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Gorringe's Auctioneers Spring Fine Sale 2022

Fine Art & Antiques Auction Tuesday 8th March 2022 Gorringe's the leading fine arts and antique auction house in the South East. 15 North Street Lewes BN7 2PE Viewing on: Friday: 9am to 5pm Saturday: 9am to 1pm Sunday: CLOSED Monday: 9am to 4pm Day of sale: 8am to 9:30am www.gorringes.co.uk clientservices@gorringes.co.uk

Fine Art & Antiques Auction

Tuesday 8th March 2022

Gorringe's the leading fine arts and antique auction house in the South East.

15 North Street
Lewes
BN7 2PE

Viewing on:

Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday: 9am to 1pm
Sunday: CLOSED
Monday: 9am to 4pm
Day of sale: 8am to 9:30am

www.gorringes.co.uk
clientservices@gorringes.co.uk

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Lot 33<br />

A pair of Sheffield plate<br />

candlesticks and nozzles, of<br />

neo-classical elliptical form, the<br />

stems with four reeded panels,<br />

32cm high<br />

Lot 34<br />

£120 - 160<br />

A pair of Sheffield plate<br />

candlesticks and nozzles,<br />

of circular form with reeded<br />

borders, one matched, 26cm<br />

high<br />

Lot 35<br />

£70 - 100<br />

A pair of Sheffield plate<br />

candlesticks and nozzles, with<br />

reeded and foliate decoration,<br />

21cm high; a Sheffield plate oval<br />

pedestal sauceboat, 18cm width;<br />

and a vase shaped pedestal<br />

coffee pot and cover with later<br />

wood handle, 18cm high<br />

Lot 36<br />

£70 - 100<br />

A soapstone and armorial<br />

paperweight in the form of<br />

a book, a leather covered<br />

paperweight inscribed<br />

‘A.A.H./1935/E.M.J.’ and a group<br />

of desk blotters<br />

Lot 37<br />

£80 - 120<br />

A Waterman faux tortoiseshell<br />

and 18k gold mounted<br />

fountain pen stamped<br />

Waterman, France; a ‘Swan<br />

2’ 14k fountain pen inscribed<br />

‘James Watts, June 11th 1930,<br />

J.F.B.H’ by Mabie Todd & Co.<br />

New York; a Parker Duofold<br />

fountain pen in bakelite case; a<br />

quantity of ‘Greenway House’<br />

writing paper, a small bottle<br />

of Windsor & Newtons Indian<br />

ink and a small leather bound<br />

address book, all from Greenway<br />

House<br />

£500 - 800<br />

Lot 38<br />

A mid 19th century<br />

tortoiseshell veneered<br />

pedestal work table, with<br />

octagonal ‘box’ top, 48cm high<br />

34cm diameter<br />

Lot 39<br />

£250 - 350<br />

A Victorian papier mache<br />

and ebonised wood pedestal<br />

games table, with shaped<br />

circular top inlaid with a mother<br />

of pearl chessboard, on gilt<br />

decorated stem with platform<br />

base, 57cm high 52cm diameter<br />

Lot 40<br />

£150 - 200<br />

A Victorian papier mache<br />

pedestal table, with gilt foliate<br />

decoration on a black ground,<br />

the shaped rectangular top inset<br />

with a floral woolwork panel, on<br />

a hexagonal baluster stem to<br />

a triangular platform with fluted<br />

feet, 64cm high 62cm wide<br />

Lot 41<br />

£150 - 200<br />

A metal mounted canvas and<br />

wood bound cabin trunk,<br />

bearing labels relating to ‘Mrs<br />

Mallowan’, 84cm wide<br />

Lot 42<br />

£200 - 300<br />

A Victorian Tunbridgeware<br />

desk thermometer, of obelisk<br />

form with ‘tumbling cube’<br />

decoration, 19cm high (a.f.), two<br />

stamp boxes, a vesta box and<br />

three other items (6)<br />

Lot 43<br />

£200 - 300<br />

A Japanese terracotta figure of<br />

a kneeling and shouting man,<br />

26cm high<br />

£100 - 150<br />

Lot 44<br />

A Tibetan gilt copper alloy<br />

figure of Amitayus, 16th/17th<br />

century, on a double lotus<br />

throne, 14cm high<br />

Lot 45<br />

£1,500 - 2,000<br />

A leather suitcase, the leather<br />

suitcase fitted with silver<br />

mounted cut glass bottles and<br />

two brushes, the monogrammed<br />

mounts London 1904, the case<br />

initialled ‘I.F.H.’, 56cm wide;<br />

a similar canvas and leather<br />

trimmed suitcase, initialled<br />

‘A.H.H.’, the mounts London<br />

1913, 62cm and a 1950’s fitted<br />

picnic case (3)<br />

Lot 46<br />

£100 - 150<br />

A Victorian tortoiseshell and<br />

mother of pearl inkstand, with<br />

a pair of glass inkwells and<br />

covers, 21cm wide<br />

Lot 47<br />

£150 - 200<br />

A Victorian pewter two<br />

handled presentation mug<br />

‘Exeter College Regatta, 1880’<br />

and an R.A.C. chromed badge<br />

Lot 48<br />

£50 - 80<br />

° Christie, Agatha - Why<br />

Didn’t They Ask Evans?,<br />

1st edition, 8vo, cloth,,<br />

(presentation inscription on front<br />

free endpaper ‘with love from /<br />

Agatha’). Greenway House copy,<br />

W. Collins for The Crime Club,<br />

London, 1934<br />

£1,200 - 1,600<br />

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