Gorringe's Winter Fine Sale 2021
Fine Art & Antiques Auction Tuesday 7th December 2021 Gorringe's the leading fine arts and antique auction house in the South East. 15 North Street Lewes BN7 2PE Viewing on: Friday: 9am to 5pm Saturday: 9am to 1pm Sunday: CLOSED Monday: 9am to 4pm Day of sale: 8am to 9:30am www.gorringes.co.uk clientservices@gorringes.co.uk
Fine Art & Antiques Auction
Tuesday 7th December 2021
Gorringe's the leading fine arts and antique auction house in the South East.
15 North Street
Lewes
BN7 2PE
Viewing on:
Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday: 9am to 1pm
Sunday: CLOSED
Monday: 9am to 4pm
Day of sale: 8am to 9:30am
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Gorringe’s Tuesday 7th December <strong>2021</strong><br />
WINTER SALE<br />
Tuesday 7th December
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WINTER SALE<br />
Tuesday 7th December<br />
9.30 am<br />
Philip Taylor<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
philipt@gorringes.co.uk<br />
15 North Street, Lewes, Sussex BN7 2PE<br />
Clifford Lansberry<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
clifford@gorringes.co.uk<br />
VIEWING<br />
Friday 3rd December 9.00-5.00<br />
Saturday 4th December 9.00-1.00<br />
Monday 6th December 9.00-4.30<br />
BUYER’S PREMIUM<br />
23% + VAT<br />
payable on the hammer price of all lots<br />
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO OUR<br />
BIDDING PROCEDURE<br />
Please note that , owing to the recent introduction<br />
of Money Laundering Regulations, clients wishing to<br />
bid in this auction are asked likely to be asked to<br />
provide two forms of identification. This applies to<br />
both new and existing clients.<br />
Dan Bray<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
danb@gorringes.co.uk<br />
Roger Mead<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
rogerm@gorringes.co.uk<br />
David Holmes<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
davidh@gorringes.co.uk<br />
Joe Trinder<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
joet@gorringes.co.uk<br />
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General Enquiries:<br />
Tel: 01273 472503<br />
clientservices@gorringes.co.uk<br />
Front Cover: Lot 34<br />
Back Cover: Lot 50<br />
Catalogues: £10 (£12.00 by post)<br />
Registered in England & Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership. Registration No. OC318535<br />
Gorringes is a trading name of Gorringes LLP
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SALE NOTICES<br />
SALE SYMBOLS<br />
§ Artist’s resale right - 4% on the hammer price<br />
† VAT on the hammer price<br />
* Import tax of 5% on the hammer price<br />
BIDDING<br />
You may bid in the room, by commission bid, by telephone or live online. To register to bid in the room<br />
please visit the cashiers desk on the day of the sale. To leave a commission bid please use the online<br />
facility, telephone, email or fill out a bidding form. Bids must be received no later than 9a.m. on the<br />
saleday.<br />
TELEPHONE BIDDING<br />
Telephone bids must be received no later than close of business on the 27th of September.<br />
ONLINE BIDDING<br />
There are three online bidding platforms to choose from; thesaleroom.com, easylive.co.uk and<br />
invalauble.com. All have different additional charges on top of the hammer price and buyer’s premium.<br />
CONDITION REPORTS<br />
Rarely are things at auction in perfect condition so do satisfy yourself as to the condition of each lot.<br />
Condition reports are not printed in the catalogue. They are all available in the online catalogue at www.<br />
gorringes.co.uk. Please email if you require further information about a lot.<br />
VAT<br />
Please note that due to the withdrawal of the Retail Export Scheme by HMRC, we are unable to<br />
provide VAT refunds documentation for hand-carried exports. In order to qualify for a VAT refund, your<br />
lots must be exported by a shipper and valid exportation documentation must be provided.<br />
PAYMENT TERMS<br />
Payment is required by Wednesday 8th of October by debit card, BACS, Worldpay and cash (subject to<br />
money laundering regulations). Please note we do not accept credit cards or American Express.<br />
PACKING, DELIVERY & SHIPPING<br />
Shipping can prove expensive so please ask us for a shipping quote before bidding. We aim to provide<br />
in-house packing where practical but high value and delicate items may well require a specialist.<br />
Overseas shipping is best provided by a shipper in order to access appropriate insurance cover. We can<br />
recommend local carriers, UK domestic carriers and International shipping specialists.<br />
COLLECTION<br />
You can collect as soon as you wish as long as payment has been received. Purchases not colelcted<br />
within two weeks of the sale date will be held in storage and charged at the rate of £5+ VAT per lot per<br />
day. Please contact us if you require special arrangements to be made regarding storage.<br />
CONDITIONS OF SALE<br />
Visit www.gorringes.co.uk for full conditions of sale.
ORDER OF SALE<br />
Tuesday 28th September at 9.30am.<br />
Miscellanea<br />
Bronzes and Metalware<br />
Ceramics and Glass<br />
Asian Works of Art<br />
Clocks<br />
Carpets & Furniture<br />
1 - 53<br />
54 - 81<br />
82 - 106<br />
107 - 212<br />
213 - 234<br />
235 - 286<br />
Tuesday 28th September at 12.30pm.<br />
Paintings and Prints<br />
Silver - 2.30pm approx<br />
Watches, Medals &<br />
Jewellery - 3.00pm approx<br />
287 - 476<br />
477 - 523<br />
524 - 771<br />
362<br />
8
Miscellenea, Bronzes & Indian<br />
Works of Art<br />
Lots 1 - 81<br />
47<br />
9
4<br />
5<br />
2<br />
1<br />
Lot 1<br />
A folio of early 19th century<br />
dried botanical specimens on<br />
paper, mounted on loose pages of<br />
varying size, most inscribed in ink<br />
with botanical names and dated<br />
between 1819 - 1835. Largest 47 cm<br />
X 28 cm (89 specimens)<br />
Lot 2<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Jennings ‘The Governor’ Tic<br />
Tac Toe penny slot machine,<br />
‘in any position, six pence pays 18’,<br />
W 39cm D 44cm H 69cm<br />
Lot 3<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A large 19th century Aubusson<br />
entre fenetre tapestry wall panel,<br />
woven with a vase of flowers<br />
scrawling leaves and tendrils, trailing<br />
roses and other bouquets of<br />
flowers within a laurel reef border,<br />
297 cm X 136 cm<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
6<br />
7<br />
Lot 4<br />
A 17th century stump work panel<br />
depicting Charles I and Queen<br />
Henrietta,<br />
standing in a garden with a courtier,<br />
fountain and palace beyond, unicorn<br />
and camel to the left and right side,<br />
26 x 36cm, housed in a parcel gilt<br />
ebonised frame<br />
Lot 5<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of framed early 18th<br />
century needlework panels of a<br />
lady and gentleman on horseback<br />
with dogs running at their feet<br />
23x16cm excl frame<br />
£300 - 500<br />
3<br />
Lot 6<br />
A late 18th century embroidered<br />
silk waistcoat, a similar Bible bag<br />
and coaching lace purse<br />
The waistcoat worked with flower<br />
sprays and garlands, the bible bag<br />
with doves and the initials BD<br />
within a flower garland,<br />
All framed and glazed, largest frame<br />
51 x 58 cm<br />
Lot 7<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 17th century wax papal seal<br />
now presented in an 18th century<br />
paper scrollwork mount and gilt<br />
gesso frame, with paper label to the<br />
back relating to Pope Clement X<br />
1590-1676,<br />
seal impression 7.5 x 6cm, frame<br />
overall 25 x 30cm<br />
£200 - 300<br />
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11<br />
8<br />
10<br />
9<br />
12<br />
13<br />
Lot 8<br />
A cased 19th century Italian<br />
micro mosaic panel, decorated<br />
with Pliny’s doves,<br />
brass backed, in a drop-in frame and<br />
fitted case,<br />
6.5cm diameter<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 9<br />
After Francois du Quesnoy<br />
(1594-1643). An oval ivory relief<br />
of Cupid, possibly Netherlandish<br />
17th/18th century,<br />
11 x 6.5cm height 2.5cm<br />
Lot 10<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A silver mounted moss agate<br />
bowl, possibly 17th century,<br />
7.8 cm diameter<br />
Lot 11<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 17th/18th century Northern<br />
European ivory female<br />
anatomical figure, probably<br />
German Nuremberg in the<br />
manner of Stephan Zick (1639-<br />
1715), with removable upper torso,<br />
intestines and arms, fixed to a fabric<br />
covered ebonised pine plinth,<br />
Overall 23 x 7cm.<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
Lot 12<br />
A 17th century French ivory<br />
group of a mother and child<br />
ex Hever Castle collection, Works<br />
of Art, Sotheby’s, New Bond Street,<br />
6 May 1983, lot 320, together with a<br />
catalogue for the sale<br />
Height overall 14.5cm.<br />
Lot 13<br />
£600 - 800<br />
In the manner of Jurgen Kriebel<br />
(1580-1645), a relief carved ivory<br />
plaque of the Madonna and child,<br />
in bronze frame<br />
Plaque 10.5 x 7.5cm, overall 19 x<br />
10cm.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 14<br />
A 17th century French boxwood<br />
distaff (wool winder), carved with<br />
numerous figures and scrolls,<br />
over a spiral fluted stem,<br />
see the V&A collection for a similar<br />
example<br />
49 & 36cm.<br />
Lot 14A<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Two medieval oak figural<br />
misericords/ecclesiastical mounts,<br />
Largest 40 x 17cm.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
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15<br />
18<br />
16<br />
20<br />
17<br />
21<br />
12<br />
19<br />
Lot 15<br />
A Jaques of London 3 1/2 inch<br />
Staunton pattern turned wooded<br />
chess set<br />
of boxwood and ebony, in the<br />
original Carton Pierre labelled box,<br />
chessmen are lead weighted,<br />
kings 8.75cm casket 21 x 15cm<br />
Lot 16<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Jaques of London 4 1/2 inch<br />
club size Staunton pattern chess<br />
set<br />
in lead weighted boxwood and<br />
ebony, with Fisher mahogany box,<br />
kings 10.75cm box 21 x 16cm<br />
Lot 17<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 19th century Canton Burmese<br />
pattern ivory chess set<br />
carved and pierced, with floral ball<br />
stems,<br />
Kings 11cm.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 18<br />
A George V Scottish Queen’s<br />
Own Cameron Highlanders<br />
basket hilted Claymore and a<br />
similar broad sword,<br />
the Claymore Henry Wilkins, Pall<br />
Mall London, steel scabbard, total<br />
length 101cm the broad sword J.<br />
Stuart and Sons 88 George Street<br />
Edinburgh, scabbard, length 103cm<br />
Lot 19<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A 19th century Scottish ormolu<br />
mounted dirk and a similar skean<br />
dubh, the dirk by Kirkwood of<br />
Edinburgh, 43cm overall and the<br />
skean dubh by Marshall & Aitken,<br />
20.5cm.<br />
Lot 20<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Two 18th century German<br />
halberds, one with engraved blade,<br />
the other smaller example plain,<br />
length 268cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
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Lot 21<br />
A pair of E.Bond of London<br />
boxlock pistols<br />
with percussion hammers and<br />
hardwood butts with silver mask<br />
and shell caps, 18.5cm.<br />
Lot 22<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A late 19th century Swiss<br />
marquetry inlaid rosewood ten<br />
air musical box,<br />
with 38cm cylinder and nine bells,<br />
width 67cm depth 32cm height<br />
26cm<br />
£2,000 - 2,500
Lot 23<br />
A violin, labelled Georges<br />
Cunault / luthier/ 21, Rue de<br />
Navarin, Paris An 1900,<br />
the two-piece back with medium<br />
curl matching the sides, and neck,<br />
the nose stamped 1435,<br />
Length of back 36 cm<br />
Lot 24<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Two stamped violin bows,<br />
the first nickel mounted and<br />
stamped ‘Dodd’, the second silver<br />
mounted and stamped ‘Tourte’,<br />
Both 74.5 cm long<br />
Lot 25<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Two violin Bows,<br />
The first nickel mounted and<br />
stamped P. R. LEBLANC, The second<br />
silver mounted but not stamped,<br />
Both 74.5 cm long<br />
Lot 26<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Clifford Essex inlaid ebony<br />
banjo,<br />
nut to bridge 26.5 inches, marked M.<br />
Roccia on the heel,<br />
overall length 94cm, with distressed<br />
leather case<br />
23 26 27<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 27<br />
A wooden banjo<br />
nut to bridge 27 inches, 21 frets,<br />
with label stating ‘repaired in the<br />
London Workshops of Clifford<br />
Essex 1978 Marco Roccia’,<br />
length 95cm<br />
Lot 28<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Windsor Premier banjo, model<br />
3,<br />
nut to bridge 26.5 inches, 22 frets,<br />
with chrome body and open back,<br />
length 91.5cm<br />
Lot 29<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A Vega banjo,<br />
nut to bridge 22 inches, 19 frets,<br />
length 81cm<br />
Lot 30<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A Paragon banjo<br />
nut to bridge 27 inches, 22 frets,<br />
stamped number 169 (dating to late<br />
1925), with fitted case,<br />
length 94cm<br />
Lot 31<br />
£3,000 - 5,000<br />
A Cammeyer banjo,<br />
nut to bridge 26 inches (bridge<br />
missing), 22 frets,<br />
length 93cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
28<br />
Lot 32<br />
A Clifford Essex ebony mounted<br />
banjo,<br />
nut to bridge 26 inches (bridge<br />
missing), 22 frets,<br />
length 94cm, with distressed leather<br />
case<br />
Lot 33<br />
29<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Clifford Essex banjo<br />
with rosewood case and inlaid<br />
ebony fret board, nut to bridge 25<br />
inches, 22 frets, stamped 11 on the<br />
side of the heel, Clifford Essex label,<br />
overall 90cm, with distressed<br />
leather case<br />
£500 - 700<br />
30<br />
31 33<br />
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Lot 34<br />
The Michael Farebrother<br />
collection of – ‘’Papers<br />
Concerning H.M The Queen &<br />
Her Family’’, offered for sale<br />
for the first time, by a direct<br />
descendant of Mr. Farebrother.<br />
A unique and historically<br />
significant album of candid<br />
correspondence, hitherto<br />
unpublished photographs, (with<br />
negatives) and ephemera, to<br />
include a large selection of<br />
manuscript letters from HM<br />
Queen Elizabeth II and HRH The<br />
Prince of Wales, on many matters<br />
of private and public life.<br />
Chronologically collated, the<br />
collection reflects the life and<br />
career of Michael. H. Farebrother,<br />
former officer in the Grenadier<br />
Guards, joint head master of St.<br />
Peter’s school, Seaford, East Sussex<br />
and private tutor and mentor to<br />
The Prince of Wales, through the<br />
Prince’s early life, together with an<br />
intimate glimpse into day to day life<br />
in the Royal household in the early<br />
1950’s.<br />
A red cloth bound album,<br />
gilt lettered and bearing the<br />
Farebrother crest and motto<br />
‘’Per Varois Casus’’ - (By Various<br />
Fortunes) 33 x 20cms.<br />
Containing:-<br />
22 black and white photographs,<br />
all taken by Michael Farebrother, of<br />
Prince Charles, when a boy, several<br />
of the Queen, the Queen Mother,<br />
other members of the Royal family<br />
and staff, views of Sandringham,<br />
Windsor and elsewhere, together<br />
with negatives.<br />
Eleven letters from the Princess<br />
Elizabeth, later the Queen, all<br />
addressed to Michael Farebrother.<br />
Four letters from Prince Charles.<br />
Six invitations to dinners and<br />
dances, including:-<br />
Dated 23rd July, 1941 - ‘’to invite<br />
Mr. M.H. Farebrother, [aged 21]<br />
Grenadier Guards to a small dance<br />
at Windsor Castle’’<br />
Letters and extracts from letters<br />
by Michael Farebrother, to Princess<br />
Elizabeth and later, the Queen, and<br />
Mr Farebrother’s parents.<br />
Letter from Princess Anne.<br />
Letter from Princess Margaret<br />
Drawings etc.,<br />
Prince Charles - a coloured crayons<br />
drawing of a roadside house by<br />
a signpost, on white paper, 12 x<br />
19cms.<br />
Princess Anne - a watercolour<br />
drawing of a Teddy bear, inscribed<br />
‘’Teedy’’ (sic), on an exercise book<br />
page, 20 x 19cms<br />
The album also includes numerous<br />
sheets announcing arrivals of<br />
guests to Windsor Castle and lists<br />
of dinner guests, many of which<br />
include Michael Farebrother.<br />
The album concludes with 17<br />
newspaper cuttings, relating to<br />
Michael Farebrother and his<br />
connection with the Royal Family.<br />
Michael Humphrey Farebrother<br />
(28th February, 1920 - 27th<br />
September, 1987), served with<br />
the Grenadier Guards, joint<br />
headmaster, with his brother John,<br />
of St. Peter’s School, Seaford (1967-<br />
1982), educated at Eton and then<br />
Trinity College, Oxford, a first class<br />
cricketer, who was erroneously<br />
reported in the 1945 edition of<br />
Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack, as<br />
‘’killed in action in Italy’’<br />
£50,000 - 80,000<br />
VIEWING BY APPOINTMENT ONLY<br />
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Lot 35<br />
A red leather Morocco leather<br />
dispatch box ‘The Hon A. Clive<br />
Lawrence C.B.E.’ by John Peck &<br />
Son, Nelson Square, Blackfriars,<br />
with inset brass carry handle, with<br />
key, c.1923 (lock a.f.)<br />
46 cm wide<br />
Lot 36<br />
£700 - 900<br />
Three red wax Great Seals, two<br />
Queen Victorian Great Seals of<br />
the Realm, and a George V seal,<br />
the latter probably issued to The<br />
Hon. Alfred Clive Lawrence C.B.E.,<br />
16.5 and 16 cm diameter<br />
Lot 37<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Royal Interest - a signed<br />
photograph of George VI,<br />
Queen Elizabeth and Princesses<br />
Elizabeth and Margaret in formal<br />
robes, dated 1937,<br />
in a black Morocco leather easel<br />
frame,<br />
Frame 32 x 24 cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
39<br />
Lot 38<br />
A cased C.B.E., Order of St.<br />
Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy<br />
and two miniatures to the Hon.<br />
Alfred Clive Lawrence (1878-<br />
1926),<br />
The Hon. Alfred Clive Lawrence was<br />
the son of Alfred Tristram Lawrence,<br />
1st Baron Trevethin and Jessie<br />
Elizabeth Lawrence. He married<br />
Mildred Margaret Dew, daughter<br />
of Reverend Edward Parker Dew,<br />
on 28 July 1924. He was admitted<br />
to Middle Temple in 1902 entitled<br />
to practise as a barrister. He was<br />
Solicitor with ther Ministry of<br />
Labour between 1907 and 1923 and<br />
was appointed Commander, Order<br />
of the British Empire (C.B.E.) in<br />
1918. He was awarded the Order of<br />
St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy<br />
and was Procurator-General and<br />
Solicitor for the Treasury in 1923.<br />
Lot 39<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Louis Vuitton LV pattern<br />
suitcase<br />
with brass mounts and leather<br />
banding,<br />
70 x 47 x 22cm<br />
40<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
41<br />
Lot 40<br />
Two graduated Louis Vuitton<br />
Alzer suitcase trunks,<br />
both interiors labelled, the larger<br />
trunk with serial number 911***,<br />
fitted with a single linen lined tray,<br />
80 cm wide, the smaller trunk fitted<br />
with divisions to the tray and base,<br />
serial number 932***, 62.5 cm wide,<br />
both with stencilled initials ‘P.F.B.’,<br />
Lot 41<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A modern Louis Vuitton Alzer 80<br />
suitcase trunk,<br />
labelled LOUIS VUITTON PARIS<br />
serial number 1092***, The interior<br />
with fitted linen lined tray, stencilled<br />
initials ‘P.F.B., 80.5cm wide<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
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Lot 42<br />
After Bertel Thorvaldsen (Danish,<br />
1770-1844). A Grand Tour white<br />
marble carving of Mercury about<br />
to kill Argus<br />
on naturalistic square base,<br />
width 31cm depth 32cm height<br />
87cm<br />
Lot 43<br />
43<br />
£3,000 - 5,000<br />
After Sir Francis Legatt Chantrey<br />
(1781-1841) .A white marble bust<br />
of King George IV,<br />
Unsigned,<br />
H 62cm.<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Lot 44<br />
A mid 19th century marble bust<br />
of a British Peninsular War army<br />
officer wearing the Army Gold<br />
Cross and Garter Star,<br />
unsigned, on a socle, 34cm high<br />
Lot 45<br />
44<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of early 19th century<br />
Spanish carved and painted busts<br />
of saints,<br />
with parcel gilt decoration and glass<br />
inset panels to the chests, on foliate<br />
carved socles,<br />
width 25cm approx. height 44cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 46<br />
An 18th century Spanish carved<br />
wood figure of a female saint<br />
with parcel gilt red stained robes<br />
110cm.<br />
Lot 47<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A 19th century German painted<br />
carved wood figure of St<br />
Ludgerus (b.742)<br />
standing holding a cathedral in one<br />
hand and his staff in the other, a<br />
duck at his feet<br />
H 157cm.<br />
45<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
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49<br />
50<br />
51<br />
Lot 48<br />
A late George III Grand Tour<br />
Souvenir ebony work box<br />
applied with assorted hardstones<br />
including agates and jasper, of<br />
restrained sarcophagus form with<br />
partially fitted interior,<br />
width 29cm depth 21cm height<br />
11cm<br />
Lot 49<br />
£400 - 600<br />
An early 20th century rosewood<br />
folding games board, external<br />
chess and internal backgammon,<br />
fitted with two sliding<br />
compartments containing ebony and<br />
ivory draughtsmen,<br />
W 75cm D 56cm when open, W<br />
75cm D 37cm when closed<br />
Lot 50<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A late 18th century Pontypool<br />
japanned tinplate gallery tray<br />
painted with ‘Garrick between<br />
Comedy and Tragedy’ after<br />
Joshua Reynolds,<br />
77 x 55cm.<br />
See online listing for further<br />
provenance<br />
£250 - 350<br />
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Lot 51<br />
A late 19th century Black Forest<br />
carved wood liqueur casket<br />
modelled as a garden house and<br />
surmounted with a model of a dog,<br />
with etched glass plates and internal<br />
tray, lacks original glassware,<br />
width 44cm depth 32cm height<br />
41cm<br />
Lot 52<br />
53<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Victorian ormolu mounted<br />
Bohemian ruby overlaid glass oil<br />
lamp,<br />
enamelled with floral sprays<br />
on white reserves within gilt<br />
decorated ruby glass borders with<br />
cut glass reservoir and Hinks and<br />
Son mechanism, now fitted for<br />
electricity,<br />
H 79cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 53<br />
A rare ormolu mounted overlaid<br />
‘mercury’ glass table lamp, the<br />
glass possibly by James Powell &<br />
Sons, mid 19th century,<br />
on a green and white overlaid<br />
silvered glass stem with neo gothic<br />
design triangular foot, with cut<br />
glass reservoir and Vered & Co<br />
mechanism,<br />
H 73cm<br />
Lot 54<br />
55<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A pair French ormolu four light<br />
candelabra<br />
with scrolling foliate branches<br />
supported by female grape pickers,<br />
on naturalistic bases<br />
H 62cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
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59<br />
Lot 55<br />
After Giambologna. A pair of<br />
19th century Grand Tour bronzes<br />
depicting Mercury and Fortuna<br />
on rouge Sienna marble socles,<br />
H 56cm<br />
Lot 56<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A pair of 19th century French<br />
Empire style ormolu candelabra<br />
with acanthus scroll branches,<br />
tapered stems and lion’s paw feet<br />
on triangular bases, H 70.5cm<br />
Lot 57<br />
58<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
After Clodion, a pair of 19th<br />
century French bronze and<br />
ormolu three light candelabra<br />
modelled as faun and putto holding<br />
aloft fruiting branches, mounted<br />
upon ormolu and rouge marble<br />
bases, H 66cm<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
Lot 58<br />
After Alfred Desire Lanson<br />
(1851-1898). A bronze figure of<br />
Jason with the golden fleece,<br />
standing holding the fleece aloft<br />
with a sword in the other hand, on<br />
a signed naturalistic base, H 50cm<br />
Lot 59<br />
£400 - 600<br />
§ James W. Butler. RA., A bronze<br />
model of a sleeping girl,<br />
signed in the bronze and dated ‘77,<br />
on grey marble plinth,<br />
W 31cm D 18cm H 13cm<br />
Lot 60<br />
61<br />
£800 - 1,000<br />
Antonin Mercié (1845-1916). A<br />
bronze figure of David standing<br />
holding a sword<br />
with his foot resting on the head<br />
of Goliath, signed in the bronze, on<br />
green marble plinth, H 86.5cm<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
Lot 61<br />
§ James Osborne (1940-1992).<br />
A limited edition bronze<br />
‘Steeplechase’,<br />
with signed bronze socle and<br />
green marble base, with certificate<br />
numbered 4/10 H 49cm. W 43cm.<br />
£700 - 900<br />
60<br />
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63<br />
64<br />
66<br />
69<br />
67<br />
68<br />
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Lot 62<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze model of a<br />
Grants gazelle<br />
standing upon naturalistic base,<br />
signed and dated 1986, 4/10, on<br />
wooden plinth, L 33cm H 41cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 65<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze group of a<br />
cheetah and her cubs<br />
seated upon a naturalistic mount,<br />
signed and dated 1989, 1/10, with<br />
wooden plinth, L 36cm H 26cm<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
Lot 68<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze group of<br />
Guinea Fowl<br />
standing upon a naturalistic base,<br />
signed and dated 1988, 2/10,<br />
L 33cm H 27cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 63<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze model of a<br />
giraffe,<br />
signed and dated 1988, 1/10, on<br />
naturalistic base and wooden plinth,<br />
W 30cm H 43cm<br />
Lot 64<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze model of a<br />
bucking impala<br />
running upon a naturalistic base,<br />
signed and dated 1987, 1/10, with<br />
wooden plinth, W 32cm H 35cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 66<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze model of a<br />
Secretary bird<br />
standing upon naturalistic plinth,<br />
signed and dated 1988, 1/10, with<br />
wooden plinth, W 24cm H32cm<br />
Lot 67<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze group of<br />
Dik Dik<br />
upon naturalistic base, signed and<br />
dated 1981, 3/10, with wooden<br />
plinth, L 33cm H15cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 69<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze model of a<br />
running warthog<br />
upon naturalistic base, signed and<br />
dated 1989, 2/10, with wooden<br />
plinth, L 38cm H 20cm<br />
Lot 70<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze model of a<br />
Sable antelope<br />
standing upon naturalistic base,<br />
signed and dated 1988, 1/10,<br />
W 33cm H 45cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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75<br />
Lot 71<br />
Tim Nicklin. A bronze model of<br />
an Osprey catching a salmon<br />
on naturalistic base, signed and<br />
dated 1985, 4/10, with wooden<br />
plinth, W 33cm H 25cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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Lot 74<br />
Christopher Fratin (1801-1864).<br />
An animalier bronze model ‘Lion<br />
capturant un gavial’,<br />
signed in the bronze,<br />
L 45cm H 26cm<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
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Lot 72<br />
Barry Jackson (SA, 1948-), a<br />
bronze group of two lions,<br />
standing upon a naturalistic base,<br />
signed and dated ‘99, 1/15, on<br />
marble plinth, H 36cm. W 36cm.<br />
Lot 73<br />
£500-700<br />
A 19th century Italian Grand<br />
Tour bronze figure, of the<br />
Samothrace Nike or winged<br />
Victory, probably by Chiurazzi &<br />
Fils of Naples,<br />
standing upon a marble sphere and<br />
black marble socle H 73cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 75<br />
Jules Moigniez (1835-1894).<br />
A bronze group of an Golden<br />
Pheasant startled by a lizard<br />
signed, W 78cm H 39cm<br />
Lot 76<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
Antonio Pandiani (1838-1928), a<br />
bronze study of Victor Emmanuel<br />
II of Italy<br />
marked to base A.Pandiani Milano.<br />
Exposizione Ind. Italiana 1881, H<br />
52cm.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 77<br />
72<br />
Francois Alphonse Piquemal<br />
(1869-1911) a French bronze<br />
and ivory bust of a medieval lady,<br />
c.1900,<br />
on onyx plinth, signed in the bronze,<br />
W 19cm H 28cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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Lot 78<br />
A Central Indian red sandstone<br />
torso of a Goddess, Madhya<br />
Pradesh, 10th/11th century,<br />
the torso with hips swaying to the<br />
left in an exaggerated movement,<br />
the diaphanous sarong wrapped<br />
around the body and forming gentle<br />
folds at the front, secured with<br />
a chain belt which loops around<br />
itself on the right thigh and which<br />
is fastened with a large jeweled<br />
buckle, the figure is further adorned<br />
with basubands, necklaces and large<br />
earrings<br />
Provenance - purchased from<br />
Sotheby’s, New York, 19 September<br />
2008, lot 277. Ex. Nasli M. and Alice<br />
N. Heeramaneck Collection<br />
Sothebys, New York, June 4, 1994,<br />
lot 79.<br />
Literature - Alice N. Heeramaneck,<br />
Masterpieces of Indian Sculpture<br />
from the former collections of Nasli<br />
M. Heeramaneck, USA, 1979, fig. 66.<br />
Cf. a figure of a River Goddess also<br />
from the Heeramaneck collection<br />
published in P. Pal, The Sensuous<br />
Immortals: A Selection of Sculptures<br />
from the Pan-Asian Collection,<br />
LACMA, 1978, pp. 74-75, fig. 41.<br />
Total height including later metal<br />
stand 61 cm<br />
Lot 79<br />
£20,000 - 30,000<br />
A Vizagatapatam ivory sewing<br />
casket, second quarter 19th<br />
century,<br />
of sarcophagus form with sunburst<br />
motif to the domed cover with<br />
reeded sides and lac decorated<br />
continuous leaf and flower banded<br />
borders, on four gadrooned bun<br />
feet, the sandalwood and ivory<br />
veneered interior with fitted tray<br />
containing lidded compartments and<br />
sewing accessories,<br />
W 35cm D 28cm H18cm<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
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Lot 80<br />
An Indian sandstone Ganesha<br />
stele, Rajasthan 11th/12th<br />
century,<br />
the multi-armed elephant-headed<br />
god dancing with his arms radiating,<br />
holding a bowl of sweets in one<br />
hand from which he is sampling with<br />
his curled trunk,<br />
Provenance - ex Roland-Geist<br />
collection, bought from the dealer<br />
Gill Lipton c.1975, who in turn had<br />
acquired the work from Spinks,<br />
London.<br />
H 66cm high, W 60cm, excluding<br />
metal stand<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
80<br />
79<br />
81<br />
Lot 81<br />
An Indian Bidriware silver inlaid<br />
rectangular basin, Deccan, 19th<br />
century,<br />
With cushion-shaped base opening<br />
out to a broad rectangular cavetto<br />
shaped rim, decorated all over with<br />
flowers within panels, W 35 cm.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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Decorative Arts,<br />
Ceramics & Glass<br />
Lots 82 - 106<br />
110<br />
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82<br />
83<br />
85<br />
86<br />
90<br />
87<br />
88<br />
Lot 86<br />
Margaret Thompson for Doulton,<br />
Lambeth - an Art Nouveau tall<br />
faience vase, c.1900,<br />
painted with two ladies picking<br />
grapes from a vine, painted artist’s<br />
signature, brown printed mark and<br />
impressed marks ‘Ivory L8095’, H<br />
34.5cm.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
89<br />
Lot 82<br />
A Minton majolica Lazy Susan,<br />
manner of A W N Pugin, date<br />
code for 1871,<br />
decorated with Gothic strapwork,<br />
fleur-de-lys and flowers, impressed<br />
marks, 47cm diameter<br />
Lot 83<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A rare salt glaze stoneware wall<br />
pocket, attributed to Harry<br />
Barnard, late 19th century,<br />
modelled as twins, initialled ‘H.B.’,<br />
probably an experimental piece,<br />
H 20.5cm, firing crack<br />
84<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 84<br />
Three Galle cameo etched glass<br />
floral vases, early 20th century,<br />
the largest of bottle form in green<br />
and amber tinted glass, H 17cm. a<br />
similar example in lilac and clear<br />
frosted glass, 11 cm and the last in<br />
lilac amethyst and orange tinted<br />
glass, all signed Galle.<br />
Lot 85<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A rare Royal Doulton figure ‘An<br />
Elizabethan Lady’ HN309, c.1919,<br />
modelled by C. J. Noke,<br />
black painted marks and impressed<br />
date code ‘8. 19’, H 23.5 cm.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 87<br />
A pair of R. Lalique Veronique<br />
opalescent glass bowls, model<br />
No.397, designed 1928,<br />
each with a moulded mark ‘R.<br />
LALIQUE FRANCE’,<br />
22cm diameter<br />
Lot 88<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A Lalique Domrémy opalescent<br />
and amber stained glass vase,<br />
model no. 979, design c.1926,<br />
Engraved script mark ‘R. Lalique<br />
France No.979’,<br />
H 21 cm.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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Lot 89<br />
A Lalique Montmorency<br />
opalescent glass vase, Marcilhac<br />
1050, model introduced 1930,<br />
etched mark ‘R. LALIQUE FRANCE’,<br />
H 20.3 cm.<br />
Lot 90<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
R. Lalique Phalènes opalescent<br />
glass bonbonnière cover,<br />
designed c.1922,<br />
moulded mark ’R. LALIQUE’,<br />
this model is believed to have<br />
been produced by Lalique for the<br />
chocolatier Marquise De Sévigné<br />
as a bonbonnière cover to fit a silk<br />
lined base which is now lacking,<br />
20.7 cm diameter<br />
Lot 91<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Quentin Bell (1910-1996),<br />
painted terracotta figure<br />
‘Sleeping Beauty’,<br />
composition plinth, incised mark,<br />
L 45.5cm, H 23cm, W 19.5cm.<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 92<br />
A pair of KPM Berlin porcelain<br />
plaques, late 19th century,<br />
the first a portrait of a lady in<br />
Renaissance dress after Adolph<br />
Menzel, the second of an interior<br />
titled ‘By the Window’, impressed<br />
KPM sceptre and H marks, incised<br />
size 15 1/2 - 10, plaques 40.5cm x<br />
26cm,<br />
in original giltwood and parcel<br />
ebonised frames, 58.5 cm x 44.5 cm<br />
Lot 93<br />
91<br />
£3,000 - 4,000<br />
A pair of Sevres style ‘jewelled’<br />
porcelain and ormolu mounted<br />
vases, c.1900,<br />
each of oviform, painted with<br />
children dressed as courting couples<br />
in landscapes within jewelled, gilt<br />
decorated cartouches on a bleu du<br />
Roi ground,<br />
41.5 cm high, one vase cracked<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 94<br />
A pair of Baccarat moulded and<br />
frosted glass candelabra and<br />
another similar, late 19th century,<br />
the pair with dolphin shaped<br />
supports and beaded petal shaped<br />
bases the other similar example the<br />
Dolphin support with a human head<br />
above a gadrooned petal shaped<br />
base, all with three candle branches<br />
suspended with prismatic cut drops,<br />
around a central obelisk,<br />
H 47 and 48.5cm<br />
Lot 95<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A pair of 19th century ormolu<br />
mounted Sevres style jewelled<br />
porcelain candlesticks,<br />
decorated with panels of cherubs<br />
and with panels of floral sprays,<br />
H 23cm<br />
94<br />
£300 - 400<br />
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97<br />
98<br />
99<br />
105<br />
Lot 96<br />
A Staffordshire Prattware<br />
pearlware tea caddy and figure of<br />
Flora, c.1790,<br />
the tea caddy moulded with<br />
Macaroni style figures, the figure of<br />
Flora with sponged decoration to<br />
the square base,H 12.5 and 22cm<br />
Lot 97<br />
£300 - 400<br />
An unusual Worcester<br />
polychrome enamelled vase,<br />
c.1755-60,<br />
of unusual shape, finely painted with<br />
a Chinese immortal summoning a<br />
dragon with two sages and a boy,<br />
24cm high, cracked, rim faults<br />
Lot 98<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Worcester large teapot and<br />
cover, c.1780 and a pair of Barr,<br />
Flight and Barr Worcester Imari<br />
dishes, c.1800,<br />
the globular teapot painted with<br />
Chinese figures in landscapes and<br />
interiors, 16.5 cm high and the pair<br />
of dishes, 20 cm diameter<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 99<br />
Two Royal Worcester fruit<br />
painted dessert dishes, signed E.<br />
Phillips, c.1918,<br />
each within gilt-decorated cobalt<br />
blue and pink borders, puce printed<br />
marks, 24cm and 27.5cm<br />
Lot 100<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A pair of Royal Worcester fruit<br />
painted dessert plates, signed A.<br />
Shuck, c.1918,<br />
each within gilt-decorated cobalt<br />
blue and pink borders, puce printed<br />
marks, 22.5cm diameter<br />
Lot 101<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A pair of Royal Worcester fruit<br />
painted dessert plates, signed E.<br />
Phillips, c.1918,<br />
each within gilt-decorated cobalt<br />
blue and pink borders, puce printed<br />
marks, 22.5cm diameter<br />
Lot 102<br />
106<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A pair of Royal Worcester fruit<br />
painted dessert plates, signed A.<br />
Shuck, c.1918 and 1935,<br />
each within gilt-decorated cobalt<br />
blue and pink borders, puce printed<br />
marks, 22.5cm diameter<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 103<br />
Three Royal Worcester fruit<br />
painted dessert plates, signed E.<br />
Phillips, c.1918,<br />
each within gilt-decorated cobalt<br />
blue and pink borders, puce printed<br />
marks, 22.5cm diameter<br />
Lot 104<br />
£450 - 550<br />
Three Royal Worcester fruit<br />
painted dessert plates, signed A.<br />
Shuck and E. Phillips, c.1918,<br />
each within gilt-decorated cobalt<br />
blue and pink borders, puce printed<br />
marks, 22.5cm diameter, (a.f)<br />
Lot 105<br />
£240 - 280<br />
A pair of Derby porcelain<br />
plaques, attributed to Thomas<br />
Steele, c.1815,<br />
each painted with a basket of fruit<br />
and flowers on a ledge, unmarked,<br />
17cm x 14cm<br />
Lot 106<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A pair of Flight, Barr & Barr<br />
Worcester oval dishes, c.1815,<br />
each finely painted with a shell<br />
and seaweed to an oval reserve,<br />
on a turquoise ground, both with<br />
impressed FBB marks and one with<br />
brown printed mark,<br />
28cm wide, rim chips<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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Asian Works of<br />
Art<br />
Lots 107-212<br />
209<br />
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109<br />
110<br />
106<br />
111<br />
116<br />
108<br />
107<br />
Lot 107<br />
An unusual underglaze blue<br />
and iron brown bowl, probably<br />
Korean, Joseon dynasty,<br />
18th/19th century,<br />
the exterior painted with roundels<br />
and spirals, unglazed rim, spur marks<br />
to interior, 23cm diameter, lacking<br />
its cover, cracked<br />
Lot 108<br />
£150 - 250<br />
A large Japanese ivory okimono<br />
of the seven Gods of Happiness<br />
treasure ship the Takarabune,<br />
early Showa period,<br />
the deck surmounted by the figures<br />
of the seven Immortals sailing the<br />
ship, the exterior of the ship ivory<br />
overlaid and carved in low relief<br />
with floral mon on a wall would<br />
stand carved as as waves,<br />
Total height 42 cm, length 41 cm,<br />
slight faults<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
114<br />
Lot 109<br />
A Japanese boxwood netsuke of<br />
a minogame and young perched<br />
on the top of a fubako, signed<br />
Gyokoku, 19th century,<br />
3.5cm wide<br />
Lot 110<br />
£150 - 250<br />
A Japanese boxwood netsuke<br />
of Semimaru playing the flute<br />
and riding upon an ox, School of<br />
Tomotada, early 19th century,<br />
signed Tomotada,<br />
4cm high<br />
Lot 111<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Japanese wood netsuke of a<br />
male and female mandarin duck<br />
(oshidori), School of Yamaguchi<br />
Okatomo, 19th century,<br />
each duck with horn inset eyes,<br />
unsigned,<br />
4cm long<br />
Lot 112<br />
115<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Japanese red lacquer netsuke<br />
in the form of a hand drum<br />
(tsuzumi), early 19th century,<br />
carved in relief with a cicada, praying<br />
mantis and foliage, unsigned, ex.<br />
Tomkinson collection<br />
4.5 cm<br />
£150 - 250<br />
117<br />
Lot 113<br />
A Japanese lacquered wood<br />
netsuke of a bird and a wooden<br />
netsuke of a rabbit, 18th/19th<br />
century,<br />
the bird with seal mark to base<br />
and inset eyes, 4.4 cm, the rabbit<br />
unsigned 4.6 cm (latter damaged)<br />
Lot 114<br />
£150 - 250<br />
A Japanese ivory okimono of<br />
Handaka Sonja, Meiji period,<br />
signed Shozan,<br />
the rakan with summoning a dragon<br />
above him, whilst holding a sceptre<br />
over an incense burner, incised two<br />
character signature,<br />
H 22.5 cm, wood stand<br />
Lot 115<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A tall Japanese bamboo and ivory<br />
inlaid brushpot, Meiji period,<br />
carved in relief with a warrior<br />
bowing to an Empress with<br />
attendants, H 39.5cm<br />
Lot 116<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Japanese ivory okimono of a<br />
mother and child, Meiji period,<br />
both kneeling, the mother holding a<br />
toy windmill aloft, three character<br />
signature to the base, 6.4 cm high<br />
£200 - 300<br />
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121<br />
123<br />
124<br />
Lot 117<br />
A Japanese two colour bronze<br />
figure of a rat, Meiji period,<br />
signed Seishu, the rat holding a<br />
chestnut in its front paws, L 18cm.<br />
Lot 118<br />
£350 - 450<br />
Kishi Ganku (1749-1838), a pair<br />
of Sumi paintings on silk of snow<br />
leopards, signed Tenkai Ganku,<br />
with brocade borders and original<br />
black and gilt Aesthetic frames<br />
incorporating scroll compartments<br />
verso, Images 104cm x 49.5cm<br />
Lot 119<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A set of five Japanese woodblock<br />
printed books of Samurai sword<br />
tang designs and examples of<br />
maker’s marks, 19th century,<br />
One volume also illustrates blade<br />
edges, 26.5 cm x 18 cm, faults<br />
Lot 120<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A pair of Japanese silver wire<br />
cloisonné enamel ‘egret’ vases,<br />
Meiji period,<br />
H 18.5 cm, wood stands<br />
£200 - 300<br />
122<br />
Lot 121<br />
A Japanese plique-à-jour enamel<br />
vase, early 20th century,<br />
finely worked in silver wire and<br />
polychrome enamels the white<br />
metal base stamped ‘JAPAN’,<br />
12 cm high, wood stand, internal<br />
hairline cracks<br />
Lot 122<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A good Japanese bronze elephant<br />
and tiger group, Meiji period<br />
signed Seiya saku,<br />
modelled as two tigers attacking<br />
a trumpeting elephant, with ivory<br />
inset tasks, the group with three<br />
colour patina, engraved three<br />
character signature to underside, on<br />
its original root wood stand,<br />
Total height 55cm and length 55cm<br />
including stand<br />
Lot 123<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A Japanese bronze and mixed<br />
metal ‘hare’ vase, Meiji period,<br />
finely decorated with copper alloy,<br />
gold and silver inlay in low relief<br />
with a hare amid foliage, the reverse<br />
with lotus, unsigned,<br />
30cm high, one handle reattached<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 124<br />
A pair of Japanese bronze and<br />
mixed metal bottle vases, Meiji<br />
period,<br />
the necks applied with a pair of<br />
scrolled handles, decorated with<br />
copper alloy, gold and silver inlay in<br />
low relief with birds amid foliage,<br />
unsigned<br />
36cm high, patchy patina<br />
Lot 125<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A large Japanese Meiji bronze<br />
model of a stalking tiger, Meiji<br />
period,<br />
Unsigned,<br />
58.5 cm long, wood stand<br />
Lot 126<br />
125<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
Two similar Japanese champlevé<br />
enamel and bronze ‘pheasant’<br />
censers and covers, Meiji period,<br />
in Chinese archaic style,<br />
39 cm long<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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Lot 127<br />
A fine large Chinese moulded<br />
celadon-glazed bowl, Qianlong<br />
seal mark and of the period<br />
(1736-95),<br />
the deep rounded sides rising from<br />
a slightly tapered foot to an everted<br />
rim, the exterior finely moulded<br />
and decorated in white slip with<br />
sprays of pomegranate, peaches,<br />
lychee, and ‘Buddha’s hand’ citron<br />
suspended above auspicious flowers<br />
including, peony, lotus, prunus,<br />
and aster, covered in a deep seagreen<br />
glaze, with white glazed rim<br />
and footring, the base with a sixcharacter<br />
seal mark in underglaze<br />
blue.<br />
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The present example belongs to<br />
a rare group of large celadonglazed<br />
bowls decorated to the<br />
exterior with fruiting and flowering<br />
auspicious plants in shallow relief.<br />
These bowls were made during<br />
the Yongzheng (1723-1735) and<br />
Qianlong (1735-1796) reigns and<br />
each bears the emperor’s seal mark<br />
in underglaze blue on the base.<br />
The pair to this bowl was sold by<br />
Sotheby’s, New York, Important<br />
Chinese Art, 23 September 2020,<br />
Lot 532.<br />
Compare also a Qianlong period<br />
bowl of this type, but with a white<br />
interior, in the collection of the Tsui<br />
Museum of Art, illustrated in The<br />
Tsui Museum of Art, Hong Kong,<br />
1991, pl. 127. A closely related bowl<br />
from the Meiyintang Collection<br />
sold in Sotheby’s Hong Kong, 9th<br />
October 2012, lot 33; and a third<br />
sold at Christie’s, Hong Kong, 30th<br />
May 2006, lot 1349. For examples<br />
with a Yongzheng seal mark, see a<br />
bowl in the collection of Anthony<br />
Gustav de Rothschild illustrated<br />
in Regina Krahl, The Anthony de<br />
Rothschild Collection of Chinese<br />
Ceramics, vol. 2, London, 1996, cat.<br />
no. 144; one from the collection of<br />
the British Rail Pension Fund that<br />
sold at Sotheby’s, Hong Kong, 16th<br />
May 1989, lot 57; and another that<br />
sold at Christie’s New York, 18th<br />
September 2003, lot 350.<br />
Provenance - The Hon. Alfred Clive<br />
Lawrence (1878-1926) thence by<br />
family descent. Lawrence’s father<br />
was the 1st Baron Trevethin. Alfred<br />
was commonly known by his middle<br />
name Clive and was a solicitor with<br />
ther Ministry of Labour between<br />
1907 and 1923 and was appointed<br />
Commander, Order of the British<br />
Empire (C.B.E.) in 1918. He was<br />
awarded the Order of St. Maurice<br />
and St. Lazarus of Italy and was<br />
Procurator-General and Solicitor<br />
for the British Treasury in 1923.<br />
Rim 33.6mm diameter, 16.5cm high,<br />
foot 16cm diameter<br />
Lot 128<br />
£20,000 - 30,000<br />
A Chinese blue and white yenyen<br />
vase, Kangxi period (1662-<br />
1722), finely painted with sages<br />
and other figures in mountainous<br />
river landscapes with pine trees and<br />
pavilions, H 45 cm, damage to neck<br />
Lot 129<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese blue and white jar<br />
and cover, Kangxi period (1662-<br />
1722), painted with a mountainous<br />
river landscape with a fisherman on<br />
a rocky promontory, crosshatched<br />
band to the shoulder, H 23cm, metal<br />
fittings attached to shoulder<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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128<br />
130 135 136<br />
Lot 130<br />
A Chinese wucai beaker vase, gu,<br />
Kangxi period,<br />
painted with dragons and phoenixes<br />
amid flowers and foliage, between<br />
projecting fins,<br />
23.5cm high, neck reduced<br />
Lot 131<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese famille rose drumshaped<br />
box and cover, Jiaqing six<br />
character mark and period (1796-<br />
1820),<br />
painted with two ladies observing a<br />
man climbing over a garden wall, the<br />
sides with insects and floral sprigs,<br />
17.9 cm diameter<br />
Lot 132<br />
129<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese famille rose snuff<br />
bottle, Jiaqing four character seal<br />
mark and period (1796-1820),<br />
painted with a female immortal and<br />
a man riding an ox, the reverse with<br />
two figures in a boat, seal mark to<br />
base,<br />
6 cm high excluding stopper,<br />
restoration<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 133<br />
A Chinese cream crackle glazed<br />
porcelain vase, 18th century,<br />
11.2 cm high<br />
Lot 134<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A near pair of Chinese famille<br />
rose plates, early Qianlong<br />
period,<br />
each depicting Zhang Sheng climbing<br />
over a garden wall having thrown his<br />
boots to the ground by the figure of<br />
his lover Cui Yingying, taken from a<br />
scene in the ‘Xixiang Jì’ (Romance of<br />
the Western Chamber),<br />
23.3 and 22.7cm diameter<br />
Lot 135<br />
131<br />
132<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A pair of Chinese blue and white<br />
ovoid jars and covers, Kangxi<br />
period,<br />
each painted with ladies in a garden,<br />
the covers with a boy, rare to<br />
find intact covers on this size jar,<br />
apocryphal Chenghua marks,<br />
Provenance - Bluetts label to each<br />
base.<br />
13.2 and 13.5 cm high, wood stands<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 136<br />
A large Chinese blue and white<br />
ovoid jar, 19th century,<br />
painted to shaped reserves with the<br />
‘Hundred Antiques’, flowers, foliage<br />
and birds amid flowers, rockwork<br />
and bamboo, within borders of lotus<br />
flowers and scrolling leaves and<br />
tendrils, double circle to base,<br />
35cm high, wood cover<br />
Lot 137<br />
134<br />
137<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese brown glazed<br />
porcelain model of a seated dog,<br />
Qianlong period,<br />
wearing a yellow collar and pendant,<br />
17.5 cm high<br />
£500 - 700<br />
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139<br />
140<br />
143<br />
146<br />
147<br />
138<br />
144<br />
Lot 138<br />
A pair of Chinese export famille<br />
rose dishes and a similar charger,<br />
early Qianlong period,<br />
the pair of dishes painted with<br />
Chinese cabbage and peonies on<br />
the brocaded ground, the charger<br />
painted with a bar with vessels<br />
issuing flowers to mid rockwork<br />
and fungus, diameter 35 cm and 42<br />
cm, the charger broken and repaired<br />
Lot 139<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese celadon-glazed slipdecorated<br />
bottle vase, Qianlong<br />
seal mark and period (1736-95),<br />
decorated in white slip with bats<br />
amid clouds, 37.5 cm high.<br />
Provenance - from a deceased<br />
estate in S.W. London.<br />
Formerly mounted as a lamp with<br />
drilled hole through the seal mark<br />
and base.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
145<br />
Lot 140<br />
A good Chinese blue and white<br />
‘prunus and cracked ice’ vase and<br />
cover, Kangxi period,<br />
with chevron borders, double circle<br />
to base, 45.5 cm high<br />
Provenance - the Estate of the late<br />
Mrs Joan Monk. D.C.Monk and Son<br />
were antique dealers in Kensington<br />
Church Street London from 1935 –<br />
2010.<br />
Lot 141<br />
141<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A good pair of Chinese blue<br />
and white ‘mythical beast’ jars,<br />
Kangxi period,<br />
each painted to shaped reserves<br />
with a dragon, phoenix, qilin and a<br />
leaping carp, on a lotus and scrolling<br />
leaf ground, 23 cm and 23.5 cm high<br />
Provenance- Property from<br />
the Estate of the late Mrs Joan<br />
Monk.<br />
£3,000 - 5,000<br />
Lot 142<br />
A Chinese famille verte charger,<br />
Kangxi period (1662-1722),<br />
finely painted with a farmstead<br />
scene including boys ushering<br />
chickens, a mother and child<br />
watching farmers gathering crop in<br />
a field, within panelled borders of<br />
birds or butterflies amid flowers<br />
and brocaded bands, the underside<br />
with underglaze blue double circle<br />
mark enclosing a seal mark,<br />
37.5 cm diameter, slight damage<br />
Lot 143<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A small Chinese moulded and<br />
slip-decorated porcelain doublesided<br />
vase, Qianlong mark and<br />
period (1736-95),<br />
cream coloured and slip-decorated<br />
with chi dragons on a leiwen<br />
moulded ground, ‘Qianlong Nianzhi’<br />
single line mark to base, H 14cm<br />
Lot 144<br />
142<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A Chinese famille rose ‘ladies’<br />
dish, Qianlong mark but Republic<br />
period<br />
painted with ladies in a pavilion<br />
garden, seal mark to base,<br />
27.5cm diameter<br />
£200 - 300<br />
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149<br />
151<br />
152<br />
154<br />
Lot 145<br />
A Chinese blue and white<br />
‘phoenix’ dish, Daoguang mark<br />
and period (1821-50),<br />
the underside with six character<br />
mark, 29.7 cm diameter<br />
Lot 146<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese blue and white rouleau<br />
vase, 19th century<br />
painted with the figures of Emperor<br />
Minghuang and his consort Yang<br />
Guifei seated on a garden terrace, as<br />
the drunken poet Li Bai is presented<br />
with gifts to persuade him to leave<br />
the royal court, 44cm high, neck a.f<br />
Lot 147<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A large Chinese blue and white<br />
‘prunus’ vase, Daoguang period<br />
(1821-50),<br />
well painted with a gnarled prunus<br />
tree above a band of bamboo sprigs<br />
around the lower register, H 43.5cm<br />
Lot 148<br />
148<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A Chinese Jun type lavender blue<br />
glazed vase, zhadou, late Qing<br />
dynasty, 10.5 cm diameter<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 149<br />
A Chinese famille rose porcelain<br />
plaque, by Zhang Zhitang (1893-<br />
1971)<br />
painted with a kingfisher perched<br />
by a rocky outcrop looking at<br />
fish in the water below, inscribed<br />
upper right with red seal mark,<br />
Provenance - Mr W G Pullen, 25cm<br />
x 38cm, later mounted and framed<br />
Lot 150<br />
£8,000 - 12,000<br />
A set of three Chinese coral<br />
ground ‘boys’ vases, Jiaqing<br />
period (1796-1820),<br />
each painted in famille rose enamels<br />
to shaped panels with boys playing<br />
in landscapes figures, 19.5 and<br />
23.5cm high,<br />
Lot 151<br />
150<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A large Chinese celadon ground<br />
multiple tulip vase, mid 19th<br />
century,<br />
decorated in underglaze blue and<br />
white slip with objects emblematic<br />
of the eight immortals and in famille<br />
rose enamels with butterflies,<br />
pseudo Chenghua mark to base,<br />
38.5 cm high, section of one neck<br />
lacking<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 152<br />
A Chinese archaistic blue and<br />
white vase, hu, Qianlong mark<br />
and possibly of the period,<br />
painted with lappets to the shoulder,<br />
above a band of lotus flowers and<br />
scrolling tendrils, a third band of<br />
flowers and foliage and a lower<br />
band of waves, six character seal<br />
mark to base,<br />
25 cm high<br />
Lot 153<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A near pair of Chinese famille<br />
rose’millefleur’ dishes and a<br />
similar alms bowl, Republic<br />
period,<br />
each with a apocryphal Qianlong<br />
printed mark to the base,<br />
Dishes 32.5 and 33.5 cm diameter,<br />
bowl 24 cm diameter<br />
Lot 154<br />
153<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Chinese archaistic blue and<br />
white pear-shaped vase, Qianlong<br />
mark but 19th century,<br />
finely painted with chi dragons, lotus<br />
flowers and scrolling tendrils, with<br />
lappeted borders, six character seal<br />
mark to base,<br />
44.5 cm high, wood stand<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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156<br />
158<br />
160<br />
165<br />
155<br />
Lot 155<br />
A Chinese blue and white ovoid<br />
jar, 19th century,<br />
the panels painted with figures<br />
riding on horseback in a<br />
mountainous landscape and<br />
pheasants and butterflies amid<br />
peonies and rockwork, between<br />
lappeted borders, pseudo ‘Qianlong<br />
nianzhi’ seal mark to base, H22.5 cm<br />
Lot 156<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese famille rose zunshaped<br />
vase, mid 19th century<br />
painted with reserves of figures<br />
in pavilions and insects, birds and<br />
flowers amid ribbon tied auspicious<br />
objects, 38 cm high, hairline star<br />
crack to base<br />
Lot 157<br />
157<br />
£800 - 1,000<br />
A Chinese famille rose wash<br />
basin, mid 19th century,<br />
the centre painted with mandarin<br />
ducks in a lotus pond, the borders<br />
with the ‘Hundred Antiques’, the<br />
exterior with iron red bamboo<br />
sprigs, unglazed base,<br />
37.5 cm diameter, over-glazed firing<br />
crack<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 158<br />
A Chinese blue and white<br />
‘dragon’ vase and cover,<br />
Daoguang period (1821-50),<br />
painted with dragons chasing a<br />
flaming pearl amid clouds and<br />
flames, above a band of waves,<br />
43.5 cm high<br />
Lot 159<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A fine Chinese yellow ground<br />
‘dragon and phoenix’ medallion<br />
deep bowl, Guangxu mark and<br />
period (1875-1908),<br />
finely painted to the exterior<br />
with circular dragon and phoenix<br />
reserves on a yellow ground<br />
decorated with gourds, pink flowers<br />
and foliage, underglaze blue six<br />
character reign mark,<br />
20.6 cm diameter, 11.2 cm high,<br />
gilding to rim worn<br />
Lot 160<br />
159<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A large Chinese blue and white<br />
baluster ‘dragon’ jar, Daoguang<br />
period (1821-50),<br />
boldly painted with scaly dragons<br />
chasing a flaming pearl, unglazed<br />
base, 48cm high<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 161<br />
A Chinese blue and white bowl,<br />
Guangxu mark and period (1875-<br />
1908),<br />
painted with scrolling clouds, yet to<br />
receive its enamel decoration,<br />
9.2 cm diameter<br />
Lot 162<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Chinese lime green glazed<br />
brushpot, bitong, 19th century,<br />
relief decorated with two horses<br />
beneath a tree beside rockwork<br />
and a prunus sprig, the base with<br />
apocryphal moulded Qianlong mark,<br />
13.7 cm high<br />
Lot 163<br />
162<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese famille verte brushpot,<br />
bitong, 19th century,<br />
painted with Shou Lao, a crane and<br />
boys carrying a peach, the reverse<br />
with a pine tree rockwork and<br />
lingzhi fungus, unglazed disc to base,<br />
12.3 cm high<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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166 167<br />
169<br />
170<br />
Lot 164<br />
A Chinese lime green glazed<br />
brushpot, 19th century,<br />
relief decorated with Buddhist lions<br />
chasing brocaded balls amid clouds<br />
and flames, four character private<br />
seal mark to base,<br />
13.6 cm high, small splinter chip to<br />
inner rim<br />
Lot 165<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese famille verte<br />
cylindrical vase, Kangxi mark but<br />
Guangxu period,<br />
painted with dignitaries and riders<br />
on horseback in landscapes,<br />
brocaded borders,<br />
30.5 cm high, over glazed firing<br />
cracks<br />
Lot 166<br />
163<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese coral ground<br />
‘foreigners’ vase, Qianlong/Jiaqing<br />
period,<br />
painted in famille rose palette with<br />
foreign dignitaries in landscapes<br />
reserved on a gilt-decorated coral<br />
ground, turquoise glazed interior<br />
and base, 23 cm high, discoloured<br />
restoration to neck<br />
£150 - 250<br />
164 168<br />
Lot 167<br />
An unusual Chinese silver<br />
mounted blue glazed porcelain<br />
vase, early 20th century,<br />
the baluster shaped body decorated<br />
with a band of black lappets, with<br />
silver mounted rim and pierced<br />
central band, flanked by scrolled<br />
handles, on a pedestal foot,<br />
43 cm high<br />
Lot 168<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A pair of Chinese famille verte<br />
enamelled porcelain models of<br />
ducks, 19th century,<br />
each seated on polychrome<br />
rockwork bases,<br />
Provenance - The Hon. Alfred Clive<br />
Lawrence (1878-1926) thence by<br />
family descent.<br />
30.5 cm high<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 169<br />
A good large Chinese famille<br />
verte baluster vase, late 19th<br />
century,<br />
with inverted rim, finely painted<br />
with scenes of courtesans in<br />
pavilions and gardens, reserved on<br />
a stippled ground decorated with<br />
trailing flowers and leaves,<br />
61 cm high<br />
Lot 170<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A Chinese famille verte rouleau<br />
vase, late 19th century,<br />
painted with figures amid garden<br />
pavilions, the neck with sages in<br />
landscapes,<br />
43.5cm high, small splinter chip to<br />
rim<br />
Lot 171<br />
171<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Two Chinese Ming sancai-glazed<br />
ridge tiles, 15th/16th century,<br />
each modelled as a figure riding a<br />
horse,<br />
36 and 36.5 cm high, small losses<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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177<br />
173<br />
172<br />
175<br />
178<br />
174<br />
Lot 172<br />
A Chinese famille rose ‘Hundred<br />
Birds’ bottle vase, late 19th<br />
century,<br />
painted with birds and insects amid<br />
flowers, foliage, rockwork and<br />
bamboo, the neck modelled as a<br />
shaft of bamboo, 34.5 cm high<br />
Lot 173<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A famille rose blue ground<br />
‘cockerel’ vase, probably Samson,<br />
late 19th century,<br />
of triple gourd form, painted<br />
with cockerels amid flowers and<br />
chrysanthemums, reserved on a<br />
blue ground, 42cm high<br />
Lot 174<br />
176<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Chinese Ming Longquan<br />
celadon dish, 15th/16th century,<br />
of petal lobed form the centre<br />
moulded with floral decoration, the<br />
underside with burnt orange ring,<br />
Provenance - The Hon. Alfred Clive<br />
Lawrence (1878-1926) thence by<br />
family descent.<br />
30.5 cm diameter, glaze worn<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 175<br />
A large Chinese cinnabar lacquer<br />
garlic-neck vase and stand,<br />
c.1900,<br />
carved in high relief with reserves<br />
of scholars amid rocks beneath a<br />
pine tree, within lotus flower and<br />
scrolling tendril borders, the neck<br />
carved with a series of lappets,<br />
marked ‘CHINA’ beneath,<br />
Provenance - The Hon. Alfred Clive<br />
Lawrence (1878-1926) thence by<br />
family descent.<br />
Total height 60.5 cm, base of vase<br />
drilled<br />
Lot 176<br />
179<br />
£400 - 600<br />
An unusual Chinese cinnabar<br />
lacquer on porcelain snuff bottle,<br />
18th/19th century<br />
carved in high relief with scholars<br />
and attendants in garden settings,<br />
6.2 cm high excluding stopper cm<br />
highly<br />
£400 - 600<br />
187<br />
Lot 177<br />
A fine Chinese huanghuali table<br />
cabinet, early Qing dynasty,<br />
17th/18th century,<br />
the pierced superstructure carved<br />
with a pair of dragons chasing a<br />
flaming jewel, a relief panel carved<br />
with lotus and the moon and the<br />
side panels with qilin, the base<br />
fitted with two short and one long<br />
drawer, the sides carved in relief<br />
with a monkey on rocks grasping a<br />
peach branch to the left and and an<br />
antelope and bird in a landscape to<br />
the right, H 57.5 cm, W 42.5 cm<br />
Lot 178<br />
£4,000 - 6,000<br />
A tall Chinese rootwood figure of<br />
Shou Lao, 17th/18th century,<br />
the standing figure holding a<br />
scroll in his left hand, remnants of<br />
polychrome decoration, 46 cm high,<br />
missing the staff in his right hand<br />
Lot 179<br />
189<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A Chinese cinnabar lacquer ‘boys’<br />
box and cover, 19th century<br />
of octafoil form, carved in relief with<br />
boys playing blind man’s buff in a<br />
garden, 13.5 cm diameter<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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180<br />
186<br />
182<br />
Lot 180<br />
A Chinese pale celadon jade hair<br />
pin, 18th century,<br />
carved in low relief with an<br />
entwined Chi - dragon, the stone of<br />
good even tone,<br />
16.3 cm<br />
Lot 181<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A Chinese pale celadon jade<br />
figure of a pixiu,<br />
biting a sprig of lingzhi fungus, the<br />
stone of good even tone with a<br />
russet skin to the beast’s head, a leaf<br />
and fungus head,<br />
8.3 cm long<br />
Lot 182<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A Chinese white jade ‘ram’s head’<br />
belt hook,<br />
the scrolled belt hook carved in<br />
relief with tight scrolls, The stone of<br />
good even town with a small russet<br />
inclusion to the ram’s head,<br />
6.4 cm long<br />
Lot 183<br />
183 184 185 181<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A Chinese white jade and oval<br />
‘crouching cat’ seal,<br />
with carved matrix, the stone of<br />
good even tone,<br />
2.9 cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Lot 184<br />
A Chinese pale celadon jade<br />
‘ducks and millet’ group<br />
the stone of good even tone,<br />
5.7 cm<br />
Lot 185<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Chinese tianhuang stone<br />
square seal,<br />
surmounted by a lion-dog, carved<br />
matrix,<br />
2.2 cm wide<br />
Lot 186<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Chinese pale celadon and<br />
russet jade figure of a lion dog,<br />
recumbent pose looking to its right,<br />
6.2 cm long<br />
Lot 187<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Chinese dark green soapstone<br />
cube shaped seal, probably Qing<br />
dynasty,<br />
five of the faces incised with seals,<br />
and one side with a five column<br />
inscription<br />
3 cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 188<br />
A Chinese pale celadon and<br />
russet jade ‘boy’ jar and cover,<br />
carved in openwork and high relief<br />
with a boy and bat next to a giant<br />
gourd or fruit, the carver skilfully<br />
using the russet inclusions to the<br />
stone for the fruiting vine,<br />
8.3 cm high, the hardwood stand<br />
carved as a vine<br />
Lot 189<br />
188<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A Chinese ‘chicken’s blood’<br />
soapstone seal,<br />
of square section, the top carved<br />
in relief with a beetle crawling on<br />
top of a leaf, carved eight character<br />
matrix,<br />
5.5 cm high<br />
£300 - 400<br />
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191 192<br />
193<br />
195<br />
196<br />
190<br />
203<br />
200<br />
Lot 190<br />
A Chinese cream and russet<br />
soapstone square seal,<br />
With four columns in graved<br />
inscription to one side, and four<br />
character matrix, 5.2 cm high<br />
Lot 191<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A Chinese pale celadon and<br />
russet jade ‘cockerel’ finial, 3.6 cm<br />
Lot 192<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A Chinese grey and black jade<br />
square seal,<br />
the matrix in graved into incised<br />
with two characters 2.7cm<br />
Lot 193<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese white jade rectangular<br />
seal, the matrix carved with four<br />
characters, the stone of good even<br />
tone, 2.6 cm wide<br />
£500 - 700<br />
197<br />
Lot 194<br />
A Chinese pale celadon and<br />
brown jade belt hook,<br />
with dragon’s head terminal,<br />
9 cm long<br />
Lot 195<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A Chinese white jade cylindrical<br />
seal,<br />
surmounted by the figure of a lion<br />
dog, carved matrix,<br />
3.5 cm high<br />
Lot 196<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Chinese yellow jade bi disc,<br />
possibly Hongshan Culture,<br />
with a small russet inclusion to one<br />
edge,<br />
4.6 cm, nick to edge<br />
£300 - 400<br />
198<br />
Lot 197<br />
A Chinese pale celadon jade<br />
mounted wood box,<br />
the Qing dynasty jade plaque<br />
carved in the form of a caparisoned<br />
recumbent elephant, 10 cm, inset<br />
into an ebonised hardwood box,<br />
18cm x 12 cm<br />
Lot 198<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese spinach green jade<br />
bowl, 19th century<br />
of plain form with a slightly flared<br />
lip, on a circular foot, 22 cm<br />
Lot 199<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese pale celadon jade<br />
figure of a lady, 18th century,<br />
standing and holding a flower sprig,<br />
the stone pale speckled inclusions,<br />
15.7 cm high<br />
Provenance - The Hon. Alfred Clive<br />
Lawrence (1878-1926)<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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199<br />
201<br />
204<br />
202<br />
Lot 200<br />
A Chinese agate vase and<br />
cover and a spinach green jade<br />
inscribed plaque, Qing dynasty<br />
and later<br />
the vase and cover skilfully carved<br />
with birds amid foliage to darker<br />
inclusions in the stone, 15 cm high,<br />
the jade plaque engraved and gilded<br />
with an eight column inscription to<br />
one side,<br />
14 cm x 9 cm<br />
Lot 201<br />
£2,500 - 3,500<br />
A Chinese Canton enamel tripod<br />
censer, Qianlong mark and<br />
period (1736-95),<br />
finely painted with pale lime green<br />
reserves of fruit and flowers within<br />
gilded cartouches on a turquoise<br />
ground, red four character ‘Qianlong<br />
Nianzhi’ mark to base, H 22.5 cm W<br />
26 cm, losses to enamels<br />
Lot 202<br />
205<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A Chinese carved white marble<br />
head of Buddha, Tang dynasty<br />
(618-907 AD),<br />
Provenance - purchased by the<br />
owner from Jonathan Tucker &<br />
206<br />
Antonia Tozer Asian Art, 37 Bury<br />
Street, St James’, London, November<br />
2003 Exhibition ‘Radiance from<br />
the East’, catalogue No. 4 ‘Head of<br />
Buddha’, 16 cm high excluding later<br />
stand, old repairs<br />
Lot 203<br />
£6,000 - 8,000<br />
A Chinese bronze tripod censer,<br />
ding, 19th century, engraved and<br />
chased with dragons chasing a<br />
flaming pearl amid clouds, Xuande<br />
seal script mark to base<br />
20 cm diameter<br />
Lot 204<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Tibetan silver, bone and gem<br />
set phurbu (ritual dagger),<br />
19th/20th century, set with coral,<br />
lapis lazuli and turquoise glass<br />
cabochons, 27.5 cm long, some of<br />
the stones replaced with glass<br />
Lot 205<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A large Chinese/Japanese bronze<br />
censer modelled as Wenshu<br />
riding a lion-dog, 17th/18th<br />
century, 40 cm high, 35 cm long<br />
£500 - 700<br />
207<br />
Lot 206<br />
A Chinese stucco head of a<br />
luohan, Yuan-Ming dynasty,<br />
32 cm high excluding later stand<br />
Lot 207<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A Chinese archaistic bronze<br />
ritual tripod wine vessel, jue,<br />
Qianlong cyclical date mark and<br />
period,<br />
one end of the cup cast with a nine<br />
character mark, above a band of<br />
leiwen, on three downswept feet,<br />
16 cm high<br />
Lot 208<br />
208<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese bronze baluster<br />
shaped censer, gui, Xuande mark<br />
but 18th century,<br />
applied with a pair of fish shaped<br />
handles, six character mark to base,<br />
14.5 cm wide, diameter of rim 9.6<br />
cm<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
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Lot 209<br />
° A folio sized album of 64<br />
Chinese Canton school full page<br />
gouache paintings on pith paper,<br />
mid 19th century,<br />
depicting flowers, birds, artisans and<br />
itinerants (creasing to some plates),<br />
in a fine gilt green morocco binding.<br />
Album 55 cm x 38.5 cm<br />
£2,500 - 3,500<br />
Lot 210<br />
Dutch East Indies (Indonesia), An<br />
album of photographs of Batavia,<br />
including Buitenzorg, Garona,<br />
Baroboedoer (Borobudur<br />
temple), Soerabaja, Semarang,<br />
etc., c.1900-10,<br />
including photographs by<br />
the Kurkdjian studio and C.<br />
Nieuwenhuis, Padang, the grey<br />
leather binding by P A Happel,<br />
Rotterdam, decoratively embossed<br />
with a temple scene, figures and<br />
Buddha, the reverse with Bandia,<br />
Rotterdam, 49 x 37.5cm, together<br />
with International Credit and Trade<br />
Association Rotterdam memorial<br />
issue 1863-1938, one volume<br />
(2)<br />
Lot 211<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese embroidered silk<br />
‘Shou Lao’ panel, late 19th<br />
century,<br />
embroidered with the figure of<br />
Shou Lao holding a peach and<br />
his staff with the figure of a deer<br />
beside him, on a apricot silk ground<br />
gilt painted with versions of the<br />
character shou,<br />
168 cm x 77 cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
209<br />
210<br />
212<br />
Lot 212<br />
A Chinese apricot silk robe, mid<br />
19th century,<br />
embroidered in polychrome silk and<br />
Beijing knot with butterfly, flower<br />
and scrolling tendril roundels, above<br />
a lishui stripe<br />
125 cm long, wear to back of collar<br />
£600 - 800<br />
211<br />
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CLOCKS &<br />
BAROMETERS<br />
213-234<br />
226<br />
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214<br />
215<br />
218<br />
213<br />
Lot 213<br />
A late 19th century French<br />
gilt and silvered bronze desk<br />
barometer / timepiece,<br />
modelled with nautical motifs; a<br />
ship’s wheel, cable pulley, anchor and<br />
capstan, on a rouge marble plinth<br />
and ormolu base,<br />
H 17cm W 26cm D 11.5cm<br />
Lot 214<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A 19th century French ormolu<br />
and Sevres style porcelain mantel<br />
clock of architectural form with urn<br />
finial and jewelled cherub painted<br />
dial signed Miller and Sons London,<br />
on giltwood plinth and ebonised<br />
base with glass dome H 46cm. W<br />
35cm. D 16cm.<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
216<br />
Lot 215<br />
A Jaeger le Coultre gilt brass<br />
Atmos clock,<br />
with fluted columns and white<br />
enamelled Roman and Arabic dial,<br />
with original Jaeger gilt metal wall<br />
bracket and original paperwork and<br />
packaging, W 21cm H 24cm<br />
Lot 216<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A 19th century Louis XV style<br />
ormolu clock garniture,<br />
the timepiece modelled with<br />
flowers and scrolls and applied<br />
with a figure of cupid and a putto<br />
playing a flute, unsigned eight<br />
day countwheel movement, the<br />
matching candelabra with floral<br />
scroll branches, putti stems and<br />
scrolling feet,<br />
clock H 43cm candelabra H 52cm<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 217<br />
An early Victorian gothic revival<br />
rosewood mantle clock,<br />
with Gothic lancet case and gilt<br />
engine turned dial with strike silent,<br />
unsigned movement with matching<br />
shaped backplate striking upon a<br />
bell, H 25cm W 18cm D 13cm<br />
Lot 218<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A 1960’s Montre Royale de<br />
Geneva gilt bronze solar<br />
powered timepiece,<br />
with three triangular dials over the<br />
solar panel inset base,<br />
H 30cm diameter 28cm<br />
Lot 219<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 19th century French Louis XIV<br />
style boullework mantel clock<br />
with urn finial and enamelled tablet<br />
numerals, on scroll feet, movement<br />
signed Jacques Cogniet à Paris,<br />
H 73cm W 37cm D 16cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
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217 219 220<br />
222<br />
Lot 220<br />
221<br />
Lot 223<br />
223<br />
224<br />
A late 19th century French<br />
ormolu and champleve enamel<br />
portico clock,<br />
the gilt arabic dial signed Benet<br />
Fink & Co, London, Made in Paris,<br />
the case of rotunda form with six<br />
corinthinian columns and floral<br />
scroll decoration, unsigned eight day<br />
movement striking on a bell,<br />
H 39cm<br />
French, Royal Exchange, London.<br />
A Victorian ormolu mounted<br />
ebonised bracket clock,<br />
the shaped lancet case with ormolu<br />
foliate mounts and scroll engraved<br />
gilt arched dial, eight day movement<br />
striking upon a gong, signed on the<br />
backplate<br />
width 30cm depth 22cm height<br />
42cm<br />
Lot 221<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Jaeger le Coultre gilt metal<br />
Atmos clock, with Arabic / baton<br />
numeral dial, movement number<br />
450671, H 22cm W 18cm D 13.5cm<br />
Lot 222<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Louis XV style ormolu<br />
mounted boullework mantel<br />
clock,<br />
surmounted with a figure of Diana,<br />
the dial with enamelled tablet<br />
numerals, case with coloured floral<br />
boullework decoration, Japy Freres<br />
movement, height 81cm<br />
Lot 224<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 17th century style brass<br />
lantern clock<br />
with single hand and silvered Roman<br />
chapter ring, with lead weight and<br />
brass pendulum,<br />
width 15cm depth 15cm height<br />
40cm<br />
£600 - 900<br />
Lot 225<br />
225<br />
John Green of London. A George<br />
III mahogany eight day hour<br />
repeating bracket clock<br />
the plain case with later frosted<br />
etched glass side panels and arched<br />
brass dial with strike/silent, false<br />
pendulum and date aperture,<br />
unsigned twin fusee movement, with<br />
associated oak bracket<br />
H 47cm. W 28cm. D 18cm.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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227<br />
226<br />
Lot 226<br />
Thomas Evans of London. A<br />
George III ormolu mounted<br />
mahogany chiming bracket clock,<br />
with architectural case mounted<br />
with busts and tapering flowers,<br />
the dial with subsidiary date and<br />
strike silent, twin fusee movement,<br />
with signed floral and fruit engraved<br />
backplate, striking on a bell and<br />
chiming on eight bells,<br />
depth 23cm width 38cm height<br />
73cm, with original wall bracket<br />
40cm<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
228<br />
Lot 227<br />
A George III mahogany bracket<br />
clock,<br />
the arched cased with foliate mount<br />
and lion’s mask ring handles and<br />
painted Roman dial, twin fusee<br />
movement with engraved backplate,<br />
width 27cm depth 17cm height<br />
39cm<br />
Lot 228<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Barraud, Cornhill, London.<br />
A George III ebony and brass<br />
mounted bracket clock,<br />
with plain architecutural case,<br />
circular enamel dial and pierced<br />
fretwork panels, twin fusee<br />
movement with engraved named<br />
brass backplate,<br />
width 29cm depth 19cm height<br />
46cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
229<br />
Lot 229<br />
George Windmill of London,<br />
1790. A George III japanned<br />
tavern clock,<br />
the 14 inch brass dial with central<br />
scrolls and Roman numerals, case<br />
decorated with flowers and figures<br />
in a chinoiserie landscape, unsigned<br />
anchor escapement movement with<br />
pendulum and lead weight,<br />
diameter 46cm height 136cm<br />
£600 - 900<br />
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Lot 230<br />
230<br />
William Pridham of London.<br />
A George III green lacquered<br />
longcase clock,<br />
the 30cm arched brass dial with<br />
central automaton inscribed ‘The<br />
Royal George’ over a silvered<br />
chapter ring, subsidiary seconds<br />
and date aperture, movement<br />
with anchor escapement, the case<br />
decorated with gilt motifs and a<br />
chinoiserie style panels to the trunk<br />
door and box base,<br />
W.51cm H.236cm<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
231<br />
Lot 231<br />
Richard Northen of Hull. A<br />
George III mahogany eight day<br />
longcase clock,<br />
the arched 12 inch brass dial<br />
with silvered Roman chapter<br />
ring, subsidiary seconds and date<br />
aperture, anchor escapement<br />
movement striking upon a bell, case<br />
with fluted columns and pilasters,<br />
W. 48cm H.244cm<br />
Lot 232<br />
232<br />
£700 - 900<br />
Joseph Clegg of London. A<br />
George III inlaid mahogany eight<br />
day longcase clock,<br />
the 12 inch arched brass dial with<br />
“Tempus Fugit Memento Mori’’<br />
aperture, silvered Roman chapter<br />
ring, subsidiary seconds and date<br />
aperture, the arched case with spiral<br />
twist columns and marquetry inlay,<br />
W.50cm H.251cm<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
233<br />
Lot 233<br />
George Aickin of Cork. A George<br />
III inlaid mahogany eight day<br />
longcase clock,<br />
the 13 inch arched brass dial<br />
with silvered Roman chapter<br />
ring, subsidiary seconds and date<br />
aperture, the case with blind fret<br />
carving and later marquetry and<br />
parquetry decoration,<br />
W.57cm H.236cm<br />
Lot 234<br />
234<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A late Victorian mahogany<br />
chiming longcase clock,<br />
with gilt brass fretwork and scroll<br />
engraved dial, painted moonphase<br />
and silvered Arabic chapter ring,<br />
subsidiary seconds, strike/silent and<br />
Westminster/ Whittington selector,<br />
movement striking on a gong and<br />
chiming on eight tubular gongs,<br />
H 248 W 56cm.<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
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CARPETS, GARDEN STATUARY<br />
& FURNITURE<br />
235-286
237<br />
235<br />
236<br />
238<br />
Lot 235<br />
A Tabriz blue ground rug, first<br />
half 20th century,<br />
woven with palmettes, sarf leaves<br />
and arabesques, on a blue ground<br />
within a five guard border,<br />
225 cm x 155 cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
240<br />
Lot 238<br />
A pair of Victorian Coalbrookdale<br />
cast iron ‘Grape and serpent’<br />
garden benches<br />
with old green paintwork and<br />
weathered teak seating rails<br />
H 76cm W 160cm D 64cm<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
241<br />
Lot 236<br />
A Tabriz red ground carpet with,<br />
first half 20th century,<br />
woven with vase shaped medallions<br />
scrolling arabesques and flowers,<br />
with blue spandrels, the seven guard<br />
border decorated with palmettes<br />
and scrolling flowers and tendrils<br />
cm x cm<br />
Lot 237<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
A Victorian cast iron<br />
Coalbrookdale ‘Fern’ pattern<br />
garden bench<br />
painted white, with wooden slats to<br />
the seat.<br />
H 86cm W 112cm D 56cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Lot 239<br />
A Victorian Coalbrookdale cast<br />
iron ‘Grape and serpent’ garden<br />
bench<br />
with rubbed green painted finish<br />
and weathered teak seating rails<br />
H 76cm W 160cm D 70cm<br />
Lot 240<br />
£500 - 700<br />
After Coalbrookdale, a pair of<br />
cast iron ‘Oak and ivy’ benches<br />
with white paintwork and teak<br />
slatted seats<br />
H 95cm W 148cm D 68cm<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
Lot 241<br />
A William I oak refectory table,<br />
circa 1690,<br />
with cleated planked top, later<br />
carved frieze and baluster legs<br />
joined by all-round stretchers,<br />
H 74cm W 250cm D 76cm<br />
Provenance; purchsed from Great<br />
Brampton House Antiques in 1982<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
239<br />
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242<br />
245<br />
247<br />
48<br />
244<br />
Lot 242<br />
A George III oak dresser,<br />
with two shelf rack and six long<br />
drawers over a pot board, on stile<br />
feet, Provenance; purchased from<br />
M&D Seligmann in 1981<br />
H 206cm W 162cm D 45cm<br />
Lot 243<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
An 18th century Japanese black<br />
lacquered table cabinet on stand<br />
decorated with chinoiserie<br />
landscapes and flowering trees,<br />
with rising octagonal top enclosing<br />
compartments and four doors<br />
enclosing an arrangement of short<br />
drawers the stand with triangular<br />
legs,<br />
H 123cm. W 56cm. D 38cm.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
246<br />
Lot 244<br />
A Charles I joined oak box top<br />
table with wrought iron hinges and<br />
latch, scroll carved frieze and bobbin<br />
turned underframe,<br />
H 72cm W 75cm D 55cm<br />
Lot 245<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
A Queen Anne crossbanded<br />
walnut bureau,<br />
the fall enclosing pigeon holes, short<br />
drawers and a well over two short<br />
and two graduated long drawers, on<br />
later bracket feet,<br />
H 98cm W 81cm D 82cm<br />
Lot 246<br />
248<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A George I walnut bureau,<br />
the fall enclosing a cupboard,<br />
pigeon-holes and drawers over a<br />
well, two short and two graduated<br />
long drawers, on bracket feet,<br />
H 99cm W 94cm D 52cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Lot 247<br />
A George I crossbanded burr<br />
walnut chest on chest<br />
with moulded cornice, two short<br />
and three graduated long drawers<br />
over a brushing slide and three<br />
further long drawers with concave<br />
starburst inlay to the base drawer,<br />
on bracket feet,<br />
H171cm W 101cm D 57cm<br />
Lot 248<br />
£2,500 - 3,500<br />
A pair of Georgian style<br />
mahogany wing armchairs<br />
of generous proportions,<br />
upholstered in faded needlework<br />
depicting a shepherd and<br />
shepherdess on scroll legs and<br />
shaped feet,<br />
H120cm W 104cm D 96cm<br />
£2,000 - 3,000
243<br />
250<br />
252<br />
Lot 249<br />
A George III Sheraton style<br />
marquetry inlaid satinwood<br />
Pembroke table,<br />
the oval top with rosewood and<br />
interlaced foliate crossbanding,<br />
frieze drawer to one end, dummy<br />
drawer to the other, on squared<br />
tapered legs, fitted brass castors,<br />
H 73cm W 76cm D 52cm<br />
Lot 250<br />
251<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A George II walnut chest on<br />
stand with moulded cornice, two<br />
short and three graduated long<br />
drawers over three further short<br />
drawers, now on bun feet,<br />
H 132cm W 102cm D 51cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 251<br />
An 18th century Dutch walnut<br />
bowfront chest with moulded top<br />
and four graduated long drawers, on<br />
shaped bracket feet,<br />
H 84cm W 89cm D 57cm<br />
Lot 252<br />
£700 - 900<br />
A George III mahogany chest<br />
of two short and three graduated<br />
long drawers flanked by fluted<br />
quarter column pilasters, on bracket<br />
feet, H 83cm W 87cm D 49cm<br />
Lot 253<br />
253<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A George II mahogany side chair<br />
with upholstered back and seat,<br />
blind fret carved apron and foliate<br />
scroll carved all around cabriole legs<br />
with pad feet,<br />
H 95cm W 65cm D 65cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 254<br />
254<br />
249<br />
A George II red walnut side chair<br />
with upholstered back and seat,<br />
with ornately carved scrolling apron<br />
and front cabriole legs with scroll<br />
feet,<br />
H 99cm W 64cm D 73cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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256<br />
257<br />
255<br />
258<br />
259<br />
Lot 259<br />
A George III mahogany chest,<br />
fitted brushing slide, two short and<br />
four graduated long drawers on<br />
bracket feet,<br />
W 99cm D 58cm H 80cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
50<br />
260<br />
Lot 255<br />
A mid 18th century North<br />
Italian marquetry inlaid walnut<br />
serpentine commode,<br />
decorated in bone with scrolling<br />
flowers and birds, and fitted three<br />
long drawers, on cabriole legs,<br />
H 78cm W 60cm D 36cm<br />
Lot 256<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A Louis XV chestnut serpentine<br />
chest of three drawers, dated<br />
1776,<br />
fitted three long drawers on scroll<br />
feet,<br />
H 86cm W 122cm D 63cm<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
261<br />
Lot 257<br />
A George III Chippendale style<br />
mahogany serpentine commode<br />
with moulded top and four<br />
graduated long drawers flanked by<br />
canted angles capped with scrolls<br />
and serpentine sides, on carved<br />
bracket feet,<br />
W 112cm D 62cm H 83cm<br />
Lot 258<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
A George III mahogany caddy top<br />
serpentine chest,<br />
fitted four graduated long drawers<br />
flanked by stop fluted angles, on<br />
bracket feet,<br />
W 92cm D 58cm H 87cm<br />
£800 - 1,000<br />
Lot 260<br />
A pair of 18th century Italian<br />
Milanese walnut and marquetry<br />
neo-classical ‘Comodini’ in the<br />
manner of Giuseppe Maggiolini,<br />
the rising tops inlaid with classical<br />
figures over two drawers, on<br />
squared tapered legs,<br />
W 41cm D 31cm H 81cm<br />
Lot 261<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A late 18th century North Italian<br />
rosewood ‘Comodino’ in the<br />
manner of Giuseppe Maggiolini,<br />
the rising top inlaid with a musical<br />
trophy, the front inlaid with a<br />
roundel of a woman in a landscape,<br />
on squared tapered legs,<br />
W 59cm D 40cm H 76cm<br />
£500 - 800
264 266 267<br />
262 263 268<br />
Lot 266<br />
A William IV giltwood and gesso<br />
girandole<br />
with foliate crest, convex plate and<br />
scrolling branches,<br />
W 78cm H 131cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 262<br />
A pair of George III Sheraton<br />
style oval inlaid mahogany<br />
cellarets,<br />
later inlaid, each with oval paterae<br />
to the top and ribbon tied harebell<br />
inlaid decoration, later tin liners and<br />
brass castors<br />
W.64cm D.46cm H.68cm<br />
Lot 263<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
A Regency mahogany oval<br />
topped library table,<br />
with tooled green leather inset top<br />
and four freize drawers, on turned<br />
stem and down swept legs fitted<br />
brass caps and casters<br />
H 78cm. Top 138 x 122cm.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 264<br />
A 19th century Chippendale style<br />
gilt and gesso wall mirror<br />
with ornate foliate scroll frame<br />
capped with a pair of ho-ho birds<br />
and oval plate,<br />
W 104cm H 157cm<br />
Lot 265<br />
265<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
A Regency and later mahogany<br />
triple pedestal dining table,<br />
with reeded rounded rectangular<br />
top and two spare leaves, on turned<br />
stems with reeded downswept legs<br />
and fitted brass castors,<br />
W.258cm D.132cm Extends to<br />
362cm H.74cm<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
Lot 267<br />
A Regency parcel gilt rosewood<br />
concave front side cabinet<br />
with later green marble top and<br />
two doors painted with muses and<br />
bordered with carved gilt Greek<br />
key fret work, the sides with fluted<br />
columns and turned feet,<br />
W.106cm D.52cm H.87cm<br />
Lot 268<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A mid 19th century German<br />
mahogany Gothic design centre<br />
table,<br />
with later circular variegated green<br />
marble top, fluted hexagonal and<br />
spiral twist stem on a triangular<br />
platform with acanthus scroll feet,<br />
Diam.97cm H.79cm<br />
£800 - 1,000<br />
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272<br />
273<br />
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270<br />
Lot 269<br />
A Wheeldon’s Patent turned<br />
mahogany duet stand of aesthetic<br />
design,<br />
with telescopic top,<br />
W.41cm H.146cm<br />
Lot 270<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Victorian marquetry inlaid<br />
figured walnut side cabinet<br />
of serpentine form with central<br />
panelled door flanked by glazed<br />
doors, on plinth foot,<br />
W 186cm D 44cm H 110cm<br />
Lot 271<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
An early Victorian flame<br />
mahogany triple breakfront<br />
library cabinet,<br />
fitted five brass grilled doors<br />
enclosing adjustable shelves, on<br />
plinth foot,<br />
W.330cm D.51cm H.152cm<br />
£4,000 - 6,000<br />
271<br />
Lot 272<br />
A William IV rosewood and<br />
pietra dura games table,<br />
the square top with inlaid hardstone<br />
chessboard within a green marble<br />
border and gadrooned edge, single<br />
frieze drawer and foliate carved<br />
fluted stem with acanthus capped<br />
scroll legs and concealed brass<br />
castors, W 66cm D 66cm H 78cm<br />
Lot 273<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A late 19th century American<br />
walnut and mahogany ‘Wooten’<br />
desk,<br />
with tambour over three<br />
frieze drawers and swing out<br />
compartmented pedestals,<br />
W 150cm D 88cm H 109cm<br />
Lot 274<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A Victorian R.W.Winfield & Co.<br />
brass half tester bed frame,<br />
With scroll embossed bow fronted<br />
foot board and ribbed scroll capped<br />
headboard, W 168cm, L 215cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
275<br />
Lot 275<br />
A French empire style ormolu<br />
mounted marquetry centre table<br />
with circular acanthus scroll inlaid<br />
top and palmette decorated freize<br />
on four giltwood columns, saltire<br />
platform and stylised lion’s paw feet,<br />
Diam.81cm H.65cm<br />
Lot 276<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A pair of 19th century style<br />
bronze figural torcheres,<br />
each modelled as a classical maiden<br />
holding aloft a flaming torch upon<br />
fluted mahogany columns,<br />
overall H 192cm<br />
£800 - 1,200
274<br />
276<br />
277<br />
279<br />
282<br />
281<br />
Lot 277<br />
A Victorian ormolu mounted<br />
marquetry inlaid walnut<br />
bookcase,<br />
with moulded cornice and two<br />
glazed doors enclosing a later<br />
mirror and glass shelved interior<br />
over two panelled doors, on plinth<br />
foot, W 127cm D 40cm H 208cm<br />
Lot 278<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of 18th century style<br />
Dutch kingwood and floral<br />
marquetry bombe commodes<br />
with bronze mounts and serpentine<br />
variegated pink marble tops, each<br />
fitted two drawers on cabriole legs,<br />
W 102cm D 52cm H 85cm<br />
Lot 279<br />
278 280<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A pair of 19th century French<br />
bronze and ormolu six light<br />
candelabra, modelled as putti<br />
supporting floral branches with<br />
scroll bases, height 87cm, standing<br />
upon ormolu mounted onxy<br />
pedestals, W 27cm H 109cm<br />
£1,200 - 1,600<br />
Lot 280<br />
Laporte Barmen. A Louis XVI<br />
style ormolu mounted burr wood<br />
bureau plat,<br />
fitted six drawers on squared<br />
tapered legs with brass castors,<br />
W142cm D 76cm H 77cm<br />
Lot 281<br />
£4,000 - 6,000<br />
A late 19th century French gilt<br />
gesso overmantel<br />
with arched plate and flower and<br />
bird crest,<br />
W 122cm H 204cm<br />
Lot 282<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A late 19th century French<br />
marquetry and flame mahogany<br />
bowfront commode<br />
with variegrated grey marble top<br />
and two long drawers flanked by<br />
side cupboards, ormolu ram’s head<br />
urn and paterae mounts, on cabriole<br />
legs,<br />
W 131cm D 54cm H 90cm<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
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Lot 283<br />
An early 20th century Black<br />
Forest carved wood bear hall<br />
seat,<br />
the vineous carved back centred<br />
with a standing bear with rustic seat<br />
and bear supports at each end,<br />
W.162cm D.52cm H.95cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 284<br />
Marcel Breuer (Hungarian 1901-<br />
1981) probably by Isokon, a nest<br />
of three bent ply birch laminate<br />
tables,<br />
unsigned,<br />
W.61cm. D.46cm. H.38cm.<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
283<br />
Lot 285<br />
A Felix Aublet chrome adjustable<br />
desk lamp, ‘Boule’ lamp,<br />
Exhibited : Paris Exposition 1925.<br />
Purchased Secession Gallery,<br />
Richmond Hill.<br />
29cm.<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 286<br />
A Hans Wagner for Carl Hansen<br />
& Son oak and plywood armchair<br />
with black leather upholstery and<br />
tapered legs<br />
W.74cm D.64cm. H.77cm.<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
284<br />
285<br />
286<br />
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287-476<br />
at 12.30pm<br />
434<br />
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288<br />
293<br />
290<br />
289<br />
Lot 287<br />
Follower of Gerrit van Honthorst<br />
(1590-1656)<br />
Portrait of a man in armour<br />
oil on canvas<br />
74 x 62cm.<br />
£500 - 800<br />
291<br />
Lot 288<br />
Mid 18th century English School<br />
Portrait of a lady with pearls in<br />
her hair<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
75 x 62cm.<br />
Lot 289<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
After Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723-<br />
1792)<br />
The Age of Innocence<br />
oil on canvas<br />
77 x 64cm.<br />
Lot 290<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
17th century English School<br />
Portrait of a gentleman wearing<br />
armour<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
115x96cm. Unframed.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
292<br />
Lot 291<br />
After Sir Godfrey Kneller (1646-<br />
1723)<br />
Portrait of Caroline Wilhelmina<br />
of Branderburg-Ansbach<br />
oil on canvas<br />
76 x 63cm, unframed<br />
Lot 292<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Mid 18th century English School<br />
Portrait of an army officer<br />
wearing a scarlet coat<br />
oil on canvas<br />
30.5 x 24cm<br />
Lot 293<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Early 18th century French School<br />
Portrait of a lady wearing a<br />
yellow dress holding a rose with a<br />
lap dog beside her<br />
oil on canvas<br />
82 x 62cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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294 295<br />
Lot 294<br />
Gerard Van Keulen (1678-1726)<br />
Map of Sumatrae, inscribed<br />
‘Svmatrae et Insularum<br />
Locorumque Nonnullorum<br />
Circumiacentium Tabula Nova’<br />
hand coloured engraving<br />
42.5 x 52.5cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 295<br />
297<br />
296<br />
Gerard Van Keulen (1678-1726)<br />
Map of Borneo, inscribed ‘Insula<br />
et Occidentalus pars Celebis cum<br />
Adjacensibus Infulis’,<br />
hand coloured engraving<br />
42.5 x 52cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 296<br />
Gerard Van Keulen (1678-1726)<br />
Map of Insulae Iavae pars<br />
Occidentalis Edente Hadriano<br />
Relando,<br />
hand coloured engraving<br />
with decorative panoramic view of<br />
shipping off the coast, 51 x 115cm<br />
Lot 297<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598)<br />
Map of Indiae Orientalis, 1575<br />
hand coloured engraving<br />
43 x 54cm<br />
Lot 298<br />
298<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
After Paulus Potter (1625-1654)<br />
Child learning to walk with<br />
onlooking livestock<br />
Oil on wooden panel<br />
Bears signature and date 1645<br />
37 x 50cm.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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303<br />
301<br />
305 302<br />
304<br />
Lot 299<br />
Late 15th Century Italian School,<br />
probably Florence<br />
Saints Peter and Paul, Historiated<br />
D. from an Antiphonal<br />
illuminated miniature on vellum<br />
16 x 16cm<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 300<br />
300<br />
Attributed to Nicholaes Berchem<br />
(Dutch, 1620-1683)<br />
Landscape with cattle drovers<br />
crossing a river<br />
oil on canvas laid onto a wooden<br />
panel<br />
41 x 57cm<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 301<br />
Ortellius after Ludovicus<br />
Georgius<br />
Map of China, 1584<br />
coloured engraving<br />
Chinae, olim Sinarum Regionis,<br />
Nova Descriptio.<br />
40.5 x 50.5cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
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306 307 308<br />
Lot 302<br />
John Speede (1552-1629)<br />
Map of America<br />
coloured engraving<br />
America, with those known parts<br />
in that unknowne worlde — both<br />
people and manner of buildings....<br />
London: G. Humble, 1626 [but<br />
1631]<br />
40 x 52.5cm<br />
Lot 303<br />
£600 - 800<br />
16th century style Italian School<br />
Madonna and child<br />
oil on canvas<br />
70 x 49cm, housed in an ornate<br />
Tabernacle style frame<br />
Lot 304<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Follower of Jan Wyck (1640-<br />
1702)<br />
A Deer Hunt<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
80 x 125cm.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 305<br />
J. Janvers (18/19th C.)<br />
Italianate landscape with Roman<br />
figures in the foreground and a<br />
city beyond<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated 1802,<br />
90 x 136cm.<br />
Lot 306<br />
£400 - 600<br />
English School circa 1900<br />
Italianate river landscape<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Set into a parcel gilt walnut<br />
overmantel frame,<br />
75 x 120cm. Overall 128 x 144cm.<br />
Lot 307<br />
309<br />
£500 - 800<br />
18th century English School<br />
Italianate landscape with figures<br />
alighting upon a boat<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
51 x 64cm.<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 308<br />
19th century English School<br />
Studies of stone garden urns<br />
from Ven House, Somerset and<br />
Bow Wood<br />
pair of watercolours<br />
21.5 x 13.5cm<br />
Lot 309<br />
£400 - 600<br />
James Forbes (1749-1819)<br />
The Retreat, Mr Hunter’s Villa<br />
near Bombay, with a group of<br />
four people in the foreground<br />
watercolour<br />
18.5 x 28.5cm<br />
Lot 310<br />
310<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles<br />
Ramus Forrest (1750-1827)<br />
Village and pagoda below Patna<br />
Azimabadi, on the Ganges<br />
watercolour19 x 27cm<br />
Produced as an engraving for<br />
Forrest’s Picturesque Tour Along<br />
The Rivers Ganges and Jumna, 1824,<br />
plate X<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
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315<br />
323<br />
313<br />
314<br />
311<br />
Lot 311<br />
18th Century English School<br />
View of St Michael’s Mount with<br />
a frigate in the foreground<br />
ink and watercolour<br />
14 x 19.5cm<br />
Lot 312<br />
Ferdinando Fambrini<br />
Veduta del Celebratissimo<br />
Campanile di Pisa, c.1780<br />
engraving<br />
66.5 x 43cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
£600 - 800<br />
316<br />
Lot 313<br />
Carlo Losi Publ.<br />
Antiquum Amphiteatrum<br />
Trivmphali Arco Flavium Maximi<br />
Romae erectum Costantini<br />
Colossaeum ob Neronis<br />
Colossum, 1773<br />
engraving, 44 x 68.5cm<br />
Lot 314<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Francis Goodwin (1784-1835)<br />
Designs for Greek Revival and<br />
Rustic Country Houses<br />
six watercolour drawings on paper<br />
later engraved in aquatint for<br />
Goodwin’s Domestic Architecture<br />
1833-34 (volume 2 plates 2, 3, 4,<br />
12.) 16 x 26cm and 10 x 18cm<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
318<br />
Lot 315<br />
George Edwards (1694-1773)<br />
‘Struthia Camelus, The Ostrich’<br />
c.1740-45<br />
watercolour on paper<br />
title in pencil in the artist’s hand<br />
27 x 22.5cm<br />
Lot 316<br />
£3,000 - 5,000<br />
Johann Christien Elin (1733-)<br />
A young gentleman sketching<br />
from the antique, supervised by<br />
his drawing master<br />
Ink and watercolour on ivory<br />
Signed<br />
12.5 x 14.5cm.<br />
£500 - 800<br />
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322<br />
Lot 317<br />
Thomas Rowlandson (1757-1827)<br />
‘A Game of Hazard’<br />
watercolour<br />
tondo 24.5cm, with signed separate<br />
title 10 x 16cm<br />
Lot 318<br />
£400 - 600<br />
James Gillray (1757-1815)<br />
New Morality, The Bishop of A<br />
Tun’s Breeches, Making Decent,<br />
Frying Sprats/Toasting Muffins,<br />
The King of Brobdingnag,<br />
Charlotte la Corde, The<br />
Reception of the Diplomatique,<br />
The State Waggoner, Uncorking<br />
Old Sherry, Marriage of Cupid &<br />
Ancient Music<br />
Eleven hand coloured etchings<br />
Largest 29 x 66cm. All unframed.<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 319<br />
Thomas Buttersworth (1768-<br />
1842)<br />
HMS Glasgow, 40 Guns, Captain<br />
The Hon. James Ashley Maude<br />
(on her way out to join the<br />
Mediterranean fleet with which<br />
she served as Navarino 1827)<br />
oil on canvas<br />
45 x 60.5cm<br />
Lot 320<br />
320<br />
£3,000 - 4,000<br />
Thomas Buttersworth (1768-<br />
1842)<br />
Shipping off Dover<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated 1820<br />
30 x 40cm<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Lot 321<br />
Thomas Buttersworth (1768-<br />
1842)<br />
The Great Storm of 1814<br />
oil on canvas<br />
inscribed verso ‘The Awful Gale<br />
on the English Coast 16th-19th<br />
December 1814’<br />
29.5 x 42cm<br />
Lot 322<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
James Edward Buttersworth<br />
(1817-1894)<br />
Rough seas off the English coast<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
44 x 59.5cm<br />
Lot 323<br />
£3,000 - 5,000<br />
Pieter Gerardus Van Os (1776-<br />
1839)<br />
Figures and cattle in a woodland<br />
glade<br />
oil on wooden panel<br />
signed<br />
17 x 23cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
321<br />
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326<br />
324<br />
329<br />
330<br />
325<br />
Lot 324<br />
John Joshua Kirby (1716-1774)<br />
A Country Walk and A Lift Home<br />
pair of oils on copper<br />
11 x 15cm<br />
Lot 325<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Thomas & William Daniell After<br />
Thomas Daniell<br />
‘Part Of The Black Town,<br />
Madras’, 1797<br />
hand coloured aquatint<br />
45 x 60cm.<br />
Lot 326<br />
£500 - 800<br />
William Adolphus Knell (1805-<br />
1871)<br />
Naval action on the Canton river<br />
showing British naval vessels and<br />
Chinese war junks<br />
sepia watercolour<br />
Martyn Gregory label verso<br />
19 x 47cm.<br />
£500 - 800<br />
327<br />
Lot 327<br />
Thomas & William Daniell After<br />
Thomas Daniell<br />
‘The Writers Buildings, Calcutta’,<br />
No.IV, 1798<br />
coloured aquatint<br />
46 x 60cm.<br />
Lot 328<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Thomas & William Daniell After<br />
Thomas Daniell<br />
‘South East View of Fort St<br />
George, Madras’, No. VII, 1797<br />
hand coloured aquatint<br />
46 x 60cm.<br />
Lot 329<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827)<br />
An angler by a river, abbey ruins<br />
beyond<br />
pen, grey ink and watercolour<br />
Chenil Galleries label verso<br />
21 x 35cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
328<br />
Lot 330<br />
Thomas Rowlandson (1756-<br />
1827_<br />
‘A Visitor’<br />
pen, brown ink and wash<br />
14 x 17.5cm<br />
Lot 331<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Alfred George Stannard (1828-<br />
1885)<br />
Yarmouth Jetty<br />
oil on board<br />
18 x 24cm<br />
Lot 332<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Alfred George Stannard (1828-<br />
1885)<br />
Harlech Castle<br />
oil on board<br />
18 x 24cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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333<br />
328<br />
334<br />
335<br />
336<br />
Lot 333<br />
Samuel David Colkett (1806-<br />
1863)<br />
‘Near Norwich’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated 1843<br />
30 x 38.5cm<br />
Lot 334<br />
David Cox (1783-1859)<br />
Blustery landscape<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated, 25 x 37cm<br />
Lot 335<br />
£500 - 800<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Alfred Priest (1810-1850)<br />
Anglers beside a mill pond and A<br />
riverside church<br />
pair of oils on canvas, 40 x 52cm<br />
Lot 336<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Alfred Vickers (1786-1868)<br />
Cattle watering in a landscape<br />
oil on wooden panel<br />
signed and dated 1868, 21 x 34.5cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
337<br />
Lot 337<br />
Alfred Vickers (1786-1868)<br />
Extensive landscape with figures<br />
on a lane looking towards an<br />
estuary<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
22 x 37cm<br />
Lot 338<br />
338<br />
£400 - 600<br />
William Andrews Nesfield (1793-<br />
1881)<br />
An Old Mill near Betws y Coed<br />
watercolour<br />
signed with inscription verso<br />
regarding the eccentric old woman<br />
who lived in the mill<br />
18.5 x 28cm.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
340<br />
Lot 339<br />
William Callow (1812-1908)<br />
Near the Mumbles, Glamorgan,<br />
after a storm, 1884<br />
Watercolour<br />
Signed and dated<br />
29.5 x 45cm.<br />
Lot 340<br />
339<br />
£600 - 800<br />
19th century English School<br />
Fishing boats and other shipping<br />
off the coast<br />
set of four oils on mill board<br />
unsigned<br />
24 x 34cm<br />
£600 - 900<br />
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342<br />
343<br />
344<br />
348<br />
346<br />
346<br />
345<br />
Lot 341<br />
William Shayer Snr (1787-1879)<br />
Country folk on a path with a<br />
milkmaid and cow<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
55 x 75cm.<br />
Lot 342<br />
£500 - 800<br />
19th century Austrian School<br />
Portrait of a lady wearing<br />
orientalist clothing<br />
Oil on canvas, 60 x 48cm.<br />
Lot 343<br />
347<br />
£500 - 700<br />
John Bagnold Burgess (1830-<br />
1897)<br />
The Fruit Seller<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed and dated 1875<br />
40 x 30cm.<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Lot 344<br />
Francis John Wyburd (1826-1893)<br />
17th-century interior with lady<br />
reading a book<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Monogrammed<br />
30 x 24cm.<br />
Lot 345<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
William Goodall (1757-1844)<br />
An Eastern Beauty<br />
Oil on panel<br />
Monogrammed, 22 x 17cm.<br />
Lot 346<br />
351<br />
£500 - 750<br />
19th Century Neapolitan School<br />
Views along the Bay of Naples<br />
looking to the East and West<br />
gouache, a pair<br />
41 x 84.5cm.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 347<br />
Norman E. Tayler (1843-1915)<br />
The Orange Seller<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed and dated 1863<br />
50 x 40cm.<br />
Lot 348<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Charles Sillem Lidderdale (1831-<br />
1895)<br />
Portrait of a red haired girl<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Monogrammed, 44 x 34cm.<br />
Lot 349<br />
351<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
William Mellor (1851-1931)<br />
Wathenlath Beck, Borrowdale,<br />
Cumberland<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed, 61 x 46cm.<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
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341<br />
350<br />
353<br />
354<br />
Lot 350<br />
William Mark Fisher (1841-1923)<br />
Cart passing a duck pond, a farm<br />
beyond,<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed, 45 x 60cm.<br />
Lot 351<br />
349<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Edward Robert Hughes (1851-<br />
1914)<br />
Portraits of Joseph and Phoebe<br />
King of Hampstead, 1882<br />
pair of oils on canvas<br />
Exhibited at the Royal Academy,<br />
1882, 69 x 58cm.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 352<br />
Late 19th century French School<br />
Pastoral lovers<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Inset within a giltwood and gesso<br />
pier glass<br />
100 x 67cm. Overall 156 x 72cm.<br />
Lot 353<br />
355<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Gabriel Gruchy (1841-1926)<br />
Figure overlooking the shore<br />
oil on canvas<br />
Inscribed on the stretcher<br />
32 x 47cm.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 354<br />
Joseph Harold Swanwick (1866-<br />
1929)<br />
watercolour<br />
‘Ploughing’, signed and dated 1905,<br />
123 x 100cm<br />
Lot 355<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Henry Frederick Lucas-Lucas<br />
(1848-1943)<br />
Portraits of racehorses in stables<br />
pair of oils on boards<br />
signed and dated 89/91<br />
21 x 29cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
65
356<br />
357<br />
358<br />
359<br />
364<br />
366<br />
Lot 356<br />
Thomas G. Targett (fl.1868-1896)<br />
Rainbow Trout and Pike on a<br />
riverbank beside a rod and reel<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated 1868<br />
40 x 60cm<br />
Lot 357<br />
Charles Francois Daubigny<br />
(French, 1817-1878)<br />
Figures in woodland<br />
Oil on wooden panel<br />
signed<br />
11 x 24cm.<br />
£500 - 700<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 358<br />
Colin Graeme (1850-1910)<br />
Setters in a Highland landscape<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
Lot 359<br />
365<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
E.B. circa 1900<br />
Portrait of a girl wearing a pink<br />
bow<br />
oil on canvas<br />
monogrammed<br />
43 x 35cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 360<br />
Manner of Thomas Cooper<br />
Gotch (1854-1931)<br />
Woman holding lanterns<br />
oil on canvas<br />
44 x 29cm<br />
Lot 361<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Albert Moulton Foweraker (1873<br />
-1942)<br />
‘Moonlight, Anteguiera’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed<br />
35 x 53cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
66
360<br />
362<br />
363<br />
367<br />
Lot 362<br />
Albert Moulton Foweraker<br />
(1873-1942)<br />
‘Moonlight, a courtyard, Granada’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed<br />
54 x 36cm<br />
Lot 363<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Francois Martin-Kavel (French,<br />
1861-1931)<br />
Half length portrait of a young<br />
woman with rose corsage<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
90 x 72cm<br />
Lot 364<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Benjamin Williams Leader (1833-<br />
1923)<br />
A Surrey Wood<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated 1897<br />
34.5 x 44.5cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
361<br />
Lot 365<br />
Benjamin Williams Leader (1833-<br />
1923)<br />
At Burrow’s Cross, Surrey<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated 1895<br />
20 x 25.5cm<br />
Lot 366<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Arthur Langley Vernon<br />
(Exh.1880-1917)<br />
Edwardian lady standing before a<br />
17th century house<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, Derby Corporation Art<br />
Gallery label verso<br />
30 x 45cm<br />
Lot 367<br />
Arthur Langley Vernon<br />
(Exh.1880-1917)<br />
Georgian tea party before a<br />
country house<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated ‘97<br />
70 x 45cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£600 - 900<br />
Lot 368<br />
Charles Augustus Henry Lutyens<br />
(1829-1915)<br />
Amorini and doves amongst<br />
clouds<br />
pair of oils on canvas<br />
signed<br />
44 x 90cm<br />
Lot 369<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
§ Samuel John Lamorna Birch<br />
(1869–1955)<br />
‘A Manchester Playing Ground’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed, 1922 <strong>Fine</strong> Art Society<br />
Exhibition label verso<br />
44 x 56cm<br />
368<br />
369<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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371<br />
373<br />
376<br />
375<br />
372<br />
374<br />
377<br />
370<br />
Lot 370<br />
Frederick William Scarborough<br />
(1860-1939)<br />
‘Sunset, Wapping Reach, London’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed and titled<br />
33 x 74cm.<br />
Lot 371<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Thomas Buford Meteyard<br />
(American,1865-1928)<br />
Haystacks, Valley of Giverny,<br />
c.1889<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, 1956 Redfern Gallery label<br />
verso, 38 x 56cm<br />
£7,000 - 10,000<br />
Lot 372<br />
Thomas Buford Meteyard<br />
(American,1865-1928)<br />
Mrs Meteyard in Henry James’s<br />
Garden, Rye, c.1910<br />
oil on canvas<br />
Redfern Gallery label verso<br />
58 x 41cm<br />
Lot 373<br />
£7,000 - 10,000<br />
Thomas Buford Meteyard<br />
(American,1865-1928)<br />
Les Brisants<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, Redfern Gallery label verso<br />
38 x 56cm<br />
£4,000 - 6,000<br />
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378<br />
381<br />
379 380 382 383<br />
Lot 374<br />
Philip Wilson Steer (1860-1942)<br />
View of Richmond Bridge<br />
oil on wooden panel<br />
initialled, a sketch of Petersham<br />
Flats verso<br />
20 x 26.5cm<br />
Lot 375<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Attributed to Harold Harvey<br />
(1874-1941)<br />
Portrait of a girl wearing a blue<br />
hat<br />
oil on canvas<br />
50 x 40cm<br />
Lot 376<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Ambrose McEvoy (1878-1927)<br />
Portrait of a child holding a teddy<br />
bear<br />
watercolour, 55 x 47cm<br />
Lot 377<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
§ Robert Boyd Morrison (1896-<br />
1969)<br />
Fete Champetre,<br />
Oil on canvas, 63 x 83cm.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lots 378-391<br />
Provenance: 1989 Colnaghi Gallery,<br />
with stock inventory sheets,<br />
thereafter with a Sussex private<br />
collection<br />
Lot 378<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Reclining nude, circa 1912<br />
pen and ink on paper, 25 x 38cms.<br />
For a very similar drawing, see<br />
Horace Brodzky - Henri Gaudier-<br />
Brzeska, Faber 1933, facing p18.<br />
Lot 379<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Portrait of Ezra Pound, circa<br />
1913<br />
charcoal on paper<br />
25.5 x 19cms., unframed<br />
Lot 380<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Portrait of Ezra Pound, circa<br />
1913<br />
charcoal on paper<br />
25.2 x 19.5cms., unframed<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 381<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Duck in water, circa 1912-13<br />
black ink on paper<br />
18.2 x 25.5cms., unframed<br />
Lot 382<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
A group of trees, a figure playing<br />
bowls in the foreground, circa<br />
1912-13<br />
charcoal on paper<br />
22.5 x 17.2 cms., unframed<br />
Lot 383<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Design for an abstract sculpture,<br />
circa late 1914<br />
pencil on paper<br />
20 x 12.5cms., unframed<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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70 71<br />
386<br />
387<br />
388<br />
389<br />
Lot 384<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Standing figure with clasped<br />
hands behind head, circa 1913/14<br />
blue black ink and pen on paper<br />
signed by Sophie - 3GBZ<br />
38.1 x 24.6cm<br />
Lot 385<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Standing figure, hands on head,<br />
circa 1913<br />
blue black ink and pen on paper<br />
38 x 25cm.<br />
Lot 386<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Standing nude, an abstract sketch<br />
of a mouse? to verso<br />
charcoal on paper<br />
21 x 19cms., unframed<br />
£400 - 600<br />
390<br />
Lot 387<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Head of a man wearing a hat, an<br />
abstract sketch of a mouse? verso<br />
black ink on paper<br />
14 x 21cms., unframed<br />
Lot 388<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Standing figure wearing a long<br />
cloak, an abstract sketch to verso<br />
in green watercolour<br />
charcoal on paper<br />
14 x 21cms, unframed<br />
Lot 389<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Standing woman in profile, an<br />
abstract sketch to verso, in green<br />
watercolour,<br />
charcoal on paper<br />
14 x 21cms., unframed<br />
£500 - 800<br />
391<br />
Lot 390<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Henri Stooping male figure, an<br />
abstract sketch to verso, in black<br />
ink<br />
charcoal on paper<br />
14 x 21cms, unframed<br />
Lot 391<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Henri Gaudier-Brzeska (1891-<br />
1915)<br />
Abstract drawing of a stag and<br />
antlers,<br />
black ink on paper, and an unfinished<br />
pencil sketch of a child’s head to<br />
verso, on paper,<br />
14 x 20cm, unframed<br />
Lot 392<br />
£400 - 600<br />
§ Gwen Raverat (1885-1957)<br />
Boat Race, Cambridge, 1949,<br />
hand coloured wood engraving<br />
signed in pencil, titled and numbered<br />
1,<br />
18 x 23.5cm<br />
£700 - 1,000
0 71<br />
392<br />
393<br />
394<br />
395<br />
380<br />
396<br />
397<br />
Lot 393<br />
Lucy Dawson (1867-1954)<br />
Portrait of a Chow Chow Dog<br />
pastel on brown paper<br />
signed and titled Wendy<br />
23 x 27.5cm<br />
Lot 394<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Bethany Paterson (Australian,<br />
fl.1930’s)<br />
‘Bedtime’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed<br />
20 x 29cm<br />
Lot 395<br />
398 399<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Charles Tudor (American, 1903-<br />
1970)<br />
Figures on the dancing floor (SS<br />
Good Time)<br />
pencil and wash on paper<br />
signed and dated ‘31<br />
28 x 37.5cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 396<br />
Charles Tudor (American, 1903-<br />
1970)<br />
Original design for the cover of<br />
Parade Magazine, Ice Hockey<br />
players<br />
pen and ink, signed and dated ‘32<br />
32 x 24cm, with a copy of the<br />
printed magazine cover<br />
Lot 397<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
Charles Tudor (American, 1903-<br />
1970)<br />
Baseball Players<br />
oil on paper<br />
signed, 30 x 35cm<br />
Lot 398<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Charles Tudor (American, 1903-<br />
1970)<br />
Figures around a bar<br />
pencil on paper<br />
signed and dated ‘32, 32 x 23.5cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 399<br />
Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Dawn fishermen off the French<br />
coast at Cassis near St Tropez<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
50 x 75cm<br />
Lot 400<br />
Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Caribbean beach scene<br />
oil on wooden panel<br />
signed in ink<br />
22 x 37cm<br />
400<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£300 - 500
401<br />
403<br />
404<br />
407<br />
405<br />
72<br />
406<br />
Lot 401<br />
Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Off the Grande Canal, Venice,<br />
near Place Marco<br />
oil on wooden panel<br />
signed in ink, 37 x 22cm<br />
Lot 402<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Fishermen off coast at La<br />
Napoule near Cannes<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, 24 x 35cm<br />
Lot 403<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Study of a seated female nude<br />
oil on canvas<br />
38 x 30cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
408<br />
Lot 404<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Cannes Bay, French Riviera,<br />
Esterel Mountains behind<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed in ink, 34 x 70cm<br />
Lot 409<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Beaulieu near Nice, S of France<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, 22 x 37cm<br />
Lot 406<br />
£600 - 800<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Mediterranean fishing village at<br />
dusk<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, 45 x 65cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
402<br />
Lot 407<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
Cap Ferrat between Nice and<br />
Monte Carlo, S of France<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, 35 x 70cm<br />
Lot 408<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John<br />
(1906-1993)<br />
‘Shoreham Harbour, Evening’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed<br />
30 x 39cm<br />
Lot 409<br />
£600 - 800<br />
§ Gerald Cooper (1898-1975)<br />
Iris, Tiger Lily etc.<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, 1967 Stacy Marks label verso<br />
75 x 62cm<br />
£1,500 - 2,000
410<br />
409<br />
417<br />
411<br />
412<br />
414<br />
413<br />
416<br />
415<br />
Lot 410<br />
Lot 413<br />
Lot 416<br />
Phyllis M Pulling (1892-1949)<br />
‘Pastoral Symphony’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, RI label verso, 51 x 41cm<br />
Lot 411<br />
£500 - 700<br />
§ John Piper (1903-1992)<br />
Moutou, 1968<br />
screenprint<br />
Signed in pencil, 69/70, printed by<br />
Kelpra Studio, 52 x 70cm.<br />
Lot 412<br />
John Piper (1903-1992)<br />
Floirac, 1968<br />
screenprint<br />
Signed in pencil, 23/70 (L.194)<br />
52 x 72cm, unframed.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£600 - 800<br />
§ John Piper (1903-1992)<br />
Travel Notes: Devil’s Bridge<br />
Waterfalls, 1967<br />
colour screenprint<br />
signed, 20/70 (L.179), 77 x 57cm.<br />
Lot 414<br />
£500 - 700<br />
§ John Piper (1903–1992)<br />
Holdenley<br />
limited edition print<br />
signed in pencil, 8/75, Christie’s<br />
COA verso, 47 x 64cm<br />
Lot 415<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
§ Salvador Dali (1904-1989)<br />
The Dalinean Prophecy<br />
drypoint etching<br />
signed in pencil and numbered 11/<br />
LXXV, overall 50 x 66cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
§ Dame Elizabeth Frink (1930-<br />
1993)<br />
Osprey, 1974<br />
lithograph printed in colours<br />
signed in pencil and inscribed AP<br />
64.5 x 47cm<br />
Lot 417<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
§ Edward Bawden RA (1903-<br />
1989)<br />
The Queen’s Garden<br />
screenprint, signed in pencil, 46/160<br />
51 x 65cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
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418<br />
420<br />
419 430<br />
423<br />
Lot 418<br />
§ Edward Bawden RA (1903-<br />
1989)<br />
Westminster Abbey<br />
linocut printed in colours<br />
signed in ink and inscribed Artist<br />
Proof ,13/75<br />
56 x 71cm<br />
Lot 419<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
§ Julian Trevelyan (1910–1988)<br />
Thames Regatta<br />
lithograph printed in colours, 1951<br />
signed in pencil<br />
50 x 71cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
424<br />
Lot 420<br />
§ Noel Georges Bouvard (1912-<br />
1975)<br />
San Marco and the Doges Palace<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
50 x 65cm.<br />
Lot 421<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
§ Pierre de Clausades (French,<br />
1910-1976)<br />
‘Coup de Soleil’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, 1981 Stacy Marks label verso<br />
59 x 72cm.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
432<br />
Lot 422<br />
§ Marcel Dyf (French, 1899-1985)<br />
‘Village de Provence’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, 38 x 46cm.<br />
Lot 423<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
§ John Rattenbury Skeaping<br />
(1901-1980)<br />
Horse with jockey up<br />
watercolour<br />
signed and dated ‘62, 31 x 41cm<br />
Lot 424<br />
£700 - 900<br />
§ John Rattenbury Skeaping<br />
(1901-1980)<br />
Three Spanish Horsemen<br />
watercolour<br />
signed and dated ‘62, 37.5 x 50cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
74 75
4 75<br />
422<br />
426<br />
431<br />
Lot 425<br />
§ John Craxton (1922-2009)<br />
Still life, jars, candles and<br />
vegetables on a table<br />
charcoal and gouache on buff paper<br />
signed and dated ‘58<br />
33 x 27cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
427 428 429 425<br />
Lot 429<br />
§ Gino Severini (Italian 1833-<br />
1966)<br />
‘Arlecchino e Pedrolino’<br />
lithograph<br />
signed in pencil, 89/120<br />
69 x 53cm<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 426<br />
§ Ken Howard (1932-)<br />
Seated nude, ‘Charlotte, May ‘90’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
31 x 26cm<br />
Lot 427<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
§ Charles Mackesy (1962-)<br />
Royal Albert Hall 2<br />
pastel and watercolour<br />
signed and dated ‘91, 45 x 61cm<br />
Lot 428<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Raymond Campbell (20thC)<br />
‘A Classic Trio’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and inscribed verso<br />
40 x 30cm<br />
£700 - 900<br />
Lot 430<br />
§ Albert Schnyder-Delsberg<br />
(1898-1989)<br />
Les Roches (Remonot) 1952<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed verso, 32 x 81cm<br />
Lot 431<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Bernard Meninsky (1891-1950)<br />
No.115 Rose Ellenby<br />
oil on canvas<br />
inscribed verso, 50 x 40cm<br />
Lot 432<br />
£2,500 - 3,000<br />
§ John Rattenbury Skeaping<br />
(1901-1980)<br />
‘Greyhounds racing’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated ‘63, 45 x 64cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 433<br />
421<br />
433<br />
§ Clarisse Loxton-Peacock (1926-<br />
2004)<br />
Still life of bottles, a book and<br />
flagon on a table top<br />
oil on board<br />
initialled and dated ‘58, Young<br />
Contemporaries 1959 Exhibition<br />
label verso<br />
60 x 121cm<br />
£600 - 800
434<br />
439<br />
441<br />
435<br />
438<br />
76<br />
436<br />
Lot 434<br />
§ John Copnall (1828-2007)<br />
Tangos de Malaga<br />
mixed media on board<br />
inscribed verso<br />
100 x 110cm<br />
Lot 435<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
Horace Middleton RBA (d.1919)<br />
Whitby<br />
oil on board<br />
signed<br />
34 x 50cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 436<br />
Ronald George Ferns (1925-<br />
1997)<br />
Maritime Lawyer; Barrister on<br />
a bicycle riding the waves with<br />
shipping around him<br />
oil on board<br />
signed<br />
38 x 54cm<br />
Lot 437<br />
437<br />
£700 - 900<br />
Ronald George Ferns (1925-<br />
1997)<br />
View along Fleet Street c.1900<br />
oil on board<br />
signed, 60 x 45cm<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
444<br />
Lot 438<br />
Yuri Matushevski (Russian, 1930-<br />
1999)<br />
Houses in winter<br />
oil on card<br />
signed and dated ‘69<br />
52.5 x 73cm<br />
Lot 439<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
§ Elena Gaputyte (1927-1991)<br />
Self portrait<br />
charcoal on paper<br />
signed and dated ‘61<br />
74 x 50cm<br />
£800 - 1,200
442 446 447<br />
Lot 440<br />
§ Michael Anthony Michaeledes<br />
(1927-2015)<br />
Untitled<br />
acrylic on canvas<br />
signed and dated London 1957<br />
183 x 183cm, unframed<br />
Lot 441<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Philip Campbell Curtis<br />
(American, 1907-2000)<br />
Girl with a hoop<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated 1959<br />
ex Yehudi Menuhin Collection<br />
56 x 45cm<br />
Lot 442<br />
£6000 - 8000<br />
§ Craigie Aitchison CBE, RA<br />
(1926–2009)<br />
Wayney and the Pink Tree<br />
screenprint in colours<br />
signed and dated 2000, 51/75<br />
overall 63.5 x 55.5cm<br />
440 445<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 443<br />
§ Fred Uhlman (1901-1985)<br />
Trees and houses at dusk<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘45<br />
38 x 48cm<br />
Lot 444<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
§ William Gear (1915-1977)<br />
Untitled<br />
mixed media on paper<br />
signed and dated ‘66, 39 x 57cm<br />
Lot 445<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
§ Alan Davie (1920-2014)<br />
‘Opus 0.1528 Sweets for Dogs’<br />
2001<br />
oil on board<br />
inscribed verso, Gimpelfils label<br />
verso, 27 x 31cm<br />
Lot 446<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
§ Peter Astrom (Swedish b.1945)<br />
‘Les Trois Garcons’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated 97 verso<br />
136 x 150cm. Unframed<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 447<br />
§ John Lowrie Morrison (Jolomo)<br />
O.B.E. (Scottish, b.1948)<br />
The Stances, Loch Fyne<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, dated 2002 and inscribed<br />
verso, 29 x 29cm<br />
Lot 448<br />
443<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
§ Jack Morrocco (Scottish,<br />
b.1953)<br />
‘Falling Asleep’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘94, Artist’s and<br />
Rendevous Gallery labels verso<br />
42 x 42cm<br />
448<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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456<br />
459<br />
449<br />
Lot 449<br />
§ Bernard Meadows (1915-2005)<br />
Fallen Bird<br />
bronze<br />
monogrammed<br />
H 8.5cm. L 23cm. D 16cm.<br />
Lot 450<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
§ Henry Moore (1898-1986)<br />
Three reclining figures on<br />
pedestals (C.439)<br />
Lithograph<br />
Signed in pencil, XIII/XV, printed<br />
by Curwen Prints Ltd, London, an<br />
artists proof aside from the edition<br />
of 50,<br />
41 x 59cm.<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Lot 451<br />
§ Frank Wootton (1914-1998)<br />
Glyndebourne<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed, titled verso and dated 1984<br />
28 x 40cm.<br />
Lot 452<br />
450<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
§ Mary Potter (1900-1981)<br />
Window<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
New Art Centre exhibition label<br />
verso, exhibited at ‘Mary Potter, A<br />
Life of Painting, Brighton Museum &<br />
Art Gallery, 1999,<br />
76 x 50cm.<br />
£6,000 - 8,000<br />
Lot 453<br />
§ Mary Potter (1900-1981)<br />
Red Landscape & The Mere<br />
Two watercolours<br />
New Art Centre labels verso<br />
18 x 26cm & 12 x 16cm.<br />
Lot 454<br />
£500 - 800<br />
§ Frank Wootton (1911-1998)<br />
Morston Church, Norfolk<br />
Oil on board<br />
Signed, 29 x 39cm.<br />
Lot 455<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
§ Frank Wootton (1911-1978)<br />
Going out with the Hounds<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed and dated 1972<br />
72 x 112cm.<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
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453<br />
453<br />
457<br />
Lot 456<br />
§ Perico Pastor (Spanish, b.1953)<br />
‘Apunte’ a flower in a vase, a<br />
bowl and other objects<br />
maraoufle and wood<br />
signed with 2006 Messum’s label<br />
verso<br />
99 x 55cm<br />
Lot 457<br />
§ David Graham (b.1926)<br />
London Bridge<br />
oil on canvas<br />
85 x 110cm, unframed<br />
Lot 458<br />
§ Jonathan Yeo (1970-)<br />
Biot Village I & II<br />
Oil on canvas, a pair<br />
Signed and inscribed verso<br />
40 x 55cm.<br />
458<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
£500 - 800<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Lot 459<br />
§ Andre Wallace FRSS, (1947-),<br />
Seated male bather, Portland<br />
stone,<br />
Monogrammed AW and dated 2000,<br />
45.5cm high<br />
Lot 460<br />
458<br />
461<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
§ Rosa Sepple RI, (Contemporary<br />
British)<br />
‘Ladies Go Free’<br />
mixed media<br />
signed, Bankside Gallery label verso<br />
55 x 74cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 461<br />
§ Peter Mclaren (1964-)<br />
Brought of Birsay, 1997<br />
Oil on board<br />
Aitken Dott Ltd label verso<br />
91 x 122cm.<br />
Lot 462<br />
460<br />
462<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
§ Patrick Cullen (Contemporary)<br />
Orchard, Grats (Languedoc)<br />
Pastel<br />
Signed<br />
46 x 61cm.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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464<br />
465<br />
466<br />
467<br />
Lot 463<br />
§ Julian Trevelyan (1910-1988)<br />
Tower Bridge<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed and dated ‘85<br />
61 x 76cm.<br />
£5,000 - 7,000<br />
Lot 464<br />
470<br />
§ Keith Grant (b.1930)<br />
‘Chollerford Weir’, 1980<br />
Oil on canvas laid on board<br />
Inscribed verso<br />
106 x 120cm.<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 465<br />
§ John Houston (1930-2008)<br />
Stormy Sea, Evening, 1986<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed<br />
51 x 61cm.<br />
£1,500 - 1,800<br />
80<br />
81
468<br />
469<br />
Lot 466<br />
§ Rudolf Ihlee (1883-1968)<br />
Still life with chopping board<br />
Oil on canvas<br />
Signed<br />
58 x 72cm.<br />
Lot 467<br />
£500 - 800<br />
§ Peter Kelly R.B.A. (1931-2019)<br />
‘The Rotunda, Woolwich’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
monogrammed, Exhibited ‘Future<br />
Hope’, Peter Kelly RBA’<br />
42 x 61cm.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
471<br />
Lot 468<br />
§ Leonard Mccomb (1930-2018)<br />
‘May Tulips’<br />
Pastel on Whatman paper<br />
Signed and dated 1986<br />
76 x 56cm.<br />
Lot 469<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
§ Edward Wolfe R.A. (1897-1982)<br />
Still life with narcissi<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
71 x 78cm.<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
Lot 470<br />
Julian Trevelyan (1910-1988)<br />
Aigues Mortes<br />
limited edition print,<br />
Signed in pencil and numbered<br />
40/51,<br />
39 x 52cm.<br />
Lot 471<br />
§ Fred Cuming RA, (b.1930)<br />
‘Studio, Lifeboat House’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed<br />
88 x 67.5cm<br />
Lot 472<br />
§ Alan Gouk (1939-)<br />
‘The Road to Mandalay’<br />
oil on board<br />
160 x 363cm.<br />
472<br />
£500 - 800<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
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Lot 473<br />
§ Alan Gouk (1939-)<br />
‘Salmon Hetchlew’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
Signed and inscribed verso with<br />
date ‘Aug 86 – Feb 87, Shown<br />
Angela flowers July 87’,<br />
56 x 102cm.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 474<br />
§ Alan Gouk (1939-)<br />
Untitled<br />
oil on canvas<br />
51 x 77cm.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
475<br />
Lot 475<br />
§ Damien Hirst (1965-)<br />
‘Enclosing Doors, 2016’ from the<br />
Currency Series<br />
No 1542<br />
paint on paper, hologram verso<br />
21 x 29.5 cm. unmounted.<br />
£25,000 - 35,000<br />
The Currency by Damien Hirst<br />
is the artist’s first NFT drop. The<br />
Currency is a collection of 10,000<br />
NFTs, also known as Tenders, which<br />
correspond to 10,000 unique<br />
physical artworks by Damien<br />
Hirst, with the NFTs containing<br />
high resolution images of the front<br />
and back of each of the 10,000<br />
artworks. The sale of all 10,000<br />
works was worth $US20 million.<br />
But, since the artworks went on<br />
sale, there have been more than<br />
1,800 resales, for almost US$40<br />
million. The highest price paid so<br />
far is US$120,000, for No. 6272,<br />
titled “Yes”. Buyers have the option<br />
to choose the NFT or the physical<br />
work. The unselected version will<br />
be destroyed by the artist. This<br />
example is an early opportunity to<br />
buy at auction.<br />
Lot 476<br />
§ Harold Mockford (b.1932)<br />
The Yew Tree (Wilimington)<br />
oil on panel<br />
signed and dated 2002<br />
90 90cm<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
473<br />
474<br />
476<br />
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SILVER & VERTU<br />
At approx. 2.30pm. 477-523<br />
520<br />
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478<br />
479<br />
480<br />
481<br />
482<br />
486<br />
484<br />
Lot 477<br />
A late 1920’s George V engine<br />
turned 9ct gold rectangular<br />
cigarette box, by Saunders &<br />
Shepherd,<br />
with engraved initial, London, 1929,<br />
11.5cm, gross weight 302.4 grams.<br />
Lot 478<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 1930’s silver, black enamel and<br />
rose cut diamond set rectangular<br />
snuff box, by S.J. Rose & Son,<br />
with diamond set thumbpiece, now<br />
with velvet interior, London, 1933,<br />
81mm gross weight 135 grams.<br />
Lot 479<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A George III silver chamberstick,<br />
by Emes & Barnard,<br />
with gadrooned and scroll border,<br />
with matching sconce and snuffer,<br />
diameter 15.6cm, 13oz.<br />
£250 - 350<br />
485<br />
Lot 480<br />
An Edwardian novelty silver<br />
cream jug, modelled as a<br />
gentleman’s head with turban,<br />
Williams, Birmingham, Ltd,<br />
1906, height 89mm, 93 grams.<br />
Lot 481<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A late 19th century Hanau<br />
novelty silver pepperette,<br />
modelled as a parrot,<br />
with detachable head and glass eyes,<br />
maker’s initial BM, height 9.4cm,<br />
gross 84 grams.<br />
Lot 482<br />
487<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century<br />
Hanau novelty silver pepperette,<br />
modelled as a chick with<br />
outspread wings,<br />
with detachable head, height 56mm,<br />
93 grams.<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 483<br />
A pair of George III silver<br />
feather edge Old English pattern<br />
straining spoons, marks pinched,<br />
London, 1774?, 29.7cm, 207 grams.<br />
Lot 484<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A George I silver brandy<br />
saucepan, with lignum vitae<br />
handle,<br />
maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1723,<br />
height 10.5cm, gross weight 88<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 485<br />
£200 - 300<br />
An 18th century possibly German<br />
silver cup and cover,<br />
embossed with putti gathering<br />
fruit, on three melon feet, indistinct<br />
marks, height 14.6cm, 6oz.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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490<br />
493<br />
Lot 486<br />
A late Victorian silver freestanding<br />
model of a grouse,<br />
with hinged wings and detachable<br />
head, import marks for Berthold<br />
Muller, London, 1897, height 16.8cm,<br />
13.5oz.<br />
Lot 487<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A George V silver shooting butt<br />
marker case by William Hornby,<br />
of rectangular form, with engraved<br />
inscription, the hinged cover<br />
opening to reveal ten numbered<br />
ivory pegs, London, 1912, 43mm.<br />
Lot 488<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Burmese embossed silver<br />
octagonal box and cover,<br />
decorated with figures and animals,<br />
owl mark to base, 18cm, 18.5oz.<br />
Lot 489<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A modern textured silver novelty<br />
three piece condiment set,<br />
modelled as three penguins, two<br />
standing, one laying down,<br />
maker’s JM over MG, London, 1996,<br />
height 82mm, 18oz.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 490<br />
A pair of 1930’s Liberty & Co<br />
planished silver navette shaped<br />
napkin rings, with inset cabochon<br />
stone,<br />
(stones differ, one replaced?),<br />
Birmingham, 1932, 61mm, gross<br />
weight 72 grams.<br />
Lot 491<br />
£200 - 300<br />
An 18th century Irish pierced<br />
silver serving ladle, maker W.T.,<br />
marks rubbed, 30.2cm, 99 grams.<br />
Lot 492<br />
£80 - 120<br />
A George I silver oval snuff box,<br />
with hinged cover, the lid inset<br />
with medal commemorating the<br />
coronation of George I, unmarked,<br />
circa 1714, 8cm, 62 grams.<br />
Lot 493<br />
497<br />
£200 - 300<br />
An early George I Britannia<br />
standard silver oval snuff box,<br />
with ornate engraved armorial,<br />
London, 1716, 81mm, 52 grams.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
494<br />
Lot 494<br />
A 17th century silver seal top<br />
spoon,<br />
17.5cm, 56mm, indistinct marks.<br />
Lot 495<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A mid 17th century silver seal<br />
top spoon,<br />
16.6cm, 38 grams, indistinct marks.<br />
Lot 496<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 17th century silver seal top<br />
spoon,<br />
with engraved initials, indistinct<br />
marks, 16.3cm, 39 grams.<br />
Lot 497<br />
495<br />
496<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A set of six Victorian novelty<br />
silver condiments by Thomas<br />
Johnson II, modelled as six chick<br />
pepperettes,<br />
London, 1882, height 35mm, gross<br />
weight 5.5 oz.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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498<br />
499<br />
502<br />
501 500<br />
503<br />
504<br />
Lot 498<br />
An early 19th century Russian<br />
84 zolotnik parcel gilt silver and<br />
niello snuff box, assay master<br />
possibly Nicholai Brubovin,1830,<br />
decorated with horse and rider<br />
in townscape, verso with battle<br />
standards and shield, 73mm, gross<br />
weight 79 grams.<br />
Lot 499<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A cased set of six George V Arts<br />
& Crafts silver teaspoons, by<br />
Omar Ramsden,<br />
with flower head terminals, London,<br />
1935, 96mm, 76 grams, in original<br />
Ramsden box piece of side missing).<br />
Lot 500<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A late Victorian silver and<br />
guilloche enamel circular box and<br />
cover, import marks for Heinrich<br />
Levinger, Birmingham, 1900,<br />
505<br />
508<br />
the enamelled cover decorated<br />
with Aphrodite clutching a dove,<br />
diameter 77mm, gross weight 171<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 501<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A pair of George III silver square<br />
shaped strawberry dishes, by<br />
John Mewburn,<br />
of shaped square form, with<br />
engraved armorial and embossed<br />
with foliate sprays, London, 1804,<br />
21.2cm, 23oz.<br />
Lot 502<br />
£400 - 600<br />
An Edwardian silver two handled<br />
pedestal fruit bowl, by William<br />
Comyns,<br />
with embossed panelled decoration,<br />
London, 1905, height 13.5cm, 49oz.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 503<br />
An almost complete canteen<br />
of silver Chippendale pattern<br />
cutlery for twelve, by Cooper<br />
Brothers & Sons,<br />
comprising one hundred and sixteen<br />
items, one table fork missing,<br />
Sheffield, 1965/6, weighable silver<br />
159oz, with original receipt.<br />
Lot 504<br />
£2,000 - 2,500<br />
A George V shaped circular<br />
salver with ‘1935 Singapore Turf<br />
Club’ inscription, Adie Brothers,<br />
Birmingham, 1933, 37.5cm, 47oz.<br />
Lot 505<br />
£500 - 800<br />
An early George III silver<br />
tankard, by John Moore,<br />
with open work thumbpiece,<br />
London, 1761, cover 1760, height<br />
19cm, 26.5oz.<br />
£800 - 1,200
6 87<br />
506 507<br />
509<br />
510<br />
511<br />
Lot 506<br />
A pair of George III silver entrée<br />
dishes and covers, James Kirkby,<br />
Waterhouse & Co, Sheffield,<br />
with handles, with engraved<br />
armorials, Sheffield, 1816, 29.7cm,<br />
112oz.<br />
Lot 507<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A pair of early 20th century<br />
Flemish Wolfer Freres silver<br />
plated fretwork flared bowls,<br />
each having a cut glass liner, with<br />
a matching oval dish with cut glass<br />
liner and a similar oval mirrored<br />
plateau, the latter with engraved<br />
inscription, bowl diameter 18.6cm,<br />
dish length 43.7cm, plateau 67.5cm.<br />
Lot 508<br />
512<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A pair of early to mid 20th<br />
century silver plated three light,<br />
two branch candelabra,<br />
with reeded arms and acanthus leaf<br />
decoration, height 51.4cm.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 509<br />
An Arts and Crafts silver<br />
mounted shagreen rectangular<br />
cigarette box, by John Paul<br />
Cooper, on ball feet, one replaced,<br />
21.8cm, JPC plaque to lid interior.<br />
Lot 510<br />
£300 - 500<br />
An Edwardian silver mounted<br />
leather three piece desk set,<br />
comprising a stationary box<br />
in the form of a knife box,<br />
paperweight and blotter,<br />
with engraved inscription on two<br />
pieces, maker’s mark rubbed,<br />
London, 1905, box height 23.8cm.<br />
Lot 511<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A George III silver bright cut<br />
engraved oval teapot and stand,<br />
Thomas Daniell,<br />
with pineapple finial and engraved<br />
with floral garlands and armorials,<br />
London, 1785, teapot height 16.1cm,<br />
gross weight 15.5oz. (a.f.)<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Lot 512<br />
A George III silver wire work<br />
circular fruit basket, by Wakelin<br />
& Garrard,<br />
with engraved rested monogram,<br />
on circular foot, London, 1797,<br />
diameter 26.5cm, 29oz.<br />
Lot 513<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A matched early 20th century<br />
Chinese four piece planished<br />
silver tea and coffee set, cream<br />
and sugar by Wang Hing, teapot<br />
by Tack Hing and coffee pot<br />
apparently unmarked,<br />
all decorated with dragon, coffee<br />
pot height 21cm, gross weight, 67oz.<br />
Lot 514<br />
513<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century<br />
Chinese silver mounted cigarette<br />
box by Tack Hing,<br />
of rectangular form and decorated<br />
with dragon, 16.8cm, 16oz.<br />
£250 - 350
515<br />
517<br />
516<br />
Lot 515<br />
A modern canteen of Italian<br />
Eccentrica pattern by Rosenthal<br />
for Bulgari 925 sterling cutlery<br />
for twelve,<br />
comprising one hundred items, all<br />
signed, weighable silver 207 oz.<br />
Lot 516<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A pair of early George III cast<br />
silver candlesticks by William<br />
Cafe,<br />
with waisted knopped stems, on<br />
shaped square bases, London, 1760<br />
& 1768, 24.9cm, 36.5oz.<br />
Lot 517<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
A pair of late Victorian silver two<br />
light, two branch candelabra,<br />
with figural stems, caryatid terminal<br />
arms and floral scroll decoration,<br />
import marks for John George<br />
Smith, London, 1899, height 20.8cm,<br />
32.5oz.<br />
£500 - 700<br />
518<br />
Lot 518<br />
A good pair of late Victorian<br />
silver mounted ‘rock crystal’ glass<br />
claret jugs, with hinged covers, by<br />
John Grinsell & Sons,<br />
of oval form and decorated with<br />
flower heads, London, 1900, the<br />
glass attributed to Thomas Webb &<br />
Sons, height 25.5cm.<br />
Lot 519<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A late George III provincial silver<br />
three piece tea set by James<br />
Barber & William Whitwell,<br />
heavily embossed with flowers and<br />
scrolls, on winged paw feet, York,<br />
1819, gross weight 51oz.<br />
Lot 520<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A George IV Irish embossed<br />
silver charger, by Stephen<br />
Bergin, engraved with the United<br />
Kingdom Royal Coat of Arms,<br />
decorated with birds and fruiting<br />
vines amid scrolls, Dublin, 1826,<br />
39.7cm, 27.5oz.<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
520<br />
Lot 521<br />
A William IV Irish embossed<br />
parcel gilt silver charger, by<br />
Robert W. Smith, engraved with<br />
the United Kingdom Royal Coat<br />
of Arms, decorated with birds and<br />
fruiting vines amid foliate scrolls,<br />
Dublin, 1834, 41cm, 29.5oz.<br />
Lot 522<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
A good Victorian silver tankard,<br />
by John Samuel Hunt, (Hunt &<br />
Roskell, late Storr & Mortimer),<br />
embossed with Anglo-Indian<br />
decoration, London, 1858, height<br />
19cm, 34oz, in original Hunt &<br />
Roskell gilt tooled leather case.<br />
Lot 523<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A canteen of Garrard & Co silver<br />
cutlery and flatware for eight,<br />
Sheffield, 1958,<br />
comprising one hundred and<br />
thirteen items, weighable silver<br />
78oz, with a pair of continental 800<br />
standard fish servers 7oz, housed in<br />
a Garrard & Co freestanding walnut<br />
two drawer canteen, 71cm.<br />
£1,800 - 2,200<br />
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COINS & MEDALS<br />
At approx. 3.00pm.<br />
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525<br />
526<br />
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530<br />
Lot 524<br />
An 18ct gold full hunter keyless<br />
lever pocket watch, with engraved<br />
monogram, on a 9ct mounted black<br />
silk ribbon, with 9ct and amber<br />
swivelling fob,<br />
case diameter 46mm, watch gross<br />
84.8 grams, sash gross 11.1 grams.<br />
Lot 525<br />
531<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A Victorian engine turned 18ct<br />
gold hunter keywind duplex<br />
pocket watch by James McCabe,<br />
Royal Exchange, London,<br />
with initialled case and internal<br />
inscription to ‘William Stanton<br />
from some of the Merchants of<br />
Singapore’, signed three quarter<br />
plate movement numbered 02964,<br />
in original box and receipt dated<br />
13th, September, 1861, case d.<br />
50mm, gross weight 117.4 grams.<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Lot 526<br />
A gentleman’s late 1950’s 18ct<br />
gold Omega manual wind wrist<br />
watch,<br />
with baton numerals, movement<br />
c.284, on later associated leather<br />
strap, case diameter 35mm,<br />
excluding winding crown, gross<br />
weight 37.8 grams.<br />
Lot 527<br />
532<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A lady’s 18ct gold Baume &<br />
Mercier quartz oval dress<br />
bracelet wrist watch, with<br />
diamond set bezel,<br />
case back numbered 1416840 over<br />
18523 9, overall 17.7cm, gross 46.3<br />
grams, with Baume & Mercier box,<br />
no papers.<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
Lot 528<br />
A lady’s brushed 18ct white gold<br />
Vacheron & Constantin manual<br />
wind shaped rectangular wrist<br />
watch,<br />
with baton numerals, movement<br />
c.K1014, interior case numbered<br />
2019 A over 488426, on associated<br />
strap, no box or papers, case<br />
diameter 28mm.<br />
Lot 529<br />
533<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A gentleman’s 18ct gold Omega<br />
Automatic Chronograph wrist<br />
watch, on an 18ct gold Omega<br />
bracelet,<br />
on tonneau form, with date<br />
aperture, case diameter 31mm,<br />
gross weight 141 grams, net weight<br />
124 grams, with Omega box, no<br />
papers.<br />
£5,000 - 7,000<br />
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Lot 530<br />
A lady’s 18ct gold Audemars<br />
Piguet manual wind wrist watch,<br />
on integral 18ct gold strap, overall<br />
16.5cm, gross weight 44.6 grams,<br />
with pouch and guarantee.<br />
Lot 531<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A gentleman’s stainless steel and<br />
gold plated Omega Constellation<br />
automatic chronometer wrist<br />
watch, case diameter 34mm, on<br />
associated leather strap.<br />
Lot 532<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A lady’s French 18ct gold Cartier<br />
Tank Americaine manual wind<br />
wrist watch, on a gold mounted<br />
Cartier leather strap, with<br />
deployment clasp,<br />
case diameter 20mm, gross weight<br />
27.7 grams.<br />
Lot 533<br />
534<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A gentleman’s early 1960’s steel<br />
and gold plated Rolex Oyster<br />
Perpetual wrist watch,<br />
model no. 1024, serial no. 947777,<br />
on associated leather strap, no box<br />
or papers.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 534<br />
A lady’s Cartier Vendome 18ct<br />
gold, black enamel and diamond<br />
set manual wind wrist watch,<br />
with Roman dial, the black<br />
enamelled bezel with diamond chips<br />
to the sides, case back numbered<br />
670802913, on a black leather strap<br />
with 18ct gold Cartier deployment<br />
clasp, no box or papers, case<br />
diameter 26mm, gross weight 27.5<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 535<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An 18ct gold Cartier Panthere<br />
Vendome quartz wrist watch,<br />
with Roman numerals and date<br />
aperture, the case back numbered<br />
883964 over 641127, on 18ct gold<br />
Cartier bracelet, case diameter<br />
30mm, gross weight 99 grams, no<br />
box or papers.<br />
Lot 536<br />
535<br />
537 538 539<br />
£4,000 - 6,000<br />
An engine turned 18ct gold cased<br />
Movado travelling watch,<br />
with baton numerals and date<br />
aperture, case numbered 592149,<br />
41mm, gross weight 59.3 grams.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 537<br />
A gentleman’s rare early<br />
1970’s 18k gold Rolex Oyster<br />
Cosmograph Daytona manual<br />
wind wrist watch (lacking winding<br />
crown), now on a black leather<br />
Rolex strap with gold plated<br />
Rolex buckle,<br />
with black dial, three subsidiary dials<br />
and red sweep seconds hand, model<br />
no. 6263, serial number 295****,<br />
movement c.727 and inscribed<br />
‘Montres Rolex S.A, Geneva Swiss<br />
Adj to 3 three positions Seventeen<br />
17 jewels’, case diameter 38mm.<br />
Lot 538<br />
£25,000 - 35,000<br />
A gentleman’s 1970’s stainless<br />
steel Breitling Transocean<br />
chronograph date manual wind<br />
wrist watch,<br />
with blue dial with three subsidiary<br />
dials, model ref. 7102, movement<br />
c.7740, on stainless steel bracelet,<br />
no box or papers.<br />
Lot 539<br />
536<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
A gentleman’s 1950’s stainless<br />
steel Rolex Oyster precision<br />
manual wind wrist watch<br />
with black dial and baton and Arabic<br />
numerals, serial no. 697037, model<br />
number 6082, case diameter 33mm,<br />
on associated leather strap.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
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Lot 540<br />
A cased WWI, WWII and Military<br />
C.B. medal group to Rear-<br />
Admiral John Dent R.N. (1899-<br />
1973) and a cased KCVO and<br />
Order of St. John to his son Sir<br />
Robin John Dent (1929-1999)<br />
including Order of the Bath neck<br />
badge, WWI trio, five WWII medals<br />
(1939-45 medal with bronze oak<br />
leaf), Naval GSM with S E Asia<br />
1945-46 and matching miniatures,<br />
together with two cased Chinese<br />
school watercolour portrait<br />
miniatures on ivory of John Dent<br />
and his wife and other various<br />
photographs, the KCVO and Order<br />
of St. John separately cased<br />
Case 45.5 x 36 cm<br />
Lot 541<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A Great War MC group of three<br />
to 146970 Lieutenant J. G.<br />
Duncan, Royal Scots Regiment<br />
comprising MC, British War medal<br />
and Victory medal with additional<br />
WWII medals, with his Army Book<br />
439, tags and the case for the MC<br />
Lot 542<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A South Africa medal with 1879<br />
clasp to 1888 Bombr J. Borberer,<br />
7th Brigade RA<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 543<br />
Edward VII (1901-1910),<br />
Halfcrown, 1905 (ESC 3571; S<br />
3980), good VF<br />
Lot 544<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Two Victoria gold sovereigns,<br />
1884S, VF and 1886M, NVF<br />
Lot 545<br />
£550 - 600<br />
Three gold sovereigns, Victoria<br />
1880M, good F and 1893, VF<br />
and George V 1914, edge nicks<br />
otherwise AEF<br />
Lot 546<br />
£800 - 850<br />
Two France gold 20 Francs,<br />
Marianne Rooster 1911 and 1913<br />
AEF and a Swiss gold 20 Francs,<br />
1935, AEF (3)<br />
Lot 547<br />
540<br />
£600 - 700<br />
France coins, two gold 20 Francs,<br />
Napoleon III 1859A, edge nicks<br />
otherwise GVF, and Marianne<br />
Rooster 1910, AEF<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 548<br />
France coins, two Napoleon III<br />
gold 20 francs, 1864A, VF and<br />
1866A, VF<br />
Lot 549<br />
£400 - 600<br />
France coins, two Napoleon III<br />
gold 20 francs, 1860BB, F and<br />
1860A, F<br />
Lot 550<br />
£400 - 600<br />
France coins, two Napoleon III<br />
gold 20 francs, 1864A, VF and<br />
1854A good F<br />
Lot 551<br />
£400 - 600<br />
France coins, two gold 20 francs,<br />
1876A, VF and 1877A, VF<br />
Lot 552<br />
£400 - 600<br />
France coins, two gold 20 francs,<br />
1895A, VF and 1898A, F/VF<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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Lot 553<br />
A platinum and single stone<br />
diamond ring, with six stone rose<br />
cut diamond set shoulders,<br />
the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 1.60ct, with an<br />
estimated colour and clarity of<br />
K/L and I1, size L, gross weight 3.8<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 554<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A George IV gold and silver, foil<br />
backed pink stone and old mine<br />
cut diamond set cluster memorial<br />
ring, with indistinct inscription to<br />
the shank, dated 1827, size M, gross<br />
weight 3.2 grams.<br />
Lot 555<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Victorian 18ct gold, enamel and<br />
split pearl set oval ring (adapted),<br />
with central star motif, size Q, gross<br />
weight 7.7 grams.<br />
Lot 556<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A 19th century gold and micro<br />
mosaic set oval pendant,<br />
decorated with Doves of Peace,<br />
the border decorated with<br />
beadwork and fruiting vines and a<br />
base metal back panel, on a later<br />
18ct fine link chain, pendant overall<br />
64mm, gross weight 15.1 grams,<br />
chain, 44cm, 2.4 grams,<br />
Lot 557<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Victorian gold, rock crystal and<br />
thirteen stone foil backed oval<br />
cut garnet set pendant,<br />
with closed back setting, 39mm,<br />
gross weight 11.9 grams,<br />
Lot 558<br />
£500 - 700<br />
An antique gold and oval<br />
turquoise glazed intaglio set ring,<br />
the ancient Egyptian matrix<br />
indistinctly impressed with<br />
hieroglyphs, size M, gross 4.6 grams.<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 559<br />
A 19th century French gold and<br />
three stone gem set bracelet,<br />
16cm, gross 6.8 grams.<br />
Lot 560<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A possibly Roman oval intaglio<br />
emerald, mounted in an early<br />
Victorian gold, silver and<br />
diamond set oval pendant<br />
brooch,<br />
the emerald carved with a satyr by a<br />
goat grazing on a tree and bordered<br />
by old round cut diamonds, 25mm,<br />
gross weight 5 grams, in fitted gilt<br />
tooled leather box.<br />
Lot 561<br />
£500 - 700<br />
An early 19th century French<br />
engraved and engine turned<br />
gold rectangular snuff box, with<br />
hinged cover,<br />
decorated with a lady and child in<br />
landscape within a scroll and floral<br />
border, 84mm, gross weight 64.7<br />
grams.(a.f.),<br />
Lot 562<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
An antique gold and oval<br />
chalcedony set ring, carved with<br />
the name ‘Amelia’,<br />
size L, gross weight 2.3 grams.<br />
Lot 563<br />
£150 - 200<br />
An early 19th century two colour<br />
gold and three stone oval cut<br />
topaz set bracelet,<br />
with three flower head motifs,<br />
15.9cm, gross weight 36 grams. on<br />
original red leather box<br />
Lot 564<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A pair of antique gold, silver old<br />
round and rose cut diamond<br />
cluster set drop earrings,<br />
one tiny rose cut missing, overall<br />
4cm, round cluster diameter 16mm,<br />
gross weight 7.8 grams. (a.f.)<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 565<br />
A Regency gilt metal/pinchbeck<br />
and graduated nine stone coral<br />
set tiara,<br />
each coral carved with the bust of<br />
a lady to dexter or sinister, overall<br />
width 18.2cm, with later black cord,<br />
(a.f.),<br />
Lot 566<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A 19th century Italian Grand<br />
Tour Souvenir gold mounted<br />
micro mosaic plaque necklace<br />
and a pair of matching bracelets<br />
decorated with views of Rome<br />
within red borders, with old,<br />
possibly original red leather case<br />
and hand-inscribed list of the<br />
topographical views,<br />
Plaques 2cm-3cm., overall 42.5cm.<br />
Lot 567<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A George III enamelled gold<br />
memorial ring, inset with an ivory<br />
plaque<br />
with painted and hairwork panel<br />
depicting an urn beneath weeping<br />
willow within a white enamelled<br />
border inscribed ‘In Death<br />
Lamented As In Life Beloved’, size,<br />
gross 4.3g<br />
Lot 568<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Bonnie Prince Charlie interest. A<br />
large silver mounted cairngorm<br />
brooch<br />
purchased in 1969 from an auction<br />
of ‘The Stuart Relics, the wellknown<br />
collection of the late Miss<br />
Farquhar of Lowndes Street,<br />
London’ at the sale of Brympton<br />
d’Evercy, Yeovil, Somerset, lot 129,<br />
‘An oval silver brooch set with a<br />
magnificent cairngorm, formerly<br />
worn by Prince Charles Edward<br />
(Bonnie Prince Charlie)’ £680.<br />
Sold with a copy of the auction<br />
catalogue.<br />
5.5 x 4.25cm.<br />
£1,200 - 1,800<br />
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Lot 569<br />
A Victorian paste and silver<br />
brooch inset with a portrait of<br />
Charles I<br />
purchased in 1969 from an auction<br />
of ‘The Stuart Relics, the wellknown<br />
collection of the late Miss<br />
Farquhar of Lowndes Street,<br />
London’ at the sale of Brympton<br />
d’Evercy, Yeovil, Somerset, lot 128,<br />
‘A diamond-shaped brooch in silver<br />
and brilliants containing a medallion<br />
of Charles I’, £80<br />
4.5 x 4cm.<br />
Lot 570<br />
£150 - 200<br />
A Victorian gold, enamel seed<br />
pearl and rock crystal set oval<br />
mourning ring,<br />
with plaited hair beneath rock<br />
crystal mount, inscribed ‘ P.L. Phillips<br />
Obit 22nd July, 1869’, size P/Q, gross<br />
weight 5.4 grams.<br />
Lot 571<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A 19th century gold and twin<br />
row old mine cut diamond set<br />
half hoop ring,<br />
with engraved shoulders and set<br />
with twenty six stones, size Q/R,<br />
gross weight 2.4 grams.<br />
Lot 572<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Victorian gold and three stone<br />
turquoise set oval locket,<br />
with cannetille style border<br />
decoration and central clover motif,<br />
tests as 15ct, overall 6cm, gross<br />
weight 26.4 grams.<br />
Lot 573<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A late Victorian gold, silver and<br />
diamond cluster set ‘crescent and<br />
clover’ circular brooch,<br />
the three largest stones weighing<br />
approximately 0.50ct each, 25mm,<br />
gross weight 9.5 grams.<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
Lot 574<br />
An Edwardian 9ct gold and<br />
graduated oval cut amethyst<br />
riviere necklace,<br />
set with seventeen stones, with<br />
engraved clasp, maker CDB, 46cm,<br />
gross weight 37.4 grams.<br />
Lot 575<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A 19th century gold and silver,<br />
emerald and diamond cluster<br />
dress ring,<br />
of oval form and set with cushion<br />
and old mine cut diamonds, size<br />
L/M, gross weight 3.5 grams.<br />
Lot 576<br />
£1,000 - 1,200<br />
An antique gold, diamond and<br />
amethyst cluster ring<br />
set with a central foiled amethyst<br />
within a border of brilliants and<br />
pierced rose cut diamond set<br />
shoulders, size Q, gross 5.1g.<br />
Lot 577<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A 19th century 9ct gold guard<br />
chain with seven engraved<br />
spheres, 124cm,<br />
124cm, 27.2 grams.<br />
Lot 578<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A 19th century French 18ct gold<br />
and five stone circular bloodstone<br />
set open work hinged bracelet,<br />
makers mark LBG, interior diameter<br />
59mm, gross weight 66 grams, in<br />
Marret & Jarry Freres, Paris, fitted<br />
box.<br />
Lot 579<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A Victorian gold oval link<br />
memorial bracelet, hung with<br />
three engraved oval charms, with<br />
glazed backs,<br />
each engraved with a different initial,<br />
19.2cm, gross weight 28.7 grams, in<br />
original fitted leather box.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 580<br />
An 18th century gold, rectangular<br />
cushion cut diamond and three<br />
colour enamel memorial ring,<br />
with carved shoulders, the shank<br />
inscribed ‘RH & AW’, the stone<br />
measuring approx. 6.7mm by 5.2mm,<br />
ring size J/K, gross 6.3 grams.<br />
Lot 581<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A George V 9ct gold and<br />
bloodstone set fob seal,<br />
33mm, gross weight 7.3 grams.<br />
Lot 582<br />
£150 - 200<br />
An early 20th century gold and<br />
seed pearl set oval glazed cameo<br />
brooch,<br />
depicting a figure in a lion drawn<br />
chariot with cupid and cherubs,<br />
36mm, with later pendant<br />
attachment.<br />
Lot 583<br />
£150 - 250<br />
An early 19th century French or<br />
Swiss gold and enamel chatelaine,<br />
hung with eleven assorted<br />
accoutrements,<br />
including gold, enamel and rose cut<br />
diamond set combination pill box/<br />
fob watch, articulated mother of<br />
pearl figure(leg missing), diamond<br />
and bloodstone set banded agate<br />
blackamoor seal, with carved<br />
housefly matrix, articulated<br />
enamelled fighting cocks watch keys<br />
and other charms, with engraved<br />
initial and floral motif verso, 19.2cm,<br />
gross weight 66 grams.<br />
Lot 584<br />
£3,000 - 5,000<br />
An early 19th century textured<br />
gold circular link muff chain, with<br />
turquoise set and cannetille work<br />
barrel shaped clasp,<br />
71cm, gross weight 89.9 grams.<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
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Lot 585<br />
A Victorian gold mesh link<br />
bracelet section, lacking central<br />
motif,<br />
overall length 16.8cm, 61.5 grams,<br />
in a London & Ryder fitted leather<br />
box.<br />
Lot 586<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
A good Victorian gold, three<br />
colour enamel, diamond, ruby<br />
and pearl set drop pendant, by<br />
Carlo Giuliano, circa 1870,<br />
of diamond shape and set with pear<br />
cut rubies, baroque and button<br />
shaped pearls and old mine cut<br />
diamonds, the enamel decorated<br />
with crosses, scrolls and circles,<br />
stamped CG within an oval verso,<br />
overall 9cm, gross weight 16.3<br />
grams, in fitted Harvey & Gore box.<br />
Lot 587<br />
£5,000 - 7,000<br />
A good Victorian gold, white<br />
enamel, emerald and diamond<br />
drop pendant,<br />
of quatrefoil shape and set with six<br />
emerald and cushion cut emeralds,<br />
two cushion cut diamonds weighing<br />
approximately 0.95ct, smaller old<br />
mine cut diamonds and central<br />
cushion cut fancy yellow diamond<br />
weighing approximately 0.45-0.50ct<br />
and mounted on an emerald circular<br />
base, verso with closed back setting<br />
and central glazed panel, overall<br />
86mm, gross weight 20.9 grams, in<br />
fitted Harvey & Gore gilt tooled<br />
leather box.<br />
Lot 588<br />
£5,000 - 7,000<br />
An 18ct white gold, platinum and<br />
diamond set cluster ring,<br />
the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 1.23ct, with an<br />
estimated colour and clarity of<br />
J/K and SI1/SI2 and bordered with<br />
round cut stones and diamond set<br />
shoulders, size M, gross weight 4.9<br />
grams.<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Lot 589<br />
An early 19th century gold<br />
overlaid and three stone set<br />
swivelling fob seal,<br />
each matrix carved with French<br />
inscription, amethyst ‘Tu M’est<br />
Toujours ?’, citrine ‘Mon amourdurc<br />
apres ja mont’ and carnelian ‘Le<br />
Denian nous chanterous unis’,<br />
overall 6cm.<br />
Lot 590<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Victorian gold, silver and<br />
graduated old cut diamond set<br />
oval brooch,<br />
the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 0.90ct, 25mm, gross<br />
weight 4.3 grams.<br />
Lot 591<br />
£800 - 1,000<br />
An early 20th century pierced<br />
gold, amethyst, seed pearl, green<br />
and white enamel set circular<br />
brooch, in the Suffragette<br />
colours,<br />
with shamrock motifs, 23mm, gross<br />
5.1 grams.<br />
Lot 592<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A gold and solitaire diamond ring,<br />
the round cut stone weighing<br />
approximately 2.00ct, size R/S, gross<br />
weight 4.4 grams<br />
Lot 593<br />
£4,000 - 6,000<br />
An early 20th century gold,<br />
diamond and two colour enamel<br />
set Blues and Royals sweethearts<br />
brooch,<br />
45mm, with safety chain, gross<br />
weight 16 grams, in fitted box<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 594<br />
A 19th century Austro Hungarian<br />
silver and gold, ruby, sapphire,<br />
emerald and split pearl gem set<br />
pendant brooch<br />
of oval form with ribbon bow crest,<br />
57mm, gross weight 17.4 grams.<br />
(a.f.),<br />
Lot 595<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A platinum and solitaire diamond<br />
ring,<br />
the round cut stone weighing<br />
approximately in excess of 2.50ct,<br />
size J, gross weight 4 grams.<br />
Lot 596<br />
£5,000 - 7,000<br />
A pair of white gold and solitaire<br />
diamond ear studs,<br />
one stone diameter 5mm, the other<br />
5.2mm, gross 1.4 grams.<br />
Lot 597<br />
£400 - 600<br />
An early 19th century gold, silver<br />
and diamond encrusted flower<br />
head pendant, with detachable<br />
brooch attachment,<br />
set with old cushion and mine cut<br />
stones, the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 0.85ct, diameter<br />
44mm, gross weight 12.9 grams, in<br />
D & J Wellby fitted red leather box.<br />
£1,500 - 2,500<br />
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Lot 598<br />
A platinum, pave set diamond<br />
and demantoid garnet set<br />
tortoise brooch,<br />
27mm,, gross weight 6.2 grams.<br />
Lot 599<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A cased late Victorian gold,<br />
baroque pearl, emerald ruby and<br />
graduated old mine cut diamond<br />
set bee brooch,<br />
diameter 49mm, gross weight 12.8<br />
grams, in Michael Emmanuel fitted<br />
leather box.<br />
Lot 600<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A Victorian gold and enamel<br />
circular brooch, decorated with<br />
the head of a dog, inscribed verso<br />
‘W. Essex, 1863’,<br />
the border modelled as a collar,<br />
31mm, gross weight 10.9 grams.<br />
Lot 601<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Victorian gold, silver and<br />
diamond encrusted floral spray<br />
brooch,<br />
set with old mine cut stones,<br />
(adapted), the largest stone approx.<br />
0.55-0.60ct, 57mm, gross weight<br />
21.5 grams.<br />
Lot 602<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A late Victorian gold, foil backed<br />
pear cut ruby and old mine cut<br />
diamond encrusted brooch,<br />
modelled as a Phoenix,<br />
with ruby eyes and detachable<br />
brooch attachment, (probably part<br />
of a tiara?), ruby dimensions approx.<br />
10.1mm by 6.3mm, overall width<br />
86mm, gross weight 18 grams.<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
Lot 603<br />
An early to mid 20th century<br />
French 18ct white gold and<br />
diamond encrusted ‘bird of<br />
paradise’ clip brooch,<br />
set with round and baguette cut<br />
diamonds and cabochon ruby eye,<br />
71mm, gross weight 17.3 grams.<br />
Lot 604<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An early 20th century Austro<br />
Hungarian 18ct gold, nephrite<br />
and pearl set mistletoe brooch by<br />
Julius Hugler, Vienna,<br />
signed, 58mm, gross weight 12.7<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 605<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A gold, baroque pearl, garnet and<br />
diamond set brooch, modelled as<br />
a fish,<br />
31mm, gross weight 5 grams.<br />
Lot 606<br />
£250 - 350<br />
An Edwardian gold and silver,<br />
cabochon garnet and diamond set<br />
brooch, modelled as a tortoise,<br />
28mm, gross weight 4.7 grams<br />
Lot 607<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A late Victorian gold and silver,<br />
diamond and demantoid garnet<br />
cluster set brooch, modelled as a<br />
frog,<br />
with ruby eyes, 32mm, gross weight<br />
3.9 grams.<br />
Lot 608<br />
£300 - 400<br />
An Edwardian 18ct gold and<br />
Essex crystal set bar brooch,<br />
modelled as a fly fishing rod, with<br />
line and reel,<br />
52mm, gross weight 5.6 grams.<br />
£250 - 350<br />
Lot 609<br />
A modern two colour 18ct gold<br />
and diamond encrusted brooch,<br />
modelled as a flamingo,<br />
with cabochon sapphire eye, maker<br />
EW & Co, London, 1998?, 55mm,<br />
gross weight 14.2 grams.<br />
Lot 610<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
An Edwardian gold, turquoise,<br />
rose cut diamond and cabochon<br />
set bar brooch, modelled as three<br />
birds on a branch,<br />
40mm, gross weight 6 grams.<br />
Lot 611<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A mid to late 20th century<br />
French 18kt gold and pave set<br />
diamond clip brooch, modelled as<br />
a turtle,<br />
with articulated head and cabochon<br />
ruby eyes, maker JW, 40mm, gross<br />
weight 10.6 grams.<br />
Lot 612<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
An early 20th century gold,<br />
shaped amethyst, rose cut<br />
diamond and two stone pearl set<br />
butterfly bar brooch,<br />
with small cabochon garnet eyes,<br />
40mm, gross weight 5.7 grams, in<br />
fitted gilt tooled brown leather box.<br />
Lot 613<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A modern white and yellow gold,<br />
diamond, emerald and citrine set<br />
open work butterfly brooch,<br />
diameter 44mm, gross weight 17<br />
grams,<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
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Lot 614<br />
A lady’s 1940’s/1950’s engraved<br />
platinum, emerald and diamond<br />
set manual wind rectangular<br />
cocktail watch, on a 9ct white<br />
gold bracelet,<br />
with Arabic dial, approx. 16cm, gross<br />
weight 21.5 grams<br />
Lot 615<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A 1930’s/1940’s French Cartier<br />
platinum, two stone cabochon<br />
emerald and four stone diamond<br />
set small jabot pin,<br />
signed and indistinctly numbered,<br />
35mm, gross weight 2.3 grams, in<br />
fitted Cartier gilt tooled leather<br />
box.<br />
Lot 616<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
An Art Deco style pierced<br />
platinum, round and baguette cut<br />
diamond set shaped rectangular<br />
brooch,<br />
36mm, gross weight 7.7 grams.<br />
Lot 617<br />
£500 - 700<br />
An early 20th century gold,<br />
moonstone, diamond and green<br />
garnet set heart shaped pendant,<br />
the heart shaped moonstone<br />
bordered by diamond and garnets<br />
and similar set bale, 33mm, gross<br />
weight 10 grams, in fitted gilt tooled<br />
brown leather box.<br />
Lot 618<br />
£500 - 700<br />
An early to mid 20th century<br />
gold, demantoid garnet and seed<br />
pearl circular cluster set bar<br />
brooch,<br />
63mm, gross weight 5.2 grams.<br />
Lot 619<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A 20th century gold and<br />
platinum, amethyst and millegrain<br />
diamond set ‘bow tie’ brooch,<br />
set with eight shaped cut amethysts,<br />
49mm, gross weight 6.9 grams.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 620<br />
A 1920’s gold and platinum,<br />
emerald and diamond set open<br />
work drop brooch,<br />
with square cut emeralds and round,<br />
rose and pear cut diamonds, 33mm,<br />
gross weight 7.3 grams.<br />
Lot 621<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A Tiffany & Co gold, single<br />
stone diamond and two stone<br />
demantoid garnet set ring,<br />
with carved shoulders, size I/J, gross<br />
weight 2.3 grams.<br />
Lot 622<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
An early 20th century style<br />
continental gold, amethyst, seed<br />
pearl, enamel and diamond drop<br />
pendant brooch,<br />
of flower head design and set with<br />
marquise cut amethysts, the drop<br />
with pear cut diamond weighing<br />
approximately 0.35ct, 44mm, gross<br />
weight 12.1 grams.<br />
Lot 623<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A late Victorian gold, silver<br />
and diamond cluster set foliate<br />
brooch<br />
the two largest diamonds<br />
approximately 0.40-0.45ct each,<br />
41mm, gross weight 5.5 grams. (a.f.)<br />
Lot 624<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 1940’s 18ct white gold and<br />
diamond set oval cluster ring,<br />
size O/P, gross weight 3 grams.<br />
Lot 625<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A mid 20th century single strand<br />
graduated pearl necklace, with<br />
platinum and diamond set open<br />
work clasp, signed Cartier with<br />
indistinct numbers,<br />
58cm, gross weight 20 grams, largest<br />
pearl diameter 7.95mm, smallest<br />
pearl diameter 2.85mm.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 626<br />
A mid 20th century gold and<br />
carved oval jade set dress ring,<br />
size O, gross 5.9 grams.<br />
Lot 627<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A 20th century 18ct white gold<br />
and platinum set single stone<br />
diamond ring, with diamond set<br />
shoulders,<br />
the central round brilliant cut stone<br />
weighing approximately 2.30ct, with<br />
an estimated colour and clarity<br />
of M/N and VS1/VS2, size G, gross<br />
weight 3.7 grams.<br />
Lot 628<br />
£4,000 - 6,000<br />
A 9ct white gold oval cut peridot<br />
set dress ring, with diamond set<br />
shoulders,<br />
size M, gross weight 3.1 grams.<br />
Lot 629<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A 1920’s platinum, emerald and<br />
diamond cluster set tablet ring,<br />
size H, gross 2.7 grams.<br />
Lot 630<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A platinum and single stone<br />
emerald ring with trapeze cut<br />
diamond set shoulders,<br />
size L/M, gross weight 3.8 grams,<br />
the emerald measuring 6.4mm by<br />
5.5mm, with a depth of 2.9mm.<br />
Lot 631<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
An early 20th century 15ct gold<br />
chain link and engraved bead<br />
guard chain, 135cm, 23.7 grams.<br />
Lot 632<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A pair of white gold, and<br />
graduated illusion set three stone<br />
old round and pear cut diamond<br />
drop earrings,<br />
26mm, gross weight 5.4 grams.<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
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Lot 633<br />
A lady’s 1930’s French Boucheron<br />
platinum and diamond set<br />
cocktail watch,<br />
and numbered 6823, with engraved<br />
inscription on case back ‘H to H,<br />
3.3.33’, the engraved rectangular<br />
case set with round and rectangular<br />
cut stones, the 18ct and platinum<br />
twin strand bracelet with diamond<br />
set spacers, approx. 16cm, gross<br />
weight 19.5 grams.<br />
Lot 634<br />
£250 - 350<br />
An early 19th century gold,<br />
shaped cabochon garnet, cushion<br />
cut diamond and graduated rose<br />
cut diamond set star brooch,<br />
the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 0.60-0.65ct, diameter<br />
29mm, gross weight 6.5 grams.<br />
Lot 635<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
An early 20th century silver, rock<br />
crystal? and enamel set ‘Central<br />
Indian Horse’ cavalry regiment<br />
oval pendant locket,<br />
with crossed flag motif with<br />
and monogram, the glazed back<br />
with photograph of an officer on<br />
horseback, 31mm.<br />
Lot 636<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A cased pair of Victorian<br />
pierced platinum and old round<br />
cut diamond cluster set drop<br />
earrings,<br />
of shaped articulated form, 51mm,<br />
gross weight 21.6 grams, in<br />
Carrington & Co fitted gilt tooled<br />
green leather box, monogrammed<br />
H below a coronet.<br />
Lot 637<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A Belle Epoque gold and<br />
platinum, rose cut diamond and<br />
pearl set open work flower head<br />
and ribbon brooch,<br />
68mm, gross weight 7 grams, in<br />
fitted J.B Yabbley gilt tooled leather<br />
box.<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 638<br />
A 1920’s 18ct white gold, oval<br />
cabochon jadeite and rose cut<br />
diamond millegrain set dress ring,<br />
jade dimensions 14.7mm by 10.5mm<br />
with a depth of 4.7mm, size N, gross<br />
weight 4.3 grams.<br />
Lot 639<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A mid 20th century white gold,<br />
cultured pearl and emerald set<br />
three stone ring,<br />
size N, gross 2 grams.<br />
Lot 640<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Victorian gold, silver and pave<br />
set old mine cut diamond heart<br />
shaped brooch,<br />
the largest stone approximately<br />
estimated as 0.45ct, 22mm, gross<br />
weight 6 grams.<br />
Lot 641<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A Belle Epoque platinum, round<br />
and rose cut diamond millegrain<br />
set octagonal open work brooch,<br />
26mm, gross weight 6.3 grams.<br />
Lot 642<br />
£300 - 500<br />
An early 20th century graduated<br />
pearl necklace, with platinum and<br />
millegrain set diamond clasp,<br />
42cm, gross weight 13.3 grams.<br />
Lot 643<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A pair of 1920’s platinum, jadeite,<br />
seed pearl and diamond set drop<br />
earrings,<br />
of pear shape, the jade drops<br />
measuring 43mm, overall 62mm,<br />
gross weight 7.6 grams.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 644<br />
A Victorian gold and platinum,<br />
old mine cut diamond and garnet<br />
set Fleur de Lys brooch,<br />
29mm, gross weight 4.1 grams, in a<br />
white leather box inscribed Domini.<br />
Lot 645<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 19th century gold overlaid<br />
and bloodstone set fob seal, the<br />
matrix carved with two arms<br />
grasping a tree trunk, hung from<br />
a gold woven link chain,<br />
bale clasp stamped 9c, seal 4cm,<br />
chain approx. 19cm, gross weight<br />
55.1 grams.<br />
Lot 646<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 1930’s/1940’s platinum and<br />
millegrain set diamond cluster<br />
dress ring,<br />
of quatrefoil shape, the two largest<br />
stones weighing approx. 0.40ct each,<br />
size M, gross weight 5.1 grams.<br />
Lot 647<br />
£800 - 1,000<br />
An early 20th century 18ct gold,<br />
white opal, green garnet and<br />
diamond set navette shaped<br />
dress ring,<br />
with carved shoulders, size L, gross<br />
weight 5.1 grams.<br />
Lot 648<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
A modern 18ct white gold, pink<br />
sapphire and diamond cluster<br />
ring,<br />
with diamond set shoulders,<br />
the oval cut sapphire weighing<br />
approximately 1.83ct, size M, gross<br />
weight 6.3 grams.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
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Lot 649<br />
A modern 18ct white gold,<br />
sapphire and millegrain set<br />
diamond square cluster ring,<br />
the sapphire measuring<br />
approximately 8mm in diameter,<br />
with a depth of 3.7mm, size N, gross<br />
weight 6.7 grams.<br />
Lot 650<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A platinum and single stone<br />
diamond ring, with baguette and<br />
diamond chip set shoulders,<br />
the stone weighing approximately<br />
1.55ct, with an estimated colour and<br />
clarity of L/M and VS1/VS2, size L,<br />
gross weight 4.3 grams.<br />
Lot 651<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
An early 20th century gold,<br />
platinum and diamond set drop<br />
ribbon bow pendant necklace,<br />
on a fine link platinum chain,<br />
pendant 23mm, chain 47cm, gross<br />
weight 3.5 grams.<br />
Lot 652<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A modern white gold, black<br />
enamel and diamond chip set<br />
brooch, modelled as a three<br />
masted sailing ship,<br />
30mm, gross weight 3 grams, in<br />
Hancocks box.<br />
Lot 653<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A 1930’s/1940’s engraved white<br />
gold, frosted glass and rose cut<br />
diamond set ‘bow tie’ brooch,<br />
31mm, gross weight 6 grams.<br />
Lot 654<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 1930’s/1940’s Cartier platinum,<br />
diamond and black onyx set jabot<br />
pin,<br />
set with pear and round cut<br />
diamonds and square cut onyx,<br />
numbered 1011, 75mm, gross<br />
weight 6.2 grams, in Hancocks box.<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Lot 655<br />
An Edwardian gold, silver and<br />
rose cut diamond set navette<br />
shaped hair ornament,<br />
72mm, gross weight 7.7 grams, in<br />
original fitted Carrington & Co gilt<br />
tooled leather box.<br />
Lot 656<br />
£180 - 220<br />
A 1920’s/1930’s Art Deco pierced<br />
platinum and diamond clip<br />
brooch,<br />
set with round and rose cut<br />
stones, 33mm, gross weight<br />
11.1 grams, the largest diamond<br />
weighing approximately 0.30ct, in<br />
Collingwood Ltd. fitted box.<br />
Lot 657<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A good cased Belle Epoque white<br />
gold and millegrain set diamond<br />
encrusted graduated ‘chandelier’<br />
drop brooch,<br />
with articulated drops, and ribbon<br />
bow brooch section, 66mm, gross<br />
weight 12.4 grams, in Tessiers Ltd<br />
fitted gilt tooled leather box.<br />
Lot 658<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A platinum, sapphire and<br />
diamond set full eternity ring,<br />
with engraved shank and set with<br />
alternating three stone sapphires<br />
and diamonds, size N, gross 3.2<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 659<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A modern 18ct gold, sapphire<br />
and diamond set oval cluster ring,<br />
with 9ct ring sizer, size L, gross<br />
weight 4.5 grams.<br />
Lot 660<br />
£300 - 500<br />
An early 20th century double<br />
strand graduated cultured pearl<br />
choker necklace, with sapphire<br />
and diamond cluster set gold<br />
clasp,<br />
39cm, gross weight 53.9 grams.<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 661<br />
An early to mid 20th century<br />
gold, black opal doublet, blue<br />
enamel and millegrain sapphire<br />
set bar brooch,<br />
the central oval motif measuring<br />
25mm by 21mm, brooch 46mm,<br />
gross weight 6.8 grams.<br />
Lot 662<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A cased early 20th century<br />
platinum, pear shaped cabochon<br />
sapphire, diamond chip and<br />
frosted rock crystal set jabot pin,<br />
in Cartier fitted gilt tooled pink<br />
leather box,<br />
numbered ?767, 98mm, gross weight<br />
8.3 grams.<br />
Lot 663<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A platinum and diamond full<br />
eternity ring,<br />
set with twenty five round cut<br />
diamonds, size S, gross weight 5<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 664<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A modern platinum and single<br />
stone diamond ring centre with<br />
fancy and round cut diamond set<br />
shoulders,<br />
the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 1.00ct, size M, gross<br />
weight 3.7 grams.<br />
Lot 665<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A 1920’s style platinum, round<br />
and rose cut diamond and<br />
cultured pearl set drop pendant<br />
necklace,<br />
of scrolling form, with central pear<br />
shaped diamond set drop, the stone<br />
weighing approx. 0.25-0.30ct, 42mm,<br />
chain 44cm, gross weight 10.3<br />
grams, numbered 5437.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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Lot 666<br />
A white gold and three stone<br />
diamond set ring,<br />
the central old round cut stone<br />
weighing approximately 0.50ct and<br />
flanked by two stones weighing<br />
approximately 0.25-0.30ct each, size<br />
R, gross weight 2.6 grams.<br />
Lot 667<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A modern 18ct white gold,<br />
sapphire and diamond set oval<br />
cluster ring, by Garrard & Co,<br />
size I, gross weight 6.3 grams.<br />
Lot 668<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
An Edwardian gold and<br />
graduated eleven stone white<br />
opal set hinged bracelet, with<br />
diamond chip spacers,<br />
interior diameter 56mm, gross<br />
weight 21.7 grams, in original fitted<br />
box.<br />
Lot 669<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
An Edwardian gold and platinum,<br />
millegrain set sapphire and<br />
diamond cluster set drop pendant<br />
necklace,<br />
in a pierced setting, the chain clasp<br />
stamped 375, pendant 39mm, chain<br />
43cm, gross weight 5.9 grams.<br />
Lot 670<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A late Victorian gold, heart<br />
shaped opal and diamond set<br />
crossover ring,<br />
with ribbon bow motif, size Q, gross<br />
weight 4 grams.<br />
Lot 671<br />
£250 - 350<br />
An 18ct gold and single stone<br />
claw set sapphire ring,<br />
with closed back setting and carved<br />
shoulders the stone measuring<br />
approximately 11.2mm by 10.5mm,<br />
size Q, gross weight 8.3 grams.<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
Lot 672<br />
A 1920’s/1930’s 18ct gold and<br />
platinum, millegrain set sapphire<br />
and diamond pierced diamond<br />
shaped dress ring,<br />
size M, gross weight 3.8 grams.<br />
Lot 673<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A 1930’s platinum and gold,<br />
sapphire and diamond set oval<br />
cluster ring,<br />
the sapphire measuring 8.9mm by<br />
7.1mm, with a depth of 3.3mm, size<br />
M/N, gross weight 4.2 grams.<br />
Lot 674<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 1920’s gold and platinum,<br />
sapphire and diamond millegrain<br />
set pierced oval dress ring,<br />
size J/K, gross weight 3.1 grams.<br />
Lot 675<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A gold, platinum and three stone<br />
diamond set bar brooch,<br />
45mm, gross weight 4.6 grams,<br />
the largest stone weighing<br />
approximately 0.75ct.<br />
Lot 676<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
An early 20th century gold, fire<br />
opal and diamond drop necklace,<br />
set with twelve square cut opals<br />
(one a possible agate replacement?)<br />
and three diamond chips, 46cm,<br />
gross weight 7.2 grams, in fitted<br />
green leather box.<br />
Lot 677<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
An early 20th century white gold,<br />
oval black opal and diamond<br />
cluster set drop pendant<br />
necklace,<br />
the opal measuring approximately<br />
14mm by 8.5mm and bordered by<br />
fifteen old round cut diamonds, with<br />
line drop and single stone diamond<br />
set terminal, pendant section 42mm,<br />
chain 41cm, gross weight 6.9 grams,<br />
in gilt tooled leather box.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 678<br />
An early 20th century Austrian<br />
gold, platinum, millegrain set<br />
rose cut diamond and sapphire<br />
mounted fluted moonstone bar<br />
brooch, by (Konrad?) Koch,<br />
signed, 48mm, gross 8.5 grams.<br />
Lot 679<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A modern platinum, five stone<br />
tanzanite and four small round<br />
cut diamond set drop pendant<br />
necklace,<br />
pendant section 70mm, overall<br />
52cm, gross weight 12.4 grams.<br />
Lot 680<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
A mid 20th century white gold,<br />
ruby and diamond set fan shaped<br />
scroll brooch,<br />
set with graduated round and<br />
baguette cut diamonds an round<br />
cut rubies, 26mm, gross weight 7.1<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 681<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of 1960’s pierced platinum<br />
and diamond fan shaped ear clips,<br />
set with small round and baguette<br />
cut stones, 27mm, gross weight 13.4<br />
grams, in a gilt tooled red leather<br />
box.<br />
Lot 682<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
An early 20th century white and<br />
yellow gold, graduated diamond<br />
set double drop line pendant<br />
necklace,<br />
chain 44cm, pendant 42mm, gross<br />
weight 6.9 grams.<br />
Lot 683<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 1920’s/1930’s style pierced gold<br />
and platinum, ruby and diamond<br />
chip millegrain set shaped oblong<br />
cluster brooch,<br />
52mm,, gross weight 7.2 grams, in<br />
fitted Garrard & Co Ltd gilt tooled<br />
leather box.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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667<br />
668<br />
666<br />
669 676 677 679<br />
670<br />
683<br />
671<br />
673<br />
681<br />
674<br />
675<br />
678<br />
680<br />
672<br />
682<br />
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Lot 684<br />
A 1920’s gold, oval white opal<br />
and single stone diamond set<br />
drop pendant, on a platinum fine<br />
link chain,<br />
the stone measuring approx. 22mm<br />
by 16mm, pendant section, 56mm,<br />
chain 40cm, gross weight 9 grams,<br />
Lot 685<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A mid 20th century French<br />
Cartier 18ct gold, pearl and<br />
diamond set open work circular<br />
brooch,<br />
signed and numbered 7040?,<br />
diameter 31mm, gross weight 5.7<br />
grams, in Cartier fitted gilt tooled<br />
leather box.<br />
Lot 686<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of French Art Deco style<br />
18ct gold, round and baguette cut<br />
diamond cluster set ear clips,<br />
13mm, gross weight 7.4 grams.<br />
Lot 687<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 1940’s/1950’s gold and<br />
platinum, ruby and diamond set<br />
open work scroll link bracelet,<br />
18cm, gross weight 21.3 grams.<br />
Lot 688<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A French Art Deco style<br />
platinum, black onyx, diamond<br />
and pear cut cabochon emerald<br />
set drop pendant, on a black<br />
fabric cord,<br />
the emerald measuring 12mm by<br />
8mm, pendant overall 55mm.<br />
Lot 689<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A mid 20th century Viennese<br />
platinum, ruby, emerald, sapphire<br />
and diamond set stylised ribbon<br />
bow clip brooch,<br />
maker NE?, 55mm, gross weight<br />
16.6 grams.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 690<br />
A 20th century French Van Cleef<br />
& Arpels 18ct gold, ruby, sapphire<br />
and diamond cluster set floral<br />
spray clip brooch,<br />
set with round cut stones, signed<br />
and numbered 52614, 51mm, gross<br />
weight 13.7 grams.<br />
Lot 691<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A 1920’s platinum and eleven<br />
stone diamond set drop pendant<br />
necklace,<br />
the largest diamond weighing<br />
approximately 1.50ct, 51cm, gross<br />
weight 5.4 grams.<br />
Lot 692<br />
£2,500 - 3,500<br />
An Edwardian 15ct gold, three<br />
stone ruby and two stone<br />
diamond set fancy link bracelet,<br />
approx. 18cm, gross weight 12.1<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 693<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A platinum and solitaire diamond<br />
ring,<br />
the round brilliant cut stone<br />
weighing approximately 2.25ct, with<br />
an estimated colour and clarity<br />
of J/K and VS1/VS2, size Q. gross<br />
weight 2.7 grams.<br />
Lot 694<br />
£5,000 - 7,000<br />
A white gold and oval cut<br />
solitaire diamond ring, in a raised<br />
claw setting,<br />
the stone weighing approximately<br />
1.90ct, with an estimated colour<br />
and clarity of R/S/T and SI1/SI2, size<br />
M/N, gross weight 6.3 grams.<br />
Lot 695<br />
£2,000 - 2,500<br />
A mid 20th century platinum,<br />
ruby, sapphire, diamond and<br />
amethyst cluster dress ring,<br />
set with square cut central diamond<br />
and round cut corundum, size O,<br />
gross weight 5.6 grams.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 696<br />
A white gold, ruby and diamond<br />
set flower head cluster ring,<br />
size R, gross weight 4.7 grams.<br />
Lot 697<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An Art Deco white gold, black<br />
enamel, ruby, sapphire and<br />
diamond set drop brooch,<br />
35mm, gross weight 7.8 grams.<br />
Lot 698<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A modern pierced white gold,<br />
ruby and diamond cross pendant,<br />
set with round cut diamonds and<br />
square cut rubies, overall 69mm,<br />
gross weight 10.5 grams.<br />
Lot 699<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A mid 20th century, gold and<br />
platinum graduated ruby and<br />
diamond set foliate brooch, in gilt<br />
tooled fitted leather case,<br />
72mm, gross weight 9.5 grams.<br />
Lot 700<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A modern Italian 18ct white gold,<br />
single stone oval cut ruby and<br />
eleven stone diamond set drop<br />
pendant necklace,<br />
the drop below a curved row of<br />
diamonds, 45cm, gross weight 7.1<br />
grams<br />
Lot 701<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
A pair of early 1960’s 18ct gold<br />
and cabochon garnet set oval<br />
cufflinks, 12mm, gross weight 22.5<br />
grams, in gilt tooled leather box.<br />
Lot 702<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A 18ct white gold, sapphire<br />
and diamond set double cluster<br />
bracelet,<br />
with sapphire and diamond set<br />
shoulders, 18.5cm, gross weight 26.5<br />
grams.<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
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693<br />
694<br />
695<br />
696<br />
684<br />
689<br />
690<br />
691<br />
699<br />
685<br />
697<br />
698<br />
688<br />
692<br />
686<br />
687<br />
701<br />
702<br />
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Lot 703<br />
A Victorian style gold, three<br />
stone ruby and two stone<br />
diamond set half hoop ring,<br />
each diamond weighing<br />
approximately 0.40ct, size P/Q,<br />
gross weight 4.3 grams.<br />
Lot 704<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
An early 20th century 15ct gold<br />
guard chain,<br />
180cm, 53.9 grams.<br />
Lot 705<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
A pair of early 20th century gold,<br />
two colour enamel, seed pearl<br />
and diamond set cufflinks,<br />
13mm, gross weight 10.6 grams.<br />
Lot 706<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A George V Cartier 9ct gold<br />
novelty swizzle stick, modelled<br />
as a golf bag and a similar Cartier<br />
18ct gold swizzle stick,<br />
with three clubs and central<br />
column with golf ball terminal,<br />
signed Cartier, London, hallmarks<br />
for Jacques Cartier, London, 1934,<br />
overall 79mm, numbered 7068,<br />
gross weight 5.6 grams, the swizzle<br />
stick signed Cartier, London, 1934,<br />
overall 87mm, (dents to barrel),<br />
numbered 5398, gross 5.8 grams.<br />
Lot 707<br />
£300 - 500<br />
An early 20th century gold<br />
and silver, graduated ruby and<br />
diamond set open work whorl<br />
brooch,<br />
27mm, gross weight 9 grams.<br />
Lot 708<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A lady’s 1940’s platinum and<br />
millegrain diamond set lapel<br />
watch,<br />
with Arabic dial, 45mm, gross weight<br />
12.4 grams.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 709<br />
A 1930’s Cartier 9ct gold<br />
compact, with diamond set<br />
thumbpiece,<br />
with twin compartmental interior,<br />
signed Cartier London and<br />
numbered 9771, hallmarked for<br />
Jacques Cartier, London, 1935,<br />
the compartments with engraved<br />
inscription ‘ Mildred Hailsham<br />
from Karen Ostrer, July 21st, 1936’,<br />
66mm, gross weight 90 grams, in<br />
original Cartier fitted gilt tooled<br />
leather box.<br />
Lot 710<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A mid 20th century gold, ruby,<br />
diamond sapphire and seed pearl<br />
set quadruple shank dress ring,<br />
with rose cut diamond setting, size<br />
K, gross weight 6 grams.<br />
Lot 711<br />
£350 - 450<br />
A 1940’s/1950’s platinum and<br />
diamond cluster set open work<br />
brooch,<br />
of waisted shaped oval form and set<br />
with round and baguette cut stones,<br />
40mm, gross weight 6.4 grams.<br />
Lot 712<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A mid 20th century pierced<br />
platinum and diamond cluster set<br />
brooch,<br />
of shaped oval form, 52mm, gross<br />
weight 6.7 grams.<br />
Lot 713<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 19th century gold and silver,<br />
aquamarine, diamond, pearl and<br />
enamel set multi strand seed<br />
pearl drop necklace,<br />
the large fancy cut aquamarine<br />
measuring approximately 14.8mm<br />
in diameter, with a depth of 8.6mm,<br />
length 46cm, gross weight 23.4<br />
grams, in original fitted Harvey &<br />
Gore gilt tooled leather box.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 714<br />
A late Victorian gold, graduated<br />
diamond and graduated cabochon<br />
ruby set two row crescent<br />
brooch, 30mm, gross weight 5.7g.<br />
Lot 715<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A mid 20th century platinum and<br />
diamond encrusted rectangular<br />
link bracelet, set with round and<br />
baguette cut stones and separates<br />
into three sections??, the largest<br />
stone weighing approximately 0.40-<br />
0.45ct, 17.3cm, gross weight 25g.<br />
Lot 716<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
A Boucheron platinum and<br />
diamond full eternity ring,<br />
set with twenty seven modern<br />
round brilliant cut diamonds with an<br />
approximate total weight of 1.62ct<br />
and an estimated colour and clarity<br />
range of F/G and VS1/VS2, signed<br />
(faded) and numbered 9157, size S,<br />
gross weight 4.2 grams.<br />
Lot 717<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An 18ct white gold and single<br />
stone diamond ring,<br />
with six stone diamond set<br />
shoulders, the central stone<br />
weighing approximately 1.10ct, size<br />
O, gross weight 2.8 grams.<br />
Lot 718<br />
£1,000 - 1,200<br />
A modern white gold and single<br />
stone diamond ring, with eight<br />
stone diamond set shoulders,<br />
the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 2.50ct, size I, gross<br />
weight 3.5 grams.<br />
Lot 719<br />
£3,000 - 4,000<br />
An early 20th century gold,<br />
platinum and millegrain set<br />
old round cut diamond double<br />
cluster drop pendant necklace,<br />
pendant section 40mm, chain 42cm,<br />
gross weight 4.1 grams.<br />
£200 - 300<br />
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703 711 710<br />
704 708 719 713<br />
705 706<br />
716 717 718<br />
707<br />
709<br />
714<br />
712 715<br />
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Lot 720<br />
A Rox platinum and oval cut<br />
single stone diamond ring, with<br />
diamond set border and diamond<br />
set shoulders,<br />
with accompanying GIA report<br />
dated 15/9/2014, stating the 0.75ct<br />
stone to have a colour and clarity of<br />
D and SI1, size I/J, gross weight 3.6<br />
grams, with box.<br />
Lot 721<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A Cartier 18ct gold and collet set<br />
solitaire diamond ring,<br />
the stone weighing approximately<br />
0.60ct, with an estimated colour and<br />
clarity of H/I and VS, signed Cartier<br />
London, hallmarked for London,<br />
1898, size K/L, gross weight 6.7<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 722<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A platinum and single stone<br />
diamond ring, with diamond set<br />
shoulders, the stone weighing<br />
approximately 2.20ct, size N, gross<br />
weight 3.4 grams.<br />
Lot 723<br />
£3,000 - 5,000<br />
An early 20th century gold and<br />
silver, pearl and diamond set<br />
cluster pendant, overall 36mm,<br />
gross weight 6.8 grams, in fitted gilt<br />
tooled leather box.<br />
Lot 724<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A modern white gold and<br />
graduated diamond set fan<br />
shaped scroll pendant, on a eight<br />
stone diamond set 18ct white<br />
gold chain,<br />
pendant overall 34mm, chain 41cm,<br />
gross weight 10.5 grams.<br />
Lot 725<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
A white gold, mabe pearl and<br />
diamond cluster set pendant,<br />
pendant 26mm, pendant gross<br />
weight 6.7 grams.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
Lot 726<br />
A mid 20th century engraved<br />
platinum and graduated old<br />
round cut diamond set line<br />
bracelet, set with twenty nine<br />
stones, the largest approximately<br />
0.50ct, 16.5cm, gross weight 19.3<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 727<br />
£2,500 - 3,500<br />
A pair of platinum, pearl and<br />
round and baguette cut diamond<br />
set spray drop ear clips,<br />
the untested pearls approximately<br />
15mm in diameter, overall 41mm,<br />
gross weight 22.4 grams.<br />
Lot 728<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A pair of 1950’s white gold,<br />
emerald and diamond cluster<br />
scroll ear clips, set with square cut<br />
emeralds and round and baguette<br />
cut diamonds, 18mm, gross weight<br />
10 grams.<br />
Lot 729<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
An early 20th century gold and<br />
platinum, millegrain set diamond<br />
and two stone aquamarine set<br />
drop pendant necklace, with a<br />
fine link platinum chain,<br />
the oval cut stone measuring 23mm<br />
by 15mm, with a depth of 9.9mm,<br />
pendant section 69mm, chain 41cm,<br />
gross weight 12.8 grams, in fitted<br />
gilt tooled leather box.<br />
Lot 730<br />
£1,200 - 1,500<br />
A mid 20th century Cartier<br />
platinum, twelve stone diamond,<br />
six stone sapphire and three<br />
stone emerald miilegrain set bar<br />
brooch,<br />
signed and numbered 2161, 55mm,<br />
gross 4.8 grams, with Cartier box.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 731<br />
A 20th century French 18ct<br />
gold, cabochon star sapphire and<br />
diamond set circular pendant, on<br />
an 18ct gold fine link chain,<br />
pendant overall 30mm, chain 48cm,<br />
gross weight 17 grams.<br />
Lot 732<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
A 20th century Continental 18ct<br />
gold, two colour tourmaline? and<br />
diamond set bar brooch,<br />
with arrow head terminals, 42mm,<br />
gross weight 9.4 grams.<br />
Lot 733<br />
£350 - 450<br />
A Continental textured gold and<br />
graduated five stone diamond set<br />
stylised spay brooch,<br />
the largest stone weighing<br />
approximately 0.50ct, 62mm, gross<br />
weight 218.2 grams.<br />
Lot 734<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A single strand graduated oval<br />
amber bead necklace,<br />
86cm, gross 82 grams.<br />
Lot 735<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A single stand barrel shaped<br />
amber bead necklace, with amber<br />
bead spacers,<br />
48cm, gross weight 79 grams.<br />
Lot 736<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A single strand graduated oval<br />
amber bead necklace, 84cm,<br />
gross weight 118 grams.<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
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720<br />
721<br />
722<br />
723<br />
724<br />
731<br />
729<br />
725<br />
733<br />
727<br />
726<br />
728<br />
734<br />
735<br />
736<br />
730<br />
732<br />
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Lot 737<br />
An 18ct gold, cabochon amethyst<br />
and rose cut diamond set drop<br />
pendant necklace,<br />
pendant 32mm, overall 45cm, gross<br />
weight 5.2 grams.<br />
Lot 738<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A lady’s Chopard ‘Happy<br />
Diamonds’ 18ct gold, ruby and<br />
diamond encrusted dress wrist<br />
watch,<br />
set with trapeze and round cut<br />
stones, the case back numbered<br />
220148 over 4097/1, no box or<br />
papers, case diameter 28mm, gross<br />
weight 83.6 grams.<br />
Lot 739<br />
£4,000 - 6,000<br />
A modern 750 gold, sapphire and<br />
diamond set crucifix pendant, on<br />
a similar bar link chain,<br />
pendant 44mm, chain 46cm, gross<br />
weight 27.1 grams.<br />
Lot 740<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of French Cartier 18ct<br />
gold and sapphire set cufflinks,<br />
of rope twist hoop design, one with<br />
indistinct numbers 0756?, 26mm<br />
by 20mm, gross weight 13.7 grams,<br />
signed Cartier Paris.<br />
Lot 741<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
An early 20th century Boucheron<br />
silver gilt mounted banded agate<br />
oval bowl,<br />
the handle of foliate form, signed<br />
Boucheron, Paris, 12.5cm.<br />
Lot 742<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An 18ct gold, single stone oval<br />
white opal and eight stone<br />
diamond set modernist ring,<br />
size M, gross 5.7 grams.<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Lot 743<br />
A Continental gold and collet set<br />
two stone diamond crossover<br />
ring,<br />
with a total diamond weight of<br />
approximately 0.85ct, size F, gross<br />
weight 6.4 grams.<br />
Lot 744<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A French Boucheron gold, pear<br />
shaped amethyst and diamond<br />
cluster set pendant necklace,<br />
the amethyst . 3160ct, the total<br />
diamond weight 1.61ct, signed<br />
Boucheron, Paris and numbered<br />
20578, 48cm, gross weight 43.7<br />
grams, with Boucheron box<br />
Lot 745<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A Cartier 18ct gold , gypsy set<br />
cabochon sapphire and two stone<br />
diamond ring,<br />
signed Cartier, size M, gross weight<br />
9.4 grams.<br />
Lot 746<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A modern platinum and solitaire<br />
diamond ring,<br />
the stone measuring 8.4mm in<br />
diameter (no depth available due<br />
to setting), weight approximately<br />
estimated as 2.20ct, size L, gross<br />
weight 5.2 grams. No visible damage<br />
to the stone.<br />
Lot 747<br />
£2,500 - 3,500<br />
A pair of 1970’s Brazilian<br />
textured 750 gold and cabochon<br />
amethyst Forma Livre set<br />
rectangular ear clips, by Haroldo<br />
Burle-Marx,<br />
signed, 22mm by 18mm, gross<br />
weight 19.2 grams.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 748<br />
A modern white gold and channel<br />
set seven stone diamond half<br />
hoop ring, size P/Q, gross weight<br />
6.4 grams.<br />
Lot 749<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
A Theo Fennell white gold, oval<br />
cut aquamarine and diamond chip<br />
cluster set pierced cross pendant,<br />
on a white gold and diamond set<br />
chain,<br />
pendant signed verso, 55mm, chain<br />
63cm, gross weight 62.8 grams.<br />
Lot 750<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A 1920’s French 18ct white gold,<br />
platinum and rose cut diamond<br />
set two colour agate rounded<br />
rectangular cigarette case, by<br />
Michel Ballada (Paris 1914-1922)<br />
in gilt tooled fitted Asprey box,<br />
with millegrain set diamond hinges<br />
and clasp and interior with 18ct<br />
white gold hinged arm, 84mm, gross<br />
weight 61.3 grams.<br />
Lot 751<br />
£700 - 1,000<br />
A modern 18ct white gold and<br />
solitaire diamond ring,<br />
the stone measuring 10.7mm in<br />
diameter, (no depth measurement<br />
due to setting), weight<br />
approximately estimated as 5.00ct<br />
size I/J, gross weight 4.9 grams.<br />
Lot 752<br />
£5,000 - 7,000<br />
A modern pair of Kutchinsky<br />
18ct gold cufflinks,<br />
of textured circular domed form,<br />
signed, diameter 17mm, weight 22.7<br />
grams.<br />
£800 - 1,200<br />
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742<br />
743<br />
748 745<br />
738<br />
746<br />
751<br />
740<br />
747<br />
752<br />
749<br />
737 739<br />
744<br />
741<br />
750<br />
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761<br />
Lot 753<br />
A Continental 18k gold and<br />
graduated round cut peridot<br />
encrusted bracelet, with twelve<br />
stone diamond random set<br />
spacers,<br />
length 17.75cm, breadth 32mm,<br />
gross weight 95.9 grams.<br />
Lot 754<br />
£2,000 - 3,000<br />
A Continental 18k gold and<br />
graduated round cut peridot<br />
encrusted dress ring, with<br />
diamond chip spacers,<br />
size M/N, gross weight 21.3 grams.<br />
Lot 755<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A white gold, emerald and<br />
diamond set open work<br />
modernist brooch,<br />
set with round and baguette cut<br />
stones, 35mm, gross weight 8.1<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 756<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A gold, emerald, ruby, sapphire<br />
and diamond set quadruple shank<br />
dress ring,<br />
with diamond chip setting, size H/I,<br />
gross weight 7.1 grams.<br />
Lot 757<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A pair of platinum and pave set<br />
diamond set circular domed<br />
earrings,<br />
19mm, gross weight 11.2 grams.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 758<br />
A mid 20th century Georg Jensen<br />
sterling silver necklace and<br />
matching bracelet, design no. 56<br />
B & 60B,<br />
import marks for London, 1953 &<br />
1948 respectively, necklace approx.<br />
35cm, bracelet 18cm, with one<br />
Jensen box.<br />
Lot 759<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A mid 20th century diamond and<br />
multi gem set giardinetto brooch,<br />
set with garnets, citrine, topaz<br />
etc. numbered 6831, 45mm, gross<br />
weight 12.3 grams.<br />
Lot 760<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A modern platinum and single<br />
stone diamond ring, with<br />
diamond set shoulders, with<br />
AGI Laboratories report dated<br />
23/5/2016, stating the round<br />
brilliant cut stone to weigh<br />
7.77cts,<br />
with a colour and clarity of K and<br />
SI2, size M, gross weight 10.7 grams.<br />
Lot 761<br />
£30,000 - 35,000<br />
A lady’s mid 20th century French<br />
Boucheron 18ct gold and six<br />
stone sapphire set manual wind<br />
cocktail watch, on an integral<br />
18ct gold ‘cage link’ bracelet,<br />
the case back signed and numbered<br />
73451, 18.5cm, gross weight 35<br />
grams, in original Boucheron box.<br />
£1,000 - 1,500<br />
Lot 762<br />
A Theo Fennell 18ct gold, collet<br />
set single stone pink tourmaline<br />
and two stone pear shaped<br />
sapphire set dress ring,<br />
size K, gross weight 6.2 grams,<br />
hallmarked for London, 1991.<br />
Lot 763<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Georg Jensen sterling silver<br />
drop pendant, no. 144, together<br />
with a Georg Jensen Torun<br />
sterling silver torque necklace,<br />
no. 169,<br />
the pendant of circular two part<br />
form, 96mm, import marks for<br />
1972/3, in Jensen box.<br />
Lot 764<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of modern Asprey 18ct<br />
gold and platinum, ruby, emerald<br />
and diamond oval cufflinks,<br />
the central oval cut diamond<br />
weighing approximately 0.95ct-<br />
1.00ct and bordered by alternating<br />
rows of three shaped cut emerald<br />
and rubies, the peg section set with<br />
a ruby, diamond and emerald, length<br />
20mm, gross weight 25.6 grams,<br />
in fitted Asprey & Garrard box,<br />
formerly the property of Jonathan<br />
Aitken.<br />
Lot 765<br />
£3,000 - 4,000<br />
An Art Deco white gold,<br />
diamond, coral, amethyst and<br />
coloured frosted glass set<br />
octagonal brooch, by Ernst<br />
Paltscho, Vienna, c.1925,<br />
of foliate design, signed, 46mm, gross<br />
weight 17.5 grams, in Hancocks box.<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
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Lot 766<br />
A Continental gold, ruby,<br />
diamond, plique a jour enamel<br />
and drop pearl set clip brooch,<br />
of fan and scroll form, 34mm, gross<br />
weight 9.2 grams, with safety chain.<br />
Lot 767<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A pair of French Van Cleef &<br />
Arpels 18ct gold, ruby, diamond<br />
and sapphire set triple flower<br />
head cluster ear clips,<br />
numbered 84278 24mm, gross 14<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 768<br />
£1,500 - 2,000<br />
A 1940’s French 18ct white gold,<br />
carved emerald, baguette and<br />
round cut diamond set floral<br />
spray brooch(a.f.),<br />
52mm, gross weight 9.4 grams.<br />
Lot 769<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A platinum and single stone<br />
diamond ring, with baguette and<br />
marquise cut diamond foliate<br />
setting,<br />
the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 5.95ct, the setting<br />
with a total diamond weight of<br />
approximately 2.75ct, size R, gross<br />
weight 7.9 grams.<br />
£20,000 - 30,000<br />
Lot 770<br />
A good early 20th century gold<br />
and silver, single stone fancy<br />
yellow diamond and old mine<br />
cut white diamond set cluster<br />
brooch,<br />
the central flower head motif with<br />
central fancy yellow round cut<br />
diamond, weighing approximately<br />
5.00ct, with an estimated VS2/SI1<br />
clarity, 62mm, gross weight 10.9<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 771<br />
770<br />
£12,000 - 18,000<br />
A modern continental 18k white<br />
gold and diamond cluster set<br />
drop fringe necklace,<br />
the clusters of foliate design and set<br />
with various cut diamonds including<br />
marquise, pear and round, with an<br />
estimated total diamond weight<br />
in excess of 11.00ct, 44cm, gross<br />
weight 37.9 grams.<br />
£5,000 - 7,000<br />
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