Gorringe's Autumn Fine Art & Antiques Sale

AUTUMN SALE 

Tuesday 28th September 

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AUTUMN SALE 

Tuesday 28th September 

9.30 am 

Philip Taylor 

+44 (0)1273 472503 

philipt@gorringes.co.uk 

15 North Street, Lewes, Sussex BN7 2PE 

Clifford Lansberry 

+44 (0)1273 472503 

clifford@gorringes.co.uk 

VIEWING 

Friday 24th September 9.00-5.00 

Saturday 25th September 9.00-1.00 

Monday 27th September 9.00-4.30 

BUYER’S PREMIUM 

23% + VAT 

payable on the hammer price of all lots 

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Dan Bray 

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Roger Mead 

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Front Cover: Lot 378 

Back Cover: Lot 23 

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* Import tax of 5% on the hammer price 

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CONDITION REPORTS 

Rarely are things at auction in perfect condition so do satisfy yourself as to the condition of each lot. 

Condition reports are not printed in the catalogue. They are all available in the online catalogue at www. 

gorringes.co.uk. Please email if you require further information about a lot. 

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provide VAT refunds documentation for hand-carried exports. In order to qualify for a VAT refund, your 

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money laundering regulations). Please note we do not accept credit cards or American Express. 

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in-house packing where practical but high value and delicate items may well require a specialist. 

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COLLECTION 

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within two weeks of the sale date will be held in storage and charged at the rate of £5+ VAT per lot per 

day. Please contact us if you require special arrangements to be made regarding storage. 

CONDITIONS OF SALE 

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ORDER OF SALE 

Tuesday 28th September at 9.30am. 

Miscellanea 

Bronzes and Metalware 

Ceramics and Glass 

Asian Works of Art 

Clocks 

Carpets & Furniture 

1 - 31 

32 - 76 

77 - 109 

110 - 227 

228 - 247 

248 - 355 

Tuesday 28th September at 1.00pm. 

Paintings and Prints 

Silver - 3.30pm approx 

Watches, Medals & 

Jewellery - 4.00pm approx 

356 - 548 

549 - 633 

634 - 770 

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Miscellenea, Bronzes & Metalware 

Lots 1 - 76 

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Lot 1 

A Prince of Wales investiture 

chair, 1969 

Designed by The Earl of 

Snowdon, dated and stamped to 

underside.H 79cm. 

Lot 2 

£300 - 500 

A mahogany cased and glazed 

embroidered fire screen of 

Royal interest 

with applied inscribed badge 

verso ‘The trimmings used 

in decoration on balconies in 

Westminster abbey. Coronation 

of King George VI, May 1937. B 

Momtyn-Owen.108 x 62cm. 

Lot 3 

£200 - 400 

A small embroidered cushion, 

previously owned by Duke & 

Duchess Windsor 

previously sold by Sotheby’s in 

the Duke & Duchess of Windsor 

sale, September 11-19, 1997. 

28 x 28cm. 

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£200 - 300 

Lot 4 

A signed and dated 

Coronation day portrait 

photograph, Queen Alexandra 

of Denmark 

scripted top left, W & D. Downey, 

61 Ebury St, London, S.W, 

signed and dated August 9th, 

1902, in a floral gilt plaster frame 

surmounted with a crowned rose 

garland. 

44 x 33cm.. 

Lot 5 

£200 - 400 

Maud of Wales (The Queen 

Consort of Norway), a signed 

portrait photograph, dated 

1899 

in a simple gilt plaster frame, 

surmounted with a crown resting 

on a cushion. 

29 x 20cm. 

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£100 - 200 

Lot 6 

Royal Interest: an archive of 

letters, telegrams and other 

correspondence from the 

Private Secretaries of Queen 

Victoria and Edward VII, 

Coventry MP Henry William 

Eaton and other dignitaries 

to Albert Samuel Tomson, 

The Lord Mayor of Coventry, 

c.1874-1908, 

the correspondence also relates 

to the gift of bicycles to Queen 

Victoria by the Swift Cycle 

Company founded by James 

Starley, together with passports 

and indentures named to Albert 

Samuel Tomson. 

see Gorringes website for a 

detailed description 

Lot 7 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A pair of Elizabeth II limed oak 

Coronation stools 

H 48cm. W 46cm. D 31cm. 

£300 - 500

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Lot 8 

§ Alfred Bestall, British, (1892- 

1986) two original bespoke 

drawings of Rupert The Bear, 

each dedicated to the vendor 

“Please ask Elizabeth to 

hurry home again”, pen and 

watercolour on postcard, framed 

and glazed. Together with 

“Thank you for lending me your 

garage”, ink on paper, framed 

and glazed (2) 

Consigned for sale by the 

original recipient, a neighbour 

and family friend of the artist 

during the vendor’s childhood, 

the pieces gifted during a time 

when the youngster was unwell 

and separately in appreciation 

for sharing the family garage. 

The postcard bearing the 

vendors maiden name and 

Brighton address, dated 20 

November 1953. 

8.5 x 11.5 and 16 x 13cm. 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Lot 9 

Two 16th century 

Netherlandish stained glass 

roundels, ‘’The Nativity’’ and 

‘’St. John on Patmos, 

23 and 24.5 cm diameter 

Lot 10 

£250 - 350 

An unusually large painted 

pine doll’s house, modelled 

upon a Victorian lodge house, 

Estate Carpenter made, Lake 

District 

initalled CDH 1863, the front of 

the house with removable panels 

opening to expose furnished 

rooms, 

H 156cm W 198cm 

Lot 11 

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£800 - 1,200 

An early 19th century Grand 

Tour souvenir sienna marble 

urn 

Of fluted oval form, with 

rectangular green marble plinth 

and black marble base, 

H 27.5cm. W 26.5cm. D 17cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 12 

A fine late 18th century 

ivory and printed vellum fan, 

engraved by F. Bartolozzi 

(1727-1815), 

the leaf printed and 

handcoloured in England with 

cherubs in reserves, the ivory 

sticks and guards probably from 

Dieppe, carved with neoclassical 

figures, birds and vessels, an 

old label states that the fan 

was gifted to Mrs John Hall by 

Bartolozzi, cased 

fan radius 27.5cm, case W 62cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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Lot 13 

A rare 18th century ‘Land 

of Matrimony’ and ‘Land of 

Celibacy’ fan, 17.5cm long 

Lot 14 

£600 - 800 

A 19th century Anglo-Indian 

white and stained bone chess 

set, with unusual carved 

palmate decoration 

Kings 9.5cm. 

Lot 15 

£800 - 1,200 

A 17th/18th century Northern 

European ivory female 

anatomical figure, probably 

German Nuremberg in the 

manner of Stephan Zick (1639- 

1715) 

with removable upper torso, 

intestines and arms, fixed to a 

fabric covered ebonised plinth, 

Overall 23 x 7cm. 

£3,000 - 5,000 

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Lot 16 

A cast iron starting cannon, 

probably 18th/19th century, 

on a wooden carriage with cast 

iron wheels 

H 35cm. L 59cm. D 31cm. 

Lot 17 

£400 - 600 

A 19th century Starr Arms 

Company six shot percussion 

revolver, 35.5cm. 

Lot 18 

£400 - 600 

A late 19th century Black 

Forest carved wood and horn 

‘bear’ whip hook 

modelled as a bear huntsman 

H 31cm. W 9cm. 

£500 - 700 

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Lot 19 

A unusual Inuit ‘skull’ carved 

walrus baculum, believed to 

be 19th century, 

Intricately carved and pierced 

with a series of twelve human 

skulls of varying size, 

49.5 cm. 

Lot 20 

£3,000 - 4,000 

An Edwardian oak cased 

Columbia gramophone 

stamped PAT Aug 13, 1901. 

with a group of 78 rpm records 

including jazz. 

H 70cm. 

£300 - 500

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Lot 21 

A late 19th century Swiss 

harpe harmonique piccolo 

cylinder music box 

accommodating four 33cm 

brass cylinders (all present) 

each playing over six aires, the 

movement stamped throughout 

2355, the original sound card 

marked ‘P.V.F, Ste. Croix 

(Suisse) (Lith: Vallluet & Fils) 

H 21cm. W 84cm. D 31cm. 

Lot 22 

£2,000 - 3,000 

§ Jonathan Loxley (British, 

b.1960), ‘Gia Panta’, a 

Portuguese rosa marble 

sculpture 

on black plinth 

H 42cm. W 47cm. 

Lot 23 

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£1,500 - 2,000 

After Jean-Antoine Houdon 

(1786-1846), a late 19th 

century white marble bust of 

Diana the Huntress 

H 62cm. See illustration on title 

page. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 24 

Prof. Pietro Lazzerini (Italian, 

1842-1918), a carrara marble 

bust of a maiden 

signed verso 

H 43cm. 

Lot 25 

£1,000 - 1,500 

After Sir Francis Chantry .A 

white marble bust of King 

George IV, 

unsigned, 

H 62cm. 

Lot 26 

£6,000 - 8,000 

A mid 19th century marble 

bust of a British Peninsular 

War army officer wearing the 

Army Gold Cross and Garter 

Star, 

unsigned, on a socle, 

H 34cm. 

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£2,000 - 3,000 

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Lot 27 

A Cypriot carved limestone 

Votive figure of a goddess, 7th 

century B.C., standing wearing 

a laurel wreath and holding 

a symbol in her right hand, 

Provenance; The Zwemmer 

Gallery, 1949, 

H. 65cm. W 32cm. D 18cm. 

Lot 28 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Two Cypro-archaic vessels, 

c.600-450 BC, 

H 46cm. & 21cm. 

£300 - 500 

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A 19th century French 

coloured straw work box and 

detachable cover, 37cm 

the lid decorated with a basket of 

flowers the underside with father 

and son hunting, internally with 

six compartments one decorated 

with a frigate at sea 

37 x 27 x 8cm. 

Lot 30 

£200 - 300 

A 19th-century French walnut 

and ivory model of Notre 

Dame Cathedral 

with carved and pierced windows 

and applied ivory detailing, 

H 66cm. W 50cm. D 31cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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Lot 31 

Attributed to Hans Mayr (active 

1870) - a carved and painted 

limewood tableau of The Last 

Supper, after Leonardo da 

Vinci, dated 1872 

see the Kingston Lacy Collection 

for a similar work 

32cm high, 94 x 33cm. 

Lot 32 

£800 - 1,200 

A Coalbrookdale cast iron 

‘griffin’ boot scraper 

H 19cm. W 44cm. D 37cm. 

£200 - 300 

Lot 33 

A pair of 19th century ormolu 

andirons 

with figural and scrolling mounts, 

united by a pierced kerb 

Each 38cm high, 33cm wide. The 

kerb uniting them 86cm long. 

Lot 34 

£400 - 600 

An early 17th century pewter 

flagon of tall cylindrical form, 

maker’s mark ‘BB’ 

H 37cm. 

£300 - 400

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Lot 35 

A late 17th century pewter 

charger of large proportions, 

the rim with armorial 

(touchmarks rubbed) 

63cm diameter. 

Lot 36 

£300 - 500 

A mid-17th century pewter 

flagon of large proportions 

With wrythen thumbpiece and 

broad foot 

H 31cm. 

Lot 37 

£300 - 500 

An early 17th century pewter 

flagon of large proportions 

with scroll thumbpiece and 

handle, H 34cm. 

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£300 - 500 

Lot 38 

Two pairs of Adam Revival 

ormolu ram’s mask motif wall 

lights 

with ribbon tied crests and 

acanthus scroll branches, minor 

differences to the branches and 

sconces, 

H 59cm. W 29cm. & H 59cm. W 

23cm. 

Lot 39 

£800 - 1,200 

A pair of Louis XVI style 

ormolu three branch wall 

lights 

with urn crested lion’s mask 

stems and bell-husk moulded 

scroll branches, 

H 55cm. W 45cm. 

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£400 - 600 

Lot 40 

A pale cream onyx, gilt bronze 

and champlevé enamelled 

pedestal urn on swept 

supports with swag and 

satyr mask decoration and a 

similar onyx, gilt bronze and 

champlevé enamelled torchere 

Urn H 41cm. W 22cm. Pedestal 

H 104cm. W 28cm. 

Lot 41 

£600 - 800 

A pair of elaborate gilt metal 

and green onyx six-light 

candelabra table lamps 

on pedestal urn supports 

incorporating champlevé 

enamel plaques 

H 70cm. 

Lot 42 

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£250 - 350 

A pair of 19th-century French 

bronze and ormolu candelabra 

with scrolling branches and 

classical maiden stems on foliate 

motif squared pedestals 

H 68cm. W 32cm. 

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£2,000 - 3,000 

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Lot 43 

A Franz Bergman cold painted 

bronze model of a snarling 

tiger 

Stamped ‘Bergman, Geschutz, 

479’ 

H 10cm. L 19cm. 

Lot 44 

£300 - 500 

Henry Dasson, an hexagonal 

ormolu table plateau, 

mounted with masks and pierced 

scrolling borders, green watered 

silk lining, 

H 11cm. D 38cm. 

Lot 45 

£800 - 1,200 

Turi Weinmann, (German, 

1883-1950). A lifesize bronze 

head study, possibly a selfportrait 

of the artist, 

signed and inscribed ‘Grünwald 

b. München’, raised on a marble 

plinth base, 

H 39cm overall. 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 46 

A pair of large faux bronze 

figures of centaurs, ex. 

Castlehyde House estate, 

Michael Flatley 

each with bronzed finish and 

ebonised integral plinths, 

Largest H 91cm. L 56cm. 

Lot 47 

£400 - 600 

A 19th century bronze figure 

of Eros, 

standing holding an ormolu bow, 

on rouge marble and ormolu 

plinth 

H 37cm. W 22cm. D 12cm. 

Lot 48 

£1,000 - 1,500 

After the Antique, a Grand 

Tour bronze figure of Hermes 

seated upon a rock, 

H 19cm. W 19cm. 

Lot 49 

£200 - 300 

Gotthilf Jaeger (German, 1871- 

1933), a bronze figure of Zeus 

mounted as a lamp 

on a marble plinth, H 75cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 50 

Rtion Sauvage, a bronze figure 

of Apollo, 

standing with a boar’s head at 

his feet, signed, on marble socle 

H 42cm. D 12cm. 

Lot 51 

£800 - 1,000 

A large 19th century bronze 

figure of a classical maiden 

standing, adjusting her toga, 

Reproduction Mecanique stamp 

to the side, on integral square 

base, 

H 55cm. W 17cm. 

Lot 52 

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£1,000 - 1,500 

Eugene Delaplanche (French, 

1836-1891), a bronze figure of 

the nymph ‘Zephyr’ 

dancing with her arms raised 

aloft, signed on an integral base 

with foundry stamp 

H 40cm. W 12cm. 

£800 - 1,200

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Lot 56 

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After Jacques Bousseau 

(French, 1681-1740) 

a French bronze study of 

Ulysses bending the bow, 

inscribed to base. 

H 37cm. 

Lot 54 

£500 - 800 

Eugene Quinton (1853-1892) 

a large gilt bronze figure ‘The 

Young Hunter’, 

with F. Barbedienne foundry 

mark, raised on a marble plinth 

base, H 61 cm. 

A large and impressive lifesize 

bronze model after the 

Medici Riccardi horse’s head, 

20th century 

H 80cm. L 97cm. 

Lot 57 

£1,800 - 2,200 

After Carl Kauba, a gilded, 

silvered and patinated bronze 

figure of a Native American 

chieftain, 

raised on a stepped agate plinth 

base 

H 36 cm. (from tip of spear) 

£600 - 800 

£200 - 300 

Lot 55 

Lot 58 

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A large and impressive fullsize 

bronze model after the 

Medici Riccardi horse’s head, 

20th century, 

with foundry marks to interior 

H 80cm. L 97cm. 

Jules Moigniez (1835-1894), 

an animalier bronze group of 

a sparrow hawk, weasel and 

hedge bird, 

signed on the naturalistic base 

H 46cm. W 36cm. D 28cm. 

£1,800 - 2,200 

£600 - 800 

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Lot 59 

After Giambologna. A lead 

garden figure of Mercury 

standing upon a putto head 

waterspout and square base 

H118cm. 

Lot 60 

£400 - 600 

Prosper Lecourtier (1855- 

1924). A French bronze model 

of a bull mastiff ‘Prenez Garde 

au Chien’, 

with signed naturalistic oval 

base, 

H 33cm. W 26cm. 

£500 - 700 

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Lot 61 

Emanuel Fremiet (1824-1910), 

a bronze model of a horse and 

jockey, signed in the naturalistic 

rectangular base, 

H 44.5cm. L 46cm. 

Lot 62 

£1,000 - 1,500 

§ Jose-Luis Sanchez (1926- 

2018), bronze, Untitled, 

Signed and numbered, 

H 10cm. W 15cm. 

Lot 63 

£300 - 500 

Antonio Pandiani (1838-1928), 

a bronze study of Victor 

Emmanuel II of Italy 

marked to base A.Pandiani 

Milano. Exposizione Ind. Italiana 

1881, H 52cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 64 

Georges Malissard (French, 

1877-1942), An equestrian 

bronze of Marshall Foch, 

Signed and dated 1919, 

H 48cm. W 45cm. 

Lot 65 

£1,500 - 2,500 

Alfredo Pina (1883-1966). A 

bronze figure of Héraclès 

kneeling upon a rocky mound, 

signed on the stone, 

H 51cm. W 53cm. 

Lot 66 

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£800 - 1,200 

§ Igor Mitoraj (1944-2014), 

bronze patinated sculpture, 

Half study of a man’s face 

signed, on marble plinth 

H 14.5cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500

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Lot 67 

A 19th century bronze figure of 

Napoleon 

on a marble plinth base, with 

applied dedication ‘il sut vivre 

en heros et mourir en grand 

homme’, (he lived as a hero and 

died a great man) 

H 37cm. 

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£400 - 600 

Lot 69 

§ James Osborne (1940- 

1992), a limited edition bronze 

‘Steeplechase’, 

with signed bronze socle 

and green marble base, with 

certificate numbered 4/10 and 

related brochure 

H 49cm. W 43cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 68 

Barry Jackson (SA, 1948-), a 

bronze group of two lions, 

standing upon a naturalistic 

base, signed and dated ‘99, 

1/15, on marble plinth 

H 36cm. W 36cm. D 21cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 70 

James Osborne (1940-1992), 

bronze, Head of a young 

woman with flowing hair 

signed in the bronze and dated 

‘80, 

H 36cm. 

£200 - 300 

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Lot 72 

A tall Indian bronze figure 

of the Hindu deity Shiva 

Chandrashekhara, 18th/19th 

century, 

on a square base with fixing 

lugs, 

H 33.5cm. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 73 

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An Art Deco bronze figure of a 

dancer, signed Morante 

on marble plinth 

W 40cm. H 25cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 74 

G.Garrett. A pair of Art Deco 

bronze bookends modelled as 

American Indian chiefs heads 

signed, on black marble plinths 

H 19cm. W 12.5cm. 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 71 

A Persian repousse white 

metal wall mirror, first half 

20th century, inset with various 

portrait miniatures and inscribed 

panels, 

65.5 x 51 cm. 

£300 - 500 

Lot 75 

Karl Hagenauer. A brass and 

ebonised bronze figure of an 

African water carrier, 

with vase on her head and brass 

rings around her neck and one 

leg, on integral plinth base with 

maker’s stamp, H 117cm. 

Lot 76 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Josef Lorenzl , an Art Deco 

bronze figure of a dancing girl, 

signed, on an onyx plinth with 

later teak base, H 34 cm. 

£500 - 800

Decorative Arts, 

Ceramics & Glass 

Lots 77 - 109 

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Lot 77 

Christoper Dresser for Old Hall 

Earthenware Company Ltd, a 

pair of vases, c.1884, 

each of conical form applied with 

a pair of handles in the form of 

grotesque seated men, the body 

decorated in aesthetic style with 

pink flowers and leaves, pattern 

number 4508 to base, 

H 36 cm. 

Lot 78 

£1,000 - 2,000 

A Daum ‘Violets’ cameo glass 

square vase, signed ‘Daum 

Nancy’ with Cross of Lorraine, 

12cm high 

Lot 79 

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£500 - 700 

Josef Lorenzl for 

Goldscheider, a rare large 

pottery figure of a dancer, 

black printed ‘Goldscheider 

made in Austria’ mark, impressed 

model number 6005/1/10, 

40cm high 

£3,500 - 5,000 

Lot 80 

A Charles Vyse pottery figure 

The Balloon Seller, c.1922, 

inscribed in blue ‘Chelsea 1922 

CV’, 

22.5 cm high 

Lot 81 

£300 - 500 

Stefan Dakon for 

Goldscheider, an Art Deco 

pottery figure of a girl wearing 

a Sombrero, c.1935, 

black printed Goldscheider 

marks, impressed model no. 

6912/84/19, 

30.5cm high 

Lot 82 

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£400 - 600 

An R. Lalique ‘Domremy’ grey 

frosted glass vase, 

with orange staining, moulded 

mark R Lalique, 

21.5cm 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 83 

A Lalique ‘Ondines’ frosted 

glass vase, post war 

engraved mark Lalique France, 

24cm high 

Lot 84 

£300 - 500 

A Lalique ‘Tete D’Epervier’ 

topaz glass car mascot, 

moulded mark LALIQUE 

FRANCE, 

6.5 cm high, 

Lot 85 

£500 - 800 

A Lalique ‘Cannes’ frosted 

glass ashtray, post war, 

etched mark Lalique France, 

19.5cm diameter 

Lot 86 

£150 - 250 

A Lalique ‘Nemours’ pattern 

bowl, designed in 1929, post 

war, 

engraved mark Lalique France, 

25.5 cm diameter 

£400 - 600

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Lot 87 

Elizabeth Graydon-Stannus, 

an unusual mottled pink and 

purple glass vase, circa 1930, 

of flattened pear form with 

applied blue lug handles, etched 

‘Gray-Stan’ to base 

44cm high 

Lot 88 

£300 - 400 

Rush Dougherty for Steuben 

Glass, New York, ‘Triangles 

II’, polished and unpolished 

geometric form, 12.5 cm wide, 

with presentation box and 

certificate 

Lot 89 

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£300 - 500 

A Hermes, Paris ‘ Toucans’ 

part dinner service 

including ten menu holders, ten 

side plates, eleven dinner plates, 

27cm, a tureen and two covers, 

31.5 cm, an oval dish/platter, 

39.5 cm, a circular bowl, 29 cm, 

printed marks 

£500 - 700 

Lot 90 

§ Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) 

for Madoura pottery, an 

oblong dish with Goat’s Head 

in Profile (Tete de chevre de 

profil), c.1952, A.R. 146 

from an edition of 250, 

impressed maker’s marks, 

51 cm x 31 cm. Provenance - 

Sotheby’s, 20th of March 1996 

sale, Lot 105. 

Lot 91 

£5,000 - 7,000 

A large Royal Doulton pottery 

figure of an elephant, HN2640, 

probably a prototype model, 

green printed Royal Doulton 

mark, inscribed in black 

‘HN2640, PC 28.7.81, NOT FOR 

SALE’ 

58 cm long 

Lot 92 

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£300 - 500 

A large Paris porcelain vase, 

by Rue Theroux, c.1790, 

finely painted with garlands and 

festoons of pink roses and purple 

flowers, on a faux marble plinth 

base, puce crowned ‘A’ mark to 

base 

76cm high, restored 

£400 - 600 

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Lot 93 

A Meissen rococo group of a 

seated lady and a dog c.1760, 

The lady seated amid gilt 

highlighted scroll work, on a 

scrollwork and flower encrusted 

base, underglaze blue cross 

swords mark to edge of base, 

18 cm high, some restorations 

Lot 94 

£300 - 500 

A Meissen figure of a lute 

player, c.1755 

on a flower encrusted base, 

underglaze blue crossed swords 

mark to rear of base, 

13.8 cm high, some restoration 

£300 - 500 

Lot 95 

A pair of Meissen figural 

flower holders c.1755, 

modelled as a seated lady and 

gentlemen holding a basket, the 

base encrusted with flowers and 

leaves, underglaze blue crossed 

swords mark only visible to the 

female figure, H 20cm and 19.5 

cm, restoration 

Lot 96 

97 

£500 - 700 

A pair of large Paris porcelain 

vases, early 19th century, 

painted with a gentleman playing 

a lyre and a lady visiting a 

monument, unmarked, 

39 cm high, some restoration 

£500 - 700 

Lot 97 

A pair of Paris porcelain 

vases, early 19th century, 

painted with King Francis I and 

Queen Marguerite of France, 

within arched cartouches on 

a ‘jewelled’ dry blue ground, 

unmarked 

33.5 cm high, one base restored 

Lot 98 

£400 - 600 

A Sevres biscuit porcelain 

figure of a cherub, c.1882-4, 

on a bleu royale plinth inscribed 

in gilt ‘Qui que tu sois, voici 

ton maitre, Il l’est, Le fut, ou le 

doit etre’, printed mark ‘Dore a 

Sevres 84’, H 31.5 cm. 

£500 - 700

98 99 

101 

Lot 99 

A Meissen figural group of the 

Garden of Eden, 19th century, 

modelled with Adam and Eve 

standing beneath the Tree 

of Knowledge and about to 

partake of the Forbidden Fruit, 

the serpent coils around the 

branches above them while 

different animals gather around 

them, blue crossed swords mark, 

incised model no ‘665’ 

32 cm high. 

Lot 100 

£800 - 1,200 

A composed set of five 

Meissen figures of the Senses, 

19th/20th century, 

on shaped rectangular bases, 

underglaze blue crossed swords 

marks and incised model 

numbers E1 - E5, 

12.5 cm - 14.5 cm high. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 101 

A Baccarat close packed 

millefiori glass paperweight, 

dated 1848, 

with pictorial silhouette canes 

and ‘B1848’ cane, 

diameter 6.5cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 102 

A Royal Copenhagen ‘Flora 

Danica’ part dinner service, 

comprising three large dishes, 

25.5cm, 30.5cm and 33.5cm, 

three plates, 24.5cm, four 

22.5cm plates and soup 

bowls, 22.5cm, all painted with 

individual titled flowers with gilt 

‘dog-tooth’ border, printed and 

inscribed marks 

£2,500 - 3,000 

100 

102 

25

103 

107 

106 

104 

109 

Lot 103 

A Berlin porcelain dessert 

service, mid 19th century, 

each piece of octagonal shape, 

painted with flowers and insects, 

within lattice pierced and 

gilded borders, comprising four 

baskets, 20.5cm, three dishes, 

26cm and 10 desert plates, 

21cm, each with underglaze blue 

sceptre marks, 

Lot 104 

£800 - 1,200 

Two Doccia porcelain plaques, 

19th century, 

each decorated in semirelief, 

the largest with a battle 

scene and the second with a 

Bacchanalian scene, 

14cm x 24cm and 8cm x 15cm, 

each framed 

15cm 

£200 - 300 

108 105 

Lot 105 

A Russian porcelain armorial 

plate, Imperial Porcelain 

Factory, St. Petersburg, Period 

of Alexander II, (ruled 1856-81), 

painted and gilt with a coat of 

arms reserved against a double 

headed eagle within a gilt rim, 

probably made as a supplement 

to a Berlin service made for Paul 

Petrovich, circa 1778, 


Lot 106 

£300 - 500 

A pair of Victorian majolica 

elliptical jardinieres, probably 

Minton, 

each decorated with leaf scrolls 

on a turquoise ground, the 

interior pink glazed, indistinct 

impressed marks to one and 

impressed shape number 1087, 

46 cm wide 

Lot 107 

£300 - 500 

A Bristol Delft guglet water 

bottle, c.1760, 

painted with floral sprays, the 

neck with leaf lappets, 

24.3cm high 

£300 - 500 

Lot 108 

Leighton Maybury after Sir 

Alfred Munnings - a set of four 

porcelain plaques depicting 

horse fairs, 

each painted on a Limoges blank 

and inscribed verso, signed and 

dated 1979, 

24 x 32cm, excluding frames and 

mounts 

Lot 109 

£500 - 800 

A large Chamberlains 

Worcester porcelain tray, 

c.1835, 

finely painted with a titled view 

‘Hyde Park Corner’, depicting 

Decimus Burton’s Ionic screen 

surrounded by figures and 

carriages, within gilt tooled dry 

blue borders, iron read inscribed 

mark Chamberlains Worcester 

New Bond Street London, 

58cm, restored 

£400 - 600 

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Asian Works of 

Art 

Lots 110-227 

199 

27

110 

111 

112 

28 

113 

Lot 110 

A Japanese Arita blue and 

white tankard, c.1700, 

painted with figures and birds 

in mountainous landscapes 

within scrolling foliate borders, 

the matching scrolled handle 

with hole to accommodate a 

European mount, 23.8 cm high 

Lot 111 

£300 - 500 

Two fine Satsuma rectangular 

jars and wooden covers, by 

Kinkozan, Meiji period, 

each finely painted with figures 

in landscapes or chickens, on 

a gilt-decorated blue ground, 

signed with paper label for S. 

Kinkozan,11cm high, wooden 

covers and stands 

Lot 112 

£600 - 900 

A large Japanese Imari 

ovoid vase, Meiji period, by 

Fukagawa, 

painted with a phoenix amid 

brocade pattern bands, the rim 

with dragons chasing flaming 

pearls, mountain and river mark, 

37.5 cm high, wood stand 

£800 - 1,200 

114 

Lot 113 

Two Japanese ivory netsuke 

of a tiger, Edo period, first half 

19th century, 

each with horn inlaid eyes, 

unsigned, 

4cm and 5cm 

Lot 114 

£400 - 600 

Three Japanese boxwood 

netsuke, 19th century, 

the first in the form of a rat 

eating a seedpod, engraved two 

character signature to base, the 

second of a seated man howling, 

engraved two character mark to 

base and the last of a dancing 

man, engraved two character 

mark to his robes, 

3.5–6.5 cm 

Lot 115 

£200 - 300 

A Japanese ivory netsuke of 

figures seated around a table, 

Meiji period, 

the underside carved with basket 

weave, unsigned, 

4.5 cm 

£200 - 300 

Lot 116 

An impressive Japanese 

bronze ‘elephant’ koro, 19th 

century, 

modelled as a caparisoned 

elephant surmounted by a three 

tier pagoda, 

77 cm long, 89 cm high 

Lot 117 

£600 - 800 

Japanese School, Edo period, 

painting on silk of a noble 

lady, 

reclining on a daybed holding a 

tobacco pipe with an attendant 

kneeling beside her, 

Provenance - collection of the 

late Tom Maschler, ex Andre 

Cheney & Fils label 

23 x 52.5 cm, laid on board 

Lot 118 

115 

£150 - 250 

Japanese School, Edo period, 

painting on silk of a bijin, 

with brocade borders, 

Provenance – collection of the 

late Thomas Maschler 

61 x 21.5 cm, laid on board 

£150 - 250

116 

118 

119 

Lot 119 

Kishi Ganku (1749-1838), a 

pair of Sumi paintings on silk 

of snow leopards, signed 

Tenkai Ganku, 

with brocade borders and 

original black and gilt Aesthetic 

frames incorporating scroll 

compartments verso, 

Images 104cm x 49.5cm 

Lot 120 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A Japanese cloisonné vase 

mounted as a lamp, attributed 

to Ando, mid 20th century 

decorated in silver wire and 

musen technique with Koi carp 

on a pale green ground, between 

silver mounted rims, Jungin 

silver mark to base, Provenance 

- Mr W G Pullen, 

24cm high, base drilled 

£150 - 250 

Lot 121 

A set of three Japanese bronze 

and ivory okimono of ‘Go’ 

players, Meiji period, each 

kneeling at a table and playing 

‘Go’, cast six character seal 

marks to bases, Provenance - Mr 

W G Pullen,12 - 13cm high 

Lot 122 

£500 - 700 

A Chinese famille rose yen-yen 

vase, Yongzheng period (1723- 

35), painted with Immortals in 

landscapes with rockwork and 

flowers, 40.5 cm high, (a.f) 

Lot 123 

117 

£500 - 700 

A Chinese blue and white 

beaker vase, gu, Kangxi period 

(1662-1722), 

finely painted with a swordsman 

and attendants amid rockwork, 

apocryphal Xuande six character 

mark to base, ring turned foot, 

21.2cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

120 122 

Lot 124 

A Chinese export famille rose 

plate, Qianlong period, 

finely painted with figures in a 

pavilion garden with a dog, the 

lady seated at a table with an 

abacus, scholarly objects and 

books, 


123 

121 

124 

£200 - 300 

29

125 

126 

127 

138 

128 

30 

Lot 125 

A large Chinese blue glazed 

bottle vase, 18th/19th century, 

with white glazed rim and base, 

40cm high 

Lot 126 

£800 - 1,200 

A Chinese famille rose saucer 

dish, Yongzheng period, 

painted with a scene from 

the Romance of the Three 

Kingdoms, 

11.7 cm diameter, slight faults 

Lot 127 

£400 - 600 

A pair of small Chinese blue 

and white garlic-neck vases, 

Kangxi period 

each painted two arched panels 

with flowers rockwork and 

insects, 

13.5 cm high 

Lot 128 

£400 - 600 

A pair of Chinese Ming blue 

and white bowls, Wanli period, 

each painted with continuous 

landscapes, apocryphal 

Chenghua marks to base, 


£300 - 500 

Lot 129 

A near pair of Chinese blue 

and white ovoid jars, Kangxi 

period, 

each painted with ribbon tied 

objects and flowers, lappeted 

borders, 

10 cm high, wood covers 

Lot 130 

£300 - 500 

A fine pair of Chinese famille 

rose plates, Yongzheng period, 

each painted with two ladies in 

a rockwork garden with precious 

objects on a table and the 

ground within gilt arabesque and 

turquoise diaper pattern borders, 


Lot 131 

129 

£800 - 1,200 

A pair of Chinese famille rose 

‘sages’ tea bowls and saucers, 

Qianlong period, 

each painted with two sages and 

an attendant boy holding what is 

probably a musical instrument, in 

a rockwork garden, within black 

enamelled cellular borders, 

saucers 11.7cm diameter 

£300 - 500 

137 

Lot 132 

A Chinese famille rose 

‘hawk’ tea bowl and saucer, 

Yongzheng period, 

of semi-eggshell porcelain, finely 

painted with a hawk in a tree, on 

a black enamel cellular ground, 

there is also what appears to be 

a hand mirror with ribbon and 

tassel and the unusual use of 

silvering for the mirror plate, 

saucer 11.5cm diameter 

Lot 133 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese famille rose ‘fish’ 

bowl, late 19th/early 20th 

century, 

the interior painted with goldfish 

amid pond weed, the exterior 

with four claw dragons amid 

white flowers on a turquoise 

ground, unglazed base, 

40.5 cm diameter, 37 cm high, 

cracked 

Lot 134 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese porcelain mounted 

hardwood four fold screen, 

mid 19th century, 

the shaped famille rose plaques 

finely painted with the figures of 

immortals and fruit sprigs, 

Total size H 127cm x W 122cm 

£2,000 - 3,000

130 

131 

132 

133 

134 

Lot 135 

Two Yixing polished teapots 

made for the Thai market, 

late 19th century, the first 

with paktong mounted rims 

and handle, impressed makers 

mark, the second with gilt metal 

mounts, impressed makers 

mark, 19.5 and 9.5 cm high 

Lot 136 

135 

£200 - 300 

Two similar Chinese famille 

rose hexagonal garden seats, 

c.1830-50, 

each typically painted with 

reserves of figures amid 

pavilions and pierced with coin 

motifs, on a gilt ground, the 

borders with raised gilt bosses, 

47 cm high 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 137 

Two Chinese famille rose 

vases, 19th/early 20th century, 

the square vase painted with 

dignitaries and boys in a garden 

and with flowers, Daoguang seal 

mark, and the hu vase with boys 

in a garden and pavilion setting, 

Qianlong mark, 

7.7cm and 6cm high, one wood 

stand 

Lot 138 

136 

£400 - 600 

A large Chinese blue and white 

‘ladies’ vase, Kangxi mark, 

19th century, 

painted with ladies playing music 

and weiqi in a garden setting, the 

cover with boys amid rockwork, 

44cm high, wood stand 

£500 - 700 

Lot 139 

A large Chinese famille rose 

‘phoenix’ vase, 19th century, 

painted with phoenixes amid 

peonies, 

43.5cm excluding later glued 

lamp mount 

Lot 140 

140 

£500 - 700 

A set of three Chinese famille 

rose shaped square plaques 

and another similar plaque, 

19th century, 

three finely painted with river 

landscapes, and the fourth with 

a dignitary and attendants in a 

landscape (splinter chip at edge), 

Provenance - Mr W G Pullen, 

20.5cm to 21cm wide, later 

mounted and framed (4) 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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141 

143 

144 

142 

32 

Lot 141 

A fine Chinese famille rose 

‘boys’ plaque, Guangxu mark 

but Republic period, 

finely painted with boys carrying 

gifts, within a yellow ground 

scrolling chi dragon border, in 

a silver wire inlaid ebony table 

screen frame (stand lacking), 


Plaque 31cm x 25cm, frame 

33.7cm x 28cm 

Lot 142 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A Chinese famille rose bowl, 

Daoguang seal mark and of 

the period (1821-50), 

of petal lobed form, the exterior 

painted to shaped panels with 

flower sprigs, above floral 

lappets, The interior with a bat 

to peaches two birds and two 

flowers, Provenance - Mr W G 

Pullen, 

17.8cm diameter, wood stand 

145 

£400 - 600 

Lot 143 


porcelain plaque, by Zhang 

Zhitang (1893-1971) 

painted with a kingfisher perched 

by a rocky outcrop looking at 

fish in the water below, inscribed 

upper right with red seal mark, 


25cm x 38cm. 

Lot 144 

£8,000 - 12,000 

An assembled set of five 

Chinese enamelled porcelain 

‘bird’ plaques, early - mid 

20th century, each inscribed by 

various artists, Provenance - Mr 

W G Pullen, 

each 38cm x 25cm, in similar 

mounts and frames 

Lot 145 

147 

£4,000 - 6,000 

A Chinese yellow ground 

narrow neck bottle vase, 

Yongzheng mark but mid 20th 

century, 


24.5cm high, wood stand 

£150 - 250 

Lot 146 

A set of three Chinese coral 

ground ‘boys’ vases, Jiaqing 

period (1796-1820), 

each painted in famille rose 

enamels to shaped panels with 

boys playing in landscapes 

figures, the shoulder with a 

butterfly motif, the coral ground 

gilt decorated with flowers, 

turquoise glazed interior and 

foot, 19.5 and 23.5cm high. 

Lot 147 

148 

£400 - 600 

A pair of Chinese yellow 

ground sgraffito bowls, Kangxi 

mark but mid 20th century, 

each incised to the interior with 

chi dragons And the exterior 

with lotus flowers and scrolling 

tendrils, six character marks, 


14.5cm diameter, wood stand, 

£300 - 500

146 

152 

154 

Lot 148 

A Chinese Republic period 

enamelled porcelain ‘crane’ 

dish, four-character Jing Yuan 

Tang Zhi mark, 

finely painted with two cranes, 

a pine tree, bamboo and lingzhi 

fungus, iron red mark and five 

bats to underside, Provenance - 

Mr W G Pullen, 34.3cm diameter. 

Lot 149 

£400 - 600 


cylindrical bowl, Yongzheng 

mark but Republic period, 

finely painted with scholars 

performing music and art, 


19cm diameter, 7cm high, wood 

stand 

Lot 150 

149 

£150 - 250 

A set of four Chinese famille 

rose ‘Hundred Antiques’ 

plaques, late Qing dynasty, 

each finely painted with vases, 

jardinieres and other vessels 

filled with flowers, shrubs or 

coral, Provenance - Mr W G 

Pullen, porcelain 26cm x 39cm, 

in hongmu and silk frames with 

jichimu insets to the back 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 151 

A large Chinese blue and white 

inscribed vase, late 19th/early 

20th century, 

of high shouldered square 

form, painted with sages in 

mountainous landscapes and 

inscribed with calligraphic 

poems, 

49.5cm high, some restoration 

Lot 152 

£400 - 600 

A pair of large Chinese famille 

verte jars and covers, late 19th 

century, 

painted with pheasants 

amid rockwork and flowers, 

underglaze blue double circles to 

base, 

45cm high, restoration 

Lot 153 

£600 - 800 


millefleur vase, Qianlong mark 

but Republic period, 

painted with court scenes, 

against a millefleur ground, the 

shoulder applied with a pair of 

mask ring handles, apocryphal 

seal mark to base, 

28cm high 

£400 - 600 

150 151 153 

Lot 154 


jardiniere, early 19th century, 

painted with two pheasants amid 

rockwork and peonies, 

26 cm diameter, 20.5 cm high 

Lot 155 

£300 - 500 

A pair of Chinese famille rose 

‘goldfish’ bowls, 

decorated with figures amid 

pavilions and trees, 

Provenance - a country estate 

near Rye, Sussex 

56cm diameter, with ebonised 

and marble inset stands, total 

height 91cm 

155 

£600 - 800 

33

156 

157 

163 

165 

158 

34 

Lot 156 

A Chinese late Ming lacquer 

cup and a similar dish, 17th 

century, 

the cup polychrome decorated 

with ladies and children in a 

landscape, on a black ground, 

white metal lining and base, 

10.5 cm diameter, the dish giltdecorated 

with a river landscape 

label for Grice collection, 13.2cm 

diameter 

Lot 157 

159 

£200 - 300 

A good Chinese huanghuali 

table cabinet, 18th/19th 

century, 

the frieze carved and pierced 

with dragons, lotus flowers and 

tendrils, surmounted by lion-dog 

and flower bud finials, above a 

pair of paktong mounted doors, 

enclosing an arrangement of five 

drawers with huanghuali linings, 

59.5cm wide, 42.5cm high, 

37.5cm deep 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 158 

A Chinese scholar’s rootwood 

carving of a deer, 18th century, 

with rich chestnut brown patina, 

25cm high, later wood stand 

Lot 159 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese coral standing 

figure of Shou Lao, mid 20th 

century, 11 cm high, 187g, wood 

stand 

Lot 160 

£600 - 800 

A Chinese coral figure of a tall 

lady, mid 20th century, 

14.7 cm high, 116g, wood stand 

Lot 161 

160 

161 

£800 - 1,200 

A Chinese coral figure of a 

tall lady holding a basket of 

flowers, mid 20th century, 

13.4 cm high, 77 g, wood stand 

£400 - 600 

162 

Lot 162 


female immortal standing by 

rockwork, mid 20th century 

11.5 cm high, 109g, Silver wire 

inlaid wood stand 

Lot 163 

£400 - 600 


lady, mid 20th century, 7.8 cm 

high, 9 cm wide, 60g. 

Lot 164 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese coral figure of a tall 

lady holding a Lotus sprig, 

mid 20th century 

11.1 cm high, 59g, wood stand 

Lot 165 

164 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese coral seated figure 

of Guanyin and a similar figure 

of a lady, mid 20th century 

4.3 and 9.3 cm high, 82g gross, 

wood stands 

£200 - 300

166 

167 

168 

169 

Lot 166 

A Chinese jadeite ‘dragon’ belt 

hook, 

8.8cm long 

Lot 167 

£600 - 800 

A Chinese russet jade 

pendant, 19th century, 

carved in high relief and 

openwork with a bat, flowers and 

leaves, 

7.3cm 

Lot 168 

170 

£300 - 500 

A fine Chinese pale celadon 

jade ‘rope twist’ vase, Qing 

dynasty, of flattened baluster 

form applied with a pair of 

dragon mask ring handles, 

the body carved in relief with 

interlocking rope twist in imitation 

of archaic bronze wine jars 

dating from the Warring States 

period, the stone of good even 

tone, Provenance - Mr W G 

Pullen, 

15.5cm high, wood stand 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 169 

A Chinese pale celadon jade 

carving of a mountain scene, 

19th century, Provenance - Mr 

W G Pullen, 

16 cm wide, 11.5 cm high 

excluding open work wood 

stand, small splinter chip 

Lot 170 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A pair of Chinese small jadeite 

stem cups, 20th century, 

each carved in high relief 

with a chi dragon and three 

ring handles, on a baluster 

shaped stem and domed foot, 


7.2cm high, carved wood stands 

Lot 171 

171 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese pale celadon and 

brown jade figure of a liondog, 


in recumbent pose, Provenance - 

Mr W G Pullen, 

6.7cm long, wood stand 

£200 - 300 

Lot 172 


mounted hand mirror, the jade 


the back of the mirror inset with 

a jade plaque (probably removed 

from a ruyi sceptre) carved in low 

relief with quail, millet and a bird, 

the handle formed from a jade 

‘dragon’ belt hook, Provenance - 

Mr W G Pullen, 

24.2cm long, plaque 13.2 x 

11.5cm, belt hook handle 12.3cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

172 

35

176 

179 

173 

181 

182 

174 

36 

Lot 173 

A Chinese archaistic white and 

brown jade box and cover, 

the cover carved in low relief with 

an inscription and a pair of chi 

dragons,, 8.3 x 4.3 cm 

Lot 174 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese pale grey jade 

‘chilong’ seal, 

carved in high relief and 

openwork with a scrawling Chi- 

Dragon, with four character mark 

to the base,, 5cm square 

Lot 175 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese white jade oval seal, 

carved in relief and open work 

with a lion-dog, four character 

mark to the base, 2.9cm 

£200 - 300 

185 

Lot 176 

A Chinese archaistic spinach 

green jade hexagonal censer, 

19th century, 

carved in relief with taotie masks 

and scrolling chi dragons, with 

pair of mythical beast mask 

handles, 

17.5cm wide 

Lot 177 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A Chinese yellow hardstone 

cup, 19th century, 

5cm diameter, wood stand, rim 

chip 

£400 - 600 

186 

Lot 178 


‘Shou Lao’ circular plaque, 

19th century, 

carved and pierced with the 

immortal beside a deer, 

5.3cm, wood stand 

Lot 179 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese archaistic pale 

celadon jade ‘phoenix’ vase, 


carved as a phoenix with 

geometric scrolling wings and 

talons supporting a vase on its 

back, the stone with small russet 

patches and white inclusions, 

8.3cm high 

£1,200 - 1,800

177 

178 

180 

184 

Lot 180 

A Chinese celadon jade 

‘phoenix’ cylindrical incense 

holder, 18th/19th century, 

16.7cm high, adapted wood 

stand 

Lot 181 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A Chinese Ming archaistic pale 

celadon and russet jade figure 

of a pixiu, 16th/17th century, 

on an integral rectangular base, 

11.5cm long 

Lot 182 

183 

£600 - 800 

A pair of Chinese pale celadon 

jade circular plaques, late 19th 

century, 

each reticulated and carved with 

a boy riding a qilin to both sides, 

the stone of good even tone, 

8.5cm, wood stands, 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 183 

A fine Chinese pale celadon 

jade reticulated box and cover, 

18th century, 

finely carved and pierced with 

mallow flowers and leaves, the 

cover of good even tone, the 

base with some pale russet and 

white inclusions, 

9cm diameter, wood stand 

Lot 184 

£3,000 - 5,000 


‘He He Erxian’ shaped circular 

plaque, 18th/19th century, 

the stone of good even tone, 

9.5cm wide, wood stand 

Lot 185 

187 

£800 - 1,200 

A Chinese pale celadon-grey 

jade group of a boy riding a 

qilin, 17th/18th century, 

13.5cm long, wood stand 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 186 


plaque, 19th century, 

carved in relief with a scholar 

and a boy in a garden, the 

reverse inscribed with a 12 

character inscription, 

5.5 cm high, later white metal 

brooch mount 

Lot 187 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese ‘chicken bone’ jade 

carving, 17th/18th century 

carved in high relief and open 

work with a chi dragon biting 

lingzhi, 11 cm long incl stand 

Lot 188 

£800 - 1,000 

A Tibetan gilt copper alloy 

seated figure of Buddha 

Shakyamuni, 18th century, 

the rear of the base engraved in 

Sanskrit ‘na-ta’, 13cm high 

188 

£400 - 600 

37

189 

190 

191 

192 

38 

Lot 189 


seated figure of Amitayus, 

probably 15th/16th century, 

seated in dhyanasana on a 

double-lotus base with the hands 

held in the lap holding the vase 

of amrita, dressed in robes 

decorated and adorned with 

jewellery, 

15cm high 

Lot 190 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A Himalayan bronze seated 

figure of Vajrasattva, 18th/19th 

century, 


double-lotus base with a vajra 

held to his chest and a ghanta in 

his lap, the base unsealed, 

15.5 cm high 

£400 - 600 

195 

Lot 191 


seated figure of Amitayus, 

possibly 15th/16th century, 


double-lotus base with the hands 

held in the lap holding the vase 

of amrita, his robes decorated 

and adorned with jewellery, 

unsealed, 9cm high 

Lot 192 

£600 - 800 


seated figure of Maitreya, 

possibly 15th century, 


double-lotus base with the 

hands to his chest, dressed in 

robes decorated and adorned 

with jewellery front and back, 

unsealed, 11.5 cm high 

£600 - 800 

197 

Lot 193 

Two Himalayan bronze figures 

of Bodhisattvas, 19th/20th 

century, 

the first in Pala style seated on a 

double lotus throne, 

11.5 and 9.8cm high 

Lot 194 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A large Chinese bronze tripod 

censer, ding, Xuande mark, 

Qing dynasty, 

the rim with a pair of high looped 

handles, on three tapered feet, 

cast sixteen character mark, 

17cm wide 

Lot 195 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A Chinese grey marble head 

of Guanyin, Ming dynasty or 

earlier, 

later wood base, 

16cm high 

£500 - 700

193 

194 

199 

Lot 196 

Two Chinese bronze tripod 

censers, 18th and 19th 

century, 

the first with a pair of high looped 

handles above a baluster shaped 

body, cast six character Xuande 

mark, 13cm wide, the second 

with broad rim on three stump 

shaped feet, two character 

Xuande seal mark, 11.7cm 

diameter, 

Lot 197 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese bronze tripod 

censer, 18th/19th century, 

with a pair of rope twist handles 

to the rim above a tri-lobed body 

and three tapered feet, cast six 

character Xuande mark to the 

shoulder on one side, 


Lot 198 

£300 - 500 

China, 81 Ancient round 

coins, Tang to Northern Song 

dynasty, (618-1127), 

see Condition Report for further 

details 

£300 - 400 

Lot 199 

A large Chinese Ming bronze 

figure of a Bodhisattva, 


with remnants of red and gilt 

lacquer decoration, 

41.5cm high, minor losses 

Lot 200 

196 

£400 - 600 


figure of Maitreya, 17th/18th 

century, 


double-lotus base with his 

hands held before him in 

dharmachakramudra, 

14.8cm high, worn 

198 

£600 - 800 

200 

Lot 201 

A Tibetan painted repoussé 

copper ‘demon’ mask, 


with fierce expression, 

28cm wide, 25cm high 

Lot 202 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese white metal 

cloisonné enamel and gem set 

wall mirror, mid 20th century, 

decorated with stylised dragons 

and waves mounted with jadeite 

and quartz cabochons, with a 

cloisonné border decorated with 

emblems of the eight immortals, 


29.5cm. 22.5cm wide. 

£800 - 1,200 

201 

202 

39

203 

204 

40 

205 

Lot 203 

Annam (Vietnam) 10 Lang 

silver bar, 

Stamps on face giving name of 

ruler and cyclical date. Seven 

stamps on both sides and one 

on the end giving purity, weight 

standard etc, 

Provenance - the late Maureen 

Guinness, Marchioness of 

Dufferin and Ava 

112mm x 30mm, 376g 

Lot 204 

£200 - 300 

China/Thailand, Sycee Fang 

bianding (Saddle Shape) silver 

5 Tael, 19th century 

with numerous stamps, 60mm 

x 35mm, 186g, together with 

a metal ingot which contains 

some iron impurities, engraved 

to ‘Admiral Sir Richard Webb 15 

July 1883 to 27 February 1930, 

13.7cm long, with wood plinth (2) 

Provenance - the late Maureen 

Guinness, Marchioness of 

Dufferin and Ava 

£300 - 500 

206 

Lot 205 

A pair of Chinese cloisonné 

enamel and gilt bronze ’crane’ 

candlesticks, early 20th 

century, 

each modelled holding a floral 

sprig shaped candle nozzle in its 

beak and standing upon a bixie, 

38cm high 

Lot 206 

£300 - 500 

Porcelain of the National 

Place - ‘Fine Enamelled Ware 

of the Ching Dynasty and 

Chien Lung Periods’, Vols I & 

II, published CAFA, 1967 and 

‘Treasures of China’, 1970, two 

vols (4) 39.5 x 28 cm and 38.5 

x 27 cm, Provenance Mr W G 

Pullen 

Lot 207 

207 

£250 - 350 

Da-Chien (Prof. Chang), 

‘Chinese Painting’, Yee Tin 

Tong Printing Press Ltd, Hong 

Kong, 1961, gold brocade case, 

36.5 x 27.5 cm 

£200 - 300 

209 

Lot 208 

The Beijing Rong Bao Zhai 

Shi Jianpu Poetry Book, 

with woodblock illustrations 

by famous artists including Qi 

Baishi, decorative brocade case, 

two vols, 31.5 x 22.5 cm 

Lot 209 

208 

£250 - 350 

A Tibetan painted thangka 

depicting White Tara, 19th 

century, later laid on a 

stretchered canvas, 

Provenance - Collection of the 

late Thomas Maschler 

32.5cm x 26.5cm, laid on fabric 

and mounted 

£300 - 500

210 

211 

214 

Lot 210 

° Qi Baishi (1864 - 1957) A 

book of Qi Baishi woodblock 

prints in a brocade case. 

Published by Rongbaozhai, 

Beijing, 1952. 

31.5cm x 25cm 

Lot 211 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese album of 14 pith 

paintings, 19th century, 

depicting farming scenes, court 

life and punishment within red 

ribbon borders, the album with 

red silk brocade covers, 

Album 25 x 37cm 

Lot 212 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese album of ten 

watercolours, late 19th 

century, 

each depicting figures in 

landscapes with inscriptions 

above, 

Album 35 x 26 cm 

£200 - 300 

212 

Lot 213 

Three Chinese albums or 

books of prints and paintings, 

comprising volume III of The 

Collection of Chinese Paintings 

from the Palace Museum, in 

slip case, published Beijing 

2012, edited by Shen Pang 

etc., 39.5cm, Art Edition of 

early Chinese paintings, Beijing 

1963, 40 x 43cm and Volume IV, 

Paintings of the Song Dynasty, 

selected and reproduced by 

the Palace Museum, Beijing, 

brocade covers with folding 

case, 

37.5 x 33.5 cm 

Lot 214 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese album of twelve 

pith paintings of flowers and 

butterflies, 19th century, 

The album with brocade covers 

17 x 24 cm 

Lot 215 

£200 - 300 

A collection of seventeen 

Chinese paintings on leaves, 

late 19th century, 

depicting birds amid flowers and 

Qing dynasty figures, Various 

sizes 

£200 - 300 

Lot 216 

A Chinese pith painting of a 

figures in a pavilion garden, by 

Ting Hua, c.1850, 

ribbon borders, total size 24 x 36 

cm 

Lot 217 

213 

215 

216 

£200 - 300 

° Illustrated catalogue of 

Chinese Government Exhibits 

For the International Exhibition 

of Chinese Art in London, 

1935, four volumes, 

illustrating exhibits from the 

Palace Museum now in Taipei 

27 x 19.5 cm 

£200 - 400 

41

218 222 

223 

224 

42 

219 

Lot 218 

° Chinese book, Hu Zhengyan, 

Ten Bamboo Studio catalogue, 

‘Shizhuzhai Jianpu’, 

Publisher Rong Bao Zhai Studio, 

Beijing 1952, four volumes 

contained in original silk brocade 

folding case 

Provenance - A. T. Arber-Cooke 

Lot 219 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Li Zhuoxian, ‘Gu quan 

hui’ (Collecting old coins), 

published in Beijing, Tongzhi 

jia zi, 1864, 16 vols and Li 

Zhuoxian, ‘Xua quan hui’ 

(Collecting coins continued) 

published in Beijing, Guangxu ji 

yuan yi hai, 1875, four vols , all 

26cm. Provenance - A. T. Arber- 

Cooke 

Lot 220 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Liang Shizheng, ‘Qin ding qian 

lu’, Record of Chinese Coins 

published under Imperial 

Instructions, 4 volumes in a 

wood case, originally published 

in 1750, republished in Ningpo, 

1880 by Li Kuei 


£300 - 500 

221 

Lot 221 

A large Chinese painting on 

silk of ‘The Hundred Birds’, 

late Qing dynasty, 

161.5 cm x 91 cm including 

brocade border 

Lot 222 

£300 - 500 

Chinese book, Liu, Kunyi 

(1830-1902), ‘Wen miao 

shang ding li yue bei kao’ 

[Preparing for Ding Liyue in 

the Confucian Temple], 

four volumes, published by 

Xianggang : Yi li zhai, 9th year of 

Tongzhi, 1870, with illustrations, 

29.5cm 


Lot 223 

225 

£800 - 1,200 

A pair of Chinese peach silk 

embroidered hangings, 19th 

century 

each embroidered with Buddhist 

lions playing with a brocaded ball 

amid floral sprigs, 

137 x 44 cm 

£200 - 300 

Lot 224 

A Chinese embroidered silk 

‘peacock’ scroll, late 19th 

century, finely woven with a 

peacock and peonies on a 

red satin ground, 194 x 45 cm 

excluding brocade borders 

Lot 225 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese blue silk ‘butterfly’ 

Winter robe, late 19th century, 

embroidered with butterflies on a 

blue ground, quilted lining, 

132cm drop 

Lot 226 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese red silk robe, late 

19th century, 

with embroidered silk and metal 

thread borders, 102cm drop 

Lot 227 

226 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese brocade panel, 


decorated with flowers, scrolling 

tendrils and leaves, with later 

border and backing, 

Total size 169cm x 54cm 

£200 - 300

CLOCKS & 

BAROMETERS 

228-247 

247 

43

229 

230 

231 

228 

44 

Lot 228 

A George III mahogany bow 

front stick barometer, by D. 

Cohen & Son, Newcastle upon 

Tyne 

with silver scale and 

thermometer, and urn shaped 

cistern cover 

H 95cm. 

Lot 229 

232 

£500 - 800 

An early 20th century French 

quarter repeating Grand 

Sonnerie carriage alarum 

clock 

with gorge case and Arabic 

numerals on enamelled dials, 

movement striking on two blued 

steel gongs, selector for grande 

and petite sonnerie to the 

underside 

H 15cm. W 9.5cm. D 8.5cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 230 

An F.H.Whitlock Empire style 

brass skeleton clock 

with eagle surmount, silvered 

Roman chapter ring and silvered 

thermometer, on a green marble 

plinth 

H 54cm. W 35cm. D 16cm. 

Lot 231 

234 

£500 - 800 

A Jaeger le Coultre Atmos 

clock 

In lacquered gold case with 

silvered dial and Arabic 

numerals, movement no. 63470, 

with travelling case 

H 22.5cm. W 18cm. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 232 

A 19th-century French ormolu 

and marble lyre shaped mantel 

clock 

with classical a mask and 

serpents crest, enamelled Arabic 

tablet numerals and associated 

8-day movement striking on a 

bell, under a glass dome, 

H 52cm. W 18cm. D 12cm. 

Lot 233 

£600 - 800 

R W Cousens of Commercial 

Road, London, an early 19th 

century mahogany bracket 

timepiece 

with drum top case above 

rectangular plinth inset with 

ebonised banding, silver Roman 

dial with inner alarum ring and 

unsigned fusee movement 

H 43cm. W 32cm. D 17cm. 

£250 - 350

233 

235 

Lot 234 

A 19th century French ormolu 

and Sevres style porcelain 

mantel clock 

of architectural form with urn 

finial and jewelled cherub 

painted dial signed Miller and 

Sons London, on giltwood plinth 

and ebonised base with glass 

dome 

H 46cm. W 35cm. D 16cm. 

Lot 235 

236 

£1,200 - 1,600 

A Jaeger le Coultre Atmos 

clock 

with lacquered gilt case and 

Arabic/ baton dial, movement 

no.307442, with travelling case 

and paperwork. 

H 23cm. W 18cm. 

£500 - 700 

Lot 236 

A late 19th century French 

bronze mounted rouge marble 

mantel clock, 

surmounted with a figural group, 

detailing the Education of 

Achilles, above a white enamel 

dial with black Arabic and blue 

Roman dials, with an eight day 

movement 

H 53cm. W 34cm. 

Lot 237 

237 

238 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A green onyx and gilt metal 

clock garniture, comprising 

a four-glass regulator with 

enamelled dial in serpentine 

case and a pair of pedestal 

urns and covers 

Clock H 35cm. W 27cm. Urns H 

36cm. 

£300 - 500 

Lot 238 


mounted black variegated 

three piece clock garniture 

the white enamelled dial with 

Roman and Arabic numerals 

spaced with floral garlands, 

signed C. Bertout, Boulogne 

S.Mer, flanked by lidded twinhandled 

urns. 

H 38cm. W 27cm. D 14cm. The 

urns 31cm high. 

Lot 239 

£300 - 500 

A Victorian golden oak Gothic 

design chiming bracket clock 

by Gillett & Bland, Steam 

Clock Factory, Croyden 

With castellated case, silver 

Roman dial with slow fast 

adjuster and strike silent lever, 

and twin fusee movement 

striking on a gong and eight 

bells, with original bracket 

H 74cm. W 48cm. D 31cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

239 

45

240 

46 

Lot 240 

A late Victorian faux 

tortoiseshell and ebonised 

mantel clock 

with brass dial to striking and 

chiming movement with floral 

spandrels and twin subsidiary 

dials, the case with gilt metal 

mount and urn finials 

48cm high, 35 x 21cm 

Lot 241 

£500 - 700 

John Draper of Witham. A 

George III mahogany bracket 

timepiece, 

with plain architectural case, 

carved foliate motifs beside 

the door, arched brass dial and 

chapter ring engraved with a 

flower to the centre, unsigned 

single fusee movement with 

anchor escapement, 

H 50cm. W 29cm. D 17.5cm. 

Lot 242 

£800 - 1,200 

Thomas Chappell of London. 

A George III mahogany bracket 

clock 

the arched silvered dial with 

strike/ silent, false pendulum 

and date aperture, twin 

fusee movement with verge 

escapement and engraved 

backplate 

H 48 cm. W 29cm. D 18cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

241 

Lot 243 

John Green of London. A 

George III mahogany 8-day 

hour repeating bracket clock 

the plain case with later frosted 

etched glass side panels and 

arched brass dial with strike/ 

silent, false pendulum and date 

aperture, unsigned twin fusee 

movement, with associated oak 

bracket 

H 47cm. W 28cm. D 18cm. 

Lot 244 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A late 18th century mahogany 

dial clock 

with brass bezel and painted 

Roman dial, and single fusee 

anchor escapement movement 

with A shaped backplate, 

D 44cm. 

Lot 245 

£250 - 350 


burrwood cased wall clock 

with floral painted dial, signed 

A La Renaissance, 47, 49 Bd St 

Martin, Paris, 

with Junghans movement 

H 86cm. W 33cm. 

£500 - 800 

242 

243 

Lot 246 

William Pridham, London. A 

George III green lacquered 

longcase clock, 

the 30cm arched brass dial with 

central automaton inscribed ‘The 

Royal George’ over a silvered 

chapter ring, subsidiary seconds 

and date aperture, movement 

with anchor escapement, the 

case decorated with gilt motifs 

and a chinoiserie style panel to 

the trunk door and box base, 

W.51cm H.136cm 

£2,500 - 3,500

244 

Lot 247 

245 

James Desenne of Shoreditch. 

A late 17th century marquetry 

inlaid walnut 8 day longcase 

clock 

The 11 inch brass dial with silver 

Roman chap to ring subsidiary 

seconds and date aperture 

signed Jam. Desenne, Shours 

Ditch, movement with anchor 

escapement, case with seaweed 

marquetry and glass lenticle 

H 217cm. W 49cm. 

£4,000 - 6,000 

246 

247 

47

48 

CARPETS, GARDEN STATUARY & FURNITURE 

248-355

Lot 248 

A Persian Mahal red ground 

carpet, 

With central floral medallion amid 

flowers and scrawling tendrils 

and a seven guard border, 

410 x 319cm 

Lot 249 

£500 - 800 

An Edwardian bronze sundial 

of octagonal form, on a carved 

stone base 

Inscribed ‘Life Is But A Shadow’, 

H 100cm. W 47cm. 

Lot 250 

£600 - 1,000 

A pair of Victorian cast iron 

campana garden urns 

with black paint work, loop 

handles and square feet 

H 77cm. D 56cm. 

Lot 251 

£600 - 900 

A Victorian cast iron 

Coalbrookdale ‘Fern’ pattern 

garden bench 

painted white, with wooden slats 

to the seat. 

H 86cm. W 112cm. D 56cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

248 

Lot 252 

A pair of Victorian 

Coalbrookdale cast iron 

‘Grape and serpent’ garden 

benches 

with old green paintwork and 

weathered teak seating rails 

H 76cm. W 160cm. D 64cm. 

Lot 253 

£3,000 - 5,000 

A Victorian Coalbrookdale 

cast iron ‘Grape and serpent’ 

garden bench 

with rubbed green painted finish 

and weathered teak seating rails 

H 76cm. W 160cm. D 70cm. 

Lot 254 

£1,000 - 1,500 

After Coalbrookdale, a pair 

of cast iron ‘Oak and ivy’ 

benches 

with white paintwork and teak 

slatted seats 

H 95cm. W 148cm. D 68cm. 

249 

£4,000 - 6,000 

250 

251 

252 

253 

254 

49

255 

256 

258 

259 

257 

260 

Lot 255 

A 17th century oak refectory 

table, 

with cleated planked top, later 

carved frieze and baluster legs 

joined by all-round stretchers, 

W.250cm D.76cm H.74cm 

£800 - 1,200 

261 

Lot 256 

An 18th century West Country 

elm and fruitwood primitive 

armchair 

with comb back and saddle seat 

H 105cm. W 60 cm. D 58cm. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 257 

A 17th century rectangular oak 

drop-flap games table, fitted 

cupboard and undertier 

with twin flap top and panelled 

sides with single door to one side 

H 79cm. W 83cm. D 47cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

50

262 

263 

265 

Lot 258 

A Charles II oak joint stool, 

with moulded seat, unit carved 

freize and turned legs 

H 57cm. W 46cm. D 34cm. 

Lot 259 

£500 - 800 

A Charles I oak joint stool, 

with lunette-carved frieze on 

turned tapered legs with leafy 

capitals, 

H 56cm. W 44cm. D 26cm. 

Lot 260 

£400 - 600 

A Charles I oak joint stool, 

With shaped freeze and turned 

inverted baluster legs 

H 54cm. W 48cm. D 27cm. 

£600 - 900 

Lot 261 

A late 17th century oak low 

dresser, 

fitted three short fielded panelled 

drawers, on baluster front legs 

with allround stretchers 

H 81cm. W 205cm. D 54cm. 

Lot 262 

£800 - 1,200 

A William and Mary 

rectangular oak side table 

with panelled freezer drawer 

and banister legs with all round 

stretchers 

H 70cm. W 77cm. D 54cm. 

Lot 263 

264 

£400 - 600 

A Charles II rectangular oak 

side table 

with rectangular top and 

moulded freeze draw on bobbin 

turned underframe 

H 76cm. W 89cm. D 54cm. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 264 

A late 17th century oak low 

dresser 

fitted three panelled doors on 

turned front legs 

H 76cm. W 154cm. D 54cm. 

Lot 265 

£800 - 1,200 

A Charles II oak side table 

with moulded rectangular top 

and panelled freize drawer, on 

Bobbin turned legs with all round 

stretches 

H 68cm. W 82cm. D 56cm. 

Lot 266 

266 

£600 - 900 

A 17th century oak open 

armchair, 

with double panelled back, scrollcarved 

top rail, solid seat and 

turned underframe 

H 103cm. W 60cm. D 54cm. 

£400 - 600 

51

267 

268 

271 

269 

270 

272 

52 

273 

Lot 267 

A 17th century oak six-plank 

chest 

with carved front and plain sides 

H 64cm. W 124cm. D 38cm. 

Lot 268 

£300 - 500 

A mid-17th century oak joint 

stool 

with moulded top and carved 

freeze on turned legs with allround 

stretchers 

H 58cm. W 47cm. D 28cm. 

£300 - 500 

Lot 269 

A late 17th/early 18th century 

small oak coffer (possibly 

West Country) the panelled 

front with Renaissance style 

carving 

with two panel top and panelled 

front cast with guilloche and 

strapwork motifs, on stile feet 

H 46cm. W 70cm. D 34cm. 

Lot 270 

274 

£500 - 800 

A mid-17th century oak joint 

stool, with moulded seat, carved 

freeze and ring turned legs 

H 58cm. W 48cm. D 30cm. 

£500 - 700 

Lot 271 

A 17th century panelled 

oak open armchair, the seat 

initialled ‘PO’ 

with panelled back, scroll arms 

carved with paterae, planked 

seat and turned underframe with 

all round stretchers 

H 97cm. W 66cm. D 52cm. 

£400 - 600

275 

278 

279 

Lot 272 

A South Lancashire/North 

Cheshire Charles II carved and 

panelled oak open armchair 

with flowers and a vines emitting 

from an urn carved to the back 

panel, plant seat and turned 

under frame 

H 93cm. W 60cm. D 53cm. 

Lot 273 

£1,000 - 1,500 


German oak side cupboard 

With plank to top and panelled 

triple door front, on stile feet 

H 104cm. W 185cm. D 49cm. 

Lot 274 

£500 - 800 

A Charles I oak refectory table, 

possibly West Country, having 

three-plank top 

Provenance: The Grange, Little 

Plumstead, Norwich, House Sale 

(Neale’s of Nottingham, 18th 

May 1978, lot 192) 

H 74cm. W 220cm. D 76cm. 

£3,000 - 5,000 

276 277 280 

Lot 275 

A 17th century carved oak wall 

cupboard, 

with moulded top, the single 

panelled door with roundel and 

guilloche carving 

H 56cm. W 49cm. D 22cm. 

Lot 276 

£400 - 600 

A 17th century oak food 

cupboard, 

with stylised foliate carving to 

the top and bottom edges and 

acanthus carving to the sides, 

central spindle door hinged on 

the right, 


Lot 277 

£400 - 600 

A George II walnut bureau 

The fall in closing pigeonholes 

short drawers and a well, with 

two short and two graduated 

long draws, on bracket feet 

H 101cm. W 92cm. D 53cm. 

£600 - 900 

Lot 278 

A Queen Anne walnut toilet 

mirror, 

with later mirror plate over three 

tiers of six drawers, on bracket 

feet, 


Lot 279 

£300 - 400 

A William III walnut escritoire, 

with cushion drawer to the frieze, 

panelled drop front enclosing a 

central cupboard surrounded by 

pigeon holes and short drawers, 

over two short and two long 

drawers, on bun feet, 

W.106cm D.52cm H.168cm 

Lot 280 

£3,000 - 5,000 

A William III and later oyster 

olive wood veneered chest, 

of two short and two long 

drawers, on later turned feet, 


£1,000 - 1,500 

53

288 

285 

284 

287 

282 

54 

Lot 281 

A late 16th century Italian 

walnut tub chair, possibly 

Tuscan, having 

with five-panel back and a 

cupboard below the seat, 

Provenance: Christie’s South 

Kensington, 3rd Nov. 1993, Lot 

329. H 79cm. W 60cm. D 46cm. 

Lot 282 

£400 - 600 

An 18th century Welsh oak 

coffer bach, 

of small proportions, with triple 

panel front and base draw, on 

bracket feet 

H 39cm. W 61cm. D 29cm. 

Lot 283 

£500 - 800 

An early 18th century oak and 

walnut chest, 

with moulded top, two short and 

three long drawers, on later 

bracket feet, 


£400 - 600 

283 

Lot 284 

A late 18th century oak 

dresser, 

with two shelf rack and six long 

drawers over a pot board, on 

stile feet, 

W.162cm D.45cm H.206cm 

Lot 285 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A George III carved giltwood 

wall mirror, 

of rectangular cartouche form 

with elaborate foliate scroll, fruit 

and flower frame, 


Lot 286 

£800 - 1,200 

A pair of George II style 

mahogany elbow chairs, 

with yellow fabric upholstered 

backs and seats, and lion head 

carved arm terminals, on mask 

kneed cabriole legs with lion’s 

paw feet, 


£400 - 600 

286 

Lot 287 

A George III style carved 

giltwood wall mirror, 

with rectangular plate and 

pierced foliate scroll frame, 


Lot 288 

£500 - 700 

A George III Irish mahogany 

wing armchair, 

with outward scroll arms and 

acanthus carved cabriole legs on 

claw and ball feet, 

W.85cm D.78cm H.121cm. 

Provenance; Maureen Guinness, 

Marchioness of Dufferin & Ava 

Lot 289 

£1,200 - 1,500 

A George III mahogany peat 

bucket, 

of brass bound staved 

construction, 

W.31cm H.29cm 

£600 - 800

289 290 291 

295 

Lot 290 

A George III brass bound 

mahogany plate bucket, 

W.39cm H.46cm 

Lot 291 

£800 - 1,000 

A George II giltwood and 

gesso wall mirror, of shaped 

form with contemporary 

rectangular plate, scallop and 

foliate motif decoration, H 111cm. 

W 59cm. 

Lot 292 

£800 - 1,200 

A George III mahogany 

architect’s table, 

with central rising section to 

the top, compartmented central 

drawer flanked by slender 

drawers with sliding pen trays, 


Lot 293 

281 

£800 - 1,200 

A George III mahogany wine 

table, with plain circular top, on 

slender spiral fluted baluster 

stem, W.42cm H.67cm 

£600 - 800 

Lot 294 

A George III satinwood banded 

mahogany Pembroke / games 

table, in the manner of Gillows 

of Lancaster, 

with D shaped flaps, the frieze 

drawer fitted internally with a 

leather backgammon board and 

turning over to reveal chess 

and cribbage boards to the 

underside, on ebony strung 

squared tapered legs, fitted 

brass caps and castors, 


Lot 295 

292 

293 

£600 - 800 

A George III Sheraton style 

mahogany and harewood 

bonheur du jour, 

the raised upper section with two 

shelves and five drawers fitted 

with ivory handles, over a long 

drawer with internal baize lined 

slide and compartments to the 

right, on squared tapered legs, 


£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 296 

A George III terrestrial table 

globe by Dudley Adams of 

Charing Cross, London 

on original mahogany 

underframe with brass meridian 

mounts, medial compass 

stretcher with engraved paper 

compass and cabriole legs 

Globe 28cm. Height overall 

55cm. 

294 

296 

£800 - 1,200 

55

297 

299 

307 

310 

298 

300 

301 

302 

56 

Lot 297 

A George III carved giltwood 

wall mirror, 

with original rectangular plate 

and flower, fruit and scroll carved 

frame, 


Lot 298 

£800 - 1,200 

A George III serpentine 

mahogany chest, 

of four graduated long drawers, 

on bracket feet, Norman Adams 

label, 


£1,500 - 2,500 

303 

Lot 299 

An 18th century Florentine 

giltwood wall mirror, 

with central broken arch mask 

and plume crest and floral 

carved foliate scroll borders, 


Lot 300 

£1,000 - 2,000 

A George III mahogany 

serpentine chest of four 

graduated long drawers, 

with circular brass loop handles, 

on bracket feet, 

W 95cm. D 55cm. H 90.5cm. 

£2,500 - 3,500 

309 

Lot 301 

A Louis XVI walnut serpentine 

commode, 

with later marble top and three 

long drawers, on bracket feet, 


Lot 302 

£300 - 500 

A George III inlaid mahogany 

and satinwood side table, 

with rectangular top and two 

frieze drawers, on squared 

tapered legs, 


£1,500 - 2,000

304 

306 

Lot 303 

A George III harewood and 

kingwood Pembroke table, 

with D shaped flaps and single 

drawer, on square tapered legs, 

fitted brass castors, 

W.52cm L.76cm H.71cm 

Lot 304 

£600 - 800 

A large George III mahogany 

breakfront sideboard, 

with two central drawers flanked 

by a cupboard and deep drawer, 

on turned and fluted tapered 

legs, 


Lot 305 

£800 - 1,200 

A small George IV brass inset 

rosewood drawf bookcase, 

with inverse breakfront and later 

green marble top, four central 

shelves flanked by brass grille 

panelled cupboard, on lotus 

carved base, with brass ball feet, 


£800 - 1,200 

305 308 311 

Lot 306 

A pair of George III Sheraton 

style oval later inlaid 

mahogany cellarets, 

each with oval paterae to the top 

and ribbon tied harebell inlaid 

decoration, later tin liners and 

brass castors 


Lot 307 

£3,000 - 5,000 

A George III Chippendale style 

giltwood wall mirror 

with shaped rectangular frame 

carved and pierced with foliage 

and brickwork, the crest with 

waterfall pagoda and bell motifs. 

H 125cm. W 70cm. 

Lot 308 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A late George III satinwood 

banded mahogany sofa table, 

with ebonised moulding to the 

edges, D shaped flaps and two 

frieze drawers, on end standards 

with downswept legs, fitted brass 

caps and castors, 


£1,200 - 1,500 

Lot 309 

A George III mahogany chest 

of four graduated long drawers 

with brushing slide and brass 

loop handles, on bracket feet,W 

93cm D 52cm. H 83cm. 

Lot 310 

£1,800 - 2,200 

A French Empire mahogany 

side chair by Georges Jacob 

for Fontainebleu, with scroll 

over cresting rail and padded 

back and seat upholstered with 

faded in hand stitched fabric, on 

turned tapered legs. bears Louis 

Philippe crest and inventory 

number, see Empire Furniture by 

Serge Grandjean, plate 43 where 

a matching chair is attributed to 

Jacob-Desmalter of Paris, circa 

1806. H 90cm. W 49cm. D 42cm. 

Lot 311 

£600 - 800 

A pair of George III 

Hepplewhite style mahogany 

shield back elbow chairs, 

with acanthus carved arms, and 

fluted squared tapered legs, 

W.62cm H.97cm 

£800 - 1,200 

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313 

314 

321 

312 

Lot 312 

A George III mahogany tray 

top side table, 

with two frieze drawers and 

understage, on chamfered 

legs and fitted brass castors, 


Lot 313 

£600 - 800 

An 18th century Venetian 

painted pine toilet mirror 

with rectangular plate and 

concave base drawer flanked 

by candlesticks, decorated 

throughout with gilded and 

painted chinoiserie motifs on a 

pale blue ground 

H 90cm. W 64cm. D 26cm. 

£400 - 600 

315 

Lot 315 

A Regency style mahogany 

inverse breakfront bookcase 

with gilt brass mounts and for 

glazed board doors enclosing 

adjustable shelves over for 

further doors, on bracket feet 

H 205cm. W 240cm. D 38cm. 

Lot 316 

£800 - 1,200 

An unusual George IV nest of 

rosewood quartetto sewing 

tables,the top table with D 

shaped hinged compartments 

to either side, the lowest table 

fitted with a silks box, on spindle 

turned underframe with trestle 

feet, W.68cm D.32cm H.69cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

316 

Lot 318 

A Regency inlaid mahogany 

serving table, 

with reeded D shaped top and 

two frieze drawers, on turned 

and fluted tapered legs, 


Lot 319 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A Regency and later 

mahogany triple pedestal 

dining table, 

with reeded rectangular top and 

two spare leaves, on turned 

stems with reeded downswept 

legs and fitted brass castors, 

W.258cm D.132cm Extends to 

362cm H.74cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

58 

Lot 314 

A Regency mahogany oval 

topped library table, 

with tooled green leather inset 

top and four freize drawers, on 

turned stem and downswept legs 

fitted brass caps and casters, H 

78cm. D 138 x 122cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 317 

A pair of Regency mahogany 

hall chairs, attributed to 

Gillows, 

with deeply scalloped shell 

backs, oval dished seats on 

turned and fluted tapered leg, 

W.43cm H.87cm 

£600 - 800 

Lot 320 

A set of fourteen Regency and 

later mahogany dining chairs, 

including two carvers, 

with reeded tablet backs, reeded 

stiles and leather upholstered 

seats on sabre leg dining chairs, 

carvers W.58cm H.89cm 

£2,000 - 3,000

316 

319 

318 323 

Lot 321 

A Regency inlaid rosewood 

and ebony writing table, 

with satinwood banded 

rectangular twin flap top and 

frieze drawer fitted with a pen 

tray, on brass mounted ring 

turned tapered legs, with X 

stretcher and brass castors, 


Lot 322 

322 

£300 - 500 

A William IV rosewood 

bookcarrier / rack, 

with ring turned handles, baluster 

turned frame and pad feet, 

W.50cm D.46cm H.30.5cm 

£300 - 500 

Lot 323 

A Regency Morgan & Sanders 

Patent ‘Imperial’ mahogany 

extending dining table, 

with D shaped ends and two 

leaves, on concertina action 

underframe with six turned and 

fluted tapered legs, fitted brass 

castors, W.137cm D.122cm 

Extends to 211cm H.72cm 

Lot 324 

£700 - 1,000 

A Regency crossbanded 

mahogany dwarf bookcase, 

with reeded rectangular top 

and two grille doors flanked by 

Egyptan pilasters, on gilt feet, 


324 

£600 - 800 

Lot 325 

A 19th-century Ceylonese 

rosewood centre table, 

The circular tilt top with carved 

and pierced folate frieze, on 

matching spiral pierced stem, 

lobed base with prominent fruit 

motifs and foliage scroll feet, 

fitted castors. D 163cm. H 70cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

320 

325 

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326 

327 

328 

330 

60 

Lot 326 

Attributed to Charles Bevan 

for Marsh, Jones and Cribb. 

An Aesthetic movement 

marquetry inlaid satin 

birch tester front panel and 

footboard, c.1865 

H 131cm. W 168cm. 

Lot 327 

£500 - 800 

A Victorian oak hexagonal 

letter box, retailed by Walter 

Thornhill of 144 New Bond 

Street 

carved with leaf and ball motifs, 

with enamelled brass ‘Letters’ 

flap, printed ‘Post Leaves’ panel 

to the door, black leather lining 

and a base drawer, 

H 67cm. W 31cm. D. 26cm. 

£2,500 - 3,500 

331 

Lot 328 

A pair of early Victorian 

satinwood flower stands, 

with galleried rectangular tops, 

on slender turned steps with 

saltire platforms and pad feet, 


Lot 329 

£600 - 800 

A Victorian ormolu mounted 

marquetry inlaid walnut 

bookcase, with two glazed 

doors enclosing a later mirror 

and glass shelved interior over 

two panelled doors, on plinth 

foot, W.127cm D.40cm H.208cm 

Lot 330 

£1,500 - 2,000 

An early Victorian brass 

mounted teak campaign chest, 

with two short and three long 

drawers, fitted recessed brass 

handles, on turned feet, 


£600 - 800 

332 

Lot 331 

A 19th century French 

rosewood and sycamore lined 

lady’s dressing table, c.1830, 

by Alphonse Giroux, Paris, 

with hinged rectangular top 

enclosing a satinbirch lined 

interior fitted with a mirror and 

removable tray, on pierced end 

standards with downswept legs 

and brass castors, 


Lot 332 

£800 - 1,200 

A 19th century Irish walnut 

and Killarney marquetry 

collectors cabinet 

with moulded top and central 

arched recess in laid in the 

Nonsuch manner with a view of 

a garden fountain, flanked by 

six short drawers, with fretwork 

gallery and three base drawers, 

on squared pad feet 

W 88cm. D 32cm. H 77cm. 

£800 - 1,200

329 

335 

336 

Lot 333 

A large Chinese hongmu altar 

table, 19th century 

the frieze carved and pierced 

with fruiting branches and 

scrolling tendrils, on shaped end 

supports and key work feet, 

H 110cm. W 281cm. D 51.5cm. 

£600 - 800 

333 

338 

Lot 334 

A pair of Louis XVI style 

giltwood elbow chairs 

with moulded showwood frames, 

upholstered arms backs and 

seats, on turned and fluted legs 

H 89cm. W 59cm. D 60cm. 

Lot 335 

£600 - 800 

Royal Furniture - a Victorian 

Aesthetic movement oak open 

armchair, with Royal cipher 

stamp, show-wood frame now 

upholstered in tartan, on squared 

and turned underframe with 

brass castors to the front, 


£500 - 800 

Lot 336 

337 

An Edwards & Roberts inlaid 

burr walnut pedestal desk, 

the raised superstructure with 

four central draws flanked by 

glazed doors each enclosing 

four short drawers, over a green 

skiver and nine further drawers, 

on plinth feet 

H 109cm. W 110cm. D 62cm. 

£1,500 - 2,500 

Lot 337 

A 19th century French Louis 

XV style floral marquetry and 

kingwood poudreuse 

With Serpentine rising top 

enclosing a mirror and sliding 

tray, on cabriole legs 

H 69cm W 59cm. D 41cm. 

Lot 338 

334 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A pair of Louis XV style carved 

giltwood console tables 

With serpentine white marble 

tops, scroll and vine pierced 

freizes and cabriole legs 

H 84cm. W 98cm. D 42cm. 

£700 - 1,000 

61

339 

341 

343 

345 

340 

62 

Lot 339 

A 19th century French carved 

giltwood and gesso wall mirror 

with arched plate and ripple 

moulded frame surmounted with 

pierced scrolls, flowers, putti and 

a bird, 

H 175cm. W 97cm. 

Lot 340 

342 

£800 - 1,200 

Royal furniture. A William IV 

mahogany bedside cupboard 

combined writing chest 

bearing inventory stamps and 

the Royal cypher WR over IV 

crown, with brass three-quarter 

gallery and two side drawers 

one fitted with an inkwell, both 

sides with recesses for a volume, 

the front with single drawer and 

arched recess with one shelf, on 

plinth foot 

H 77cm. W 58cm. D 42cm. 

£200 - 300 

Lot 341 

A Louis XVI style inlaid 

kingwood and ormolu 

mounted vitrine with central 

glazed door flanked by brass 

grills, on squared feet 

H 189cm. W 147cm. D 39cm. 

Lot 342 

£500 - 800 

A Louis XV style kingwood 

semainier, with serpentine 

marble top and bronzed metal 

mounts, fitted seven drawers, on 

cabriole legs 

H 136cm. W 79cm. D 45cm. 

Lot 343 

344 

£500 - 800 

A mid 19th century Ceylonese 

satinwood and ebony side 

cabinet, with moulded cornice, 

blind fretwork freize and two 

panelled doors over three short 

drawers and two further panelled 

doors, on pierced bracket foot, 

H 194cm. W 120cm. D 37cm. 

£400 - 600 

346 

Lot 344 


mounted rosewood vitrine 

with veined white marble top 

and three-quarter gallery over a 

single glazed door on toupie feet 

H 150cm. W 75cm. D 37cm. 

Lot 345 

£500 - 700 


ormolu mounted mahogany 

vitrine 

with moulded top and single 

glazed door enclosing three 

adjustable shelves, on toupee 

feet 

H 147cm. W 81cm. D 35cm. 

£600 - 800

347 

348 

349 

Lot 346 

A late 19th century French Art 

Nouveau enamelled cast iron 

and brass fire surround 

with simulated marble finish and 

brass scroll mounts including 

two circular plaques depicting 

maidens heads 

H 91cm. W 82cm. D 46cm. 

Lot 347 

352 

£600 - 800 

A late 19th century carved and 

painted wood Lusterweibchen 

modelled as a woman playing 

a banjo with mountain goat 

horns curving up from her skirts, 

indistinct make a stamp to the 

base of one of the horns, 

H 60cm. W 80cm. 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Lot 348 

An Edwardian Sheraton revival 

satinwood banded mahogany 

Carlton House desk, 

with brass three quarter 

gallery, six short drawers, three 

cupboards and two hinged 

compartments to the top, over 

three frieze drawers, on squared 

tapered legs and fitted brass 

castors, 

W.138cm D.65cm H.104cm 

Lot 349 

350 351 

£1,500 - 2,000 

An Edwardian Sheraton 

Revival painted satinwood 

cylinder bureau / bonheur du 

jour 

painted throughout with floral 

motifs and panels depicting 

classical muses and putti, 

with two panelled doors over 

three short drawers, cylinder 

fall enclosing pigeonholes and 

drawers and a sliding writing 

surface over three further draws 

on squared tapered legs, fitted 

brass casters 

H 162cm. W 97cm. D 58cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 350 

A set of six Robert Thompson 

‘Mouseman’ oak dining chairs, 

with plain twin bar backs and 

leather upholstered seats, on 

octagonal front legs 

Lot 351 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A Robert Thompson 

Mouseman adzed oak 

refectory table, 

with rounded rectangular top 

on octagonal carved legs with 

a raised mouse to one end, on 

trestle base, 


Lot 352 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A Hans Wagner for Carl 

Hansen & Son oak and 

plywood armchair 

with black leather upholstery and 

tapered legs 

H 77cm. W 74cm. D 64cm. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

63

Lot 353 

A Felix Aublet chrome 

adjustable desk lamp, ‘Boule’ 

lamp, 

Exhibited : Paris Exposition 

1925. 

Purchased Secession Gallery, 

Richmond Hill. 

29cm. 

Lot 354 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Marcel Breuer (Hungarian 

1901-1981) probably by 

Isokon, a nest of three bent ply 

birch laminate tables, 

unsigned, 

H 38cm. W 61cm. D 46cm. 

£3,000 - 4,000 

Lot 355 

A Steinway & Sons Boston 156 

ebonised boudoir grand piano 

Frame cast GP156, no.114242, 

with piano stool 

H 102cm. W 146cm. D 150cm. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

355 

353 

354 

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PAINTINGS & PRINTS 

356-548 

at 1.00pm 

520 

65

356 357 

358 

359 360 361 

Lot 356 

18th century English School 

Portrait of a gentleman 

wearing a lace cravat 

Oil on bronze panel 

16 x 12.5cm. 

Lot 357 

£300 - 500 

Follower of Gerrit van 

Honthorst (1590-1656) 

Portrait of a man in armour 

oil on canvas 

74 x 62cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 358 

English School c.1745 

Three-quarter length portrait 

of Thomas Bardwell, the butler 

and clerk at Woodton Hall, 

Norfolk 

oil on canvas 

inscribed ‘T. Bardwell Ætat: 

suae.96. Butler & Clark [sic] at 

Woodton 74. yrs’ (lower right) 

126 x 104 cm. 

Lot 359 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Circle of Frans Pourbus II 

(1569-1622) 

Portrait of Maria de Medici 

oil on canvas 

61.5 x 47.5cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 360 

Florentine School (18th 

century) after Justus (Giusto) 

Sustermans (1597-1681) 

Portrait of Galileo Galilei 

oil on canvas 

59 x 49cm 

Lot 361 

£800 - 1,200 

John Boaden R.A. (1792-1839) 

‘’The Brazilian bride’’ 

Oil on canvas 

(the title adopted from an 

engraving by H. Cook published 

by Smith, Elder 

76 x 62cm. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

66

362 

365 

366 

363 

Lot 362 

After Van Dyck 

‘’The Madonna nurturing the 

infant Saviour’’ 

oil on canvas 

65 x 50cm. 

Lot 363 

£500 - 800 

Basilius Besler (1561-1629) 

Martagon Imperiale 

Molchatum, Myrtus Tarentina, 

Myrtus Latifolns, Calendula 

Prolifera, Tanacetum 

Inodorum, Flore Belli and 

Reseda Plinn 

Five engravings with 

handcolouring printed on laid 

paper 

95 x 39cm. & 50 x 41cm. (5) 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 364 

Follower of Jan Wyck (1640- 

1702) 

A Deer Hunt 

Oil on canvas, 80 x 125cm. 

Lot 365 

After Robert Nanteuil 

Portraits of noblemen 

Copper engravings (16) 

Largest 51 x 37cm. 

See online for full listing. 

Lot 366 

364 

£1,500 - 2,500 

£3,000 - 4,000 

Gasper Peeter Verbruggen The 

Younger (1664-1730) 

Still life of flowers in a vase on 

a ledge 

Oil on canvas 

86 x 72cm. 

£5,000 - 7,000 

67

370 

367 

368 

370 

371 

369 

Lot 367 

Basilius Baseler (1561-1629) 

Geranium Sangui narium, 

Geranium Muscatum 

in odorum, Geranium 

Sanguinarium maius and 

Geranium Muscatum odoratum 

from Hortus Eysettensis 

four coloured engravings laid on 

paper 

49 x 41cm. 

Lot 368 

Attributed to Adrian 

Carpentiers (1760-1778) 

A woman holding a fish 

Oil on wooden panel 

23.5 x 19cm 

£700 - 900 

£500 - 700 

Lot 369 

18th century Flemish School 

Figures in a winter landscape 

Watercolour 

Initialled lower right 

35 x 44cm. 

Lot 370 

£300 - 500 

James Arthur O’Connor (Irish, 

1792-1841) 

Travellers in landscapes 

Oil on wooden panel, a pair 

One signed 

14 x 19cm. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

371 

371 

Lot 371 

James Forbes (1749-1819) 

Rome: Pantheon, Colosseum 

and Campidoglio 

set of three watercolours 

22 x 28.5cm 

£1,200 - 1,500 

68

374 

372 

374 

Lot 372 

Auguste Joron (fl.c.1820) 

Cathedral interiors 

pair of watercolours en grisaille 

signed, 44 x 33.5cm 

Lot 373 

£600 - 800 

Attributed to Thomas 

Gainsborough (1727-1788) 

Trees on a hillside 

Pencil and chalk on buff paper 

17.5 x 20.5cm. 

Lot 374 

373 

£800 - 1,200 

After Samuel Howett and 

Captain Thomas Williamson 

Driving a tiger out of a jungle, 

Decoy elephants catching a 

male, A tiger prowling through 

a village and Shooting at the 

edge of a jungle 

hand-coloured aquatints (4) 

from Oriental Field Sports, 

published by T. McClean, 1819 

30 x 43cm. 

£500 - 700 

Lot 375 

Julius Caesar Ibbetson (1759- 

1817) 

Cows resting in a landscape 

Oil on canvas 

30 x 37cm. 

Lot 376 

£500 - 700 

William McEwan (19th C.) 

Edinburgh Castle with 

the Royal Worcestershire 

Regiment marching below 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and dated 1840 

76 x 64cm 

Lot 377 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Benjamin Robert Haydon 

(1786-1846) 

Achilles returning to Battle 

Pen and ink 

28 x 23cm. 

375 

£600 - 900 

376 

377 

69

Lot 378 

Giovanni Antonio Canal called Canaletto (1697-1798) 

Venice, The Dogana from the Bacino di San Marco 

oil on canvas 

inscribed on the reverse: Auguste Chatelain 

11 x 8.5in. 

£100,000 - 150,000 

Auguste Châtelain (b. Neuchâtel 1838, d. St-Blaise 1923), who owned this painting, was a doctor, 

Rector of the University of Neuchâtel and passionate historian who founded the Société d’histoire et 

d’archéologie de Neuchâtel. Another painting by Canaletto depicting The Lock at Dolo (oil on canvas, 

31 x 45cm.: with Robilant & Voena) was also formerly in the collection of Auguste Châtelain, inscribed in 

the same way with his name on the relining canvas, before being recorded with Alfred Beurdeley (1847- 

1919), Paris. 

W.G. Constable (see Literature) suggests the painting may be a fragment of a once large composition. 

The composition, however, functions very well as it is and in the absence of technical evidence to 

demonstrate it may have been reduced in size, there is no reason to assume it was not conceived in its 

current format. 

Provenance: Auguste Châtelain; With Arthur Tooth and Sons Ltd. 

Literature: W.G. Constable, revised by J.G. Links, Canaletto, Oxford 1989, vol I, plate 36, no.158; vol.II, 

no.158, with comment, ‘probably once formed part of larger picture’. 

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71

379 

379 

379 

379 

72 

380 

Lot 379 

English School c.1800 

Chepstow Castle: Berry 

Pomeroy Castle, Launceston 

Castle and Harewood Castle, 

Ink and watercolour (4) 

Colnaghi labels verso 

Largest 26 x 41cm. 

Lot 380 

£1,000 - 1,500 

T Athow (fl. 1780-1820) 

Two elevations of Combwell 

Priory 

Pencil and watercolour, a pair 

Colnaghi labels verso 

31 x 52cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 381 

Circle of Anthony Devis (1729- 

1816) 

Wooded landscapes 

Pencil and watercolour (4) 

17.5 x 24cm. 

Lot 382 

380 

£600 - 800 

Thomas Rowlandson (1756- 

1827) 

‘Women reading w. her 

Companion’ 

watercolour 

20.5 x 30cm. 

£400 - 600 

From the collection of the Earl of 

Warwick, his seal stamp lower 

right 

Lot 383 

Edward Duncan (1803-1882) 

Swansea pilot boat shortening 

sail 

Watercolour 


33 x 49cm. 

Lot 384 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Edward Duncan (1803-1882) 

Swansea Tide Light, South 

Wales 

Watercolour, pencil and 

bodycolour 

Signed and inscribed ‘Low 

water’, 20.5 x 47cm. and a 

related pencil sketch of the same 

subject, 10.5 x 26cm. 

£400 - 600

381 

382 

384 

383 

384 

Lot 385 

Richard Henry Nibbs (1816-1893) 

Fishing boats off Honfleur 

watercolour 

signed 

58 x 86cm. 

Lot 386 

Thomas Creswick R.A. (1811-1869) 

The Old Mill at Whitby 

Oil on canvas 

Signed, 

70 x 52cm. 

385 

£600 - 800 

£400 - 700 

386 

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387 

387 

392 

74 

389 

Lot 387 

Joseph Thors (1835-1920) 

Old cottage near Bromsgrove 

& Thursley Common 

Oil on canvas, a pair 

Signed 

25 x 35cm. 

Lot 388 

£600 - 900 

Edward Henry Holder R.A. 

(1847-1922) 

Travellers resting beside a 

stream 

Oil on canvas 


39 x 62cm. 

£500 - 800 

390 

Lot 389 

William Goodall (1757-1844) 

An Eastern Beauty 

Oil on panel 

Monogrammed 

22 x 17cm. 

Lot 390 

£1,000 - 1,500 

19th Century English School 

Portrait of a gypsy girl 


Lot 391 

£400 - 600 

Francis John Wyburd (1826- 

1893) 

17th-century interior with lady 

reading a book 

Oil on canvas 

Monogrammed, 30 x 24cm. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

391 

Lot 392 

William Shayer Snr (1787- 

1879) 

Country folk on a path with a 

milkmaid and cow 

Oil on canvas 

55 x 75cm. 

Lot 393 

£1,000 - 1,500 

John Bagnold Burgess (1830- 

1897) 

The Fruit Seller 

Oil on canvas 


40 x 30cm. 

£2,000 - 3,000

393 

394 

395 

Lot 394 

John Bagnold Burgess (1830- 

1896) 

Tambourine Girl 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and dated Tangiers 1875 

40 x 29cm. 

£700 - 1,000 

396 397 398 

Lot 395 


The Flower Seller 

Oil on millboard, 29 x 24cm. 

Lot 396 

£500 - 800 

Ida Silfverburg (Finnish, 1834- 

1899) 

Portrait of a lady in pink 

Oil on canvas, Signed 

44 x 36cm. 

£500 - 800 

Lot 397 

Edward John Cobbett (1815- 

1899) 

Girl with a lace handkerchief 

Oil on panel 


42 x 34cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 398 

Joshua Hargrave Sams Mann 

(1826-1886) 

Portrait of a girl in a pink 

shawl 

Oil on board 

Signed, 25 x 19cm. 

388 

£400 - 600 

75

399 

400 

401 

402 

Lot 399 

Norman E. Tayler (1843-1915) 

The Orange Seller 

Oil on canvas 


50 x 40cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

403 

Lot 402 

William Hemsley (1819-1893) 

The Orphan 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

24 x 18cm. 

£300 - 400 

404 

Lot 404 

William Smellie Watson (1796- 

1874) 

The Student 

Oil on canvas 

76 x 63cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

76 

Lot 400 

19th century Austrian School 

Portrait of a lady wearing 

orientalist clothing 


Lot 401 

£800 - 1,200 

Emile Charlet (French, 1851- 

1910) 

Portrait of an Eastern Beauty 

Oil on panel, Signed and dated 

‘82, 43 x 31cm. 

£500 - 800 

Lot 403 

William Crawford (1825-1869) 

Portrait of Miss Mucklaw 


Signed and dated 1857, Artist’s 

label verso 

43 x 35cm. 

£500 - 800 

Lot 405 

19th Century French School 

Two children feeding a pigeon 

Oil on canvas 

58 x 72cm. 

Lot 406 

£800 - 1,200 

George Wolfe (1834-1890) 

Dittisham in the dark 

Watercolour 


£800 - 1,200

406 

405 

407 

408 

409 

409 

Lot 407 

Follower of Samuel Walters 

(1811-1882) 

Three masted sailing vessel 

on a storm tossed sea 

oil on canvas 

74 x 125 cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 408 

Frank Richard Lee RA (1798- 

1879) 

Extensive landscape with 

figures in woodland and 

coming home from the fields 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated 1850 

55 x 93cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 409 

410 

19th Century Neapolitan 

School 

Views along the Bay of Naples 

looking to the East and West 

gouache, a pair, 41 x 84.5cm. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 410 

James Vivian de Fleury (1847- 

1902) 

French town scenes 


Signed, dated 1892, , 60 x 50cm. 

£500 - 800 

410 

77

411 

418 

418 

78 

412 

Lot 411 


Portrait of a chestnut horse in 

a stable 

Oil on canvas 

Indistinctly signed and dated 

1869 

62 x 74cm. 

Lot 412 

George Earl (fl.1856-1883) 

Portrait of a spaniel 


Signed 

Tondo, 36cm. 

Lot 413 

£600 - 800 

£800 - 1,200 

Henry Schafer (1833-1916) 

Milan Cathedral 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

60 x 50cm. 

£500 - 800 

413 

Lot 414 

William Callow (1812-1908) 

Oystermouth Castle, near 

Swansea, 

Watercolour 

Signed, inscribed and dated 

August 13, 1861 

33 x 51.5cm. 

Lot 415 

£800 - 1,200 

William Andrews Nesfield 

(1793-1881) 

An old mill near Betws y Coed 

Watercolour 

Signed 

18.5 x 28cm. 

Lot 416 

£300 - 500 

William Callow (1812-1908) 

Near the Mumbles, Glamorgan, 

after a storm, 1884 

Watercolour 

Signed and dated 

29.5 x 45cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

422 

Lot 417 

Victorian School 

Reynolds Angels 

Reverse painting on glass 

63 x 52cm. 

Lot 418 

£400 - 600 

Franz Quaglio (German, 1844- 

1920) 

Equestrians on country lanes 

Pair of oils on wooden panels 

Signed 

21 x 15cm. 

Lot 419 

£800 - 1,200 

Eloise Harriet Stannard (1806- 

1889) 

Still life’s of apples and grapes 

in a basket 



21 x 30cm. 

£800 - 1,200

414 

415 

416 

417 

420 

Lot 420 

Thomas Binney Gibbs (1870- 

1947) 

Red-haired girl playing a violin 

Oil on canvas 


61 x 31cm. 

£300 - 500 

Lot 421 

419 

Spanish School 

Children at play 

Oil on canvas 

indistinctly signed Ruiz and 

dated 1923 

54 x 37cm. 

£300 - 500 

419 

Lot 422 

A. Robert (French School) 

Houseboats on the Seine 

Oil on board 

Signed 

49 x 61cm. 

£300 - 500 421 

79

423 

432 

80 

424 

Lot 423 

E Pilleau 

The Harbour, Villefranche 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

50 x 76cm. 

Lot 424 

£400 - 600 

Margaret Lindsay Williams 

(1888-1960) 

Standing female nude in a 

studio 

Oil on canvas 

Inscribed verso and dated March 

‘09 

90x 60cm. 

Lot 425 

Gaston Hochard (French, 

1863-1913) 

Figures in a marketplace 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

76 x 59cm. 

425 

£300 - 500 

£600 - 800 

Lot 426 

Mark Senior (1864-1927) 

Figures outside the artists 

cottage in Runswick Bay 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and dated ‘93 

50 x 35cm. 

Lot 427 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Mark Senior (1864-1927) 

The Copper Market, Bruges 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and titled 

45 x 60cm. 

Lot 428 

428 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Antoinetta Brandeis (Italian, 

1849-1926) 

Piazza San Domenico, 

Bologna & Triumphal Arch 

pair of oils on board 

monogrammed, Windsor & Eton 

Fine Arts labels verso dated 

1974 

24 x 12.75cm 

£8,000 - 12,000 

Lot 429 

Karl Heilmayer (1829-1908) 

Garmischa, Bavarian Alps 

oil on canvas 


49 x 89cm 

Lot 430 

£750 - 1,000 

Charles Francois Daubigny 

(French, 1817-1878) 

Figures in woodland 


signed 

11 x 24cm. 

Lot 431 

428 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Edward Alfred Cucuel 

(American, 1875-1951) 

‘Storm at Sorrentino coast’ 

Oil on board 

Signed 

40 x 49cm. 

£800 - 1,200

427 426 

Lot 432 

French School c.1890 

Houseboats on a French river, 

possibly Argenteuil. 

Oil on canvas 

Indistinctly signed 

38 x 54cm. 

Lot 433 

£500 - 800 

§ Robert Boyd Morrison (1896- 

1969) 

The Bathers 

Oil on canvas 


60 x 90cm. 

£1,200 - 1,800 

431 

429 

430 

433 

81

435 437 

442 

434 

82 

Lot 434 

§ Robert Boyd Morrison (1896- 

1969) 

Fete Champetre, 

Oil on canvas 

63 x 83cm. 

Lot 435 

£1,500 - 2,000 

§ Harold Knight (1874-1961) 

Portrait of a young woman in a 

blue dress 

Oil on canvas 


Lot 436 

£2,000 - 3,000 

János Lajos Tihanyi 

(Hungarian, 1892-1957) 

Fishing boats on a calm sea 

Oil on canvas 


£300 - 500 

Lot 437 

§ Frank Owen Salisbury (1874- 

1962) 

Portrait of of the artists wife, 

Alice Maude Greenwood 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and dated New York 

1927 

90 x 70cm. 

Lot 438 

436 

£2,000 - 3,000 

South American School, circa 

1900 

Peruvian lakeside scene with 

figures and llamas 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and dated Zeila 1901 

59 x 89cm. 

£500 - 800 

Lot 439 

French School circa 1900 

Rodin statue in a park 

Oil on canvas 

Inscribed ‘a mon bon….’ 

55 x 79cm. 

Lot 440 

§ Alphonse Léon Quizet 

(French, 1885-1955) 

Street scene, Montmartre 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

88 x 115cm. 

Lot 441 

£500 - 800 

£800 - 1,200 

Frederick Cayley Robinson 

(1862-1927) 

Shipping in harbour at low tide 

Oil on canvas 


£600 - 800

440 441 

438 439 

Lot 442 

Emile Bernard (French, 1868- 

1941) 

Pontaven 

Oil on board 

signed 

82 x 60cm. 

Lot 443 

£400 - 600 

Adrian Hill (1895-1977) 

North country beach scene 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

69 x 88cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

443 

83

445 

449 

444 

Lot 444 

Henry John Hudson (1881- 

1912) 

Portrait of a lady standing in 

an elegant ballgown, beside a 

palm, 

Oil on canvas 

Monogrammed and dated 1893 

152 x 101cm. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

452 

84 

Lot 445 

Émile Lecomte (French, 1866- 

1938) 

Interior with Chinese woman 

and birdcages 

Oil on canvas 

32 x 23cm. 

Lot 446 

£400 - 600 

Russian School 

Horse-drawn sleigh in winter, 

Oil on canvas 

Indistinctly signed 

30 x 38cm. 

Lot 447 

Charles Sillem Lidderdale 

(1831-1895) 

‘Emily’ 

Oil on canvas 

Monogrammed 

46 x 36cm. 

£300 - 500 

£700 - 1,000 

450 

Lot 448 


(1831-1895) 

Portrait of a red haired girl 

Oil on canvas 

Monogrammed, 44 x 34cm. 

Lot 449 

£1,500 - 2,000 

William Langley (1852-1922) 

An Italian peasant girl 

Watercolour 


Lot 450 

£500 - 800 

Walter Wallor Caffyn (1845- 

1898) 

Arundel Castle from the 

Meadows 


40 x 30cm. 

£600 - 800 

453 

Lot 451 


(1831-1895) 

Emily 

Oil on canvas 

60 x 50cm. 

Lot 452 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Walter Wallor Caffyn (1845- 

1898) 

A Shady Nook in Betchworth 

Park, Surrey 

Oil on canvas 


30 x 45cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500

447 448 

451 

Lot 453 

Samuel Bough (1822-1878) 

Horse drawn cart in a 

landscape 

Watercolour, signed and dated 

1875, 40 x 55cm. 

Lot 454 

Victorian School 

Portrait of a country girl 

Oil on canvas 

Monogrammed HGA 

46 x 30.5cm. 

Lot 455 


(1831-1895) 

The Shepherd’s Lassie 

Watercolour 

456 

£500 - 700 

£400 - 600 

Monogrammed and dated 76 

44 x 35cm. 

Lot 456 

£600 - 800 

William Mellor (1851-1931) 

Wathenlath Beck, Borrowdale, 

Cumberland 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

61 x 46cm. 

Lot 457 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Ernest Charles Walbourn 

(1872-1927) 

The Old Mill 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

40 x 60cm. 

455 

454 

446 

£500 - 800 457 

85

458 

459 

460 

461 

463 

Lot 458 

Wilhelm M Pratt (1854-) 

The Crofters Life 

Oil on canvas 


40 x 50cm. 

470 

£500 - 800 

Lot 460 

466 

George Henry R.A., R.S.A., 

R.S.W. (Scottish 1858-1943) 

Chanctonbury Ring 

Oil on canvas, signed and dated 

1932, 101 x 126cm. 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 462 

467 

Cecil Aldin (1870-1935) 

Dogs running with a pony 

Pencil and ink on ivorine panel 

Signed 

8.5 x 18cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

86 

Lot 459 

Frank Brangwyn (1867-1956) 

Outward Bound 

oil on board 

Signed 

43 x 75cm. 

£300 - 500 

Lot 461 

William Mark Fisher (1841- 

1923) 

Summer landscape with 

workers in the fields 


44 x 60cm. 

£700 - 900 

Lot 463 

Edgar Chahine (1874-1947) 

Simone 

Drypoint etching with aquatint 

Signed in pencil 

46 x 32 cm. 

£200 - 300

462 

464 

468 

Lot 464 

Fernand Quignon (French, 

1854-1941) 

Boulevard Richard Lenoir 

Oil on canvas 

Atelier stamp lower right 

47 x 69cm. 

Lot 465 

£2,500 - 3,500 

Charles-Jean Agard (French, 

1866-1950) 

‘Panorama de Nesles’ 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

59 x 91cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 466 

Attributed to Joseph Vernet 

(aka Vincent) Gibson (active 

1860-1890), , 

Portrait of William John Legh, 

1st Baron Newton (1828-1898), 

seated with his dog ‘Row’, 

Oil on canvas 

inscription verso by his son 

Gilbert Legh (?) dated 9/6/18, 

30 x 25cm. 

Lot 467 

465 

£400 - 600 

§ Charles Pears (1873-1958) 

Salvaging the wreck 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

57 x 38cm. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 468 

Major Frederick Rice Stack 

(d.1873) 

Views of the Province of 

Auckland, c.1862 

Folio of 6 lithographs 

Published by Day & Son, 

38 x 57 cm. 

Lot 469 

£300 - 500 


La Promenade 


signed in pencil 1902, from the 

edition of 100, 

46 x 66cm. 

Lot 470 

£300 - 400 


Demoiselle au tennis 


signed in pencil, from the edition 

of 70,, 38 x 15cm. 

469 

£300 - 400 

87

478 

471 

472 

Lot 471 

§ Francis William Helps (1890- 

1972) 

Interior with woman reading 

Oil on canvas 

Signed, 

76 x 63cm. 

Lot 472 

£600 - 800 

§ Lucy Dawson (1875-1954) 

Timothy (White) 

Pastel 

Signed 

21 x 27.5cm. 

Lot 473 

§ Eric Slater (1896-1963) 

An Autumn Morning 

woodblock print 

signed 

24 x 31cm. 

£500 - 800 

£300 - 500 

473 

Lot 474 

Lionel Walden (1861-1933) 

Cornish fishermen putting out 

lobster pots 

Oil on canvas board 

Signed 

32 x 42cm. 

Lot 475 

£1,000 - 1,500 

§ Edwin Penny (1930-2016) 

Barn Owl 

watercolour 

signed 

51 x 37cm. 

Lot 476 

£600 - 900 

§ Edwin Penny (1930-2016) 

Jay on an oak branch 

watercolour 

signed 

50 x 36cm. 

£600 - 900 

474 

Lot 477 

William Alphonse Lambrecht 

(French, 1876-1940) 

View of Venice 

Oil on board 

Signed 

30 x 41cm. 

Lot 478 

£700 - 1,000 

Alexandre Benois (Russian, 

1870-1960) 

Diane de Poitiers, La Fete de 

unit a Marseille, Acte III 

Pencil, Ink and watercolour 

Signed and titled 

43 x 62cm. 

Lot 479 

£4,000 - 6,000 

Moshe Galili (Hungarian, 

b.1930) 

View from Highgate 

Oil on canvas 

signed and inscribed verso 

50 x 70cm. 

£400 - 600 

88

475 

476 

481 

477 

479 

480 

Lot 480 

§ Daniel Van der Putten 

(b.1960) 

‘Spring at Gaston, 

Northamptonshire’ 

Oil on panel 


31 x 44cm. 

Lot 481 

£800 - 1,200 

Elie Anatole Pavil (Ukrainian, 

1873-1948) 

Figures on a river bank in 

summer 

Watercolour 

Signed and inscribed 

29 x 46cm. 

482 

£500 - 700 

Lot 482 

Pal Fried (Hungarian, 1893- 

1976) 

Parisian market scene 

Oil on board, Signed, 49 x 75cm. 

Lot 483 

£600 - 800 

§ Clifford Hall (1904-1973) 

Clown and circus manager 

Pastel on paper 

Signed and dated 1961-2 

75 x 50cm. 

Lot 484 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Samuel John Lamorna Birch 

(1869-1955) 

‘Reflections, broken water, 

running away..’ 

Oil on board 

Signed with a related letter, 27 x 

32cm. 

£500 - 800 

485 

Lot 485 

§ Edwin Penny (1930-2016) 

Fallow bucks 

Watercolour 

Signed 

35 x 51cm. 

483 

484 

£400 - 600 

89

486 

491 

487 

Lot 486 

§ Harold Clayton (1896-1979) 

Study in pink and blue 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

34 x 39cm. 

Lot 487 

£3,000 - 4,000 

§ Roger de la Corbiere 

(French, 1893-1974) 

Waves on the shore under 

moonlight 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

44 x 54cm. 

Lot 488 

£600 - 800 

§ Ken Moroney (1949-2018) 

On the seashore 

Oil on board 

Signed 

24 x 17cm. 

£400 - 600 

488 

Lot 489 

Konstantin Razumov (b.1974) 

The Artist’s Model 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and inscribed verso 

34 x 23cm. 

Lot 490 

£500 - 800 

Douglas Stannus Gray (1890- 

1959) 

The Back Garden at Southwick 

Oil on board 

Signed and dated ‘41 

40 x 50cm. 

Lot 491 

489 

£500 - 800 

§ Billie Waters (1896-1979) 

Fishing Village with the Paris 

Hotel 

Oil on board 

Signed 

37 x 44cm. 

£500 - 800 

Lot 492 

§ Lucien Delarue (French, 

1925-2011) 

Port de Nice 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

46 x 55cm. 

Lot 493 

£500 - 800 

§ Hector Trotin (French, 1894- 

1960) 

Grand Restaurant de Passy 

Oil on board 

Signed 

49 x 64cm. 

Lot 494 

496 

£400 - 600 

§ Gyorgy Stefola (German, 

1913-1999) 

The Bird Seller 

Oil on canvas 


55 x 74cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

90

490 

494 

495 

492 

Lot 495 

Sakti Burman (Indian, 1935-) 

Two pipe players 

Ink and watercolour on paper 

Signed 

38 x 61cm. 

Lot 496 

£600 - 800 

Sakti Burman (Indian, 1935-) 

Musician and onlooker 

Ink and watercolour 

Signed 

45 x 48cm 

£600 - 800 

Lot 497 

§ Anthony Gross (1905-1984) 

View of Paris with the Eiffel 

Tower 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and dated ‘32, 53 x 

72cm. 

Lot 498 

493 

£2,000 - 3,000 

§ Stanley William Hayter (1901- 

1988) 

‘City’, Wood engraving 

Signed in pencil and dated ‘74, 

22/75, 49 x 59.5cm. 

£500 - 800 

497 

498 

91

499 

503 

501 

505 

500 

500 

505 

504 

508 

Lot 499 

§ Paul Dufau (French, 1897- 

1989) 

The crucifixion 

Mixed media on board 

Inscribed verso 

77 x 63 cm, unframed. 

Lot 500 

£300 - 400 


1989) 

Seated girl & equestrian figure 

Oil on board 

Both inscribed verso 

31 x 24 cm & 46 x 36 cm. 

£200 - 400 

508 

Lot 501 


1989) 

Les Chats Bleu 



119 x 86cm. Unframed. 

Lot 502 

£600 - 800 


1989) 

Anthropomorphic form 



75 x 64cm. Unframed 

£600 - 800 

502 

Lot 503 


1989) 

Masks, 1963 

Mixed media on panel 

Signed verso 

121 x 76cm. Unframed. 

Lot 504 

£500 - 700 


1989) 

Les 3 Roses 


titled verso 

46 x 65 cm, unframed. 

£400 - 600 

92

507 

509 

Lot 505 


1989) 

Portrait 


Signed, together with a head 

study on paper, 

55 x 45cm. & 48 x 32cm. (2) 

Lot 506 

§ Ian Houston (1934-) 

Summer Afternoon 

Oil on board 

Signed 

40 x 50cm. 

£500 - 700 

Lot 507 

£500 - 700 

§ Edward Seago, RWS, RBA 

(1910-1974) 

A street in Torremolinos 

Watercolour 

Signed in pencil 

27 x 37cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

506 510 

Lot 508 

§ Jean Axatard (b.1931) 

Saturday Morning Skaters & 

The Fruit Pickers 

Oil on canvas 

signed, a pair 

21 x 25cm. 

Lot 509 

£700 - 900 

§ Edward Seago, RWS, RBA 

(1910-1974) 

The Cove, Portugal, 

Watercolour 

Studio stamp, purchased from 

Spink & Son in 1987, 

36 x 53 cm. 

Lot 510 

£3,500 - 4,500 

§ Dame Elisabeth Frink (1930- 

1993) 

Sparrow Hawk 

etching and aquatint 

signed and numbered 26/50 

52 x 46cm. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 511 

§ Julian Barrow (1939-2013) 

View of the Acropolis 

Oil on canvas 


23 x 34cm. 

Lot 512 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Sandra Blow R.A. (1925- 

2006) 

Rilievo, 2005 

silkscreen on wove with collage 

elements 

Signed in pencil, 69/80 

55 x 55cm. 

511 

512 

£600 - 800 

93

519 

522 

513 514 515 

Lot 513 

§ Philip Dunn (1945-) 

Brighton Pier 

gouache 

Signed 

77 x 52cm. 

Lot 514 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Philip Dunn (1945-) 

Cafe Alfresco, Saint Cirq 

Lapopie, Lot, France 

gouache 

Signed, label verso dated 1993 

76 x 50cm. 

Lot 515 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Georges Braque (French, 

1882-1963) 

Blue Bird (Le Coq), 1952 

Colour lithograph 

Published by Verve (frontispiece 

for moods and movements in art 

volume VII, number 27–28) 

31 x 24cm. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 516 

§ Tracey Emin (1963-) 

My Favourite Little Bird, 2010 

Colour print 

Signed 

69 x 49cm. 

Lot 517 

£500 - 700 

§ Tracey Emin (1963-) 

The Kiss Was Beautiful, 2013 

Colour print 


Lot 518 

£500 - 700 

§ Rowland Emett (1906-1990) 

Artwork for Jonathan Cape 

Ink and gouache on paper 

Signed 

30.5 x 23cm. Unframed 

£500 - 800 

Lot 519 

§ Bernard Meadows (1915- 

2005) 

Fallen Bird 

bronze 

monogrammed 

H 8.5cm. L 23cm. D 16cm. 

Lot 520 

£3,000 - 5,000 

§ Desmond Morris (1928-) 

Surreal Birds 

Oil on canvas 

Initialled and dated 60 

36 x 43cm. 

Lot 521 

518 

§ David Hockney (1937-) 

Ann putting on lipstick 

Lithograph 

118 x 47cm. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

£1,500 - 2,000 

94

516 

517 

Lot 522 

§ Henry Moore (1898-1986) 

Three reclining figures on 

pedestals (C.439) 

Lithograph 

Signed in pencil, XIII/XV, printed 

by Curwen Prints Ltd, London, 

an artists proof aside from the 

edition of 50, 

41 x 59cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

521 520 

Lot 523 

§ Henry Moore (1898-1986) 

Seated figure holding glass, 

(CGM 388) 

Lithograph 

Signed in pencil, 50/50, 

31 x 38cm. 

£300 - 500 

523 

95

524 

525 

526 

96 

527 

Lot 524 

§ Mark Boxer (Marc) b.1931 

The Prince of Wales, 1981 

Pen, brush and ink 

Inscribed ‘for Tom from Mark 

B. on the publication of Prince 

Charming 1981’ 

42 x 29.5cm. 

Lot 525 

£500 - 800 

§ Glen Baxter (1944-) 

Consequences 

Ink and watercolour 

One of a series for Jonathan 

Cape seasonal lists 

20 x 14cm. 

Lot 526 

£1,000 - 1,500 

§ Quentin Blake (1932-) 

Souvenir of the Treasury days 

Ink and watercolour on paper 

Inscribed, 31 x 21.5cm 

£600 - 800 

Lot 527 

§ John Burningham (1936- 

2019) 

Hello Kev, We’re at 30 Bedford 

SQ 

Coloured inks on paper 

26 x 36cm. 

Lot 528 

£1,000 - 1,500 

§ Andrew Crocker (1962-) 

‘The Same But Different’ 

Oil on canvas 


110 x 130cm. 

Lot 529 

529 

§ Fred Yates (1922-2008) 

Young family 


With letter of Provenance 

22 x 33.5cm. 

£500 - 800 

£400 - 600 

Lot 530 

§ Donald Hamilton Fraser 

(1929-2009) 

Trees in a landscape 

Mixed media 

Signed 

28 x 37cm. 

Lot 531 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Tracy Emin (1963-) 

Self portrait as a small bird 

etching on wove 

Signed and titled in pencil, 

129/200 

27.5 x 33cm. 

Lot 532 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Sherree Valentine Daines 

(1959-) 

Reclining female nude 

Oil on board 


£1,200 - 1,800

528 

533 

532 

530 

531 

Lot 533 

§ Fred Uhlmann (1901-1995) 

Italian Church 

Oil on board 

Signed with Trafford Gallery label 

verso, 35 x 45cm. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 534 

534 

§ Jonathan Yeo (1970-) 

Biot Village I & II 

Oil on canvas, a pair, 


£4,000 - 5,000 

534 

531 

97

535 

536 

537 

Lot 535 

§ Andre Wallace FRSS, (1947-), 

Seated male bather, Portland 

stone, 

Monogrammed AW and dated 

2000, 

45.5cm high 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 536 

§ David Hockney (1937-) 

Celia Looks, 1980 

Lithograph 

Signed and dated in pencil, AP 

VI/XIV, an artist’s proof aside 

from the edition of 54, on tan 

HMP koller paper, printed and 

published by Gemini G.E.L., Los 

Angeles, with full margins 

27 x 27cm. 

£3,000 - 4,000 

Lot 537 

§ Michael Craig-Martin (Irish, 

1941-) 

Folio, 2004 

Set of 12 screenprints 

Signed in pencil verso and dated 

2004, numbered 13/40 

33 x 100cm. 

£4,000 - 6,000 

98

539 

538 

542 

Lot 538 

§ Frank Wootton (1911-1978) 

Going out with the Hounds 

Oil on canvas 


72 x 112cm. 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 539 


(1914-1998) 

Berwick Church, Summer 

oil on board 

Stacy Marks label verso dated 

1965 

41 x 51cm 

Lot 540 

£700 - 900 


Morston Church, Norfolk 

Oil on board 

Signed 

29 x 39cm. 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Lot 541 


Glyndebourne 

Oil on canvas 

Signed, titled verso and dated 

1984 

28 x 40cm. 

£1,200 - 1,500 

Lot 542 

§ Fred Yates (1922-2008) 

The White Chapel, Rancon 

Oil on canvas 

Signed 

64 x 52cm. 

540 

541 

£2,000 - 3,000 

99

543 

544 

100 

545 

Lot 543 

§ Laurence Stephen Lowry 

(1887-1976) 

Station Approach 

Lithograph 

signed, from the edition of 850, 

with the Fine Art Trade Guide 

blindstamp 

41 x 51cm. 

Lot 544 

£2,000 - 3,000 


(1887-1976) 

The Reference Library 

Signed in pencil, 

24 x 35cm. 

Lot 545 

£3,000 - 4,000 


(1887-1976) 

The Football Match 

Signed in pencil and blind 

stamped, 179/850 

25 x 36cm. 

£4,000 - 5,000 

Lot 546 


(1887-1976) 

‘Meeting Point’ 

lithograph 

signed in pencil, 47 x 71cm. 

Lot 547 

£1,500 - 2,000 


(1887-1976) 

‘View of a Town’ 

lithograph 

signed in pencil, from the 

edition of 850, published by J.H. 

Mainstone Print Publications, 

Holt 

42 x 54cm. 

Lot 548 

546 

£1,500 - 2,000 


(1887-1976) 

‘Street Scene near a factory’ 

lithograph 

signed in pencil, from the edition 

of 850, published by the Adam 

Collection Ltd., 

25 x 20cm. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

547 

548

SILVER 

At approx. 3.30pm. 549-633 

633 

101

549 

550 

551 

552 

102 

553 

Lot 549 

A pair of silver free standing 

pheasant table ornaments, by 

Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, 

London, 1970, 23.7cm, 24.5oz. 

Lot 550 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A pair of cast silver scallop 

shell butter dishes, C & J. 

Vander, London 1975, 10.6cm, 

14.5oz. 

Lot 551 

£200 - 300 

A 20th century Portuguese 833 

standard silver rectangular 

box and cover, the lid cast 

and chased in high relief with 

travellers approaching a town, 

post 1938 Porto mark, 15.4cm, 

22oz. 

£200 - 300 

554 

Lot 552 

Ten early 20th century Chinese 

Export small Sterling silver 

coin inset dishes, with shaped 

‘bamboo’ edges, by Tach Hing, 

Hong Kong, 87mm, 21oz. 

Lot 553 

£150 - 250 

An early 20th century Persian 

rectangular silver box 

having foliate decoration and 

inset domed oval enamel plaque 

depicting a palace surrounded 

by trees and distant mountains, 

signed (control marks), on four 

bracket feet, 14.1 cm, gross 

weight 300 grams. 

14 x 8 x 2cm 

Lot 554 

£300 - 500 

An early 20th century Russian 

engraved 84 zolotnik silver 

oval single handled dish, 

no liner, 1908-1917 kokoshnik 

mark, length 26.5cm, 11.5oz. 

£300 - 500 

555 

Lot 555 

A George III silver oval nutmeg 

grater, by Thomas Phipps and 

Edward Robinson, 

with engraved decoration and 

crest, London, 1798, 47mm, 

gross weight 41 grams. 

Lot 556 

£200 - 400 

A George III engraved silver 

cylindrical nutmeg grater, by 

John Robbins, London, 1771, 

with engraved initial to the top, 

7cm, gross 60 grams. 

Lot 557 

£200 - 400 

A George III silver nutmeg of 

cylindrical form, maker, ?S, 

c.1790, 

with engraved decoration, 

65mm, gross 52 grams. 

£250 - 350

556 

557 

560 

561 

563 

558 

559 

562 

Lot 558 

A pair of William IV silver 

gothic style seven bar 

toastracks, by Charles Fox II, 

engraved crest, on wavy bases 

with shell angles, London, 1831, 

height 14.1cm, 22.5oz. 

Lot 559 

£300 - 400 

An early 19th century Indian 

Colonial silver card dish by 

Robert Gordon II, Madras, 

with engraved crest and 

gadrooned border, on four feet, 

(repairs), 15.3cm, 133 grams. 

Lot 560 

£300 - 500 

A George IV Scottish 

provincial silver wine funnel, 

R & R Keay, Perth, circa 1825, 

15cm and an earlier George 

III silver Scottish wine funnel 

stand, John MacDonald, 

Glasgow, circa 1810,11.1cm, 

6.5 oz (a.f.) 

£500 - 700 

Lot 561 

A Queen Anne small Britannia 

standard silver scent funnel, 

London, circa 1710, 63mm, 

marks rubbed, 22 grams. 

Lot 562 

£100 - 150 

A William III repousse silver 

porringer, by Jonah Kirk, 

London c.1695, 

with typical acanthus leaf 

decoration, height 65mm, 120 

Lot 563 

£300 - 500 


pear shaped nutmeg grater, 

maker’s mark ?K only, 

with engraved naive foliate 

decoration, 37mm, gross 24 

grams. 

564 

£300 - 500 

Lot 564 

A cased set of four George V 

novelty silver and enamel oval 

menu holders, modelled as 

butterflies, Levy & Salaman, 

Birmingham, 1911, height 35mm, 

weighted. 

Lot 565 

£200 - 300 

A pair of George III silver 

goblets, by Benjamin 

Mountigue, 

with engraved decoration and 

armorial, on hexagonal foot, 

London, 1788, 16.8cm, 13oz. 

£600 - 800 

565 

103

566 

568 

567 

570 

104 

571 

Lot 566 


French silver and enamel 

cigarette/cigar box by Paul 

Guillon, Paris, the hinged cover 

enamelled with interior scene 

of musketeers imbibing, after 

Grison, 20.8cm, gross weight 

41oz. 

Lot 567 

£600 - 800 

A silver letter opener by Stuart 

Devlin, London, 1975, 

22.7cm, 83 grams. 

Lot 568 

£150 - 250 

A silver small circular dish, by 

Simon Benney, maker’s mark 

SFSB, London, 1998, the base 

stamped ‘Benney’, 

with textured border, 13.2cm, 

160 grams. 

£150 - 200 

Lot 569 

A pair of George II silver 

sauceboats, by Henry Brind, 

with flying scroll handles, on 

hoof feet, London, 1745, height 

10.8cm, 17.5oz. 

Lot 570 

£700 - 1,000 

A George III silver wine 

coaster by Paul Storr, 

with gadrooned and foliate 

border and turned wooden base, 

London, 1812, the central boss 

with engraved crest, 18.6cm. 

Lot 571 

£400 - 600 

A harlequin set of six 19th 

century Dutch? silver 

baptismal spoons, some 

engraved arms of the Kingdom 

of the Netherlands, 

with mask terminals, 16.5cm, 

8.5oz. 

£300 - 400 

572 

Lot 572 

A George III silver navette 

shaped nutmeg grater, Phipps 

& Robinson, 

with engraved border and 

monogram, the interior engraved 

‘The Gift of Lady Mackworth’, 

London, 1786, 52mm. 

Lot 573 

£300 - 500 

A George III silver oval tea 

caddy by John Younge & Co, 

with engraved crest, ring handle 

and beaded borders, Sheffield, 

1785, height 89mm, 10oz, no 

key and no lock, 

£250 - 350

573 

574 

575 

569 

Lot 576 

576 

A James I silver apostle 

spoon; St James The Greater, 

indistinct maker’s mark 

possibly Daniel Cary, London 

1624, 17.9cm, 65 grams. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 577 

A 17th century silver gilt sealtop 

spoon, likely Wessex or 

West Country, 

circa 1620, later gilded and later 

engraved crest to top of spoon, 

16.7cm, 47 grams. 

£300 - 500 

Lot 574 

577 

An early 20th century 

Russian 84 zolotnik silver and 

cloisonne enamel kovsh, 

1908-1917 kokoshnik mark, 

10.9cm, gross weight 93 grams. 

£700 - 1,000 

578 

Lot 575 

579 

An early Victorian silver table 

snuff box, by Nathaniel Mills, 

of rectangular bombe shape with 

foliate decorated border and 

engraved with crest and later 

interior inscription, Birmingham, 

1844, 96mm, 183 grams. 

£250 - 350 

Lot 578 

A Charles I silver seal top 

spoon, inscribed ‘M’ to 

terminal, ‘M T’ to the bowl 

reverse, London, 1638, 

marker’s initials T.P, length 

17cm long, 1.5oz. 

Lot 579 

£800 - 1,200 

A George II silver marrow 

spoon, London 1737, maker’s 

initials ‘I.H’, 22cm long, 1.7 oz. 

£150 - 250 

105

Lot 580 

A William & Mary silver 

trefid spoon, London, 1689, 

attributed to Lawrence Coles, 

19.5cm long, 1.8 oz. 

Lot 581 

£300 - 500 

A provincial English silver 

trefid spoon, marks untraced, 

initialled to terminal underside 

‘IRS’, c1670-90 , 19.5cm long, 

1.4 oz. 

Lot 582 

£500 - 800 

An Elizabeth I silver gilt 

Apostle spoon, likely St. 

Thomas, possibly Patrick 

Brue, London, 1592, 18cm 

long, 2.1 oz (possibly regilded) 

Lot 583 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A George III Old English 

fancy back silver tablespoon, 

London 1776 by Hester 

Bateman, 22cm long, 1.6 oz. 

Lot 584 

£100 - 200 

A George III Channel Islands 

silver trefid spoon, initialled 

‘H’ over ‘B.E’ attributed to 

Jacques Quesnel, marked 

‘I.Q’, c1770, 19cm long, 1 oz. 

Lot 585 

£200 - 400 

A George III Channel Islands 

silver tablespoon, initialled 

‘S.D.C’ over ‘K.A’, inscribed 

1798, attributed to Jacques 

Quesnel, marked ‘I.Q’ and 

cannon mark, 20cm long, 1.2 

oz. 

£200 - 400 

580 

581 

582 

583 

584 

585 

586 

106 

Lot 586 

A George II silver mote spoon, 

c1750 by Ebenezer Coker, the 

bowl with shell back, 13.7cm. 

£150 - 250 

587

Lot 587 

A pair of George I silver threeprong 

forks, with dog nose 

terminals, engraved with 

armorials, London 1722 by 

Paul Hanet, each 18 cm long, 

4oz. 

Lot 588 

£400 - 600 

A George II silver Hanovarian 

pattern fancy back tablespoon, 

with engraved armorial, 

London 1736 by Edward 

Bennett, 20.5 cm long, 2.5 oz. 

Lot 589 

£50 - 80 

A rare James I slip top silver 

spoon, initialled to bowl 

underside, ‘A.D’, and ‘PE’ over 

‘H’ to slip, London, 1606 by 

William Cawdell, 16cm long, 

1.4 oz. 

Lot 590 

£1,500 - 2,500 

A Commonwealth West 

Country silver Apostle spoon, 

with a gilded terminal in the 

form of St. Peter, the bowl 

inscribed ‘P.S.T’, and dated 

‘1659’, unascribed, c1650, 

20cm long, 2 oz, (repaired to 

terminal.). 

Lot 591 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A George III silver marrow 

scoop, London, 1764, untraced 

(marked ‘C.H’) 24cm long, 1.7 

oz. 

Lot 592 

£80 - 120 

A Charles II silver trefid spoon, 

initaled ‘R.H’, London, 1681 by 

John King, 20cm long, 2oz. 

£600 - 800 

588 

589 

590 

591 

592 

593 

594 

Lot 593 

A James I / Charles I West 

Country seal top silver spoon, 

possibly John Parnell, Truro, 

c1620-40, 16cm long, 1.4 oz 

(repaired) 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 594 

A Queen Anne West Country 

silver trefid spoon, inscribed 

‘MT’ over ‘IM, over ‘1715’, by 

John Elston, Exeter, 1706, 

20cm long, 1 oz. 

£400 - 600 

107

597 

598 

599 

600 

601 

Lot 595 

An 18th century French silver 

fiddle pattern tablespoon, 

20cm long, 2.6 oz. 

Lot 596 

£60 - 80 

An 18th century fancy back 

silver mote spoon, circa 1750, 

13cm long. 

Lot 597 

£150 - 200 

A pair of George III silver 

square shaped strawberry 

dishes John Mewburn, 

with engraved armorial and 

embossed with foliate sprays, 

London, 1804, 21.2cm, 23oz. 

£700 - 900 

602 

Lot 598 

A good late William IV brass 

inlaid two handled coromandel 

wood travelling toilet set, 

containing eleven silver 

mounted glass jars etc. 

and a tray of nail implements 

including ivory handled, maker, 

T.D., London, 1836/8, box 

33.5cm. 

Lot 599 

£400 - 600 

A set of eight German 800 

standard silver cups and 

saucers, by Adolf Kander, with 

white ceramic liners, 

saucer diameter 13.5cm, 38.5oz. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 600 

An early 20th century Chinese 

white metal three piece tea set 

by Zee Wo, 

of planished ovoid design, gross 

weight 42oz. 

Lot 601 

£400 - 600 

A George III silver oval biggin 

pot, John Edwards III, London, 

1799, on stand with burner, 

John Edwards III, London, 

1803, with gadrooned borders 

and engraved armorial, on paw 

feet, overall height 29.3cm, gross 

weight 30.5oz. 

£300 - 400 

108

603 

608 

604 

Lot 602 

A part canteen of Edwardian 

silver Old English double 

struck thread pattern flatware 

for twelve by John Round & 

Son Ltd, 

comprising sixty two items, 

12 each of the following, table 

spoons and forks, dessert 

spoons and forks and teaspoons 

and a pair of sauce ladles, 

Sheffield, 1906, 142.5oz. 

Lot 603 

£1,500 - 2,000 


South East Asian silver 

pedestal bowl, decorated with 

birds amongst foliage, the broad 

stem with similar decoration, 

on a circular foot, top diameter 

35cm, gross weight 34oz. 

Lot 604 

£600 - 800 

An early 20th century Chinese 

Export silver two handled 

koro and cover, with stag head 

handles and pierced cover with 

lion finial, the body engraved 

with Chinese characters, on 

three zoomorphic cabriole legs, 

signed on base, height 38.5cm, 

46.5oz. 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Lot 605 

A George IV provincial silver 

three piece tea set by Barber 

& Whitwell, York, 1821 and a 

similar silver coffee pot, by 

Richard Pearce?, London, 

1820, all with engraved crest 

and embossed foliate scroll 

decoration, on four feet, coffee 

pot height 20.1cm, gross weight 

67.5oz. 

Lot 606 

605 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A pair of early George III silver 

oval pedestal sauce boats by 

Whyte & Holmes?, 

with gadrooned border, 

wrythened fluted decoration and 

engraved crest, London, 1767, 

height 15.2cm, 30.5oz. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 607 


Chinese Export silver three 

piece tea set (a.f.), 

comprising a teapot, lidded 

sugar bowl and cream jug, with 

continuous embossed bamboo 

decoration and faux bamboo 

handles, signed on bases, teapot 

height 14.1cm, gross weight 

31oz. 

Lot 608 

£800 - 1,200 

A Victorian silver centrepiece 

(lacking trumpet), 

with engraved and embossed 

foliate decoration and 

surmounted with two children 

playing musical instruments(one 

instrument now missing, 

indistinct maker’s mark, London, 

1892, height 17.5cm, 36oz, 

£300 - 500 

606 

607 

109

609 

610 

611 

612 

613 

Lot 609 

A Victorian embossed silver 

four-piece tea and coffee 

service of classical vase form, 

London 1886, Martin, Hall & 

Co (Richard Martin & Ebenezer 

Hall), 

with embossed and engraved 

mask and floral swag decoration, 

coffee pot height 28.5cm, gross 

90oz. 

Lot 610 

£1,500 - 2,500 

A Mappin & Webb 18th century 

style silver coffee pot with 

wood handle and matching 

hotwater pot, London, 1959, 

26.4cm, gross 44.5oz. 

£400 - 600 

616 

Lot 611 

A late Victorian four-piece 

silver tea set comprising 

teapot, lidded bowl, twin 

handed sugar basin and jug 

with gilded bowls throughout, 

Josiah Williams & Co, London, 

1900, 

all with engraved initial, gross 

60.5oz 

Lot 612 

£700 - 1,000 

A large Mexican sterling silver 

two handled pedestal punch 

bowl, 

diameter 42.9cm excluding 

handles, 108.5oz, together with a 

plated ladle. 

£500 - 800 

Lot 613 

A set of four early 18th 

Century style cast silver 

candlesticks, with octagonal 

bases, Walter H. Wilson & Co, 

London, 1969, 18cm, 64oz. 

Lot 614 

£800 - 1,200 

An impressive Burmese 

Sterling silver (950) threepiece 

tea service, with tray, 

cast with figures, teapot with 

cockerel spout and figural 

handle, 

tray 44cm, tallest piece 19.5cm, 

gross 92oz. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

110

614 

619 

615 

617 

Lot 615 

A George V Irish pierced silver 

dish ring, by West & Son, 

engraved with urn and swag 

decoration, Dublin, 1910, based 

diameter 20.4cm, top diameter 

18.5cm, 9oz. 

Lot 616 

620 

£500 - 700 

An Edwardian embossed 

silver circular four piece tea 

and coffee service by Edward 

Barnard & Sons Ltd, 

with engraved initial and 

decorated with floral scrolls, 

London, 1901, gross 81.5 oz. 

£800 - 1,000 

Lot 617 

A William IV Irish silver squat 

melon shaped teapot by 

Robert W. Smith, Dublin, 1831, 

gross 31oz. 

Lot 618 

£400 - 600 

A George III silver urn shaped 

coffee pot by Godbehere & 

Wigan, with engraved armorial, 

London 1791, height 35.5cm, 

gross 24.5oz. 

Lot 619 

621 

£500 - 700 

A two-handled silver tray by 

Mappin & Webb, with engraved 

inscription, Sheffield, 1961, 

50.5cm, over handles, 69oz. 

£600 - 900 

Lot 620 

A George II engraved silver 

bullet shaped teapot, London, 

1751, 

maker’s mark rubbed, height 

11.8cm, gross weight 15oz. 

Lot 621 

618 

£600 - 800 

A George III silver bright cut 

engraved oval teapot and 

stand, Thomas Daniell (a.f.), 

with pineapple finial and 

engraved with floral garlands and 

armorials, London, 1785, teapot 

height 16.1cm, gross weight 

15.5oz. 

£800 - 1,200 

111

622 

624 

623 

Lot 622 

A good early George III silver 

salver, by Richard Rugg, 

of shaped circular form, with 

‘scaled’ border and engraved 

with armorial, on three scroll and 

paw feet, London, 1760, 35.6cm, 

38 oz. 

Lot 623 

£700 - 1,000 

A canteen of silver Kings 

pattern flatware and cutlery, 

for twelve, by Viners Ltd, 

Sheffield, 1959/60, comprising 

one hundred and thirty three 

items, housed in a mahogany 

canteen, weighable silver 

155.5oz. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

625 

Lot 624 

A set of four early 19th century 

South American? cast silver 

candlesticks, 

with waisted knop stems and 

engraved decoration, indistinct 

makers mark with 10 stamp, 

height 25.9 cm, 62.5oz. 

Lot 625 

£500 - 700 

A pair of early George III cast 

silver candlesticks by William 

Cafe, 

with waisted knopped stems, on 

shaped square bases, London, 

1760 & 1768, 24.9cm, 36.5oz. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

626 

Lot 626 

A George III silver hot water 

ewer, by William Sumner I?, 

of panelled vase shape, with 

engraved initial and crest, 

London, 1794, height 30.4cm, 

gross weight 24.5oz. 

Lot 627 

£300 - 500 

A pair of textured silver bottle 

coasters by Adrian Gerald 

Benney, with removeable 

silver mounted plastic liners, 

with wooden bases, London, 

1998, height 24.5cm, diameter 

12.7cm, gross weight of bases 

28oz. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

112

627 628 

Lot 628 

A pair of textured silver salt 

and pepper mills by Adrian 

Gerald Benney, 

of cylindrical form, London, 1998, 

11.1cm. 

£500 - 700 

629 

630 

Lot 629 

A good part textured silver 

canteen of cutlery for six by 

Adrian Gerald Benney, 

comprising sixty one items, 

six each of the following: table 

and dessert spoons, table and 

dessert forks, tea knives and 

forks, teaspoons and silver 

handled table and dessert 

knives, together with two pairs 

of servers, soup ladle, sauce 

ladle and a cheese knife 

London, 1998 and one matched 

earlier tea knife, London, 1987, 

weighable silver, 150.4oz. 

£4,000 - 6,000 

Lot 630 

A George III provincial silver 

pedestal coffee pot, by John 

Robertson I, 

of ovoid shape, with engraved 

decoration and monogram, 

Newcastle, 1800, height 33.5cm, 

gross weight 25oz. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 631 

631 

A near set of four George II 

cast silver candlesticks, by 

John Cafe, 

with waisted knopped stems, on 

shaped square bases, London, 

1743, sconces unmarked, height 

18.8cm & 19cm, gross 57.4oz. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

113

Lot 632 

A pair of late George IV silver 

shaped circular dinner plates 

by Paul Storr, 

decorated with gadrooned and 

leaf borders and engraved with 

family crest, bases engraved 

Storr & Mortimer, one numbered 

200, London, 1829, diameter 

28.1cm, 52oz. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 633 

A good large Victorian fluted 

silver Monteith bowl, by F.B. 

Thomas & Co, New Bond 

Street, 

with shell scroll border, twin 

lion mask ring handles and 

two cartouches with engraved 

inscriptions ‘Ambassador 

College United Kingdom’ and 

with the biblical verse ‘The Lion 

Shall Dwell With The Lamb And 

A Little Child Shall Lead Them In 

The World Tomorrow, Isiah 11:6’, 

on fluted pedestal foot, London, 

1875, diameter 42.4cm, height 

27.7cm, 142.5oz. 

£4,000 - 6,000 

633 

632 

114

WATCHES,JEWELLERY, 

COINS & MEDALS 

At approx. 4.00pm. 

634-770 

115

634 

635 

636 

116 

637 

Lot 634 

An Edwardian engine turned 

18ct gold J.W. Benson, ‘The 

Field Watch’, keyless lever half 

hunter pocket watch, 

with Roman dial and subsidiary 

seconds, the case with engraved 

monogram and the signed 

movement numbered 519835. 

Lot 635 

£800 - 1,000 

A late Victorian engine turned 

18ct gold A W. Co Waltham 

hunter keyless lever pocket 

watch, 

with Roman dial, subsidiary 

seconds and signed three 

quarter plate movement, case 

diameter 47mm, gross weight 

113.1 grams. 

Lot 636 

£600 - 800 

A late Victorian 18ct gold open 

face keyless fob watch, 

with yellow Roman dial and case 

back with engraved monogram, 

case diameter 37mm, gross 

weight 39.8 grams, together with 

a 9ct gold suspension brooch, 

1.6 grams. 

£300 - 400 

638 

Lot 637 

A George III gold pair cased 

keywind quarter repeating 

pocket watch by Thomas 

Gardner of London 

with pierced repousse outer case 

decorated with classical figures 

in parkland, enamelled arabic 

dial with gold hands, pierced and 

engraved inner case, steel dust 

cover, signed and numbered 

1060, and movement striking 

with two hammers. 

H 5.75cm. 

Lot 638 

639 

£2,000 - 3,000 

An early 20th century Swiss 

enamelled keyless 18ct gold 

fob watch, 

with split pearls set to the 

bezel and back, and dark blue 

enamelling, associated gold 

and seed pearl set twin hearts 

suspension brooch. 

watch 3.75cm. 

£500 - 700 

Lot 639 

A George III 18ct gold hunter 

keywind lever pocket watch, 

by Grant, Fleet Street, London, 

with Roman dial and subsidiary 

seconds, the case back and 

front engraved with monogram 

and crest, the signed movement 

numbered 3603, case 

hallmarked for London, 1811, 

cased diameter 53mm, gross 

weight 158.2 grams. 

Lot 640 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A gentleman’s modern 

stainless steel Breitling Super 

Ocean automatic wrist watch, 

with blue dial, three subsidiary 

dials and rotating black bezel, 

serial no. 2788194, cased 

diameter 46mm, with original box 

and papers 

Lot 641 

£3,000 - 5,000 

A gentleman’s 1960’s steel 

Jaeger LeCoultre automatic 

wrist watch, 

with baton and quarterly Arabic 

numerals and power reserve 

aperture. 

£500 - 700

640 

641 

642 

643 

Lot 642 

A lady’s modern Swiss 14k 

gold and diamond set manual 

wind oval wrist watch, on 

integral 14k gold bracelet, 

case diameter 23mm, 16cm, 


644 645 646 647 

£1,200 - 1,400 

Lot 645 

A gentleman’s early 1960’s 

9ct gold Omega manual wind 

wrist watch, with quarterly 

Arabic numerals and subsidiary 

seconds, movement c.267, on 

associated leather strap 

£300 - 500 

Lot 643 

A lady’s 9ct white gold Tudor 

manual wind oval wrist watch, 

with baton numerals, on integral 

9ct white gold bracelet, case 

diameter 16mm, gross weight 

28.5 grams, with Tudor box. 

Lot 644 

£400 - 600 

A gentleman’s 2011 stainless 

steel Tudor Chronograph 

automatic wrist watch, on a 

stainless steel Tudor bracelet, 

the black dial with three 

subsidiary dials and date 

aperture, with original box and 

guarantee card, model no. 

20300, serial no. H732107, with 

two spare links. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 646 

A lady’s 18ct gold Cartier Tank 

Louis quartz wrist watch, on a 

leather strap, 

with rectangular Roman dial, 

the case back numbered 

8810529874, cased diameter 

24mm excluding the crown, 

gross weight 27.3 grams. 

Lot 647 

£1,800 - 2,200 

A lady’s 18ct white gold 

manual wind wrist watch, with 

oval malachite dial and diamond 

set bezel, overall 17cm, gross 

weight 38.6 grams, with Chopard 

box. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 648 

648 

A lady’s 1980’s 9ct gold Tudor 

manual wind rectangular dial 

wrist watch, on an integral 9ct 

gold brick link bracelet, 

with baton numerals, overall 

length 18.1cm, gross weight 37.4 

grams. 

£300 - 500 

117

649 

650 

651 

118 

652 

Lot 649 

A gentleman’s early 1950’s 9ct 

gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual 

bubbleback wrist watch, on a 

leather strap with gold plated 

Rolex buckle, 

with arrowhead and Arabic 

numerals, model no. 6084, serial 

no. 918155. 

Lot 650 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A gentleman’s early late 

1940’s/early 1950’s stainless 

steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual 

bubbleback wrist watch, 

on associated leather strap, with 

Arabic and arrowhead markers, 

case diameter 33mm, model no. 

5015, serial no. 683504. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

655 656 

Lot 651 

A gentleman’s Rolex Oyster 

Perpetual Datejust Superlative 

Chronometer, stainless steel 

and 18ct gold, 2000, with 

champagne dial, serial number 

P648984, model number 

16233, complete with original 

box and paperwork including 

service history, 

with spare links. 

Lot 652 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A late 1920’s gentleman’s 

silver cushion cased Rolex 

Oyster Ultra Prima manual 

wind wrist watch, 

on associated steel bracelet, 

with Arabic dial and subsidiary 

seconds, the inner case 

back signed and numbered 

260554/1925, 274,789 

£500 - 700 

Lot 653 

A Great War D.C.M. group 

of five awarded to Captain 

Alexander Grant Gilbert, 

Seaforth Highlanders/Kings 

African Rifle Corps 

comprising D.C.M, 1914-15 

star, B.W.M, Victory & Territorial 

Efficiency, with miniatures and 

ephemera 

Lot 654 

£500 - 700 

A Great War D.F.C. group of 

three to Captain Reginald 

Thomas Jones, 102 Squadron, 

RAF 

comprising DFC (1918), BWM 

and Victory. 

London Gazette Citation 3 

December 1918; 

‘During recent operations this 

officer has been conspicuous 

for his bold daring in bombing 

enemy transport, bridges, 

etc, at low altitudes in face of 

very heavy hostile fire, on one 

occasion descending as low as 

150 feet to locate his objective 

before commencing his attack.’ 

£1,500 - 2,500

Lot 655 

The Most Honourable Order of 

the Bath, 

a Knight Commander set of 

insignia, civil division, comprising 

breast Star and neck badge, 

(hallmarked London, 1914 by 

Garrard & Company) in Garrard 

case of issue, believed to have 

been awarded to Brigadier 

General Sir Henry Capel Holden. 

Among other achievements, 

Holden designed the Brooklands 

motor racing circuit in 1906 and 

was knighted in 1916. 

Lot 656 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A Victorian Punjab Campaign 

medal group of three awarded 

to Corporal John Collett, 

Queen’s Royal Lancers 

comprising Punniar Star, 1843, 

Sutlej (Sobraon 1846) medal and 

Punjab medal with Chilianwala 

and Goojerat clasps, with five 

related Royal Order of Buffalo 

medals. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 657 

Three Ancient Greek AR 

Tetradrachm, 

Islands off Thrace, Thasos , 90- 

75 BC. Wreathed head of young 

Dionysos right. rev. HPAK?EOYS 

SOTHPOS TASION, Herakles 

standing facing, head left, 

holding club and lion’s skin; 

to inner left, 16.8g, 33mm, 

Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, 

Diademed head of Ptolemy I 

right, ?TO?EMAIOY BASI?EOS, 

eagle with closed wings standing 

right on thunderbolt, 12.6g, 

24mm and Alexander the Great, 

Temnos Aiolis, 188-170 BC, 

16.6g, 35mm, edge reshaped, 

Lot 658 

£300 - 500 

A George IV gold sovereign 

1821, good VF 

Lot 659 

653 

£500 - 700 

A George III gold guinea 

1779, fourth laur. head r., 

rev. crowned shield of arms 

(S.3728), AVF 

£300 - 400 

654 

657 

658 

659 

119

660 

662 

Lot 660 

An Isle of Man Bi-Centenary 

set of three coins, 1965, five 

pounds, sovereign and half 

sovereign, cabinet wear 

otherwise Brilliant UNC 

Lot 661 

£1,000 - 1,500 

An Austrian 100 Corona 1915 

gold coin, Franz Joseph I 

bare head to obverse, Arms of 

Austria to reverse, restrike, 

Lot 662 

£800 - 1,000 

An Indian Bengal one Mohur 

gold coin, Shah Alam II (1759- 

1806), Murshidabad strike 

1788, AEF 

Lot 663 

£400 - 500 

A 19th century three colour 

gold cased musical watch key, 

of rectangular form, with canted 

corners, (not working), 30mm, 


£800 - 1,000 

Lot 664 

A 19th century gold, pear 

shaped sapphire, ruby and old 

cut diamond set flaming heart 

ring, 

with closed back setting and 

carved shank, the interior 

engraved ‘In Thee a Flame 

May ‘engraved heart’ The 

Same’, size M, gross 6.5 grams, 

with accompanying Gem & 

Pearl Laboratory report dated 

24/3/2020, stating the 2.46ct 

sapphire to be of Sri Lankan 

origin, with no heat treatment 

observed. 

Lot 665 

£800 - 1,200 

An early 19th century gold 

and garnet set quatrefoil 

pendant brooch, 44mm and 

one other similar brooch set 

with garnets and seed pearls, 

42mm. 

Lot 666 

£600 - 800 

An antique gold and sardonyx 

cameo ring, 

carved with the bust of a lady to 

dexter, size I, gross weight 3.3 

grams. 

£150 - 200 

661 

Lot 667 

An early George I engraved 

gold, rock crystal and two 

colour enamel set memento 

mori ring, 

the facetted stone above a skull 

and crossbones and indistinct 

gold weave initials?, the shank 

and ring head verso with 

inscription, ‘Tho Janigon, Obt. 31 

Aug, 1715, Aeta 81, Remember 

Me’, size I/J, gross 4.1 grams. 

Lot 668 

£600 - 800 

A 19th century gold, citrine 

and seed pearl set shaped 

square cluster ring, size M, 

gross weight 4.7 grams 

Lot 669 

£200 - 300 

A 19th century gold plated, 

garnet and seed pearl set 

mourning brooch, 

with plaited hair beneath a 

glazed panel, 29mm. 

Lot 670 

£200 - 300 

An antique gold ring, the 

centre now with gold? (ex 

gemstone) insert, 

size S/T, gross 7 grams. 

£300 - 500 

120

663 

663 

664 

665 666 668 

671 669 667 

Lot 671 

670 

A George IV gold, graduated 

split pearl and black enamel 

leaf shaped mourning brooch, 

with plaited hair benetah a 

glazed panel and inscription 

verso’ William Har??? Thomas, 

Obt 30th July, 1826 at 29 years’, 

30mm, gross weight 8.1 grams. 

£300 - 500 

Lot 672 

672 

Two 19th century gold overlaid 

and chalcedony set fob seals, 

both matrix carved with crested 

monogram, tallest 35mm, gross 

weight 22 grams. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 673 

A 19th century gold, seed 

pearl and garnet? set 

mourning ring, with plaited 

hair beneath a glazed panel, 

with pierced reeded shank, size 

M, gross weight 3 grams. 

673 

£400 - 600 

121

680 

Lot 674 

A Victorian style pierced 9ct 

gold and smoky quartz set fob 

seal, 

the matrix carved with crest, 

34mm, gross weight 15.89 

grams. 

Lot 675 

£300 - 500 

An early 19th century gold 

rock crystal, baroque and seed 

pearl set shield shaped drop 

pendant, 

overall 45mm, gross weight 4.2 

grams. 

Lot 676 

£400 - 600 

Four gold or overlaid and 

chalcedony set fob seals, 

including one late Victorian 9ct 

gold seal and a similar 1960’s 

rampant lion seal, tallest 32mm, 


Lot 677 

£300 - 500 

Four assorted gold and 

chalcedony set swivelling fob 

seals, three hallmarked for late 

19th and early 20th century, 

largest 36mm, gross weight 41.1 

grams. 

Lot 678 

£300 - 500 

Three assorted gold overlaid 

and carnelian set fob seals, 

the matrix carved with crested 

initials, initial and Roman 

Centurion bust, largest 33mm, 


£400 - 600 

Lot 679 

A 19th century gold and multi 

gem set twin strand necklace, 

with pendant modelled as a 

butterfly, 

the butterfly with cannettile 

work decoration and set with 

various stones including garnets 

and amethysts, the chain with 

intermittent gem set circular and 

pear shaped drops, 50cm, gross 

46.2 grams. 

Lot 680 

£1,200 - 1,500 

A 19th century star engraved 

belcher link bracelet, with 

pierced cannettile work, barrel 

shaped clasp, 

with safety chain, approx. 18cm, 

13.7 grams. 

Lot 681 

£300 - 400 

A 19th century gold triple ring 

link bracelet, with cabochon 

turquoise and garnet set barrel 

shaped clasp, 

with safety chain, approx. 20cm, 


Lot 682 

£300 - 400 

An early 20th century 18ct 

gold and claw set solitaire 

diamond ring, 

the oval cut stone weighing 

approx. 0.60ct, with an estimated 

colour and clarity of O/P and 

VS1/VS2, size Q/R, gross weight 

5.9 grams. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 683 

A late Victorian 22ct yellow 

gold diamond solitaire ring, 

the claw-set oval cut diamond 

approximately 0.5ct, 

size M, gross 6.8 grams. 

Lot 684 

£500 - 800 

A Victorian gold, sapphire, 

rose diamond and freshwater 

pearl ‘bee’ brooch with ruby 

eyes, 


Lot 685 

£1,500 - 2,000 

An early 20th century gold, 

diamond chip and enamel set 

‘horse and jockey’ brooch, 

32mm, gross 4.5 grams. 

Lot 686 

£200 - 300 

A 18ct gold and platinum, 

three stone diamond ring, 

with a total approximately 

estimated diamond weight in 

excess of 1.25ct, size O, gross 


Lot 687 

£500 - 700 

An Edwardian 18ct gold and 

three stone set clover shaped 

cluster ring, 

with graduated diamond set 

shoulders, the largest stone 

weighing approximately 0.45ct- 

0.50ct size O, gross 4.3 grams. 

Lot 688 

£800 - 1,200 

A Victorian gold, silver and 

diamond set starburst pendant 

brooch, 

with detachable brooch 

attachment, the central stone 

approximately 0.60ct, in Asprey 

box. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

122

674 

676 

677 

678 

673 

681 

675 679 684 

682 

688 

687 

685 

686 

683 

123

702 

124 

Lot 689 

A pair of Victorian gold and 

silver, old round and rose cut 

diamond and pearl set drop 

earrings, 

25mm, with later ‘butterflies’, 


Lot 690 

£250 - 350 

A 19th century gold, rock 

crystal, seed pearl and 

turquoise set heart shaped 

drop pendant, 

the central motif with two tassel 

drops hung with two charms 

including a key, overall 6cm, 


Lot 691 

£500 - 800 

A Victorian gold, split pearl 

and diamond starburst 

pendant brooch, 


grams. 

Lot 692 

£300 - 500 

A 19th century gold two stone 

pear cut ruby and diamond set 

ring, 

with rose cut diamond set 

borders, in a twin heart shaped 

setting, with carved shoulders, 

size P, gross weight 4.4 grams. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 693 

A gold and graduated fifteen 

stone old round cut diamond 

set crescent pendant brooch, 

the largest stone approx. 0.45ct, 


Lot 694 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A pair of antique gold, pearl 

and diamond set circular 

cluster drop earrings, 

cluster 10mm in diameter, gross 


Lot 695 

£400 - 600 

A single strand graduated oval 

amber bead necklace, 98cm, 


Lot 696 

£1,000 - 1,500 


amethyst and split pearl set 

oval pendant brooch, 


grams. 

Lot 697 

£300 - 500 

A 1960’s Victorian style 9ct 

gold and carnelian set fob 

seal, modelled as John the 

Baptist, 27mm, gross weight 

17.6 grams (a.f.). 

Lot 698 

£300 - 500 

A Victorian gold, split coral 

and split pearl set oval brooch, 

with plaited hair beneath glazed 

panel verso, 39mm, gross weight 

14.6 grams. 

Lot 699 

£200 - 300 

A Victorian gold, coral, seed 

pearl and diamond set rock 

crystal oval pendant, 

with central star motif and glazed 

back with hair beneath, overall 


£300 - 400 

Lot 700 

A modern 18ct gold and oval 

deep pink tourmaline ring, with 

diamond set shoulders, size Q, 

gross 4.3 grams 

Lot 701 

£500 - 800 

A mid to late 20th century 18ct 

gold, emerald and diamond 

set shaped rectangular cluster 

ring, size O, gross weight 7.3 

grams. 

Lot 702 

£800 - 1,200 

A Victorian gold mounted pear 

shaped amethyst pendant, 

entwined with diamond and 

ruby set serpent, 


Lot 703 

£1,000 - 1,500 


French gold, enamel and multi 

gem set ring, 

with central hare motif and 

bordered with gem stones and 

enamelled leaves, the interior 

shank engraved ‘Mon Amour 

Cache’, size N, gross 7 grams. 

Lot 704 

£400 - 600 

A 1930’s/1940’s platinum?, 

emerald cut aquamarine, 

round and baguette cut 

diamond set dress ring, 

the aquamarine measuring 

approximately 15.6mm by 

12.5mm, with a depth of 7.9mm, 

size J/K, gross weight 10.8 

grams. 

£1,000 - 1,500

689 

691 

692 

694 698 

690 

695 700 

693 697 

696 699 

701 703 704 

125

126 

718 

Lot 705 

A coral bead and cultured 

pearl necklace with 14k yellow 

gold clasp, with fluted spacers, 

64cm, gross weight 90 grams. 

Lot 706 

£400 - 600 

A gold and silver, aquamarine 

and diamond set oval cluster 

brooch, 

the emerald cut aquamarine 

measuring approx. 15.5mm by 

12.8mm, with a depth of 6.4mm, 

with a total diamond weight 

estimated as in excess of 2.50ct, 


grams. 

Lot 707 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A white gold mounted heart 

shaped aquamarine and 

diamond set clip brooch, 

the stone measuring approx. 

28mm by 25mm, overall 32mm, 


Lot 708 

£800 - 1,200 


graduated sapphire and rose 

cut diamond set crescent 

brooch, 

with diamond chip spacers, 

30mm, gross 5 grams. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 709 

A two-row uniform cultured 

pearl necklace with 14k white 

gold, sapphire and diamond 

set flower clasp, 78cm, 

gross weight 139 grams, pearl 

diameter approx. 8mm-8.3mm. 

Lot 710 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A pair of 14ct gold (585) 

cultured pearl and diamond 

set circular cluster stud 

earrings, set with baguette and 

round cut diamonds, 17mm, 


Lot 711 

£400 - 600 

A pair of platinum?, cabochon 

sapphire and diamond cluster 

set earrings, 18mm, gross 


Lot 712 

£800 - 1,200 

A platinum, sapphire and 

diamond floral design brooch, 

set with pear and oval cut 

sapphires, 32mm, gross weight 

14.8 grams. 

Lot 713 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A 1970’s? textured gold, seven 

stone sapphire and seven 

stone diamond set double 

loop brooch, 


Lot 714 

£400 - 600 


platinum and solitaire 

diamond set bar brooch, 

the old round stone weighing 

approximately 1.50ct, with an 

estimated colour and clarity of 

K/L and I1, 64mm, gross weight 

5.1 grams. 

£1,200 - 1,500 

Lot 715 

A pair of early 20th century 

silver and gold, rose and 

round cut diamond set 

hexagonal cufflinks, 14mm, 

gross weight, gross 8.3 grams. 

Lot 716 

£200 - 300 

A 19th century gold, silver and 

diamond set open work scroll 

drop pendant brooch, together 

with a white metal chain, 

the central cushion cut stone 

weighing approximately 0.90- 

0-95ct, pendant including bale 

6cm, pendant weight 15.7 

grams, in fitted box. 

Lot 717 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A platinum and diamond 

solitaire ring, the claw-set 

circular brilliant cut diamond 

approximately 0.5ct 

size O/P, gross 3 grams. 

Lot 718 

£400 - 600 

An early 20th century emerald, 

rose cut diamond, silver and 

gilt metal mounted rose quartz 

timepiece, 

the Arabic dial with engraved 

rose cut diamond set gilt metal 

bezel, the four angles with gem 

set pierced silver mounts, 6cm. 

Lot 719 

£700 - 1,000 

A pair of 19th century gold and 

silver, cabochon sapphire? 

and diamond set oval cluster 

earrings, set with old mine cut 

diamonds, 20mm, gross 6.9 

grams. 

Lot 720 

£600 - 800 

An early 20th century three 

stone sapphire and two stone 

diamond set half hoop ring, 

with diamond chip spacers, size 

M, gross weight 3.9 grams. 

£350 - 450

705 

706 

707 

709 708 712 

711 

719 

714 

716 

713 

715 

717 710 720 

127

128 

Lot 721 

A Victorian gold, three colour 

enamel and rose cut diamond 

set circular target pendant, 

with rope twist border and glazed 

back, overall 34mm, gross 


Lot 722 

£200 - 300 

A Belle Epoque gold and 

platinum, diamond and shaped 

cut sapphire millegrain set 

brooch,of pierced navette 

shape, 49mm, gross weight 8.1 

grams. 

Lot 723 

£500 - 700 

A modern 18ct gold, sapphire 

and diamond set rectangular 

cluster ring, 

the sapphire measuring approx. 

8.7mm by 6.5mm with a depth 

of 3.3mm, size K/L, gross weight 

4.9 grams. 

Lot 724 

£400 - 600 

An Edwardian gold, 

aquamarine and rose and 

round cut diamond set drop 

bar brooch, 

the fancy cut pear shaped 

aquamarine approx. 13mm, 

drop overall 54mm, width 52mm, 

gross weight 6 grams, 

Lot 725 

£300 - 500 

An Edwardian gold, pink 

guilloche enamel and seed 

pearl set drop circular pendant 

necklace, 

with glazed back, pendant 

diameter 29mm, overall 51cm, 


Lot 726 

£500 - 700 

A modern 18ct gold, green 

tourmaline and diamond set 

oval cluster ring, 

size N, gross weight 8 grams. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 727 

A good early 20th century 

gold, single stone trap cut 

emerald and two stone old cut 

diamond set ring, 

with diamond chip set shoulders 

and setting, size M, gross 4.1 

grams. 

Lot 728 

£1,000 - 1,500 

An early 20th century 18ct 

gold and graduated five stone 

diamond ring, 

with diamond chip spacers and 

carved setting, size M/N, gross 

weight 4.9 grams. Total diamond 

weight approximately estimated 

as 1.40ct. 

Lot 729 

£700 - 1,000 

A mid 20th century triple 

strand cultured pearl choker 

necklace, with gold, seed pearl 

and enamel set circular clasp, 

44cm, gross weight 99.6 grams, 

in Asprey box. 

Lot 730 

£300 - 400 

A 1920’s/1930’s platinum, cats 

eye chrysoberyl and diamond 

oval cluster ring, size H, gross 

2.7 grams. 

Lot 731 

£250 - 300 

A pair of early 20th century 

gold, peridot and diamond set 

drop earrings, 

one butterfly missing, overall 

drop 25mm, pear shaped peridot 

approx. 10mm, gross weight 2.3 

grams. 

Lot 732 

£300 - 500 

A gold and seven stone 

graduated rose and old mine 

cut diamond set bar brooch, 

67mm, gross 6.8 grams. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 733 

A gold, emerald and old cut 

diamond set circular cluster 

ring, 

size O/P, gross weight 6.3 

grams. 

Lot 734 

£800 - 1,200 


18ct gold, pierced navette 

shaped fancy link long 

necklace. 

149cm, gross weight 62.9 grams. 

Lot 735 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A 1930’s/1940’s white gold? 

and diamond cluster tablet 

ring, 

set with graduated old mine cut 

stones in a millegrain setting, 

with diamond set shoulders, size 

N/O, 

Lot 736 

£500 - 700 

A pair of white gold and 

diamond stud earrings, the 

diamonds each approximately 

0.75ct, with an estimated colour 

and clarity of K/L and SI1. 

Lot 737 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A single strand uniform 

cultured pearl necklace with 

doamond and cabochon 

emerald set clasp, 63cm, gross 

weight 71 grams, pearl diameter 

8.9mm- 9.3mm. 

Lot 738 

£700 - 900 

An 18k white gold and 

diamond leopard’s head clip 

brooch, with emerald eyes, ruby 

nose and gold whiskers, with 

safety chain and articulated loop 

beneath the mouth,32mm, gross 


£2,000 - 3,000

726 

722 

723 

721 

724 

725 

734 

727 

728 

729 

732 

738 

731 

736 

733 

735 

737 

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750 

Lot 739 

A pair of 14k white gold 

cufflinks set with oval green 

jade plaques, 21mm, gross 


Lot 740 

£300 - 400 

A pair of gold and white 

enamel oval cufflinks, each 

gilded with Prince of Wales 

Feathers and monogram 

below a coronet, 

monograms differ, 19mm, gross 


Lot 741 

£250 - 350 

A four strand graduated 

cultured pearl choker with 

circular cabochon pink 

tourmaline and emerald 

yellow metal clasp, 40cm, 

gross weight 103 grams, largest 

pearl diameter 8.7mm, smallest 

approx. 5.8mm. 

Lot 742 

£800 - 1,200 

A pair of 18ct (750) gold and 

lapis lazuli circular ear clips, 


£250 - 350 

Lot 744 

A pair of antique gold and rose 

cut diamond cluster set drop 

earrings, 


Lot 745 

£800 - 1,200 

A 1970’s 9ct. gold charm 

bracelet, 

hung with ten assorted charms, 

including old telephone, a 

mounted 1882 sovereign and 

compass, gross 109 grams. 

Lot 746 

A two colour 18ct gold 

necklace, 

48cm, 38.3 grams. 

Lot 747 

£1,200 - 1,500 

£800 - 1,200 

A modern 18ct gold 

watermelon tourmaline and 

diamond set rectangular 

cluster ring, size N/O, gross 


Lot 748 

£600 - 800 

A 1920’s platinum two-stone 

diamond ring, with emerald set 

split shoulders, size L, gross 


Lot 749 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A Continental gold (stamped 

850) and multi gem set circular 

dress ring, set with diamonds, 

rubies, sapphires and emeralds, 


£700 - 1,000 

Lot 750 

A Belle Epoque gold, green 

enamel, seed pearl and rose 

cut diamond set circular 

pendant, 

with glazed back, overall 42mm, 

gross weight 9.5 grams, in 

original fitted box. 

Lot 751 

£800 - 1,000 

A modern 18ct gold and 

single stone oval fancy yellow 

diamond ring, with trapeze cut 

diamond set shoulders, 

size M/N, gross 2.6 grams, with 

accompanying GIA report dated 

25/10/2002, stating the 1.02ct 

stone to be natural fancy yellow. 

Lot 752 

£1,500 - 2,000 

An 18ct gold, yellow sapphire 

and diamond set three stone 

ring, 

the oval cut stone weighing 

approximately 3.80ct and flanked 

by two round cut diamonds, size 

O, gross weight 7.6 grams. 

Lot 753 

£800 - 1,000 

A George V 18ct gold and 

three stone diamond ring, 

set with old mine cut stones, the 

largest approximately estimated 

as 0.30ct, size O, gross weight 

6.1 grams. 

Lot 754 

£400 - 600 

A platinum? ruby, emerald and 

sapphire set full eternity ring, 

size M, gross weight 1.6 grams. 

£300 - 400 

130 

Lot 743 

An Italian 18ct gold brick 

link bracelet, with box clasp, 

19.5cm, 32.8 grams. 

£700 - 900

739 

741 

749 

740 

742 

754 

744 

747 

748 

743 

745 

746 

751 

752 

753 

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769 

Lot 755 

A 14k white gold, cabochon 

star sapphire and diamond 

oval cluster ring, size I, gross 

5.3 grams 

Lot 756 

£600 - 800 

A modern 18ct gold, deep pink 

tourmaline and diamond set 

oval cluster ring, 

size J, gross weight 3.9 grams. 

Lot 757 

A 1970’s brushed 18ct gold 

bracelet, 18.5cm, 57.3 grams. 

Lot 758 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A modern Italian Uno-A-Erre 

750 gold rope knot bracelet, 

approx. 20cm, 52.2 grams. 

Lot 759 

£1,200 - 1,500 

An Italian 750 gold belcher link 

chain, 

100cm, 27.9 grams. 

Lot 760 

£600 - 800 

‘In Commemorative of S.T. 

Energy Resource Christening 

on 24th June, 1970’, 17.2cm, 

gross 24.6 grams. 

Lot 761 

£400 - 600 

A modern pair of Tiffany & Co 

18ct gold cufflinks, 

of fluted shell form, 27.4 grams. 

£1,000 - 1,200 

760 

Lot 762 

A 1960’s white gold and 

diamond flower design 

brooch, set with round brilliant, 

pear, marquise and baguette 

cut stones, in Carrington & Co 

presentation case, 56mm, gross 


Lot 763 

£6,000 - 7,000 

An 18k white gold, green 

jade and trapeze cut diamond 

shaped oval ‘ballerina’ ring, 


Lot 764 

£2,500 - 3,500 

A white gold and diamond 

encrusted flower brooch, 

set with round and baguette cut 

diamonds, the largest central 

diamond weighing approximately 

1.00ct, 58mm, gross weight 

24.4 grams, with a Boodle & 

Dunthorne box. 

Lot 765 

£3,000 - 5,000 

A 1970’s? textured two colour 

18ct gold and white opal set 

oval dress ring, 

the shank indistinctly signed, 

size L, gross weight 12.7 grams. 

Lot 766 

£800 - 1,200 

A good Victorian gold, silver 

and diamond set open work 

pendant, 

of quatrefoil shape, the central 

old mine cut stone weighing 

approximately 0.75ct, 46mm, on 

a two section white metal chain, 

63cm, gross weight 19.2 grams. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 767 

A good 1950’s Cartier gold, 

coral bead and green enamel 

set articulated bracelet, 

with alternating coral bead and 

enamelled geometric spacers, 

signed on clasp, indistinct 

numbers close by, overall 

18.5cm, gross weight 36.7 

grams, with gilt tooled Cartier red 

leather box. 

Lot 768 

£7,000 - 10,000 

A platinum? and three stone 

diamond ring, 

set with three old cushion cut 

stones, with a total diamond 

weight approximately £as 3.00- 

3.20ct, size K, gross 4.2 gram, 

the setting with pierced heart 

shaped decoration. 

Lot 769 

£5,000 - 7,000 

An 18ct gold and solitaire 

diamond ring, 

the stone with an approximately 

estimated weight of 2.20ct and 

an estimated colour and clarity 

of O/P and SI1 size M, gross 


Lot 770 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Cartier NY - an 18ct yellow 

gold signet ring, with intaglio 

armorial matrix, inner shank 

inscribed ‘Recuerdo Leon XIII 

1916’, 

size M, 15.2 grams. 

£600 - 800 

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762 763 

765 

770 

764 766 

768 

761 

767 

755 

757 

756 

758 

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