Gorringe's Auctioneers Spring Fine Sale 2022

Gorringe’s Tuesday 8th March 2022 

SPRING SALE 

Tuesday 8th March

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SPRING SALE 

Tuesday 8th March 

9.30 am 

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Front Cover: Lot 458 

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ORDER OF SALE 

Tuesday 8th March at 9.30am. 

Miscellanea 

Bronzes and Metalware 

Ceramics and Glass 

Asian Works of Art 

Clocks 

Carpets & Furniture 

1 - 112 

113 - 128 

129 - 179 

180 - 291 

292 - 305 

306 - 351 

Tuesday 8th March at 1.30pm. 

Paintings and Prints 

Silver - 3.00pm approx 

Watches, Medals & 

Jewellery - 3.30pm approx 

352 - 501 

502 - 542 

543 - 626 

362 

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Miscellenea, Bronzes & Indian 

Works of Art 

Lots 1 - 128 

122 

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10 

BOOKS, EPHEMERA AND FURNITURE FROM GREENWAY HOUSE, DEVON, THE 

HOME OF DAME AGATHA CHRISTIE 

Agatha Christie is the best-selling novelist of all time, with an estimated 2.5 billion sales worldwide. 

Author of 66 crime fictions and 14 short stories, together with the world’s longest-running 

play - The Mousetrap, with over 27,500 performances, over 46 years. 

Lots 1 - 78 offer collectors a rare opportunity to acquire pieces originally in the ownership of 

Dame Agatha, including a number of her own signed and inscribed books, her personal dictionaries, 

writing materials and an extremely rare valentine. Lots 1-53 were purchased from the 

Greenway sale, 54-78 from other sources. From 1938, Greenway House, with its 30 acre garden 

and 278 acre estate, became a much loved holiday retreat for Dame Agatha, particularly during 

the Summer months, until her death in 1976. 

Lot 1 

Lot 3 

Lot 5 

° Christie, Agatha - A Pocket 

Full of Rye, 1st edition, 

8vo, cloth, with d/j, indistinct 

presentation inscription on 

front free endpaper ‘For xxxx / 

with love from / Agatha / Nov. 

1953’), Greenway House copy, 

W. Collins for The Crime Club, 

London, 953 

Lot 2 

£800 - 1,200 

° Christie, Agatha - Dumb 

Witness, 1st edition, 8vo, 

cloth, (presentation inscription 

on front free endpaper (‘Punkie 

/ with love from / Ange’). 

‘Punkie’ was Agatha Christie’s 

nickname for her elder sister, 

Madge, Greenway House copy, 


London, 1937 

£700 - 1,000 

° Christie, Agatha - A Murder 

Is Announced, 1st edition, 8vo, 


on front free endpaper ‘With 

love from / Agatha / ??? 1950’), 

Greenway House copy, W. 

Collins for The Crime Club, 

London, 1950 

Lot 4 

£1,000 - 1,500 

° Christie, Agatha - Cards On 

The Table, 1st edition, 8vo, 


on front free endpaper ‘with 

love / from / Agatha’), Greenway 

House copy, W. Collins for The 

Crime Club, London, 1936 

£1,500 - 2,000 

° Christie, Agatha - Ordeal By 

Innocence, 1st edition, 8vo, 

cloth, with d/j, (presentation 

inscription on front free endpaper 

‘Jack / from / Agatha / Oct. 

1958’). This seems likely to 

be an inscription either to 

the author’s brother-in-law or 

nephew, both named James 

Watts. Greenway House copy, 


London, 1958 

Lot 6 

£1,000 - 1,500 

° Christie, Agatha - Destination 

Unknown, 1st edition, 8vo, 

cloth, with d/j, (presentation 

inscription on front free endpaper 

‘James / with love from / Agatha 

/ Nov.1954’). This seems likely 

to be an inscription either to 

the author’s brother-in-law or 

nephew, both named James 

Watts. Greenway House copy, 


London, 1954 

£1,000 - 1,500

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Lot 7 

A manuscript letter from 

Agatha Christie to Mrs Elliot 

on Pwllywrach notepaper, 

one sheet, dated ‘Boxing Day’ 

together with an envelope 

postmarked ‘Glamorgan 27 Dec 

63’. “Dear Mrs Elliott / Thanks 

for the lovely card! / I thought 

I’d better warn you that I and 

Mr & Mrs Hicks will probably be 

coming down from Jan 6th to 

the 9th or 10th ...Best wishes to 

you all for 1964 / yours / Agatha 

Mallowan” 

Lot 8 

£150 - 200 

A manuscript letter to Mrs 

Elliot from Agatha Christie 

on Winterbrook House 

notepaper, one sheet folded 

dated ‘New Years Day’, together 

with envelope postmarked 

‘Wallingford Berks 1 Jan 1964’. 

“Not a happy New Year! / I’ve 

just torn up my former letter to 

you which I was writing. ... In the 

middle of the night cascades of 

water came through the ceiling 

of Mr & Mrs Scaldwell’s room 

& right down to the kitchen - 

soaked everything. ...best wishes 

to you and her for 1964 / Yours 

Agatha Mallowan” 

Lot 9 

£200 - 300 



on Greenway notepaper, 

one sheet folded, dated Sept. 

15th, together with envelope 

postmarked ‘Brixham 17 Sep 

1976’. “Dear Jane / I am so very 

glad to hear you are home again 

- I have been worrying quite a 

lot about you - and even more 

about the children - ...A happy 

home mean more to a child than 

material advantage, education, 

ponies, toys or any of these 

things. / My love to you & all 

the family - & good luck - yours 


£400 - 600 

Lot 10 

° Christie, Agatha - Death 

Comes At The End, 1st edition, 

8vo, cloth, with d/j, Greenway 

House copy, W. Collins, London, 

1945 

Lot 11 

£150 - 200 

A Tibetan bronze Purba, 

17th/18th century, the triangular 

section blade emerging from the 

mouth of a mythological beast, 

18cm 

Lot 12 

£500 - 700 

° Christie, Agatha - Dead Man’s 

Folly, 1957, 8vo., cloth, owner’s 

name on front free endpaper 

‘Jane M. Elliott’ and signed 

‘Agatha Christie’. Greenway 

House copy, The Book Club, 

London, 1957 

Lot 13 

£200 - 300 

° Christie, Agatha - Hercule 

Poirot Master Detective N.Y. 

1936, 8vo, cloth, Greenway 

House copy, Dodd, Mead & Co, 

New York, 1936 

Lot 14 

£300 - 400 

A group of three colour 

photographs, each with an 

inscription in pen below: ‘Lady 

Mallowan & Sir Max, Greenway 

August 1970; ‘John Angela 

Mathew Alexandra & Lady 

Mallowan, Greenway House 

- Aug 70’ and ‘The Hope of 

Greenway’ on the Dart. Aug. 

1970’, mounted on two sheets of 

card, each photo approx. 12.5 x 

9cm with margins 

£80 - 120 

Lot 15 




notepaper, one sheet folded, 

dated March 6th, together 

with an envelope postmarked 

‘Wallingford Berks. 6 Mch 1964’. 

“I don’t know if Mrs Hicks told 

you that they are coming down 

on March 11th - I am coming 

down too - probably by car 

...News and plans when we 

meet. Hope your mother is 

all right again / Yours Agatha 

Mallowan ‘Get what you think 

necessary in and a veal and 

ham pie and perhaps some filet 

steaks?” 

Lot 16 

£200 - 300 


Agatha Christie to Mrs 

Elliot on Winterbrook 

House notepaper, one sheet, 

dated ‘July 19th’, together 

with envelope postmarked 

‘Wallingford Berks 20 July 1968’. 

“Dear Jane / Very nice to know 

you are with us at Greenway. 

I really didn’t have much time 

when I saw Mrs Hicks last 

week in Oxford as we were in 

the middle of a party! ..Looking 

forward to seeing you very much 

/ yours A. Mallowan” 

Lot 17 

£180 - 240 




notepaper, two headed sheets, 

dated July 4th, together with an 

envelope postmarked ‘London 

4 July 1962’. “Dear Mrs Elliot 

/ I believe Mrs Guggs is away 

on holiday, but last time she 

spoke to me on the telephone 

she seemed to think that all was 

more or less fixed for Summer 

......Hope you ae well & give my 

love to Nicola and Cherry / Yours 


£180 - 240 

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15 

16 

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Lot 18 

An early 20th century inlaid 

mahogany display cabinet, 

with central astragal glazed door, 

, on tapering legs with spade 

feet, 190cm wide 178cm high 

Lot 19 

£400 - 600 

° Chamber’s Etymological 

Dictionary of The English 

Language, ed. Andrew Findlater, 

1898, cl., inscribed ‘Agatha 

Miller / Ashfield / Torquay’ on 

the front free endpaper. Miller 

was the maiden name of author 

Agatha Christie and Ashfield was 

her beloved childhood home in 

Torquay 

Lot 20 

£120 - 160 

A postcard from Agatha 

Christie to Mrs Elliot, undated 

and stamp / postmark removed, 

‘Hope all is going well at 

Greenway. Simply can’t imagine 

frost and burst pipes when I’ 

sitting in a cotton frock in the 

sunshine - How do you like the 

Egyptian Sacred Cattle of 4000 

years ago? ...; a Christmas Card 

from Rosalind and Anthony Hicks 

mentioning the National Trust 

acquisition of Greenway and a 

signed fragment ‘Best wishes for 

Xmas from Agatha Mallowan’. (4) 

Lot 21 

£150 - 200 


Agatha Christie to Mrs 

Elliot on Winterbrook 

House notepaper, dated Dec 

5th.,. together with envelope 

postmarked ‘Wallingford Berks 5 

Dec 1963’. Dear Mrs Eliot / Mrs 

Sewall walked out last Tuesday 

night I gather - sent her friends 

to clear up - ...In some ways this 

is a relief & that woman couldn’t 

cook & it would have been a 

great worry - Now I can start 

again fresh! Hope you are all 

well / Yours A. Mallowan. 

£150 - 250 

Lot 22 

Two copies of ‘’The Agatha 

Centenary’’ newspaper, dated 

Thursday, September, 5th & 

6th, 1990, and ‘’The Agatha 

Bygones’’ newspaper, dated, 

Saturday, 8th September, 

1990, with original presentation 

envelope, two centenary reviews 

by The Daily Telegraph and 

the Weekend Telegraph, an 

A4 Collins Complete Book 

Catalogue for autumn 1970 

printed with portrait of Dame 

Agatha, together with a colour 

photograph of Edward Fox 

and David Suchet, the latter 

portrayed as Piorot and signed, 

‘’Best wishes, David Suchet (7) 

Lot 23 

£60 - 90 

° Christie, Agatha - Crime 

Collection: Evil Under The 

Sun / Death Comes As The 

End / The Sittaford Mystery, 

1970, 8vo., cloth, signed ‘Agatha 

Christie’ on half title, Greenway 

House copy, London, 1970 

Lot 24 

£120 - 160 

A pair of plated oval entree 

dishes, covers and detachable 

handles, with beaded borders, 

each initialled ‘M’ and numbered 

1,2 and 4, 31cm wide 

Lot 25 

£40 - 60 

A set of four Edward VII silver 

pierced oval bon-bon dishes, 

maker L & S, Birm.1906/7 8cm 

wide 1.96oz. 

Lot 26 

£80 - 120 

° A group of nineteen octavo 

works in French, published by 

Librairie Hachette et Cie. and 

others, all bearing the signature 

of Madge Miller, Agatha 

Christie’s older sister; together 

with another work bearing the 

signature Margaret Miller’ (20) 

£40 - 60 

Lot 27 

A George III mahogany D 

shaped table, on tapering 

square legs with spade feet, with 

plate glass top, formerly part of a 

dining table, 138cm wide 

Lot 28 

£150 - 200 

A pair of late Regency 

mahogany bergere side chairs, 

with overscrolled top rails to the 

cane filled ‘Grecian’ backs, loose 

squabs to the cane seats on 

reeded legs with ceramic castors 

Lot 29 

£500 - 800 

A Victorian papier mache 

and ebonised wood tripod 

work table, with gilt, green and 

cream decoration throughout, 

the almost spherical body with 

hinged top decorated with 

butterflies and flowers, 83cm 

high 41cm diameter 

Lot 30 

£500 - 800 

A Davenport porcelain part 

tea service, painted with a band 

of blue and yellow flowers and 

green foliage (27) (a.f.) 

Lot 31 

£40 - 60 

A set of eight German gold 

ground coffee cans and 

saucers, a Limoges box and 

cover, a set of four Hammersley 

plates, a set of four Cauldron 

plates and a Coalport dish 

Lot 32 

£80 - 120 

A Sheffield plate egg cruet 

with four egg cups and 

spoons, the square frame with 

gadroon borders and extending 

toast racks, on ball feet, 15cm 

wide 22cm high 

£150 - 200 

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Lot 33 

A pair of Sheffield plate 

candlesticks and nozzles, of 

neo-classical elliptical form, the 

stems with four reeded panels, 

32cm high 

Lot 34 

£120 - 160 


candlesticks and nozzles, 

of circular form with reeded 

borders, one matched, 26cm 

high 

Lot 35 

£70 - 100 


candlesticks and nozzles, with 

reeded and foliate decoration, 

21cm high; a Sheffield plate oval 

pedestal sauceboat, 18cm width; 

and a vase shaped pedestal 

coffee pot and cover with later 

wood handle, 18cm high 

Lot 36 

£70 - 100 

A soapstone and armorial 

paperweight in the form of 

a book, a leather covered 

paperweight inscribed 

‘A.A.H./1935/E.M.J.’ and a group 

of desk blotters 

Lot 37 

£80 - 120 

A Waterman faux tortoiseshell 

and 18k gold mounted 

fountain pen stamped 

Waterman, France; a ‘Swan 

2’ 14k fountain pen inscribed 

‘James Watts, June 11th 1930, 

J.F.B.H’ by Mabie Todd & Co. 

New York; a Parker Duofold 

fountain pen in bakelite case; a 

quantity of ‘Greenway House’ 

writing paper, a small bottle 

of Windsor & Newtons Indian 

ink and a small leather bound 

address book, all from Greenway 

House 

£500 - 800 

Lot 38 

A mid 19th century 

tortoiseshell veneered 

pedestal work table, with 

octagonal ‘box’ top, 48cm high 

34cm diameter 

Lot 39 

£250 - 350 


and ebonised wood pedestal 

games table, with shaped 

circular top inlaid with a mother 

of pearl chessboard, on gilt 

decorated stem with platform 

base, 57cm high 52cm diameter 

Lot 40 

£150 - 200 


pedestal table, with gilt foliate 

decoration on a black ground, 

the shaped rectangular top inset 

with a floral woolwork panel, on 

a hexagonal baluster stem to 

a triangular platform with fluted 

feet, 64cm high 62cm wide 

Lot 41 

£150 - 200 

A metal mounted canvas and 

wood bound cabin trunk, 

bearing labels relating to ‘Mrs 

Mallowan’, 84cm wide 

Lot 42 

£200 - 300 

A Victorian Tunbridgeware 

desk thermometer, of obelisk 

form with ‘tumbling cube’ 

decoration, 19cm high (a.f.), two 

stamp boxes, a vesta box and 

three other items (6) 

Lot 43 

£200 - 300 

A Japanese terracotta figure of 

a kneeling and shouting man, 

26cm high 

£100 - 150 

Lot 44 

A Tibetan gilt copper alloy 

figure of Amitayus, 16th/17th 

century, on a double lotus 

throne, 14cm high 

Lot 45 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A leather suitcase, the leather 

suitcase fitted with silver 

mounted cut glass bottles and 

two brushes, the monogrammed 

mounts London 1904, the case 

initialled ‘I.F.H.’, 56cm wide; 

a similar canvas and leather 

trimmed suitcase, initialled 

‘A.H.H.’, the mounts London 

1913, 62cm and a 1950’s fitted 

picnic case (3) 

Lot 46 

£100 - 150 

A Victorian tortoiseshell and 

mother of pearl inkstand, with 

a pair of glass inkwells and 

covers, 21cm wide 

Lot 47 

£150 - 200 

A Victorian pewter two 

handled presentation mug 

‘Exeter College Regatta, 1880’ 

and an R.A.C. chromed badge 

Lot 48 

£50 - 80 

° Christie, Agatha - Why 

Didn’t They Ask Evans?, 

1st edition, 8vo, cloth,, 

(presentation inscription on front 

free endpaper ‘with love from / 

Agatha’). Greenway House copy, 


London, 1934 

£1,200 - 1,600 

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Lot 49 

° Christie, Agatha - Hickory 

Dickory Dock, 1st edition, 

8vo, cloth, dust wrapper, 

(presentation inscription on front 

free endpaper ‘For James / with 

love from / Agatha / Oct.1955’). 

This seems likely to be an 

inscription either to the author’s 

brother-in-law or nephew, both 

named James Watts. Greenway 

House copy, W. Collins for The 

Crime Club, London 1955 

Lot 50 

£1,000 - 1,500 

° Christie, Agatha - Death 

In The Clouds, 1st edition, 

8vo, cloth (front free endpaper 

signed ‘Love from / Ange’). The 

indistinct signature appears to 

be ‘Punkie’ which was Agatha 

Christie’s nickname for her elder 

sister, Madge. Greenway House 

copy, W. Collins for The Crime 

Club, London, 1935 

Lot 51 

£600 - 900 

° Raspe, Rudolph Erich - 

The Travels and Surprising 

Adventures of Baron 

Munchausen, illustrated with 

10 coloured plates by Alfred 

Crowquill, London 1859, octavo, 

cloth gilt 

Lot 52 

£40 - 60 

A 19th century rosewood 

and Tunbridgeware box, of 

square form, the hinged lid with 

‘tumbling cube’ design within a 

Berlin work border, 15.5cm 

Lot 53 

£100 - 150 

A 19th century rosewood 

and Tunbridgeware dressing 

table stand, fitted with a pair of 

cut glass scent bottles, having 

hinged lid enclosing a removable 

tray, decorated with bands of 

geometric and Berlinwork inlay, 

on bun feet, 22cm wide (a.f.) 

£200 - 300 

Lot 54 

° Christie, Agatha - Ten Little 

Niggers, 1st edition, cloth with 

facsimile d/j, repair to front inner 

hinge, The Crime Club, London, 

1939 

Lot 55 

£300 - 500 

° Christie, Agatha - A Murder is 

Announced, 1st edition, cloth, 

in unclipped d/j, The Crime Club, 

London, 1950 

Lot 56 

£200 - 300 

° Christie, Agatha - They do it 

with Mirrors, 1st edition, cloth, 

with clipped d/j, The Crime Club, 

London, 1952 

Lot 57 

£100 - 150 

° Christie, Agatha - Two 

works - After the Funeral, 1st 

edition, cloth, in clipped d/j 

The Crime Club, London, 1953 

and Destination Unknown, 1st 

edition, cloth, in unclipped d/j, 


(2) 

Lot 58 

£150 - 200 

° Christie, Agatha - Two works 

- Hickory Dickory Dock, 1st 

edition, cloth, in unclipped 

d/j, The Crime Club, London, 

1956 and Dead Mans Folly, 1st 

edition, cloth, in unclipped d/j, 

presentation inscription to front 

fly leaf, The Crime Club, London, 

1956 (2) 

Lot 59 

£150 - 200 

° Christie, Agatha - Three 

works - The Pale Horse, 1st 

edition, cloth, in clipped d/j, with 

presentation inscription to front 

fly leaf, The Crime Club, London, 

1961; The Mirror Crack’d from 

Side to Side, cloth, in unclipped 

d/j, The Book Club, London, 

1962 and At Bertram’s Hotel, 

cloth, in unclipped d/j, The Book 

Club, London, 1965 

Lot 60 

£150 - 200 

° Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir 

- Autograph letter, 1 p, 8vo, 

from Undershaw, Hindhead, 

Haslemere, dated 24.XI.1902, 

to an unknown recipient, - ‘’Dear 

Sir, Very many thanks for your 

kind thought of me and the 

excellent razor strap you and 

your son have been so good 

as to send. I have no doubt but 

that it’s use will materially add to 

the comfort of existence. Yours 

faithfully, Arthur Conan Doyle’’, 

together with 2 printed copies 

of his last will and testament 

(undated) (3) 

Lot 61 

£300 - 500 

° Christie, Agatha - The 

Listerdale Mystery, 1st 

edition, front fly leaf inscribed 

‘’To C.T [Dr. Reginald Campbell 

Thompson, Oxford professor of 

Assyriology (1876-1941] from 

Agatha Christie, 8vo, cloth, spine 

sunned, back board mildewed, 

Collins, London, 1934 

Lot 62 

£400 - 600 

° Christie, Agatha - The A.B.C 

Murders, 1st edition, front fly 

leaf inscribed [to Dr. Reginald 

Campbell Thompson, Oxford 

Professor of Assyriology (1878- 

1941] - ‘’Once again a tale is 

submitted to a critic who’s most 

fitted to exclaim ‘’This seems 

to me just as plain as A.B.C’’, 

A.C.’’, 8vo, cloth, spine sunned 

and bumped, The Crime Club, 

London, 1936 

£800 - 1,200 

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59 60 61 

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Lot 63 

° Agatha Christie’s personal 

dictionary - Chamber’s 

Etymological Dictionary of the 

English Language, signed on 

the title page ‘’Clarissa Miller’’, 

8vo, almost disbound, ragged 

tapestry covered boards, London 

and Edinburgh, 1869 

Lot 64 

£200 - 300 

° Christie, Agatha - 4 works 

- The Adventures of the 

Christmas Pudding and a 

Selection of Entrées, 1st 

edition, front fly leaf inscribed 

‘’To Phyl, Christmas 1960’’, See 

online for the full listing (7) 

Lot 65 

£150 - 200 

° Agatha Christie (1890- 

1976) - A valentine, inscribed 

‘’To C.T [Dr Reginald 

Campbell Thompson, (1876- 

1941), Oxford professor 

of Assyriology] - from One 

who fondly loves but dare not 

speak‘’ above verse - ‘’Shall 

I compare thee to an autumn 

day? ...No Hittie script am I! 

A widow (grass!). I now avow 

my sentiments and say! Oh! 

Chide me not - nor say that I 

am brazen. ‘Tis leap year and 

today’s the one occasion to show 

I can be risqué just as well as 

any rival from Basheiqa’s tell. 

Go, little sonnet, to his heart 

from mine and beg the beg to 

be MY VALENTINE’’. 4to sheet, 

adorned with a Cupid and love 

hearts, in watercolour. In the 

recipient’s hand, with an ink 

inscription at the page head - 

‘’Valentine sent me in 1932 by? 

at the instance of Agatha, and 

supposed to have come from 

Bahshika’’, together with three 

letters supporting the attribution 

and provenance, from the 

recipients son, J. C. Thompson, 

O.B.E; VRD; MA, which includes 

transcripts of two verses written 

by his father concerning Agatha. 

£500 - 800 

Lot 66 

° Doyle, Arthur Conan, 

Sir (1859-1930) a printed 

photograph, by Elliott and 

Fry, 55, Baker Street, London, 

signed on the mount, 14 x 9cm 

Lot 67 

£400 - 600 

° Christie, Agatha - Twenty one 

works - The Pale Horse, 1st 

edition, cloth, in clipped d/j, The 

Crime Club, London, 1961; See 

online for the full listing (21) 

Lot 68 

£150 - 200 

° Farnhill, Kenneth, for Agatha 

Christie crime novels original 

dust-jacket artwork for, They 

do it with Mirrors, signed lower 

right, c. 1952; Hickory Dickory 

Dock, signed lower left; Cat 

Among the Pigeons, c.1959 and 

The Mirror Crack’d from Side to 

Side, c.1962, all acrylics on artist 

board, all 19.5 x 15.5cms. (4) 

Lot 69 

£200 - 300 

° Farnhill, Kenneth, for 

Agatha Christie crime novels 

- original dust-jacket artwork for, 

Ordeal by Innocence, c.1958; 

The Pale Horse, c. 1961; The 

Clocks, c.1963 and 4.50 From 

Paddington, c.1957, all acrylics 

on artist board, all 19.5 x 

15.54cms. (4) 

Lot 70 

£200 - 300 

° Farnhill, Kenneth, for Agatha 

Christie crime novels - - 

original dust-jacket artwork, for, 

Dead Man’s Folly, c.1956; The 

Seven Dials Mystery, c.1968; A 

Caribbean Mystery, (2 versions), 

c.1964; After the Funeral, c.1952; 

and a selection of Entrées 

(unadopted), c.1960; They Came 

to Baghdad (unadopted), c. 1952 

and, by Bruce Roberts - A Pocket 

Full of Rye, dated 22nd May, 

1953 (7) 

£300 - 500 

Lot 71 

° Christie, Agatha - 3 signed 

typescript letters, all 8vo, from 

Winterbrook House, to a Mr. 

Smith, dated 9th February, 1968 

- ‘’Thank you for your very nice 

letter which Hughes Massie have 

forwarded to me……about the 

first Miss Marple story. I cannot 

honestly remember which one 

did come first myself, but they 

have records of all that. Yours 

sincerely, Agatha Christie’’, 

another, dated 23rd February, 

1968 - includes, ‘’I should not 

worry about the Regatta Mystery; 

it is merely a book of short 

stories, most of which have been 

published in English short story 

stories. It is very confusing the 

way that the English short story 

books and the American short 

story books are what I can only 

describe as all mixed up. Yours 

sincerely, Agatha Christie’’ and, 

dated 26th June, 1969 - includes 

- ‘’As far as I can see, critics and 

blurb writers have a passion for 

revealing entire plots if they can 

possibly do so. Yours sincerely, 

Agatha Christie’’ (3) 

Lot 72 

£200 - 300 

° Christie, Agatha - The 

Sittaford Mystery, 1st edition, 

front fly leaf inscribed ‘’From 

Agatha Christie’’, 8vo, cloth, 

spine head and foot a little 

ragged, exterior joints scuffed, 


Lot 73 

£300 - 500 

° Christie, Agatha - Three 

works - At Bertram’s Hotel, (2 

copies) , cloth, each in unclipped 

d/j’s, jackets designed by Brian 

Russell, one with ownership 

inscription, The Crime Club, 

London, 1965 and Postern of 

Fate, cloth, in clipped d/j, The 

Crime Club, London, 1973 (3) 

£150 - 200 

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Lot 74 

° Christie, Agatha - 5 works - 

The Pale Horse, 1st edition, 

cloth, The Crime Club, London, 

1961; See online for the full 

listing (5) 

Lot 75 

£150 - 200 


- Elephants Can Remember, 

1st edition, cloth, in unclipped 

d/j, with bookplate to front fly 

leaf, The Crime Club, London, 

1972 and Sleeping Murder: Miss 

Marple’s Last Case, 1st edition, 

cloth, in unclipped d/j, Collins 


£100 - 150 

Lot 76 


- Elephants Can Remember, 

1st edition, cloth, in unclipped 

d/j, The Crime Club, London, 

1972 and Sleeping Murder: Miss 

Marple’s Last Case, 1st edition, 

in clipped d/j, presentation 

inscription to front fly leaf, Collins 


Lot 77 

£100 - 150 

° Christie, Agatha -Two works - 

Elephants Can Remember, 1st 

edition, cloth, in clipped d/j, The 

Crime Club, London, 1972 and 

Sleeping Murder: Miss Marple’s 

Last Case, cloth, in unclipped 

d/j, Collins Crime Club, London, 

1976 (2) 

£100 - 150 

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Lot 78 

° Christie, Agatha - Six works 

- The Mirror Crack’d from Side 

to Side, 1st edition, See online 

for the full listing (6) 

£150 - 200 

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Lot 79 

° A Collection of deeds and 

documents relating chiefly 

to Kent, 1264-1654, from the 

collection of Thomas Godfrey 

Godfrey-Faussett (1829-1877) 

Thomas Godfrey Godfrey- 

Faussett (for whom see the 

Oxford Dictionary of National 

Biography), the son of the 

professor of divinity at Oxford, 

was a barrister who in 1866 

moved to Canterbury as auditor 

to the Dean and Chapter; in 1871 

he became District Registrar 

of the probate court in the city. 

Godfrey-Faussett was the 

great-grandson of the Kentish 

clergyman-antiquary Bryan 

Faussett (1720-1776), and it was 

to the study of the antiquities of 

the county that he devoted his 

leisure time. The 85 documents 

forming this collection can be 

divided into two groups – 36 

charters relating to Pluckley and 

Little Chart, mostly with intact 

seals, and ranging in date from 

1290 to 1469; and 49 charters 

and other documents relating 

to Kent (45), Essex (2) and 

London (2). The endorsements 

on both groups demonstrate 

that the entirety of the first and 

the majority of the second had 

formed part of the archive of the 

Dering family of Surrenden in 

Pluckley. The charters in the first 

group have place-names and 

personal names underlined in 

red ink, and are endorsed with 

a numerical reference in violet 

ink characteristic of the Dering 

sale at Puttick and Simpson 

on 13 July 1865; in that they 

closely resemble Dering charters 

at Kent Archives, U350 and 

U1823. Many of the deeds and 

documents in the second group 

must also have originated in 

the Dering archive – many have 

endorsements in the hands 

of Sir Edward Dering (1598- 

1644), antiquary and religious 

controversialist (see ODNB), 

relating both to the contents 

of the documents themselves 

but also to his antiquarian, 

religious and topographical 

research; in one case he has 

stitched together two unrelated 

documents to serve as a 

medium for a pedigree of the 

descendants of John Johnson 

of the Isle of Thanet. The 

collection has many highlights, 

the first of which must be the 

rare opportunity to acquire ten 

intact lots, amounting to 36 

medieval charters, from the 

renowned Surrenden Dering 

archive. The second group 

includes two counterpart leases 

by Thomas Chillenden, prior of 

Christ Church Canterbury, one 

of two tenements with solars 

attached on the west side of 

the great gate of the prior and 

convent in the parish of St 

Bartholomew, London, 1406. 

There are five original wills with 

notes of probate endorsed, 

1416-1471, one of which was 

granted by peculiar jurisdiction 

of Wingham College in 1450 

and bears a fine impression of 

its seal, which is also appended 

to a lease by the provost 

(archbishop Thomas Cranmer’s 

younger brother Edmund) and 

canons of Wingham of a farm in 

Wingham, 1542. An inventory 

of the goods of Robert Jull of 

Denton, appraised at £39 17s 1d 

on 13 April 1585, is also included 

in the collection. No manorial 

documents are included in the 

collection; a complete list of all 

85 documents is available in our 

online listing. 

Gorringe’s are grateful to 

Christopher Whittick, former 

senior curator at the Sussex 

Record Office, for his valuable 

research and description of this 

important early archive 

£25,000 - 35,000 

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Lot 80 

° From the Dering Surrenden 

collection - A commission 

appointing Samuel Tavenour 

as governor of Deal Castle, 

1654, bears the sign manual 

of Oliver Cromwell as 

Lord Protector – Oliver P. 

Commission of Samuel 

Tavenour as governor of Deal 

Castle and of the forces of and 

within the same; sign manual 

of Oliver Cromwell – Oliver 

P[rotector] Endorsed: J B Torson 

15/2/62 Y 10 Feb 1654 

Lot 81 

£2,000 - 3,000 

An Autograph album dated 

1962 with a single signed page 

with The Beatles 10 x 13.5cm. 

Lot 82 

£2,000 - 2,500 

A Native American Plains 

Indian glass beadwork hide 

waistcoat, probably Iroquois 

Lot 83 

£300 - 500 

A embroidered panel, 

decorated with a couple 

accompanied by a child, in 

woodland setting before a 

distant town, in a later giltbordered 

ebonised frame, 

Northern Europe, 17th century 

27 x 31cm 

Lot 84 

£400 - 600 

A bottle of Napoleon Grand 

Champagne Cognac, lacks 

label 

Lot 85 

£200 - 300 

A bottle of Napoleon Grand 

Champagne Cognac, lacks 

label 

£200 - 300 

80 

Lot 86 

Five bottles of Chateau 

d’Yquem Lur-Saluces 1956, 

bottled by Calvet 

Lot 87 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Two bottles of Chateau 

d’Yquem Lur-Saluces 1963 

Lot 88 

£400 - 600 

Three bottle of Chateau 

d’Yquem Lur-Saluces 1946, 

1957 and 1962 

Lot 89 

£600 - 800 

A 19th century sailor’s 

shellwork Valentine in bi-fold 

octagonal case, with heart motif 

to one side and ‘Love Me Ever’ 

the other, each 23 x 22.5cm 

Lot 90 

£400 - 600 

A rare enamelled gilt metal 

Charles I memorial portrait 

locket, 17th century, of oval 

form, with black enamelling to 

the exterior, the interior with 

portrait of the Monarch and white 

enamelling to the lid decorated 

with an eye and dated Jan 30 

1649 inscribed ‘quis temperer 

lachrymis’, overall 2.5 x 1.5cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 91 

A late 18th century 

tortoiseshell poudre d’écaille 

box, the cover inset with two 

portraits of young ladies, 

below a monogram ‘JC’ with 

coronet, mounted in gilt metal 

8cm diameter 

Lot 92 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A late 18th century 

tortoiseshell boîte-à-miniature, 

the cover decorated with an 

inset portrait miniature of a 

young lady, mounted with 

pierced yellow metal borders 

7.5cm diameter 

Lot 93 

£1,800 - 2,200 

A German or Swiss gold, 

enamel and ivory brise fan, 

19th century, possibly made 

for the Ottoman market, the 

gold guards finely enamelled 

with laurel leaves and berries in 

blue and white enamel, within 

key work orders, the ivory sticks 

intricately pierced with scrolling 

foliage and palmettes, 17.3 cm 

closed, slight losses to sticks, 

needs rethreading 

£800 - 1,200

90 

93 

91 

92 

81 

82 

88 

84 

86 

89 

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Lot 94 

A 19th century Swiss gold 

mounted tortoiseshell snuff 

box, the lid inset with a gouache 

miniature of a lady within a 

landscape, 9 x 6cm depth 2.5cm 

Lot 95 

£500 - 700 

Pietro Paoletti (Italian 1801- 

1847). A set of three leather 

bound volumes of Antique 

plaster gems, each double 

sided case modelled as a 

binding with tooled gilt spine and 

marbled boards, opening to each 

side to show an arrangement 

of plaster gems with hand 

annotated descriptions on the 

inside of the boards, 34 x 24cm 

depth 5cm 

Lot 96 

£600 - 800 

A good cased pair of 

percussion pistols, by E 

& W Bond, London, with 

Arundel and Bramber 

Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry 

presentation inscription dated 

1839, the 9in. browned twist 

octagonal barrels engraved ‘45 

CORNHILL LONDON’, scrollengraved 

flush-fitting casehardened 

locks signed ‘E & W 

BOND’, with silver flush fitting 

plate engraved ‘Given by the 

Officers to the best Marksman 

in the Arundel and Bramber 

Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry 

June 9th 1839’, 38cm long, 

in original lined and fitted oak 

case with E & W Bond retailer’s 

label and accessories. The 

Sussex Yeomanry Cavalry was 

reformed as a regiment in 1831 

because a wave of civil unrest 

across Britain from 1830. On 

the 18th May of that year The 

Arundel and Bramber Yeomanry 

Cavalry, formed of two troops, 

established its HQ at Arundel. 

The Sussex Weekly Advertiser 

of 3 June 1839 reported that the 

Arundel and Bramber troop were 

to undergo eight days’ training, 

beginning on Thursday 6 June; 

the following week’s issue does 

not report the event, but it seems 

certain that the pistols in this lot 

were presented to the troop’s 

best marksman on its opening 

day. The Yeomanry Cavalry was 

disbanded in 1848. Pistol length 

38cm, hammers damaged 

Lot 97 

£5,000 - 7,000 

An Arnold Dolmetsch of 

Haslemere clavichord, with 

boxwood and ebony strung 

satinwood banding, and ebony 

keys, 5 octaves, number 1172, 

width 128cm depth 44cm height 

76cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 98 

A 48-key C. Wheatstone 

English model rosewood 

concertina, with twenty four 

buttons to each side, original 

label and numbered 1638, 

diameter 18cm, housed in the 

original rosewood case 

Lot 99 

£300 - 500 

A Dorothy Wilding black and 

white photograph of the Queen 

Mother, signed and dated in 

the margin 1954, in the original 

embossed leather frame, overall 

width 17.5cm height 25cm 

Lot 100 

£300 - 500 

A signed black and white 

photograph of Winston 

Churchill by Vivienne, showing 

him in 1951 seated and looking 

sternly into the camera, signed 

on the mount, in later ebonised 

frame, overall 19 x 14cm 

£600 - 800

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97 

95 

98 

100 101 99 

Lot 101 

A large signed photograph 

of the Duke and Duchess of 

York, Albert and Elizabeth, 

by Speaight and dated 1930, 

with a letter from the Duke of 

York’s Office dated November 

21st 1930 to a Mrs Oxley of 

Eastbourne, stating their desire 

to send the autographed picture 

for the soldiers and sailors home, 

35 x 28cm, overall 52 x 42cm 

£600 - 800 

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Lot 102 

A Louis Vuitton brass mounted 

leather bound suitcase, 

number 77612, 76 x 46cm depth 

22cm 

Lot 103 

£800 - 1,200 

A late 19th / early 20th century 

Italian white marble carving 

of a girl with raised hands, 

unsigned, on green marble 

socle, height 51cm 

Lot 104 

£800 - 1,200 

Sokari Douglas Camp 

(Nigerian b.1958). A welded 

metal cockerel, height 29.5cm 

length 31cm 

Lot 105 

£600 - 800 

An Italian carved white marble 

bust of a faun, with ivy leaf 

wreath in his hair, on marble 

plinth, width 28cm height 41cm 

Lot 106 

£500 - 800 

A 19th century Spanish Rafael 

Contreras plaster, alabaster 

and bisque twin arched 

facade, based on the Alhambra 

29 x 21 cm plus frame 

£800 - 1,200 

103 

Lot 107 

A 19th century Spanish Rafael 

Contreras plaster, alabaster 

and bisque twin arched facade 

based on the Alhambra 37 x 

24cm 

Lot 108 

£800 - 1,200 

A Louis XIV kingwood and 

ormolu mounted strong box, 

c.1700, applied with elaborate 

scroll work strap hinges and side 

carrying handles, the interior 

with two slots for coins and 

banknotes above a fall front 

enclosing a single base drawer, 

28.5 cm wide excluding handles, 

clasp broken 

Lot 109 

£300 - 500 

A Jaques & Son Ltd, London 

4 in. club size Staunton 

boxwood and ebony chess 

set. with original baize lined box 

with label 

Lot 110 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A pair of 19th century French 

ormolu five light candelabra 

modelled as lilies, on rouge 

marble socles, width 45cm 

height 85cm 

£500 - 700 

105 

Lot 111 

A pair of Regency ormolu 

and cut glass two branch 

candelabra, each surmounted 

by a pair of ormolu candle arms 

suspended with prismatic cut 

drops, 33cm high 

Lot 112 

£400 - 600 

A pair of Louis XVI style 

ormolu mounted bleu du roi 

porcelain table lamps, with 

floral swag decoration, width 

23cm height 40cm 

Lot 113 

£400 - 600 

A small Roman bronze figure 

of Neptune standing with his 

foot upon a dolphin, on green 

marble socle, overall height 

21cm 

Lot 114 

£400 - 600 

A Victorian enamel and gilt 

metal pedestal cup and 

cover in the Renaissance 

style, Elkington & Co, circa 

1880, inset with polished 

cabochons and decorated with 

putti, nudes and masks, the 

underside with applied stamped 

badge ‘Elkington, Department 

of Science & Art, VR’, and 

numbered below 1366 24cm 

high, 14.5cm diameter. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

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110 

111 

112 

102 

113 

104 

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115 

Lot 115 

Vincenzo Gemito (Italian 

1852-1929): ‘L’Acquaiolo’ (The 

Water Carrier), a bronze figural 

sculpture, foundry mark, height 

52cm 

Lot 116 

£600 - 800 

Raoul Francois Larche 

(French, 1860 - 1912). A set 

of three ormolu groups of 

children pushing and pulling 

large wicker baskets, formed 

as a near pair with rectangular 

baskets and a single with oval 

basket, signed in the bronze, 

Siot Foundry marks, largest 

length 45cm height 17cm 

£3,000 - 4,000 

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Lot 117 

H. Gladenbeck and Son. 

A bronze figure of a boy 

catching a fish, on naturalistic 

rock base, signed and dated 

Berlin 1886, with Gedossen v. H 

Gladenbeck & Sohn 1886 stamp, 

height 45cm 

Lot 118 

117 

£600 - 800 

Raoul Francois Larche (1860 

- 1912). An ormolu head of a 

boy king, modelled wearing a 

crown, signed in the bronze and 

stamped B308, on marble plinth, 

16.5cm high overall 

£200 - 300 

Lot 119 

Raoul Larche (1860-1912). A 

bronze group of two fauns 

upon a riverbank looking at 

their reflection, signed in the 

bronze with Siot-Decauville 

foundry mark, on green onyx 

plinth, height 57cm 

Lot 120 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Ferdinand Victor Blundstone 

(1882-1951). An early 20th 

century bronze group of a 

woman and nymph feeding 

a doe, on integral base, width 

60cm depth 26cm height 87cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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119 

120 

Lot 121 

Giovanni Varlese (Italian, 1888- 

1922). A bronze figure of a 

fisherboy standing holding a 

fish to his chest, signed in the 

bronze, height 72cm 

Lot 122 

£600 - 800 

Vincenzo Gemito (Italian 1852- 

1929), a pair of bronze figures 

of youths, signed in the bronze 

Height 24cm. 

£300 - 500 

Lot 123 

After Joan Clarà (1875 - 1958). 

A pair of bronze models of 

girls playing on chairs, signed 

in the bronze, and numbered 

43/1628, height 15.5cm 

Lot 124 

122 

£300 - 500 

Frederic Remington (1861- 

1909). ‘Bronco Buster’; a 

recast bronze group of a 

cowboy upon a bucking 

bronco, on naturalistic plinth, 

bearing signature and numbered 

12/100, width 48cm height 58cm 

£500 - 700 

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118 

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128 

127 

125 

Lot 125 

After Edgar Brandt. A gilt cast 

iron group of two entwined 

snakes, raised upon a marble 

plinth width 66cm height 121cm 

Lot 126 

£2,500 - 3,000 

After Raoul Larche (1860- 

1912). A bronze ‘Loie Fuller’ 

table lamp, the dancer with 

raised arms, wearing a flowing 

gown extending around her feet 

to form the base and billowing up 

around her head, signed to the 

base, height 43cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 127 

A Kashan inscribed copper 

lustre pottery bowl, Persia, 

13th century, the interior with 

central lattice medallion within 

a band of palmettes and an 

inscription, the exterior with 

a repeating design of circles 

and dots, unglazed foot. 

Provenance- the Sir Eldred 

Hitchcock K.C.M.G. (1887-1959) 

collection, thence by direct 

family descent. His collection 

was published in 1956 in Islamic 

Pottery: From the ninth to the 

fourteenth centuries A.D. in 

the collection of Sir Eldred 

Hitchcock. 16.5cm diameter 

£800 - 1,200 

126 

Lot 128 

A Thai bronze crowned head 

of Buddha, 16th/17th century, 

cf. a similar head of Buddha in 

the British Museum accession 

No. 1949,0413.1 18cm high, 

excluding modern wood stand, 

ears lacking 

£200 - 300 

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Decorative Arts, 

Ceramics & Glass 

Lots 129 - 179 

144 

33

133 

Lot 129 

An unusual Arts & Crafts 

experimental pottery bowl, 

dated 1914, in de Morgan 

style, decorated with an 

interlaced serpent design amid 

flowers and foliage to the interior 

and exterior, the base inscribed 

‘TG, underglaze, March 1914’ 

and numbered ‘4 to 1, 1 to 1 

, 1/2 to 1’ (presumably ratios 

of pigments in the underglaze 

colours), 37cm diameter 

Lot 130 

£400 - 600 

A Bohemian ruby overlaid 

glass punch bowl, early 

20th century, manner of Otto 

Prutscher, with geometric 

diamond faceted bands above 

shaped clear facets, 28.5cm 

diameter 

Lot 131 

£400 - 600 

Demetri Chiparus. A gilt 

bronze model ‘Chien Policier’, 

on green marble plinth, with title 

plaque, height 40cm width 46cm 

£600 - 800 

134 

Lot 132 

A pair of Minton pink 

ground square boxes and 

covers, c.1870, attributed to 

Christopher Dresser, each 

decorated with a butterfly 

and scrolling foliage, on a 

pink ground, impressed mark 

MINTON and indistinct date 

code, 12cm wide 

Lot 133 

£300 - 400 

An unusually large WMF Art 

Nouveau silvered pewter vase, 

modelled as a water nymph and 

child amongst aquatic plants and 

rushes, manufactured by A.K. & 

Cie height 57cm 

Lot 134 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A pair of very large WMF Art 

Nouveau silvered pewter 

vases, modelled with water 

nymphs and children amongst 

aquatic plants and rushes, 

manufactured by A.K. & Cie 

height 61cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 135 

A rare Loetz Melusin green 

glass bowl, of compressed 

globular form with steel grey 

trailing to the glass, 12.5cm wide 

Lot 136 

£600 - 800 

A Gallé yellow faience model 

of a seated smiling cat, 

c.1885, with applied glass 

eyes, decorated in blue with 

heart and teardrop motifs on a 

yellow ground, Gallé Reinemer 

mark with the cross of Lorraine 

between G and R to his rear left 

foot, 33cm high, small faults 

Lot 137 

£200 - 300 

An Art Deco bronze figure of 

a dancer, signed Morante on 

marble plinth, width 40cm. height 

25cm. 

Lot 138 

£500 - 800 

A Clarice Cliff Delecia Poppy 

jug, black printed marks, 29.5cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

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138 

139 

137 

131 

Lot 139 

Helen Koenig Scavini for 

Lenci, an earthenware figure 

‘La Studentessa’, c.1930, 

inscribed in black ‘Lenci Torino 

4 (XII) MADE IN ITALY’, 37cm 

high, tiny blemishes to glaze 

£1,000 - 1,500 

129 

132 

130 

135 

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36 

144 

Lot 140 

A R. Lalique Oursins 

opalescent glass plate, etched 

mark R. LALIQUE FRANCE, 

28cm 

Lot 141 

£200 - 300 

A pair of unusual Art Deco 

electroplated and cloisonné 

enamel panelled boxes and 

covers, decorated with figures 

holding rackets or bats, 14 x 


Lot 142 

£300 - 500 

A Lalique Coq Nain glass 

paperweight, post war, 

engraved mark Lalique France, 

20.2cm high 

Lot 143 

£300 - 500 

§ Dame Lucie Rie (1902-1995), 

a stoneware conical vase, 

covered in a cream glaze, the 

flared neck with manganese 

glaze, impressed mark, 18.5cm 

high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 144 

Pablo Picasso (Spanish 1881- 

1973) for Madoura pottery, 

a Corrida aux Personnages 

charger (A.R.104), designed 

1950, the rare reverse painted 

with a faun holding a branch, 

signed and inscribed ‘Picasso, 

1st Septembre 1951’, from an 

edition of 50, stamped ‘Madoura 

Plein Feu / Empreinte Originale 

de Picasso’ to the reverse, with 

letter of Authentication from Alain 

Ramié of the Madoura pottery, 

dated 25th November 1996. 

38.7cm diameter 

Lot 145 

£10,000 - 15,000 

Pablo Picasso (Spanish 1881- 

1973) for Madoura pottery, 

Danseurs [A.R. 388] plaque, 

1956, white earthenware plaque 

with black and white glaze, 

from an edition of 500, stamped 

‘Madoura Plein Feu / Empreinte 

Originale de Picasso’ to the 

reverse, 18.5cm wide 

Lot 146 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A pair of Sevres bleu celeste 

ecuelles and covers, c.1757– 

60, each painted with cherubs 

and floral bouquets on a possibly 

later turquoise ground,15 cm, 

£200 - 300 

Lot 147 

A pair of Delft polychrome 

multiple tulip vases, 

Lambertus van Eenhoorn, De 

Metaale Pot factory, c.1700- 

1720, painted with peacocks 

amid rockwork and flowers, 

applied with wyvern shaped 

handles, marks ‘VE H’, 30cm 

high, 32cm wide 

Lot 148 

£600 - 800 

A Delft butter tub, cover and 

stand, Hendrik van Hoorn 

manufactory, second half 18th 

century, each piece painted in 

Kakiemon palette with a Galleon 

ship at sea, within flower and 

lappeted borders on a dotted 

ground, 18cm wide. 

Lot 149 

£200 - 300 

A Sevres porcelain part tea 

service, c.1772-3, each piece 

painted with flower festoons 

within puce and pink enamel 

tram lines, comprising 12 tea 

cups, 8 saucers, a teapot and 

cover, 16.5 cm high, a cream 

jug, a lidded sucrier and a slops 

bowl, enamelled interlaced Ls, 

decorators marks V Y, interlaced 

SS and possibly Thevenet pere. 

£1,800 - 2,200

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145 

142 

147 

146 

149 

148 

140 

141 

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152 

164 

Lot 150 

A Tournai porcelain plate, 

c.1760, painted to a central 

cartouche with two figures in 

a river landscape, a castle 

beyond, the dull pink enamelled 

gadrooned diaper borders with 

four panels of floral sprays, 

unmarked cf. a similar Tournai 

plate in the British Museum 

accession No. Franks.318, 23cm 

diameter 

Lot 151 

£700 - 1,000 

A Meissen group of a seated 

lady and two children, mid 

18th century modelled by 

Kändler, crossed swords mark, 

16cm high, restored 

Lot 152 

£200 - 300 

A Meissen figure of a 

Benedictine nun, c.1741, 

modelled by Kändler, standing 

praying, in the white except 

for her hands, face and shoes, 

indistinct mark, 24.5cm high, 

some restoration 

Lot 153 

£200 - 300 

A Meissen allegorical group, 

late 18th century, representing 

Earth, modelled as a nude 

maiden with fruit and flower 

filled cornucopia resting on her 

lap, accompanied by two putti 

digging and planting, 17cm high, 

restored 

£200 - 300 

Lot 154 

A pair of Sevres bottle coolers 

(seaux a bouteille) date 

code for 1764, painted with 

bouquets of flowers enclosed 

by a turquoise ground, ground 

perhaps later, 11cm high 

Lot 155 

£500 - 700 

Two Meissen figures, late 18th 

century, the first modelled as a 

cherub making hot chocolate, 

Marcolini period crossed swords 

and star mark, impressed 

‘C79’, restorations, the second 

a seated boy holding grapes, 

emblematic of autumn, crossed 

swords mark, 11cm and 12cm 

Lot 156 

£150 - 250 

A Meissen figure of Bacchus, 

modelled by F Meyer and 

a similar figure a classical 

maiden holding a wheatsheaf, 

both mid 18th century, both 

with crossed swords marks to 

the rear of the base, 14cm high, 

restorations (2) 

Lot 157 

£150 - 250 

A Meissen figure of a classical 

male seated on rock, mid 18th 

century, crossed swords mark 

to rear of base, 12cm high, some 

restoration 

£150 - 250 

Lot 158 

Two Meissen figures of Winter 

and a man holding a garland 

of flowers, mid 18th century, 

cross swords marks to the rear 

of the base, 11.5cm & 11cm. high 

Lot 159 

£200 - 300 

A Meissen group of 

Scaramouche and Columbine, 

a similar group of a Chinese 

mother and child and a figure 

of Harlequin, all 20th century, 

11 - 17.5cm high, Scaramouche 

group restored (3) 

Lot 160 

£200 - 300 

Two Meissen models of 

Harlequin, 20th century, both 

modelled after Kandler, the first 

with a hat in one hand and the 

other raised, impressed ‘64549’, 

the second holding a slapstick, 

impressed ‘64507’, both with 

crossed swords marks, 22.5 

and 19cm high, both with some 

restoration 

Lot 161 

£200 - 300 

Two Meissen models of 

Harlequin, early to late 20th 

century, both modelled after 

Kandler, the first sitting on a tree 

stump, impressed 3060/7239, 

the second as Harlequin 

surprised, incised ‘259’, both with 

crossed swords marks, 15 and 

16cm. 

£300 - 400

156 157 158 160 

161 

155 

159 

163 153 

Lot 162 

A pair of Meissen figures of a 

youth with a bird’s nest and 

a maiden holding a bird in a 

cage and a Meissen figure of a 

lady with a muff, 19th century, 

incised model numbers F68, 

F13 and D66, crossed swords 

marks 18.5 - 20.5cm high, some 

restoration and losses 

£300 - 400 

Lot 163 

A pair of Vienna style 

porcelain ecuelles, covers 

and stands, c.1900, each finely 

painted with figure scenes after 

Angelica Kaufmann, within 

multicoloured pastel and tooled 

gilt borders, underglaze blue 

shield marks, diameter 23.5cm 

£300 - 500 

154 

Lot 164 

162 

A Meissen group of flower 

pickers, 19th century, modelled 

as a seated lady playing a 

mandolin with a boy holding a 

flower garland and a gentleman 

with a hat full of flowers, on an 

oval base, incised mark D95, 

crossed swords mark, 26 cm 

high, losses to tree 

£300 - 500 

39

165 

Lot 165 

166 

A Russian porcelain figure of a 

glazier, Gardner Manufactory, 

Verbilki, c.1830, feint 

underglaze blue ‘G’, red enamel 

‘No.3/8, 18.5 cm high, restoration 

£1,000 - 1,500 

171 

Lot 166 

A Russian porcelain figure 

of a boot seller, Gardner 

Manufactory, Verbilki, c.1825, 

on a circular base, underglaze 

blue ‘G’ mark, black enamelled 

‘8’, 10.8cm high, restoration 

Lot 167 

£400 - 600 

A KPM Berlin porcelain 

plaque painted with the 

Queen of Prussia, Louise of 

Mecklenburg-Strelitz, late 19th 

century, a half length detail of 

the portrait by Gustav Richter, 

the reverse of the porcelain 

panel with impressed marks 

KPM with sceptre, J. 183 / 120, 

Plaque 18.5 cm x 12 cm, grubby 

image 

£800 - 1,000 

169 

Lot 168 

A KPM Berlin porcelain plaque 

painted with ‘The Chocolatier’ 

after Jean-Etienne Liotard, 

late 19th century, the reverse 

with impressed mark KPM with 

sceptre and II, Label for Henry 

Bucker, painter on China, 22 

Maurice Street, Dresden… 

Porcelain 23.2cm x 15.8cm, in a 

gilt frame 

Lot 169 

£400 - 600 

Five various Meissen figures 

of Harlequin, late 20th century, 

four models after J J Kandler, 

and ‘Der Jongleur’ figure 

designed by Peter Strang, model 

number 60460, c.1976, all with 

crossed swords marks 15.5 cm – 

26.5 cm 

£500 - 700 

Lot 170 

A set of four Meissen figures 

emblematic of the Elements, 

late 19th century, on scrollwork 

bases, crossed swords marks, 

incised model numbers C97, 

C98, C99 and C100, tallest 

12.5cm high, minor faults 

Lot 171 

£400 - 600 

A Meissen group of Cupid 

forging arrows and a similar 

group of two cherubs, late 

19th century, the group of 

Cupid polishing arrows incised 

model number E 26, incised line 

below the cross swords mark, 

the second group within sized 

number 2994, cross swords 

mark, 20 cm and 13cm high 

£200 - 300 

40

Lot 172 

A rare Vauxhall porcelain 

group of Hercules fighting 

the Nemean Lion, c.1758, 

painted in enamels, on a rococo 

scrollwork base in pink and 

green, cf. the same model in 

the Victoria and Albert Museum, 

London, accession no. C.1334- 

1924, 15.5cm high, old repairs 

Lot 173 

£150 - 250 

A rare Chelsea figure of a 

dancing peasant, c.1752- 

55, probably modelled by 

Joseph Willems, standing on 

a mound base applied with 

flowers, unmarked, copied 

from the Meissen original by 

J.J. Kaendler, for the Meissen 

original see Adams (1987), p. 

57. 15.5 cm high, discoloured 

restoration 

£300 - 500 

168 

167 

170 

172 

173 

41

174 

176 

177 

175 

Lot 174 

A rare Chelsea figure of 

a dancing girl, c.1752-55, 

probably modelled by Joseph 

Willems, standing and holding 

the pleats of her skirt, on a 

flower encrusted mound base, 

unmarked. cf. a similar figure 

in the Metropolitan Museum, 

New York, Accession Number: 

64.101.420. 16 cm high, 

discoloured restoration 

Lot 175 

£300 - 500 

A pair of Minton ‘Limoges 

enamel’ cabinet plates, 

attributed to Desire Leroy, 

c.1877, each finely painted 

with birds amid foliage in white 

enamel on a turquoise blue 

ground, indistinct impressed 

marks and painted pattern 

number G2617, 24cm diameter 

£500 - 700 

Lot 176 

A Rockingham porcelain figure 

of a beggar boy, c.1830 and 

a Bow porcelain figure of a 

boy holding flowers, c.1765, 

the former with impressed mark 

‘Rockingham Works Brameld’, 

incised ‘No. 36’, 12.4 and 

12.7cm high 

Lot 177 

£150 - 200 

A large English porcelain 

pedestal vase, c.1810, 

possibly Coalport, each side 

painted with a study of flowers in 

a basket or a vase on a ledge, 

applied with a pair of swan neckshaped 

handles with bell husk 

pendants, within gilt decorated 

borders, on a square pedestal 

base, 42cm high 

£300 - 500 

178 

179 

Lot 178 

A 19th century French 

millefiori glass magnum 

paperweight, possibly Clichy, 

with spaced concentric canes on 

a white ground, 9 cm diameter 

Lot 179 

£300 - 500 

An unusual 19th century 

rectangular millefiori glass 

paperweight, possibly 

Bacchus, 9.4cm 

£300 - 400 

42

Asian Works of 

Art 

Lots 180-291 

288 

43

185 

180 

182 

186 

181 

Lot 180 

A fine Japanese Satsuma 

pottery vase, signed Takezan, 

Meiji period, finely painted with 

boys in a garden scene with 

flowers, bamboo, ducks and a 

waterfall, gilt two character mark 

to the base. 31cm high 

Lot 181 

£600 - 800 

A Japanese Satsuma pottery 

cup and saucer, signed 

Seikozan, Meiji period, painted 

with flowers and foliage, four 

character seal mark to base, 

11cm diameter 

Lot 182 

£300 - 500 

A Japanese Ko Kutani style 

double gourd vase, Edo 

period, the porcelain probably 

17th/18th century, modelled 

as a ribbon tied gourd, painted 

and gilded (possibly later) with 

flowers, the neck with brocade 

design, 27cm high 

£200 - 300 

183 

Lot 183 

A Japanese lacquer fitted 

travelling trunk, 19th century, 

black and gilt decorated with 

figures in a river landscape, 

opening to reveal five lidded 

compartments, 55cm wide, H 

23cm. D 32cm. 

Lot 184 

£200 - 400 

Three Japanese boxwood 

netsuke, 19th century, the 

first in the form of a rat eating a 

seedpod, signature to base, the 

second of a seated man howling, 

mark to base and the last of a 

dancing man, engraved mark to 

his robes, 3.5–6.5 cm 

Lot 185 

£200 - 300 

An impressive Japanese 

bronze group of an oni 

attacking a Samurai on 

horseback, Meiji period, 

unsigned, on a shaped 

rectangular base with phoenixes 

amid clouds to the apron, on four 

beast headed scrolled feet, 58cm 

high 49.5cm wide 

£1,000 - 1,500 

184 

Lot 186 

A Japanese bronze lamp, 

Meiji period, modelled as two 

monkeys clambering up a shaft 

of bamboo, on a wood base 

carved as rockwork, 37cm high 

Lot 187 

£300 - 500 

Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797- 

1861) eight woodblock prints 

(yukiyo-e), from the series 

Faithful Samurai (Seichu 

gishi den), the story of the 47 

Ronin, comprising Sakagaki 

Genzo Masataka, Okano Ginemon 

Kanehide, Senzaki Yagoro 

Noriyasu, Yazama Jujiro Morooki, 

Takebayashi Sadashichi 

Takashige, Ushioda Masanojo, 

Takuda Magoyadu Shigemori, 

Mase Chudayu Masa-aki, each 

33 x 24cm, framed and glazed, 

staining 

£300 - 500 

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189 

188 

Lot 188 

A set of five Chinese Armorial 

meat plates, circa 1738, with 

painted central Ross Family 

Coat of Arms, with motto - 

‘Nobilis Est Ira Leonis’ within 

fine diaper and ribbon bands and 

finely enamelled floral borders, 

Reference - Howard E5. page 

243. This service believed to 

have been made for Captain 

Charles Ross M.P. (1721 - 

1745) who inherited Balnagown 

Castle from his uncle, became 

a Captain in 3rd Regiment of 

Foot Guards and elected M.P. 

for Ross-shire in 1741. He was 

killed in action at the Battle of 

Fontenoy in 1745 26 cm – 33 

cm, some cracks 

Lot 189 

190 

£1,200 - 1,800 

A Chinese carved blue and 

white dish, Yongzheng period, 

the centre painted with a flower 

medallion within flower carved 

borders painted with peony 

sprays, 39 cm diameter 

£300 - 500 

Lot 190 

A Chinese Jun style green and 

blue glazed dish, Shiwan kilns, 

18th/19th century, impressed 

four character mark to base, 

17cm diameter 

Lot 191 

£150 - 250 

A rare Chinese underglaze 

blue and copper red porcelain 

model of the ‘Vinegar Tasters’, 

Qing dynasty, modelled as the 

famous Song dynasty poets and 

scholars Su Dongpo (Su Shi) 

representing Confucianism and 

Huang Tingjian representing 

Taoism, standing each side of 

the monk Fo Yin representing 

Buddhism, 26.cm high 

Lot 192 

191 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese transitional wucai 

jar and cover, c.1650, with 

typical unglazed base, painted 

with pheasants amid flowers 

and rockwork, the cover with 

fish amid flowers and rockwork, 

36cm high, some damage 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 193 

187 

192 

A Chinese blue and white 

‘dragon’ moon flask, late 18th 

century, each side painted with 

confronting dragons amid scroll 

in foliage and leaves, within 

crosshatched and diaper orders, 

the shoulder applied with a pair 

of ruyi sceptre shaped handles, 

20cm high 

£300 - 400 

45

194 

204 

205 

195 

Lot 194 

A Chinese blue and white 

yen-yen vase, Kangxi period, 

painted with prunus blossom and 

Shou medallions, on a ‘cracked 

ice’ ground, 37cm high, small rim 

chips 

Lot 195 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A set of three Chinese blue 

and white ‘pheasant’ large 

plates, Kangxi period, each 

painted with pheasants amid 

rockwork and flowers, scrollwork 

and foliate borders, 28cm 

diameter, one repaired 

Lot 196 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese white glazed bowl, 

mid-Ming dynasty, 15th/16th 

century, underglaze blue seal 

mark to base, 14.5cm diameter 

£300 - 500 

Lot 197 

A Chinese oil spot glazed 

bubble cup, 7cm diameter 

Lot 198 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese amber glazed 

marbled pottery ear cup, 

possibly Tang/Liao dynasty, 

10.5cm 

Lot 199 

£600 - 800 

A Chinese Jizhou tortoiseshell 

glazed tea bowl, Song dynasty, 

12.3cm 

Lot 200 

£400 - 600 

A pair of Chinese famille rose 

dishes, early Qianlong period, 

each painted with a basket of 

peonies, within flower and cell 

borders, 22 cm diameter, one 

broken and repaired 

£200 - 300 

198 

Lot 201 

A pair of Chinese famille rose 

petal fluted tea bowls and 

saucers, Yongzheng period, 

each painted to the centre with 

a European subject of a cherub 

holding a flower, within multi 

coloured brocade panelled 

borders, saucer 10.5cm diameter 

Lot 202 

£300 - 400 

A large Chinese Longquan 

celadon jar, Guan, 14th 

century, of compressed ovoid 

form, the exterior carved with a 

band of alternating lotus flowers 

and leaves above a band of lotus 

petals, under a sea green glaze, 

the thick unglazed foot burnt 

orange around the edges, 30.5 

cm diameter, neck ground off 

£300 - 500 

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196 199 197 

200 

202 

Lot 203 

A Chinese Longquan celadon 

‘Gu Shi’ bowl, 15th century, 

the exterior incised with lines 

in imitation of chrysanthemum 

petals, the interior impressed 

‘Gu Shi’, surrounded by incised 

flower petals. Gu shi Cheng was 

a famous Longquan kiln operator 

from Dayao during the mid Ming 

period. Similar bowls and dishes 

bearing this mark were found in 

the Lena Shoal Cargo, however 

this bowl does not appear to 

have come from any shipwreck. 

13.8cm diameter, hairline crack 

£500 - 800 

Lot 204 

A Chinese enamelled 

porcelain ovoid jar, early 

Kangxi period, painted with 

ribbon-tied auspicious emblems. 

Provenance - Bonham’s Roger 

Keverne sale lot 756, 8 June 

2021 16cm high 

Lot 205 

201 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese famille verte 

jardiniere or fishbowl, late 19th 

century, painted with pheasants 

amid rockwork and peonies, 30.5 

cm high, 38 cm diameter 

£500 - 800 

Lot 206 

A pair of Chinese yellow 

ground ‘crane and lotus’ 

rouleau vases, Qianlong seal 

mark, early 20th century with 

carved and applied decoration, 

34.5 cm high 

203 

206 

£500 - 700 

47

207 

Lot 207 

A Chinese underglaze blue 

and copper red ‘dragon and 

phoenix’ vase, Daoguang 

period (1821-50), painted with a 

phoenix biting a sprig of lingzhi 

and a dragon chasing a flaming 

pearl amid clouds within borders 

of peonies and scrolling tendrils, 

36cm high, rim ground off 

Lot 208 

208 

£800 - 1,200 

A rare Chinese ruby ground 

medallion vase, Huairentang 

mark, early Republic period, 

finely painted to three oval 

medallions with two quails below 

chrysanthemums, two black 

birds amid Prunus and fungus 

and a Cockrell by rockwork and 

flowers, on a ruby pink ground, 

the base with ‘Huai ren tang 

zhi’ blue enamelled seal mark 

to base. Provenance - the 

vase has been in the owner’s 

family prior to 1985. See Gerald 

Davison, The new and revised 

handbook of marks on Chinese 

ceramics, 2010, number 3195 for 

a version of this mark. 24cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 209 

A large Chinese blanc-dechine 

figure of Guanyin, Boji 

Yuren mark, 19th century or 

later, holding a ruyi sceptre in 

her left hand and seated on a 

double Lotus throne, impressed 

Boji Yuren seal marks to her 

back, 36.5 cm high, back of head 

broken and re-glued 

Lot 210 

£500 - 800 

R L Hobson, Chinese pottery 

and porcelain, two volumes, 

published by Cassell and 

Company Ltd London, New 

York, Toronto and Melbourne 

1915, limited edition number 

463/1500 

Lot 211 

211 

£300 - 400 

A pair of large Chinese famille 

rose twin handled vases, mid 

19th century, each painted with 

figures in interiors within keywork 

borders decorated with birds, 

flowers, insects and objects, 60 

cm high, one vase broken and 

repaired 

£600 - 800 

Lot 212 

A Chinese famille rose ‘fruit 

sprig’ deep bowl, Qianlong 

mark but late 19th/early 20th 

century, painted with lychee, 

pomegranate and peach sprigs, 

13cm diameter 

Lot 213 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese blue crackle glazed 

double gourd flask, Qianlong 

seal mark, probably 19th 

century, applied with a pair of 

looped handles, 17cm high 

Lot 214 

£400 - 600 

A large Chinese ‘golden carp’ 

vase, 19th century, painted with 

golden carp on a powder blue 

ground, underglaze blue double 

circle to base, 46cm high, base 

drilled 

Lot 215 

214 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese lime green sgraffito 

ground double gourd vase, 

Qianlong mark but later, 

painted with lotus, other flowers 

and scrolling leaves, tendrils and 

trellis, on a sgraffito lime green 

ground, 40cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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210 212 

216 

213 

209 

215 

217 

Lot 216 

A good pair of Chinese famille 

rose ovoid jars and covers, 

19th century, each painted 

with three floral medallions 

on a ground of peony, prunus 

blossom, lotus and other floral 

sprays, with covers ensuite, 28.5 

cm high 

218 219 

£1,200 - 1,600 

Lot 218 

A Chinese blanc-de-chine 

seated figure of Guanyin, 

Dehua kilns, 19th/20th century, 

holding a ruyi sceptre in her left 

hand and leaning in Royal ease 

upon an armrest with her right 

elbow, to applied seal marks to 

the back, 21cm high 

£300 - 500 

Lot 220 

220 

A near pair of Chinese blancde-chine 

sleeve vases with 

stands and a similar slender 

vase, Dehua kilns, 18th 

century each relief decorated 

with blossoming prunus 

branches, two vases with birds, 

Tallest 26cm high, damage 

£600 - 800 

Lot 217 

Lot 219 

Lot 221 


group of Hua Mulan being led 

upon a camel, and a similar 

figure of Guanyin, Dehua kilns, 

both Republic period, Tallest 

31 cm 

£200 - 300 


figural joss stick holder and a 

similar brushpot, Dehua kilns, 

18th/19th century, 16cm high & 

11cm plus wood stand 

£200 - 300 

A pair of Chinese blanc-dechine 

Buddhist lion joss stick 

holders, Dehua kilns, Kangxi 

period, each figure seated and 

resting a paw on a ball, raised on 

rectangular plinths, 12.5 cm high, 

one damaged 

£150 - 250 

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226 

237 

233 

231 

Lot 222 

A Chinese blanc-de-chine jar, 

Dehua kilns, Kangxi period, 

of barrel seat form, 8cm high 

excluding wood cover and stand 

Lot 223 

£150 - 250 



Dehua kilns, 18th century, 

19cm high, losses to hand 

Lot 224 

£200 - 300 

A unusual Chinese blue and 

white pedestal bowl or basin, 

19th century, painted with 

scrolling foliage and bands of 

repeating characters, 34cm 

diameter, cracks 

Lot 225 

£300 - 500 



Dehua kilns, 19th/20th century, 

holding a ruyi sceptre in her left 

hand, impressed seal mark to 

back, 23cm high 

£500 - 800 

Lot 226 


inscribed censer, Dehua kilns, 

Kangxi period, applied with a 

pair of lion mask handles, with 

five character incised inscription 

to one side, 15 cm wide, later 

wood cover 

Lot 227 

£1,000 - 1,500 


reclining figure of a smiling 

Budai, Dehua kilns, Kangxi 

period, 15cm wide 

Lot 228 

£400 - 600 

A pair of Chinese blanc-dechine 

fluted bowls and a 

similar libation cup, Dehua 

kilns, 17th century, 6.5cm high 

& 7.5cm wood stands, damage 

Lot 229 

£100 - 200 


equestrian group of Guandi 

seated astride a horse, Dehua 

kilns, Kangxi period, 30cm high 

£500 - 700 

Lot 230 



Dehua kilns, 18th century, 

12cm high, Brocade covered 

stand 

Lot 231 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese export armorial 

forty two piece part tea 

service, late 18th century, 

decorated with the Haldane 

crest and motto ‘Suffer’ 

comprising 13cm mug, 12cm 

mug, three assorted bowls, two 

handled sugar bowl and cover, 

two jugs, bowl and cover, two 

stands, tea caddy, 11 coffee 

cups, 12 tea bowls and 7 

saucers 

Lot 232 

£1,000 - 2,000 

A pair of Chinese coconut 

bowls, 19th century, each 

carved in relief with the 

symbols of the eight Immortals 

interspersed with four ‘shou’ 

medallions, Approximately 12 cm 

diameter 

£300 - 400 

50

222 

223 

225 

229 

230 

224 

227 

235 

Lot 233 

A Chinese carved bamboo 

figure of a seated sage reading 

a book, a boy beside him, 

probably 19th century, 15cm 

high 

Lot 234 

£300 - 400 

A Chinese hongmu ‘dragon’ 

envelope card table, c.1910, 

the quartered folding top carved 

in high relief with dragons 

chasing a flaming pearl the 

opposing side with fruiting vines 

with gaming counter wells, above 

a fruiting vine, frieze fitted with 

four small drawers (one to each 

corner) on four faux bamboo 

carved legs, 55 cm Square, 78 

cm high, some splits 

£1,000 - 1,500 

236 

Lot 235 

A small Chinese huanghuali 

Kang table, late Qing dynasty, 

the rectangular panelled and 

framed top above a curved 

frieze, on four incurving square 

legs with scrolled feet, 93cm 

long, 45.5cm wide, 33.5cm high, 

Lot 236 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Two similar Chinese cinnabar 

lacquer dishes, Qianlong 

marks, late 19th century, the 

largest carved in relief with the 

seven sages of the bamboo 

grove, the second smaller 

example with four sages in a 

mountainous river landscape, 

both with petal lobed borders, 

carved seal marks to the base 

surrounded by fruit or Buddhist 

emblems respectively, 23.5cm & 

20.5 cm diameter 

£200 - 300 

Lot 237 

232 

234 

A Chinese hardwood stand, 

19th century, the circular dish 

top above a fretted frieze, on four 

scrolled legs united by a pierced 

platform base carved with ruyi 

heads, 21.5cm high 

£200 - 300 

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238 

245 

248 

247 

Lot 238 

A Chinese bamboo libation 

cup, late Qing dynasty, 

carved in relief with birds amid 

pomegranates and scrolling 

branches 11 cm wide, 8 cm high 

Lot 239 

£600 - 800 

A Chinese bamboo figure of 

Li Tieguai, 18th/19th century, 

balancing upon his iron crutch, 

with a gourd tied to his back, 

33cm high, base reshaped 

Lot 240 

£600 - 800 

A fine Chinese carved zitan 

‘lotus’ stand, Qing dynasty, 

carved in high relief and open 

work with Lotus leaves, flowers, 

buds and pods, 14.5cm long, 

small losses 

£150 - 250 

Lot 241 

A Chinese bamboo ‘Zhong Kui’ 

group, 19th century, the figure 

of Zhong Kui, the demon slayer, 

holding a fan with the smaller 

figures of demons attempting 

to steal his sword amid the 

rockwork beneath him, 34cm 

high 

Lot 242 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese bamboo model 

of a pavilion, 19th century, 

intricately carved with a scene 

of dignitaries and other figures 

inside and on the steps of a 

pavilion surrounded by rocks and 

trees, paper collection label to 

base, 37cm high 

Lot 243 

249 

£600 - 800 

A Chinese bamboo group of 

Liu Hai and his three legged 

toad, 19th century, Liu Hai 

holding aloft strings of cash 

whilst riding upon the toad, 22cm 

high, splits and staining 

£300 - 500 

Lot 244 

A Chinese lacquer cased 

sandalwood and lacquer fan, 

19th century, the sticks and 

guards carved with figures amid 

pavilions and trees, the paper 

fan leaf with similar decoration, 

with gilt decorated black lacquer 

case 32cm 

Lot 245 

£150 - 200 

A Chinese export black 

lacquer and parcel-gilt stand, 

second half 18th Century, 

width 78cm, depth 48cm, height 

74cm 

Lot 246 

£250 - 300 

A Chinese export gilt 

decorated black lacquer tea 

chest, early 19th century, 

typically decorated with figures 

amid pavilions and trees, 

enclosing a pewter tea canister 

the cover engraved with four 

Immortals, 35 cm wide, including 

side carrying handles 

£200 - 300 

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239 241 242 243 

240 

244 

246 

Lot 247 

A Chinese hongmu Kang table, 

19th century, the panelled 

rectangular top above a fruiting 

vine carved and pierced frieze, 

on four scrolled legs with claw 

and ball feet, 79 cm long, 43 cm 

wide, 27 cm high, old repairs 

Lot 248 

£600 - 800 

A pair of Chinese tielimu 

horseshoe-back armchairs, 

18th/19th century, each central 

panelled back support above a 

panelled seat and a scroll carved 

frieze to the front 

£1,000 - 1,500 

250 

Lot 249 

A Chinese elm and cypress 

wood altar table, 17th/18th 

Century, the panelled top with 

shaped ends above a pair of 

trestle end supports headed by 

ruyi with carved and pierced 

floral medallions, on sledge 

shaped feet, 168 cm long, 43 

cm deep, 93 cm high, length 

reduced 

Lot 250 

251 

£800 - 1,200 

A Chinese celadon and white 

mottled jade ‘lion-dog’ seal, 

18th/19th century, the beast 

sitting upon an oval base, 6cm 

long 

£600 - 800 

Lot 251 

A small Chinese white and 

grey jade seal, carved in the 

form of shafts of bamboo beside 

a pillar of rock, engraved matrix, 

3.7cm high 

Lot 252 

252 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese Ming pale celadon 

and brown jade figure of a 

recumbent Buffalo, 16th/17th 

century, with details of the cord 

tied to its muzzle, 8cm long 

£1,500 - 2,000 

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263 

264 

266 

54 

261 

Lot 253 

A Chinese Ming white 

and black jade figure of a 

recumbent beast, biting a sprig 

of lingzhi fungus in its mouth, 6.8 

cm long 

Lot 254 

£800 - 1,200 

A Chinese pale celadon jade 

‘Dragon’ plaque, 17th/18th 

century pierced and carved with 

a dragon amid scrolling tendrils 

and lingzhi fungus, 7.5 x 7.3 cm, 

repaired 

Lot 255 

£600 - 800 

A Chinese inscribed 

Tianhuang stone seal, with 

carved matrix, 5cm high 

Lot 256 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A Chinese Tianhuang stone 

seal, carved in low relief 

with figures on a boat in a 

mountainous river landscape, 

the other side with an inscription, 

carved matrix, 4cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 257 

A Chinese Shoushan stone 

seal, early 20th century, carved 

in low relief with two sages in a 

boat looking toward a city wall, 

three character inscription to one 

side, carved matrix, 4cm high 

Lot 258 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese white and russet 

jade snuff bottle, 19th century, 

carved in the form of a ribbontied 

double gourd, with a bat to 

the shoulder and a dragonfly to 

the opposing side, the carver 

skilfully using the russet inclusion 

in the stone for the insects 

wings, 4.9 cm high excluding 

stopper 

Lot 259 

267 

£400 - 600 


‘cats and butterfly’ group, 

18th/19th century, the cat and 

kitten recumbent on a giant 

leaf, the stone of good even 

tone with some paler inclusions 

underneath, 6cm long 

£600 - 800 

260 

Lot 260 

A Chinese white jade plaque, 

19th century, carved as an 

archaistic mythical beast, 4.9cm, 

splinter chip, wood stand, 

Lot 261 

£200 - 300 


box and cover, 18th century, 

remnants of gilt lacquer 

decoration, the base with worn 

Qianlong Nianzhi mark, 6cm 

Lot 262 

£1,000 - 1,500 


‘Sanqing’ boulder carving, 

18th century, carved in high 

relief with the figures of the 

‘Sanqing’ (Three Pure Ones) on 

a mountainside, 9.5cm high, 12 

with wood stand 

Lot 263 

£2,500 - 3,500 

A Chinese pale grey and black 

jade oval plaque, Yuan dynasty 

or later, carved and reticulated 

with two egrets amid lotus, 11cm 

£200 - 300

253 254 

258 

255 256 257 

262 

Lot 264 

A Chinese soapstone seal, 

18th century, surmounted by the 

figures a trader and a foreigner, 

11 cm high 

Lot 265 

£400 - 600 


‘dragon’ belt hook, 18th/19th 

century, 14.3cm 

Lot 266 

£3,000 - 5,000 

A small Tibetan gilt copper 

alloy seated figure of Buddha 

Shakyamuni, probably 

15th/16th century, seated in 

dhyanasana, 10.4cm 

£800 - 1,200 

259 265 

Lot 267 

A Chinese bronze censer and 

cover, 19th century, with cast 

and pierced ‘prunus’ cover and 

handles, on three shaped feet, 

12cm wide 

Lot 268 

£200 - 300 

A Chinese bronze tripod 

censer, ding, Xuande mark, 

18th/19th century, with 

associated cover and stand, 

the censer cast and chased with 

a band of ribbon-tied emblems 

of the eight Daoist immortals, the 

associated cover with lion dog 

finial, the associated stand with 

lily pads, 9.5 cm diameter 

£300 - 400 

268 

55

270 

271 

275 

273 

Lot 269 

A Chinese bronze jar and 

cover, hu, 17th/18th century, 

cast in low relief with taotie 

masks and leiwen, 18cm high, 

losses to handles 

Lot 270 

£300 - 400 

A Chinese Ming bronze 

‘duck’ censer and cover, 17th 

century, modelled as a calling 

duck standing on one leg, with 

naturalistic upturned feathers to 

its back, 24.5cm long, missing 

one foot and later inset wood 

stand 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 271 

A Chinese Ming bronze jar 

and cover, hu, of oval section, 

cast in low relief with bands of 

stylised creatures on a leiwen 

ground, 26cm high, old repairs 

Lot 272 

£800 - 1,200 

A Chinese handscroll painting 

on paper of boys in a garden, 

late Qing dynasty, image 

570cm x 26cm 

Lot 273 

281 

£300 - 500 

A pair of Chinese cloisonné 

enamel artemisia leaf shaped 

bronze trays, late 19th century, 

each finely decorated with 

scholar’s objects in relief on 

a matt ground with chain-link 

border, 19cm long 

£600 - 800 

Lot 274 

A Chinese bronze ‘lion dog’ 

scroll weight, Ming or later, 

6.4cm long 

Lot 275 

£300 - 500 

A Chinese Ming cast iron 

figure of Buddha Shakyamuni, 

15th/16th century, seated on a 

lotus throne, 24.5cm high 

Lot 276 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese Ming bronze figure 

of a luohan, 17th century, his 

hands interlocked, standing on a 

lotus base, 21cm high 

£400 - 600 

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269 

276 

279 

280 

274 

282 

Lot 281 

278 

A Chinese bronze tripod 

censer, 18th century, cast 

with a pair of mythical beast 

mask handles, on three shaped 

feet headed by lingzhi fungus, 

archaic seal mark to the base, 

12.5 cm diameter 

£500 - 700 

Lot 277 

A Chinese gilt bronze ‘chilong’ 

belt hook, probably Warring 

States period, 6.8cm long 

Lot 278 

£600 - 800 

A Chinese miniature bronze 

censer, fangding, 18th/19th 

century, applied with a pair of 

handles, the downswept body 

above for square tapering feet, 

three character archaic mark to 

base, 5.6 cm wide 

£300 - 400 

Lot 279 

A Chinese Ming lacquered 

bronze figure of an official 

holding a tablet, on a 

rectangular plinth base, 15cm 

Lot 280 

277 

£300 - 500 

A Tibetan repousse work gilt 

and lacquered copper figure 

of a luohan, 18th century, 

standing and gesturing with his 

hands, 20.5 cm high, wood stand 

£600 - 800 

Lot 282 

A Chinese cloisonné 

enamel seal paste box and 

cover, 17th/18th century, of 

compressed globular form, 

the cover with central Shou 

medallion within a border of lotus 

flowers, on a turquoise blue 

ground, gilt bronze rims, 5.5 cm 

diameter 

£600 - 800 

57

Lot 283 

A Chinese polished bronze 

censer, fangding, Xuande 

mark, 19th century, applied with 

a pair of lingzhi fungus shaped 

handles, 13.5cm wide 

£300 - 500 

Lot 284 

A pair of Chinese cloisonné 

enamel jars and covers, 

18th/19th century each 

decorated with birds amid 

flowers and rockwork, 15.2 cm 

284 

£300 - 500 

Lot 285 

A Chinese Ming gilt bronze 

figure of an immortal, 

16th/17th century, the figure 

standing and holding a jewel, on 

a lotus base, 24.5cm high 

£2,000 - 3,000 

285 

287 

286 

Lot 286 

A Nepalese or Tibetan gilt 

copper alloy figure of Buddha 

Shakyamuni, 18th/19th 

century, seated on a double 

lotus throne, base panel, 15cm 

289 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 287 

A Chinese archaistic bronze 

rectangular censer, fangding, 

17th/18th century decorated in 

low relief with taotie masks and 

raised fins, 34cm high, 24cm 

wide, 20cm depth 

Lot 288 

£300 - 500 

An album of eleven Chinese 

‘tea production and trading’ 

pith paintings, Guangzhou, 

mid 19th century, including 

scenes of tea production, 

European traders with Chinese 

tea producers and junk boats 

on rivers, largest images 15.5 x 

26 cm, Album 25.5 cm X 37 cm, 

Some losses 

£300 - 500 

283 

Lot 289 

An early 20th century Chinese 

panoramic photograph of 

Qingdao 

Lot 290 

£200 - 300 

An unusual Chinese 

embroidered silk panel of an 

owl, late 19th century, 66cm x 

49cm 

£600 - 800 

288 

Lot 291 

A Chinese bamboo under vest, 

late Qing dynasty, made of tiny 

tubular bamboo beads threaded 

together to form a net-like 

structure. Provenance - Arthur 

Walter Thompson of Rotherhithe, 

London, importer of Chinese 

Furs and Produce in the 1920s, 

thence by family descent. 

£200 - 300 

58

CLOCKS & 

BAROMETERS 

292-305 

304 

59

60 

292 

Lot 292 

A late 19th century Viennese 

ormolu and enamel timepiece, 

of part folding triptych form with 

floral scroll frame, enamelled 

Roman dial and three panels 

depicting lovers and musicians, 

width when open 20cm height 

19cm 

Lot 293 

£150 - 200 

Aubert & Klaftenberger, 

Geneva. A late 19th century 

hour repeating carriage 

alarum clock, with gorge case 

and enamelled dial, movement 

striking upon a bell, width 9cm 

depth 8cm height 14cm 

Lot 294 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A L’Epée hour repeating brass 

carriage clock, with moonphase 

and calendar dial, in gorge case, 

with enamelled dial and signed 

backplate, width 9.5cm depth 

8.5cm height 15.5cm 

Lot 295 

£300 - 500 

W. Poulton of Lancaster. A mid 

19th century brass ‘Cathedral’ 

skeleton clock, with signed 

Roman dial and twin fusee 

movement striking upon a bell, 

veined white marble plinth and 

glass dome, width 35cm depth 

18cm height overall 53cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 296 

A Regency mahogany mantel 

timepiece with domed case, 

painted dial signed Schuler & 

Son, 64 City Road, associated 

single fusee movement with 

engraved brass backplate signed 

Wightman, London, H. 44cm. W. 

27cm. D. 17cm. 

Lot 297 

£400 - 600 

William Storer of London. 

A Regency parcel ebonised 

mahogany hour repeating 

bracket clock, with gothic 

architectural case and 

painted Roman dial, twin 

fusee movement with anchor 

escapement striking on a bell, 

width 29cm depth 18cm height 

62cm 

Lot 298 

293 

£400 - 600 

W. Bagshawe of London. 

A William IV brass inset 

mahogany bracket clock, with 

arched architectural case and 

painted Roman dial and twin 

fusee movement, width 30cm 


£350 - 450 

294 

Lot 299 

John Harper of London. 

A William IV brass inset 

mahogany bracket clock, with 

Prince of Wales feathers crest 

and painted named circular 

dial, the case brass inset with 

stylised flowerheads and scrolls, 

unsigned twin fusee movement 

with anchor escapement, width 

30cm depth 15.5cm height 51m 

Lot 300 

£700 - 900 

Isaac of Hurley of London. 

A George III ebonised eight 

day hour repeating bracket 

clock, in plain architectural case 

with 6.5 inch dial with strike / 

silent silvered chapter ring, false 

pendulum and date aperture, 

signed, twin fusee movement 

with verge escapement and 

foliate engraved unsigned 

backplate, width 28cm depth 


Lot 301 

£1,500 - 2,000 

H.T. George, 358 King St, 

Hammersmith. A William IV 

octagonal rosewood dial clock 

with single fusee movement, 

43cm. 

£250 - 350

295 296 

297 

298 

299 

300 

301 

61

62 

303 

Lot 302 

Storey of London. A George III 

mahogany eight day longcase 

regulator of small proportions, 

the signed 10 inch engraved and 

silvered dial, with sweep centre 

minute and hour hands and a 

subsidiary seconds dial, the five 

pillar movement with a dead beat 

escapement and maintaining 

power H. 191.75cm 

£8,000 - 12,000 

302 

Lot 303 

304 

Paulus Bramer En Zoon of 

Amsterdam. An 18th century 

Dutch walnut repeating 

8-day alarum longcase clock 

Surmounted with figures of Atlas 

flanked by seraphim, over a 

fretwork capped hood, 13 inch 

silvered and painted Roman 

dial with subsidiary seconds, 

date aperture, day and month 

apertures, moonphase and 

multiple ship automaton, with two 

barrel movement striking on two 

bells, and ormolu mounted inlaid 

walnut case H.275cm. W. 68cm. 

£4,000 - 6,000 

Lot 304 

Gravell & Tolkien of London. A 

George III mahogany eight day 

domestic regulator, the 12 inch 

silvered dial with strike silent, 

subsidiary seconds and date 

ring, movement with deadbeat 

escapement, numbered 3423, 

W.48cm H.220cm 

Lot 305 

305 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Rainforth & Son of 

Bridgewater. An early 19th 

century mahogany domestic 

regulator, with silvered circular 

dial with subsidiary hours and 

minutes and outer seconds, 

mercury pendulum and brass 

cased weight H. 218cm. 

£2,000 - 3,000

CARPETS, GARDEN STATUARY 

& FURNITURE 

306-351 

325

306 

317 

Lot 306 

A Tabriz red ground carpet 

with central lobed circular floral 

medallion, within a wide floral 

and palmette multi-border 422 x 

326cm. 

Lot 307 

£600 - 800 

A Heriz red ground carpet, 

with central geometric medallion, 

within a floral field and multiborder, 

324 x 243cm. 

Lot 308 

£700 - 1,000 

A pair of late 19th/ early 20th 

century Kashan silk pictorial 

rugs, woven with nobleman 

over hunters on horseback. 

220 x 130cm. 

£1,200 - 1,500 

308 

Lot 309 

An early 20th century 

Tabriz pictorial red ground 

rug, woven with hunters 

on horseback, the border 

decorated with animals among 

trees 208 x 135cm. 

Lot 310 

£400 - 600 


Caucasian silk red ground rug, 

with central stepped lozenge 

central medallion, Field woven 

with stylised animals among 

trees within a conforming triple 

border, 206 x 132cm. 

Lot 311 

£600 - 800 

An early 20th century Kashan 

silk blue ground prayer rug, 

with arched floral field, 162 x 

109cm. 

Lot 312 

£500 - 700 

A Bergam Turkish blue ground 

rug woven with a central hooked 

geometric medallion within a 

wide hexagonal panel floral 

border 254 x 198cm 

£300 - 500 

Lot 313 

A Southern Persian ivory 

ground rug, woven with rows of 

hooked devices with a wide floral 

border 175 x 137cm 

Lot 314 

£500 - 800 

A Sumak weave 2-sectional 

carpet, woven with polychrome 

geometric panels, combined 

dimension - 320 x 230cm. 

Lot 315 

£800 - 1,200 

A Kerman rug ivory ground 

carpet, woven with rows of floral 

boteh within a triple floral border 

360 x 218cm. 

Lot 316 

£800 - 1,200 

A Isfahan red ground carpet 

woven with a central lobed 

medallion within a floral field and 

multi border 350 x 260cm. 

Lot 317 

309 

£2,500 - 3,000 

An Aubusson style ivory 

ground carpet, woven with 

ribbon tied floral sprays, and 

baskets of flowers 372 x 274cm. 

£800 - 1,200 

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307 

310 

311 

312 

313 

314 

315 

316 

4 65

326 

318 

Lot 318 

An early 20th century oval lead 

garden fountain formed as a 

seated satyr playing pan pipes 

with stylised dolphin spout, 

width 120cm, depth 84cm, height 

74cm 

Lot 319 

£7,000 - 9,000 

A 17th century Flemish style 

ebony and tortoiseshell 

cabinet on stand, with central 

cupboard surrounded by an 

arrangement of eleven drawers 

over a slide and three dummy 

drawers, on ring turned and 

squared underframe, width 99cm 


Lot 320 

£800 - 1,200 

A 17th century oak dole 

cupboard, with ovolo carved 

frieze and baluster turned barred 

door with wrought iron lock and 

original key, width 62cm depth 


£500 - 700 

Lot 321 

A mid to late 18th century 

Dutch marquetry inlaid walnut 

tripod table, the circular 

boxwood strung top inlaid with a 

butterfly, flowers and scrolls, on 

turned baluster stem with foliate 

carved tripod and claw and ball 

feet, Diam.83cm H.72cm 

Lot 322 

£500 - 700 

A William and Mary oyster 

veneered plivewood and 

kingwood chest on stand, 

the top inset with five boxwood 

rings, over two short and two 

graduated long drawers and 

three further short drawers, 

lacking the original legs and 

raised on later bun feet, W.97cm 

D.55cm H.95cm 

Lot 323 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A George I carved giltwood 

wall mirror, with scrolling crest 

and floral carved frame, W.71cm 

H.105cm 

£500 - 700 

320 

Lot 324 

An 18th century walnut 

refectory table, with a single 

piece of timber top, on turned 

columns and trestle foot, 

W.232cm D.59cm H.82cm 

Lot 325 

£2,000 - 2,500 

A George III mahogany 

secretary’s cabinet, of plain 

rectangular form with two 

fielded panelled doors, brass 

loop handles and bracket 

feet, the interior fitted with an 

arrangement of pigeon holes and 

five drawers named for Pelling, 

Defries & Co Nabobs Papers, 

India Letters, Antonio D Souza 

& Co and Lawrence Bowden & 

Co., W.61cm D.37cm H.78cm 

£600 - 800 

66

319 

323 

325 

321 

322 

328 

Lot 326 

An early 19th century Anglo 

Indian ships’ bureau, the fall 

with original lock and reeded 

sides over two short and four 

long drawers, W.64cm D.34cm 

H.84cm 

£400 - 600 

Lot 327 

324 


serpentine dressing chest, 

with straight sides and fitted four 

graduated long drawers with 

brass loop handles, on bracket 

feet, W.101cm D.56cm H.84cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 328 

327 


cylinder top combined writing 

and dressing kneehole desk, 

with tambour enclosing pigeon 

holes and ten short drawers over 

a compartmented frieze drawer 

and six short pedestal drawers, 

W.122cm D.61cm H.110cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

67

329 

330 

335 

68 

331 

Lot 329 

A George III mahogany wing 

armchair, with golden foliate 

fabric upholstery and H stretcher, 

on hardwood castors, W.84cm 

D.80cm H.124cm 

Lot 330 

£700 - 900 

A Thomas Malby & Son 18 

inch terrestrial globe, with 

associated turned walnut 

underframe, diameter 61cm 

height 102cm 

Lot 331 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A set of four late 18th century 

French carved beech fauteuils, 

with caned backs and seats, on 

turned and fluted tapered legs, 


£600 - 800 

Lot 332 

A Regency brass inset 

rosewood sofa table With D 

shaped flaps and two frieze 

drawers, on octagonal pedestal 

with saltire downswept legs, 

fitted brass caps and casters W. 

94cm. D. 70cm. H. 72cm. 

Lot 333 

£700 - 900 

A set of eight Regency 

mahogany dining chairs, 

including two carvers, with 

ropetwist cresting rails, pierced 

spars and drop in seats, , 

carvers W.54cm D.56cm H.84cm 

Lot 334 

332 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A 1790’s French Directoire 

period brass mounted 

mahogany commode, with 

veined white marble top over 

three frieze and three graduated 

long drawers, W.146cm D.65cm 

H.95cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 335 

A Victorian parcel gilt carved 

mahogany and pietra dura 

centre table, with raised 

octagonal specimen hardstone 

top, on a turned and fluted stem 

lions paw feet, fitted ceramic 

castors W.69cm H.72cm 

Lot 336 

£800 - 1,200 

A Victorian rosewood 

serpentine dwarf bookcase, 

with serpentine marble top and 

four brass grilled doors, on plinth 

foot, with veined white marble 

top and four brass grilled doors 

on plinth foot, W.154cm D.44cm 

H.97cm 

Lot 337 

341 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A Victorian walnut breakfront 

dwarf bookcase, three frieze 

drawers over cupboard doors, 


£600 - 800

333 

334 

339 

342 

340 

Lot 338 

A Victorian long stool, with 

padded top and ornately carved 

oak cabriole legs, with flowers 

and lions paw feet to one side 

and plainer cabriole scroll legs 

to the other, W.146cm D.61cm 

H.50cm 

Lot 339 

£400 - 600 

A Victorian brass mounted 

teak campaign chest, fitted two 

short and three long drawers, on 

turned feet, W.104cm D.49cm 

H.103cm 

£500 - 700 

Lot 340 

An early Victorian brass inset 

rosewood work table, with 

hinged top, side drawer and silks 

box, width 47cm depth 35cm 

height 75cm 

Lot 341 

337 338 

£500 - 800 

A Victorian reformed gothic 

oak dining chair designed by 

Edward Welby Pugin, c.1864, 

with revealed pegs to the mortice 

and tenon joints on chamfered 

x frame stretcher with brass ball 

front feet W. 50cm. D. 48cm. H. 

84cm. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 342 

A Napoleon III rosewood 

games table, by J. A. Jost 

of Paris, with crossbanded 

rectangular top, rising to reverse 

to baize and a side flap lowering 

to reveal additional chess, 

draughts, baize and roulette 

inserts, a further drawer houses 

baize lined backgammon 

board and contains a divided 

compartmented tray with 

dominoes, chessmen, two 

sizes of draught, bone tokens 

etc. along with a 36cm roulette 

wheel, on turned and fluted 

tapered legs, W.92cm D.64cm 

H.73cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

69

343 

346 

350 

349 

70 

345 

351 

Lot 343 

A French gilt metal mounted 

kingwood serpentine vitrine, 

with Vernis Martin style 

decoration, W.108cm D.36cm 

H.193cm 

Lot 344 

£600 - 800 

A good pair of 19th century 

French gilt wood elbow chairs 

101 cm high, 62cm wide. 

Lot 345 

£800 - 1,200 

A late 18th century French 

banded kingwood serpentine 

marble top commode, stamped 

H. Wirtz to top, width 148cm, 

depth 69cm, height 90cm 

£2,500 - 3,500 

344 

Lot 346 

Henry William Batley (1846- 

1932) for Shoolbred & Co. A 

Victorian aesthetic movement 

walnut and ebonised 

chiffonier, W.168cm D.47cm 

H.204cm 

Lot 347 

£400 - 600 

A pair of 19th century French 

walnut fauteuils with part 

needlework upholstery W. 75cm. 

D. 78cm. H. 112cm. 

Lot 348 

£500 - 700 

A late Victorian brass bound 

oak campaign chest, fitted two 

short and three long drawers 


£500 - 700 

348 

Lot 349 

An Edwardian ormolu 

mounted onyx pedestal, with 

square top, corinthian capital and 

block base, W,32cm H.117cm 

Lot 350 

£250 - 350 

An Edwardian Sheraton revival 

ebony strung satinwood 

display cabinet, with painted 

frieze and four astragal glazed 

doors over three drawers and 

four cupboard doors, the outer 

bowed doors painted with Venus 

and Cupid, on turned tapered 

legs, W.190cm D.47cm H.205cm 

Lot 351 

£2,500 - 3,500 

Hans Hopfer (1931-2009), and 

Jean Paul Gautier (b.1953)or 

Roche Bobois. A pair of Mah 

Jong modular lounge chairs, 

comprised of six assorted 

buttoned square cushions and 

two upholstered ends, W.128cm 

D,96cm H.77cm 

£1,000 - 1,500

PAINTINGS & PRINTS 

352-501 

at 1.30pm 

435 

71

352 353 

354 

355 

Lot 352 

17th century English School 

Portrait miniature of a lady 

wearing a black dress with 

lace collar and a silver 

pendant 

watercolour on vellum 

5 x 4cm, silver frame 

Lot 353 

£600 - 800 

Lorenzo Thewenetti (Anglo- 

Italian, 1800-1878) 

Miniature portrait of a young 

lady 

oil on ivory 

10.5 x 8cm. Cut steel frame. 

£400 - 600 

356 

Lot 354 

17th century Continental 

School 

Portrait of a young man 

oil on canvas 

75 x 59.5cm, unframed 

Lot 355 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Attributed to Sir Francis Grant 

(1803-1878) 

Half length portrait of a 

Scottish lady 

oil on canvas 

91.5 x 71cm, unframed 

£1,800 - 2,500 

357 

Lot 356 

Early 18th century English 

School 

Half length portrait of a lady 

within a landscape 

oil on canvas 

74 x 62cm 

Lot 357 

£800 - 1,200 

Attributed to Thomas Hudson 

(1701-1779) 

Portrait of Joseph Paget of 

Ibstock who married Joanna 

Alcock, Obit 1787 

oil on canvas 

75 x 63cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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358 

359 

Lot 358 

English School c.1770 

Three quarter length portraits 

of Mr and Mrs Peel, he seated 

at a table with a globe, she in a 

landscape holding citern 

pair of oils on canvas 

125 x 100cm 

Lot 359 

£2,000 - 3,000 

After Sir Godfrey Kneller 

(1646-1723) 

Portrait of King George II 

oil on canvas 

76 x 63cm, unframed 

360 

£700 - 1,000 

Lot 360 

18th century Flemish School 

Cattle drover and other 

figures at rest in an Italianate 

landscape 

oil on copper 

47.5 x 36cm, unframed 

Lot 361 

£400 - 600 

Circle of Dirk Van Den Bergen 

(1645-1689) 

Landscape with figures, cattle 

and sheep beside a Roman 

well 

oil on wooden panel 

34 x 48cm 

£600 - 800 

Lot 362 

Antonio Dominico Gabbiani 

(1625-1726) 

361 

362 

Studies of classical figures 

two black crayon works on paper 

Manning Gallery labels verso 

16 x 14.5.cm and 15.5 x 14.5cm 

£400 - 600 

73

363 

365 

370 

74 

364 

Lot 363 

Marc Antonio Bassetti (1588- 

1630) 

Two lovers at a table and St 

Matthew and the angel 

ink and wash on paper 

Manning Gallery label verso 

7 x 9.5cm 

Lot 364 

£500 - 700 

Alexandre Adriaensen (1587- 

1661) 

Still life of crabs, fruit, a loaf 

of bread, rummer, flagon and 

flowers upon a table top 


signed and dated 1646 

40 x 70cm. 

Lot 365 

£2,000 - 3,000 

18th century Flemish School 

Woman seated at a table 

counting money 


18.5 x 14cm 

£500 - 800 

Lot 366 

Rembrandt Van Rijn (1606- 

1669) 

A Peasant Replying: ‘Dats niet’ 

etching 

11.25 x 4.25cm 

Lot 367 

Flemish School 

£700 - 1,000 

Still life of flowers in a vase 

oil on metal panel 

55 x 41cm 

Lot 368 

£300 - 500 

Gyula Bubarnik (Hungarian, 

1936-2010) 

17th century still life of a 

carved ivory goblet, fruit, 

a glass and a book upon a 

table top, with leaded window 

beyond 

oil on board 

signed 

58 x 48cm 

£400 - 600 

367 

Lot 369 

Gyula Bubarnik (Hungarian, 

1936-2010) 

17th century style still life of 

a silver gilt nautilus cup and 

fruit upon a table top 

oil on panel 

signed 

40 x 30cm 

Lot 370 

£300 - 500 

After Nicolas Poussin (French, 

1594-1665) 

Ecce Agnus Dei 

oil on canvas, 80 x 69cm 

Lot 371 

£800 - 1,200 

Italian School, follower of 

Claude Lorrain (French, 1600- 

1682) 

The Embarkation of the Queen 

of Sheba 

oil on canvas 

66 x 76cm 

£1,000 - 1,500

366 

372 

375 

373 

Lot 372 

Attributed to Jacques Callot 

(1592-1635) 

A zoomorphic figure 

pen and ink 

with stags head, woman’s 

breasts, dragon wings and goat 

legs 

8.5 x 4cm. 

Lot 373 

Giovanni Benedetto 

Castiglione (1609-1664) 

£400 - 600 

The Nativity with God the 

Father and Angels, c.1647 

etching 

Bartsch 7 only state 

20 x 38cm. unframed 

368 

£400 - 600 

Lot 374 

Italian School c.1900 

Amorini amongst clouds 

oil on canvas 

65 x 92cm 

Lot 375 

369 

£800 - 1,200 

Attributed to Francois Boucher 

(French, 1703-1770) 

Porters unloading a barge and 

pushing a barrow 

two sanguine chalk drawings on 

laid paper 

Collector’s stamp verso for Alfred 

Wolfgang von Wurzbach (1846- 

1914), Austrian art historian. 


£800 - 1,200 

371 

374 

75

382 

76 

376 

387 

Lot 376 

John Tobias Young (1755- 

1824) 

View of Southampton 

across the River Itchen with 

Southampton Water beyond 


signed J.T.Jung pinxt and 

indistinctly dated AD 18.. 

62 x 87cm 

Lot 377 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Julien Joseph Ducorron (1770- 

1848) 

Figures beside a watermill 



67 x 92cm. 

Lot 378 

English School c.1900 

£700 - 1,000 

Still life of flowers in a vase 

upon a ledge 


Lot 379 

£500 - 800 

Attributed to Henry Pether 

(fl.1825-1865) 

Fisherfolk along the shore at 

midnight 

oil on canvas laid on board 

50 x 60cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 380 

Herman Moll (1654-1732) 

‘The North Part of Great 

Britain called Scotland’ 1714 

coloured engraving 

inset with a map of the Shetland 

Isles, 11 views of Scotland and 

a cartouche dedicated to the Rt. 

Hon. John Marr’,60.5 x 101cm, 

Lot 381 

£400 - 600 

After Sir Joshua Reynolds 

(1723-1792) 

Self portrait of the artist 

holding a mahl stick 

oil on canvas 

61 x 75cm 

Lot 382 

£400 - 600 

John Moore of Ipswich (1820- 

1902) 

Fishing boats off the coast 


signed 


Lot 383 

£400 - 600 

Circle of William Havell (1782- 

1857) 

Italianate river landscape with 

boys in the foreground 


£400 - 600 

Lot 384 

Early 19th century Italian 

School 

Figures in a landscape with 

castle beyond 

oil on canvas 

24 x 34.5cm 

Lot 385 

£300 - 500 

WIlliam Mulready R.A. (1786- 

1863) 

Children nutting 

oil on canvas 

67 x 58cm 

Lot 386 

£1,000 - 1,500 

John Moore of Ipswich (1820- 

1902) 

Evening on the Broads and 

Cattle watering 

near pair of oils of board 

signed 

20 x 16cm and 19 x 16cm 

Lot 387 

£400 - 600 

Abraham Hulk (Dutch, 1813- 

1897) 

Dutch vessels off the coast 

oil on canvas 

signed 

30 x 43cm 

£400 - 600

378 

377 

380 

379 

385 

381 

386 

383 384 

77

389 

393 

391 

Lot 388 

Paul Marny (1829-1914) 

Continental riverside town 

near pair of watercolours 

signed 

60 x 105cm and 58 x 106cm 

Lot 389 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Circle of Theodore Rousseau 

(French, 1812-1867) 

‘Paris; Vue Prise de 

Chaillot’,c.1827 

oil on canvas 

various labels verso 

29.5 x 45cm 

Lot 390 

£400 - 600 

19th Century English School 

Sketch of a female bather, 

charcoal and watercolour 

initialled H.B, 

35 x 39cm 

£400 - 600 

Lot 391 

A.Rowland Knight (fl.1810- 

1840 

Cat bitten by a pike 

pair of oils on card 

signed 

33 x 43cm. 

Lot 392 

£500 - 800 

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer 

(1802-1873) 

Portrait of two spaniels 

oil on canvas 

initialled 

33 x 43cm. 

Lot 393 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Samuel Lines (1778-1863) 

The Vale Of the Conway, 

Pentre Voelas, North Wales 

oil on canvas 

inscribed on the stretcher and 

dated 1843 

64 x 92cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

390 

Lot 394 

David Cox (1783-1859) 

Blustery landscape 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated .. 

25 x 37cm 

Lot 395 

£500 - 800 

Thomas Bush Hardy (1842- 

1897) 

‘The Pool of the Thames’ 

watercolour 


31 x 50cm. 

Lot 396 

£500 - 700 

Gustav de Breanski (1856- 

1898) 

Fishing boat entering harbour 

oil on canvas 

signed 

60 x 90cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

78

398 398 

388 392 

394 

396 

Lot 397 

Lot 398 

395 

397 

19th century Scottish School 

John Morris (19th C.) 

Highlanders beside a croft 

with dogs, ponies, cattle and 

sheep 


After the Hunt; gun dogs 

seated in landscapes 


signed, 40 x 60cm 

£500 - 800 

£2,000 - 3,000 

79

399 

400 

402 

80 

403 

Lot 399 

Sophie Anderson (1823-1903) 

Portrait of a girl with a rosehip 

necklace 

oil on canvas 


Lot 400 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Carlton Alfred Smith R.I. (1843- 

1956) 

‘In The Garden’ 

watercolour 

signed and dated 189745 x 

29cm 

Lot 401 

404 

£500 - 800 

Bernardus Johannes 

Blommers (Dutch, 1845 - 1914) 

Farm hand taking a pinch of 

snuff with calves onlooking 

oil on mahogany panel 


£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 402 

Augustin Feyen Perrin 

(French, 1826-1888) 

Half length portrait of a seated 

lady holding a fur coat 

oil on canvas 


Lot 403 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Robert Anning Bell, R.A. (1863- 

1933) 

The Amazon Guard 


Lot 404 

408 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Anthony Frederick Augustus 

Sandys (1829-1904) 

Portrait of David Bromilow 

1876 

watercolour 


£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 405 

Sir Alfred East (1849-1913) 

Harvesters at sunset 

oil on canvas 

signed 

40 x 60cm 

Lot 406 

François Brunery (Italian, 

1849-1926) 

‘Une Reussite’ 


signed 

40 x 32cm 

Lot 407 

408 

French School c.1900 

18th century lovers in a 

garden 

oil on canvas 


£600 - 800 

£4,000 - 6,000 

£400 - 600

406 

410 

410 

405 

407 

Lot 408 

Edward Blair Leighton (1853- 

1922) 

‘Where are you going my 

pretty Maid?’ & ‘Ways and 

Means’ 

oil on panel, a pair 

initialled and dated 1902/1903, 

35 x 25cm. 

£7,000 - 10,000 

Lot 409 

Sidney Richard Percy (1821- 

1886) 

‘A Scottish Loch’ 

oil on canvas 

Signed and dated 38 

47 x 80cm. 

409 

£7,000 - 10,000 

Lot 410 

401 

Jehan Georges Vibert (French, 

1840-1902) 

‘Good News’ & ‘The Text’ 

pair of oils on panel,watercolours 

signed, 

£2,000 - 4,000 

81

412 

414 

415 

411 

Lot 411 

Oliver Clare (1853-1927) 

Still lifes of spring flowers 

and grapes, greengages and 

raspberries 


signed, 

30 x 24cm 

Lot 412 

Austrian School c.1900 

£600 - 800 

Soldier standing in the snow 

oil on canvas 

73 x 42cm. 

Lot 413 

Arthur Bernard Bateman 

(1883-1970) 

A Spring Festival in Italy 

oil on canvas 

signed and inscribed verso 

62 x 75cm 

411 

£500 - 800 

£400 - 600 

Lot 414 

Henri Gaudier-Brzeska 

(French, 1891-1915) 

‘’Statue for a garden’’ 

pen and black ink on paper 

inscribed, 

31.5 x 19cms. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Provenance: Colnaghi Gallery 

until 1989, Sussex private 

collection thereafter. 

Lot 415 

Henri Gaudier-Brzeska 

(French, 1891-1915) 

“Cest ce lynx la que je vieus 

defaires en terre’’ (It’s this 

lynx that I used to undo in the 

ground), 

pencil on paper 

inscribed, 

19 x 25.5cms. 

£800 - 1,200 

Provenance: as per lot 414 

413 

Lot 416 

§ Frank Moss Bennett (1874- 

1953) 

‘Queen Elizabeth and Drake’ 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated ‘42, 60 x 75cm. 

Lot 417 

£1,200 - 1,800 

§ Frank Moss Bennett (1874- 

1953) 

Cavaliers outside a hostelry 

oil on canvas 


35 x 50cm. 

Lot 418 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Albert Moulton Foweraker 

(1873-1942) 

Cottage by moonlight 

watercolour, signed, 

22 x 27cm 

£300 - 400 

82

421 419 

420 422 418 

Lot 419 

Lot 420 

416 

Lot 421 

417 


(1873-1942) 


(1873-1942) 


(1873-1942) 

The Lantern Carrier 

oil on board, signed, 

24 x 30cm. 

£600 - 800 

Conversation in the courtyard 

by moonlight 

watercolour heightened with 

white, signed, 53 x 35.5cm 

£600 - 800 

An Italian riverside palazzo 

watercolour 


Lot 422 

£300 - 400 


(1873-1942) 

‘Carbis Bay near St Ives’ 

watercolour 


£400 - 600 

83

423 

432 

434 

Lot 423 

Jean Jacques Henner (French, 

1829-1905) 

‘Sitzende Frau In Halbdunkel’ 


signed 

21 x 15.5cm 

Lot 424 

£2,000 - 3,000 

James Dixon Innes (1887- 

1914) 

‘Collioure, 1910’ 

ink and watercolour 

24 x 33cm 

Lot 425 

Modern British 

£500 - 800 

Interior with girl and parakeet 

oil on canvas 

73 x 61cm 

Lot 426 

Henry Tonks (1862-1937) 

Tivoli 1940 

watercolour 


24.5 x 35cm 

Lot 427 

£700 - 900 

£300 - 500 

William Hyams (1878-1952) 

‘The Lighthouse, Newhaven’ 

oil on canvas laid on board 

initialled, 1936 Brighton Art 

Galleries Exhibition label verso 

54 x 69cm 

Lot 428 

£400 - 600 

Adolphe Lalyre (French, 1848- 

1933) 

Sirens and dolphin beside 

rocks 

oil on canvas 

signed 

55 x 79cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 429 

Adolphe Lalyre (French, (1848- 

1933) 

Sirens and Cupid dancing 

along the seashore 

oil on canvas 

signed 

58 x 71cm 

Lot 430 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Spencer Frederick Gore (1878- 

1914) 

Houses and garden with 

woman wearing a red hat 

oil on board 

initialled, 27 x 40cm 

Lot 431 

£1,000 - 1,500 


‘Broadstairs’ 

pastel and watercolour on paper 

signed in pencil 

27 x 43.5cm 

Lot 432 

£1,000 - 1,500 


Portrait of Penelope 

Massingham, Aged 14 

oil on board 

label verso 

30 x 24.5cm 

Lot 433 

£400 - 600 

§ Harold Knight R.A. (1874- 

1961) 

Portrait of Charlotte 

oil on canvas 

48 x 33cm 

Lot 434 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Dietz Edzard (German, 1893- 

1963) 

Portrait of a young woman 

holding a fan 

oil on canvas 

signed 

64 x 50cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

84

431 

426 

430 

424 

433 

425 

427 

429 

428 

4 85

435 

Lot 435 

§ Georges Braque (French, 

1882-1963) 

‘Two Lemons’, 1929 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated ‘29 

13 x 29.5cm 

£80,000 - 120,000 

Provenance; Given to the artist 

Hugh Micklem by Lady Chester 

Beatty c.1940. Thence by family 

descent. 

Authenticated by Armand Israël 

For a related but later work 

see Christie’s sale Lot 796 

13.11.2021 

Lot 436 

Ellis Silas (1885-1972) 

Liner entering harbour with 

remarque sketch of a coat of 

arms initialled JRE 

gouache and watercolour 

signed 

23 x 49cm 

Lot 437 

£500 - 800 

Studio of Nicolas de Stael 

(1914-1955), the original frame 

used to house ‘Verre et Pinceau’, 

1954, 

parcel gilt painted and carved 

wood with Fischer Fine Art label 

verso 

aperture 43 x 60cm, overall 60 x 

77cm 

Lot 438 

£400 - 600 

§ Alfred Aaron Wolmark (1877- 

1961) 

Fish market at Concarneau 

oil on board 

Lords Gallery label verso stating 

that the frame was designed by 

the artist and dated 1913 

45 x 36cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 439 

Archibald Sanderson (1900- 

1971) 

Farm Buildings, Dyfed and 

Pembrokeshire 

pair of oils on canvas board 

29 x 39cm 

Lot 440 

Roger Fry (1866-1934) 

£400 - 600 

Three men in a cafe, Aix-En- 

Provence 


with Bill of Sale from The 

Bloomsbury Workshop dated 

2004 

11 x 16.5cm 

Lot 441 

£300 - 500 

§ Vanessa Bell (1879-1961) 

Seated man in a Paris cafe 

c.1922 


Bloomsbury Workshop label 

verso 

19 x 17cm 

Lot 442 

Gudrun Sibbons (b.1925) 

£700 - 1,000 

Fishing boats along the coast 

three oils 

signed 

40 x 50cm and 30 x 40cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

86

437 

438 

440 

441 

442 

439 

436 

87

453 

452 

453 

Lot 447 

Cecil Rochfort Doyly-John 

(1906-1993) 

St. Paul de Vence near Nice, 

South of France 

oil on board 

signed 

25 x 35cm 

£600 - 800 

Lot 448 

Cecil Rochfort Doyly-John 

(1906-1993) 

88 

451 

Lot 443 

§ Charles Cundall (1890-1971) 

Somerset landscape 

oil on canvas 

Louise Kosman label verso 

40 x 60cm 

Lot 444 

£400 - 600 

Attributed to Mahmoud Said 

(Egypt, 1897-1964) 

White mosque beside the Nile 

oil on card 

signed 

23.5 x 33.5cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 445 

§ Cecil Rochfort Doyly-John 

(1906-1993) 

On the Mediterranean coast 

oil on canvas 

signed 

30 x 50cm 

Lot 446 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John 

(1906-1993) 

St Paul de Vence, near Nice, 

South of France 

oil on canvas 


£500 - 800 

‘The Archway at Cap d’Antibes 

near Nice and Monte Carlo’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

35 x 70cm 

Lot 449 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Cecil Rochfort Doyly-John 

(1906-1993) 

‘The Old Ville, Nice, South of 

France’ 

oil on board 

signed, with label verso 

21 x 36cm 

£600 - 800

443 

444 

447 446 

Lot 450 

§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John 

(1906-1993) 

Small fishing village near Cap 

Ferrat Villefranche, French 

Riviera 

oil on canvas 


Lot 451 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Sir William Russell Flint 

(1880-1969) 

Portrait of Cecilia 

watercolour 

signed and dated 1959, with 

letter from the artist to Cecilia’s 

parents verso, 33 x 39cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 452 


(1880-1969) 

Three models 

watercolour 


Lot 453 

448 

£5,000 - 7,000 


(1880-1969) 

Three studies of models, one 

inscribed ‘Two Studies’ 

conte crayon 

largest 19 x 21cm 

£700 - 900 

449 

450 

445 

89

454 

Lot 454 

Attributed to Yusaf Adebayo 

Cameron Grillo (Nigerian, born 

1934) 

Mother and child 

oil on canvas board 

105 x 68cm 

Lot 455 

£1,500 - 2,000 

§ Edward Wesson (1910-1983) 

Salisbury cathedral from the 

east 


signed 

21 x 29cm 

Lot 456 

£300 - 500 


Lake Como 

watercolour 

signed 

22 x 29.5cm 

Lot 457 

£200 - 300 


‘The Tate Gallery, London’ 

watercolour 

signed 

35.5 x 25cm 

£200 - 300 

459 

Lot 458 

§ Frank Wootton (1911-1998) 

‘Firle Beacon from Ripe’ 

oil on board 

signed 

24 x 29.5cm 

Lot 459 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Jeremy Moon (1934-1974) 

Collage of three drawings 

pastel on paper 

Juda Roman Gallery label verso 

55 x 38cm. 

Lot 460 

§ Ken Howard (1932-) 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Seated nude, ‘Charlotte, May 

‘90’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

31 x 26cm 

Lot 461 

John Piper (1903-1992) 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Scotney Castle, 1976 

lithograph 

signed in pencil and blind 

stamped 99/120, (Levinson 265) 

48 x 61cm 

£500 - 700 

460 

Lot 462 

Géza Szóbel, (Czech, 1905- 

1963) 

Images from Du Sueur Froide 

(The Shivers) 

11 etchings 

signed in pencil 

largest 18 x 23cm. unframed 

Lot 463 

§ John Piper (1903-1992) 

£700 - 1,000 

Holdenby (Levinson 283) 

lithograph 

signed in pencil and inscibed AP 

45 x 62cm 

Lot 464 

£500 - 700 

§ Eliot Hodgkin (1905-1987) 

‘Two Cut Lemons’ 

oil on board 


28 x 23cm 

Lot 465 

£6,000 - 8,000 

§ Gino Severini (Italian 1833- 

1966) 

‘Arlecchino e Pedrolino’ 

lithograph 

signed in pencil, 89/120 

69 x 53cm 

£600 - 900 

90

461 

463 

464 

457 

455 

462 

458 

465 

456 

91

466 

466 

467 

467 

Lot 472 

§ Paul Lucien Maze (French, 

1887-1979) 

Hillside landscape 

oil on board 


49 x 69cm 

£500 - 800 

468 

Lot 466 

Romain De Tirtoff Erté (1892- 

1990) 

Two costume designs: Venus 

and Mars 

gouache and gold paint 

signed, 34 x 23cm, unframed 

Lot 467 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Romain De Tirtoff Erté (1892- 

1990) 

Two costume designs for 

dancers 

gouache, silver and gold ink 

signed, 35 x 24.5cm 

Lot 468 

£1,000 - 1,500 

§ Felix Runcie Kelly (1916- 

1994) 

‘Interior, The Dolmabache 

Palace’ 

oil on canvas board 

monogrammed 

42.5 x 29cm 

469 

£600 - 800 

Lot 469 

Jean Francois Le Corbusier 

(1887-1965) 

Totem 1963 

colour lithograph 

signed in the plate 

73 x 80.5cm 

Lot 470 

Attributed to Adrian Paul 

Allinson (1890-1959) 

£600 - 800 

Southern French landscape 

with hilltop town 

oil on board 

50.5 x 60.5cm. unframed 

Lot 471 

£400 - 600 

Llewellyn Petley Jones (1908- 

1986) 

Sailing boats on a river 

oil on canvas 

initialled and dated ‘63 

30 x 41cm 

£300 - 500 

Lot 473 

§ Marcel Dyf (French, 1899- 

1985) 

‘Ceuilleuses en Bretagne’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

58 x 71cm 

Lot 474 

£4,000 - 6,000 

§ Marcel Dyf (French, 1899- 

1985) 

‘Pivoines’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

64 x 53cm 

Lot 475 

£4,000 - 6,000 

§ Pierre de Clausade (French, 

1910-1976) 

‘Greve en Bretagne’ 

oil on canvas 

signed and inscribed verso 

37 x 45cm 

£700 - 1,000 

92

473 474 

472 470 

471 475 

93

478 

Lot 482 

Oscar Rabin (Russian, 1928- 

2018) 

‘Toledo Massacre’ 

wax crayon on board 

signed 

75 x 105cm. 

£3,000 - 4,000 

481 

Lot 476 

§ Constantin Kluge (French, 

1912-2003) 

‘Le Lagon Forestier’ 

oil on canvas 


Lot 477 

£2,000 - 3,000 

§ Wilf Roberts (1941-2016) 

Cottages in a landscape 

oil on board 


54.5 x 75cm 

Lot 478 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Laurence Stephen Lowry 

(1887-1976) 

Burford Church 

offset lithograph printed in 

colours, on wove, 


61 x 46cm. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 479 

§ Donald Hamilton Fraser R.A, 

(1929-2009) 

Coastal landscape 

watercolour on paper 

signed and dated 4.12.71 

31 x 49cm 

Lot 480 

£1,500 - 2,500 

§ Donald Hamilton Fraser R.A 

(1929-2009) 

Pyrenees - Chateau at 

Queribus 

mixed media 


Lot 481 

§ Jack Vettriano (1951-) 

‘The Critical House’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

61 x 50cm 

£1,200 - 1,800 

£16,000 - 18,000 

Provenance; Dulwich Picture 

Gallery Exhibition Nov-Feb 1986; 

‘Introducing Sam Rabin’, no.38. 

The only boxing scene by Rabin 

to record a particular match - 

the world heavyweight title fight 

between Jack Dempsey and 

Jess Willard at Toledo, USA, in 

1919. 

Lot 483 

Oscar Rabin (Russian, 1928- 

2018) 

Study for Tense Moment 

pencil and Conte crayon 

signed, 22.5 x 15.5cm. and an 

etching with aquatint of a fallen 

boxer ‘Finish’, signed in pencil, 

14 x 19cm. 

£400 - 600 

Provenance; Dulwich Picture 

Gallery Exhibition Nov-Feb 1986; 

‘Introducing Sam Rabin’, no.63 

& 64 

94

482 

483 

476 

477 

480 479 

483 

95

484 

Lot 484 

§ Sir Hugh Casson (1910-1999) 

The Old Man Of Lochnagar 



13 x 13cm 

Lot 485 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Mary Fedden (1915-2012) 

‘Pony’ 

gouache 


11 x 15cm. 

Lot 486 

£1,000 - 1,500 

§ Craigie Aitchison CBE, RA 

(1926–2009) 

Wayney and the Pink Tree 

screenprint in colours 

signed and dated 2000, 51/75 

overall 63.5 x 55.5cm 

Lot 487 

§ Harold Mockford (1932-) 

£600 - 800 

‘West Dean Picnic’ 

oil on board 

signed verso and dated 1969 

121 x 90.5cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 488 

§ Perico Pastor (Spanish, 

b.1953) 

‘Apunte’ a flower in a vase, a 

bowl and other objects 

maraoufle and wood 

signed with 2006 Messum’s label 

verso 

99 x 55cm 

Lot 489 

£600 - 800 

§ Laurence Stephen Lowry 

(1887-1976) 

‘Castle by the Sea’ 

limited edition print 


51 x 63.5cm 

Lot 490 

£6,000 - 8,000 

§ Albert Irvin O.B.E., R.A. 

(1922-2015) 

‘Magdalen’, 

screenprint 

signed and dated ‘86, 119/125, 

92 x 119cm 

Lot 491 

485 

£500 - 800 

§ Victor Pasmore (1908-1998) 

Apollo I 

lithograph 

signed and dated ‘85, 16/70, 

Overall 62 x 80cm. 

£500 - 800 

Lot 492 

§ Victor Pasmore (1908-1998) 

Apollo II (Lynton G32) 

Screenprint in colours, 1985 

signed and dated ‘85, 62/70 

Overall 66 x 89cm. 

Lot 493 

£500 - 800 

§ Peter McClaren (Scottish, 

1964-) 

‘Matisse, woman in car’ 

oil on paper 

inscribed verso 

58 x 88cm. 

Lot 494 

§ Neil MacPherson R.S.A, 

(Scottish, 1954-) 

£600 - 800 

The Pilgrims 

oil on canvas 

Boundary Gallery label verso 

82 x 100cm. 

£700 - 1,000 

96

488 

486 

487 

489 

490 

491 

492 

493 

494 

97

495 

497 

496 

Lot 495 



The Day the Earth Stood Still 

oil on canvas 


86 x 101cm. 

£600 - 800 

498 

Lot 496 



Spring the Singer of Quiet 

Songs 

oil on canvas 


107 x 96cm. 

Lot 497 

£800 - 1,200 



‘The Bridal Path’ 

oil on board 

signed 

99 x 134cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 498 

§ Peter Coker RA, (1926-2004) 

‘Bargemon April’ 

oil on canvas 

initialled with 1986 Royal 

Academy Exhibition labels verso 

86 x 122cm 

£800 - 1,200 

98

Lot 499 

Keith Joubert (SA, 1948-2013) 

‘The Big Five’ 

oil on canvas 

signed with Read Stremmel 

Gallery label verso, 

121 x 182cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

501 

Lot 500 

§ Donald MacIntyre (Scottish, 

1923-2009) 

‘Ardtun No.1’ 

oil on board 

signed, 

52 x 78cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 501 

§ Fred Yates (1922-2008) 

Crowded street scene 

oil on board 

Studio sale stamps verso 

49 x 59cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

500 

499 

99

SILVER & VERTU 

At approx. 3.30pm. 

502- 542 

537 

100

Lot 502 

A pair of early Victorian 

pierced silver mounted wine 

coasters, by Joseph & Joseph 

Angell, with scrolling borders, 

engraved crest and turned 

wooden bases, London, 1840, 

diameter 13.1cm. 

£300 - 400 

Lot 503 

A 1930’s silver spherical 

gimbal club lighter, with tusk 

handle, by Padgett & Braham 

Ltd, London, 1933, overall length 

26cm. 

Lot 504 

£250 - 350 

A 1930’s planished silver 

rectangular cigarette box, by 

Georg Jensen, import marks, 

for London, 1938, numbered 

638, 23.6cm, gross 31.5oz. 

Lot 505 

£300 - 500 

A William IV silver seven bar 

toastrack, by The Barnards, on 

four scroll feet, with crested ring 

handle, London, 1824, length 

15.4cm, 7oz. 

£200 - 300 

502 

503 

504 505 

Lot 506 

A George III engine turned 

silver gilt and inset bloodstone 

circular snuff box and cover, 

maker’s mark rubbed, with 

embossed foliate border, 

London, 1808, 44mm, gross 

weight 47 grams. 

£200 - 300 

Lot 507 

A George III silver octagonal 

nutmeg grater, by Joseph 

Wilmore, with engraved 

interwoven decoration, 

Birmingham, 1816, 4cm. 

£150 - 250 

507 506 

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508 

509 

512 

510 

513 

515 

Lot 508 

A George V planished silver 

hexagonal small bowl by 

Omar Ramsden, with pierced 

scroll border, on six stump feet, 

London, 1933, width 11cm, 175 

grams. 

Lot 509 

£500 - 700 

A matched pair of George 

III silver mounted wine 

coasters, one by John Love 

& Co, Sheffield circa 1790, 

the other by John Roberts & 

Co, Sheffield, 1807, with milled 

border and fluted sides, diameter 

14cm. 

Lot 510 

£300 - 500 

An Edwardian pierced silver 

butter dish and cover by 

Charles Stuart Harris & Sons, 

with cow finial and clear glass 

liner(cracked), London, 1906, 

15.2cm, gross 14.5oz. 

£200 - 300 

Lot 511 

A late 17th century Danish 

silver spoon, the bowl front 

engraved with Christ on boat 

preaching to a group of people, 

the reverse engraved with initials 

and the date 1692, the stem 

with foliate decoration, assayer’s 

mark for C. Ludolph (1679- 

1729), Copenhagen, 1692, 

maker’s mark MS over 1692, 

17.2cm, 43 grams (repair), 

Lot 512 

£300 - 500 

A George V silver novelty 

atomiser modelled as a 

pouring vessel, London, 1914, 

12.3cm and a novelty silver 

compact?, modelled as a 

watering can, Henry Williamson 

Ltd, Birmingham, 1910, overall 

69mm. 

Lot 513 

£200 - 300 

A George IV engraved silver 

vinaigrette, modelled as a 

handbag, by Gervase Wheeler, 

Birmingham, 1827, 27mm. 

£150 - 200 

514 

102

518 

Lot 514 

A late Victorian silver Adam 

style sauce tureen and cover 

by William Hutton & Sons, 

(Edward Hutton), the base 

numbered 3 with reeded handles 

and border, London, 1889, the 

cover numbered 1, London, 

1884, height 16.7cm, 18.5oz. 

Lot 515 

£250 - 350 

A George III Scottish silver 

demi-fluted three piece tea set 

by George Fenwick, of oval 

form, with gadrooned and shell 

borders, on ball feet, Edinburgh, 

1814, 41.5oz. 

Lot 516 

£600 - 800 

A George V silver two handled 

vase, by Wakely & Wheeler, 

with engraved initial and bead 

decorated borders, London, 

1910, bowl diameter 21.7cm, 

26oz. 

£300 - 400 

Lot 517 

A modern silver three bottle 

rectangular decanter stand, by 

C.J. Vander Ltd, with decorated 

top rail and three cut glass 

decanters with stoppers, the 

base with engraved inscription, 

‘Vodafone 10,000,000 

Customers World-Wide’, 

Sheffield, 1999, 39.1cm, 75.5oz. 

Lot 518 

£600 - 800 

A Japanese Meiji period three 

piece silver tea set, embossed 

with irises, (a.f.), Jungin mark, 

teapot height 20cm, gross weight 

40oz. 

Lot 519 

511 

£700 - 1,000 

A pair of George III silver 

telescopic candlesticks, 

by S.C. Younge & Co, with 

gadrooned and scroll decoration, 

on circular bases, Sheffield, 

1813, 15.5cm & 24cm, weighted. 

£300 - 400 

516 

517 

519 

103

520 523 

529 

526 

Lot 520 

A Persian 84 standard 

silver ewer and six similar 

goblets, by Vartan, the goblets 

with engraved foliate scroll 

decoration, the ewer, with similar 

decoration including figures, 

ewer height 26.4cm, gross 

weight 21.5 oz. 

Lot 520A 

£400 - 600 

An early 20th century French 

950 standard white metal 

shaped oval soup tureen 

stand, by Emile Puiforcat?, 

47.6cm, 56.5oz. 

Lot 521 

£400 - 600 

An early 20th century Austro- 

Hungarian Jugenstil 800 

standard silver dish, maker, 

possibly Eduard Friedman, 

Vienna, modelled as a lily pad 

with foliate handle, 42cm, 30oz. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 522 

A Victorian and later harlequin 

part canteen of Kings and 

Queens pattern silver and 

plated flatware, comprising forty 

three silver items, various dates 

and makers, 113oz and thirty 

seven plated items. 

Lot 523 

£1,200 - 1,800 

A George II Irish silver two 

handled presentation trophy 

cup, maker’s mark rubbed, 

with engraved crest, banded 

girdle and later applied shaped 

patch, Dublin, 1737, height 

20.7cm, 32.5oz. 

Lot 524 

521 

£400 - 600 

A George V hammered silver 

fruit bowl, by Mappin & Webb, 

engraved with the name ‘Janet’, 

on gadrooned circular foot, 

London, 1933, 20.6cm, 19oz. 

£200 - 300 

Lot 525 

A modern pair of stylish three 

branch, three light candelabra 

by Harrods Ltd, on tripod 

supports, London, 1965, height 

30.5cm, 29.5oz. 

Lot 526 

£600 - 800 

A 1930’s silver two handled 

oval tea tray, by Viner’s Ltd, 

with engraved inscription, 57cm, 

Sheffield, 1936, 55.5oz. 

Lot 527 

£500 - 700 

A mainly 19th century 

harlequin canteen of silver Old 

English pattern flatware, some 

with engraved initials or crest, 

comprising seventy five items 

and one fiddle pattern table 

fork, various dates and makers, 

121oz. 

£1,200 - 1,500 

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528 

525 

Lot 528 

An early Victorian silver 

tureen and cover with handle, 

by Samuel Roberts & Co, 

with engraved presentation 

inscription and crest, relating 

to the Ulverston Union, 

Sheffield, 1839, 30.6cm, 71oz. 

£700 - 1,000 

522 527 

530 

524 

Lot 529 

A George V canteen of silver 

cutlery by Atkin Brothers, 

the silver items and carving 

set engraved with the letter S, 

comprising eighteen table forks 

and eighteen ivory handled steel 

table knives (six with later ivorine 

handles), six egg spoons, soup 

ladle, basting spoon, pair of 

sauce ladles, a five piece ivory 

handled steel carving set, a pair 

of sugar tongs and twelve each 

of the following, table spoons, 

dessert spoons, dessert forks, 

teaspoons and ivory handed 

steel dessert knives, 1909/13/14, 

133oz, housed in an inlaid 

mahogany two drawer canteen, 

with engraved brass plaque. 

£1,800 - 2,200 

Lot 530 

A Victorian demi-fluted silver 

hot water pot, by Frederick 

Brasted, London, 1887, height 

22.8cm, gross weight 18.5oz. 

Lot 531 

£300 - 500 

A 1920’s French 950 standard 

serving dish, retailed by Boin 

Taburet, Paris, 44.7cm, 49oz. 

£800 - 1,200 

520A 531 

Lot 532 

A George III silver salver, 

by Richard Rugg, of shaped 

circular form, with gadrooned 

border and engraved inscription 

and crest (tired), on four claw 

and ball feet, London, 1771, 

38.8cm, 48oz. 

£400 - 600 

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533 

538 

532 

534 

535 

536 

Lot 533 

A Victorian silver circular 

salver, by Henry Wilkinson & 

Co Ltd, with shaped beaded and 

pierced border and engraved 

with foliate scrolls and central 

crest, on three shell and scroll 

feet, London, 1876, diameter 

30.6cm, 28.5oz. 

Lot 534 

£400 - 600 

A pair of Edwardian silver 

tureens and cover with 

handles, by Daniel & John 

Welby, with gadrooned borders 

and foliate angles, London, 

1903, 26.9cm, 98oz. 

£1,000 - 1,200 

Lot 535 

A pair of George V silver 

tureens and covers with 

handles, by Jay, Richard 

Attenborough Ltd, of 

rectangular form, with gadrooned 

borders and engrave crest, 

Sheffield, 1930, 27.7cm, 109oz. 

Lot 536 

537 

£1,200 - 1,800 

A pair of early Victorian silver 

circular chambersticks, by R & 

S Garrard & Co, with engraved 

crests, London, 1842, diameter 

14cm, 20.5oz. 

£500 - 700 

Lot 537 

A 20th century Continental 

embossed 900 standard silver 

boat shaped centrepiece bowl, 

decorated with trellis, foliate and 

scroll decoration, with eagle’s 

head terminals, on shaped oval 

pedestal foot, length 50cm, 83 

oz. 

Lot 538 

£1,200 - 1,500 

A harlequin canteen of 

Georgian and later silver and 

plated mainly fiddle pattern 

flatware, various dates and 

makers, most with tired engraved 

crest, weighable silver 150.5oz. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

106

Lot 539 

A good Victorian brass 

mounted and brass 

monogrammed coromandel 

travelling toilet set, containing 

fifteen silver gilt and turquoise 

bead mounted glass jars 

and bottles, by Hallstaff & 

Hannaford, London, 1848, 

together with a similar scent 

bottle and a tray containing 

ten (ex 15) nail implements 

and silver cutlery, the later 

hallmarked for Elizabeth Eaton, 

London, 1848, the lid with 

detachable mirror, 37.8cm. 

£500 - 800 

539 541 

Lot 540 

A George III pierced silver 

oval epergne basket, by Vere 

& Lutwyche, engraved with 

the Heneage family crest, 

with floral border and wire work 

body decorated with festoons 

and roses, with shaped swing 

handled, London, 1765, (handle 

repaired), 35.5cm, 

£500 - 700 

Lot 541 

A George II silver spirit kettle 

on stand with burner, by 

Paul Crispin, of pear form with 

rattan handle and embossed 

with foliate swags, the base 

with similar decoration, on three 

shell feet, London, 1750, height 

overall 29.5cm, gross weight 

49oz. 

Lot 542 

£800 - 1,200 


continental Arts & Crafts 

silver and green cabochon 

set octagonal fruit bowl, with 

pierced border and embossed 

central ornate crest, with broad 

stem, on pierced octagonal foot, 

unmarked, engraved initials FZ, 

to base, diameter 28.7cm. gross 

weight 40oz. 

£800 - 1,200 

540 

542 

107

WATCHES,JEWELLERY, 

COINS & MEDALS 

At approx. 3.30pm. 

543-626

546 547 545 

Lot 543 

A 19th century Swiss gold 

open face key wind pocket 

watch, by Faucillon, Auxerres, 

with Arabic dial, the case 

decorated with hunting scene, 

case diameter 46mm, gross 

weight 65.7 grams, with key. 

Lot 544 

£800 - 1,000 

A Victorian 18ct gold keyless 

chronograph hunter pocket 

watch, by Boxelle, Kings Road, 

Brighton, with Roman dial, 

the signed three quarter plate 

movement numbered 48678, 

together with a 9ct gold cased 

propelling tooth pick and two 9ct 

gold London Territorial Athletic 

i Sports medallions suspended 

from a 9ct gold albertina. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 545 

543 

A George II 22ct gold pair 

cased key wind verge 

pocket watch, by Charles 

Page, London, the outer case 

embossed with maiden playing 

the lyre, peacock and greyhound 

in garden scene amid scrolls, 

with Roman and Arabic dial, the 

signed movement with pierced 

and mask engraved cock, with 

key, outer case diameter 49mm, 

inner case diameter 44mm, 

gross weight 102.5 grams, inner 

case hallmarked for London, 

1743. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 546 

A late Victorian engraved 18ct 

gold keyless pocket watch, 

with Roman dial and subsidiary 

seconds, case diameter 39mm, 

gross weight 52 grams. 

Lot 547 

544 

£300 - 500 

A Swiss 18ct gold Zenith 

keyless dress pocket watch, 

with Arabic dial and subsidiary 

seconds, the case back with 

sunburst decoration, case 

diameter 48mm, gross weight 

74.9 grams. 

£300 - 500 

109

548 

549 

550 

110 

551 

Lot 548 

A gentleman’s early 21st 

century stainless steel Rolex 

Oyster Perpetual Datejust 

wrist watch, with blue Arabic 

numerals on a trellis background, 

on a stainless steel Rolex 

bracelet, with Rolex box, no 

papers. 

Lot 549 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A lady’s 1970’s steel and gold 

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date 

wrist watch, on a Rolex steel 

and gold bracelet with baton 

numerals, model no. 6917, serial 

no. 3028504, no box or papers. 

Lot 550 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A gentleman’s 18ct gold 

Audemars Piguet manual wind 

dress wrist watch, with black 

dial, on an Audemars Piquet 

black leather strap with 18ct gold 

buckle, case diameter 27mm, 

gross weight 33.7 grams, with 

Audemars Piguet pouch and 

spare leather strap. 

£600 - 800 

552 

Lot 551 

A gentleman’s 1950’s 9ct gold 

Rolex Oyster Speed King 

Precision wrist watch, with 

case back inscription and baton 

numerals, model no. 6020, serial 

no. 840120, on associated 9ct 

gold bracelet, with Rolex box, no 

papers, case diameter 30mm, 

gross weight 47.4 grams, overall 

17.8cm. 

Lot 552 

£600 - 800 

A gentleman’s 18ct gold 

International Watch Company 

manual wind dress wrist 

watch, on an IWC leather strap 

with 18ct gold buckle, with 

Roman dial, case diameter 

34mm, gross weight 39.9 grams. 

£800 - 1,200 

553 

Lot 553 

A lady’s 18ct gold Cartier 

Baignoire manual wind oval 

wrist watch, on a Cartier green 

leather strap with deployment 

clasp, with tumbling Roman 

numerals, strap numbered 

KDZZZ170, case diameter 

24mm, gross weight 41.9 grams, 

no box or papers. 

Lot 554 

£2,000 - 3,000 

An Art Deco 18ct gold and 

platinum Longines manual 

wind square dial wrist watch, 

with Arabic dial and subsidiary 

seconds, movement signed and 

numbered 4800280, on a later 

associated leather strap, case 


30.1 grams. 

£800 - 1,200

554 

555 

556 

Lot 555 

A gentleman’s 1950’s 18ct 

gold Omega manual wind wrist 

watch, on an Italian 750 yellow 

metal mesh link bracelet, 

with baton and quarterly Arabic 

numerals and subsidiary dial, 

case diameter 37mm, movement 

c.266, gross weight 66.5 grams. 

Lot 556 

557 

£700 - 1,000 

An 18ct gold Cartier Panthere 

Vendome quartz wrist watch, 

with Roman numerals and 

date aperture, the case back 

numbered 883964 over 641127, 

on 18ct gold Cartier bracelet, 


weight 99 grams, no box or 

papers. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 557 

A lady’s early 1990’s steel and 

gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual 

Datejust wrist watch, on steel 

and gold Rolex bracelet, with 

yellow dial and baton numerals, 

model number 69173, serial no. 

X265349, with box and papers 

etc. 

Lot 558 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A gentleman’s early 1990’s 

steel and gold Rolex Oyster 

Perpetual Datejust wrist 

watch, on a steel and gold 

Rolex bracelet, model no. 

16233, serial no. X371787, 

with box and papers etc. (lacks 

cushion for box) 

Lot 559 

558 

£3,000 - 4,000 

A gentleman’s 1980’s stainless 

steel mid-size Rolex Oyster 

Perpetual Datejust, with baton 

numerals, model no. 68240, 

serial no. 8225893, no box or 

papers, cased diameter 30mm, 

with spare links. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 560 

559 

560 

A gentleman’s late 20th 

century 18ct gold Rolex Oyster 

Perpetual Day Date wrist 

watch, on an 18ct gold Rolex 

bracelet with deployment 

clasp, with yellow dial and baton 

numerals, with original box, 

pad, cloth and part papers, no 

certificate. 

£5,000 - 7,000 

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112 

563 

Lot 561 

A WW2 group of five medals 

to Major J.A.B.Darlington R.E 

comprising 1939-45 star, France 

& Germany, DM, WM and GSM 

with Malaya clasp, together 

with a presentation plaque from 

Lt. Gen. Ahmad Yan, Minister/ 

Commander in Chief of the 

Indonesian Army, miniatures and 

a cased OBE awarded to Mrs 

Darlington 

Lot 562 

£200 - 300 

An unattributed K.B.E, C.B, 

A.F.C, WW2 group of seven 

medals comprising George VI 

K.B.E Military badge and star, 

C.B Military, A.F.C dated 1944, 

DM, WM, 1953 Coronation and 

the American Legion of Merit 

(officer), with miniatures and 

additional Liberian Order of the 

Star of Africa star and badge. 

Lot 563 

561 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A United States of America, 

Military Order of the Dragon, 

China 1900 (Major William 

Giles, 20th Punjab Infantry 

No.720), with original riband and 

top bronze ´pagoda´ suspension 

brooch, 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 564 

A cased George V Trinity 

College, Dublin, 15ct gold 

medal ‘Jurisprudence, Science 

& Politics’, awarded to Michael 

J.P.P.L Hogan, 1929, diameter 

40mm, 30.9 grams, in itted case. 

Lot 565 

£800 - 1,200 

An early 19th century two 

colour gold and foil backed 

pink gem set serpent head 

and snake link bracelet, with 

gem set heart shaped drop and 

glazed back, bracelet approx. 

14cm, head and drop 35mm, 

gross weight 8.8 grams. 

Lot 566 

£300 - 500 

A Georgian gold, foil backed 

amethyst and rose cut 

diamond set cluster ring, size 

J/K, gross weight 3.4 grams. 

Lot 567 

£300 - 500 

A late 19th/early 20th century 

gold, two colour enamel and 

peridot set pendant, of tapering 

form, with pierced border, 6cm, 


Lot 568 

£800 - 1,200 

A Victorian gold mesh link 

bracelet section, lacking 

central motif, overall length 

16.8cm, 61.5 grams, in a London 

& Ryder fitted leather box. 

£1,500 - 2,500 

562 

Lot 569 

An Edwardian 18ct gold and 

five stone graduated white 

opal set half hoop ring, size L, 

gross 4.7 grams. 

Lot 570 

£300 - 400 

A 19th century gold and 

graduated seven stone scarab 

set bracelet, the bases with 

Egyptianesque intaglio carvings 

and hardstone set clasp approx. 

overall length 20cm, gross 

weight 17.9 grams. 

Lot 571 

£400 - 600 

A 19th century French 18ct 

gold and five stone circular 

bloodstone set open work 

hinged bracelet, makers mark 

LBG, interior diameter 59mm, 

gross weight 66 grams, in Marret 

& Jarry Freres, Paris, fitted box. 

Lot 572 

£800 - 1,200 

An early 20th century 18ct 

gold, ruby, diamond and split 

pearl cluster set dress ring, 

size K, gross weight 3.5 grams. 

Lot 573 

£300 - 400 

A Victorian gold, sardonyx 

cameo, split pearl, diamond 

and demantoid garnet set 

hinged bangle, the cameo 

carved with the head of a lady to 

sinister, interior diameter 63mm, 


£1,500 - 2,000

564 

567 

573 

565 

566 

572 

569 

568 

574 

571 

Lot 574 

A Victorian 18ct gold and 

gypsy set oval cushion cut 

diamond set ring, the stone 

measuring approximately 6.4mm 

by 5.4mm, with a depth of 

2.95mm, size R, gross weight 10 

grams. 

£500 - 700 

570 

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Lot 575 

A lady’s late 19th/early 20th 

century Swiss 18ct gold, 

enamel, split pearl and 

diamond set fob watch, on an 

associated 18ct gold, enamel, 

ruby and diamond set ribbon 

bow suspension brooch, with 

Roman dial, case diameter 


Lot 576 

£400 - 600 

A Victorian engraved gold, 

chrysoberyl? and garnet set 

open work scroll brooch, 

44mm, gross weight 21 grams. 

Lot 577 

£1,200 - 1,800 

A Victorian style gold and rose 

cut diamond cluster set hinged 

bangle, with graduated rose 

cut diamond set shoulders, 

interior diameter approx. 53mm, 


Lot 578 

£700 - 1,000 

An antique gold mounted 

sardonyx cameo, possibly 

carved with the head of a 

Alexander The Great to 

sinister, now in later 9ct gold 

ring mount, size O, gross 


Lot 579 

£600 - 800 

A mid 20th century platinum?, 

split pearl and diamond set 

circular cluster ring, size Q, 


Lot 580 

£250 - 350 

A 1970’s 9ct gold and oval 

bloodstone set signet ring, 

with ornate carved shoulders, 

size P/Q, gross 6.9 grams. 

£250 - 350 

Lot 581 

A Victorian gold and turquoise 

cluster set multi tassel drop 

oval brooch, with glazed pack 

and cannetile work decoration, 

width 41mm, gross weight 20 

grams. 

Lot 582 

£300 - 500 

A late Victorian 18ct gold, 

turquoise and diamond set 

oval cluster ring, size N, gross 


Lot 583 

£300 - 400 

An Edwardian engine turned 

gold, blue guilloche enamel 

with gilded scrolls and 

diamond set circular pendant 

locket, with safety chain, 


9.4 grams. 

Lot 584 

£300 - 400 

A lady’s early 20th century 

continental 18k gold, red 

enamel and rose cut diamond 

set open face fob watch, 

with Arabic dial, the case back 

decorated with a lyre and wreath, 


15.4 grams, on a 9ct gold chain, 

84cm, 12.5 grams. 

Lot 585 

£300 - 400 

A Victorian gold, silver and 

diamond cluster set ribbon 

bow brooch, with two diamond 

set graduated drops, with 

safety chain, width 30mm, gross 


£400 - 600 

Lot 586 

A 9ct white gold and solitaire 

diamond ring, the stone 

weighing approximately 1.60ct, 

size L, gross weight 2 grams. 

Lot 587 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A platinum and diamond set 

full eternity ring, with carved 

shank, size O/P, gross weight 5.7 

grams. 

Lot 588 

£700 - 1,000 

A pair of white gold and 

solitaire diamond set ear 

studs, each stone measuring 

approximately 6.3mm in 

diameter, gross weight 2.7 

grams. 

Lot 589 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A pair of late Victorian 18ct 

gold and polychrome enamel 

oval cufflinks, decorated 

with Tunisian? red and white 

pennant and Islamic symbol 

below a coronet, maker’s mark 

M&M, Birmingham, 1885, 17mm, 


Lot 590 

£400 - 600 

A Victorian gold and silver, 

opal, sapphire, ruby and 

diamond set dragonfly brooch, 


Lot 591 

£400 - 600 


gold and graduated five stone 

diamond set half hoop ring, 

with carved scroll setting and 

diamond chip spacers, the 

largest stone approx. 1.00ct, size 

M, gross weight 5.6 grams. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

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575 

577 

578 

580 

579 

582 

583 

576 

589 

581 

585 

590 

586 

587 

591 

584 

588 

115

Lot 592 

A Victorian style 18ct gold, 

four stone old round diamond 

and two stone sapphire set 

ring, with carved setting, size 

O/P, gross weight 4.1 grams. 

Lot 593 

£500 - 700 

A pair of platinum, pearl 

and round and baguette 

cut diamond set spray drop 

ear clips, the untested pearls 

approximately 15mm in diameter, 

overall 41mm, gross 22.4 grams. 

Lot 594 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A Victorian gold, silver, 

diamond and seed pearl set 

spray brooch, 52mm, gross 

weight 7.2 grams, stone missing. 

Lot 595 

£400 - 600 

A late Victorian gold and 

rose cut diamond set brooch, 

modelled as five swallows in 

flight, 59mm, gross 6.1 grams. 

Lot 596 

£300 - 500 

A lady’s mid 20th century 

platinum and diamond set 

manual wind cocktail watch, 

retailed by Asprey, with a 

diamond set twin strand bracelet, 

approx. 16cm, gross 23.2 grams. 

Lot 597 

£400 - 600 

A 1930’s Cartier 9ct gold 

compact, with diamond set 

thumbpiece, signed Cartier 

London and numbered 9771, 

hallmarked for Jacques Cartier, 

London, 1935, with inscription 

‘ Mildred Hailsham from Karen 

Ostrer, July 21st, 1936’, 66mm, 

gross weight 90 grams, in 

original Cartier leather box. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 598 

An 18ct gold and two stone 

diamond crossover ring, with 

millegrain diamond chip set 

shoulders, the two stones with 

an estimated total weight of 

0.80ct, size P, gross 3.6 grams. 

Lot 599 

£500 - 700 

A late Victorian 18ct gold and 

claw set oval cushion cut 

diamond set ring, the stone 

measuring, 6.15mm (corner to 

corner) with a depth of 4mm, 

size W/X, gross 6.8 grams. 

Lot 600 

£500 - 700 

A platinum, single stone 

diamond and black onyx set 

rectangular tablet ring, with 

eight stone diamond setting, 

size H/I, gross weight 7.7 grams. 

Lot 601 

£600 - 800 

An early 20th century gold, 

white opal and diamond 

cluster set brooch, the central 

opal measuring 14.1mm by 

12.2mm and bordered by sixteen 

diamonds, the remainder of the 

brooch set with eight diamonds, 


Lot 602 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A lady’s platinum, round 

and baguette cut diamond 

set rectangular manual wind 

cocktail watch, with on a steel 

and twin fabric strap, cased 

diameter 11mm, gross 15 grams. 

Lot 603 

£300 - 500 

A lady’s early to mid 20th 

century 18ct gold, enamel and 

diamond chip set manual wind 

wrist watch, case diameter 


£250 - 350 

607 

Lot 604 

A late Victorian gold and silver, 

ruby and diamond set whorl 

shaped brooch, the central 

stone weighing approximately 

0.50ct, 32mm, gross weight 16.5 

grams. 

Lot 605 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A mid 20th century 18ct gold, 

sapphire and diamond star 

shaped cluster dress ring, 

with carved shoulders and set 

with single oval cut sapphire and 

old mine cut diamonds, size O, 


Lot 606 

£600 - 800 

A 20th century textured 

gold, blue enamel, sapphire, 

diamond and twin seed pearl 

tassel set drop brooch, of 

foliate design, 47mm, gross 

weigh 13 grams. 

Lot 607 

£600 - 800 

A single strand graduated oval 

amber bead necklace, with gilt 

metal spacers, 80cm, gross 


Lot 608 

£1,000 - 1,200 

A 1920’s/1930’s platinum and 

millegrain set sapphire and 

diamond tablet cluster ring, 

with diamond set shoulders, 

size M/N, gross weight 3.9 

grams. 

£300 - 500 

116

600 

592 

605 

608 

596 

595 

594 

598 

601 

593 

599 

597 604 606 

602 

603 

117

118 

625 

Lot 609 

A white gold and solitaire 

diamond ring, the round cut 


1.25ct, size N, gross weight 3.1 

grams. 

Lot 610 

£1,200 - 1,500 

A modern 18ct white gold 

and emerald cut blue topaz 

set dress ring, with six stone 

diamond set shoulders, size N, 


Lot 611 

£500 - 700 

A 20th century 18k gold 

interwoven three row bracelet, 

with safety chain. interior length 

approx. 17cm, 69.4 grams. 

Lot 612 

£1,000 - 1,500 

An 18ct gold and platinum, 

sapphire and diamond set 

oval cluster ring, size H, gross 


Lot 613 

£500 - 700 

A 20th century gold and 

platinum, ruby and diamond 

set openwork circular ‘buckle’ 

brooch, with safety chain and 

set with two concentric rows of 

diamonds and central motif with 

shaped cut rubies, diameter 


£1,000 - 1,200 

Lot 614 


gold, platinum and graduated 

collet set five stone diamond 

ring, size N, gross weight 1.8 

grams. 

Lot 615 

£300 - 500 

A 1970’s 18ct white gold, four 

stone sapphire and three 

stone diamond millegrain set 

half eternity ring, size Q, gross 


Lot 616 

£400 - 600 

A modern 18ct gold and 

single stone diamond ring, 

with trapeze cut sapphire 

set shoulders, the diamond 


with ring sizer to shank, size N, 


Lot 617 

£2,500 - 3,500 

An early to mid 20th century 

French Cartier 18ct gold, 

enamel, coral and rose cut 

diamond set clip brooch, 

modelled as the bust of a 

Blackamoor, signed Cartier, 

Paris, numbered 7120, 31mm, 


Lot 618 

£800 - 1,200 

A modern continental double 

strand cultured pearl necklace 

with 14k gold and cultured 

pearl cluster set clasp and a 

matching bracelet, necklace 

38cm, bracelet 16cm. 

Lot 619 

£400 - 600 

A modern triple strand 

cultured pearl necklace, with 

a 14k gold, cultured pearl and 

diamond set clasp, 46cm, gross 


£400 - 600 

Lot 620 

A modern pierced 18ct gold 

and solitaire diamond set 

band, the setting modelled 

as scrolling leaves, the stone 

approx. 0.45ct, maker WM, size 

L/M, gross weight 6.7 grams. 

Lot 621 

£400 - 600 

A modern platinum and single 

stone brilliant cushion cut 

diamond, with diamond set 

shoulders, with International 

Gemmological Institute, Antwerp 

report dated 10/10/2007 stating 

the stone to weigh 2.01ct, with 

an F colour and VS2 clarity, size 

L, gross 5.6 grams. 

Lot 622 

£5,000 - 7,000 

An early 20th century gold 

and oval cut Alexandrite 

set ring, the stone weighing 

approximately 1.00ct, size K, 


Lot 623 

£5,000 - 7,000 

A modern 14k gold pierced 

scroll link necklace, 40cm, 35.9 

grams. 

Lot 624 

£500 - 700 

A textured gold, sapphire and 

diamond floral spray brooch, 

set with round cut sapphires 

and round and baguette cut 

diamonds, the largest diamond 

approximately 0.50ct, 54mm, 


Lot 625 

£500 - 700 

An impressive gold, platinum 

and diamond set circular 

cluster ring, the central round 

brilliant cut stone weighing 

approximately 0.50ct and 

surrounded by forty eight smaller 

brilliant cut stones, size M/N, 


£1,500 - 2,000

609 

610 

612 

614 

615 616 620 621 

613 

617 

624 

611 

623 

622 

619 

618 

119

Lot 626 

A square, baguette and round 

cut diamond set square 

cluster ring, the stones of 

good colour, clarity range VS- 

SI2, with baguette cut diamond 

set shoulders, size L/M, gross 


Lot 627 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A platinum and palladium 

set single stone cushion cut 

sapphire ring, with triangular 


size K/L, gross 2.4 grams. 

Lot 628 

£300 - 500 

A 1920’s white gold, millegrain 

set emerald and diamond 

cluster ring, size P, gross weight 

2.7 grams. 

Lot 629 

£250 - 350 

A platinum, pear shaped 

sapphire and single stone 

diamond set pendant 

necklace, pendant 13mm, 46cm, 


Lot 630 

£400 - 600 

A modern 18k white gold and 

princess cut diamond set 

four stone cluster ring, size O, 


Lot 631 

£500 - 700 

A 20th century Continental 

textured 14k gold, ruby and 

diamond set hinged bangle, 

modelled as the head and tail 

of a horse, interior diameter 

approximately 53mm, gross 


£4,000 - 6,000 

Lot 632 

An early to mid 20th century 

white gold and graduated 

diamond cluster millegrain set 

ribbon bow brooch, the central 


1.00ct, width 60mm, gross 

weight 16.7 grams, with 

Vacheron & Constantin box. 

Lot 633 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A 20th century platinum, 

baroque cultured and Tahitian 

pearl, round and baguette cut 

diamond cluster set spray 

brooch, detaches to form two 

individual brooches, largest pearl 

approximately 16mm, stamped 

‘TRIO’ and ‘PLAT’, 73mm, gross 


Lot 634 

£800 - 1,000 

A 20th century quintuple 

strand cultured pearl choker 

necklace, with 14k, white gold 

and diamond set large mabe 

pearl clasp, approx. 34cm, 


Lot 635 

£500 - 700 

A Continental 18k gold and 

single stone diamond ring, 

with baguette and round cut 

diamond cluster setting (four 

stones missing), the central 

stone measuring approximately 

6.7mm in diameter, size N, gross 

weight 7.3 grams, 

Lot 636 

£1,000 - 1,200 

A Continental white gold and 

solitaire diamond set ring, 

in a raised setting, the stone 


size O, gross weight 2.4 grams. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 637 

A mid 20th century 9ct white 

gold and jadeite set bracelet, 

in original Liberty & Co. fitted 

box, each of the six circular jade 

panels pierced and craved with 

flowers,18.2cm, gross weight 

18.7 grams. 

Lot 638 

£400 - 600 

A 1970’s textured gold, ruby 

and diamond cluster set 

modernist pendant brooch, in 

the manner of Andrew Grima, 


Lot 639 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A 1970’s 18ct gold, sapphire 

and diamond set rounded 

rectangular cluster ring, with 

pierced scroll shoulders, size O, 


Lot 640 

£500 - 700 

A platinum and single stone 

diamond ring, with baguette 


the central stone weighing 

approximately 1.50ct, with an 

estimated colour and clarity of I/J 

and VS2, size M, gross weight 4 

grams. 

Lot 641 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A modern 14k gold and twin 

row diamond set line bracelet, 

set with one hundred stones, 

18cm, gross weight 26.3 grams. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

120

626 

627 

628 

640 

629 633 638 

631 

632 

639 

637 

630 

635 

636 

634 

641 

121

Lot 642 

A modern 14k gold and 

graduated diamond set shaped 

line necklace, the largest stone 


42cm, gross weight 31.1 grams. 

Lot 643 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A Georg Jensen sterling 

silver stylised link necklace, 

designed by Henning Koppel, 

no. 273, 48cm, 107.9 grams. 

£600 - 800 

122 

Lot 644 

A modern platinum and single 

stone oval cut diamond 

set ring, with diamond set 

shoulders, with GIA report 

dated 13/8/2019, stating that 

the oval brilliant cut diamond 

to weigh 0.70ct with a D colour 

and VS1 clarity, size N, gross 


Lot 645 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A large gold and single 

stone oval cut emerald 

set dress ring, with round 

and princess cut diamond 

cluster set shoulders, the 

collet set emerald measuring 

approximately 19.5mm by 

15.3mm, with a depth of 

12.4mm, size Q/R, gross weight 

31 grams. 

Lot 646 

£10,000 - 15,000 

PROPERTY FROM THE 

COLLECTION OF HER ROYAL 

HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS 

MARGARET COUNTESS OF 

SNOWDON: An antique gold, 

silver and pave set diamond 

heart shaped dress ring, with 

Kensington Palace certificate of 

provenance, Lot 104, Christie’s 

King Street, London, 13th June, 

2006, in gilt tooled leather folder, 

size E, gross weight 8.8 grams, 

in Collingwood & Co gilt tooled 

octagonal box. 

£6,000 - 8,000 

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