the bowl with twinhandles and cast spade spoon with loophandle, maker N M, Birmingham, 1901,weight 7.5 ozt£200-£300Lot 38. A pair of Edwardian silverpierced circular bon bon dishes onpedestal bases, roped twist rims, London,1910, 8cm d, weight 3 ozt£40-£6039Lot 39. A late Victorian silver oval bonbon basket, beaded outline in neo-classicalstyle, maker William Comyns, London, 1899,11cm l, weight 2.5 ozt£30-£408 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 40. A George V silver oval cantedtea caddy, with hinged cover, gilt interior,makers mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1920,9cm h, weight 7 ozt£70-£100Lot 40A. A late Victorian silverlighthouse castor and cover, chasedwith swagged foliate on hexagonal pedetal,Mappin & Webb, London, 1892, 21cm h,9 t.oz£100-£150Lot 41. A Tiffany style sterling silvercircular dish, cast with scrolling border,engraved “K’’ to centre, marked “Towlesterling’’, numbered 54481, 26cm d, weight12 ozt£60-£80Lot 42. A George V glass andsilver collared condiment jar withsilver-hinged cover, glass handle,Birmingham,1926, together with a sterlingsilver cylindrical jar with cast floral knopcover and a Neo-classical style oval-platedhandle mustard with hinged cover, blueglassliner with plated spoon (3)£30-£40Lot 43. An Art Deco silver ashtray, ofsquare outline, Birmingham, 1936, togetherwith a George V silver sauceboat, Sheffield,1937 (2) weight 5.3 ozt£40-£60Lot 44. A George V silver-faceteddish, Birmingham, 1937, together with aquatrefoil, pierced silver bon bon dish onthree pierced feet, Birmingham, 1964 (2)weight 5 ozt£40-£604546Lot 46. A George V silver hot water jug,cast in neo-classical style, ribbon-tied swags,raised on four scroll feet, ebonised handle andhinged cover with ebonised finial, maker W A,Birmingham, 1917, 19.5cm h, weight 17 ozt£150-£200Lot 47. A Victorian silver circular sugarbowl, chased with foliage, centreing circularcartouches, on reeded circular foot rim, marksrubbed, London, circa 1890, 13cm d, weight6.2 ozt£40-£60Lot 48. A set of six George V silverteaspoons, in blue Morocco case, Sheffield,1925, together with a David Anderson, Oslo,cased pair of nips (2)£30-£50Lot 49. A set of twelve cased silver giltzodiac spoons, maker John Pinches, limitededition to 1855, with certificate, blue case, ofrecent manufacture, weight 9 ozt£70-£100Lot 50. Assorted silver flatware includinga George III silver caddy spoon, Old Englishpattern, crested, London, 1901, together withchild’s pushers, condiment spoons and othervarious spoons (11), weight 5.5 ozt£40-£60Lot 50A. A George V silver twin-handledtrophy cup, on domed pedestal, Birmingham,1922, on ebonised stand, 22cm h and a smallsilver twin-handled cup, Birmingham, 1932,15cm h (2) 11.7 t.oz£100-£15052Lot 52. A Russian silver and cloisonnéenamel spoon, circa 1900, the bowl withflowers and scrolls in tones of blue, pink andgreens, tapered stem with twist detail amongstconforming enamel and shaped terminal,12cm l£40-£60Lot 53. A George V silver salver, of shapedsquare outline, inscribed ‘Presented to JackHoldern on the occasion of his marriage, May1958’, with various engraved signatures,raised on scroll ball and claw feet, makerE B, London, 1933, 25.5cm x 25.5cm, weight21.5 troy oz, together with a Victorian silverdessert spoon, London, 1868 (2)£250-£350Lot 54. A 20th century silver plated oakcased canteen of cutlery, Old Englishpattern including carving set, the knives withivorine handles£150-£250Lot 55. A George V silver Christeningmug, of inverted ovoid form, raised on ribbedpedestal and spreading circular base, scrollhandle, inscribed David Seymour, 1936,indistinct maker, London, 1935, 12cm h,weight 12.2 ozt£100-£120Lot 56. An early Victorian silver teapotand cover, of melon outline, hinged cover,with bud cast finial, scroll handle raised onhexagonal spreading base, makers mark R PG B, London, 1851, 18cm h, weight 20.7 ozt£100-£150Lot 57. A George V glass and silvermounted inkwell, of hexagonal outline onstepped base, silver collar, hinged cover,Sheffield, 1927, 8cm h£30-£40Lot 45. An Arts and Crafts hammeredsilver oval bon bon basket, with castLot 58. An Edwardian three piece ovaltrellis ornament, raised on oval pedestal andsilver bachelor teaset, of semi- gadroonedfour compressed bun feet, maker A E J,Lot 51. A set of six Russian silveroutline, comprising teapot with ebonisedBirmingham, 1918, 19cm d, weight 9.5 oztteaspoons, the bowls engraved with foliage handle and finial, engraved with inscription£150-£200and vacant cartouche to verso, maker Ivan referring to the puppy show, August 14thYashin, Moscow, 1884-1897, 13cm l, weight 1906, together with twin-handled matching2.6 oztsugar bowl and milk jug, crested, makers£50-£80mark indistinct, London, 1904, approximately13 troy oz gross£100-£150www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 9

Lot 59. Chester interest: an Edwardiansilver sugar bowl, with crimped rim,ribbed, raised on three cast lion headedpaw feet, crested, Chester, 1904, togetherwith matched silver milk jug, of similar form,London, 1902 (2) weight approximately13 ozt gross£100-£15060Lot 60. A pair of mid-18th century stylesilver twin-lipped sauceboats, of ovaloutline, cast with flowerhead to centre,single reeded handle, maker E V, Sheffield,1959 (2), weight approx 8 ozt£100-£150Lot 60A. An Edwardian sterling silverbon bon basket, swing handle, on circularpedestal, 10cm w£25-£30Lot 61. A pair of George III style silversauceboats, of crimped rim outline, flyingscroll handle, raised on three cabriole hooffeet, Birmingham, 1961 (2) weight 11 ozt£100-£15062Lot 62. A pair of silver shortcandlesticks, loaded, of reeded circularoutline, Birmingham, 1973, together witha George V silver cream jug, Birmingham,1929 (3)£50-£80Lot 63. A George V silver six-divisiontoast rack, Sheffield, 1918, together witha Victorian silver-plated ivory- handled fishslice server and two silver teaspoons (4),weighable silver approx 6.2 ozt£70-£100Lot 64. A George II style silver sugarcastor and cover, of lighthouse form,pierced domed cover, London, 1973, weightapprox 5.5 ozt£100-£15065Lot 65. A set of five Regency style silverwine labels, of cartouche outline, inscribedGin, Whiskey, Sherry, Port and Brandy,Birmingham, 1974 and 1976 (5)£80-£100Lot 66. A good set of four Regency silvercircular trench salts, of circular reededoutline, cast with stiff acanthus raised oncircular foot rim, with floret detail, gildedbowls, maker Thomas Robbins, London,1822, 8cm d, weight approx 22.4 ozt£1500-£2500Lot 67. A good Continental silver fivepiece teaset, circa 1860, of pear shapedoutline, the trellis engine turned groundbefore oval crest, bearing monogramand date 11th August 1868, with scrollhandles, raised on four acanthus cast feet,comprising coffee pot, teapot, twin-handledsugar bowl and cover, milk jug together withkettle on stand with burner below, approx60.5 troy oz gross£1500-£200068Lot 68. A George V silver square salver,with pie crust and cast corners, raised onfour short hoof feet, makers markR P Limited, Birmingham, 1935, 25.5cm x25.5cm, weight 23 ozt£300-£500Lot 69. A silver shallow circular fruitbowl with beaded rim, raised on circularstepped beaded pedestal, maker J D S,Sheffield, 1943, 20.5cm d, 11.3 ozt£180-£25070Lot 70. A Regency style three piecesilver teaset, of ribbed boat shaped outline,the teapot with ebony handle and finial tohinged lid together with silver twin-handledsugar bowl and milk jug, all raised on fourbun feet, maker S and W Limited, Sheffield,1943, weight approx 38 troy oz gross£500-£800Lot 71. A Victorian silver six-divisiontoast rack, on pierced base with castbeadedhandle, raised on four shell-beadedfeet, maker Harry Williamson and Co,Sheffield, 1867, 19cm l, weight 10.5 ozt£100-£15072Lot 72. Christopher Dresser interest: aHukin and Heath modernist silver-platedtoast rack, in aesthetic fan shaped form,with six divisions before ball finials raised onfour bun feet, h 12cm£80-£120Lot 73. A pair of late Edwardian smallglass decanters, with silver collars, clearglass stoppers, maker J T H and J H NBirmingham, 1908, h 14cm (2)£40-£60Lot 74. A late 19th century Dutch silverbox with lid in the style of Tenniers,embossed with country scenes and figure,import marks to base, inscribed “M.M.W.,1900’’, approx 137gm£100-£150Lot 75. An Art Deco style silver ashtray,Sheffield, 1947, 9cm d, together with fiveGeorge III silver Fiddle pattern teaspoons,maker Jonathan Hayne, London, 1823,weight 7.4 ozt£60-£8010 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS76Lot 76. A late Victorian large silverpunch bowl, embossed with acanthus andfloral sprays, raised on stepped circularpedestal, maker Walker and Hall, Sheffield,1891, 26cm d, weight approx. 32.5 ozt£400-£600Lot 82. An early Victorian silver FiddlePattern butter knife, London, 1838,together with three George III pairs of silversugar nips, two bright-cut engraved (4)weight 5.4 ozt£70-£100Lot 83. A George III whalebone handledsilver small sauce ladle, maker indistinct,the oval bowl hallmarked London, 1817,together with a Victorian silver pieced sifterspoon, maker C E, London, 1894, togetherwith a Scottish silver small sauce ladle,maker M C, Edinburgh, circa 1795 (3)approximately 1 troy oz weighable silver£70-£100Lot 84. A late Victorian silver goblet,chased with swags before leaf border, onknop pedestal and spreading circular foot,makers mark indistinct, Birmingham 1875,19cm h, 5.8 ozt£70-£100Lot 87. Chester interest: A pair ofEdwardian silver clothes brushes,monogrammed, Chester, 1903, togetherwith a silver blue enamel and black groundchased silver comb and a silver twinhandledsugar bowl, Birmingham, of recentmanufacture, one handle detached (4)approximately 2.9 troy oz of weighable silver£40-£60Lot 88. Newcastle interest: a 17thcentury provincial seal top spoon,makers mark I B to stem, assay mark tobowl, provenance Kedleston Hall, March2002 auction, 17cm l, approximately 2 ozt£200-£300Lot 89. A George III silver tablespoon,London, 1789£30-£50Lot 90. A Russian silver gilt teaspoonwith champleve enamel decoratedbowl and handle, late 19th century, bearsmaker’s marks and 84 silver, 13cm l£80-£10077Lot 77. An Edwardian silver piercedcircular bowl, the pierced and roundelborder in Arts and Crafts style, raised onthree flowering paw feet, makers markindistinct, London 1901, 11.8 ozt£150-£200Lot 78. A set of six early Victorian Fiddlepattern silver dinner forks, crested withthe initial E, maker George Adams, London1850, 15.1 ozt£200-£300Lot 79. A set of six early George IIIsilver Old English pattern tablespoons,monogrammed P, maker John Lautier,London 1774, 13.6 ozt£300-£400Lot 80. A collection of ten early GeorgeIII and later silver tablespoons, in Fiddleand Old English pattern, bearing London andEdinburgh hallmarks, crested, various (10),weight 22.5 ozt£280-£320Lot 81. A matched set of nine George IIIand later silver Fiddle Pattern dessertspoons, crested, London and Dublinmarked, including makers William Eley andWilliam Fearn and others (9), 13 ozt£140-£20085Lot 85. A rounded rectangular silverand Blue John trinket box and cover, thedetached cover inset with Blue John, abovea base cast with an applied frog, Sheffield,of recent manufacture, 3.8cm h£50-£8086Lot 86. A silver gilt circular hinged boxand cover, Birmingham, 1968, togetherwith a silver teaspoon, Sheffield, 1936 (2)weighable silver approximately 2.3ozt£30-£4091Lot 91. A Russian silver and enamelopen salt; another, smaller; a napkinring and a similar bowl on ball feet (4)£100-£15092Lot 92. A Russian silver and enamelhinged pill box; a larger hinged pendantlocket; and a Pietra Dura cruciform (3)£80-£120www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 11

Lot 93. A Russian silver coin box, thehinged domed cover with coin slot, chasedand engraved with birds and foliage, 7cm h£80-£12094Lot 94. Danish interest: a Georg Jensensilver toddy ladle, Fuchsia pattern, importmark for London, 1929, approximately 1 ozt£80-£120Lot 95. A George III silver oval callingcard tray, in neo-classical outline, withreeded rim, chased and bright-cut engravedborder before coronet to centre, makerWilliam Abdy II, London 1792, 3.5 ozt,24.5cm l£60-£10Lot 96. A George III silver cream jug, ofhelmet outline, gilt interior, reeded handlebearing crest, maker John Emes, London1801, 11cm h, 6 ozt£100-£150Lot 97. A George III silver cream jug,bright-cut engraved with central cartouchebefore bright-cut engraved floral vitruvianborders, below reeded rim and reededhandle, gilt interior, maker Robert and DavidHennell, London 1799, 10cm h, approx 4 ozt£60-£100Lot 98. A George III oval silver sugarbasket, of oval neo-classical outline, brightcut, engraved with vitruvian scroll border,centreing vacant cartouches, on reeded ovalpedestal, reeded handle, gilt interior, makerRobert and David Hennell, London 1799,14.5cm l, approx 7 troy oz£150-£200Lot 99. A good pair of early George IIIsilver oval small tureens, in rococo style,cast with beaded scroll rim above crestedarmorials, raised on foliate cast beadedsupports, on scroll volute feet, makerpossibly William Tuite, London 1767,18cm l x 8cm h, approx 26 troy oz£600-£800100Lot 100. A George III oval silver teapotstand, with centre initial E J, withinreeded border, raised on four reeded scrollsupports, maker Peter and Ann Bateman,London, 1798, 18cm l, approximately 3 ozt£70-£100Lot 101. A George III silver oval teapotstand, in neo-classical style, with bright-cutengraved border before beaded rim, raised onfour scroll beaded feet, maker Robert Hennell,London, 1786, 17cm d, approximately 4 ozt£80-£120Lot 102. A George III silver oval teapotwith hinged cover, in neo-classical stylewith crest and coronet to reverse, reededwith hinged lid, turned handle and turnedknop finial, maker probably Henry Chawner,London, 1798, 18cm h, approximately14.5 ozt£200-£300103Lot 103. An Edwardian silver table bell,of heavy gauge, maker H B, London, 1902,10cm h, approximately 6 ozt£60-£80104Lot 104. Hester Bateman interest: a pairof George III silver crescent shaped winelabels, inscribed Port and White Wine, circa1785 (2), approximately 1 ozt£70-£100Lot 105. Hester Bateman interest: aGeorge III silver wine label, inscribedMadeira, circa 1790, together with anotherwine label of rectangular cartouche outline,inscribed Hollands, on chain, maker ElizabethMorley, London 1801 (2)£50-£70106Lot 106. A good pair of George III silverasparagus servers, of reeded Fiddleoutline, pierced, maker William Eley andWilliam Fearn, London 1820, 28cm l,approximately 9 ozt£150-£250Lot 107. A Victorian silver cylindricalstring box and cover, chased on mattground, embossed with foliage, the covercast with two beasts, maker J B, London1888, 6.5cm h, approximately 3 ozt£50-£8012 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS108Lot 108. A George III silver twin-handledtea strainer, pierced circular outline, withscroll cast handles, London, circa 1775,15.5cm l, approx 2.5 ozt£70-£100Lot 109. A Victorian silver bulbousshaped vesta stand, chased with foliage,maker G J F, London 1884, retailed throughB Finnegan, Manchester, loaded, 6cm h£50-£70Lot 110. A George III silver helmetshaped silver cream jug, bright-cutengraved, centralling vacant shieldcartouche, ribbon-tied, below guillocheand beaded rim, maker probably ThomasCrippin, London 1786, 16.5cm h,approximately 5.5 ozt£70-£100Lot 111. A pair of George III piercedsilver bottle coasters on rosewoodand ivory inset stands, gadrooned rims,with crest, maker John Langford and JohnSebille, London, 1771, 12cm in d (2)£100-£150Lot 112. Newcastle interest: a George IIsilver muffin dredger with pierced domedcover, chased with rococo cartouche withcoronet, with initials B H M inscribed to base,maker John Langlands I, Newcastle, circa1758, 8cm h, approx 2.5 ozt£80-£120113Lot 113. An early George III silver ovalmustard, with hinged cover, of piercedreeded outline engraved with swags withcanted rectangular cartouches, with blueliners, maker indistinct, London, probably1761, 9cm h, approx 3 ozt of weighablesilver£60-£100Lot 114. A George III oval silver mustard,of reeded pierced outline, chased withswags centreing oval vacant cartouche,hinged lid opening to reveal blue glassliner, London, 1787, 8cm h, approx 3 ozt ofweighable silver£50-£80115Lot 115. A George III silver oval teapotstand, in neo-classical style, with crest andmonogram, chased to centre, raised on fourreeded splayed feet, maker Henry Green,London, 1795, 17cm l, approx 5.2 ozt£80-£120Lot 116. A fine set of four George IIIsilver oval salts, in neo-classical style,semi-lobed, before swagged husks tiedby rams heads, raised on four cast hoofsupports on oval egg and dart cast bases,with gilt interior, maker Robert Hennell,London, 1777, 7cm h, approx 26 troy oz£2000-£3000116117Lot 117. A George III silver oval teapotwith hinged cover, of oval neo-classicaloutline, cast with bright-cut engraved crestto either side, turned wood handle, makerHenry Green, London, 1795, 15cm h approx16 ozt gross£200-£300Lot 118. A pair of George III silver bottlecoasters, bright-cut engraved with scrollingswagged borders, centralling rectangularcartouches, marks indistinct, London, circa1790, 12cm d (2)£70-£100Lot 119. A pair of Regency silver bottlecoasters, egg and dart flared cast rims,above lobed casting, centreing mahoganyreeded inserts, maker John Roberts andCo, Sheffield, 1804, 15cm d, togetherwith another Regency silver bottle coaster,mahogany insert with coronet silver centre,maker William Sumner, London, 1808,15cm d (3)£100-£150Lot 120. A George III silver piercedbon bon basket on pedestal, cast andembossed with swags flanking rams headsand centreing figurative masks, belowbeaded border and scroll floral piercedhandle, enclosing blue glass liner, onpedestal and square foot rim, maker MaryMakemeid, London, 1773, 13cm h, approx10.5 troy oz£250-£300www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 13

121Lot 121. A smaller George III silverpierced bon bon basket on pedestal,of pierced circular outline, enclosing blueglass liner, monogrammed P on pedestaland square foot rim, maker Mary Makemeid,London, 1773, 11cm h, approx 6.5 ozt£150-£250Lot 123. Irish interest: a George I silversugar castor and cover, of lighthouse formwith pierced domed cover on pedestal base,Dublin, probably 1718, 12cm h, 3 ozt£80-£120Lot 124. A George II silver sugar castorand cover, of lighthouse form with pierceddomed cover on stepped pedestal, London,1729, 11cm h, weight 3.5 ozt£80-£120128Lot 128. An Edwardian silver handledtortoiseshell magnifying glass, embossedwith Reynolds cherub heads, maker WilliamComyns, London 1901, 23cm d£50-£70Lot 129. A good George III silver twinhandledtea urn with cover, of ovoidoutline, chased with shield cartouche beforebeaded frieze, silver tap with bone handleraised on circular pedestal and squarebeaded plinth on four bun feet, makerCharles Kandler, London, 1781, 35cm h,approx 32 troy oz gross£1000-£1500Lot 130. A large Victorian silver ovaltwin-handled tureen and cover, ofoval beaded outline, crested with shieldcartouche to centre and cover, raised on ovalbeaded pedestal, makers mark indistinct,London, 1883, 26cm h, approx 48 ozt gross£500-£800122Lot 122. A George II silver sugar castor,of lighthouse form with pierced domed coveron pedestal base, maker Thomas Whipham,London, 1755, 14cm h, 4.5 ozt£80-£120125Lot 125. A George I silver octagonalfaceted sugar castor and cover, oflighthouse form with pierced domedcover, on stepped foot rim, maker ThomasBurridge, London, 1723, 13cm h, weight4.5 ozt£150-£200Lot 126. A large George II silver sugarcastor and cover, of lighthouse form withpierced domed cover on stepped circularpedestal, maker Samuel Wells, London1743, 18cm h, weight 7.6 ozt£200-£300Lot 127. A George V silver sugar castorand cover, of lighthouse outline with pierceddomed cover, on stepped circular pedestal,maker E B, London, 1935, 15cm h, 4.7 ozt£70-£100131Lot 131. A George III oval silver planter,with lead liner, with lobed and invertedornament before flared rim on oval footrim, maker Robert Clarke, London, 1786,17cm h, approx 37 ozt of weighable silver£500-£700Lot 132. A good George II silverinkstand, of rectangular outline withgadrooned casting, cast with threeChippendale-style fretwork well divisionscontaining cut glass inkwells, raised on shortpaw feet, maker William Robertson, London,1758, 26cm l, approx 21 oz£500-£80014 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS133Lot 133. A George III silver six divisiontoast rack with twin oval divisions,cast with foliage, raised on paw roundelfloral cast feet, maker John Roberts and CoSheffield, 1796, 17cm l, approx 9 ozt£150-£200134Lot 134. A set of sixteen George III OldEnglish pattern silver tablespoons,with cockerel crest, maker William Smith,London, 1796, approx 34 ozt gross£400-£600Lot 135. A George III silver fish slice, inneo-classical style, maker William Pinder,London, 1786, approx 5 ozt gross£70-£100136Lot 136. An early George III silvermarrow scoop, crested, maker G R I,London 1766, l 21cm, weight 1.5 ozt£60-£80132130129 132www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 15

Lot 137. A George III silver marrowscoop, maker Mary and Elizabeth Sumner,London, 1811, 23cm l, 1.6 ozt£50-£70138Lot 138. Newcastle interest: a mid-Victorian silver Fiddle pattern saladserving fork, initialled maker GowlandBrothers, Newcastle 1852, approx 3.8 ozt£50-£70Lot 139. A set of four George III OldEnglish pattern silver dessert forks,Richard Crossley, London, 1784, 9.8 ozt£70-£100Lot 142. A set of twelve George III OldEnglish pattern silver dessert spoons,maker John Wren, London, 1788 (12),approx 12 ozt gross£200-£300143Lot 143. Two early George III silver OldEnglish pattern dessert spoons, makerThomas Deatby, London, 1764, togetherwith a George III silver Fiddle pattern butterknife, maker William Eley and William Fearn,London, 1819 (3) approx 4 ozt£25-£35Lot 147. A pair of George III Old Englishpattern silver sauce ladles, crested,maker George Smith and William Fearn,London, 1792, together with a GeorgeIII silver pierced sifter spoon, Old Englishpattern, Peter Ann and William Bateman,London, 1805 (3)£60-£80Lot 148. Perth interest: a rare Scottishsilver Fiddle pattern sauce ladle, makerRobert Kray, Perth, circa 1800, 1810£50-£70140Lot 140. A set of four George III OldEnglish pattern silver dinner forks,crested, Richard Crossley, London 1803 and1815 (4) 9.3 ozt£70-£100Lot 141. A set of twelve George III OldEnglish pattern silver dessert spoons,crested, maker Richard Crossley, London1800 and 1803 (12), approx 15 ozt gross£150-£250144Lot 144. A pair of George III silversugar nips, monogrammed E C, makerJohn Lawton, London, 1815, together withanother pair of Victorian silver spiral castsugar nips (2) approx 2 ozt£20-£30Lot 145. Hester Bateman interest: a pairof George III silver bright-cut engravedsugar nips, London, circa 1790£30-£40149Lot 149. A set of twelve George IIIbright-cut engraved silver Old Englishpattern teaspoons, maker George Smith,London, circa 1785 (12), 4.5 ozt£80-£120Lot 150. Hester Bateman interest: a setof seven George III Old English patternteaspoons, crested, M R Hester Bateman,London, 1783 (7)£50-£70142146Lot 146. A set of nine George III andlater Old English pattern silver dessertforks, makers including William Eley andalso William Chawner, 1801, 1811 and1818 and two Victorian silver dessert forks(9) 11.8 ozt gross£100-£150151Lot 151. A set of six George III silver OldEnglish pattern dessert spoons, withmonogram, maker William Flint, London,1776 (6) approx 8 ozt gross£100-£15016 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS152Lot 152. A large George III Old Englishpattern silver ladle, initialled R C A, makerWilliam Eley and William Fearn, London, 1799,33cm l, weight approx 6.5 t.oz£100-£150Lot 153. A set of four George III OldEnglish pattern silver dessert spoons,crested, maker George Smith and WilliamFearn, London, 1787 (4) weight 4.6 t.oz£60-£80Lot 154. Newcastle interest: a GeorgeIII silver Old English pattern sauce ladle,Newcastle, circa 1790, together with an Irishsilver sauce ladle, maker James Scott, Dublin,1804, weight approx 2oz (2)£60-£100Lot 155. A George III silver Old Englishpattern serving spoon, maker John Lee,London, 1779, together with another George IIIsilver Old English pattern serving spoon, makerRichard Crossley, London, 1798, initialled (2)£150-£250156Lot 156. Banff interest: a set of fourScottish silver Old English pattern dessertspoons, maker William Simpson the First,Banff, 1820 (4) weight approx 7.6 ozt£150-£250Lot 157. A set of six George III Old Englishpattern silver teaspoons, crested andmonogrammed, maker Richard Crossley,London, 1791 and 1792, approx 3.2 ozt£100-£150Lot 158. A set of four George III silverOld English pattern reeded condimentspoons, maker Thomas Olwint, London, 1798and 1800, approx 1.2 ozt (4)£30-£40Lot 159. Hester Bateman interest: aGeorge III silver Old English patternserving spoon, crested, Hester Bateman,London, 1784, weight approx 3.3 ozt£100-£150160Lot 160. Hester Bateman interest: a setof six George III Old English pattern silverteaspoons, crested, maker Hester Bateman,London, 1788, approx 3 ozt£70-£100Lot 161. Banff interest: a pair of George IIIOld English pattern silver serving spoons,crested, with inscription PRO PATRIA, maker IE Banff, circa 1790 (2), weight approx 6.8 ozt£250-£300Lot 162. Hester Bateman interest: a set offour George III Old English pattern silverteaspoons, crested, maker Hester Bateman,London 1790, weight 2.4 ozt£50-£70Lot 163. Eleven various George III silverOld English pattern condiment spoons,some crested, makers including William Eleyand Richard Crossley, circa 1790, 1800,weight: 4.1 ozt (11)£40-£60Lot 165. A set of six George III Old Englishpattern silver teaspoons, crested, makerRichard Crossley, London, 1791 and 1792,weight 3.2 ozt (6)£40-£60166Lot 166. A collection of ten George IIIsilver Old English pattern dessert forks,crested, maker Richard Crossley (x 6) London,1792, and Mary and Elizabeth Sumner,London, 1810 (x 4), weight 12 ozt£200-£300167Lot 167. Eighteen George III Old Englishpattern silver dinner forks, crested, makerWilliam Sumner, London 1802, weight38.5 ozt£300-£400Lot 168. A set of seven George III OldEnglish pattern silver dessert forks,crested, maker Simon Harris, London, 1807,weight approx. 8 ozt£70-£100169164Lot 169. A set of seven George III OldLot 164. Banff interest: a pair of ScottishEnglish pattern silver dinner forks,silver Fiddle pattern sauce ladles, crested157crested, maker Richard Crossley, London,with initial C, maker William Simpson I, Banff,1777, 1786 and 1798, weight approxcirca 1820, weight 2.1 ozt gross15.6 ozt (7)£100-£150£100-£150www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 17

Lot 170. A George III Old English patternsilver serving spoon, crested, makerRichard Crossley, London 1798, weightapprox 3.5 ozt£100-£150Lot 181. A collection of six George IIIsilver gilt Fiddle pattern condimentspoons, crested, maker William Eley,William Fearn and William Chawner, London,1808 (3 not hallmarked) weight 3.7 ozt (6)£50-£70171Lot 171. A set of fifteen George III OldEnglish pattern silver tablespoons,crested, maker William Sutton, London1784, weight approx 31 ozt (15)£300-£400Lot 172. A collection of four George Vsilver napkin rings, Sheffield andBirmingham assay marked, all initialled,weight approx 3.4 ozt (4)£25-£35Lot 173. A set of seven George III OldEnglish pattern silver tablespoons,crested, maker Richard Crossley, London,1789, weight approx 16.2 ozt£150-£200174Lot 174. Irish interest: a Dublin Fiddlepattern pierced silver fish slice, the slicechased with two fish, maker Richard Garde,Dublin, 1832, weight approx 5.1 ozt£80-£120Lot 175. A collection of seven George IIIOld English pattern silver dessert forks,crested, maker Richard Crossley, 1792 and1805, weight approx. 7 ozt (7)£50-£80176Lot 176. A set of three George III OldEnglish pattern silver soup ladles,crested, maker William Sutton, London1791, weight approx 4.5 ozt£50-£80177Lot 177. A George III silver Fiddle patterncaddy spoon, crested, maker G R London,1798, together with a William IV silverFiddle pattern fork, crested, maker S H D CLondon, 1837, weight approx 2.1 ozt (2)£30-£40Lot 178. A George III silver Old Englishpattern caddy spoon, London, 1797,together with a William IV Old English patternsilver caddy spoon, marks rubbed 1834,weight 1.2 ozt£30-£40Lot 179. A set of four George III silverOld English pattern dessert forks, makerWilliam Eley and William Fearn, London,1807, weight 4.7 ozt£50-£70180Lot 180. A set of twelve George III OldEnglish pattern silver small dessert/sorbet spoons, crested with inscription‘virtue’, maker George Smith, London 1797,weight 10.5 ozt (12)£150-£200182Lot 182. A set of twelve George III silverreeded handled dinner knives, laterblades, reeded crest handles, circa 1795£80-£120Lot 183. A set of twelve George IIIsilver reeded handled side knives,monogrammed handles, later blades,together with a George III silver handled sideknife with silver blade, maker William Eley,London, circa 1810 (13)£70-£100184Lot 184. A late Victorian silver heartshaped needle sewing box, with pincushion top, the centre band chased withReynolds angels in cartouches, makerWilliam Comyns, London, 1798, height10cm£50-£70Lot 185. A George V pierced silvertrinket dish, Birmingham, 1919, togetherwith a George V silver spill vase, loaded,Chester, 1915 (2)£20-£40Lot 186. A pair of Edwardian glassetched and silver rimmed vases, ofcylindrical outline, etched with floral swagson slender necks and compressed bases,Sheffield, 1910, 21.5cm h (2)£30-£4018 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 187. A pair of Regency cut glassovoid decanters, with mushroom stoppers,circa 1820, the triple ring faceted necksabove silver claret and sherry wine labels,Birmingham, 1892, 27cm h (4)£70-£100Lot 196. A 15ct gold and dark blueenamel old-cut diamond and seedpearl inset memorial ring, the inner bandinitialled ‘H. A. L.’ died 21st December 1875£80-£120188Lot 188. A George III silver meat skewer,ring terminal, maker George Smith andWilliam Fearn, London, 1795, 27cm l,together with a silver-plated snuff box andsnuffer stand (3)£40-£60189Lot 189. An Art Deco style silver backedengine turned nine piece brush dressingtable set, comprising three hair brushes,four clothes brushes, comb and hand mirror,Birmingham, 1961 (9)£70-£100190Lot 190. A 20th century silver oval pillbox, the cover inset with 19th century ivorypainted plaque of the Taj Mahal, gilt linedinterior, Birmingham 1996, 2.23 ozt£150-£180191Lot 191. Stuart Devlin interest: A goodset of six silver gilt Sydney Opera Housecommemorative teaspoons, OperaHouse terminals on faceted gilded stems,maker Stuart Devlin, London, 1973, retailedthrough David Jones, approximate weight7 troy oz, within black Morocco square box£400-£500Lot 192. A George V silver overlaid clearglass decanter bottle, with mushroomsilver stopper, of dimpled outline, John Haighform, maker E E Birmingham, 1934, 23cm h£40-£60Lot 193. Two early 20th century blueenamel cased silver hat pins, in tooledgreen and gilt Morocco rectangular box,marked Noble and Co£40-£60Lot 194. A cased set of six Russiansilver teaspoons, with etched stems andfinial and cast finials, chased underside tobowls, probably St Petersburg, circa 1890,in an oak case£120-£150Jewellery195Lot 195. An Art Nouveau 15ct pearl, rubyand peridot pendant on 18 inch chain,the daisy and leaf open work design pendantset with 44 seed pearls, in fitted box£250-£300197Lot 197. A diamond and tourmaline ringin fitted Harrods ring box£80-£120Lot 198. An Edwardian gold-platedturquoise seed pearl inset bracelet, circa1900, together with yellow metal chain,pendant etc (parcel lot)£30-£40Lot 199. A 9ct gold curb link braceletwith heart padlock fastener and withvarious charms attached includingspade guineas, sovereign, half sovereignand French, Austrian, South African andsundry gold coins. Total gross weight: 89g£2000-£2200Lot 200. A 9ct gold curb link braceletwith heart padlock fastener andvarious gold coins attached includingsovereigns, half-sovereigns, South AfricanPond and a Churchill Commemorative coin.Total gross weight: 75g£1400-£1800Lot 200A. A pair of 9ct gold cufflinks,9ct gold ring, 9ct gold bar brooch on chainand two cased watches etc.£50-£80Lot 201. A 9 carat gold Panther linkcollaret, approx 43.3g£500-£600www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 19

Lot 202. A 9 carat gold chain with T-bar,17.2g£180-£200Lot 203. A 9ct gold flat link bracelet,engine turned pattern, approx 33.2g£280-£320Lot 204. A 9ct gold double-link bracelet,approx 15.2g£120-£140212Lot 212. A solitaire diamond ring, withold cut diamond in mille grain setting, theshank stamped 18ct platinum£800-£1200Lot 217. A pair of 9ct white gold halfhoopearrings£40-£60Lot 218. A five stone diamond ring, clawset, five graduated diamonds, set in 18ctwhite gold£1500-£2000Lot 219. An aquamarine ring, claw set,single round mixed cut aquamarine onplatinum basket mount, stamped platinum£1600-£2000205Lot 205. An Edwardian Belle Époqueamethyst and seed pearl brooch, thecentral oval cut millegrain set amethystsurrounded by four round cut stones,interspersed with foliage set with seedpearls, 3cm w£150-£200206Lot 206. An 18ct. gold sapphire anddiamond cluster ring£300-£400Lot 207. A pair of 9ct white goldsapphire and diamond drop earrings£200-£300Lot 208. An 18ct white gold tourmaline,diamond and emerald ring£300-£500Lot 209. An 18ct white gold tourmalinependant£400-£600Lot 210. An oval black opal, cabochonoutline with blue/mauve play of colour,approximately 8.13ct.£250-£350Lot 211. An oval black opal, cabochonoutline with green/blue play of colour,approximately 5.89ct.£200-£300213Lot 213. A diamond eternity ring, setbrilliant cut diamonds in platinum£500-£700214Lot 214. A Victorian sapphire anddiamond crescent brooch, circa 1890, set13 graduated sapphires, interspersed withnumerous old cut and rose cut diamonds£500-£600Lot 215. An 18ct white gold anddiamond pendant and a pair of earrings,the stud earrings each set brilliant-cutdiamonds, the pendant similar, in case£250-£350Lot 216. A Pair of diamond and 18ctwhite gold earrings, each set verticallywith three brilliant diamonds£250-£350220Lot 220. A diamond ring, claw set, twobrilliant cut diamonds in crossover mount,the shank 18ct gold, Birmingham, 1976£500-£800Lot 221. An emerald and diamond tennisbracelet, with seven rectangular links, eachchannel set six square cut emeralds, spacedwith openwork links set with four roundbrilliant cut diamonds, stamped 750£750-£850Lot 222. An 18ct gold, diamond andemerald dress ring, claw set with sevenround emeralds within two rows of brilliantcut diamonds, 14 in total£400-£600Lot 223. A diamond and greentourmaline dress ring of flower headdesign, the domed centre set withdiamonds, six petals each set with twomarquise cut tourmalines within a diamondborder£600-£90020 Contact us on 01283 733988218

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS219Lot 224. An 18ct gold, emerald anddiamond ring, claw set central step cutemerald within a square border of sixteenbrilliant cut diamonds£750-£850Lot 225. A 19th century Navajo Indianbangle and ring, turquoise set in silver,with provenance (2)£200-£300Lot 226. An 18ct gold oval cluster ringset with centre opal surrounded by bluesapphires and diamonds£50-£60Lot 227. A modern bar brooch set witha single opal, a 9ct gold opal and diamondring, a 9ct gold opal and sapphire ring and a9ct gold sapphire and diamond ring (4)£60-£80228Lot 228. 19th century REGARD broochin the form of a bird in flight and set withruby, emerald, garnet, amethyst, ruby anddiamond (acid tested high carat gold)£100-£200229Lot 229. A pair of Victorian earrings setwith banded agate and seed pearls (acidtested gold)£50-£60Lot 230. A pair of Edwardian pendantearrings each set with old-cut diamondsand a single split pearl (acid tested highcarat gold)£250-£350Lot 231. A pair of modern 9ct goldcluster earrings, set with rubies anddiamond, and a pair of 9 carat gold emeraldand diamond cluster earrings (2)£80-£100Lot 232. A single string of uniform 7mmcultured sea pearls gathered with a 9carat gold clasp set with garnets£80-£100233Lot 233. A Victorian crescent brooch setwith opals and old-cut diamonds (acidtested high carat gold)£300-£500234Lot 234. A Victorian bar and crescentbrooch set with rubies and old-cutdiamonds (acid tested high carat gold)£200-£250235Lot 235. A Victorian six-rayed starbrooch set with old-cut diamondsweighing approx 1.00ct total (acid testedsilver, backed with gold)£200-£300www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 21

236Lot 236. A three stone ring set with oldcutdiamonds weighing approx 0.75cttotal (acid tested 18ct gold)£200-£300241Lot 241. A Victorian five stone ring setwith emerald and with diamond setpoints (acid tested 18ct gold)£150-£250Lot 242. A boat-shaped five stonering set with blue sapphires and withdiamond set points (acid tested 18ct gold)£150-£200246Lot 246. A Victorian part guard chain(stamped 9ct) and a pair of ovalcufflinks stamped 9 carat. Gross weight23g (2)£150-£250237Lot 237. An 18ct gold five stone ring setwith opals, circa 1900£120-£150Lot 238. A boat shaped five stone ringset with old-cut diamonds and diamondset points. Total diamond weight estimatedas approx 1.30ct. Stamped 18ct. Circa1890/1900£200-£400239Lot 239. A Victorian five-stone ring setwith chrysolites (acid tested 18ct gold)£150-£200240Lot 240. A Victorian boat shaped fivestone ring set with rubies and withdiamond set points (acid tested 18ct gold)£200-£250243Lot 243. A Victorian boat shaped clusterring set with an oval blue sapphire andsix old-cut diamonds (acid tested 18ctgold)£150-£250Lot 244. A single string of uniform 9mmcultured pearls gathered with a 9ct goldclasp£120-£150Lot 245. A 9ct three-colour gold flexiblebracelet with integral snap fastener andweighing approx 27g£250-£300247Lot 247. A Victorian belcher link guardchain with dog clip fastener, stamped9ct, gross weight 32g£300-£350Lot 248. A pair of 9ct gold sapphirecluster rings and sundry gold earringsetc (parcel)£120-£150Lot 249. An Edwardian 15ct goldcigarette case, of concave outline, makerJ W London, 1903, weight approx. 79.3g,8cm l£600-£900Lot 250. A 1930s oval opal and diamondbar brooch, tested high carat gold, 1930s,7.5cm l£100-£15022 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS251Lot 251. An 18ct gold rope-twist bangledecorated with diamonds, approx 50g£1000-£1200Lot 255. A Victorian 9ct. gold lady’sl guard chain, with sovereign mount, 1911,chain 66cm l, weight approximately 49.5g£500-£600Lot 256. A late Victorian 9ct gold fobchain, mounted with sovereign, 1912,approximately 50g£500-£600WatchesLot 259. A 9ct gold open-faced top-windwatch with white enamelled dial, Romannumerals and subsidiary seconds dial,hallmarked, Birmingham, 1923£120-£150Lot 260. A gold-plated Waltham fullhuntertop-wind watch with whiteenamelled dial, Roman numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial together with a goldplatedopen-faced pocket watch by ThomasRussel & Son Liverpool (2)£60-£80252Lot 252. A 9ct gold linked guard chain,70cm l, approx 33g£250-£300Lot 253. A bracelet, stamped .750, withruby and turquoise clasp£1000-£1200Lot 254. A high carat gold and diamondcluster ring, pierced shank, centre stoneflanked by 14 brilliant cut diamonds£700-£100257Lot 257. A 9ct gold Waltham full-huntertop-wind watch with white enamelleddial, Roman numerals and subsidiaryseconds dial, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1915£200-£250Lot 258. A 9ct gold half-hunter top-windpocket watch with white enamelled dial,Roman numerals an subsidiary secondsdial, Arabic numerals to outer case, importmarked, London, 1920, with presentationinscription to dust cover£150-£200261Lot 261. A silver open-faced Bensonkey-wind pocket watch with silvereddial, Roman numerals and subsidiaryseconds dial, hallmarked Chester, 1891£60-£80Lot 262. A silver pair-cased key-windpocket watch wit white enamelled dialand Roman numerals, hallmarked London,1838, by Sherwood of Hythe£150-£180Lot 263. A silver/silver-plated key-windpair-cased watch with white enamelleddial and Arabic numerals, by T.W. &W. Hay of Shrewsbury, the inner casehallmarked for Birmingham, 1825£50-£60256www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 23

Lot 264. A silver open-faced keywindchronograph pocket watch withcream enamelled dial, Roman numeralsand sweep seconds hand, hallmarkedBirmingham, 1893£80-£100Lot 265. A silver open-faced key-windchronograph pocket watch with creamenamelled dial, Roman numerals andswipe seconds hand, Chester, 1877, byF. Sherrett of Newcastle under Lyme£80-£100Lot 266. A silver Rolex lever open-facedtop-wind pocket watch with whiteenamelled dial, Roman numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial, Birmingham, 1923£100-£150Lot 267. A silver open-faced key-windWaltham pocket watch with whiteenamelled dial, Roman numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial, Birmingham, 1923£60-£80Lot 268. A silver open-faced top-windpocket watch with white enamelled dial,Roman numerals and subsidiary secondsdial, Birmingham, 1945£30-£50Lot 269. A silver open-faced key-windpocket watch with white enamelled dial,Roman numerals and subsidiary secondsdial, Birmingham, 1891£60-£80270Lot 270. A silver pair-cased (outer casemissing) key-wind pocket watch withwhite enamelled dial, Arabic numerals byJ. Eaton of London, Chester, 1904 and aRailway Timekeeper’s watch, a base metalwatch and a cased compass (4)£120-£150Lot 270A. A silver open-faced topwind pocket watch, white enamel dial,Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial,Birmingham 1923£30-£50Lot 271. Two silver double Albert chains,three silver single Albert chains and sundryfobs, ingots, gross weight approx 266g andquantity of watch keys (parcel)£120-£150Lot 272. A silver top-wind half-hunterBenson pocket watch with whiteenamelled dial, Roman numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial, London, 1934£60-£80Lot 273. A silver open-faced top-windWaltham pocket watch with whiteenamelled dial, Roman numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial, Birmingham, 1907£40-£60Lot 274. A silver open-faced key-windpocket watch with white enamelled dial,Roman numerals and subsidiary secondsdial by J. Firestone of Manchester, Chester,1902£60-£80Lot 275. A silver open-faced key-windpocket watch with white enamelled dial,Roman numerals and subsidiary secondsdial, Chester, 1895£60-£80281Lot 276. An open-faced Continentaltop-wind pocket watch with creamenamelled dial, Arabic numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial, the case with giltdetail and stamped .800£40-£60Lot 277. A silver open-faced top-windpocket watch with white enamelled dial,Roman numerals and subsidiary secondsdial, Birmingham, 1928£30-£50Lot 278. A modern Jean Pierre silverhalf-hunter pocket watch with whiteenamelled dial, Roman numerals andsubsidiary second dial, import marked,London, with original box and papers£80-£100279Lot 279. A modern John Pierre 9ct goldfull-hunter pocket watch with whiteenamelled dial, Roman numerals andsubsidiary seconds dial, import marked,London, with original box and papers£200-£25024 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 279A. A silver key-wind full hunterpocket watch, white enamel dial, Romannumerals, subsidiary seconds dial, byGeorge Young of Dunedin, the engine turnedcase hallmarked Chester 1873£50-£80Lot 280. A 9ct. gold J W Bensongentleman’s wrist watch, the face withArabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, onleather strap, Birmingham, 1948£200-£300Lot 281. A 9ct. gold hunter pocketwatch, the enamel dial with Romannumerals, inscribed R Gilbert and SonsLtd, Coventry and Barrow, with subsidiaryseconds dial, seven dual movement,Birmingham, 1915, together with fob chain£400-£600Lot 282. A lady’s Art Deco cocktailwatch with champagne dial and Arabicnumerals, the tonneau shaped caseand shoulders set with old-cut diamonds,stamped ‘Platinum’, on black moiré bracelet£200-£250CoinsLot 283. Eleven 11 Royal Mint silver proofcased crowns (11)£40-£60Lot 284. Ten coin de-luxe proof set -2,000, 1972 crown, boxed 1952 medallion(10)£30-£40Lot 285. Thirty two silver proof and 2 co/nickel - crown sized cased EDU’s (32)£150-£200Lot 286. Thirty five silver proof - cased -EDUs (35)£150-£200Lot 287. Nineteen gilt effigy silverproof and 5 silver proof - cased U.K. &Commonwealth crown sized coins (19)£80-£120Lot 288. Nine coin executive 2002 proofset (9)£30-£40Lot 289. Eleven coin executive 2003 proofset (11)£30-£40Lot 290. Six coin - 2003 New Zealand- Lord of the Rings - cased silver proofset (6)£30-£40Lot 291. Twenty silver gilt and four silverproof U.K. & Commonwealth crown sizedcoins in deluxe box (24)£80-£120Lot 292. Twelve 1996 silver proof,Commonwealth crown sized coins - originalde-luxe case (12)£60-£80Lot 293. 1996 - 70th Birthday Elizabeth IIde luxe cased coin silver proof set, 25thAnniversary decimal currency - scarce£60-£80Lot 294. Twenty four silver proof - Eurocoins - various - de-luxe cased (24)£80-£120Lot 295. Millennium 2000 stamp/coincover and 1971 proof set£20-£30Lot 296. 1997 - 2 pounds - Royal Mint trialset and 1997 Diana memorial crown£20-£30Lot 297. 1992 - U.K. - ECU 7 coin set and2003 New Zealand - 6 coin - Lord of theRings set£20-£30Lot 298. 1998 - Hungary, 2002 & 2004Finland - crown sized silver proof coins£20-£30Lot 299. Gold sovereign - 2000 - UNC£180-£220Lot 300. Gold half sovereign - 2000 - UNC£80-£120Lot 301. Charles I shilling 1634-35 TowerMint - MM - BELL - VF with clipping£60-£100Lot 302. George II shilling - GEF£60-£80Lot 303. 1935 UNC with blooming & 1960crowns£10-£20Lot 304. Roman - Hadrian III - 138AD -Silver Denarii - VF£20-£30Lot 305. Parthian (Persia) silvertetradrachm - 1st Century BC, AVF£20-£30Lot 306. USA - 1oz fine silver dollars1996, 1997 & 2000 UNC£20-£30Lot 307. 1937 Coronation stamps - overprinted for use in Morocco - block of 4stamps - mint£10-£20Lot 308. Half sovereign - proof 1998£80-£120Lot 309. Half sovereign - 2005£80-£120Lot 310. Sovereign - 2005£180-£220Lot 311. Silver proof one pound (9) 1995,1996, 2 x 1997, 2 x 1998, 1999, 2 x 2000 indeluxe case£80-£120Lot 312. Gold proof - two pounds 1998- FDC£350-£420Lot 313. Gold proof - two pounds 1999- FDC£350-£420Lot 314. Jamaica - gold 50 dollars 1995- FDC£180-£220Lot 315. Twelve proof silver and silver giltUK & Commonwealth crown sized coins inde luxe case - Queen Mother 2000 (12)£160-£200Lot 316. Twelve silver gilt & silver proofU.K. & Commonwealth crown sized coinsin de luxe case - Golden Wedding 1997(12)£160-£200Lot 317. 1997 Golden Wedding - mint tenpound note & five pound silver proof coinin case£20-£40Lot 318. 2000 Millennium mint twentypound note & five pound silver proof coinin case£30-£60Lot 319. 2000 millennium mint twentypound note & five pound silver proof coinin case£30-£50Lot 320. Five coin Victorian anniversaryset - five pound gold proof 2001,sovereign 1871, 1890, 1900, all GEF/UNC inpresentation case£1500-£2000Lot 321. Two pounds - 1997 - gold proof£350-£420www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 25

Lot 322. Two pounds - 1997 - gold proof£350-£420Lot 323. Two pounds - 2001 - ‘Marconi’- gold proof£350-£420Lot 324. Zambia - 10,000 Kwacha - 1999- UNC - gold£180-£200Lot 325. Four silver gilt proof two pounds- 1998, 1998, 1999 & 2001 (4)£40-£60Lot 326. Twenty three crown size & 1 twopound size Commonwealth silver proofcoins in de luxe case (23)£100-£150Lot 327. Thirty seven crown size - U.K. &World - ‘Diana’ - silver proof (37)£150-£200Lot 328. Ten coin executive 2000 proofset (10)£30-£40Lot 329. Ten coin - 2001 Executive proofset (10)£30-£40Lot 330. Thirteen coin - silver proof set -with mount/set included 2000 (13)£150-£200Lot 331. Thirteen coin - QEII - Gillick set -with sovereigns 1957 & 1968 (13)£400-£450Lot 332. Twelve silver proof - crown size -Queen Mother & others - cased (12)£80-£120Lot 333. Nine silver proof fifty pence -various types 1994 to 2000 (9)£60-£100Lot 334. Five silver proof Euro - variousdenomination & country (5)£20-£30Lot 335. 2000 Millennium time capsuleset - metal boxed - 9 coin£20-£30Lot 336. Four coin - 2002 Commonwealthgames, silver Piedfort £2 set (4)£80-£120Lot 337. Six coin - silver proof - crownsize - Harry Potter set (6) Six coin - silverproof - crown size - Harry Potter set (6)£60-£80Lot 338. 1995 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 339. 1996 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 340. 1997 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 341. 1998 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 342. 1999 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 343. 2001 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 344. 2002 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 345. 2003 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 346. 2005 proof set de luxe£10-£20Lot 347. 2002 proof sovereign - cased£180-£220Lot 348. 2002 proof half sovereign -cased£80-£120Lot 349. Alderney - 2003 Concorde£10 silver proof cased£80-£120Lot 350. Jersey - 2000 - two coin goldproof set£350-£420Lot 351. Alderney - 2003 - 25 pound goldproof£180-£220Lot 352. Guernsey - 2002 - 25 pound goldproof£200-£250Lot 353. 2002 - 4 coin gold proof set£5 to half-sovereign£1500-£3000Lot 354. 1997 - 4 coin silver proofBritannia set£80-£120Lot 355. 1998 - 4 coin silver proofBritannia set£80-£120Lot 356. 2001 - 4 coin silver proofBritannia set£80-£120Lot 357. Four coin - silver proof onepound set 1999 to 2002 (4)£40-£60Lot 358. Residual items to include£1 sterling silver coins, etc, parcel lot£200-£300MilitariaLot 359. Distinguished Conduct Medal,(3108.L.CPL.J.CLELAND.1st.RL.INNIS.FUS.); Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 4 clasps, Cape Colony, TugelaHeights, Relief of Ladysmith, Belfast,(3108.SERJT.J.CLELAND.RL.INNIS.FUS.) India Medal, 2 clasps PunjabFrontier 1897-98, Tirah 1897-98 (3108.SERGT.J.CLELAND.2ND.BN.ROYAL.INNIS.FUS) nearly very fine (3). Footnote: Thisrare group of medals comprises a researchfolder with images of L.CPL J Cleland andassociated paperwork and certificate£1800-£2200Lot 360. A mid-Victorian six barrelpercussion pepperbox pistol, chequeredhardwood grip engraved with open scrollingfoliage, c.1850, 9.5cm l of barrel, 23cm loverall£400-£500Lot 361. A George III flintlock musket,late 18th century, with brass barrel, 40cm l,and ramrod, brass fitments£200-£300Lot 362. A framed collection of assayedsilver military cap badges in sealedframe, all WWI including Cavalry, Armouredand Infantry divisions (51 in total)£1000-£1200Lot 363. A group of three Boer Warmedals, comprising Queen’s SouthAfrica medal awarded to Private 3460 ARichardson, with bars for Transvaal, Reliefof Lady Smith, Orange Freestate and TugelaHeights, together with a Kings South Africamedal awarded to Private A Richardson,Regiment 3460 of the 13th Hussars withbars for South Africa 1901 and South Africa1902 together with a Queen Victoria China1900 medal to Sergeant W Richardson Sand J Corps in a tin together with accountsbook of Alfred Richardson number 4276,including monthly settlements and savingsbank account details and other papers inleather folder£100-£20026 Contact us on 01283 733988

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Dolls364Lot 364. A mid to late 18th century Queen Anne style doll, painted face, brown wig, withmob cap and lathe-turned and carved wooden body, stuffed linen arms, in later costume andstraw hat, approx 72cm l£5000-£700028 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSCollectors’to include Sporting,Autographs & Vintage CarsLot 365. ARMSTRONG, NEIL:(1930-2012) American Astronaut,Commander of Apollo XI (1969). The firstman to walk on the moon. Signed andinscribed colour photograph, the officialNASA image showing Armstrong standingin a three quarter length pose wearing hisspacesuit. A large image of the moon can beseen in the immediate background. Signedin ink, ‘To David Cooke...Neil Armstrong’,26cm x 20cm£300-£500365Lot 367. J Raxter, Birmingham, a Regencymahogany square compass, with silveredcircular dial (13cm d), raised on a periodturned wood three legged brass mountedtripod£100-£150368Lot 368. Kathleen Ferrier (1912-1953)- a collection of letter and photographs(1940s-50s) to include two letters to MrsLea, her accompanist on organ and pianofrom 2, Frognal Mansions in London, twopersonal letters, two recital programmesfrom 1944 and 1947, a letter from NormanLumsden, a bass singer who sang withKathleen at many of her concerts and twophotographs, one of which is signed£400-£600366Lot 366. Taxidermy interest: A fine Victorian ebonised and glazed display caseof exotic birds, circa 1865, including 44 named birds on foliate rockwork and branchesincluding a Blue Mountain Lory, a Velvet Tanager, Blue Creeper, King Parrot, Indigo Parrot,Crested Woodpecker, Bronze Cuckoo, Crested Starling, Barbet, Blue Jay, and other assortedbirds in bright good condition, with contemporary framed oak exotic bird list, the case 144cmx 156cm£1000-£1500www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 29

369Lot 369. A Stuart Surridge cricket ball signed by Sir Garry Sobers, probably used in the ‘six sixes’ cricket match of August 1868.Footnote: On Saturday 31st August 1968, at ST Helens in Swansea, Garry Sobers created history when he hit six sixes off one over for thefirst time in first class cricket. The cricket ball above is a ball which was given by Sir Garry Sobers to our client Richard Lewis. At the age of17 Richard Lewis retrieved the cricket ball being used from the last ball of the over which went out the ground and was found by RichardLewis. The ball took pride of place that evening in Richard Lewis’ household. At a family conference later it was decided that the ball must bereturned. It belonged to the occasion and particularly to Sobers. Within the archive to be sold with this ball is the famous photograph of RichardLewis tossing the real ball back to Sobers. This occurred the next cricketing day before play commenced. Mr Lewis was then given this replicapresentation ball signed that day by Sobers. This Stuart Surridge ball had been used possibly in the match and is the nearest equivalent to theactual ball which hit the six sixes. Sobers signature of course adds h to the significance of this item. Sold with the ball will be the photographtaken during the match of Richard Lewis tossing the real ball back to Sobers together with a photograph signed. The archive will also includea recent photograph of an older Richard Lewis talking to Sobers during a special reunion commemorating the event in 2008. Mr Lewis wishesto stress that he has fond memories of that day and indeed forty years later at the anniversary event it was a privilege talking to Sobers and adelight being in his company. It would seem that the original ball which hit the size sixes was lost in time, and evidence would suggest that thisball being sold is the nearest to that iconic and legendary cricketing over.£1000-£1500370Lot 370. A rare collection of five convict letters, sent from WesternAustralia from Freemantle prison by convict Daniel Marsh, late of BelperDerbyshire, registration number 9820, the letters dated 1868-1869 and1870, inscribed in black ink to ‘My dear wife’ together with envelopes andstamps of period, and other paper ephemera, parcel lot£2000-£300030 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS371Lot 371.**To be sold at midday on Saturday 27th October 2012**A Series 1 E Type Jaguar, 1964, 3.8 - dry stored forsome years, comprehensive restoration, many parts new orreconditioned. Body work exceptional condition for the age ofthe vehicle - interior good, bright work needs some re-chroming,mechanically sound to include new battery, starter motor andsolenoid, plugs point and condenser, clutch slave cylinder andfront brake pads. Brakes are serviceable but would benefit froma full overhaul.£20000-£30000www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 31

372Lot 372. Sir Alfred Munnings(1878-1959), a hand-written autographedletter, on paper, dated May 29th 1943,remarking on damage to London housestudio, caused by WW2, together witha letter written by Sir Henry Rushbury(1889-1968) dated July 17 1942, togetherwith a signed letter dated March 4th 1938Sir Edwin L Lutyens RA together with a letterdated 17th June 1943 on Windsor Castleletterhead, signed Gerald Kelly, written to MrGibbs noting ‘I have been here since the warbegan working on the state portrait of TheirMajesties (which are very large and verycomplicated)’ together with two other letterswritten by Henry Rushbury from LowerHouse Stoke-by-Nayland, dated June 23rd1942 and June 1945 respectively£150-£200Lot 375. Eight bottles of Vie Llie CureFronsac together with three bottles ofSt Emillion and a bottle of Haut Ferrand(12)£50-£70Lot 376. Three bottles of Faustino 1together with a bottle of Volf Blas, abottle of Beune Premier Cru, a bottle of NuitsSt George, five bottles of Chateau Neuf diPape and two bottles of Mas Da Chevalier(13)£50-£80378Lot 378. An interesting archive ofletters and other ephemera writtenby Baroness Holstein - late ofKnightsbridge. Consisting of BaronessHolstein’s 500 plus letters. BaronessHolstein was part of the Holstein familyRoyalty and includes letters to the Marzettifamily. Baroness Holstein was employedby Prince George of Denmark at the RoyalDanish Embassy in London. The archivegives a fascinating insight into a DanishBaroness in England working for theQueen’s cousin’s husband. A signed photoof Inge (Baroness Hosltein) from a passportis included in the archive£40-£60373Lot 373. A letter from Dame LauraKnight dated 1st August 1942, addressedto Mr Gibbs, noting ‘I am very interested tohear you have a collection of A J Munnings(our brilliant friend), together with a threepage letter signed A J Munnings, dated July23rd 1943£100-£150Lot 374. Three bottles of Moet Chandonchampagne 1992 and another bottle1993, together with eight bottles of Cattierchampagne (12)£100-£150377Lot 377. A black enamel and brassmedical microscope owned byDr Stanley Davidson, Professor ofMedicine in Edinburgh, a world expert onanaemia - lenses by Ernst Leitz, Berlin£100-£200379Lot 379. French revolution interest: aletter written to Martin Bourgeois, dated1764£30-£4037432 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSBooks380Lot 380. A Rudyard Kipling handwrittenand signed poem titled Gunga Din,inscribed on the back of a West Bromwichschool report. Kipling’s biographer wasCharles Edward Carrington 1897-1990who had been born in West Bromwich andwhose father was Reverend Carrington ofthe same place. Carrington carried out a lotof research on Kipling and it is possible thathe or a friend from West Bromwich visitedor met Rudyard Kipling in India and the onlypaper they had was this scrap of paper fromthe luggage on the back of which Kiplingwrote the poem£200-£300386Lot 386. Grahame, Kenneth, “The Windin the Willows’’, The Limited Editions Club,New York, 1940, 785/2020, signed andillustrated by Arthur Rackham, sixteentipped-in colour plates, in slipcase£500-£700383Lot 383. Renault and Co Cognac 1910(bottled in 1960) in pristine and originalcondition£200-£300Lot 384. John Robson (1950-2004),Derby County Footballer. An Englandversus Sweden 1971-72 Under 23 EasternEuropean tour football cap, together withEngland versus Sweden football programme11th November 1970 and another Under23 international programme at Villa ParkEngland versus Czechoslovakia (3)£100-£150381Lot 381. Janneau Grande FineArmagnac, 1942, exclusively selected forHarrods, with wax seal, bottled from thecask in 1981, within 1942 carrying box£300-£400Lot 382. A cased Haigh’s Dimple ScotchWhisky bottle, pre 1952£40-£60385Lot 385. Previously unpublished DerbyCountry football photographs from the1970s including a 1972 championsline up team photograph together withpicture of Brian Clough and fellow DerbyCounty Directors, and four other black andwhite photographs£30-£40387Lot 387. Shakespeare, William, “As YouLike It’’, Hodder and Stoughton, limitededition, 81/500, signed and illustratedHugh Thomson, thirty nine tipped-in colourillustrations£500-£700www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 33

388Lot 388. Dickens, Charles, “DavidCopperfield’’, Hodder and Stoughton, limitededition, 121/350, signed and illustrated byFrank Reynolds, twenty one tipped-in colourillustrations£250-£350Lot 389. Fouque de la Motte, “Undine’’,William Heinemann, London, 1909, limitededition, 95/1000, signed and illustratedArthur Rackham, fifteen tipped-in colourillustrations£500-£700Lot 390. Wagner, Richard, “Siegfriedand the Twilight of the Gods’’, WilliamHeinemman, London, 1911, limited edition,524/1150, signed and illustrated by ArthurRackham, thirty tipped-in colour illustrations£500-£700Lot 391. Poe, Edgar Allan, “The Bells andOther Poems’’, Hodder and Stoughton,limited edition, 109/750, signed andillustrated by Edmund Dulac, twenty ninetipped-in colour illustrations£350-£500Lot 392. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam,Hodder Stoughton, translated by EdwardFitgzgerald, illustrated by Rene Bull; WilliamShakespeare “Merry Wives of Windsor”,William Heinemann, 1910, illustrated byHugh Thomson; Oliver Goldsmith “SheStoops to Conquer”, Hodder & Stoughton,illustrated Hugh Thomson; Richard BrinsleySheridan “School for Scandal”, Hodder andStoughton, illustrated Hugh Thomson (4)£250-£350Lot 393. Thackeray, WilliamMakepeace,’’Vanity Fair’’, 1st ed., limitededition 7/350, signed and illustrated LewisBaumer, twenty tipped-in colour illustrations£250-£350Lot 394. Oliver Goldsmith, “Vicar ofWakefield’’, 1929, limited edition 37/575,signed and illustrated Arthur Rackham,twelve tipped-in colour illustrations£150-£250Lot 395. Wagner, “Richard, “The Rhinegoldand the Valkyrie’’, limited edition 923/1150,signed and illustrated Arthur Rackham, thirtyfive tipped-in colour illustrations£500-£700Lot 396. Shakespeare, William, “TheTempest’’, limited edition 171/500, signedand illustrated by Edmund Dulac, thirty ninetipped-in colour illustrations£500-£700Lot 397. Dickens, Charles, “A ChristmasCarol’’, limited edition 365/525, 1915,signed and illustrated by Arthur Rackham,eleven tipped-in colour illustrations£250-£350Lot 398. Barrie, J.M., “Quality Street’’,limited edition 64/1000, 1901, signed andillustrated by Edmund Dulac, twenty twotipped-in colour illustrations£200-£300Lot 399. Dickens, Charles,’’The PickwickPapers’’, limited edition 174/350, signedand illustrated by Frank Reynolds, R.I.,twenty five tipped-in colour illustrations£150-£250Lot 400. William Shakespeare, “AMidsummer Night’s Dream”, WilliamHeinemann, 1914, ill. Arthur Rackham;Thomas Ingoldsby, “Ingoldsby Legends”,William Heinemann, ill. Arthur Rackham;“Arthur Rackham Book of Pictures”, WilliamHeinemann, 1913, signed by the artist, fortyfour tipped-in colour illustrations (3)£350-£500Lot 401. A collection of antiquereference books including 18th centuryEnglish Furniture, Chippendale and hisContemporaries, The Baroque EnglishGoldsmiths and their Marks, and variousother antique reference books includingLondon Goldsmiths£50-£80Lot 402. A quantity of antique referencebooks including History of Old Sheffiedplate by Frederick Brandbury, TheBeauty of Clocks, The Dictionary of EnglishFurniture, Regency Furniture, Adam Silver,Early Mid and Late Georgian volumes etc£40-£60389 391 39534 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSOriental CeramicsLot 403. A pair of Chinese export porcelain blue and whiteshallow sauce boats, Quianlung (circa 1735-99), painted with avariant of the Willow pattern to centre, the reverse enamelled withfoliage, blue line base, height 7cm (2)£30-£40Lot 404. A Japanese porcelain charger, Meiji period(1868-1912), painted with butterflies before butterfly banded border,38cm d£70-£100Lot 405. A Song Dynasty pottery bowl, with fluted rim, bisqueand undecorated, 29cm d, together with another Chinese Songdynasty bowl, fluted outline, with flared rim on pedestal foot,20cm d (2)£100-£200Lot 406. A collection of twenty four Sawankhalok 14th and15th century Chinese ceramic vessels, including various globularvases together with vases and covers, some cobalt blue decoratedand a figurative group of two figures, various sizes, the largest vase10cm£500-£700Lot 407. A Chinese blue and white hexagonal porcelaincanister vase and cover, probably last quarter 19th century,painted with scrolling dragon below shoulder foliage, four charactermark of Emperor Quianlung to base, but not period, probably lateQing, 33cm h£150-£200Lot 408. A Chinese porcelain blanc de chine figure of aChinese lady, probably Kangxi (1662-1722), with turned woodhands, standing on scrolling oval outcrop bearing old label ‘GoddessGuaynin’, circa 1661, 50cm h£500-£800Lot 409. A Chinese ‘famille Verte’ porcelain vase, 19thcentury, of ovoid outline, vibrantly painted with figures in battle andprocession, before panel of trailing flowers, the waisted neck and rimof flared outline, dogs of foe twin handles, 62cm h£150-£200Lot 410. A Chinese porcelain figure of a lady seated on blueglaze dog of foe (in Kangxi style), a late 19th century, she ingreen enamelled robe holding a sword, 32cm h£60-£100403407www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 35

Lot 415. A good Meissen porcelaindressing table mirror, circa 1865, ofrectangular cartouche outline, the bevelledglass before turquoise beaded porcelainborder, centreing a frame of trailing foliage,vibrantly encrusted and enamelled, at centrecrest centreing two winged cherubs abovecartouche painted with birds within lilac andturquoise frame, with similar cartouche tobase, raised on turned painted wood spindlesupports, with strut easel back, 70cm x48cm£2500-£3000Lot 416. A Meissen porcelain blueground cabinet cup and saucer,circa 1880, the blue ground and giltcartouche enclosing a topographical viewof a landscape, the saucer dish similarlyenamelled with an alpine scene, blue crossswords mark to base£50-£8018/19th CenturyCeramicsto include EuropeanLot 411. A good pair of Meissen fivebranched table candelabra, circa 1885,modelled in 18th century style, in pastelshades of pink and turquoise enamel,painted with floral sprigs and insects andtrailing applied foliage, raised above threeseated cherub musicians playing mandolin,flute and violin respectively, on encrustedbase on three gilt scroll feet, blue Meissencross swords mark to base, with incisednumbers, 51cm h (2)£1000-£1500Lot 412. A Dresden porcelain tablecentrepiece, circa 1900, the quatrelobedpierced bowl with pierced trellis ornamentand applied flowers, brightly enamelled,raised above a foliate stand enamelled withwinged cherubs, raised on pierced trellisbase and four scroll feet, blue cross swordsmark to base, probably Thuringia, 42cm h£60-£80411Lot 413. A pair of German porcelainfigurative candle stands, on stands,circa 1885, probably Thuringia, she gathersflowers in apron, in 18th century dress, he inblue frock jacket, pastel candle and sconceto rear, raised on encrusted enamelledbases on four scroll feet, blue underglazemark to base, pair 38cm h£100-£150414Lot 414. A Berlin porcelain tablecondiment stand, circa 1780, mountedwith cherub in pink sash, before gilt metalcovers and osier moulded porcelain bowlsenamelled with birds, raised on greenand gilt scroll base, blue sceptre mark inunderglaze blue to base, 13cm h£100-£150Lot 417. A Sèvres porcelain saucer dishtogether with a Berlin porcelain coffeecup and saucer, circa 1785, enamelledwith floral sprays (3)£60-£80418Lot 418. A Berlin porcelain tea caddyand cover, circa 1765, painted with birdsbefore floral sprays, the cover similarlydecorated with sprig finial, blue sceptre markto base, bearing London label for Klaber andKlaber, 14cm h£100-£15036 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS424Lot 419. A Continental porcelaincoffee can, circa 1810, painted in brownmonochrome with figure before rusticlandscape, gilded border and gilded band,scroll handle together with another porcelaincoffee can, perhaps French, painted withtopographical view of seascape in blackmonochrome, below guilloche-gilt border,Greek key style handle, 5.5cm h (2)£60-£80Lot 420. A pair of Locke and CoWorcester pierced reticulated vases andcovers, circa 1890, raised on three hooffeet on triform base, pattern number 1/224,12cm h, together with a pair of Staffordshireporcelain encrusted vases, in Coalbrookdalestyle, enamelled with vignettes of rusticscenes, 23cm high, some damage (4)£30-£40421Lot 421. A pair of Derby porcelain patchmark bocage back figures, circa 1780,the female attendant seated on piercedbase with gilt and turquoise lining, togetherwith companion of seated boy in pink frockjacket on pierced base with dog to left side,17cm high, some losses (2)£30-£40Lot 422. A Pinxton type porcelain ovalteapot, circa 1795, in neo-classical style,gilded with anthemions alternating with stifffoliage, 15cm h, together with oval sugarbowl (2)£40-£60Lot 423. A Staffordshire porcelaindessert set, circa 1870, painted withbotanical sprays within gilt borders beforeturquoise blue border rim, comprising acentral raised comport, four shallow comportstands, and eleven dessert plates (16)£60-£100Lot 424. An exhibition quality RoyalCrown Derby vase and cover, circa1889-90, of large size with cobalt groundwith richly raised gilding and elaboratelypierced handles, reverse painted with viewsof Chatsworth House and bridge at BonsallDale, attributed to Cuthbert Gresley, theelaborate gilding by J.J. Brownsword, shapenumber 545. Footnote: this superb piece ofexhibition quality was on loan at Royal CrownDerby from 2000-2002 to celebrate 250years of Royal Crown Derby.£2500-£3500www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 37

Lot 425. An unusual Derby porcelainvase and cover, circa 1810, of ovoidoutline with griffen-moulded handles, thedomed cover with griffen finial, the triformbase with similar moulding, red cross batonsmark, 42cm h£100-£150Lot 426. A Miles Mason saucer dish,circa 1810, red ground border beforeclassical black printed vignettes, 21cm d£20-£30Lot 427. A Derby saucer dish, circa 1795,painted with square vignette, titled to verso“Near Dunbarton, Scotland’’, blue crossbaton marks, 21cm d£40-£60Lot 428. An unusual small Pinxton plate,circa 1795, painted withighlandscape,pattern number 218, 17cm d£100-£150Lot 429. A Derby porcelain armorialplate, printed with iron red and gilt crest tocentre, red cross batons mark, 25cm d£60-£90Lot 430. A Worcester globular teapotand cover, circa 1875, painted with floralsprays£50-£70Lot 431. A Worcester porcelain coffeecup, circa 1765, painted with Chinesefigures and another Worcester coffee cup (2)£80-£100Lot 432. A Worcester sugar bowl andcover, circa 1790, enamelled in green andgilt with insects and sprays, 13cm h£40-£60Lot 433. A Chelsea Derby porcelainsucrier and cover, circa 1770, painted withfloral sprays, 10cm h£40-£60Lot 434. A Chelsea Derby porcelaintwin-handled chocolate cup, circa 1775,blue marks to base£40-£60Lot 435. Three Derby Regency periodporcelain coffee cans, circa 1800-25, redcross baton marks to base (3)£40-£60Lot 436. A Derby porcelain tankard, circa1785, ribbed and gilt ornament, dentil rim,scroll handle, puce mark, 9cm h£80-£120Lot 437. Two Derby Regency periodcoffee cans, circa 1810, richly enamelledand gilt, red cross batons marks to base (2)£70-£100Lot 438. A Derby porcelain blue andwhite pickle dish, circa 1770, paintedin blue with floral pattern, lacking handle,9cm l£40-£60Lot 439. A Chelsea Derby tea bowl andsaucer, circa 1775, wrythen moulded inQueen Charlotte pattern, gilt marks to base£60-£100Lot 440. An unusual Derby porcelaindish, circa 1780, enamelled with floralbouquets before gilt and cobalt blue rim, redcrown mark, 21cm d£40-£60441Lot 441. A set of four 19th centuryMeissen wall lights, each with a wingedcherub above three branch lights, convertedto electric, approx 22cm h£200-£300442Lot 442. A 19th century Meissen plate,painted with colourful summer flowers,applied in relief with similar, gilt lined wavyedge, crossed blue swords, 36.5cm d£100-£150Lot 443. A 19th century Meissen model,of a Magpie, perched on a branch, above aleafy stem, beak open, tail raised, cross blueswords to base, 53.5cm h£100-£150444Lot 444. A 19th century Meissen model,of a Woodpecker, naturalistically modelled,perched on a branch, crossed blue swordsto base, 25cm h£50-£80Lot 445. A Royal Dux model, of a Turkey,in tones of blue and brown, pink mark tobase, 14cm h£60-£100446Lot 446. A 19th century KPM Berlinfigure, of a lady, she stands with a parroton her right hand, dressed in loose robes,purple and yellow head scarf, square base,37cm h£80-£12038 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 450. A 19th century Meissen figure,Bacchus, he stands wearing his crown,holding a basket of grapes wearing a purplerobe, scrolling gilt lined base, 24cm h£100-£150453Lot 453. A 19th century Meissen figure,of Cupid kneeling before a fire warminghearts; scrolling base, 11cm h; another,Cupid stirring a drink before a fire (2)£100-£150447Lot 447. A Meissen figure group ofrevellers, with two figures beside a barrel,the third figure carrying a basket of flowers,raised on a circular rockwork base, 23cm h .£200-£300Lot 448. A Meissen figure group, applepicking, gilt lined circular base, blue crossedswords to base, 29cm h£100-£150451Lot 451. A Meissen figure group, he sitson a rocky ground playing the bagpipes,she stands holding a basket wearing ayellow hat, the base applied with foliage, giltline scrolls, blue crossed swords to verso,30cm h£100-£150454Lot 454. A Meissen figure, of a youngSatyr riding a goat, eating grapes, draped invines, 16cm h£100-£150452Lot 452. A Meissen model, of arecumbent dog£100-£150449Lot 449. A 19th century Meissen figure,the Blacksmith, he stands with a hammer inhis right hand over an anvil, scrolling base,blue crossed swords, 21cm h£100-£150www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 39

458Lot 458. A 19th century continentalMeissen style bowl, supported by areclining cherub, applied overall with flowerson white petals, spreading circular base,blue factory mark to base£40-£60Lot 459. A 19th century Meissen figure,of a young man, he sits beside a tree with alamb on his knee, he wears a black hat andpink jacket, on a rocky base, 22cm h£60-£100Lot 460. A Meissen figure group, ofa Japanese family, the mother seated ina floral gown with two children, 15cm h;another, mother with her young boy (2)£80-£120455Lot 455. A 19th century Meissen mirror,of rectangular form, the top centred with acherub playing a lyre, applied with flowersand fruit, scrolling spandrels, 49cm h,33cm w£500-£800Lot 456. A Meissen figure of a cherub,spreading circular base; another, cupid (2)£80-£120457Lot 457. A pair of 19th century Meissenpuce scale tapering cylindrical vases,each having cartouches painted withcouples, h lighted in gilt, on a spreadinglobed glass base, shop label to base,14cm h£100-£150461Lot 461. A Meissen figure group,Carpenters, 10cm h£80-£12040 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS462Lot 462. A Meissen figure group, youngmale and female, he holds a cornucopia offlowers, scrolling base, 12cm h£80-£120465Lot 465. A Meissen figure, of agentleman, he stands with a telescope in hisright hand, wearing a black hat and greenjacket, 21cm h£200-£300468Lot 468. A 19th century Meissen figuralgroup of water nymphs, after J J Kandler,modelled as scantily clad females upon arockwork base, hauling a fishing net with thehelp of a putto, the net containing fish andtriton, crossed swords to base£200-£300Lot 469. A Meissen blanc de chinemodel, of a donkey, crossed swords tounderside; and a Meissen plaque (2)£40-£60Lot 470. A Meissen figure of agentleman, wearing a black hat andpink overcoat, holding a basket of bottles,scrolling base, 14cm h£80-£120463Lot 463. A Meissen figure group, of threeputti standing in a circle, holding a drape ofblue cloth over a square dish, 15cm h£100-£150Lot 464. A Meissen figure, of a soldier, hestands firing an arrow, wearing a black hatand blue jacket, dagger to his waist, circularbase, 16cm h£100-£150466Lot 466. A continental Meissen stylefigure group, of two ladies and putti, oneseated holding a bird, the other holding adog, bow and arrow on the ground, 19cm h£200-£300Lot 467. A 19th century Meissenporcelain cabinet cup, decorated with anamed view of Dresden, on a gilded cobaltground£100-£150471Lot 471. A Meissen figure, of a lady, shesits in a blue dress, holding a watch andbook, resting her left foot on a stool, circularbase£100-£150www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 41

Lot 472. A Meissen figure, of Bacchus,she stands holding two bunches of grapes,with a young boy at his feet, scrolling base,15cm h£80-£10Lot 479. A Meissen figure, of a younglady, carrying flowers in her apron, shewears a floral skirt and bare feet, 13cm h£80-£120473Lot 473. A Meissen figure group, twoboys building wall, scrolling base, 9cm h£50-£80475Lot 475. A Vienna figure group, ApplePickers, with three cherubs, circular base,22cm h£60-£100Lot 476. A Meissen figure group, younglovers, she sits with a garland around herneck, he sits on the ground with moth wings;another Meissen figure group of two younglovers (2)£50-£80Lot 477. A Meissen figure of a younggirl, carrying grapes in her apron, 10cm h;a Meissen figure of a putto holding flowers,8cm h (2)£80-£120480Lot 480. A Meissen figure, of a youngman, he sits holding his hat in his left hand,full of flowers, 12cm h£100-£150Lot 481. A Meissen figure of a youngboy, he stands with his right knee bent,resting on a basket of flowers, 13cm h£80-£120474Lot 474. A Meissen figures, of agentleman wearing a l fur overcoat andred shoes, the base applied with flowers,22cm h£100-£150478Lot 478. A Meissen figure, cupid in theclouds holding a garland of flowers over hishead, a plaque inscribed ‘Fe Les Samére’,15cm h£100-£150482Lot 482. A Meissen cabinet dish, thecentre painted with flowers, surrounded byraised white flowers, on a yellow ground,outlined in gilt, 30cm d; another blue ground(2)£60-£100Lot 483. A Meissen cabinet plate, paintedwith colourful flowers, pierced basket border,outlined in gilt, 28cm d; another, smaller,painted with green oriental designs, 21cmdam (2)£50-£80Lot 484. A KPM type porcelain plaque,second half 19th century, enamelled with alady in blue cloak, convex outline, half l, ingiltwood, Florentine frame, the oval plaque24cm x 17cm£80-£10042 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS485Lot 485. Nelson Interest - aStaffordshire pearlware blue and whitecylindrical tankard, circa 1810, printedwith half length portrait of ‘Nelson’ andreverse with a print of the ship ‘Victory’,scroll handle, printed inner rim border,13cm h, together with a Staffordshire blueand white printed loving cup, circa 1820,10cm h (2)£60-£100486Lot 486. A Derby porcelain coffee can,circa 1795, canary yellow ground beforeneo-classical gilt swagged decoration, pinkmark to base, together with two Derbyporcelain Imari coffee cans, early 19thcentury, and a Newhall coffee can patternnumber 540 (4)£30-£40Lot 489. A Worcester porcelain CannonBall pattern blue and white cream jug,circa 1780, together with a porcelain blueand white ribbed cream jug, of barrel shapedoutline, perhaps Worcester, circa 1785 (2)£50-£70Lot 490. A porcelain coffee cup, circa1775, enamelled with Chinoiserie ladybefore male attendant, together with anotherporcelain coffee cup enamelled with twocockerels below scales, with Chineseattendants, perhaps Worcester (2)£50-£80491Lot 491. A Worcester porcelain CannonBall pattern coffee can, circa 1780,painted in blue and white, crescent mark tobase together with another porcelain blueand white coffee can, perhaps Liverpool,painted in blue, with Chinoiserie landscape(2)£70-£100Lot 494. A Christians Liverpool porcelaincoffee can, enamelled with trailing foliage,circa 1770, together with another 18th centuryporcelain coffee can enamelled with floralsprays (2)£70-£100495Lot 495. A Royal Crown Derby Old Imari1128 oval box and cover, crescent Imaridish, two Royal Crown Derby 1128 dishesand a miniature Coalport trio and a miniatureHammersley cup and saucer£40-£60Lot 496. A Chaffers Liverpool porcelaintea bowl and saucer, circa 1756, painted inblue with rockwork, in Chinoiserie pattern£70-£100487Lot 487. A Spode porcelain coffee can,brightly enamelled in Regency style, circa1810, together with three other richlyenamelled Regency porcelain coffee cans,circa 1810 (4)£40-£60Lot 488. A Derby porcelain teacup andsaucer, circa 1810, enamelled with titledviews, the cup inscribed ‘In Germany’, thesaucer dish with view titled ‘Near Oxford’within richly gilt borders, red cross batonsmark (2)£30-£40492Lot 492. A porcelain coffee cup, circa1780, perhaps Liverpool, painted in bluewith Chinoiserie landscape, together with an18th century porcelain blue and white pickledish and a German porcelain blue and whitetwin-handled cup, of flared outline (3)£40-£60Lot 493. A Worcester porcelain creamjug, circa 1785, of baluster outline,enamelled with Chinoiserie figures, togetherwith another Worcester cream jug enamelledwith iron red panels before floral sprays,circa 1780 (2)£70-£80497Lot 497. A Chaffers Liverpool tea bowland saucer, circa 1758, painted in blue withChinoiserie rockwork pattern, with diaperpattern inner rim border£70-£100498Lot 498. A Worcester tea bowl andsaucer, of fluted outline, printed in blue withfloral sprays, circa 1770, together with aWorcester blue and white tea bowl and saucer,circa 1760, painted in floral pattern (4)£80-£120www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 43

Lot 499. A porcelain tea bowl andsaucer, probably Chaffers Liverpool, circa1760, painted with Chinoiserie and rockworklandscape, diaper border pattern£50-£80Lot 500. A Chaffers Liverpool porcelainminiature tankard, painted in blue withChinoiserie rockwork pattern, reeded handle,6cm h, bearing London label Klaber andKlaber£70-£100501Lot 501. An 18th century porcelainsmall mug, probably Liverpool, circa 1760,painted in blue with Chinoiserie pattern,diaper border, 5.5cm high, together witha similar porcelain blue and white sparrowbeak cream jug, diaper border rim, floraland willow pattern, perhaps Worcester,7.5cm high (2)£50-£70Lot 504. A Worcester porcelain teabowl and saucer, circa 1765, painted inblue in the Cannon Ball pattern, togetherwith another similar tea bowl and saucer,crescent mark in blue and artists mark (4)£70-£100505Lot 505. A Worcester porcelain tallsparrow beak cream jug, circa 1770,painted in blue in Three Flowers pattern,11cm h, together with another 18th centuryblue and white porcelain sparrow beakcream jug, perhaps Liverpool, painted withChinese flowers and rockwork, 8cm h (2)£70-£100Lot 506. A Worcester porcelain coffeecup and saucer, circa 1770, painted inblue with trailing flowers, together witha Worcester porcelain fluted coffee canpainted with a floral spray, together withanother Worcester blue and white coffeecup and saucer, painted in Cannon Ballpattern (5)£100-£150Lot 507. A Worcester porcelain teabowl and saucer, circa 1765, painted inblue in Three Flowers pattern together witha Worcester blue and white Cannon Ballpattern coffee cup, circa 1765 (3)£50-£80Lot 508. A Liverpool porcelain tea bowland saucer, circa 1765, painted in bluewith Chinese flowers amongst birds£50-£70Lot 509. An 18th century porcelaincoffee cup and saucer, circa 1760,painted in blue with peony sprays andinsects, perhaps Liverpool, reeded handle£40-£60502Lot 502. An 18th century porcelaindolphin shape cream jug, circa 1760,perhaps Derby, painted with polychromefloral sprays, scroll handle, iron red rimborder, on circular pedestal, 9cm h£50-£70Lot 503. A Liverpool porcelain tea bowland saucer, circa 1760, painted in bluewith a Chinoiserie landscape, diaper borderpattern together with another similar teabowl and saucer, circa 1760, painted in bluein Chinoiserie pattern (4)£100-£15050344 Contact us on 01283 733988506

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 510. An 18th century porcelainpickle dish, perhaps Liverpool, painted inblue with three flowers before crimped bluelined rim, 9cm l, together with a WorcesterThree Flower pattern tea bowl and saucer,painted in blue, crescent mark to base (3)£30-£40Lot 511. An 18th century porcelaintea bowl and saucer, perhaps Liverpool,circa 1760, painted in blue with Chineselandscape, rockwork and blossom£30-£40512Lot 512. An 18th century porcelainfluted sauceboat, circa 1760, perhapsLiverpool, painted in blue with Chinoiserielandscape, diaper inner border, on ovalfootrim, height 6cm£60-£80Lot 513. An 18th century porcelainsparrow beak cream jug, perhapsWorcester, painted in blue with a figurebefore bridge in Chinoiserie landscape,8cm h£50-£70Lot 514. An 18th century porcelainsalt dish, painted in blue with floral spray,before blue fluted rim border, raised stiltfeet, together with another similar salt dish,perhaps Liverpool, circa 1760, similarlypainted (2)£50-£70515Lot 515. An 18th century porcelain pattypan, perhaps Liverpool, circa 1760, paintedin blue with trailing foliage, butterfly paintedto centre, before rim border, 8cm d£50-£70516Lot 516. An 18th century porcelainpickle dish, circa 1760, painted in bluewith flower head to centre before bluepainted border, painted handle together withanother pickle dish, painted with Chinoiserielandscape, shaped square handle (2)£70-£100Lot 517. An 18th century porcelainsparrow beak cream jug, circa 1765,perhaps Worcester, painted with Chineseflowers before iron red rim border, scrollhandle, 8.5cm h£50-£70Lot 518. An 18th century porcelainsparrow beak cream jug, circa 1760,perhaps Worcester, painted with puce andiron red flowers and foliage, iron red rim,scroll handle, 8.5cm h£30-£40519Lot 519. A Worcester porcelain globularteapot and cover, circa 1775, of reededoutline, painted in blue with strapworkborders, with domed cover and attachedchain to scroll handle, crescent mark tobase, 15cm h£50-£80Lot 520. An 18th century porcelain milkjug, circa 1760, perhaps Liverpool, paintedwith iron red and puce flowers on floralmoulded wrythen ground, scroll handle, ironred rim, 6cm h£40-£60521Lot 521. An 18th century porcelainsparrow beak milk jug, perhapsLiverpool, circa 1760, painted with figuresbefore iron red landscape, scroll handle,9cm h, together with another sparrow beakporcelain cream jug, painted with figures ina landscape, circa 1760£50-£70522Lot 522. A Derby porcelain twin-handledgilt dish, circa 1810, painted with rosebuds,red cross batons mark to base, 6.5cm d£40-£60Lot 523. A Pinxton porcelain coffee can,circa 1799, painted with Chantilly sprigs,iron red rim border, together with anotherearly 19th century porcelain coffee can,painted with black monochrome, scenicview, ring handle (2)£20-£30Lot 524. A Wedgwood porcelain coffeecan, circa 1815, painted with dragonsin iron red, gilt ring handle, together withanother early 19th century porcelain coffeecan, perhaps Spode, and a Royal CrownDerby porcelain mug painted in Imari 2649pattern (3)£25-£30Lot 525. An 18th century porcelaincylindrical tumbler, circa 1760, probablyWorcester, painted with polychrome flowers,5cm h£30-£40Lot 526. An 18th century porcelaincream jug, circa 1765, perhaps Worcester,of baluster outline, painted with iron red andpuce floral sprays, iron red rim border andscroll handle, 10cm h£30-£40www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 45

Lot 527. A Christian’s Liverpoolporcelain tea bowl and saucer, circa1765, painted in blue with Chinoiserierockwork pattern, diaper rim border£40-£60528Lot 528. A Berlin porcelain teapot andcover of cylindrical ovoid outline, circa1790, painted with floral sprays, with pucelined handle and spout, underglaze bluesceptre mark to base, 13.5cm h£30-£50531Lot 530. A Derby porcelain cabinet plate,circa 1815, enamelled withighlandscapevignette, titled to reverse ‘Penmonruay,Monmouthshire’, within gilt Regency scrollborder, red cross batons mark, 22cm d£30-£40Lot 531. A good set of six Derby Regencyperiod porcelain cabinet plates, circa1815, enamelled with circular vignettesof titled landscapes, within rich gilt scrollacanthus borders, including titled views ‘NearLoretto Italy’, ‘View in Switzerland’, ‘In Italy’,£300-£400Lot 532. A pair of Minton porcelainposy stands, circa 1860, gilt lined withPompadour pink ground borders, raised ongilt lined Greek key feet, impressed marksand Victorian lozenge mark, 23cm d (2)£30-£40Lot 533. A Derby porcelain twin-handledvase, circa 1815, of flared outline, paintedwith a large bouquet of flowers, before gilthandles, and scroll gilt ornament on circularspreading base, red cross batons mark tobase, 27.5cm£40-£60Lot 534. Swansea interest: A rare setof three porcelain botanical dessertplates, painted with flowers to centre, withinegg and dart moulded rim, between gildedborders, each reverse inscribed in iron redpainted for her brother Samuel by MarieHallen, dated 1827, 25cm diameter (3)£150-£200Lot 535. A pair of Bloor Derby porcelaindessert plates, circa 1815, painted tocentre with fruit on a marble ledge withincanted gilt frame before cobalt blue acanthusgilt outer border, fluted rim, probably paintedby Thomas Steele, red painted Bloor Derbymark, 22cm diameter (2)£70-£100529Lot 529. A Herculaneum Liverpool smallporcelain teapot and cover, circa 1815,of oval outline, painted with gilt sprigs beforecobalt blue gilt bands, scroll handle, patternnumber 200, 12cm h, Geoffrey Goddenreference label collection to base£60-£10046 Contact us on 01283 733988535

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS536 (mark)Lot 536. A set of three Chelsea porcelainfluted dessert plates, fluted iron red rim,Red Anchor period (1752-1756), enamelledwith naturalistic floral sprays, interspersedwith floral sprigs and insects, stilt marks toreverse and red anchor mark, 23cm d (3)£150-£200Lot 537. A pair of Meissen porcelaindessert plates, circa 1745-1750, mouldedwith floral sprays to well and central floralsprig before alternating panels of floralsprays and moulded blossom, fluted gilt rim,underglaze blue, cross swords mark to base,24cm d£70-£100Lot 538. A pair of Chelsea porcelaindessert plates, Red Anchor period(1752-1756), painted with floral sprays,sprigs and insects, before central mouldedfloral wreath and alternating moulded borderpanels, in Gotswosky pattern, iron red flutedrim, stilt marks to reverse, with Red Anchormark, 23cm diameter (2)£150-£250Lot 539. A pair of Chelsea porcelaindessert plates, Red Anchor period(1752-1756), painted with floral sprays,sprigs and insects, before central mouldedfloral wreath and alternating moulded borderpanels, in Gotswosky pattern, iron red flutedrim, stilt marks to reverse, with red anchormark, 23cm d (2)£150-£250Lot 540. An early 19th century porcelainframed plaque, perhaps Derby, within giltframe, circa 1820, painted with fruit on agreen mossy ground, 6.5cm x 9cm£30-£40Lot 541. A pair of Chelsea porcelaindessert plates, Red Anchor period(1752-1756), painted in Hans Sloanepattern, with fruit and insects, before scrolliron red and green enamelled rim, redanchor mark to base, 22cm d (2)£200-£300536538539www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 47541

Lot 542. A Meissen porcelain figure of afisherman, circa 1745, modelled in yellowbreeches and puce tunic and green attire,standing in brown enamelled hat beforetwo fish on floral encrusted base, probablymodelled by Johann Kandler, bearing Klaberand Klaber London label to base, 15cm h£100-£150Lot 546. A Meissen porcelain figure ofa gentlemen, circa 1750, standing withhis right arm held out, in gilt light tunic,black enamel breeches with iron red robe,yellow enamelled shoes, puce tied bows onencrusted floral base, 14cm h£100-£200Lot 551. A Meissen porcelain figure of agentleman, circa 1770, his left arm holdinga music sheet, he in salmon coloured frockjacket, floral puce tunic, green breeches,black enamelled shoes with gilt buckles,floral encrusted base, 14cm h£150-£200543Lot 543. A Meissen porcelain figureof a seated lady, circa 1750, seated inpink tunic and yellow frock, in w brim hat,seated with lute, iron red gilt shoes, on floralencrusted base, 14cm h£100-£150Lot 544. A Meissen porcelain standinggentleman, circa 1755, the portly gent inpuce waistcoat and green trousers in yellowhat and black enamel buckle shoes on floralencrusted base, bearing Adams Bond StreetLondon label to base, 14cm£150-£250Lot 545. A Meissen porcelain figure ofa Jester, circa 1745, in light yellow tunic,enamelled with playing cards, he holds abat in his left hand, in pink tights and yellowshoes, floral encrusted base, 15cm h£150-£200547Lot 547. A Meissen porcelain figure of atrumpeter, circa 1760, standing in gilt linedfrock jacket with yellow sleeves and yellowbreeches, with tied sash and tricorn hat, gilttrumpet, black boots, encrusted floral base,14cm h£150-£200Lot 548. A Meissen porcelain figureof a gentleman, circa 1750, standing inpink tunic and white robe holding in his lefthand his enamel black hat, he wears yellowbreeches and black shoes, with blue tiedbows on floral encrusted base, 14cm h£100-£200Lot 549. A Meissen porcelain figureof a standing gentleman, circa 1750,enamelled in iron red breeches, tunic attire,wearing l black robe, his bearded facebefore black hat, yellow enamel shoes, onfloral encrusted base, 14cm h£100-£200Lot 550. A small Meissen porcelainfigure of a winged cherub, circa 1760, inyellow sash robe, with pink gilt muff, beforerocky outcrop on brown lined moulded base,10cm h£70-£100552Lot 552. A Meissen porcelain figure of alady, circa 1760, carrying a baby in cradle,she in green tunic, puce robe and skirt, onencrusted floral gilt lined base, 15cm h£150-£200Lot 553. A Meissen porcelain figure of agentleman, circa 1755, he holds in his rightarm a basket of eggs before two goose in hisleft hand, standing in salmon coloured frockjacket, puce breeches and yellow clogs intricorn hat, the base with Klaber and Klaber£150-£20048 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS554Lot 554. A Meissen porcelain figureof a lady, circa 1755, she plays the harp,modelled in green enamel tunic and floralsprigged skirt, in iron red clogs and yellowtied laces on gilt encrusted floral base,underglaze blue cross swords mark to base,14cm h£150-£200Lot 556. A Meissen porcelain figure,circa 1760, playing the flute and drum, inyellow frock jacket, pink cocked hat, greenbreeches and black enamelled shoes, bluetied laces, on encrusted floral base, 14cm h£100-£200Lot 557. A Meissen porcelain figure ofa lady, circa 1760, she in green tunic andfloral spray shawl, pink dress, yellow shoes,on gilt lined floral encrusted base, 14cm h£100-£150558Lot 558. A Meissen porcelain figure,circa 1760, standing in pink frock jacket andyellow tunic, with sword to left side, greenbreeches, black enamel shoes with giltbuckles, encrusted floral base, 14cm h£100-£150Lot 559. A Meissen porcelain figure,circa 1770, standing with his left hand heldaloft, in black cropped hat, yellow tunic,puce breeches, on encrusted floral base,15cm h£100-£150Lot 559A. A set of seventeen Mintonblack and white tiles, circa 1885, printedwith Shakespearean scenes, initialled M.S.,impressed marks to reverse (17)£80-£100Lot 560. A Royal Worcester figurine“Little Jack Horner”, number 3305,Royal Worcester “Monday’s Child”, RoyalWorcester “June” and Royal Worcester “TheParakeet”, by F.G. Doughty (4)£70-£10020th CenturyCeramicsLot 560A. An early 20th centuryMoorcroft Clematis pattern vase, blueground, impressed mark, 10cm h£80-£120Lot 561. A collection of seven RoyalDoulton figures including MargaretHN 1989, Daphne HN 2268, DelightHN 1772, The Ermine Coat, HN 1981,Delphine HN 2136, The Polka HN 2156,together with Bo Peep HN 1815 (7)£150-£250555Lot 555. A Meissen porcelain figure,circa 1755, playing the bagpipes, he inpointed pink hat, gilt lined tunic, turquoisebreeches and yellow enamelled shoes withpuce ties, floral encrusted base, 15cm h£150-£200www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 49561

Lot 562. A collection of Royal CrownDerby including an 1128 Imari plate,23cm d, together with a pair of Royal CrownDerby Posie oval dishes, four other trinketdishes, a Posie box and cover, a Stevensonand Hancock Derby Imari cup and saucerand a Stevenson and Hancock Imari dish,and a Royal Worcester tapered cylindricaljug, shape number 1047 (13)£40-£60Lot 562A. A Royal Crown Derby Imaridessert set, early 20th century, pattern383/7, comprising ten dessert plates, threeserving dishes, printed and impressed marks(13)£150-£200Lot 562B. A Royal Doulton figurine “TheBalloon Seller”, HN 583, 23cm h£50-£70565Lot 563. A pair of Lynton porcelaintwo-handled pedestal urnular vasesand covers, painted by Stefan Nowaki,signed, with musical instruments beforecolourful summer flowers, within raised giltshield shaped cartouches, the white groundpainted with roses within a gilt lattice,quatrefoil bases, domed covers, gilt finials,acanthus capped handles, 25cm high, boxed£400-£600Lot 564. A Lynton porcelain circularplate, painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed,with colourful summer flowers, turquoiseand raised gilt border, 27.5cm d, printedmark, boxed£300-£500Lot 565. An impressive Lynton porcelainlarge two-handled vase and cover,painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, with sailboats on choppy seas near a harbour town,scrolling gilt handles, the cover, neck andpedestal with cobalt blue ground and giltlattice, quatrefoil base, 65cm high, printedmark, boxed£2000-£400056450 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS566Lot 566. A pair of Lynton porcelaintwo-handled pedestal urnular vases andcovers, painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed,with sailing boats and galleons, pointedarched gilt handles, the cover and neck withgreen ground h lighted in gilt, spreadingcircular foot, 25cm£400-£600568Lot 568. A Lynton porcelain cartouche shaped casket, painted by Stefan Nowaki,signed, the cover, front and sides with raised gilt acanthus scroll cartouche shaped reserveswith colourful summer flowers, on a cobalt blue ground applied in gilt with beaded swags, thecorners in turquoise, gilt scroll feet, 29cm wide, printed mark, boxed£300-£500Lot 570A. A Royal Doulton figurine “ThePaisley Shawl”, HN 1707, and RoyalDoulton “The Orange Lady”, HN 1759 (2)£70-£100567Lot 567. A pair of Lynton porcelainpot pourri pedestal vases and covers,painted by Stefan Nowaki, signed, decoratedoverall with roses in a gilt lattice, the domedcovers enclosing a floral encrusted stopper,silver gilt rim pierced with holes, the insidecover painted with a view, quatrefoil base,25cm high, printed mark, boxed£400-£600569Lot 569. A Royal Doulton flambé vase“Sung’’ signed by Noke, printed marks,14cm h£200-£300Lot 569A. A Royal Doulton figurine“Curly”, HN1627, printed and impressedmarks, 14.5cm h£40-£60Lot 570. A Royal Worcester spill vase,Country Courtship, modelled by JamesHadley, sparsely picked out in colouredenamels and gilt, oval base, 15cm h, printedmarks, shape number 828£70-£100571Lot 571. A William Moorcroft vase, early20th century, tubelined with trees beforemisty blue landscape, impressed mark andsignature together with impressed mark,‘Made in England’, 24cm h£800-£1000Lot 572. A continental figure, of a nude,she stands leaning forward with a gold ballin her right hand, gilt lined base£60-£10www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 51

Lot 573. A 20th century Meissen figure,of a Native Indian on horse back, bluecrossed swords to base, 29cm h£80-£120574Lot 574. A Meissen figure, of a lady, shestands leaning forward with a gold ball in herright hand, wearing a green robe, circulargilt lined base£150-£200Lot 575. A Meissen figure, of a boy, hestands wearing blue stripes clutching abag, his dog at his feet, on a circular base,17cm h£60-£100578Lot 578. A Vienna two handled vaseand cover, painted with young figures oftrade, cobalt blue ground h lighted in gilt,spreading circular foot on a stepped squarebase, 29cm h£60-£100580Lot 580. A 20th century Meissen figuregroup, Blackamoor horse tamer, after J.J.Kandler, crossed swords to base, 24cm h£200-£300Lot 581. A Meissen vase, painted withcolourful flowers on a white ground, flankedby gilt line cobalt blue bands, 16.5cm h£40-£60Lot 582. A Meissen vase, painted withcolourful flowers on a cobalt ground, 16cm h£40-£60Lot 583. A Rosenthal Art Deco stylefigure, of a female snake charmer, 19cm h£40-£60Lot 584. A Meissen figure, of an olderlady, she wears a green head scarf and bluedress with slippers, 12cm h£60-£100576Lot 576. A set of three KPM Berlinplates, painted with colourful summerflowers and butterflies, gilt lined shapededge£60-£100Lot 577. A Meissen cabinet plate, paintedwith colourful summer flowers, green borderwith three cartouches painted with flowers,gilt lined; a Vienna cabinet plate (2)£50-£80579Lot 579. A Meissen figure group, of threecherubs, Architect, Draughtsman another,21cm h£100-£150585Lot 585. A Meissen figure, of a cherubover a fire, he stands before a column base,17cm h; a Meissen figure group, of a youngboy and sheep (lacking cover), he holdsa crook in one hand and a garland in theother, 19cm h£100-£150Lot 586. A 20th century Meissen figuregroup, Skaters, 21cm h£60-£10052 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS587 590 591Lot 587. A 20th century Meissen vase,painted with colourful flowers on a whiteground, 30cm h£40-£60Lot 588. A pair of 20th century twohandledpedestal vases and covers, ovalcartouches transfer printed with classicalscenes, gilt borders on a blue ground,spreading cylindrical foot on a square base,approx 95cm h£200-£300Lot 589. A Macintyre twin-handledoctagonal vase, circa 1900, in an Imaripalette, with gilt scroll handles, short flaredgilt rim, raised on circular short pedestal,printed mark, pattern number 7428, retailedthrough Detchons China Store, NorthShields, 17cm h£150-£200Lot 590. A Moorcroft ovoid vase, tubelinedwith white lilies on a green blue cobaltground, impressed marks and initialledM C C 96, of recent manufacture, 26cm h£200-£300Lot 591. A Moorcroft ovoid Puffin vase,circa 1997, tube-lined, with impressedMoorcroft mark in green and otherimpressed marks, 14cm h£100-£150592Lot 592. A Moorcroft Reeds sunset ovoidvase, tube-lined on blue ground, brownimpressed mark, Philip Richardson design,of recent manufacture, 25cm h£500-£700593Lot 593. A Royal Crown Derby peacockornament, early 20th century, raised oncampana urn on encrusted turquoise scrolllined base, blue mark, impressed shapenumber 25, 24cm h£80-£100www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 53

594Lot 594. A Royal Crown Derby figurine‘Autumn’, the lady standing holding fruitingvine, on pierced base, red mark, 23cm h£70-£100Lot 595. A large Moorcroft pansypattern tube lined bowl, c.1810, ofcircular outline raised on circular pedestal,impressed mark Burslem, number 974 andMoorcroft script signature in green, 27cm d£500-£800597Lot 597. A Clarice Cliff Bizarre sugarsifter, 1930s, printed marks, 14cm h£150-£200Lot 598. A Royal Crown Derby cobaltblue ground bottle vase, early 20thcentury, of ovoid outline, painted with afloral rose spray before gilt jewelled borders,8cm h£20-£30Lot 599. A Coalport lime green groundporcelain dessert set, circa 1910,enamelled with a floral spray to centrebefore gilt arched trellis well borders, beforefluted gilt green outer border, comprising sixdessert plates, a square serving dish and anoval dish (8)£70-£100Lot 600. A good Coalport blue groundporcelain dessert set, circa 1910,enamelled in 18th century Worcester style,painted with trefoil vignettes of fanciful birdsbefore scale blue and gilt scrolling ground,fluted gilt rim, printed Coalport mark,comprising four square serving dishes andtwelve dessert plates, printed T Goode andCo London retail mark, and pattern numberX6042, dessert plates 24cm d (16)£150-£200595596Lot 596. William Moorcroft, a largebaluster vase, caramel colourway, 1916-1918, impress marks, “Moorcroft, Burslem,England, M43’’, approx 13.25’’ h£200-£30059954 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 605. A Royal Worcester figure ofBakshian, the Old Potter, puce mark, shapenumber 1186, 19cm h£250-£350Lot 606. A rare pair of Kerr & Binnsfigures of a boy with a dog and a girlbeside a goat, date code 1860, thecherubs holding vases and leads, 13cm h (2)£250-£350Lot 607. A Royal Worcester figure ofKaran Singh, the trinket maker, seated,puce mark, shape number 1204, 12.5cm h£250-£300600Lot 603. A very rare pair of RoyalWorcester Japanese figures, burnishedin gilt and brown kimono attire, he holds anaxe, she holding a fan in her right hand, onhexagonal bases, puce marks, 19cm h (2)£300-£400601Lot 601. A pair of Paris porcelain vases,circa 1820, of trumpet outline, enamelled inblack with swags before rose tied borders,on stepped circular base, flared gilt rim,14cm h (2)£40-£60Lot 602. A pair of German porcelainfigures, circa 1880, modelled as seatedyoung ladies in floral dress, one playing theflute, the other singing from a hymn sheetheld in right hand, pseudo cross swordsmark, 13cm h£40-£60604Lot 604. A fine pair of Royal Worcesterfigures, in white and gold, the younggentleman playing a mandolin, the lady witha tambourine, green marks, shape number1032, 21cm h (2)£300-£400608Lot 608. A fine pair of Royal Worcesterfigures in the white, Elizabeth I and WalterRaleigh, on canted bases, puce marks, circa1868, 16.5cm h (2)£250-£350606609Lot 609. A pair of Royal WorcesterEgyptian water carriers, date 4 and 1895,standing with vases, puce marks, shapenumber 1250, 23cm h (2)£250-£350www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 55

610Lot 610. A Doulton plate, circa 1905,enamelled with a lady before a swan,yellow ground and floral enamelled piercedborder, signed Lesley Johnson, printed andimpressed marks, 22cm d£150-£200Lot 611. A Royal Worcester figure, NazirHassan, puce mark, shape number 1226,20cm h£200-£300Lot 612. A Royal Worcester figure, IndianCraftsman, the clay maker “Munnasall’’,date code 1893, puce marks, shape number1222, 20cm h£250-£300Lot 613. A Royal Worcester figure, TheBrocade Maker, date code 1893, seated,puce mark and shape number 1207,12cm h£200-£300615Lot 615. A pair of Royal Worcestercherubs playing the cymbals and flute,impressed marks, 16cm h (2)£250-£300Lot 616. A French Art Deco tile byLimoges, signed Andre LeDu, depicting anude dancer, 13cm h x 10cm w£80-£120620Lot 620. A large Moorcroft flambé bottlevase, African Lily pattern, Queen Mary label,29cm h£700-£1000Lot 621. A small Moorcroft flambé ovoidvase, anemone pattern, impressed marks,9cm h£350-£500617Lot 617. A modern Moorcroft ShirleyHayes ovoid vase, green printed marks,marked “Trial’’, “Best wishes, Shirley Hayes,1993’’, anemone pattern, 17cm h£200-£300Lot 618. A small Moorcroft blue groundovoid vase decorated with plums andwisteria, impressed marks, 11cm h£150-£200Lot 619. A small Moorcroft African Lilyovoid vase, green printed marks, 11cm h£150-£200622Lot 622. A small Moorcroft bowl, poppypattern, impressed marks, 14cm d£350-£500614Lot 614. A Royal Worcester figure seatedbefore wheel, date ca 1886, puce marks,shape number 1203, 17cm h£200-£30056 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSGlass623Lot 623. A Lalique frosted modelof a bison, circa 1925 raised on clearrectangular plinth base, etched ‘Lalique’mark to base, 10cm h£150-£200Lot 624. A collection of late Victoriancranberry glassware, including a biscuitbarrel and cover, ruby glass comport onclear pedestal, a jug, a cranberry frill bonbon basket, an open salt and a cranberryewer with clear glass handle and facetedstopper, with sherry porcelain label, thedecanter 25cm h (6)£70-£100627Lot 627. A pair of Victorian opaque whiteoverlay ruby glass vases, circa 1885,arched shaped rims with gilt scroll ornamentabove panels of enamelled flowers, flankingdiaper panels of opaque white ornament,raised on pedestal supports and circular footrims, 33.5cm h (2)£60-£100630Lot 630. A Regency style gilded metalstand supporting oval glass cut bonbon dish, together with a stand withoutglass insert together with a cut glass vasein gilt metal stand together with a brasscandlestick (4)£30-£40Lot 630A. A Victorian green glass dumpweight, circa 1890, together with a pair ofof oval amber glass salts (3)£30-£40625Lot 625. A late Victorian blue glasscornucopia shaped blue glass scentbottle with silver embossed hingedcover, circa 1885, together with anotherclear glass and silver mounted facetedscent bottle with clear glass stopper, a smalllate Victorian ruby glass cornucopia scentbottle and stopper, and a ruby glass scentbottle jar with silver collar and hinged collar,Birmingham, 1886 (4)£50-£100Lot 626. A late Victorian facetedcranberry glass double-ended scentbottle, circa 1885, with embossed silverends, with gold inset monogrammedmounts, with stoppers, 13cm length,together with another late Victorian rubyglass faceted double ended scent bottle withsilver mushroom shaped hinged and screwstoppers, 10cm l (2)£50-£70628Lot 628. A pair of late Victorian greenglass decanter jugs, circa 1885, withreeded clear glass handles, clear glassstoppers together with a pair of blue glassbaskets with opaque white rims and a lateVictorian yellow glass salt, bearing lozengemark (5)£30-£50Lot 629. A collection of 19th centuryBristol blue glassware items, including apair of ovoid vases, together with a glass jugand two bowls, the bowls 12cm d (5)£30-£40631Lot 631. An Art Deco Daum green glassflared cylindrical vase, 1930s, of chequerboard design with polished and invertedfrosted square panels, raised on circular footrim, etched “Daum, Nancy’’ 18cm h£100-£200Lot 632. An American Ick Holt studioglass vase, of ovoid outline, of threedimensional design, on blue ground, flaredrim with labels, 15cm h£100-£150Lot 633. A set of eight 19th centuryBristol blue finger bowls, 13cm d (8)£70-£100www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 57

Lot 634. An early 19th century Bristolblue measuring jar, together with a Bristolblue decanter jug with clear glass handle,circa 1840, together with a green glass twinlippedjar and two other Bristol blue glasswareitems (5)£40-£60Lot 635. An early 19th century Bristolblue ovoid glass jug, with scroll handle onstepped footrim, together with another Bristolblue glass jug with reeded rim, 22cm h (2)£40-£60634635Lot 636. A George III crystal faceted cutdecanter quartet, circa 1790, within early19th century Sheffield plate bottle coaster,together with a George III silver brandy label,London, 1792, the decanters with fleur de lysstoppers, 31cm h£50-£70Lot 637. A pair of George III crystal ovoidslender decanters and stoppers, circa1785, of faceted outline etched with ribbontiedswags and foliage, 30cm h (2)£50-£80Lot 638. An early 19th Bristol blue glassdecanter and stopper, of ovoid slender formwith teardrop stopper, 30cm h, together witha squat baluster Bristol blue decanter andstopper and an early 19th century Bristol bluedimpled blue glass decanter jug with pewtercollar, 23cm h (3)£40-£60Lot 639. A French Art Deco table lamp,the peach glass shade depicting a lady in ahat with flowers, on a black rectangular base,24cm h x 26cm w£100-£150Lot 640. A French Art Deco pressedamber glass vase of ovoid form withraised flowers, signed P de Cagny, 22cm h£40-£6063858 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSDAY TWO - SATURDAY 27TH OCTOBERBoxes and Objects641Lot 641. A late Victorian tortoiseshell andmother of pearl lady’s evening purse,blue satin-lined interior, of rectangular outline,11cm l, circa 1880, together with a pair ofParisian mother of pearl and gilt brass operaglasses, circa 1900 (2)£25-£30Lot 641A. A late 19th century BlackForest carved bear bookstand, circa1885, together with Bavarian carved bearaccessories to include blotter, inkstand andanother (4)£60-£100Lot 642. A late Victorian Tunbridge warebox and cover, enclosing four fruit knives,together with a horn snuff box and twoRegency scent phials, circa 1810 (8)£30-£50647Lot 643. A late George III mahoganyand crossbanded chequer strung teacaddy with hinged cover, circa 1820, ofsarcophagus outline, the interior revealingtwo lidded covers, with ivory knop handles,tin lined interior, raised on gilt brass bun feet,25cm d, together with a Victorian papiermache snuff box and cover, circa 1850,painted with a three quarter length portrait ofa lady, 10cm l (2)£50-£100Lot 644. A mid-Victorian rosewood andbrass bound gentleman’s toilet box, circa1850, with brass vacant cartouche, hinged lidopening to reveal divisions in black gilt tooledleather, the lock marked Bramah before basedrawer, 35cm x 24cm, together with anotherrosewood and brass banded dressing toiletbox, circa 1850, with velvet lined interior,lacking fitments, 32cm w (2)£70-£100Lot 645. A George IV mahoganyrectangular tea caddy, circa 1825, thesarcophagus hinged lid opening to reveala glass mixing bowl to centre, flanking twolidded canisters with ivory knop handles, ivoryescutcheon, 31cm w£100-£150Lot 645A. A Far Eastern ebony andsandalwood rectangular box and cover,circa 1885, together with another similar teacaddy, 25cm w (2)£40-£60Lot 646. A George IV rosewoodrectangular tea caddy, the hingedsarcophagus top with egg and dart moulding,opening to reveal two lidded tin lined canisterscentreing circular division of waisted outlinewith brass escutcheon raised on bun feet,33cm w, 19cm h£120-£200Lot 647. A William IV rosewood andmother of pearl inlaid lady’s jewelledcasket, of hinged sarcophagus outline,with egg and dart carved border, opening toreveal pink satin and velvet lining with fitteddivisions, mother of pearl cartouche, covereddivisions raised above three ebony and pewtermother of pearl strung drawers, the basedrawer with writing slope, pen rest and inkwell divisions enclosed within two cupboarddoors with floral mother of pearl detail, eggand dart carved base on compressed bunfeet, with carrying handles, 36cm h, 34cm w£300-£400648Lot 648. Treen interest: a William IVceremonial truncheon, dated 1831, highlyenamelledand gilt and inscribed ‘EdgbastonParish’, before Royal Coat of Arms and artistdetails, J Thorp, herald painters, treen ribbedhandle, 36cm l£250-£350Lot 649. A late 18th/early 19th centurycarved wooden chalice, of cylindricaloutline, carved insides with depiction of StGeorge and the Dragon, and other religiousscenes, raised on knop stem and circularpedestal, 16.5cm h£100-£200Lot 650. A set of Victorian mahogany andbrass balance scales, the base with drawerand weights, 39cm h, 26cm w£60-£80Lot 650A. A late Victorian oak frontstationery box, circa 1890, the hingedlid opening to reveal leather-lined survasesand green stained pigeon holes, marked H.Graves, New St., Birmingham, 30cm w£70-£100www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 59

Lot 651. An unusual ContinentalHermaphrodite wooden doll, circa 1900,hand-carved female on one side, male to thereverse, movable limbs, 48cm l£100-£150Lot 652. A 3’’ astronomical refractortelescope, c.1904-11, signed ThomasArmstrong & Brother, together with originalcabriole tripod library stand, eyepieces,filters and a Rhode & Schwartz ash fieldtripod with brass fixtures£400-£600653Lot 653. A good George III satinwoodand harewood inlaid rectangular teacaddy and cover, circa 1790, the hingedlid with oval shell inlay and rosewood crossbanding, opening to reveal two liddedcanisters with oval hinged lids, central bluemixing bowl and inlay to front and ivoryescutcheon, 30cm w£250-£350Lot 654. A Victorian burr walnut andcrossbanded, ebony strung glovebox, circa 1880, the hinged lid with silvercartouche, opening to reveal vacant interior,stamped maker ‘A Schramm’, 38cm l£40-£60656Lot 656. A late Victorian mahoganysatinwood and harewood inlaid oval teatray, with brass handles, wavy gallery rim,54cm l£30-£40Lot 657. A French 19th centuryserpentine front burr walnut liqueurcasket, inlaid with ebony stringing, thetop inlaid with a brass cartouche, signedClemence Girardeau, opening to reveal fourdecanters and twelve of the original sixteenglasses, 34cm w£200-£300Lot 658. Tribal art interest: a largehardwood, standing tribal figure, 154cm l£100-£150Oriental Works ofArtLot 660. A set of ten Chinese figurativerice paper paintings, circa 1900, in smallsquare case£20-£30Lot 661. A Japanese mother of pearlcarved shell clam, Meiji period (1868-1912),vibrantly carved with figures in a variety ofscenes with architecture and prunus blossomwithin silver chased banding, raised on ahardwood prunus blossom stand, 33cm h£200-£400662Lot 662. A Japanese mother of pearl shellclam, inset with three silvered doves, raisedon a flowering silver stem of foliage, mountedon ebonised base, 24cm h, ex-lot 304Sotheby’s country house sale 1995£400-£600655Lot 655. A 17th century style Dutchbrass jardinière with lion mask ringhandles, semi-lobed, raised on paw feettogether with an oval brass hammeredplanter, 38cm l (2)£20-£30659Lot 659. A Japanese ivory tusk vase,Meiji period (1868-1912), carved withscrolling dragons amongst clouds, 26cm h£250-£350663Lot 663. A French 19th century gilt bronzedesk stand, naturalistically modelled as acockatoo, the hinged neck opening to reveala pen brush, perched on a branch pen rest,black marble base, 21cm h, 11.5cm w£250-£350Lots 664-673. No lots60 Contact us on 01283 733988

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676Lot 674. A Chinese jade cup, probably18th/19th century, carved scroll handle, theflared rim raised on small circular pedestalon hardwood stand, 4cm h£800-£1000Lot 675. A large and interesting Chineseembroidered silk panel of a Chineselady with tray of tea/ wine cups, on redground, Qing Dynasty, framed and glazed,150cm x 82cm£1000-£2000Other Works of ArtLot 676. A good pair of French ormolumounted Blue John vases, second quarter19th century, of ovoid outline, mounted withwaisted white marble surmounts and ormoluacanthus twin-handles, terminating on anormolu stiff foliate circular pedestal base,square white marble plinth on ormolu bunfeet, the Blue John approximately 14cm h (2)£2800-£3500Lot 677. A late Victorian beaded teapotcosy, circa 1875, 39cm w£30-£40Lot 678. A set of three late 19th centuryContinental Neo-Gothic church giltmetal photograph frames, circa 1880£40-£60679Lot 679. An early 18th century framedtapestry icon of Mary Magdalene, 32cmx 39cm£400-£50062 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 680. Horse racing interest:A commemorative bronze by DavidCornell, dated 1985, ‘Champion Finish’,together with certificate of authenticity andhorse racing titles, raised on black slatebase, 20cm h . Lester Piggott bronze,comes with a variety of hard-backed booksincluding ‘Lester Piggott’ by Julian Wilson,‘The Official Story of the Blue Riband oftheTurf of the Derby’, other books include‘Calling the Horses’ by Peter O’Sullivan andthree others£100-£150Lot 680A. J.A. Hatfield: a bronze bust ofa lady after A. Gatley, mid-19th century,on socle base, inscribed “Executed in Bronzeby J.A. Hatfield for the Art Union of Londonfrom the Original Bust by A. Gatley, selectedby Miss Acocks as a prize holder, 1843”£200-£300Lot 684. Paul Silvestre: a good pairof Art Deco bronze faun bookends,patinated, signed Silvestre and Susse FreresEd Trs Paris, height 11cm (2)£200-£300Lot 687. A late 19th century RussianIcon, depicting Madonna and Child, 60cmx 47cm£80-£120688Lot 688. A 19th century Russian Icon,depicting Christ beneath a dove, 31cm x26.5cm; another (2)£100-£150681Lot 681. A single owner collection ofAustrian and other cold painted bronzeand lead birds, dogs, frogs, monkeys,farmyard animals and reptiles, circa1900 and later (39)£150-£200Lot 682. A 19th century Japanese twohandledbronze vase, the flared neck withelephant handles, the body cast with birdsamongst foliage, signed to base, 27cm h; a20th century Japanese bronze, of a Samuraion horseback, rectangular base, 34cm h,26cm l (2)£80-£120Lot 683. Eugene Marioton (1854-1933),Le Devoir Civique, bronze, signed and titledto base, 41cm h£400-£500684685Lot 685. Augustus Moreau, a 19thcentury bronze group of two cherubs, castwith young lady gathering in harvest andcompanion dressed in robe, 40cm h, raisedan oak turned socle base, 51cm h£250-£350686Lot 686. Two large French Art Nouveaupainted bronze figures of ladies on blackmarble bases, one in elegant dress withturban, the other carrying a basket, signedDrouot, 1895 and Leon Pilet, 1895, approx95cm h (2)£600-£1000689Lot 689. A 19th century Russian Icon,the Trinity, 45cm x 35cm£100-£150690Lot 690. A small Russian Icon, andanother (2)£80-£120Lot 691. A 19th century Russian Icon,Madonna and Child, 35.5cm x 26.5cm£50-£80Lot 692. A 19th century Icon, depictingreligious scenes, 414cm x 34cm£60-£100www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 63

Lot 693. A good Chinese Cantoneseivory and stained chess set, each carvedfigurative chess piece raised on puzzle ballstem and circular pedestal, approx 31 pieces£200-£300Lot 694. A pair of 19th century Flemishpetit point hunting scenes, 34cm x 42cm,gilt frames£150-£250Lot 694A. A rare Berlin long spotsampler, woolwork, circa 1875, on linencanvas, the long narrow sampler stitchedwith various vignettes including stylisedfoliage, seated cat, architectural designs,the alphabet in old English and lower case, akettle and various sample designs, the lengthapproximately 500cm x 22cm. Footnote: Thissampler possibly worked by a young girl in thesouth of England, is believed to be the longestever recorded sampler discovered to date£400-£600Lot 695. A Victorian gilt brass table bellwith ebony turned handle, 28cm h£20-£30696Lot 696. A pair of 18th century brasscandlesticks, circa 1740, of squareknopped outline on canted square spreadingbases, 15cm h, together with another pair of18th century brass candlesticks, 17cm h (4)£100-£150698 70564 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 697. A 19th century marble tazza onstand, of circular outline, the flared lip oncircular pedestal and block plinth supportand stepped base, 26cm h£100-£200Lot 698. An early 19th century BlueJohn vase, of ovoid outline, with blackmarble surmounts and Blue John plinth baseon black marble stand, 31cm h£500-£700Lot 702. A pair of early 20th centuryContinental white marble and gilt metalmounted table lamps, of ovoid outline,raised on square bases on gilt brass feet,with shades, 33cm h, together with an early20th century rouge marble and gilt ormolumounted table lamp (3)£40-£60706Lot 706. A mid-19th century ivorysewing clamp, a miniature pin cushion inthe shape of a bucket and an ivory smallcircular box (3)£100-£200Lot 707. Three 19th century tapemeasures and an inlaid waxing circle (3)£100-£200699Lot 699. A decorative pair of early 20thcentury Continental variegated whitemarble and ormolu mounted tablelamps, of ovoid outline, with ormolu mounts,raised on spreading base and gilt metal feet,with pink lamps, stands 30cm h (2)£150-£200Lot 700. A late Victorian ormolu tablelamp, circa 1890, in Greek classic style,with Vitruvian reeded handles, the ovoidsupport cast with classical Greek figures,black marble surmount and black marblebase with ormolu tableau on brass hoof feet,with shade, the table lamp is 38cm h£50-£70701Lot 701. A pair of Continental rougemarble and gilt ormolu mounted ovoidtable lamps, cast with gilt swags and ramshead handles, raised on square plinth base,the table lamps 51cm h£200-£300703Lot 703. A George III mahogany andbrass mounted peat bucket, with swingbrass handle and brass liner, of oval outlinewith wavy coopered ornaments 38cm l,30cm h£200-£300Lot 704. A good Continental sixbranched gilt ormolu candelabra, circa1890, converted to electricity, the reededsconces and cast drip pans on acanthusstems, scroll supports with central sconce,raised on urn central support with brass ringhandles, on rouge marble canted squarebase, 84cm h£100-£200Lot 705. A good and large late 18thcentury/early 19th century Blue Johnvase, of ovoid ribbed outline, raised oncircular pedestal and black marble plinthbase, 34cm h£1000-£1500Lot 705A. An Edwardian oval portraitminiature of a young lady, circa 1910,half length, in brown and gilt tooled moroccocase, 8 x 6.5cm£40-£60708Lot 708. An intricate 16th/17th centuryembroidered collar, in silver thread andsequins, with Scottish inspired flowers,48cm l£200-£300709Lot 709. A French Art Nouveau bronzedvase, signed Auguste Moreau, applied witha young boy amongst flowers and dragonflies, 45cm h£200-£300www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 65

Lot 710. Grand Tour interest: a marblelion on later plinth marble base,19cm w x 12cm h£100-£200Lot 711. No lotMaps and Etchings712Lot 712. A Victorian tinted print, titled‘The Golfers, a Grand Match Played OverSt Andrews Links’, 38cm x 62cm£30-£40Lot 713. Robert Morden, Country ofDerbyshire, hand coloured map, sold by AbelSwale, 50 x 54cm£70-£100Lot 714. W. Hole, 1607, 1637 issue, of theCountry of Derbyshire, framed map,40 x 46cm£80-£120715Lot 715. A 17th century map of theCountry of Derbyshire, 53 x 64cm£70-£100Lot 716. John Ogsby, The Continuation ofthe Road from York to Chester, framed map,43 x 55cm£80-£120Lot 717. Four framed antiquarian mapsrelating to Derbyshire, Thos. Kitchen,1747-60, Th. Moule, circa 1840, Bickham,1796 issue (4)£80-£120Lot 718. Salvador Dali, by and after, ‘TheMarch Towards God’, coloured wood blockengraving, signed in pencil, 31cm x 23cm,with certificate, carved gilt frame£300-£400Lot 719. Renoir (Pierre-Auguste, 1841-1919), Le Chapeau Epingle, etching, signedin the image, 11.5cm x 8cm£80-£120Lot 720. Paul Signac (1863-1935),Le Pont des Arts Avec Remorques, etching,12.5cm x 19cm£80-£120WatercoloursLot 721. Barry Pittar, Figures in acourtyard, signed l.r., watercolour, 36cmx 52cm; and another, by the same hand,‘Below London Bridge’, signed l.r., 22cm x36cm (2)£40-£60Lot 722. Ralph Rowland, ‘Out Hunting’,three figures on balcony, signed l.r. anddated 1900, watercolour, unframed, 35cmx 26.5cm£50-£70723Lot 723. Alfred Montague (1832-1883),A gypsy encampment, signed l.r.,watercolour, 20cm x 13.5cm£80-£120Lot 724. B Lefanu, A landscape withmill pond before a meadow, signed l.r.,watercolour, 23cm x 32cm£30-£40725Lot 725. Harold Gresley (1892-1967),Derwent Water, Derbyshire, signed l.r., anddated 1927, watercolour, inscribed to verso,25cm x 20cm£100-£200726Lot 726. Charles Woolmoth (1815-1906),A river landscape, signed l.r., watercolour,42cm x 62cm£100-£150Lot 727. Fred Tucker RBA (1864-1929),A mountain scene with peat bogs, signedl.r., watercolour, 48cm x 74cm£100-£150Lot 728. English School, mid-19thcentury, Portrait of a gentleman, half length,in a black coat and cream waistcoat,unsigned, pastel, 46cm x 58cm£80-£120Lot 729. Follower of John Ruskin,‘Ambleside’, figure before arched cave,watercolour, 11cm x 15.5cm£50-£70Lot 730. F... Ward, Pencil Mill, Keswick,signed and dated October 1874,watercolour, 24cm x 33cm; and another,F Hultz, Figures in a rocky landscape, signedand dated 1880, watercolour, 23cm x 31cm(2)£20-£30Lot 731. Eric Gill (1882-1940), ‘TheSower’ signed l.c. in pencil and annotated‘1/12 fullsize approx’, black and colouredchalks, 27cm x 15cm; together with thisdrawing is the original letter signed by EricGill, addressed to and Arthur Gibbs Esquire,‘Dear Mr Gibbs, Thank you for your letter ofthe 4th. I am very pleased to hear that youhave brought the drawing. I do not knowexactly which one it is but it must have beendone in connection with the statue in theentrance hall of Broadcasting House. Thankyou for kind remembrances. Yours sincerely,Eric Gill’£2000-£300066 Contact us on 01283 733988

807Lot 807. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Guildford from the ferry, signedand dated ‘62, inscribed with title to verso, oilon board, 17cm x 39cm£400-£600Lot 808. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), The Thames at Cookham,with figures in a punt, signed, inscribed anddated 1866, lower right, oil on panel, 25cmx 45.5cm£400-£600815809Lot 809. Henry Dawson (1811-1878), Aview of Plymouth, with figures fishing from aboat in the foreground, oil on canvas, 46cmx 61cm£500-£800816810Lot 810. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), A view of Lincoln Cathedral atsunset, signed, inscribed and dated 1862, oilon board, 17cm x 27cm£400-£600Lot 810A. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Waterfall at Quenington, Glos,signed, inscribed and dated ‘57, oil on board,46cm x 36cm£1000-£2000812Lot 812. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), A landscape with a wildflowerby a lake, signed and dated ‘49, oil onpanel, 28cm x 42.5cm£300-£500Lot 813. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), On the Thames near Marlow,with figures in a punt, signed and dated ‘42,oil on panel, 18.5cm x 39cm£400-£600814Lot 814. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), A view of Chester, two figuresseated by the river in the foreground, signedand inscribed, oil on canvas, 20cm x 48cm£500-£800Lot 815. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Ludford Bridge and Mill, nearLudlow, signed and dated ‘71, oil on canvas,46cm x 81cm£1000-£2000Lot 816. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Whitmore Common, signedand dated, oil on canvas, 46cm x 76.5cm.Provenance: with Richard Green, London(label verso)£1000-£2000Lot 811. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), A view of Durham with figuresby the river Wear, the cathedral to theright, signed and dated 1870, inscribed onartist’s label to verso, oil on panel, 20.5cmx 25.5cm. Provenance: with Richard Green,London (label verso)£500-£80072 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 817. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), A coastal view, with Dunsterin the distance, a figure on a woodland pathin the foreground, signed, inscribed anddated ‘66, oil on canvas, 63cm x 113cm£1000-£1500818Lot 818. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), South Shields, with sailingvessels, signed, inscribed and dated ‘63, oilon canvas, 64cm x 115cm£800-£1200820821819Lot 819. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), A pair, Matlock, both signed,inscribed and dated ‘61, painted circles, oilon canvas, 38cm diam (2)£800-£1200Lot 820. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Fishing boats off the coast,a view of Gravesend in the distance, signedand dated ‘56, inscribed on a (torn) artist’slabel verso, oil on canvas, 61cm x 112cm.Provenance: Earl of Albemarle, QuidenhamHall, Norfolk; W.J.Broderip Esq.£2000-£4000Lot 821. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Barden Tower, signed,inscribed and dated 1867, oil on canvas,64cm x 114cm. Provenance: with RichardGreen, London (label verso)£1000-£1500Lot 823. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), The Thames at Cliveden,with an angler in the foreground, signed,inscribed and dated ‘59, oil on canvas,63.5cm x 113cm£600-£1000Lot 822. Edmund John NiemannLot 824. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Richmond, Yorkshire, signed (1813-1876), The Harbour at Avonmouth,and inscribed, oil on canvas, 56cm x 71cm. Bristol, signed, inscribed ‘Bristol’ andProvenance: with Richard Green, London dated 1863, oil on canvas, 64cm x 114cm.(label verso)Provenance: with Richard Green, London£1500-£2000(label verso)www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk£2000-£400073824

Lot 834. Henry Dawson (1811-1878),The Lune near Lancaster, signed and dated1870, inscribed verso, oil on panel, 24cmx 31cm£300-£500Lot 835. Henry Dawson (1811-1878),‘Shipping at Anchor, Evening’, signed anddated 1872, oil on panel, 17.5cm x 25cm.Provenance: with Richard Green, London(label verso)£400-£600Lot 825. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Tynemouth Haven, signed,inscribed and dated ‘68, oil on canvas,63.5cm x 114.5cm. Provenance: withRichard Green, London (label verso)£1000-£1500Lot 826. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Trefriw - figures fishing by anold mill, signed, inscribed and dated ‘73, oilon canvas, 62cm x 113.5cm. Provenance:with Richard Green, London (label verso)£1200-£1500Lot 827. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Sand End, Whitby - a coastalview with figures in the foreground, signed,inscribed and dated ‘59, oil on canvas,64cm x 115cm£1000-£2000Lot 828. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Chatham - a river scenewith boat builders, signed and dated ‘57,indistinctly inscribed verso, oil on panel,17.5cm x 51cm£400-£600Lot 829. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Lytton, North Devon - figureson a coastal path, oil on canvas, 33cm x51cm£400-£600827Lot 830A. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), Knaresborough, signed, oil oncanvas, 126cm x 74cm. Provenance: withRichard Green, London (label verso)£1000-£1500Lot 831. Edmund John Niemann(1813-1876), The Thames at Maidenhead,with figures fishing from a punt, signed, alsosigned, inscribed and dated 1846 verso, oilon panel (from the old pews of Bray Churchrestoration 1841), 24cm x 41cm£500-£800832Lot 832. James Baker Pyne (1800-1870),A View off Dover, signed and dated ‘39, oilon canvas, 30.5cm x 44.5cm. Provenance:with Richard Green, London (label verso)£600-£1000Lot 833. Alfred H Vickers (1853-1907),A pair, River landscapes, both signed,watercolour, 18cm x 47cm (2)£200-£300Lot 836. W Butler (19th century),A cavalier, signed and dated 1884,watercolour, 29cm x 19cm£100-£150837Lot 837. Follower of George Armfield(1808-1893), Spaniels in a barn, bearssignature, oil on canvas, 30.5cm x 41cm£200-£300Lot 838. English School (19th century),A young girl and a dog at a cottage door, oilon canvas, 25cm x 21cm£200-£300Lot 838A. W.L. Corrolt, 1931, portrait of ayoung girl, three-quarter length, signed anddated lower left, 75 x 102cm£300-£500Lot 839. George Turner (1843-1910), Apair, Near Windley and Near Hazelwood,signed, inscribed with titles to verso, oil onpanel, 16.5cm x 22.5cm (2)£2000-£3000Lot 839A. T. Brown Bell, 1903, younggirl fishing, in blue frock, signed and dated,lower right, oil on canvas£100-£150830Lot 830. William Adolphus Knell(1808-1875), Hauling in the Nets, signed,oil on panel, 31cm x 60cm£600-£80083474 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSClocks andBarometersLot 840. A late 19th century gilt-brasscarriage clock, cream enamelled dial withArabic numerals, engraved columns withswing handle and key, 14cm h£180-£200841Lot 841. A late 19th century Frenchebonised combination clock, aneroidbarometer and thermometer in ebonisedcase with carrying handle and key, marked“Depose’’ to reverse, 13cm h x 15cm w£70-£90Lot 842. A French gilt metal andporcelain mounted mantel clock, circa1885, the enamel dial with Roman numeralson blue ground, the centre enamelled withtwo cherubs, eight day movement, within giltmetal case and tableau base, with centreporcelain inset flanking two cast figures,raised on spinet base with trophy porcelainfinial, with key, 46cm h£70-£100Lot 843. A French gilt metal andporcelain plaque inset mantel clock,circa 1870, the figurative surmount castwith a lady and gentleman seated before teatable and hounds, above enamel dial withRoman numerals, 9cm in diameter, flankingporcelain plaques of winged cherubs, raisedon pierced cast scroll base, 50cm h£200-£300Lot 844. Winter and Son, an early 20thcentury oak cased and glazed barograph,with brass and plated fitments, raised onbracket feet, 36cm w, 18cm h£100-£200Lot 845. F J Bluett, an early 20th centurymahogany cased barograph, with gilt andplated fitments, glazed and raised on stand,on bracket feet, 38cm w, 22cm h£150-£250846Lot 846. A William IV mahogany domedbracket clock, circa 1830, with gilt brasscarrying handle and enamel dial with Romannumerals (21cm d ), opening to reveal,inscribed maker A L Armstrong, SultanRoad, Landport, before gilt brass spandrelsand arched pierced sides, raised on giltbracket feet, 40cm h, together with bracketstand (2)£400-£600843Lot 847. Nelson interest: An early 19thcentury oak and mahogany crossbandedlongcase clock, circa 1820, the scroll swanneck pediment and shaped hood enclosingan enamel dial, with Arabic numerals, eightday movement (dial 28cm d ), the moon facepainted with Nelson monument inscribedNile St Vincent and Trafalgar, each spandrelpainted with half length portraits of LordNelson, Lord Collingwood, Sir J B Warren andSir W S Smith in Military attire, makerF Smith Newark, the trunk door crossbandedand inset with satinwood conch shell onharewood ground, on plinth base and bracketfeet, 223cm h£500-£800Lot 848. A Parisian gilt metal carriageclock, with enamel dial, Roman numerals,retailer J W Benson, 25 Old Bond Street andParisian retailer Fabrique de Paris, glasssides and glass back with key and carryhandle, 12cm h£120-£200Lot 849. A Victorian mahogany drop-dialwall clock, the 30cm white painted dialinscribed Boyce of Dereham, ornately carvedwith leaf and berry decoration, 58cm l(pendulum and key)£250-£300www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 75

852 854Lot 850. A Victorian burr walnut casedmantel clock, circa 1880, domed top,Roman numerals, four brass feet and ornatebrass decoration with carrying handle,26cm h£180-£200Lot 851. A 20th century Frenchminiature brass carriage clock, Romannumerals, inscribed L’Epee Saint SuzanneFrance, 11cm h£60-£100Lot 852. A fine French ormolu andporcelain mounted repeating carriageclock, circa 1880, the painted dial withRoman numerals, on blue Celeste ground,centreing two winged cherubs, beforejewelled detail, above a subsidiary dial,enamelled to either side with a lady andgentleman, seated in a parkland setting, theside panels painted with courting couplesbefore jewelled borders on blue Celesteground, the reverse similarly enamelled, withkey, 15cm h£600-£900Lot 853. No lotLot 854. An early George III ebonisedtable clock, circa 1770, of smallproportions, the domed pediment with giltbrass carrying handle before enamel dial withRoman numerals, strike silent, subsidiaryenamel dial, main dial 10cm d, before giltbrass pierced spandrels, pierced fretworkgilt sides and glazed back, revealing maker,titled to dial and named to movement, JohnFladgate, London, the striking movement onverge escapement, foliate scroll engravedbackplate, with pendulum holdfast clamp tocentre, raised on moulded base and bracketfeet, 24cm h Footnote: John Fladgate isrecorded in Baillie G. H. Watchmakers andClockmakers of the World as admitted tothe Clockmakers Company in 1743 andfirst working in partnership with RichardWilder until the firm was dissolved in 1775.Fladgate subsequently worked alone untilhis death in 1781 when his business wascontinued by his widow until 1793£1000-£2000Lot 855. A French Parisian ormolurepeating carriage clock, with carryinghandle and oval glazed insert before anenamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiaryArabic seconds, and subsidiary seconds dial,the dial 9cm in width, 22cm h£300-£400Lot 856. A French Parisian ormolurepeating carriage clock, with carryinghandle, enamel dial with Roman numerals,subsidiary Arabic seconds, glazed bevelledsides and reverse, the dial 7cm w, height18cm£300-£500Lot 857. A French ormolu large repeatingcarriage clock, circa 1910, within leathercarrying case, the enamel dial 10cm d, withRoman numerals, subsidiary seconds dialbefore bevelled glass sides and reverse, withcarrying handle, 21cm h£600-£100076 Contact us on 01283 733988

872 875 876Lot 871. An 18th century/ 19th centurysquare planter/ trough, 64cm w£70-£100Lot 872. A late 19th century lead gardencherub finial, seated on bulbous surmount,on reconstituted stepped square base,54cm h£40-£60Lot 873. A reconstituted moss coveredU-shaped stone trough, 52cm w£30-£40Lot 874. A large reconstituted stoneplanter, of circular outline, moss filled,raised on central flared pedestal and squareplinth, 60cm d, 75cm h£100-£150Lot 875. A neo-classical stylereconstituted stone jardinière of flaredoutline, semi-lobed with egg and dartcarving, raised on large square steppedplinth stand, 125cm h, 36cm w£70-£100Lot 876. A reconstituted stone bird bath,of square outline raised on grooved squaresurmount on stepped square plinth, 92cm h,40cm w£80-£120Lot 877. A large rectangular mosscovered reconstituted stone troughplanter, 184cm x 54cm£150-£250Lot 877A. A pair if 19th century cast ironcrocus garden urns, spreading circularfoot on square base, 50cm high (2)£100-£150Lot 877B. A 19th century style stoneeffect garden urn, circular dish onspreading pedestal, square base, 98cm high£50-£80Furniture andFurnishingsLot 878. An early 18th century walnut,ebony and boxwood strung toiletdressing table mirror, the rectangularcushion moulded mirror plate above abureau base with hinged slope, opening toreveal velvet lined insert, and a short and along single drawer, oak lined, raised abovetwo short drawers, brass ring handles, raisedon short bracket feet, 43cm w, 83cm h£300-£50087778 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 885. An early Victorian mahoganyopen sectional music stand, circa 1860,the reeded rectangular top above fivedivisions, raised on turned square supportsand paw feet, 93cm w, 85cm h£100-£150Lot 886. A fine Regency rosewood andbrass inlaid sofa table, circa 1815, therectangular top with twin brass stringing, theoverhung top raised above a frieze tableau,enclosing two short drawers with anthemionbrass inlay before egg and dart cast giltormolu borders, raised on four pillar turnedsupport and four scroll swept brass strungsupports, raised on acanthus brass paw feetand brass castors, 88cm w, 65cm deep,74cm h£600-£800880Lot 879. A Regency rosewood and brassstrung gilt dressing mirror, circa 1815,the mirror plate of rectangular outline withinframe, raised on spindle supports and giltturned cross stretcher, on splayed scrollfeet, 45cm w, 62cm h£40-£60Lot 880. A Queen Anne walnutcrossbanded and feather strung bureau,circa 1710, the crossbanded full frontopening to reveal a sliding feather strungwell, bowed central cupboard door beforea twin bank of concave drawers belowtwo pigeon hole divisions and flanking twofurther divisions and two short drawers,brass cast handles, raised above two shortand two long graduated feather bandeddrawers on later bracket feet, 100cm h,105cm w, 62cm deep£1500-£2000Lot 881. A George II style kingwoodand crossbanded wall mirror withscroll cornice, and rectangular invertedmirror plate before turned Corinthian capitalcolumns, 71cm x 124cm£50-£70Lot 881A. An 18th century mahoganywall mirror, of rectangular outline with giltinner frame, crest pediment with gilt bronzeornament, 72cm h, 53cm w£50-£80Lot 882. A good Chinese rosewood andhardwood inlaid, octagonal jardinièrestand, the pierced shoulders with prunusblossom,raised on carved swept cabriolesupports, with X framed undertier, 92cm h£150-£250Lot 883. Aesthetic interest: a late 19thcentury three branched floor standingbronze candelabra, the swept scrollsupports converted for electricity raisedabove three heron type birds on dishedstand, raised on three bucrania shoulders,on tapered square supports and bronzedhoof feet, terminating on triform base, onscroll supports, 174cm h£300-£500Lot 884. An early Victorian mahoganyoctagonal sewing table, circa 1845,the hinged concave moulded lid openingto reveal green satin lined divisions, withmother of pearl ring handles, central woolbox raised on a faceted tapered centralsupport, on three cabriole supports on scrollspreading terminals, 76cm h, 43cm w£100-£150887Lot 887. A mid-Victorian papier mache,mother of pearl and painted occasionaltable, circa 1860, the oval wavy top withfloral painted and inlaid decoration onbaluster ovoid support, spreading circularbase on three paw feet, 68cm h£70-£100Lot 888. A George III oak and burr yewchest, circa 1775, the rectangular overhungplanked top, raised above three short andtwo l graduated drawers with original brasshandles and escutcheons raised on bracketfeet, 92cm w, 51cm deep, 94cm h£250-£350www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 79

Lot 889. A good George III mahoganyfloor standing corner cupboard circa1775, the pierced scroll swan neck, with floralknop terminals, raised above dentil moulding,two astragal glazed hinged doors enclosingthree wavy blue ground painted shelf tiers,raised above two closed cupboard doors,opening to reveal single shelf tier, raised onbracket feet, 110cm w, 216cm h£600-£800Lot 890. A late Victorian oak two foldscene, circa 1890, the pierced fretworksurmount above oak and red velvet panelsincluding monochrome photographic scenesof family groups and single sittings, 148cm h,115cm w extended£40-£60Lot 891. A late Victorian aestheticebonised and gilt wall mirror, circa 1885,in Japanesque style, crest surmount withpainted bird, before spindle crest and ovalframed mirror plate with canted spandrelmirror plaques 107cm x 158cm and anothermirror (2)£50-£80890 895Lot 892. A Victorian gilt gesso consoletable with mirror, the arched rectangularmirror with trailing floral beaded border, abovea serpentine marble top and pierced floralacanthus apron with central cabriole leg onscroll foot, 250cm h, 82cm w£150-£250Lot 893. A Viennese mahogany and brassinlaid lady’s writing stand and stool, circa1860, the hinged rectangular top opening toreveal a tooled leather full front, before vanitymirror and divisions for toilet jars, above ashort narrow drawer, the hinged full frontpainted to centre, with mounted horsewomenand companion before large entrance gate,signed lower right A Wesseli, scroll brass inlayto outer border above a carved pierced standwith undertier on short scroll feet, togetherwith matching dressing stool with upholsteredseat, the stand 65cm w, 117cm h (2)£300-£400Lot 894. A mid-Victorian mahogany andred velvet upholstered settee, circa 1850,the crest back with twin carved eagles andscroll acanthus ornament with winged griffins,the button back and button upholstered armsbefore scroll swept supports and scrolledcarved arm rests shaped carved and piercedapron, raised on monopodia carved hoof feet,117cm h, 194cm w£200-£300Lot 895. A late 19th century Dutchmahogany and satinwood inlaid displaycabinet, the rectangular overhung topabove a frieze drawer inlaid and ink linedwith a scene of figures and a horse before agalloping deer, raised above ebony bandingand two glazed hinged doors with ribbon tiedhusks and trophy inlay on harewood ground,enclosing three shelf tiers and flankingscrolling inlaid sides, raised on short sabotfeet, 104cm wide, 151cm high, 49cm deep£300-£500Lot 896. A good George III mahoganylinen press, circa 1775, the arched top withoval marquetry inlay above a frieze with inlayand cupboard backing shelf tiers, above twoshort and two long graduated cock beadeddrawers, brass ring handles, raised onbracket feet, 230cm h, 123cm w£800-£1200Lot 897. A George III style serpentinemahogany and satin wood crossbandedserving table, the urn oval inlaid top anddrawer with parquetry stringing, lion maskring handles raised on square taperedsupports and splayed feet, 87cm w, 77cm h£150-£25080 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 898. A George IV mahogany squarerectangular breakfast table, the hinged topraised over a central baluster support and fourreeded splayed legs on brass caps and brasscastors, 130cm w, 71cm h£200-£300Lot 899. A George IV mahogany sofatable, circa 1820,of rectangular outline, withend cock-beaded drawer, raised on squarecentral bulbous support, four splayed legs,brass caps and castors, 83cm w, 71cm h£150-£200Lot 900. An early 19th century mahoganynarrow wardrobe cupboard, the plainstraight rectangular cornice and hingedcupboard, fielded doors above two dummyand two l drawers with brass swan neckhandles on short splayed feet, 91cm w,192cm h£300-£400Lot 900A. A Victorian mahogany slimwardrobe, oversailing cornice above apanelled single door£70-£100Lot 901. A George III mahogany andsatin wood parquetry strung rectangularsideboard, with short cock beaded drawer,lion mask ring handle flanking deep drawersto either side, raised on cabriole legs and padfeet, 154cm w, 92cm h, 53cm deep£200-£300Lot 902. A George III mahogany andsatin wood parquetry strung rectangularsideboard, with short cock beaded drawer,lion mask ring handle flanking deep drawersto either side, raised on cabriole legs and padfeet, 154cm w, 92cm h, 53cm deep£200-£300Lot 903. A good set of eight George IIImahogany and pierced splat back diningchairs, the rounded backs with floralmarquetry and shell inlay raised on squaretapered strung supports, cantered drop inseats, comprising one open armchair andeight matching dining chairs£300-£500Lot 904. A late Victorian greenupholstered mahogany stool, circa 1860£30-£40905Lot 905. A mid-Victorian burr walnutand inlaid Davenport, circa 1860, withrectangular gilt brass gallery, above asatinwood inlaid top, opening to reveal a pullout frieze with green tooled leather hingedwriting surface above a panelled quarterveneered front and bowed sides with rightside hinged cupboard opening to reveal foursatin birch ebony handled drawers on brasscastors, 86cm h, 63cm w, 55cm deep£200-£300Lot 906. A good 18th century oakdresser, the over sailing cornice above threeshelves, the base with four drawers andtwo cupboards, brass knob handles, reededcolumns, stile feet£1500-£2000Lot 907. A pair of Louis XV style giltwood tub chairs, carved backs, downswept arms with elbow rests, lobed andbeaded legs, upholstered in cream and redsilk£200-£300Lot 908. An 19th century mahogany andmarble side table, the rectangular greenmarble top above a blind fret work frieze,conforming square chamfered legs, 75cm h,89cm w£800-£1200Lot 909. An 18th century style marbletopped gilt wood side table, therectangular Sienna marble top above adeep frieze, applied in relief with scrollingfoliage, cabriole legs with scroll feet on blocksupports, painted in green, h lighted in gilt,80cm h, 92cm£2000-£3000Lot 910. A Louis XV style gilt wood andmarble table, the rectangular marble topabove a deep frieze, carved with masksand shells, the scrolling legs conforming,terminating with cloven hoof feet, x-stretchercentred with a knop finial, 75cm h, 72cm w£700-£1000Lot 911. A pair of George III oak stools,the oversailing rectangular top with pegjoints, bracket legs, 45cm h, 51cm w£150-£200Lot 912. A pair of Regency ormolubrackets, cast and gilt with rosebuds,59cm in l£100-£150Lot 913. A George III mahoganyserpentine swing toilet mirror, circa1800, the oval mirror within boxwood strungframe, before serpentine front of three shortdrawers, two turned ivory knop handles onbracket feet, 37cm w£40-£60Lot 914. A George III satinwood androsewood crossbanded swing dressingtable mirror, circa 1790, the oval chequerstrung mirror plate on scroll supports beforeserpentine front with three drawers, two withivory knop handles, raised on bracket feet,47cm w£60-£100www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 81

915Lot 915. A George III brass fretworkcut fireside fender, circa 1790, 110cm l,together with a George III style three-piecebrass companion set with urn finial surmounts,together with a pair of fireside companionsupports and stand (parcel lot)£60-£100Lot 916. A late George III rosewood andchequer strung oval swing toilet mirror,with ivory roundels, raised on splayedsupports, 51cm h£30-£40917Lot 917. An interesting Regencyebonised and brass inlaid music stool,circa 1815, the swivel upholstered top raisedabove a frieze of arched ornament and lyresupport on circular stepped base on bunfeet, 51cm h£100-£200Lot 918. Two Regency style mahoganyrectangular swing mirrors, on reededsupports, probably of recent manufacture,41cm w£40-£60Lot 919. A George V mahogany standingcheval mirror, the rectangular mirrorplate on square tapered uprights with urnfinials, raised on splayed supports and brasscastors, 160cm h£30-£40Lot 920. A small George III mahoganyserpentine sideboard, circa 1790, thewavy rectangular boxwood lined top abovea l serpentine drawer and two short drawerseither side with oval brass swing handles,raised on square tapered supports andspayed feet, 111cm w£400-£600Lot 921. A George III style mahoganyside cupboard, the rectangular top abovea cockbeaded drawer, brass knop handlesabove two cupboard doors with oval flamemahogany panels, raised on square taperedsupports and spade feet, 74cm h, 51cm w£30-£40Lot 922. An early 19th century oakrustic stool, on three supports, 37cm h£30-£40Lot 923. A George III style mahoganybowed small cupboard, with two singleshort drawers, brass knop handles, abovecupboard door, opening to reveal twin shelftier on short splayed legs, 41cm wide,77cm h, together with a George III stylemahogany bedside commode with hingedtwin lid, opening to reveal washstand abovetwo cupboard doors raised on squaretapered legs, 38cm wide, 69cm h (2)£70-£100924Lot 924. A Regency mahogany swivelpiano stool, circa 1815, the upholsteredswivel satin top above frieze and foursplayed legs with carved husk detail, 46cm h£40-£60Lot 925. A good of pair Regencymahogany and ebony strung bedsidecupboards, circa 1820, the square ebonystrung tops and hinged doors with flamemahogany oval ebony framed panels,enclosing single shelf tiers raised on shortsplayed feet, 73cm h, 43cm w (2)£100-£150Lot 926. A Persian rug, red ground,vibrantly stitched with floral design, withinbanded borders, 134cm w£40-£60Lot 927. A Persian rug, stylised groundwith gulls and banded border, 123cm w£30-£40Lot 928. A good George III mahoganyand satinwood crossbanded bow front,circa 1780, the overhung rectangular topraised above four long graduated drawers,harewood and ebony strung with octagonalbrass and embossed handles, raised aboveshaped apron on splayed short legs,101cm w, 56cm deep, 87cm h£600-£800Lot 929. A George III mahogany andcrossbanded serpentine chest, circa1770, the shaped rectangular top with ovalflame mahogany centre before ebony andharewood strung banding, the overhungtop raised above three long graduatedcockbeaded drawers with swan neck giltbrass handles, the upper drawer enclosinga sliding well, green baize lined writingsurface, the canted sides with marquetryfloral trailing inlay terminating on bracketfeet, 106cm w, 82cm h, 59cm deep£800-£1200Lot 930. A good George III mahoganywriting desk, circa 1770, the rectangularmoulded top with tooled green and giltleather insert, the overhung top raised abovetwo short cockbeaded drawers and bank ofthree short drawers to either side of a centralconcave recess revealing three concavecockbeaded short drawers, with rocaillegilt brass swing swan neck handles, raisedon ogee bracket feet, 122cm w, 76cm h,61cm deep£1000-£150082 Contact us on 01283 733988

931 933Lot 931. A good George III mahogany and satinwoodcrossbanded large oval centre table, circa 1790, the figuredtop with ebony and boxwood stringing before crossbanded mouldedborder, hinged on a central ovoid reeded support on four out splayedsquare legs, ebony strung with brass square caps and gilt brasscastors, 80cm h£1000-£2000Lot 932. A good George III mahogany and rosewoodcrossbanded serpentine bachelor’s chest, circa 1770, themahogany veneered top with ebony and satinwood stringingcentreing oval rosewood centre and flame mahogany panel, withbrush slide, and four serpentine crossbanded and chequer strungdrawers with brass oval wreath rope twist handles flanking satinwoodreeded canted sides, raised on short splayed feet, 105cm w,84cm h, 63cm deep£1000-£1500Lot 933. A George III satinwood and rosewood crossbandeddemi lune occasional table, circa 1780, the overhung satinwoodstrung top above a frieze panel painted in Chinoiserie style beforeebony border, and flanking ribbon tied floral sprigs, raised on squaretapered supports with trailing ebonised and stained harewood foliage,with concave undertier, and tied central spray, 127cm w, 83cm h,54cm deep£300-£500Lot 934. A George III mahogany and satinwood marquetryinlaid oval occasional table, circa 1775, the oval top with centremahogany oval panel before rosewood crossbanding and flankingcrossbanded rim inset with ribbon tied marquetry and scrollingacanthus ornament, the frieze similarly inlaid with Neo-Classical urndetail, crossbanded end bowed drawer with ivory escutcheon raisedon square tapered ebony strung supports on splayed feet, 67cm w,72cm h£700-£90093293484 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS935Lot 935. A good pair of George IIImahogany and upholstered armchairs,the upholstered needlework shield backsand padded arms before reeded sweptsupports terminating in scroll volutes, the wserpentine seats raised on cabriole carvedacanthus reeded supports, splayed backlegs, bearing label M Harris and Sons,44-52 New Oxford Street, London, WG1 (2)£700-£1000Lot 936. A good pair of George IIImahogany and upholstered openarmchairs, circa 1790, the cartouchepadded upholstered backs with scrollacanthus surmount, the reeded oval frameand padded arms with scroll acanthusterminals on swept supports and paddedupholstered seats with carved apron, carvedtrailing foliate detail raised on cabrioleacanthus shouldered carved supports andscroll terminals, 69cm w (2)£1000-£1500Lot 937. A small George III satinwoodand rosewood crossbanded and strungoctagonal tea table, circa 1785, raised ona wrythen turned support, on three i-splayedswept supports and spade feet, 42cm w,72.5cm h£300-£500Lot 938. A George III Chippendale periodmahogany birdcage action tea table,circa 1775, the shaped circular pie crusttop, raised on a bird cage action tilt support,on central reeded turned support, aboveguilloche carving, on three acanthus carvedcabriole supports and ball and claw feet,70cm h, 68cm d, bearing label for NormanAdam, Knightsbridge£400-£600Lot 939. A George III satinwood androsewood crossbanded kettle stand,circa 1785, of square outline, ebony andkingwood strung, with raised gallery beforeshort slide out stand, ivory knop finial, abovebanded satinwood frieze, raised on amboynaand satinwood square strung supports andspade feet£150-£200Lot 940. A 17th century Charles I jointedoak stool, the rectangular moulded topabove a carved frieze, raised on turned blockreeded supports, with adjoining stretcherson block feet, 48cm w, 53cm h£150-£250Lot 941. A 17th century jointed oakstool, the rectangular moulded top withapron frieze, raised on block turned incisedring supports with adjoining stretchers,46cm w, 56cm h£150-£200Lot 942. A good nest of four George IIImahogany, satinwood and ebonybanded tables, circa 1815, of roundedrectangular outline, with moulded gallery,raised on turned fluted supports, concavestretchers, on swept strung splayedsupports, on ebonised ovoid feet, 57cm w,72cm h£500-£800938939941www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 85

Lot 943. A George III Chippendaleperiod tea table, circa 1760, the wavyrectangular top with carved pierced andspindle gallery, the tilt top on a triple pillaredfloral and reeded centre section with scalypillar terminals, on three scroll stiff acanthussupports, and triform base, on acanthuscabriole legs and claw and ball feet oncastors, 79cm w, 78cm h£4000-£6000944Lot 944. A George III style mahoganywine table, the dished circular top onturned ovoid reeded support on threecabriole supports and pad feet, 29cm d,53cm h, and another similar (2)£40-£60943945Lot 945. A George III mahoganyjardinière stand, circa 1790, therectangular cartouche shaped moulded topon a turned baluster support, raised on threecabriole legs and pad feet, 87cm h£70-£10086 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS946Lot 946. A good George III nest of foursatinwood and crossbanded tables, circa1810, of rectangular outline, with mouldeddetail, ebony and boxwood strung, raisedon slender turned pillar supports on blockbases and on short splayed strung feet withadjoining concave stretcher, 49cm w (4)£600-£800948Lot 948. A George III mahogany camelback leather upholstered tub armchair,circa 1785, gilt brass beaded back andarms with padded leather serpentine seat,on mahogany reeded slender cabriole legs,67cm w£400-£600951Lot 951. A good George III satinwoodand rosewood crossbanded card table,circa 1790, the rounded rectangular invertedtop with satinwood frieze, and burr yewtableau ornament, raised on turned ringincised supports and sabot feet, 92cm w,75cm h£600-£800947Lot 947. A George III mahogany andcrossbanded ‘butterfly’ Pembroketable, circa 1790, the overhung rectangularebony and satinwood strung top, above acockbeaded end drawer, crossbanded andstrung with laurel wreath gilt brass handles,raised on reeded square supports, giltbrass caps and brass castors, 71cm length,71cm h£400-£600949Lot 949. A George IV mahogany lady’swork table, circa 1810, the roundedrectangular top above a short cockbeadeddrawer, above a deep domed work drawer,turned knop handles raised on turned ringbaluster supports, concave undertier, raisedon brass caps and castors, 57cm w, 76cm h£500-£700Lot 950. A Victorian elm stool, circa1860, on ring baluster supports withadjoining stretcher, 55cm h£30-£40952Lot 952. A Victorian oval oak Sutherlandtable, the rounded rectangular top withtwin gate action, raised on spindle turnedring supports, adjoining stretcher, oncompressed bun feet, brass caps andcastors, 82cm w, 73cm h£70-£100www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 87

Lot 953. A good set of nineGeorge III mahogany andupholstered dining chairs,circa 1785, the oval reeded backswith pierced swagged husk splat,scrolling ornament, the damaskupholstered bowed seats raised onsquare tapered supports and splayedfeet with adjoining stretchers (9)£2000-£3000953Lot 954. A George III mahogany stool,circa 1785, of Hepplewhite outline, thedamask serpentine cover raised on cabriolecarved legs and scroll feet, 62cm w£400-£600955Lot 955. A good George III mahoganyand crossbanded small work table,circa 1790, the rectangular wavy top withparquetry lined stringing, above brush slideand dummy drawer, before end drawerwith divisions, cockbeaded with drop ringhandles, opposing a dummy drawer, raisedon slender cabriole legs, 56cm w, 71cm h£700-£1000956Lot 956. A small George III mahoganytable cabinet, circa 1785, the roundedrectangular top above a crossbanded andcockbeaded drawer, raised on squaretapered supports, 45cm w, 43cm h£100-£150Lot 957. A late George II mahoganystool, of rectangular outline with hingedbrass mounted cover, on turned supportsand undertier raised on short cabriole legsand pad feet, 42cm w, 42cm h£50-£80958Lot 958. A Victorian upholstered openarmchair, circa 1870, on short ring turnedfront supports, brass caps and castors,72cm w£70-£10088 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS959Lot 959. A William IV mahogany andfloral upholstered tub armchair, circa1830, the button arched back and bowedseat raised on square turned supports withlappet carved detail, on brass caps andcastors, 60cm w£80-£100Lot 960. A good George III satinwoodand rosewood crossbanded secretairebookcase, circa 1790, arched domedpediment with carved stiff floral border,raised above two arched astragal glazeddoors, opening to reveal three satinwoodlined shelf tiers, above a secretaire drawerhinged and opening to reveal blue gilt tooledwriting surface before drawers and pigeonhole divisions above three long graduatedrosewood crossbanded and strung drawers,with ivory escutcheons and chased whitemetal swagged handled back plates withoval ring handles, raised shaped apronon short splayed strung legs, 110cm w,230cm h, 56cm deep£4000-£6000Lot 961. A Victorian mahogany bedsidecupboard, circa 1870, the galleried squaretop raised above a fielded rectangular door,single shelf tier on plinth base, 82cm h,38cm w£40-£60Lot 962. A good George IV mahoganysarcophagus shaped cellaret, circa1820, the caddy hinged top opening toreveal a vacant interior above a tapered frontraised on plinth base, 73cm w, 48cm h,47cm deep£400-£600960www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 89962

Lot 963. A George IV mahogany bedside cupboard, circa 1820, the square, moulded topwith overhung rim above a short frieze cockbeaded drawer above a cupboard panelled door,opening to reveal a shelf tier on plinth base, 45cm h, 90cm w, 43cm deep£50-£80Lot 964. A good late George III narrow mahogany and satinwood lined secretairebookcase, circa 1810, the moulded rectangular concave frieze above arched tendril carving,above two astragal glazed hinged doors, opening to reveal three shelf tiers, raised above fourshort drawers with turned brass knop handles, above a long drawer with divisions and slideout tooled green and gilt leather satinwood lined writing surface, an inverted centre cupboarddoor enclosing shelf tier flanking two cupboard doors enclosing shelf tiers, raised on squaretapered satinwood lined supports and spade feet, 94cm w, 214cm h, 46cm deep£1000-£1500Lot 965. A Regency mahogany and crossbanded cupboard, circa 1810, the squarerectangular top above a canted moulded front opening to reveal a single shelf tier, raised onplinth base, 41cm w, 89cm h£50-£80963Lot 966. A George III flame mahogany linen press, circa 1785, the moulded frieze withdentil cornice, above two oval moulded panelled cupboard doors, opening to reveal fiveslide out trays, above two short and two long cockbeaded drawers, circular brass embossedhandles, raised on splayed feet, 206cm h, 123cm w, 58cm deep£700-£900964 96690 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 971. A George IV rosewood andbrass inlaid Canterbury, circa 1810, ofconcave four division outline, on facetedand ring turned block supports with singledrawer, cast brass handles, on brass capsand castors, 48cm h, 54cm w£200-£300967Lot 967. A George III mahogany bachelorchest, circa 1785, the moulded rectangulartop raised above a brush slide with greenvelvet lined insert, above two short and threelong graduated cockbeaded drawers, brassswan neck swing handles, raised on ogeebracket feet, 87cm w, 86cm h, 45cm deep£300-£500969Lot 969. code 946 A George IIImahogany serpentine card table, circa1775, in Hepplewhite style, the wavyserpentine top with carved rim border,above a carved acanthus centre to friezeand grooved and reeded ornament, raisedon husk tied slender cabriole legs, thehinged top revealing velvet lined green baizeinterior, and concertina action to base,89cm w, 74cm h, 44cm deep£700-£1000Lot 972. A Victorian mahogany turnedcylindrical cupboard, circa 1880, ofrounded outline, the door with turned knophandle, opening to reveal two shelf tiers,71cm h, 27cm d£70-£100Lot 973. A George III style narrowmahogany and satinwood lined openbookcase, the arched top with five tiersraised on short splayed feet, 39cm w,116cm h£100-£150Lot 974. 3 An early 20th century fourfold mahogany and velvet upholsteredbedroom dressing screen, circa 1910,155cm w extended, 138cm h£30-£40968Lot 968. A George III mahogany ebonyand satinwood strung waterfall openbookcase, circa 1790, with three shelftiers, with base drawer with ring swinghandles, terminating on short splayed feet,71cm w, 128cm h£400-£600970Lot 970. A George III mahogany smallcupboard, circa 1780, the rectangulartop above a panelled hinged door openingto reveal shelf tier, raised on bracket feet,41cm w, 55cm h£100-£150975Lot 975. A fine William IV rosewoodrectangular occasional table, circa 1830,the inverted and crossbanded top raisedabove a pierced frieze on hexagonal turnedfluted supports and dished lobed circularbase, on three out-splayed scroll feet, 45cmw, 73cm h£200-£300971www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 91

978979 980Lot 976. An early Victorian rosewoodstanding cupboard, circa 1840, therectangular overhung top above plain friezeand two rounded fielded cupboard doors,enclosing two shelf tiers, raised on plinthbase, 82cm w, 97cm h, 41cm deep£100-£150Lot 977. A fine early George IIImahogany serpentine bachelor chest,circa 1765, the shaped rectangular andcanted top raised above a brush slide andfour graduated cockbeaded serpentinedrawers with brass swing rococo handles,flanking reeded volute scroll canted sides,raised on ogee bracket feet, 86cm w,81cm h, 56cm deep£3000-£5000Lot 978. An early Victorian mahoganyand upholstered button back salonchair, circa 1840, the shaped red floralupholstered back with padded arms andbowed seat, raised on turned ring supports,brass caps and ceramic castors, 53cm w£80-£12097792 Contact us on 01283 733988

HANSONS AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERSLot 979. A George III mahoganyoctagonal kettle stand, the galleriedmoulded top raised on fluted and wrythenturned support, on carved acanthus cabriolelegs and pad feet, 33cm w, 63cm h£150-£200Lot 980. A good nest of four George IIImahogany and satinwood crossbandedtables, the rectangular moulded tops withebony and boxwood stringing, raised onslender turned tapered supports, concaveunderstretcher, raised on short insweptsplayed strung supports, 49cm w, 76cm h£600-£800Lot 981. An 18th century French oakarmoire, two triple-panelled doors on blockfeet, 147cm w x 205cm h x 68cm deep£400-£600Lot 982. A fine Chinese silk rug, inPersian style, with blue arched fieldedcentre ground and salmon border, of recentmanufacture, 135cm w£600-£800Lot 983. A fine Chinese silk salmonbordered rug, with floral ornament withPersian blue ground compartmental centre,of recent manufacture, 131cm w£600-£800Lot 984. A good pair of early 18thcentury gilt gesso side tables, therectangular overhung tops with scrollacanthus mouldings before embossedscroll acanthus and arabesque detail abovesimilarly detailed frieze, all with gessofontenay ground, raised on straight cabriolelegs, acanthus trailing floral mouldings,raised on square pad feet, traces of gilding,86cm w, 51cm d, 74cm h£5000-£7000984Lot 985. A George III oak dresser,the over-sailing stepped cornice above apierced frieze, three plate racks above anover-sailing top with moulded edge, threedrawers over two, pot board to base, turnedsupports, brass swing handles and batwingescutcheons, 180cm wide£1000-£1500Lot 986. A set of eight George IIISheraton style mahogany andupholstered dining chairs, 19th century,the oval shield backs, with central Princeof Wales Fleur De Lys ribbon tied splats,upholstered drop in seats on square taperedsupports and splayed feet, comprising twoarmchairs and six dining chairs (8)£400-£600986www.hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 93

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