Gorringe's Winter Fine Sale
We are delighted to announce that our last Fine Sale of the year is on Tuesday 13th December . Going LIVE on our website from Friday 2nd December at 5pm https://www.gorringes.co.uk/ 15 North Street, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2PE
We are delighted to announce that our last Fine Sale of the year is on Tuesday 13th December .
Going LIVE on our website from Friday 2nd December at 5pm
https://www.gorringes.co.uk/
15 North Street, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 2PE
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<strong>Winter</strong> <strong>Fine</strong> <strong>Sale</strong><br />
13th December 2022<br />
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WINTER SALE<br />
Tuesday 13th December<br />
9.30 am<br />
Philip Taylor - Partner<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
philipt@gorringes.co.uk<br />
15 North Street, Lewes, Sussex BN7 2PE<br />
Sally Taylor - Partner<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
sallyt@gorringes.co.uk<br />
VIEWING<br />
Friday 9th December 9.00-5.00<br />
Saturday 10th December 9.00-1.00<br />
Monday 12th December 9.00-4.30<br />
BUYER’S PREMIUM<br />
25% + VAT<br />
payable on the hammer price of all lots<br />
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO OUR<br />
BIDDING PROCEDURE<br />
Please note that , owing to the recent introduction<br />
of Money Laundering Regulations, clients wishing to<br />
bid in this auction are asked likely to be asked to<br />
provide two forms of identification. This applies to<br />
both new and existing clients.<br />
General Enquiries:<br />
Tel: 01273 472503<br />
Clifford Lansberry - Partner<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
clifford@gorringes.co.uk<br />
Dan Bray<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
danb@gorringes.co.uk<br />
Roger Mead<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
rogerm@gorringes.co.uk<br />
David Holmes<br />
+44 (0)1273 472503<br />
davidh@gorringes.co.uk<br />
Joseph Trinder<br />
+44 (0)1892 556860<br />
josepht@gorringes.co.uk<br />
clientservices@gorringes.co.uk<br />
Front cover: Lot 374<br />
Back Cover: Lot 56 & 445<br />
Catalogues: £10 (£12.00 by post)<br />
Registered in England & Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership. Registration No. OC318535<br />
Gorringes is a trading name of Gorringes LLP
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SALE NOTICES<br />
SALE SYMBOLS<br />
§ Artist’s resale right - 4% on the hammer price<br />
† VAT on the hammer price<br />
* Import tax of 5% on the hammer price<br />
BIDDING<br />
You may bid in the room, by commission bid, by telephone or live online. To register to bid in the room please visit the<br />
cashiers desk on the day of the sale. To leave a commission bid please use the online facility, telephone, email or fill out a<br />
bidding form. Bids must be received no later than 9 a.m. on the saleday.<br />
TELEPHONE BIDDING<br />
Telephone bids must be received no later than close of business on the 12th of December.<br />
ONLINE BIDDING<br />
There are three online bidding platforms to choose from; thesaleroom.com, easylive.co.uk and invalauble.com. All have<br />
different additional charges on top of the hammer price and buyer’s premium.<br />
CONDITION REPORTS<br />
Rarely are things at auction in perfect condition so do satisfy yourself as to the condition of each lot. Condition reports<br />
are not printed in the catalogue. They are all available in the online catalogue at www.gorringes.co.uk. Please email if you<br />
require further information about a lot.<br />
VAT<br />
Please note that due to the withdrawal of the Retail Export Scheme by HMRC, we are unable to provide VAT refunds<br />
documentation for hand-carried exports. In order to qualify for a VAT refund, your lots must be exported by a shipper<br />
and valid exportation documentation must be provided.<br />
PAYMENT TERMS<br />
Payment is required by Wednesday 21st of December by debit card, BACS, Worldpay and cash (subject to money<br />
laundering regulations). Please note we do not accept credit cards or American Express.<br />
PACKING, DELIVERY & SHIPPING<br />
Shipping can prove expensive so please ask us for a shipping quote before bidding. We aim to provide in-house packing<br />
where practical but high value and delicate items may well require a specialist. Overseas shipping is best provided by a<br />
shipper in order to access appropriate insurance cover. We can recommend local carriers, UK domestic carriers and<br />
International shipping specialists.<br />
BOOK A COLLECTION<br />
Collection is by appointment only. You need to book a collection time by 4pm the previous day. Visit the website or<br />
follow the link on your invoice to book a collection time. Purchases not collected within two weeks of the sale date<br />
will be held in storage and charged at the rate of £5+ VAT per lot per day. Please contact us if you require special<br />
arrangements to be made regarding storage.<br />
CONDITIONS OF SALE<br />
Visit www.gorringes.co.uk for full conditions of sale.
ORDER OF SALE<br />
Tuesday 13th December at 9.30am<br />
70<br />
Miscellanea<br />
Bronzes and Metalware 1 - 61<br />
Ceramics and Glass 62 - 112<br />
Asian Works of Art 113 - 232<br />
Clocks<br />
233 - 246<br />
Carpets & Furniture 247 - 288<br />
Tuesday 13th December at 12.30pm<br />
Paintings and Prints<br />
Silver - 2.00pm approx<br />
Watches<br />
Medals &<br />
Jewellery - 3.00pm approx<br />
289 - 459<br />
460 - 527<br />
528 - 544<br />
545 - 636<br />
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Miscellanea, Bronzes & Indian<br />
Works of Art<br />
Lots 1 - 61<br />
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2<br />
4<br />
Lot 1<br />
A signed photograph of Sir Winston<br />
Churchill and his wife Clementine<br />
taken 20th April 1956 at The St James<br />
Hawkey Hall, Woodford Green, overall<br />
17.5 x 22.5cm<br />
Lot 2<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A George V silver mounted<br />
photograph frame, Charles Henry<br />
Dumenil, London, 1924, containing a<br />
reprinted twin photograph of Louis and<br />
Edwina Mountbatten, bearing facsimile<br />
signatures and dated 1929, width 28.5cm<br />
height 23.5cm<br />
Lot 3<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A George VI red morocco leather<br />
government despatch box, embossed<br />
in gold with the royal cypher of King<br />
George VI and “Privy Council Office”.<br />
Manufactured by John Peck and Son,<br />
Surrey Row, Blackfriars Road, London,<br />
46cm wide 31cm deep 15cm high<br />
Lot 4<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
An early printed sheet ‘Limomachia,<br />
the new invented machine for taking<br />
likenesses’, by Raphael Pinion, 40 x<br />
26cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
3<br />
10
5<br />
7<br />
6<br />
Lot 5<br />
A scratch built live steam model of a C.M.R 2-4-4 tank<br />
engine ‘Linda’, with original painted finish, length 77cm<br />
width 20cm height 27cm<br />
Lot 6<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
A rare vintage Fendi Baguette brown mink shoulder<br />
bag, with brown leather stitched strap, original storage<br />
bag and metal label. Period c.2008 Made in Italy. Bought<br />
from Harrods, Knightsbridge.<br />
Lot 7<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A vintage 2001 Louis Vuitton Stephen Sprouse Khaki<br />
Green Monogram Graffiti Keepall 50, height 29 cm<br />
width 21cm length 51cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 8<br />
A vintage 2001 Louis Vuitton x Stephen Sprouse<br />
Monogram Graffiti Pochette, Summer 2001 Louis<br />
Vuitton brown monogram handbag featuring orange<br />
Stephen Sprouse graffiti motifs, brown monogram canvas<br />
and a removable strap. camel leather detachable top<br />
handle length 21cm width 12cm depth 14cm<br />
8<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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10<br />
12<br />
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Lot 9<br />
A large Steiff blonde mohair teddy bear, circa 1920,<br />
with growler, height 48cm<br />
Lot 10<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Three bottles of 1983 ‘Salon’ champagne in original<br />
boxes<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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Lot 11<br />
Three bottles of 1979 ‘Salon’ champagne and one<br />
bottle of 1976 (4)<br />
Lot 12<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Twelve bottles of Clos Fourtet Saint Emillion Grand<br />
Cru 1989<br />
Lot 13<br />
Seven bottles of Chateau Pichon Longueville<br />
Comtesse De Lalande 1982<br />
£500 - 700<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
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Lot 14<br />
A late 18th/early 19th century<br />
Ottoman tortoiseshell and<br />
mother-of-pearl scribe’s casket,<br />
of sarcophagus form, the top of the<br />
cover decorated with an arabesque<br />
panel, above diaper pattern panels,<br />
ivory edging, the interior with red<br />
velvet lining and gilt brocade braiding,<br />
including a lidded compartment to the<br />
right, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: 21PDZA3C<br />
49cm wide 30cm deep 31cm high<br />
Lot 15<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A rare Dunhill lucite cigarette<br />
lighter with unusual decoration of<br />
a Pekingese dog, silver plated brass<br />
mounts, width 10cm depth 5cm height<br />
7.5cm<br />
Lot 16<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
An early 19th century gold overlaid<br />
flintlock pistol, by Beckwith,<br />
London, the barrel overlaid with gold<br />
scrolling foliage and flowers, lock<br />
signed Beckwith, London, steel trigger<br />
guard engraved with scrolls, the stock<br />
with crested gold plaque, 47cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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Lot 17<br />
Three 17/18th century Italian<br />
pietra dura plaques depicting<br />
parrots on cherry branches,<br />
giltwood framed, largest 21 x 15cm,<br />
the pair 10.5 x 13cm.<br />
Lot 18<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of Maori carved wood<br />
photograph frames containing<br />
contemporary New Zealand<br />
photographs c.1900-10, carved<br />
in relief with rauponga lines and<br />
spirals, inset with contemporary<br />
albumen photos, depicting<br />
figures by Waikimihia (Hinemoa’s<br />
bath), Mokoia Island, Rotorua by<br />
Edith Preen (1877- ?, she also<br />
photographed Anaha Te Rahui,<br />
c.1907) and another albumen print<br />
entitled ‘Maori Haka, NZ’, frames<br />
32.5cm x 27cm<br />
Lot 19<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Maori carved wood oblong<br />
bowl and cover, kumete, c.1880-<br />
1910, probably carved in totara<br />
wood with two wrestlers supporting<br />
the bowl and cover, the surface<br />
carved in high relief with elaborate<br />
rauponga lines and spirals with<br />
paua shell inlaid discs, height 23cm<br />
length 31cm<br />
Cf. a similar kumete, collection no.<br />
442,106 in the Auckland Museum,<br />
known as the Two Wrestlers which<br />
is said to represent two chiefs<br />
fighting over tikitere. A large kumete<br />
bowl is in the Field Museum,<br />
Chicago which is signed by the<br />
artist Anaha Te Rahui, chief of<br />
Ngati Tarawhai iwi in Rotorua area<br />
and made some time in the late<br />
19th century. Anaha died in 1913<br />
aged over 90. Unlike the waka huia<br />
feather boxes which are carved on<br />
the bottom and suspended in the air<br />
in a chiefs house, a kumete is a type<br />
of storage bowl and cover.<br />
£500 - 700<br />
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Lot 20<br />
A 19th century French carved labradorite,<br />
diamond, ruby and enamel handled<br />
ebonised cane, enamelled in ‘American<br />
colours’ to the collar and bow tie, 91cm<br />
Lot 21<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A violin, labelled Leandro Bisiach della<br />
Scuola Cremonese fece in Milano 1898,<br />
Piazzo del Duomo, sides and neck with<br />
medium curl, inlaid purfling, golden varnish,<br />
length of back 35.6cm (14in.) cased<br />
Lot 22<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A 19th century French Grandjon school<br />
violin, labelled Joseph Guarnerins fecit<br />
Cremonae anno 1719 IHS, the varnish of<br />
golden-red tone, with medium curl to the back,<br />
sides and neck, inlaid purfling, length of back<br />
35.5cm (14in.), cased<br />
Lot 23<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 19th century violin attributed to Klotz<br />
school, unlabelled, the back and sides with<br />
medium curl, replacement neck, inlaid purfling,<br />
length of back 35.5cm<br />
Lot 24<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A 19th century Saxon cello, the back,<br />
sides and neck with slight curl, inlaid purfling,<br />
chestnut brown varnish, together with a cello<br />
bow with ivory mounted tip, length of back<br />
72.5cm, soft case. Registration of an ivory<br />
item Submission reference: 9XUQL1Q3<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
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24<br />
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26<br />
28<br />
27<br />
Lot 25<br />
A late 19th century Swiss gilt metal mounted phenolic<br />
singing bird box, the lid decorated in relief with cherubs<br />
releasing a caged bird, front button operating the<br />
feathered singing bird automaton, with key, 10 x 7cm,<br />
3cm high<br />
Lot 26<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A 19th century Russian icon of St. Nicholas with 84<br />
zlotnik oklad dated 1862, 30 x 26cm<br />
Lot 27<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 19th century Russian icon of St. George with silver<br />
oklad, dated 181?, extensively inscribed around the<br />
edges with the date 1871, 29 x 24cm<br />
Lot 28<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Victorian white marble bust of a gentleman, wearing<br />
classical robes with a medal hanging from his breast, on<br />
reconstituted stone pedestal, overall height 40cm bust<br />
width 60cm height 80cm<br />
Lot 29<br />
An 18th century German boxwood figure of St<br />
Sebastian bound to a tree trunk, height 22cm<br />
Lot 30<br />
£500 - 700<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Two pairs of Robert Thompson Mouseman Thompson<br />
oak bookends, each carved with a mouse, width 9.5cm<br />
depth 9.5cm height 15cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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Lot 31<br />
A 17th/18th century Italian marble plaque carved with<br />
a reclining cherub, 19.5 x 34.5cm Provenance - from<br />
Cyril Humphris, London sculpture dealer.<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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30<br />
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34<br />
Lot 32<br />
A rare pre-Columbian sheet gold headdress or breast<br />
plate, possibly Moche culture, Northern Peru, A.D.<br />
200 - 850, of crescent shape, suspended with hand cut<br />
discs, the centre repousse worked with the figure of a<br />
warrior holding a war club in each hand, and wearing a<br />
crescent-shaped headdress and circular earflares, 36cm<br />
wide 9.7cm high, weight 130g<br />
Compare a gold mounted earflare in the Metropolitan<br />
Musem of Art, New York, decorated with a similar figure<br />
wearing a similar crescent shaped headdress and<br />
earflares to the figure on the breast plate. War clubs<br />
are prominent in Moche representations of battles and<br />
ceremonies, but they also appear to have served as<br />
generalized symbols of power; on occasion ceramic<br />
representations of war clubs adorned the rooflines of<br />
buildings.<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
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Lot 33<br />
An English carved limestone head of a bearded<br />
king, possibly Anglo-Saxon, the weathered head<br />
wearing a crown, 25cm high 22.5cm wide<br />
Lot 34<br />
£300 - 500<br />
James De Ville, 367 Strand, London. A pair of<br />
Regency bronze oil lamps to a design by Thomas<br />
Hope, with eagle finials, serpent handles and<br />
flowering spouts, length 31cm depth 16cm height<br />
25cm<br />
Lot 35<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
A set of eight cast gilt brass three branch wall<br />
sconces, height 23 cm width 22 cm<br />
Lot 36<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
Franz Bergman (Austrian, 1861-1936). A cold<br />
painted bronze table lamp ‘The Carpet Seller’, cast<br />
Bergman mark to base, 51cm high<br />
Lot 37<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Adrien Etienne Gaudez (French, 1845-1902). A<br />
bronze group of a huntsman and hound, signed in<br />
the bronze, height 39cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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37<br />
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40<br />
38<br />
Lot 38<br />
After Giambologna. A Grand Tour bronze figure of Mercury, on red<br />
marble socle with bronze frieze of putti, height 82cm<br />
Lot 39<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French, 1824-1887). A parcel<br />
gilt bronze and ivory figure, ‘Liseuse’, the medieval lady standing<br />
reading a book, signed in the bronze, on integral socle with title<br />
plaque stating ‘Grand Prix du Salon’, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: 3VJRGY1R<br />
height 60cm<br />
Lot 40<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
After the Antique. A pair of bronze busts of Roman Emperors, on<br />
gilt bronze ivy-entwined columns and green marble plinths, width of<br />
bases 12cm height 45cm<br />
Lot 41<br />
39<br />
Ferdinand Barbedienne (French, 1810-1892). A pair of bronze<br />
figures of Sophocles and Demosthenes, signed in the bronze,<br />
height 43cm and 41cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
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Lot 42<br />
After Lord Frederick Leighton (English, 1830-1896),<br />
bronze, The Sluggard, signed in the bronze and titled,<br />
height 51cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
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41<br />
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Lot 43<br />
M. Leducq. A bronze model of a panther crouched<br />
upon a rock, signed, on oval marble plinth, width 60cm<br />
height 29cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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Lot 44<br />
After Clodion. A bronze figure of a Bacchic satyr,<br />
on black marble and brass base, height 50cm<br />
Provenance - Ken Paul, featured as a prop in<br />
the 1996 American gothic horror film Mary Reilly<br />
directed by Stephen Frears and starring Julia<br />
Roberts and John Malkovich<br />
Lot 45<br />
£500 - 700<br />
J. Darcourt. An Art Deco bronze figure of a<br />
victorious athlete, standing with arms aloft, on<br />
signed marble plinth, depth 15cm height 63cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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44<br />
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Lot 46<br />
Plagner. An Art Deco bronze group of two panthers,<br />
standing upon a veined marble base, length 79cm depth<br />
25cm height 32cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 47<br />
46<br />
Salvator Riolo. An Art Deco bronze figure of an<br />
archer, kneeling with bow string drawn, on black marble<br />
plinth, length 69cm depth 17cm height 39cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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Lot 48<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A large bronze of<br />
‘Snailmaker’, signed and dated 2000, 20/20, on black marble<br />
base, height 54cm<br />
Lot 49<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A small bronze of<br />
Sneakweed, signed and dated 2015 and numbered 18, on<br />
ebonised bronze base, height 36cm<br />
Lot 50<br />
£500 - 800<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). bronze; The Drinker, signed<br />
and dated 2014 and numbered 16, on naturalistic base, height<br />
29cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
48<br />
53<br />
Lot 51<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A Chelsea Flower<br />
Show Centenary bronze model of Jackpot, signed<br />
and dated 2011, on separate 19 13–2013 Chelsea flower<br />
show centenary plinth, height 26cm<br />
Lot 52<br />
£500 - 800<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A Chelsea Flower<br />
Show Centenary bronze of a crouching pixie tickling<br />
a trout, signed, on bronze socle, height 23cm<br />
Lot 53<br />
£500 - 700<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A bronze of a pixie<br />
saxophone player, signed and dated 1998, numbered<br />
15/?, on black marble socle, height 61cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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50<br />
52<br />
49<br />
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55<br />
56<br />
57<br />
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Lot 54<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A very large bronze<br />
of Sneakweed, signed and dated 1998, 26/50, on black<br />
marble base, width 109cm height 103cm<br />
Lot 55<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A bronze figure<br />
‘Snailmaker’, signed and dated 2010, on black marble<br />
plinth, height 27cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 56<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A bronze and marble<br />
water fountain ‘Jackpot’, signed and dated 1998,<br />
numbered 22/200, with glass pebble filled green marble<br />
bowl, mounted upon a white painted pedestal with<br />
internal fountain mechanism, height with marble bowl<br />
61cm height overall 183cm<br />
Lot 57<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A pair of bronze<br />
Psathyrella mushrooms, each with a snail to the base,<br />
signed and dated 2000, on black marble plinths, height<br />
71cm<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
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Lot 58<br />
Ladislav Jan Šaloun (Czech, 1870-1946). A large<br />
bronze group of a dignitary greeting two men, early<br />
20th century, signed to the base, on an oak plinth, 72cm<br />
high, 64.5cm wide<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 59<br />
Fredda Brilliant (Polish, 1903-1999). A cast bronze<br />
figure of Anton Chekhov (Russian, 1860-1904),<br />
playwright and short story writer), signed in the<br />
bronze, with a copy of the 1976 retrospective exhibition<br />
catalogue, depth 13cm height 22cm<br />
£250 - 350<br />
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Lot 60<br />
Serafin Nikolaevich Sud’binin ( Russian, 1867-1944).<br />
A bronze figure of the ballerina Tamara Karsavina on<br />
simulated marble socle, height 54cm<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
60<br />
59<br />
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61<br />
60A<br />
Lot 60A<br />
§ Sydney Harpley R.A. (British, 1927-1992), bronze,<br />
‘Girl with a beach ball’, signed and numbered 7/9, on<br />
black marble plinth with title plaque, overall height 85cm<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
Lot 61<br />
§ Sydney Harpley R.A. (British, 1927-1992), bronze,<br />
‘Girl on a Swing’, signed and numbered 7/9, on black<br />
marble plinth with title plaque, overall height 85cm<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
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Decorative Arts,<br />
Ceramics & Glass<br />
Lots 62 - 112<br />
73<br />
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Lot 62<br />
62<br />
A Pilkington’s Lancastrian ovoid vase, by William<br />
S. Mycock, 1923, decorated with harebells and berries,<br />
in violet, silver, green and ruby lustre, impressed marks<br />
and painted WSM 1923 mark, 19cm high<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 64<br />
A Martin Brothers cobalt blue glazed vase, early 20th<br />
century, of petal lobed baluster form, with ochre and brown<br />
glazes to the rim and the interior of the neck, incised mark<br />
Martinware Southall, 24.5cm high<br />
64<br />
£300 - 500<br />
63<br />
Lot 63<br />
A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre octagonal bowl, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, pattern Z4968, decorated with<br />
the Gargoyle pattern to the exterior and Bird on a Hoop to the interior, gilt printed mark and puce pattern no.Z4968,<br />
18cm wide<br />
£1500 - 2500<br />
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Lot 65<br />
A rare Martin Brothers ‘Wheel Boy, Bench Boy and<br />
Thrower’ stoneware plaque, dated 1882, modelled with<br />
relief figures, wheel, benches and pots, this plaque also<br />
documents the name of each worker and is incised below<br />
each figure - ‘“Wheel Boy” Tom Cox, “Bench Boy” Elvin<br />
Kellord, “Thrower” Edwin Bruce Martin’, incised upper<br />
left ‘Southall Pottery. Middlesex. 1882 R W Martin’, with<br />
curved plinth, 41cm wide 17.5cm high<br />
Lot 67<br />
A rare Martin Brothers stoneware rook chess piece,<br />
c.1920, possibly a prototype, indistinct incised mark ‘R W<br />
Martin Southall 10.1920 (?)’.<br />
cf. The Martin Brothers Potters by Malcolm Haslam,<br />
p133, Fig. XXV for a chess set featuring a similar rook<br />
with slightly different details. 11.5cm high<br />
£400 - 600<br />
cf. The Martin Brothers Potters by Malcolm Haslam, p79<br />
for a comparable high-relief plaque dated to c.1882.<br />
£7000 - 9000<br />
66<br />
Lot 66<br />
A Martin Brothers stoneware jug, c.1879, of squat ovoid form,<br />
decorated in brown and blue glazes with four shell motifs, the applied<br />
looped handle with grotesque mask terminal, impressed Mark<br />
R.W.MARTIN SOUTHALL, incised date 27.1.79, 14cm high<br />
£200 - 300<br />
67<br />
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Lot 68<br />
Eugene Millet (1819-1879) for Viellard Bordeaux - an<br />
extensive Japonaise ‘Grands Oiseaux’ earthenware part<br />
dinner service, late 19th century, each piece printed and<br />
painted in bright colours with birds amid foliage in Japanese<br />
taste, some pieces with pseudo seal marks to the design,<br />
all with seal monogram mark to base ‘JV & C. B.’, 64 pieces<br />
including covers and stands, together with two ‘Grands<br />
Poissons’ plates and a footed dish (67). See Gorringes<br />
online condition report for list of items.<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 69<br />
Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co., a rare ‘Tudric’ pewter<br />
and patinated copper clock, c.1902-05, model no. 0253,<br />
with a Continental twin train movement, the base stamped<br />
‘TUDRIC 0253’, 30cm high<br />
Literature - Liberty Pewter Sketch Book, Westminster City<br />
Archives, London, n.d., p. 57, no. 0253<br />
Stephen Martin, Archibald Knox, London, 1995, pp. 47<br />
(for the model illustrated in the Liberty & Co. Yule-Tide<br />
Catalogue, circa 1902-1903) and 88<br />
Michael Jeffery, Arts and Crafts Style, New York, 2001, p.<br />
170<br />
Stephen Martin, Archibald Knox, London, 2001, p. 235<br />
£5000 - 7000 69<br />
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Lot 70<br />
Tiffany Studios. A counter-balance patinated bronze desk lamp<br />
with ‘Favrile’ glass shade, c.1905, with adjustable angle and tilt<br />
of shade, the shade engraved ‘L.C.T’, the bronze base stamped<br />
‘TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 417’, maximum height 41cm, shade<br />
17.3cm diameter<br />
Lot 71<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
Tiffany Studios, New York. A ‘Favrile’ glass flowerform vase,<br />
etched makers mark L.C.T. (Louis Comfort Tiffany), pattern<br />
Y1959, c.1907, 26cm high<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
71<br />
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72<br />
Lot 72<br />
A rare Mintons Aesthetic period porcelain double moon<br />
flask, manner of Dr. Christopher Dresser, each side painted<br />
with a bird perched in a tree and insects and flowers within a<br />
gilded circular reserve, on a turquoise ground, the shoulder<br />
modelled with a dragon, impressed mark and date code for 1873,<br />
21.8cm high<br />
Lot 73<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Eric Ravilious (1903-1942) for Wedgwood, a ‘Boat Race’<br />
large bowl, c.1938, the exterior decorated with boat races in<br />
Oxford and Cambridge, the interior with Piccadilly Circus, black<br />
printed and impressed manufacturer’s marks and red ‘CL6263’,<br />
30cm diameter<br />
Lot 74<br />
£800 - 1000<br />
Rosenthal for Versace. A graduated pair of Medusa pattern<br />
jardinieres, gilt and black printed marks, 19.5cm and 14.5cm<br />
high<br />
£400 - 600<br />
74<br />
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76<br />
Lot 75<br />
E.E. Strickland for Carter & Co, Poole pottery, six<br />
sets of four tile panels of animals and farm scenes,<br />
the designs comprise rabbits, pigs, a turkey, sheep,<br />
haystacks and a windmill, each tile 15.2cm (6in.) square<br />
and each set of four tiles 61cm square, minor faults.<br />
Provenance: removed form Dewhurst Butchers, Dover<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 76<br />
A Clarice Cliff Rhodanthe pattern part dinner service,<br />
Biarritz shape, comprising a semi circular vegetable<br />
tureen and cover, 20cm, a similar sauce tureen, cover<br />
and stand, 16cm, four rectangular side plates, 18.5cm,<br />
four soup bowls and rectangular stands, 16.5cm and a<br />
gravy boat,17cm, Clarice Cliff facsimile signature marks<br />
and Biarritz printed marks<br />
Lot 77<br />
£800 - 1000<br />
Jules Sarlandie (1874-1936), a large Art Deco Limoges<br />
enamel polychrome plaque, Waiting for the ferryman,<br />
signed lower left, inscribed verso ‘En attendant Le<br />
Passeur’, 23.5cm x 34.5cm excluding frame<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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79<br />
Lot 78<br />
§ Philip Egin (b.1959), a series of three crumpled<br />
monochrome glazed pottery jugs, c.2020, covered in<br />
a brown or ochre glaze, one example with moulded mark<br />
beneath the glaze ‘Capecraft hospital ware’, with copy of<br />
invoice, 16.7cm - 17.5cm<br />
Lot 79<br />
£400 - 600<br />
§ Sarah Walton (b.1945), a large salt glaze stoneware<br />
bird bath on a wood pedestal, total dimensions 42cm<br />
wide 82cm high<br />
Lot 80<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed<br />
laminated clay chawan, in a patchwork of volcanic<br />
cream, brown and terracotta clays, 12.5cm across, 10cm<br />
high<br />
Lot 81<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed<br />
laminated clay unomi, of cylindrical form, in a patchwork<br />
of volcanic grey, blue, pink, white and brown clays, paper<br />
label ‘132’ to base, 9.4cm high<br />
Lot 82<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed<br />
laminated clay unomi, of tapering cylindrical form, on a<br />
raised foot, in a patchwork of volcanic cream, green, blue,<br />
lilac, pink and brown clays, 11cm across 8.5cm high<br />
Lot 83<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed<br />
laminated clay unomi, of cylindrical form, in a patchwork<br />
of volcanic grey-blue, brown, cream, terracotta and ochre<br />
clays, 9.5cm across 8.5cm high<br />
Lot 84<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed<br />
laminated clay unomi, slightly oval in section, patchwork<br />
of volcanic blue, pink, buff, green, cream and brown<br />
clays, small paper label to base ‘EH 78’, 9.7cm across<br />
10cm high<br />
Lot 85<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed<br />
laminated clay unomi cup, of bulbous shape, in a<br />
patchwork of grey, blue, ochre, brown and cream clays,<br />
10cm across 9cm high<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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81<br />
82<br />
83<br />
84<br />
85<br />
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86<br />
87<br />
89<br />
Lot 86<br />
88<br />
§ William Marshall (1923–2007), a large grey-blue and<br />
tenmoku glazed ovoid vase, with impressed lozenges<br />
to the shoulder, impressed seal mark, purchased from<br />
Bonhams Contemporary Ceramics sale, 15th June 1989,<br />
Lot 43 33cm high<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 87<br />
§ Angus Suttie (1946-1993), a multicoloured glazed<br />
stoneware dish or basket, with a twisted handle<br />
above a geometrically shaped dish base, decorated<br />
with geometric multicoloured glaze designs, apparently<br />
unsigned, 21.6cm wide 16.5cm high<br />
Lot 88<br />
£300 - 500<br />
An Italian maiolica jug (boccale), probably Montelupo,<br />
18th/19th century, painted with a soldier holding a<br />
stiletto and an axe, the opposing side with a drummer,<br />
around a central overall reserve inscribed ‘MOGLIE E<br />
BUOI DAI PAESI TUOI’, an Italian proverb meaning your<br />
wife, like your livestock, should come from your own<br />
town, unglazed base, 24.5cm high, minor damage<br />
£500 - 700<br />
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Lot 89<br />
A large Italian maiolica bombola, 18th century,<br />
possibly Sicilian, painted with an angel and<br />
flower and fruit festoons, partially glazed base,<br />
35cm diameter, 29.5cm high, some restoration,<br />
crack to base<br />
Lot 90<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A large Rouen faience blue and white cistern,<br />
second quarter 18th century, painted with<br />
foliate scrolls, pendants and flowers, twin dolphin<br />
and shell surmount, domed cover lacking finial,<br />
57.5cm high, restorations<br />
Lot 91<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A massive Delft blue and white inverted<br />
baluster vase and cover, c.1700, painted with<br />
Chinese figures in a landscape in imitation of a<br />
Chinese late Ming vase and cover, 57.5cm high,<br />
neck and cover restored<br />
£500 - 700<br />
90<br />
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94<br />
Lot 92<br />
A large Strasbourg faience octagonal dish, c.1720-<br />
40, painted in blue with a basket of flowers, within foliate<br />
banded borders, fluted edge, the base marked ‘S L’<br />
35.5cm wide<br />
Lot 93<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Two similar 18th century Delft blue and white hanging<br />
bough pots, of lobed demi-lune shape, painted in blue<br />
with foliage, 18.3cm wide<br />
Lot 94<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Delft blue and white Kraak style dish, late 17th<br />
century, the centre painted with a Chinese figure in a<br />
landscape, within panelled figure and foliate borders,<br />
34cm diameter<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 95<br />
A Sevres porcelain shaped oval tray, date code for<br />
1754, probably later decorated with a central floral spray<br />
within a flower garland border, 33.5cm wide<br />
Lot 96<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Six Meissen porcelain figures of putti and a boy,<br />
second half 18th century, three modelled by J.J.<br />
Kandler as putti emblematic of Spring, Autumn and<br />
<strong>Winter</strong>, unmarked, a pair of seated putti holding a vase<br />
and a boy gardener, the last two with underglaze blue<br />
crossed swords marks, 8.5cm - 14.5cm high, restorations<br />
£600 - 800<br />
93<br />
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95<br />
97<br />
Lot 97<br />
A Meissen figure of a cockatoo, late 19th century,<br />
underglaze blue crossed swords mark and incised model<br />
no.57, 21.5cm high, chip to crest<br />
Lot 98<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Meissen porcelain group of a maid and a gallant<br />
by a pedestal, 19th century, underglaze blue crossed<br />
swords and asterisk mark and number 30, 22cm high,<br />
crack to base<br />
£250 - 350<br />
98<br />
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Lot 102<br />
A Baccarat millefiori glass paperweight,<br />
dated 1847, decorated with assorted closepacked<br />
polychrome canes including ‘B1847’,<br />
7.5cm diameter<br />
Lot 103<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A rare Meissen porcelain figure of a child<br />
on a pillow, designed by Conrad Hentschel,<br />
c.1905, underglaze blue crossed swords mark<br />
and incised model number U150, 12.5cm high<br />
£400 - 600<br />
100<br />
101<br />
99<br />
Lot 99<br />
Three large Bohemian ruby stained glass goblets and<br />
covers, late 19th century, each wheel engraved with<br />
hunting scenes, 38.5cm to 50.5cm high, rim chips<br />
Lot 100<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Sevres reticulated part coffee set, early 20th<br />
century, finely pierced with six petal flower heads and<br />
honeycomb bands, impressed and printed marks with<br />
manufacturing dates ranging from 1903-1915, coffee pot<br />
19cm high<br />
Lot 101<br />
A pair of Italian tin-glaze earthenware figures of<br />
seated greyhounds, 35cm high<br />
£1500 - 2500<br />
£350 - 400<br />
104<br />
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103<br />
102<br />
105<br />
106<br />
Lot 104<br />
A Meissen seated figure of a German Wachtelhund<br />
(spaniel), 19th century, underglaze blue crossed swords<br />
mark, incised model no. 333, 19cm high, restoration and<br />
damage<br />
Lot 105<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica deep dish, c.1956<br />
and a Copenhagen coffee cup, 19th century, the<br />
dish painted with a named botanical specimen ’Rosa<br />
Villosa Horn’, printed marks, 25cm diameter, the coffee<br />
cup painted in Meissen style with figures in a harbour,<br />
underglaze blue three waves mark, 6.5cm high (2)<br />
Lot 106<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Longton Hall cream jug, c.1755, modelled in the form<br />
of two overlapping vine leaves, the handle modelled as a<br />
twig with two clusters of small purple grapes, the interior<br />
with flower sprays, unglazed foot, 12.5cm long 8.1 cm<br />
high, hairline cracks<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 107<br />
107<br />
A Chelsea red anchor leaf dish, c.1756, painted to<br />
the centre with a floral spray within naturalistic painted<br />
borders, iron red anchor mark, receipt for Delomosne &<br />
Son Ltd. 7th July 1981, 24cm long<br />
£300 - 400<br />
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109<br />
Lot 108<br />
A good Chelsea silver-shape dish, c.1752, the shape<br />
attributed to the silversmith Nicholas Sprimont, painted<br />
with floral sprays and insects, spur marks to base and<br />
‘moons’ to body, 33.4cm across. Provenance - Graham<br />
and Oxley Ltd, 11th October 1980.<br />
Lot 109<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A good pair of Bow porcelain bocage figures, c.1770,<br />
modelled as a boy and a girl holding the lid of a flower<br />
painted basket, standing before bocage, on a scrollwork<br />
base, iron red anchor and dagger marks, 22cm high<br />
Provenance - receipt for Millhouse, Petworth, July 1986.<br />
Lot 110<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
Two Derby dessert plates, late 18th century, attributed<br />
to Zachariah Boreman and ‘Jockey’ Hill, the Boreman<br />
plate painted with a titled view ‘Dunstaffnage Castle<br />
on Loch Etive Scotland’, blue Derby mark and pattern<br />
number 254, 22.8cm diameter and the ‘Jockey’ Hill plate<br />
painted with the titled view ‘south front of Kedleston Hall<br />
Derbyshire’, blue and gilt wreath border, blue Derby mark,<br />
pattern number 50 and decorator’s mark ‘2’ inside foot,<br />
21.8cm diameter<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 111<br />
A rare Derby plate from the Pares service, c.1810,<br />
decorated in imitation of oriental lacquer with a black<br />
border richly gilt, with a landscape and a bird in flight,<br />
further gilt floral sprays around the rim, crown, crossed<br />
batons and D mark, pattern no 397, all in red, 21.5cm<br />
diameter<br />
Lot 112<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A rare Rockingham botanical specimen part breakfast<br />
service, griffin statant mark, c.1826, with some<br />
matching pieces, c.1830-5, each piece painted with<br />
titled botanical specimens, each base inscribed in iron<br />
red with the specimens title some pieces with pattern<br />
number 580, the majority of saucers and plates with iron<br />
red griffin statant Rockingham mark indicating most of the<br />
service was supplied in late 1826, with a different pattern<br />
Rockingham pink rose and insect painted soup dish and<br />
a botanical specimen jug. See Gorringes online condition<br />
report for a full listing of the service.<br />
cf. Alwyn and Angela Cox, Rockingham 1745–1842,<br />
colour plate 47 for a variation on this pattern. This<br />
service is similar to the Royal botanical plants and flies<br />
service delivered to Wentworth house in 1829 but with<br />
the absence of insects on the plants. According to Castle<br />
Howard records a breakfast service of pattern 580 was<br />
delivered to the Earl of Carlisle in November 1829, from<br />
the Bramelds’ York shop and is described as Royal<br />
Breakfasts.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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Asian Works of<br />
Art<br />
Lots 113-232<br />
126<br />
47
113<br />
Lot 113<br />
A large Japanese Arita ovoid vase, 18th century,<br />
painted in Imari palette with peonies, chrysanthemums<br />
and willow, 43.5cm high, cracks<br />
Lot 114<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of Japanese Satsuma miniature bottle vases,<br />
signed ‘Hankinzan Do’, Meiji period, each finely<br />
painted with ladies in a garden pavilion, on a bird and<br />
flower decorated ground, with intricate brocade borders,<br />
signed in gilt to a square seal on the base, 7.7cm high<br />
Lot 115<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Japanese miniature Satsuma pottery baluster<br />
vase, by Yabu Meizan, Meiji period, finely painted with<br />
groups of figures, the neck with bands of flowers, gilt four<br />
character seal mark, 3.9cm high<br />
Lot 116<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Japanese blue and white ‘prunus’ double gourd<br />
sake flask, late Edo period, 31.5cm high<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
114<br />
115<br />
117<br />
119<br />
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Lot 117<br />
A large Japanese Satsuma pottery vase, late 19th<br />
century, finely gilded and painted in enamels with<br />
chrysanthemums and plum blossom, gosu blue sprigs<br />
and phoenix mon, the neck applied with a pair of ‘dragon’<br />
handles, unmarked, 33.5cm, some damage to handles<br />
Lot 118<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Japanese School, late Edo period, scroll painting<br />
of waves and the moon behind rocks, red seal mark<br />
upper left, brocade borders, image 28.5cm x 46.5cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
118<br />
Lot 119<br />
A series of three Japanese watercolours of Zen<br />
Buddhist scenes, Edo period, depicting Ken’eo and<br />
Datsueba, Jigoku Sai-no-kawara and Hyakkanichi Byodo-o<br />
/Kanzeon Bosatsu, inscribed upper right, each 35. 5 x 45<br />
cm<br />
Lot 120<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Japanese bronze model of a sword fittings master<br />
craftsman, by Miyao Eisuke, Meiji period, the seated<br />
artist chasing a bronze tsuba, signed ‘Miyao saku’, total<br />
height 18cm including original gilt lacquered wood stand,<br />
small section of bronze lacking<br />
£400 - 600<br />
116<br />
120<br />
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127<br />
121<br />
Lot 121<br />
A Japanese silver wire cloisonné enamel vase, Meiji<br />
period, manner of Hayashi Kodenji, silver mounted<br />
rims, decorated with flowering shrubs and trees, thicker<br />
silver wire to some stems and the irises, unmarked, 15cm<br />
high<br />
Lot 122<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A Japanese bronze model an eagle standing on a<br />
rock, Meiji period, in two parts, incised five character<br />
signature to base, 44.5cm high<br />
Lot 123<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Japanese silver wire cloisonné enamel baluster<br />
vase, by Ando, mid 20th century, decorated with<br />
archaistic birds, scrolls and lappets, Ando mark to base,<br />
plated rims, 26cm high<br />
Lot 124<br />
122<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese blue and white panelled dish, Kangxi<br />
period, the centre painted with a lotus flower within<br />
ruyi head, rockwork and foliate panelled borders, the<br />
underside with ribbon tied ‘wan’ lozenge mark surrounded<br />
by floral sprigs, 36.5cm diameter, rim chip with hairline<br />
crack<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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125<br />
Lot 125<br />
A Chinese blue and white sleeve vase, Kangxi period,<br />
painted with flowers scrolling tendrils and leaves, café au<br />
lait glazed rim, 25cm high<br />
Lot 126<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of massive Chinese blue and white Aster<br />
pattern dishes, Kangxi mark but Republic period,<br />
each finely painted to the centre with five aster flower<br />
heads amid tightly curled scrolls, and a panelled border<br />
of aster flowers, six character Kangxi mark, 54.5cm<br />
diameter, one with a small section broken and restuck<br />
Lot 127<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A Chinese blue and white ‘phoenix’ vase, Kangxi<br />
period, painted with phoenixes amid flowers and scrolling<br />
clouds, 34.5cm high<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
124<br />
126<br />
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128<br />
Lot 128<br />
A Chinese clobbered blue and white vase and cover,<br />
18th/19th century, painted in underglaze blue with a river<br />
landscape scene and later over-enamelled in Europe<br />
with dragons and other details, the domed cover with<br />
replacement hound finial, 47cm high<br />
Lot 129<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A pair of Chinese blue and white ribbed ovoid jars,<br />
Kangxi period, each painted with ‘Antiques’ roundels<br />
and lotus flower and leaf banded borders, 13.4cm high,<br />
excluding wood stand and cover, one chipped with<br />
hairline crack<br />
Lot 130<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese flambé bottle vase, Langyao, 18th century,<br />
the cream glaze to the upper neck trailing to violet and ox<br />
blood, 20.7cm high<br />
Lot 131<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese Imari tall ovoid jar, Kangxi period, painted<br />
with a scholar and attendant in a mountainous river<br />
landscape, the reverse with insects amid peonies and<br />
rock work, 24cm high<br />
Lot 132<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of Chinese famille verte small jars, Kangxi<br />
period, each painted with flowering shrub panels,<br />
underglaze blue double circle mark to base, 15.5cm high<br />
£400 - 600<br />
130<br />
131<br />
133<br />
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132<br />
135<br />
Lot 133<br />
A Chinese famille verte bottle water bottle, Kangxi<br />
period, painted with birds amid chrysanthemums and<br />
pine trees in a fenced garden, the neck with ribbon tied<br />
bouquet of flowers, 24.5cm high<br />
Lot 134<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese famille verte baluster ‘Four Beauties’<br />
baluster vase, Kangxi period, vase 42cm high, lower<br />
third restored, base lacking and mounted as a lamp, total<br />
height 53cm<br />
Lot 135<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
A Chinese blue and white tea bowl and saucer,<br />
Chenghua mark but Kangxi period, each painted with<br />
four different flower sprays, prunus and cracked ice<br />
border, 9.7cm diameter<br />
£300 - 500<br />
134<br />
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136<br />
Lot 136<br />
A Chinese enamelled biscuit figure of a seated court<br />
official, Kangxi period, wearing dragon robes, seated on<br />
a plinth, 31.5cm high, small losses<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 137<br />
A Chinese Jian style brown glazed vase, hu, 18th/19th<br />
century, applied with a pair of shaped handles to the<br />
cylindrical neck, unmarked, 31.5cm high, cracked, wood<br />
stand<br />
Provenance - Frederick Anthony White (1842-1933)<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
138<br />
Lot 138<br />
A pair of Chinese sancai-glazed biscuit Buddhist lion<br />
joss stick holders, Kangxi period, 15.5 and 16 cm<br />
high, some restoration<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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Lot 139<br />
A Chinese blue and white ‘alms’ bowl or censer,<br />
cyclical date for the 56th year of the reign of Kangxi<br />
corresponding to 1717 and of the period, the exterior<br />
painted with a band of lotus flowers, scrolling tendrils<br />
and leaves, unglazed interior and base, the underside<br />
inscribed in black ink ‘wushi liu nian hao sheng tang zhi<br />
guangji’ ‘made in the 56th year of the reign of Kangxi for<br />
the Hall of Light’, 21cm diameter 9cm high, two hairline<br />
cracks<br />
Provenance - Frederick Anthony White (1842-1933)<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
Lot 140<br />
A Chinese Transitional blue and white jar, c.1640,<br />
finely painted with four flower sprays, with incised line<br />
borders and lappets to the neck, 19cm high, cover lacking<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
140<br />
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143<br />
144<br />
Lot 141<br />
A pair of Chinese blue and white moon flasks, 19th<br />
century, each painted with birds amid flowers and rock<br />
work, the neck applied with a pair of foliate handles, one<br />
flask with apocryphal Kangxi four character mark to base,<br />
30cm high, small glaze losses and firing cracks<br />
Lot 142<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese turquoise ground ‘Boys’ dish, Jiaqing seal<br />
mark but Republic period, painted with boys playing,<br />
apocryphal iron red Jiaqing seal mark, 23.5cm diameter<br />
Lot 143<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese blue and white ‘fu lu shou’ double gourd<br />
vase, Wanli mark probably late 19th century, the<br />
branches of the peach tree forming the characters ‘fu, lu,<br />
shou’, apocryphal Wanli mark, 22cm high<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 144<br />
An unusual Chinese blue and white ‘dragon’ box and<br />
cover, 19th century, with weighted base, inscribed to the<br />
cover and box, 10.5cm high, lid repaired, rim chip<br />
Lot 145<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Chinese celadon glazed ‘eight trigrams’ square<br />
vase, cong, Guangxu six character mark probably<br />
later, 30cm high<br />
Lot 146<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A Chinese flambé meiping, 18th century or later, burnt<br />
biscuit base, 14cm high<br />
Lot 147<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese white glazed vessel and cover, dou, Qing<br />
or later, moulded with archaistic scrolls, 25cm high<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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147<br />
142<br />
146<br />
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148<br />
Lot 148<br />
A Chinese famille rose fencai ‘pheasant’ vase and<br />
cover, 19th century, Jiaqing-Daoguang period,<br />
painted with two pheasants amid rockwork, peonies and<br />
blossoming trees, 28cm high, small faults to cover, wood<br />
stand<br />
Lot 149<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of Chinese famille rose fencai ‘boys’ baluster<br />
vases, 19th century, each painted with boys holding<br />
flags, lotus and a peach branch with ladies and officials in<br />
a garden, 39.7 and 40cm high, hairline cracks<br />
Lot 150<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A Chinese enamelled porcelain ‘dragon’ cylindrical<br />
vase, late 19th century, painted with a four claw dragon<br />
amid flowers on a turquoise ground, between pink and<br />
yellow ground floral bands, 35.5cm high, rim splinter<br />
chips<br />
£600 - 800<br />
153<br />
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152<br />
Lot 151<br />
A pair of Chinese green enamelled ‘dragon’ jars and covers,<br />
Daoguang mark and period (1821-50), each shoulder painted with the<br />
eight Buddhist emblems above dragons chasing flaming pearls, red six<br />
character seal mark to the base, 21.5cm high, damaged and repaired<br />
Provenance - Frederick Anthony White (1842-1933)<br />
Lot 152<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of Chinese yellow ground ‘Hundred Boys’ cups, 19th century,<br />
each depicting a procession of boys, four character mark to base, 6.5cm<br />
high 8.5cm diameter<br />
Lot 153<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Chinese coral ground saucer dish, 19th/20th century, the interior<br />
painted with five bats around a shou medallion, the underside with<br />
peonies and other flowers on a yellow and coral ground, 16cm diameter<br />
£300 - 500<br />
150<br />
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155<br />
159<br />
Lot 154<br />
A Chinese blue and white bowl, 20th century, painted<br />
with lotus flowers, scrolling tendrils and leaves below a<br />
band of ruyl heads, 44cm diameter 38cm height<br />
£500 - 800<br />
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160<br />
Lot 155<br />
A Chinese enamelled porcelain goldfish bowl, late<br />
19th century, painted to shaped reserves with warriors<br />
fighting, on a yellow ground decorated with flowers and<br />
scrolling tendrils, the interior painted with five goldfish,<br />
42cm diameter 35cm high, several short hairline cracks to<br />
the body<br />
Lot 156<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese blue and white bottle vase, 19th century,<br />
painted with figures in a garden, the neck with butterflies<br />
amid fruit and flower sprigs, 35cm high<br />
Lot 157<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese famille rose fencai ‘dragon’ saucer dish,<br />
Jiaqing four character seal mark, 19th century, painted<br />
six bats, five different coloured dragons amid clouds and<br />
flames, above waves, around a central fruit medallion, the<br />
underside with four character mark, 14.6cm diameter<br />
Lot 158<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese enamelled porcelain ‘landscape’ bottle<br />
vase, Republic period, finely painted with figures amidst<br />
pavilions on a path between rocks and on a boat in a river<br />
landscape, six character Yongzheng mark, 44cm high,<br />
hairline crack to neck<br />
Lot 159<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Chinese famille verte beaker vase, gu, 19th century,<br />
painted with three continuous bands of soldiers and battle<br />
scenes, 45cm high, glaze losses and damage to base<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 160<br />
156<br />
A Chinese ovoid ‘dragon’ vase, 19th century or later,<br />
painted with three stylised dragon medallions, the neck<br />
modelled with a dragon and a bat, apocryphal Yongzheng<br />
seal mark, 17.5cm high<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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Lot 161<br />
A Chinese blue and white ‘dragon’ moonflask, 19th<br />
century, each side painted with two confronting dragons,<br />
within lotus flower and scrolling leaf borders, the neck<br />
applied with a pair of pierced ‘pine branch’ handles, 26cm<br />
high<br />
Lot 162<br />
A Chinese robin’s egg glazed pear shaped vase,<br />
yuhuchunping, Guangxu mark, 28.5cm high<br />
Lot 163<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Chinese famille rose square tea caddy, mid 19th<br />
century, painted with the figures of the Shanxing, Zhong<br />
Kui riding a tiger, the He He Erxian and with five bats<br />
around a shou medallion, 13.7cm high excluding wood<br />
stand and cover, slight damage<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 164<br />
A pair of large Chinese famille rose fencai square<br />
baluster vases, 19th century, each painted to three<br />
sides with figures in market places and farming scenes to<br />
the fourth side, applied with a pair lion mask ring handles,<br />
53cm high, some wear to enamels<br />
Lot 165<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
A Chinese pigment painted limestone torso of<br />
Buddha, probably Northern Qi dynasty (550-577 CE),<br />
wearing robes hanging from the left shoulder, 36cm high,<br />
mounted on a later base, total height 42.5cm<br />
Lot 166<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A set of five Chinese pigment painted pottery<br />
standing figures of musicians, Han dynasty or later,<br />
15–22cm high<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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Lot 167<br />
A large Chinese grey pottery model of a farmstead,<br />
Han dynasty (200BCE - 220CE), the open roofed<br />
building above figures of farmers and livestock, one a<br />
square dish base, with copy of thermoluminescence test<br />
certificate, 35cm high 38cm wide 38cm deep<br />
Lot 168<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Three Chinese pigment painted grey pottery ‘granary’<br />
jars, Han dynasty (200BCE - 220CE), the roof shaped<br />
tops above bands of diaper, scrolls and triangles, on three<br />
stump feet, remnants of soil and some mineral deposits to<br />
surface, 29.5 and 32cm high<br />
£300 - 500<br />
167<br />
163<br />
161<br />
162<br />
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Lot 169<br />
A Chinese Ming blue and white ‘lotus pond’ deep<br />
bowl, the interior painted with pavilions and rocks above<br />
waves the border with a continuous river landscape, the<br />
exterior painted with ducks amid lotus above a band of<br />
ruyi heads, 21.5cm diameter, 10.5cm high, hairline crack<br />
to rim<br />
Lot 170<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Chinese Longquan celadon barbed rim dish, Yuanearly<br />
Ming dynasty, 14th/15th century, the centre<br />
moulded with a lotus flower, within a foliate carved<br />
cavetto and barbed rim, fluting to the underside and burnt<br />
orange ring to base, some etching to the glaze possibly<br />
from a shipwreck, 22.5cm diameter<br />
Lot 171<br />
£700 - 900<br />
A Chinese late Ming blue and white ‘bird and lotus’<br />
kendi, painted with wading birds amid lotus and water<br />
ripples in a pond, the neck with leaf lappets, mark to base<br />
‘Da Ming Nian Zao’ (Made in the Ming dynasty), 16.5 cm<br />
high, areas of restoration<br />
Lot 172<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Chinese late Ming blue and white ewer, made for<br />
the Islamic market, Jiajing to Wanli period, painted<br />
with floral medallions and bands of foliage, the long<br />
scrolled spout with later mount and strut, later silver<br />
handle, mark to base ‘Da Ming Nian Zao’ (Made in the<br />
Great Ming dynasty), 21cm high, damage and later<br />
Islamic silver mounts<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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173<br />
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175<br />
Lot 173<br />
A Chinese dark brown glazed twin handled amphora,<br />
in Tang style probably Republic period, of inverted<br />
baluster form with a ring shaped neck applied with a pair<br />
of high scrolled handles with zoomorphic terminals, with<br />
Jian type metallic dark brown glaze, 29.5cm high<br />
Lot 174<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese Longquan celadon barbed rim dish,<br />
15th century, the centre moulded with a lotus flower<br />
and foliage within a fluted Comito and barbed rim, the<br />
underside with fluting and burnt orange ring to the base,<br />
26.5cm wide, wear to glaze<br />
£700 - 900<br />
Lot 175<br />
A small Chinese Longquan ‘golden’ celadon ‘twinfish’<br />
marriage dish, Southern Song-Yuan dynasty, the<br />
centre relief moulded with twin fish swimming in opposite<br />
directions, under a ‘golden’ celadon crackle glaze, 12cm<br />
diameter<br />
Lot 176<br />
176<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A Chinese Swatow slip-decorated brown ground<br />
dish, Zhangzhou kilns, early 17th century, the centre<br />
decorated with a lion dog in the landscape, the cavetto<br />
and rim with scrolling foliage and dots, 37cm diameter<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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178<br />
Lot 177<br />
A large Annamese blue and white dish, 16th century,<br />
the centre painted with a flower and broad leaves, the<br />
cavetto with flower heads and scrolling leaves, unglazed<br />
rim, the underside with brown wash within a panelled<br />
lotus petal border, 35.5cm diameter<br />
Lot 178<br />
179<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An Annamese polychrome ‘bird’ dish, 15th-16th<br />
century, painted in underglaze blue and over enamelled<br />
in red and green with a bird amid flowers and foliage,<br />
unglazed rim, pale brown wash to the underside with<br />
lappeted border, 34.5cm diameter, stained and with<br />
cracks<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 179<br />
A large Chinese Swatow blue and white ‘Shou Lao’<br />
dish, Zhangzhou kilns, Wanli period, the centre<br />
painted with the Shou Lao riding a crane, holding a fan<br />
in his hand, amid clouds, with the figure of a deer in<br />
the background, the cavetto painted with chilong, and<br />
the broad rim with flowers and foliage, kiln grit to the<br />
underside, with a border of flowers, 43.4cm diameter, tiny<br />
rim chip<br />
Lot 180<br />
180<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
A Chinese Ming Longquan celadon flower moulded<br />
dish, 15th century, the centre moulded with a lotus<br />
flower and leaves within a fluted cavetto and moulded<br />
rim, burnt orange ring to the base, all under a sea-green<br />
glaze, 34.5cm diameter, scratching to glaze<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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184<br />
Lot 181<br />
A Chinese Ming Longquan celadon ‘diaper and floral’<br />
charger, 15th century, the centre carved with a diaper<br />
medallion, within a flower and leaf carved cavetto and a<br />
wavy line and foliate carved broad rim, burnt orange ring<br />
to the base, covered in a pale sea-green glaze, 45cm<br />
diameter, wear to glaze<br />
Lot 182<br />
£1200 - 1600<br />
A Chinese late Ming blue and white fluted kendi,<br />
Zhangzhou kilns, the neck and shoulder painted with<br />
flowers and lingzhi fungus, with a fluted body and spout,<br />
16cm high, small chips and glaze cracks<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 183<br />
A Chinese Longquan celadon ‘twin fish’ marriage<br />
dish, Southern Song - Yuan dynasty, 13th/14th<br />
century, with sea-green to olive green glaze, the centre<br />
moulded with twin fish within two incised lines and a<br />
broad rim, the underside with burnt orange edge to the<br />
foot and petal moulded border, 22cm diameter, cracks to<br />
base<br />
Lot 184<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A small Chinese Ming Longquan celadon dish,<br />
15th/16th century, the interior with a fluted cavetto,<br />
the sea-green glaze with some etching probably from a<br />
shipwreck, 16.2cm diameter, some faults<br />
£200 - 300<br />
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186<br />
187<br />
191<br />
Lot 185<br />
A Chinese late Ming blue glazed and slip decorated<br />
‘qilin’ ewer, for the Islamic market, the flattened pearshaped<br />
body with long S-shaped spout joined by a strut<br />
to the body, each side decorated in burnt orange-white<br />
slip with a galloping qilin amid flames, 20cm high, later<br />
Islamic silver mounts, wear<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 186<br />
A Chinese late Ming blue glazed and slip decorated<br />
‘qilin’ ewer, for the Islamic market, the flattened pearshaped<br />
body with long S-shaped spout joined in the body<br />
by a strut, with a long C scrolled handle, decorated in slip<br />
to each side with a galloping qilin amid flames, 19.5cm<br />
high, handle and tip of spout restored, wear<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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190<br />
192<br />
189<br />
Lot 187<br />
A Chinese Swatow slip-decorated blue glazed deep<br />
dish, Zhangzhou kilns, early 17th century, decorated<br />
in white slip with feather-like flowers and scrolling leaves,<br />
the cavetto with dotted foliage, on a soft ground, 38cm<br />
wide, crack to base<br />
Lot 188<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Chinese Ming blue and white ‘lion’ dish, four<br />
character Ming mark, painted with four lions amid<br />
flowing ribbons around a central floral medallion,<br />
the cavetto with leafy scrolls and the broad rim with<br />
waves and circles, the underside decorated with foliate<br />
medallions, four character mark ‘Da Ming Nian Zao’<br />
(Made during the Great Ming dynasty), 31cm diameter,<br />
chip and cracks<br />
Lot 189<br />
A Chinese celadon small baluster jar and cover,<br />
Southern Song dynasty or later, 8cm high<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 190<br />
A Chinese painted leaf fan with mother-of-pearl<br />
sticks, 19th century, the leaf painted with ladies on the<br />
shoreline, a fisherman on a boat in a river landscape, the<br />
mother of pearl sticks and guards carved and pierced with<br />
figures, 28cm, some damage to mother-of-pearl<br />
Lot 191<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese cloisonné enamel, hardstone and motherof-pearl<br />
mounted table screen, with pierced and carved<br />
wood stand, 42cm high 37cm wide, one foot lacking<br />
Lot 192<br />
£1200 - 1600<br />
A Chinese or Japanese set of seven coral figures of<br />
immortals, on a stepped wood stand, 43cm wide, figures<br />
4 to 8cm high<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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194<br />
Lot 193<br />
A pair of Chinese elm incense stands, 19th century,<br />
the rectangular tops above a galleried central tier, on<br />
square moulded legs joined by low stretchers, 39cm wide<br />
30cm deep 83.5cm high<br />
Lot 194<br />
195<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Chinese cinnabar lacquer quatre-lobed baluster<br />
vase, 18th/19th century, carved in high relief with<br />
scholars and boys in mountainous river landscapes,<br />
25cm high<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 195<br />
A Chinese bamboo and Guangzhou ivory mounted<br />
bird cage, late Qing dynasty, with two Guangxu mark<br />
and period porcelain bird feeders (1875-1908), the<br />
bamboo cage with Guangzhou figure-carved ivory mounts<br />
to the finial, door and feet, the two porcelain bird feeders<br />
incised with landscape scenes highlighted in black<br />
pigment, six character Guangxu marks to base, this item<br />
qualifies under the UK less than 10% ivory exemption but<br />
will probably require a CITES certificate to be exported<br />
outside of the UK. cage 32.5cm high to top of handle.<br />
Registration of an ivory item Submission reference:<br />
ME467YEQ<br />
Lot 196<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Chinese huanghuali brushpot, bitong, 18th/19th<br />
century, of tapering cylindrical form, on a circular foot<br />
ring, 12.2cm high 8.5cm diameter<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
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199<br />
197<br />
Lot 197<br />
A Chinese zitan stand for a circular plaque, 18th/19th<br />
century, carved in high relief and open-work with five bats<br />
amid scrolling clouds above rockwork, on a later wood<br />
plinth, 15.5cm high 18cm wide<br />
Lot 198<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A scholarly collection of six 19th century Chinese<br />
snuff bottles, to include two amber examples, 4.6cm,<br />
damaged and 6.3cm, old cracks, creamy opaque jade,<br />
5.5cm, russet quartz, 5.1cm, smoky quartz, incised with<br />
Lotus, 6.8cm and glass imitating amber, five. 5cm all with<br />
silver stoppers and snuff spoons<br />
Lot 199<br />
A Chinese bright spinach green jade ‘dragon’ belt<br />
hook, 18th/19th century, carved in high relief and<br />
openwork, 9.5cm long<br />
£300 - 500<br />
£300 - 500<br />
196<br />
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201<br />
202<br />
203<br />
Lot 200<br />
A Chinese archaistic celadon jade two handled cup,<br />
17th century, carved in relief with archaistic scrolls and<br />
taotie masks, interspersed with shaped fins, the stone<br />
with cream inclusions and veining, 12.9cm across 6.1cm<br />
high, associated wood stand<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 201<br />
A Chinese white jade ‘Hehe Erxian’ disc, 19th/20th<br />
century, carved and pierced with a bat above the boys<br />
holding a sprig of fungus and lotus, amid scrolling<br />
tendrils, the stone of good even tone, 5.6cm diameter,<br />
wood stand<br />
£200 - 300<br />
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205<br />
206<br />
Lot 202<br />
A Chinese pale celadon jade inscribed plaque,<br />
19th/20th century, carved in relief with a pine tree in a<br />
mountainous landscape, the reverse with a six character<br />
inscription, pierced scroll work the slightly darker<br />
inclusions in the stone, 5.1cm, suspended from a wood<br />
stand<br />
Lot 203<br />
£400 - 600<br />
An unusual Chinese white jade plaque, 18th/19th<br />
century, carved in high relief with three seated immortals<br />
and two acrobats supported by leaves and scrolling<br />
tendrils surmounted by a lotus flower, the reverse carved<br />
in low relief with a fish leaping from waves, a rock and<br />
two cranes in-flight amid clouds, 6.7cm x 8.1cm, wood<br />
stand<br />
Lot 204<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A pair of Chinese agate vases and covers, early 20th<br />
century, each baluster shaped body carved with multiple<br />
zoomorphic ring handles, the domed cover surmounted<br />
by a Buddhist lion finial, 19.5cm high, chip to one lion<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 205<br />
A Chinese pale celadon jade ram group, carved in high<br />
relief and openwork with a ram and young biting a sprig of<br />
lingzhi fungus, 7cm long<br />
Lot 206<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A Chinese white jade mythical beast group, the stone<br />
of good even tone with some russet patches to the<br />
surface, 12cm long<br />
Lot 207<br />
207<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A pair of Chinese jadeite cups, the white stone with<br />
emerald green veining, 6.2cm high, wood stands, fitted<br />
box<br />
£1200 - 1500<br />
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210<br />
209<br />
Lot 208<br />
A fine Chinese Mughal style celadon jade<br />
‘chrysanthemum’ bowl, 18th/19th century, the stone<br />
of good even tone with occasional natural inclusions and<br />
veining, 9.4cm diameter<br />
Lot 209<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Chinese pale celadon jade boulder carving, carved<br />
in high relief and openwork with Shou Lao, sages and<br />
attendants amid rocks and pine, the stone with some<br />
white and russet inclusions, 21cm high 15.5cm wide<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
214<br />
Lot 210<br />
A large Chinese cloisonné enamel and gilt bronze<br />
mounted bottle vase, 18th/19th century, decorated<br />
with birds amid flowers and foliage on a key fret turquoise<br />
ground, 42.5cm high, some losses and restoration to<br />
enamel<br />
Lot 211<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Chinese cloisonné enamel and gilt bronze baluster<br />
vase, 17th/18th century, decorated in polychrome<br />
enamels with lotus, other flowers, scrolling tendrils and<br />
leaves on a pale blue ground, central lappeted band,<br />
heavy bronze body, 19.5cm high<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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212<br />
Lot 212<br />
A Chinese bronze censer and stand, ding, 18th/19th<br />
century, the squat baluster shaped censer with a pair of<br />
looped handles, cast archaistic four character Xuande<br />
mark, and three tapering stump feet, the circular stand<br />
with three shaped bracket feet, 18.7cm wide, 11cm high<br />
Lot 213<br />
213<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A pair of Chinese cloisonné enamel ‘gourd vine’<br />
vases, early 19th century, decorated in colours with<br />
goats on vines amid leaves, the neck with lotus flowers<br />
and scrolls on a pale blue ground, some gilding to the<br />
copper wires, 18cm high<br />
£600 - 900<br />
Lot 214<br />
A pair of Chinese archaistic bronze two handled altar<br />
vases, Ming dynasty, of rectangular baluster shape, cast<br />
in low relief with leiwen panels and applied with a pair of<br />
pixiu head ring handles, 23cm high<br />
Lot 215<br />
215<br />
£600 - 900<br />
A Chinese bronze censer, two character Xuande<br />
seal mark, 18th century, of ribbed cylindrical form, cast<br />
archaistic mark to base, 10.4cm high, 12.1cm diameter,<br />
small dents<br />
£500 - 700<br />
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220<br />
223<br />
221<br />
217<br />
Lot 216<br />
A Chinese Imperial copper alloy censer, ding, 18th<br />
century, the lobed dark brown patinated body with gilt<br />
copper alloy foliate reserves and a pair of gilt lion mask<br />
handles, on three long stump feet, 12cm wide 7cm high,<br />
ring handles and cover lacking, some wear<br />
Lot 217<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A Chinese inscribed bronze seal, cast with the<br />
inscription ‘Confucian Studies seal of Dengchuan County,<br />
Manufactured by the Board of Rites’, 9cm wide 8.5cm<br />
high<br />
Lot 218<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese archaistic bronze beaker vase, gu, Ming<br />
dynasty, cast in low relief with archaistic scrolls and<br />
taotie masks, interspersed by raised fins, 19.2cm high<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 219<br />
A small Tibetan gilt bronze seated figure of Buddha<br />
Shakyamuni, 18th century, on a double lotus throne,<br />
later base panel, 9.5cm high, lacking bowl in left hand<br />
Provenance - Ken Paul collection<br />
Lot 220<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Tibetan rock crystal and gem set pendant, 19th<br />
century, the central arched rock crystal carved in relief<br />
with a Buddhist deity, within an arched border of turquoise<br />
and quartz cabochons, 5.8cm including suspension loop<br />
Lot 221<br />
222<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A Chinese bronze gui censer, Xuande six character<br />
mark but 19th century, of squat baluster shape, applied<br />
with a pair of looped handles, 22cm across, the rim<br />
14.2cm diameter<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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218<br />
219<br />
226<br />
225<br />
224<br />
Lot 222<br />
A Chinese polished bronze ‘Buddhist lion’ censer,<br />
gui, 19th century, cast and chased in relief with Buddhist<br />
lions, brocaded balls and ribbons, applied with a pair of<br />
‘dragon’ handles, cast four character private studio mark<br />
to base, 19.5cm wide, rim diameter 14cm<br />
Lot 223<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Qi Baishi (1864-1957), a concertina book of<br />
woodblock prints of a collection of paintings by Qi<br />
Baishi, published in Beijing, May 1952, 32cm x 22cm<br />
Lot 224<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A set of twelve Chinese pith paintings of butterflies<br />
and insects, mid 19th century, with later banded<br />
borders, unmounted, total size 18cm x 12.2cm, small<br />
holes to paper<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 225<br />
After Qi Baishi (1863-1957), Mandarin ducks, printed<br />
scroll, published by Tianjin Arts & Crafts Export<br />
Company, 1959, publishers label to back of scroll,<br />
brocade borders, image 103cm x 33cm<br />
Lot 226<br />
£300 - 500<br />
After Qi Baishi (1863-1957), Ribbon peonies, printed<br />
scroll, published by Tianjin Arts & Crafts Export<br />
Company, 1959, publishers label to the back of the scroll,<br />
brocade borders, image 104cm x 33cm<br />
Lot 227<br />
£300 - 500<br />
China, Beijing views, an album of photographs<br />
entitled ‘views of my tour Peking, by G. Knight,<br />
October 1930’, including the Forbidden City, street<br />
scenes, agriculture, Great Wall, and Ming tombs, the<br />
album 13cm x 21cm<br />
227<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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228<br />
231<br />
232<br />
229<br />
Lot 228<br />
China, Nine albumen photographic views of Tianjin<br />
(Tientsin), c.1900, depicting the railroad, French Army,<br />
a temple, harbour scene, street scenes, a steamship,<br />
largest image 16.5 x 29cm<br />
Lot 229<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Chinese painting on silk of a blue glazed jardiniere<br />
containing a lychee plant with butterflies, late 19th/<br />
early 20th century, image 35cm x 28 cm<br />
Lot 230<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 19th century Chinese embroidered silk military<br />
rank badge with 17th century silk brocade borders,<br />
with a later niche shaped card mount, total size 69.5cm x<br />
83.5cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 231<br />
A Chinese embroidered silk ‘dragon, phoenix and<br />
lion’ panel or table frontal, late Qing dynasty, worked<br />
in coloured silks and metal thread with bands of baskets<br />
of flowers and Shou characters, lion dogs playing with<br />
brocaded balls and dragons and phoenixes amid clouds,<br />
with borders of wan, tasselled apron, 117cm x 337cm<br />
Lot 232<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A Chinese embroidered silk and gauze ’dragon’<br />
summer robe, late Qing dynasty, some alterations<br />
£500 - 700<br />
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CLOCKS &<br />
BAROMETERS<br />
233-246<br />
241<br />
79
Lot 233<br />
A late 19th century French engraved gilt brass gorgecased<br />
repeating carriage clock with alarm, with scroll<br />
engraved case and enamelled Roman dial, unsigned<br />
movement number 5235, width 7.5cm depth 6.5cm height<br />
11.5cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 235<br />
John Carter, Cornhill, London. Maker to the Royal<br />
Navy. A brass bound birds eye maple cased two<br />
day Marine Chronometer, with a circular silvered dial,<br />
subsidiary seconds and down/up wind dials, in gimballed<br />
mounts, number 585, with key, Registration of an ivory<br />
item Submission reference: L6SSAWC2 width 16cm<br />
depth 16cm height 16.5cm.<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
Lot 234<br />
A late 19th century French gilt brass repeating<br />
carriage clock, with floral scroll engraved case and<br />
enamelled Roman dial, movement numbered 2096, width<br />
8cm depth 7.5cm height 13cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 236<br />
An early 20th century silver plated sonnerie carriage<br />
clock, with plain case, alarum and quarter repeating<br />
mechanism striking on to blued steel gongs, movement<br />
numbered 18764, width 9.5cm depth 8cm height 15cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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Lot 237<br />
Viger à Paris. An early 19th century French ormolu<br />
mantel clock, surmounted with figures of a King<br />
and Roman soldier holding aloft a lamb, with signed<br />
enamelled dial, on a marble plinth, signed eight day<br />
countwheel movement, width 28cm height 36cm<br />
£2500 - 3500<br />
Lot 239<br />
Boxell, Brighton. A Victorian mahogany chiming<br />
bracket clock, in arched architectural case with brass<br />
stop fluted angles and arched silver dial, unsigned<br />
probably German three train movement striking on eight<br />
bells and a gong, width 43cm depth 26cm height 64cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 238<br />
Stuart of Newcastle. A George III ebonised bracket<br />
clock, the silvered dial with subsidiary dial numbered to<br />
40 along with strike silent and inner date dial, unsigned<br />
twin fusee movement with anchor escapement striking<br />
upon a bell, width 28cm depth 20cm height 41cm<br />
£600 - 1000<br />
Lot 240<br />
Davies & Napper. A Regency brass inset rosewood<br />
bracket clock, of arched architectural form, with urn finial<br />
and brass ring handles, painted Roman dial and unsigned<br />
twin fusee movement, width 32cm depth 19cm height<br />
55cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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Lot 241<br />
A 19th century French Louis XVI style bronze<br />
and ormolu mantel clock, surmounted with<br />
figures of Apollo and Diana flanking the dial, silk<br />
suspension movement signed Nemon a Paris,<br />
width 42cm height 60cm<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
Lot 242<br />
Henri Marc, Paris. A 19th century French arched top black<br />
marble mantel clock with perpetual calendar, with white<br />
enamelled circular Roman dial with visible escapement and<br />
striking movement signed and numbered 38518, above a<br />
chased gilt metal panel containing a circular calendar dial with<br />
moonphase and day, date and month subsidiary dials, with gilt<br />
brass edging to dials, on plinth base, width 28.5cm depth 20cm<br />
height 49cm<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
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Lot 243<br />
John Walker, South Milton St, London. An Edwardian<br />
oak cased drop dial wall timepiece with British Rail<br />
South inscription, the dial with Roman and read Arabic<br />
hours and initialled B.R.(S), single fusee a movement with<br />
rectangular backplate, width 37cm height 46cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 244<br />
A Symphonion oak musical longcase hall clock,<br />
c.1895, playing 13.5in. discs, of architectural form with<br />
strapwork motifs throughout, eight day clock to the upper<br />
section and 13.5 inch disk playing trunk, width 58cm<br />
depth 37cm height 235cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
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Lot 245<br />
Thomas Clinch of London. A black japanned eight<br />
day longcase clock, the 12 inch arched brass dial with<br />
tempus fugit crest, signed Roman chapter ring, subsidiary<br />
seconds and date aperture, four pillar movement with<br />
anchor escapement, the case decorated with chinoiserie<br />
motifs, width 46cm height 218cm<br />
£600 - 1000<br />
Lot 246<br />
James Edwards of London. An early Victorian flame<br />
mahogany cased regulator, with silvered dial, single<br />
fusee movement with anchor escapement and mercury<br />
pendulum, width 49cm height 208cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
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CARPETS<br />
& FURNITURE<br />
247-288<br />
255
247<br />
248<br />
Lot 247<br />
A Kazak red ground rug, with central medallions and<br />
geometric motifs, multi-bordered, 240 x 108cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 248<br />
A Kashan claret ground carpet, woven with a central<br />
flowerhead medallion with palmettes and scrolling leaves<br />
to the central claret field, 375cm x 250cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
249<br />
Lot 249<br />
A large Sarouk purple ground carpet, woven with<br />
geometric flower heads and tendrils predominantly in<br />
turquoise, pale blue, faun and ivory colours, approx. 20ft<br />
x 12ft. (cut in one area)<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 250<br />
250<br />
A George I crossbanded walnut chest, of three short<br />
and three graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, width<br />
95cm depth 52cm height 96cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
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252<br />
Lot 251<br />
An early 18th century feather banded walnut bureau<br />
bookcase, with moulded cornice and two glazed doors,<br />
over two candle slides and the fall enclosing central door,<br />
pigeon holes, short drawers and a well, above two short<br />
and two graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, width<br />
96cm depth 57cm height 198cm<br />
£800 - 1000<br />
Lot 252<br />
An important 18th century Lombardy ebony banded<br />
walnut and ivory inlaid twin pedestal desk, the top<br />
and sides inlaid with a scenes from Homer’s Iliad,<br />
after original drawings by John Flaxman RA (1755-<br />
1826), within moulded shaped ebony cartouches, fitted<br />
with three frieze drawers over hinged cupboards, inlaid<br />
with allegories representing Hope and Faith, on later<br />
castors.<br />
UK APHA Registration of an ivory item Submission<br />
reference: D99UXPKP width 118cm depth 61cm height<br />
82.4cm<br />
£8000 - 12000<br />
251<br />
87
257<br />
253<br />
Lot 253<br />
An 18th century Spanish chestnut coffer, carved in<br />
relief with a central fountain flanked by stylised sunburst<br />
trees and further sunbursts centred with birds and Sacred<br />
Heart and scrolls beneath, width 158cm depth 62cm<br />
height 76cm<br />
Lot 254<br />
Lot 257<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
A pair of 18th century Dutch mahogany and oak<br />
torchere stands, with piecrust tops and fluted baluster<br />
stems on scroll carved tripods with claw and ball feet,<br />
width of tops 24cm height 69cm<br />
Lot 255<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A George III giltwood pier glass, the tabernacle style<br />
frame with flowers in a basket and swans neck pediment<br />
over original oxidised plates flanked by fluted columns<br />
and bell husks, width 53cm height 108cm<br />
Lot 256<br />
£700 - 900<br />
A George III Adam style giltwood armchair, with<br />
moulded frame, upholstered arms back and seat and<br />
turned tapered fluted legs, width 61cm height 93cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A George II and later carved giltwood and burr walnut<br />
wall mirror, the cartouche shaped crest above a shallow<br />
bevelled mirror plate, veneered in walnut within carved<br />
giltwood foliate borders, with a pair of gilt metal girandole<br />
branches, height 133.5cm width 69cm<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
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255<br />
256<br />
Lot 258<br />
258<br />
A George III carved giltwood wall mirror, of oval foliate<br />
scrolling cartouche shape with later oval plate, width 72cm<br />
height 59cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
254<br />
89
263<br />
262<br />
259<br />
261<br />
90
260<br />
264<br />
Lot 259<br />
A George III brass bound mahogany cellaret, of<br />
octagonal form, with loop handles and lead lined five<br />
section interior, on stand with outswept moulded legs,<br />
fitted brass castors, width 39cm depth 38cm height 70cm<br />
Lot 260<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A late 18th century Dutch marquetry inlaid walnut<br />
serpentine display cabinet, with arched cornice and<br />
two barred glazed doors enclosing shelves, over three<br />
serpentine long drawers flanked by cupboards, on bun<br />
feet, width 186cm depth 36cm height 260cm<br />
Lot 261<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A George III Irish mahogany and brass mounted peat<br />
bucket, with swing handle, brass banding and ring turned<br />
sides, height 43cm diameter 37cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 262<br />
A 19th century Irish oval wall mirror, the ebonised and<br />
silvered frame applied faceted and cabochon bosses,<br />
width 47cm height 57cm<br />
Lot 263<br />
An early Victorian rosewood folio stand, with<br />
ratcheting mechanism adjusting to seven different<br />
positions, turned stretches and pad feet fitted brass<br />
castors, width 72cm height 112cm<br />
Lot 264<br />
£500 - 700<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An early 19th century French gilt wood and gesso<br />
wall mirror, with ribbon, paterae and laurel leaf crest<br />
and foliate bordered rectangular plate, width 54cm height<br />
110cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
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269<br />
265<br />
267<br />
Lot 265<br />
A 19th century Venetian carved wood and<br />
polychrome gondolier blackamoor table, the stem<br />
carved as a gondolier holding an oar and standing upon<br />
the prow of a gondola, width 33cm height 103cm<br />
Lot 266<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
A Victorian style brass club fender, with buttoned<br />
brown leather seats and foliate motifs to the columns,<br />
width 190cm depth 66cm height 53cm<br />
Lot 267<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 19th century French red boulle bureau plat, of<br />
serpentine oval form with foliate scrolling inlaid top, single<br />
frieze drawer and satyr mask mounted cabriole legs,<br />
width 147cm depth 88cm height 77cm<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
Lot 268<br />
A 19th century French red boulle semanier/escritoire,<br />
with serpentine front and ormolu mounts, fitted seven<br />
drawers, width 66cm depth 37cm height 122cm<br />
Lot 269<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Victorian giltwood and gesso overmantel mirror, of<br />
oval form with ribbon and flowers crest, beaded border<br />
and lower marginal plates flanked by putti, width 176cm<br />
height 122cm<br />
Lot 270<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A 19th century French ormolu mounted figured<br />
walnut pier cabinet, with single glazed door and plinth<br />
foot, width 90cm depth 40cm height 114cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
92
268<br />
270<br />
266<br />
93
274<br />
275<br />
273<br />
272<br />
94
271<br />
Lot 271<br />
Francois Linke. A Louis XVI style gilt bronze mounted<br />
mahogany bureau plat, Linke Index number: 118 Linke<br />
title: ‘Table Louis XVI, bois d’acajou bronze dorés.’<br />
with tooled gilt green skiver, acanthus leaf border, vineous<br />
scroll frieze enhanced with Bacchic masks, goats and<br />
squirrels and central drawer, on squared tapered legs<br />
with vine motif mounts and foliate toupie feet, width<br />
129cm depth 66cm height 74cm<br />
Lot 272<br />
£10000 - 15000<br />
A 19th century brass mounted oak club fender, with<br />
baluster frieze and plinth foot, width 182cm depth 69cm<br />
height 58cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 273<br />
A Victorian mahogany haberdashery cabinet of<br />
twenty four drawers, with moulded top and recessed<br />
brass handles, each drawer numbered and applied with<br />
a label denoting the contents, width 136cm depth 35cm<br />
height 82cm<br />
Lot 274<br />
£1500 - 2500<br />
An Edwardian Sheraton revival giltwood and<br />
composition oval wall mirror, of ornate form with<br />
central urn crest flanked by foliate scrolls, ribbons and<br />
trailing bell husk motifs, with bevelled plate, width 130cm<br />
height 136cm<br />
Lot 275<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A late Victorian Adam Revival oval wall mirror, with<br />
urn, foliate scroll, ribbon and harebell motifs, and bevelled<br />
glass plate, width 119cm height 118cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
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276<br />
Lot 276<br />
A Steinway & Sons of New York Patent Grand<br />
Construction mahogany cased piano, no.157302,<br />
standing upon squared tapered legs with spade feet<br />
and brass castors, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: HHTJMZ93 width 148cm depth<br />
180cm height 97cm<br />
Lot 277<br />
£8000 - 12000<br />
Charles Bevan probably for Marsh & Jones, Leeds.<br />
An Arts & Crafts pollard oak and marquetry half tester<br />
bed, with marquetry inlaid panelled and carved foot<br />
board and upholstered head board beneath a castellated<br />
canopy, width 156cm length 213cm height 226cm<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
Lot 278<br />
Robert Thompson of Kilburn. A Mouseman oak<br />
refectory table and four matching dining chairs, with<br />
adzed top on octagonal baluster end standards and<br />
trestle foot, carved to one baluster with a climbing mouse,<br />
the chairs with brown leather upholstery, octagonal<br />
baluster legs and all round stretchers, each carved with<br />
a mouse to the front leg, chairs width 44cm depth 47cm<br />
height 87cm<br />
£2500 - 3500<br />
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277<br />
278<br />
97
Lot 279<br />
A set of four Philippe Starck Café Costes chairs, with<br />
tub shaped mahogany backs, integral leather seats and<br />
black painted metal legs, width 48cm height 81cm<br />
Lot 280<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Piero Fornasetti (Italian, 1913-1988) - ‘’Citta Che<br />
Si Rispecchia’’ [City that reflects itself] four panel<br />
screen, lithographic transfer-print on lacquered wood,<br />
c.1952, on composition castors, width of each section<br />
50cm height without castors 200cm<br />
£15000 - 20000<br />
Lot 281<br />
A Philippe Starck brushed steel Caadre wall mirror,<br />
width 80cm height 150cm<br />
Lot 282<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A Philippe Starck Caadre tall mirror, of rectangular<br />
form, signed lower right, 154 x 76cm<br />
Lot 283<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
A Philippe Starck Caadre wall mirror. width 105cm<br />
height 105cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
280<br />
98
283<br />
282<br />
281<br />
279<br />
99
284<br />
287<br />
285<br />
Lot 284<br />
A Philippe Starck Caadre wall mirror, of square form,<br />
signed lower right, 105 x 105cm<br />
Lot 285<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A Philippe Starck gilt metal kalashnikov table lamp,<br />
with gothic inscription happiness is a hot gun to the base<br />
and original black shades, height overall 93cm<br />
Lot 286<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Philippe Starck Caadre wall mirror, of square form,<br />
signed lower right, 105 x 105cm<br />
Lot 287<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A Philippe Starck Caadre tall mirror, of rectangular<br />
form, signed lower right, 155 x 76 cm.<br />
Lot 288<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Philippe Starck gilt metal Kalashnikov table lamp,<br />
with gothic inscription happiness is a hot gun to the base,<br />
height overall 93cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
288<br />
100
PAINTINGS & PRINTS<br />
289-459<br />
at 12.30pm<br />
356<br />
101
289<br />
290<br />
291<br />
Lot 289<br />
Attributed to George Patten (British, 1801-1865)<br />
Portrait miniature of a lady<br />
watercolour on ivory, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: QB3S52FE<br />
6.5 x 5.25cm, gold hair back frame<br />
Lot 290<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Manner of Pierre Huaut (Swiss, 1647-1698)<br />
Portrait miniature of a gentleman wearing armour<br />
watercolour on ivory, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: 2X5UH3DH<br />
4.5 x 3.25cm<br />
Lot 291<br />
£300 - 500<br />
English School c.1800<br />
Portrait miniature of an Irish army officer<br />
watercolour on ivory, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: U4JESPSU<br />
4.75 x 3.75cm<br />
Lot 292<br />
Thomas Beach (British, 1738-1806)<br />
Portrait of George Templer of Shapwick<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated 1799<br />
75 x 62cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 293<br />
Late 17th century English School<br />
Full length portrait of a child standing beneath<br />
a canopy with a dog at their feet and holding an<br />
elaborate hat<br />
oil on canvas<br />
111 x 85cm<br />
Lot 294<br />
English School c.1760<br />
Portrait of a lady<br />
oil on canvas<br />
72 x 59cm<br />
Lot 295<br />
17th century Flemish School<br />
Portrait of a young man<br />
oil on canvas<br />
75 x 62cm<br />
£600 - 900<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
102
294<br />
295<br />
292<br />
293<br />
103
296<br />
298<br />
104
297<br />
299<br />
Lot 296<br />
Manner of Melchior d’Hondecoeter (Dutch, c.1636-<br />
1695)<br />
A cockerel, chickens and chicks in a farmyard<br />
oil on canvas<br />
70 x 86cm<br />
Lot 297<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
18th century English School<br />
Portrait of a woman holding an Old Master drawing<br />
oil on canvas<br />
74 x 61cm<br />
Lot 298<br />
18th century Italian School<br />
Venus sleeping in an Italianate landscape with<br />
attendants<br />
oil on canvas<br />
54 x 71cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 299<br />
Early 16th century French School<br />
‘The Apostles drinking from the Fountain of Life’<br />
illuminated leaf watercolour and gold leaf on vellum,<br />
c.1500<br />
21 x 11cm.<br />
Lot 300<br />
After Francois Boucher (French, 1703-1770)<br />
coloured chalks<br />
‘Les Amorini’<br />
bears signature and dated 1754, 22.5 x 28cm<br />
300<br />
£600 - 900<br />
£400 - 600<br />
105
302<br />
301<br />
106
Lot 301<br />
Follower of Joseph Mallord William<br />
Turner (British, 1775-1851)<br />
View of Venice from the Canale di San<br />
Marco with the Campanile and Domes of<br />
San Marco in the Distance<br />
watercolour<br />
possibly from a sketchbook and bearing a<br />
signature<br />
24 x 30cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 302<br />
Follower of Charles Brooking (British,<br />
c.1723-1759)<br />
Shipping off the coast with a frigate<br />
flying a blue flag, hulks and other sailing<br />
ships,<br />
oil on canvas<br />
50 x 60cm<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
304<br />
Lot 303<br />
Follower of Jean-Honoré Fragonard<br />
(French, 1732-1806)<br />
Fête champêtre<br />
oil on canvas<br />
34 x 41cm<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
Lot 304<br />
Circle of Hugh Douglas Hamilton (British,<br />
c.1740-1808)<br />
Portrait of a young lady, head and<br />
shoulders, seated on a chaise longue<br />
wearing a white dress with blue sash<br />
oil on canvas<br />
61 x 50.5cm, unframed<br />
£600 - 900<br />
303<br />
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Lot 305<br />
After Jean-Baptiste Greuze (French, 1725-<br />
1805)<br />
Portrait of a young lady, ‘Gabrielle’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
74 x 60cm<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
Lot 306<br />
Ferdinand de Braekeleer (Belgian, 1828-<br />
1857)<br />
Flemish market scene<br />
oil on panel<br />
signed<br />
39 x 30.5cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
305<br />
Lot 307<br />
William Leighton Leitch RI (British, 1804-<br />
1883)<br />
Lake Maggiore, Northern Italy, 1866<br />
watercolour<br />
signed and dated 1866,<br />
Exhibited Institute of Painters in Watercolours<br />
(later RI) 1866 (No.58 - sold for £80)<br />
Thomas Agnew & Sons 1975-6 (No.195)<br />
58 x 92cm<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
Lot 308<br />
Antonio Ermolao Paoletti (Italian, 1834-<br />
1912)<br />
A romantic tryst in an elegant drawing<br />
room<br />
oil on panel<br />
signed<br />
38 x 48cm<br />
Provenance: Anderson Galleries, Chicago,<br />
with fragments of an original inscribed label<br />
verso<br />
£600 - 800<br />
306<br />
108
307<br />
308<br />
109
310<br />
312<br />
110
311<br />
Lot 309<br />
Henry Perlee Parker (British, 1795-1873)<br />
The smuggler at home after a successful cruise<br />
oil on canvas<br />
60 x 50cm<br />
Lot 310<br />
John Linnell (British, 1792-1882)<br />
‘Returning Home’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated 1860<br />
30 x 40cm<br />
Lot 311<br />
£500 - 800<br />
£700 - 900<br />
Major General Charles Becher Young RE (1816-1892)<br />
‘The Crossing of the Ghumbal’, 1843’<br />
ink and watercolour<br />
initialled<br />
30.5 x 47cm<br />
Lot 312<br />
James Francis Danby (British, 1816-1875)<br />
Boatmen along the Aegean coast at sunset<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated ‘68<br />
45 x 75cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
309<br />
111
314<br />
314<br />
Lot 313<br />
Mid 19th century English School<br />
Portrait of two children seated with their King Charles<br />
Spaniels<br />
oil on canvas<br />
91 x 74cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 314<br />
Edwin Roberts (British, 1840-1917)<br />
‘Bubbles’ and ‘The Finishing Touch’<br />
pair of oils on canvas<br />
signed and titled verso<br />
35 x 30cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
313<br />
112
315<br />
315<br />
Lot 315<br />
Henry Campotosto (Belgian, 1833-1910)<br />
Young girls in summer and winter<br />
pair of oils on wooden panels<br />
signed<br />
38 x 26cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 316<br />
Frederick Weekes (British, fl.1854-1893)<br />
‘The Haunted Glen, the Intruder’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed verso<br />
18.5 x 49cm<br />
316<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
113
317<br />
Lot 317<br />
Julius Olsson RA, RBA, PROI, RWA, NEAC (British<br />
1864-1942)<br />
‘Sunset off the Cornish coast’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed with label remnant verso<br />
60 x 74cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 318<br />
Robert Anning Bell RA RWS (British, 1863-1933)<br />
‘The Watcher’<br />
colour chalks on paper<br />
signed<br />
40 x 17cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 319<br />
Lord Frederic Leighton, P.R.A. (British, 1830-1896)<br />
Studies for Romola<br />
pencil and white chalk on light grey paper<br />
sold together with Eliot, G. Romola, 1880, numbered 527<br />
from the edition of 1000 (2 vols)<br />
24 x 40.5cm<br />
Provenance: Ex Handley-Read Collection, <strong>Fine</strong> Art<br />
Society Catalogue 69 (as Shannon)<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 320<br />
Lord Frederic Leighton, P.R.A. (British, 1830-1896)<br />
Studies for Music (a Frieze) for No. 1 Audley Street<br />
black and white chalk on sepia paper<br />
label verso for Abbott & Holder<br />
26 x 34.5cm<br />
Lot 321<br />
318<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
Lord Frederic Leighton, P.R.A. (British, 1830-1896)<br />
Study for the Wise and Foolish Angels, Lyndhurst<br />
Church, drapery for figure lower right<br />
black and white chalk on light grey paper<br />
Royal Academy Exhibition label verso<br />
25 x 42cm<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
114
319<br />
320<br />
321<br />
115
322<br />
Lot 322<br />
Herbert St. John Jones (fl.1905-1923)<br />
Horse portraits of St Benet and Rydal<br />
Head, painted from life<br />
pair of oils on canvas<br />
signed and extensively inscribed verso<br />
and dated 1908<br />
41 x 51cm. Sold with a copy of Finch<br />
Mason - Heroes and Heroines of the<br />
Grand National, 1907 and a mounted<br />
hoof of St Benet, dated 1911<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
323<br />
Lot 323<br />
Robert Friedrich Karl Scholtz<br />
(German, 1877-1918)<br />
Extensive Eastern European<br />
landscape with church steeple<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
109 x 146cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 324<br />
James Baker Pyne (1800-1870) and<br />
Thomas Sidney Cooper CVO RA<br />
(1803-1902)<br />
‘Tullina Mill at Penmacho, North<br />
Wales’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, JB Pyne and dated (18)40<br />
54.5 x 72cm<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
324<br />
116
325<br />
Lot 325<br />
Early 19th Century Indian School<br />
Noblemen and young women fetching water<br />
ink and watercolour on paper<br />
inscribed<br />
31 x 25cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
326<br />
Lot 326<br />
19th Century Indian School<br />
A prince meeting an ascetic, seated in a landscape<br />
with a menagerie of animals<br />
ink and watercolour on paper<br />
29 x 18.5cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 327<br />
Early 19th Century Indian School<br />
Shah Jahan and Prince Dara Shikoh on horseback<br />
speaking to his Grand vezier Jafar Khan<br />
watercolour with gilding on paper<br />
inscribed<br />
22 x 15cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
327<br />
117
328<br />
329<br />
Lot 328<br />
James Moore (Exh.1880-1883)<br />
Gulls flying above breaking waves<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated ‘79<br />
43 x 88cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
331<br />
Lot 329<br />
Oliver Clare (British, 1853-1927)<br />
Still life of grapes, white currants, raspberries and<br />
plums<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
30 x 22cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
118
332<br />
Lot 330<br />
Harry Sutton Palmer RBA, RI. (British,<br />
1854-1933)<br />
‘Killin, Head of Loch Tay’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed<br />
35 x 52cm<br />
Lot 331<br />
William Mellor (British, 1851-1931)<br />
River Wharf near Bolton Woods,<br />
Yorkshire<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
60 x 44cm<br />
Lot 332<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Charles John de Lacy (British, 1856-<br />
1936)<br />
‘Off to the Cape - A Donald Curree<br />
Steamer going down Blackwall Reach’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and extensively inscribed verso<br />
60 x 106cm<br />
Lot 333<br />
Thomas Lucop (British, 1834-1911)<br />
Shipping on a calm sea<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘90<br />
29 x 43cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£500 - 700<br />
333<br />
330<br />
119
334<br />
335<br />
336<br />
Lot 334<br />
Circle of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864-<br />
1901)<br />
Gentleman wearing a top hat<br />
black chalk<br />
21.5 x 15 cm.<br />
Lot 335<br />
Lewis Baumer (British, 1870-1963)<br />
Portrait of the ballet dancer, Elizabeth Caterina<br />
Geltzer, London 1910<br />
conté crayon and chalk on light grey paper<br />
signed, label verso<br />
30 x 25cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 336<br />
Frederick John Widgery (British, 1861-1942)<br />
‘Town Beach, Newquay’ and ‘Cornish beach scene’<br />
pair of gouaches on paper<br />
signed and titled<br />
59 x 90cm<br />
£1200 - 1600<br />
120
338<br />
Lot 337<br />
Charles Maurech<br />
Street scene at night<br />
oil on board<br />
signed, with presentation inscription<br />
37 x 45cm<br />
Lot 338<br />
§ Samuel John Lamorna Birch (British,<br />
1869–1955)<br />
‘The Pond, Abney Hall, Cheshire’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed<br />
25 x 19.5cm<br />
Lot 339<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
James Ferrier Pryde (Scottish, 1866-1941)<br />
‘The Bed’<br />
gouache on paper<br />
signed<br />
14 x 10cm<br />
Provenance: Ex Peter Nahum Gallery<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
339<br />
337<br />
121
340<br />
341<br />
343<br />
122
342<br />
Lot 340<br />
Edward Reginald Frampton ROI (British,<br />
1873-1923)<br />
Mountain landscape<br />
tempera<br />
signed, 25 x 35cm<br />
Lot 341<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
Pavel Tchelitchew (Russian,1898–1957)<br />
Seated female figure<br />
ink and wash on paper<br />
inscribed verso with atelier mark, 27 x 21cm<br />
Lot 342<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Konstantin Alekseevic Korovin (Russian,<br />
1861-1939)<br />
Fireworks over Paris 1907<br />
oil on card<br />
signed and dated Paris 1907, 19 x 27cm<br />
344<br />
Lot 343<br />
Margaret Fisher Prout (1875-1963)<br />
Portrait of Ursula Moreton OBE FRAO,<br />
picnickers in a landscape verso<br />
oil on board<br />
signed, 50 x 37cm<br />
£600 - 800 Lot 344<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Eduard Ameseder (Austrian, 1856-1938)<br />
‘Steirischer Bauernhof c.1913’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
44 x 58cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
123
347<br />
Lot 345<br />
§ Walter Ernest Webster (British, 1878-1959)<br />
Reclining nude<br />
oil on canvas<br />
with artist stamp verso and signed by the artist’s wife S B<br />
Pearce verso, 30 x 40cm<br />
Lot 346<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson A.R.A. (British,<br />
1889-1946)<br />
Farm in a landscape<br />
oil on wooden panel<br />
signed, 30 x 40cm<br />
Lot 347<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
§ Henry Lamb R.A. (British, 1883-1960)<br />
Geraniums and Antirrhinums<br />
oil on board<br />
signed, 1929 Leicester Galleries Exhibition label, a sketch<br />
of figures taking tea verso, 43 x 32cm<br />
Lot 348<br />
Roger Fry N.E.A.C. (British, 1866-1934)<br />
‘The Downs near Guildford’<br />
oil on wooden panel<br />
signed, 40 x 52cm<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
£2500 - 3000<br />
345<br />
124
346<br />
348<br />
125
349<br />
351<br />
Lot 349<br />
§ Antoine Blanchard (French, 1910-1988)<br />
‘Rue Tronchet’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
46 x 55cm<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
Lot 350<br />
§ Sir William Russell Flint (British, 1880-1969)<br />
‘Lavoir, La Bastide’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed and dated May 1966 - November 1967 on the<br />
reverse<br />
51 x 68cm<br />
Lot 351<br />
Gwen John (British, 1876-1939)<br />
Houses at Meudon<br />
gouache on paper<br />
signed with Estate stamp<br />
5.5 x 7cm<br />
Lot 352<br />
§ Bertram Nicholls (British, 1883-1974)<br />
‘The Palace of the Seven Ah’s’<br />
watercolour on paper<br />
signed and dated 1936<br />
37 x 55cm<br />
£6000 - 8000<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£500 - 800<br />
126
350<br />
352<br />
127
355<br />
353<br />
357<br />
Lot 353<br />
Pieter Irwin Brown (Dutch/Irish, 1903-1988)<br />
‘Wales’<br />
lithograph<br />
signed in the plate and dated 1932, 63 x 45cm<br />
Lot 354<br />
Edward Louis Lawrenson (British, 1868-1940)<br />
Gypsy cart under moonlight<br />
aquatint<br />
signed in pencil and inscribed no.12, 27 x 37cm<br />
Lot 355<br />
Walter Ernest Spradbery (British, 1889-1969)<br />
‘Boxhill by Motor Bus’<br />
original gouache for London Transport poster<br />
signed, 49 x 45cm<br />
Lot 356<br />
Louis Icart (1888-1950)<br />
‘Leda and the swan’<br />
drypoint etching with hand colouring,1934<br />
signed in pencil, 55 x 81cm<br />
Lot 357<br />
£500 - 800<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£2500 - 3000<br />
§ Sir William Russell Flint P.R.A., P.R.W.S., R.S.W.,<br />
R.O.I., R.E. (Scottish, 1880-1969)<br />
‘A Merry Company’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed and dated 1912, 24 x 22.5cm<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
128
356<br />
354<br />
129
Lot 358<br />
§ Norman Wilkinson CBE (British,<br />
1878-1971)<br />
‘Las Palmas and the Canary Islands’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed<br />
33 x 50.5cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
358<br />
Lot 359<br />
§ Norman Wilkinson CBE (British,<br />
1878-1971)<br />
‘Dover’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed<br />
33 x 51cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 360<br />
Mária Szánthó (Hungarian, 1898-<br />
1998)<br />
Portrait of Lilianna Bazelli<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
78 x 59cm<br />
£2500 - 3500<br />
359<br />
362<br />
130
Lot 361<br />
§ Edward Brian Seago R.B.A., R.W.S. (1910-1974)<br />
‘The Old House, Athens’<br />
watercolour<br />
signed in pencil, Colnaghi & Son label verso<br />
36.5 x 27.5cm<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
Lot 362<br />
§ Dame Laura Knight DBE RA RWS (British, 1877-<br />
1970)<br />
Sketch of Checetti, Diaghilev Ballet in England at<br />
The Sainsbury Centre<br />
black chalk and watercolour on paper<br />
signed, 24 x 36cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
360<br />
361<br />
131
Lot 363<br />
§ Oliver Messel (British, 1904-1978)<br />
Portrait of a black man in military uniform<br />
oil on board<br />
53 x 39cm<br />
Lot 364<br />
§ Oliver Messel (British, 1904-1978)<br />
‘The Count, Dressing Gown’<br />
pencil and watercolour on paper<br />
signed in pencil<br />
45 x 32cm<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
£500 - 800<br />
132
Lot 365<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
‘Saint-Pol de Vence near Nice, French<br />
Riviera’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
44 x 64cm<br />
£600 - 800<br />
Lot 366<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
Figures beneath arches, South of<br />
France<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
43 x 58cm, unframed<br />
£500 - 700<br />
Lot 367<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
Mediterranean archway<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
43 x 58cm, unframed<br />
£500 - 700SIL<br />
133
369<br />
Lot 368<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
Café in arches, South of France<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
43 x 58cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
368<br />
Lot 369<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
‘Along the Spanish Coast near Marbella<br />
on the Costa Brava’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
35 x 71cm<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
Lot 370<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
‘Mediterranean coast at night’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
42 x 57cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
370<br />
134
Lot 371<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)<br />
‘Cap Ferrat near Nice, South France’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
65 x 45cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 372<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)<br />
‘By the Hotel Gritti, Off Place Masco, Venice’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and titled verso, 36 x 71cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
371<br />
Lot 373<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)<br />
‘Bruges, near Brussels, Belgium’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, titled verso, 35 x 70cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
372<br />
373<br />
135
374<br />
375<br />
376<br />
Lot 374<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-<br />
1993)<br />
‘Dawn Fishermen of French coast at St Tropez,<br />
French Riviera’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
25 x 35cm<br />
Lot 375<br />
£400 - 600<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-<br />
1993)<br />
‘Near the Flower Market, Cannes, S of France’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
25 x 35cm<br />
Lot 376<br />
£500 - 800<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-<br />
1993)<br />
‘Dawn Fishermen off French coast, near St<br />
Tropez’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and titled verso<br />
25 x 35cm<br />
Lot 377<br />
£300 - 500<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-<br />
1993)<br />
‘Town Square in the South of France’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
35 x 71cm<br />
Lot 378<br />
£600 - 800<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-<br />
1993)<br />
‘Fishing boats in the South of France’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
35 x 71cm<br />
Lot 379<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-<br />
1993)<br />
‘Ponte Travaso near Place Masco Venice’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and titled verso<br />
44 x 65cm<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
136
377<br />
378<br />
379<br />
137
Lot 380<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)<br />
‘Porto Fino’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
44 x 65cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 381<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)<br />
‘Off the Grand Canal, near Place Masco, Venice,<br />
Italy’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
60 x 49cm<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
138
Lot 382<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
‘Villefranche’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and inscribed verso<br />
42 x 57cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 383<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
‘Villefranche near Nice and Cannes,<br />
French Riviera’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
25 x 35cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 384<br />
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,<br />
1906-1993)<br />
‘St Tropez, Riviera about 7.30’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
46 x 61cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
139
387<br />
385<br />
388<br />
140
389 386<br />
Lot 385<br />
§ Eliot Hodgkin (British, 1905-1987)<br />
‘Tulips’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated May ‘61<br />
43 x 21 cm<br />
Lot 386<br />
£4000 - 6000<br />
Stephen Thomas Ward (British, 1912-1963)<br />
Portrait of ‘Baron’, a high society photographer<br />
charcoal and chalk<br />
signed and dated 1952<br />
56 x 39cm<br />
Lot 387<br />
£600 - 900<br />
§ Robert Doisneau (French, 1912-1994)<br />
Un Regard Oblique, 1948<br />
gelatin silver print on photo paper<br />
copy from an edition of unknown number, signed lower<br />
right<br />
24 x 29.5 cm<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
Lot 388<br />
§ Robert Doisneau (French, 1912-1994)<br />
Les Frères, 1934<br />
gelatin silver print on photo paper<br />
printed later, signed in ink in the margin<br />
29.5 x 26.5cm<br />
Lot 389<br />
Alvaro Guevara (Chilean, 1894-1951)<br />
‘Maruja, 1943’<br />
encaustic on paper<br />
Colnaghi Exhibition label verso dated 1974-75<br />
49.5 x 34.5cm<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
141
390<br />
394<br />
391<br />
142
Lot 390<br />
James Stroudley (British, 1906-1985)<br />
Portrait of a woman wearing a red coat<br />
oil on canvas<br />
92 x 71cm, unframed<br />
Lot 391<br />
Konstantin Razumov (Russian, b.1974)<br />
Classical beauties reading books<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and inscribed verso, 56 x 73cm<br />
Lot 392<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£700 - 900<br />
Yuri Vladimirovich Matushevsky (Russian, 1930-1999)<br />
Dhakas in summer<br />
oil and gouache on card<br />
signed and dated ‘98, 54 x 68.5cm<br />
Lot 393<br />
§ Basil Jonzen (British, 1913-1967)<br />
Still life of Magnolia blossom in a glass vase<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated ‘36, 51 x 40.5cm<br />
Lot 394<br />
§ Marian Kratochwil (Polish, 1906-1997)<br />
Seated female nude<br />
oil on canvas<br />
c.1955, inscribed verso, 56 x 46cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£600 - 800<br />
392<br />
393<br />
143
Lot 395<br />
§ David Shepherd O.B.E. (British,<br />
1931-2017)<br />
‘Rainy afternoon’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
25 x 36cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 396<br />
William Robert Davis (American,<br />
b.1952)<br />
‘Yacht America’<br />
oil on panel<br />
signed<br />
19 x 29.5cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 397<br />
§ Marcus Ford (British, 1914-<br />
1989)<br />
Pin Mill, Suffolk<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
61 x 91cm<br />
£400 - 600<br />
144
Lot 398<br />
§ Pierre de Clausades (French,<br />
1910–1976)<br />
Coastal landscape<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
60 x 90cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
Lot 399<br />
§ Pierre de Clausades (French,<br />
1910–1976)<br />
River landscape with poplar<br />
trees<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
45 x 54cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 400<br />
§ Antony Sheath (British, b.1946)<br />
‘Picnic on the hill’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
39 x 49cm<br />
£700 - 1000
401<br />
402<br />
146
Lot 401<br />
§ James Beattie Michie (1891-1960)<br />
Mediterranean viewed from a balcony<br />
oil on board<br />
signed<br />
51 x 60cm<br />
Lot 402<br />
§ Doris Clare Zinkeisen (Scottish, 1898-1991)<br />
Ladies in a carriage passing a racecourse<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
50 x 75cm<br />
Lot 403<br />
Roland Batchelor RWS, (British 1889-1990)<br />
Views of Switzerland, Belgium and Richmond<br />
numerous ink sketches and watercolour studies<br />
contained within seventeen sketch books<br />
inscribed and dated c.1957-67<br />
largest 18 x 25cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 404<br />
§ Marcel Dyf (French, 1899-1985)<br />
‘Le Potager au Ruault’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
60 x 73cm<br />
403<br />
404<br />
£5000 - 8000<br />
147
405<br />
406<br />
407<br />
Lot 405<br />
Kenneth Bone (British, 20th C.)<br />
‘The Intruder’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated ‘86<br />
76 x 102cm<br />
Lot 406<br />
£500 - 800<br />
§ Gwilym Prichard (Welsh, 1931-2015)<br />
‘Brittany - Summer’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, with artist inscription verso<br />
44 x 53cm<br />
Lot 407<br />
§ Joan Miro (Spanish, 1893-1983)<br />
‘La Rana’ (The Frog)<br />
colour lithograph<br />
signed in pencil, number 43 of 80<br />
19 x 20cm<br />
Lot 408<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
‘Mother Lily in Blue Hat’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed, inscribed verso with title, date and<br />
NFS, later inscription with price 85gns<br />
74 x 57cm<br />
Lot 409<br />
£200 - 400<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989) after Matisse<br />
Female nude<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘70<br />
49 x 39cm<br />
Lot 410<br />
£300 - 500<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
River landscape<br />
oil on board<br />
29 x 39cm<br />
Lot 411<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
‘Welsh nude’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and dated ’77, inscribed verso with<br />
price 52gns<br />
45 x 35cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
148
408<br />
410<br />
409<br />
411<br />
413<br />
Lot 412<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
Horse at Haydock Park<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
94gns<br />
40 x 60cm<br />
Lot 413<br />
412<br />
£400 - 600<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Old Wigan Woman’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘71, titled verso and<br />
price 62gns<br />
44 x 34cm<br />
£200 - 300<br />
149
414<br />
415<br />
422<br />
Lot 414<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917-1989)<br />
‘Rain Reflections, Wigan Shawl’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
62gns<br />
29 x 38cm<br />
Lot 415<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
‘Bechers Brook’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
98gns<br />
40 x 60cm<br />
£500 - 800<br />
Lot 416<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
‘The Crucifix’<br />
oil on card<br />
signed and dated ‘71, titled verso<br />
49 x 39cm<br />
Lot 417<br />
417<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917-1989)<br />
‘Epping Forest’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
93gns, 34 x 44cm<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 418<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
‘Man in Cap’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘69, titled verso with<br />
price 81gns, 49 x 39cm<br />
Lot 419<br />
£300 - 500<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
‘Marigolds’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘Patricia 77’ and titled<br />
verso with price 39gns<br />
34 x 24cm<br />
Lot 420<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917-1989)<br />
‘Miner Wigan’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, 44 x 34cm<br />
£200 - 300<br />
150
416 418 419<br />
Lot 421<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917-1989)<br />
‘Yashmak Woman’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
42gns, 39 x 28cm<br />
Lot 422<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917-1989)<br />
‘Red Rum’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
139gns<br />
39 x 59cm<br />
Lot 423<br />
£500 - 800<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
Portrait of a gentleman<br />
oil on canvas<br />
91 x 61cm and a colour print, The<br />
Lancashire Mine, 42 x 61cm<br />
420<br />
421<br />
Lot 424<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,<br />
1917- 1989)<br />
‘The Tahitian’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘75, titled verso with<br />
price 84gns<br />
40 x 30cm<br />
£300 - 400<br />
423<br />
424<br />
151
425<br />
426<br />
432<br />
427<br />
428<br />
431<br />
429<br />
Lot 425<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Shawled gray woman’<br />
oil on panel<br />
signed and titled verso<br />
44 x 34cm<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 426<br />
430<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Pit Brow Lass’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed in pencil<br />
39 x 29.5cm<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 427<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Light Miner’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
41gns<br />
39 x 28cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
152
433 434<br />
Lot 428<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
Head of a woman<br />
oil on board, 39 x 29cm<br />
Lot 429<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Rain Wigan’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘72, inscribed verso<br />
with title and price 51gns, 25 x 35cm<br />
Lot 430<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘People at lake’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
£85<br />
24 x 34.5cm<br />
£200 - 300<br />
Lot 431<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917-1989)<br />
‘Sky over Abergavenny’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, 39 x 49cm<br />
Lot 432<br />
£300 - 500<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Ghost Sky / Wigan Natives’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
179gns, 49 x 60cm<br />
Lot 433<br />
435 436<br />
£400 - 600<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘You are naughty but I like you /<br />
Thatcher Kissinger’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed, dated ‘75 verso, 44 x 59cm<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 434<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Balluta Bay / Malta’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
76gns, 39 x 49cm<br />
Lot 435<br />
£300 - 500<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Rain People’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, 29 x 34cm<br />
Lot 436<br />
£200 - 300<br />
James Lawrence Isherwood<br />
(British, 1917- 1989)<br />
‘Cap Man, Shawl Woman’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and titled verso, with price<br />
172gns, 44 x 59cm<br />
£300 - 500<br />
153
437<br />
154
438<br />
Lot 437<br />
§ Robert Lenkiewicz (British, 1941-2002)<br />
King Ryder - Project 1 Vagrancy<br />
oil on fabric<br />
extensively inscribed verso including the line ‘No<br />
more cider for old Les Ryder’<br />
174 x 142cm<br />
Lot 438<br />
£8000 - 12000<br />
Edward Brian Seago R.B.A, R.S.W.A (British,<br />
1910-1974)<br />
Norfolk landscape with sail barge<br />
ink and watercolour on paper<br />
signed<br />
26 x 40cm<br />
Lot 439<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
David Cobb (British, 1921-2014)<br />
Sea King Helicopters and Warships, Falklands<br />
oil on board<br />
signed<br />
29 x 39cm<br />
Lot 440<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Martin Bradley (British, 1931-)<br />
‘Flag’<br />
mixed media<br />
initialled and dated ‘58, with Waddington Galleries<br />
label verso, 41 x 91cm, unframed<br />
£600 - 800<br />
439<br />
440<br />
155
Lot 441<br />
§ Sir Terry Frost, R.A. (British, 1915-2003)<br />
‘Two Loves for Tredavoe, 1999’ (Kemp 200)<br />
woodcut printed in colours, 1999<br />
signed in pencil and dated ‘99, numbered 99/225<br />
77 x 46cm<br />
Lot 442<br />
§ Sir Terry Frost, R.A. (British, 1915-2003)<br />
‘Orange and Blue Space 1998’ (Kemp 182)<br />
screenprint in colours<br />
signed in pencil. 49/150<br />
48 x 48.5cm<br />
Lot 443<br />
John Hoyland RA (British, 1934-2011)<br />
‘Fly Away’ 1981<br />
etching with aquatint and carborundum<br />
signed in pencil and dated ‘81, numbered 32/60<br />
visible sheet 63 x 73cm<br />
Lot 444<br />
§ Sir Terry Frost, R.A. (1915-2003)<br />
Lemon, Green and Black, 2002<br />
etching and aquatint on heavy wove paper<br />
signed in pencil, 33/75, (Kemp 230)<br />
38 x 39.5cm<br />
Lot 445<br />
§ Hilary Dymond (British, b.1953)<br />
Open landscape<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed verso and dated 1996<br />
152 x 152cm<br />
Lot 446<br />
§ Richard MacDonald (British, 1946-)<br />
artist’s proof lithograph<br />
‘Joie de Vivre’<br />
signed, inscribed and titled in pencil, no.9 of 25<br />
66 x 55cm<br />
Lot 447<br />
§ Sir Terry Frost R.A. (British, 1915-2003)<br />
No. 6 Trewellard Suns<br />
lithograph<br />
signed in pencil and dated ‘90, 16/40<br />
64 x 64cm<br />
£500 - 700<br />
£500 - 700<br />
£300 - 500<br />
£700 - 900<br />
£500 - 800<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
£600 - 800<br />
443<br />
444<br />
447<br />
156
441<br />
442<br />
446<br />
445<br />
157
Lot 448<br />
§ Victor Pasmore (British, 1908-1998)<br />
‘Senza Titulo III, 1989’<br />
etching and aquatint on copper plate printed<br />
in five colours on Fabriano paper<br />
signed in pencil and dated ‘89, numbered<br />
5/90, 56 x 95cm<br />
Lot 449<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
§ Fred Cuming R.A. (1930-2022)<br />
Landscape with lamp post<br />
oil on board<br />
signed, with a copy of the Exhibition<br />
catalogue; Kent County Council Education<br />
Committee Arts Centre Exhibition ‘Ben<br />
Nicholson, Fred Cuming, David Holt’, May -<br />
June 1974 no.78, ‘Landscape, Evening’<br />
35 x 30cm<br />
Lot 450<br />
£600 - 800<br />
§ Geoff Hunt PPRSMA (British, 1948-2008)<br />
Royal Naval aircraft carrier at sea<br />
oil on canvas board<br />
signed and dated 1984, 44 x 44cm<br />
Lot 451<br />
£600 - 800<br />
§ Kenneth Webb, RWA, FRSA, RUA, (b.<br />
1927)<br />
Spanish street scene<br />
oil on board<br />
signed and dated ‘59, 49 x 39cm<br />
Lot 452<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
Chen Liang Jie (Chinese, b.1971)<br />
‘Whispers’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed verso and dated 1999, 90 x 150cm,<br />
Lot 453<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
§ Victor Pasmore (1908-1998)<br />
Composite Image: Orange and Pink<br />
(Lynton G28)<br />
screenprint in colours, 1984<br />
signed in pencil and dated 84, numbered XIX/<br />
XX, from the artist’s proof edition of 20, with a<br />
further edition of 70, sheet 61 x 74.5cm<br />
Lot 454<br />
§ Fred Yates (British, 1922-2008)<br />
Figures on a woodland path<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed,<br />
89 x 69cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
448<br />
453<br />
452<br />
158
451<br />
454<br />
450<br />
449<br />
159
Lot 455<br />
§ Adam Birtwistle (British, 1959-)<br />
Portrait of Peter Blake<br />
pencil and gouache<br />
75 x 75cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 456<br />
§ Adam Birtwistle (British,1959-)<br />
Portrait of David Hockney<br />
pencil and watercolour<br />
monogrammed and dated ‘01<br />
67 x 50.5cm<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
Lot 457<br />
§ Harold Mockford (British, 1932-)<br />
‘Motcombe Park (Eastbourne)’<br />
oil on board<br />
signed verso and dated 9/74 and inscribed with<br />
the title and artist’s address<br />
90 x 121cm<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
455<br />
Lot 458<br />
§ Damien Hirst (British, b.1965)<br />
Send off in the order of time, no.443, The<br />
Currency, 2016<br />
unique enamel on handmade paper from an<br />
original edition of 10,000, with 5,149 remaining<br />
signed, numbered titled and dated 2016 verso<br />
with hologram, housed in the original box and<br />
delivery packaging<br />
21.5 x 30cm<br />
£7000 - 10000<br />
456<br />
160
458<br />
457<br />
161
Lot 459<br />
§ Robert Kelsey (Scottish, b.1949)<br />
‘Sunny beach - Iona’<br />
oil on canvas<br />
signed<br />
60 x 70cm<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
162
SILVER & VERTU<br />
At approx. 2.00pm.<br />
460 - 527<br />
517<br />
163
460<br />
Lot 460<br />
A late 18th century German embossed parcel gilt<br />
silver beaker, maker SBF, decorated with putti amid<br />
scrolls, Nurnberg?, circa 1790, 91mm, 110 grams.<br />
Lot 461<br />
£150 - 250<br />
A large George III silver tankard, by George Smith II<br />
and Thomas Hayter, with later? engraved monogram,<br />
domed cover, pierced thumbpiece and banded girdle,<br />
London, 1791, height 21.1cm, 32.6oz.<br />
Lot 462<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A George III silver oval teapot, by Hester Bateman,<br />
with beaded base, engraved armorial and wooden<br />
handle, London, 1782, height 12.9cm, 13.1oz.<br />
£200 - 300<br />
461<br />
461<br />
462<br />
462<br />
164
463 465<br />
465<br />
464<br />
464<br />
Lot 463<br />
A late 18th century Russian silver samovar, with ivory<br />
spigot, master possibly Alexander Yarshinov?, with<br />
two ring handles, engraved crest and applied swag and<br />
ribbon decoration, on square base, St. Petersburg, 1798,<br />
Registration of an ivory item Submission reference:<br />
BYSC7XM8 height 29.5cm, gross weight 32.4oz.<br />
Lot 464<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A George III silver wine funnel, by Hester Bateman,<br />
with reeded collars and shaped thumbpiece, London,<br />
1790, 11.4cm, 1.9oz (a.f.).<br />
Lot 465<br />
£150 - 200<br />
A George III silver Argyle, by Henry Chawner, of<br />
pedestal vase form, with ball finial and engraved crest,<br />
London, 1793, height 18.3cm, gross weight 11.7oz.<br />
£500 - 700<br />
165
Lot 466<br />
A George III oval tea caddy, by Henry Chawner, of<br />
bats wing oval shape, with carved stained ivory pineapple<br />
finial, London, 1791, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: J9HQQ9QH length 14.7cm,<br />
11.8oz, no key.<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
470<br />
471<br />
467<br />
Lot 467<br />
A George III silver pedestal coffee pot, by John Emes,<br />
of vase form, with vase finial and reeded borders, London,<br />
1798, height 28.2cm, gross weight 24.3oz.<br />
Lot 468<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A pair of George III silver waiters, by Crouch &<br />
Hannam, with later engraved Royal presentation<br />
inscription and crest, ‘To Kenneth de Courcy on the<br />
occasion of his marriage August 1st 1950, from The<br />
Duke & Duchess of Windsor’, on three swept feet,<br />
London, 1788, 23cm, 25.5oz.<br />
£1000 - 2000<br />
166
469<br />
Lot 469<br />
A George V silver waiter, by Charles Stuart Harris &<br />
Sons, with engraved Royal presentation inscription,<br />
‘ From Aunt Toria, Aunt Maud & Uncle Charles,<br />
28.6.19’, on three scroll feet, London, 1919, 20.7cm,<br />
10.8oz.<br />
Lot 470<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A George III silver tankard, maker I.D, with scroll<br />
thumbpiece and banded girdle, the handle with engraved<br />
initials, London, 1771, height 19.1cm, 23.7oz.<br />
Lot 471<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An 18th century French silver vase shaped claret jug,<br />
decorated with paterae and swags, on tripod supports<br />
with mask terminals and hoof feet, 31.5cm, 31.4oz.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
466<br />
468<br />
167
472<br />
Lot 472<br />
A George III silver shaped rectangular tureen, cover<br />
and handle, the base hallmarked for London, 1805,<br />
maker’s mark rubbed, the cover and handle hallmarked<br />
for Emes & Barnard, London, 1826, 28.8cm, 60.9oz.<br />
Lot 473<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A harlequin Victorian/George III silver fiddle and<br />
thread pattern part canteen of cutlery, with engraved<br />
crest, comprising twelve dessert spoons, table forks and<br />
dessert forks, eight teaspoons and five table spoons,<br />
various dates and makers, 81.oz and one plated dessert<br />
spoon.<br />
Lot 474<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A pair of George IV silver mounted wine coasters by<br />
John Walton?, with gadrooned and scroll borders, turned<br />
wooden bases with silver boss and engraved crest,<br />
Newcastle, 1827, diameter 16.3cm.<br />
£200 - 300<br />
473<br />
474<br />
168
Lot 475<br />
A William IV oval silver meat dish by William<br />
Kerr Reid, with reeded foliate border and engraved<br />
armorial, London, 1831, length 40.2cm, 48.5oz.<br />
Lot 476<br />
£500 - 800<br />
An early Victorian silver canteen of Kings<br />
pattern cutlery, by William Bateman, comprising<br />
seventy four items, in fitted mahogany canteen,<br />
London, 1839, 198.6oz.<br />
£3000 - 4000<br />
475<br />
476<br />
Lot 477<br />
A George IV four piece demi fluted silver tea and<br />
coffee service, by Joseph Angell I, comprising of a<br />
teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, of rounded<br />
rectangular form, with ivory insulators, on splayed foliate<br />
feet, London, 1825, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: 21PDZA3C gross weight<br />
74.3oz, with original purchase receipt and catalogue.<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
477<br />
169
Lot 479<br />
A pair of early 19th century Portuguese silver<br />
candlesticks, with engraved decoration, waisted<br />
knopped stems, on square bases and claw and ball<br />
feet, 1803-1813 Lisbon marks, indistinct maker’s<br />
mark, 22cm, 24.3oz.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
478<br />
479<br />
Lot 478<br />
A 19th century ornate French pierced silver two<br />
handled urn shaped vase and cover, with peacock finial<br />
and dolphin and leaf decoration, on square base with<br />
winged paw feet, lacking glass liner?, 1819-1838 mark,<br />
overall height 28.7cm, 21.3oz.<br />
£250 - 350<br />
482<br />
170
480<br />
Lot 480<br />
A cased Victorian silver chatelaine by Henry William<br />
Dee, London, 1874, comprising a mirror, French silver<br />
globular compact, rotating silver cased globe watch,<br />
mounted leather notebook and scent bottle with different<br />
maker’s mark, overall length 41cm, in fitted leather case.<br />
Lot 481<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A Victorian silver three piece coffee set, comprising<br />
pot, cream and sugar bowl, by Walter Morrisse, of<br />
pear form, with engraved decoration London, 1856,<br />
Registration of an ivory item Submission reference:<br />
4RF539KU gross 59oz.<br />
Lot 482<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Victorian silver pedestal four piece tea and coffee<br />
service by Robert Harper, of panelled baluster form<br />
and engraved with scrolls and crest, the tea and coffee<br />
pot finials modelled as a seated Indian of Chinese<br />
gentleman, London, 1859, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: AUPKGLUS/HVM5BTTY<br />
coffee pot height 27.9cm, gross weight 82.7oz.<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
481<br />
171
Lot 483<br />
An early Victorian pierced silver sugar vase and<br />
cover, by Robinson, Edkins & Aston, with cranberry<br />
glass liner, ‘petal’ border and pierced scroll and fruiting<br />
vine decoration, the cover with fruiting vine finial,<br />
Birmingham, 1846, height 23.3cm, 19oz.<br />
Lot 484<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Victorian silver smoker’s compendium by Walter<br />
Thornhill, with multiple cigar cutter, taper, various<br />
recesses and hinged compartment, London, 1884, length<br />
23cm, gross weight 33.9oz.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
483<br />
488<br />
Lot 485<br />
A Victorian embossed silver mounted engraved<br />
glass claret jug, the glass later, the silver,<br />
Sheffield, 1868, by William and George Sissons,<br />
with pierced thumbpiece, the glass body with star cut<br />
decoration, height 25.4cm.<br />
Lot 486<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A Victorian silver salver, by Josiah Williams & Co,<br />
with beaded border and engraved foliate decoration,<br />
on three scroll feet, 1883, 40.8cm, 58.2oz.<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
486<br />
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Lot 487<br />
A Victorian brass mounted coromandel wood toilet<br />
box, containing fourteen engraved silver mounted<br />
toilet jars, by Thomas Whitehouse, London, 1865,<br />
London, 1865, with two hinged compartments fall front<br />
and secret drawer, with original leather carrying case, box<br />
width 34.9cm.<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
485<br />
484<br />
Lot 488<br />
An extensive, almost complete canteen of late 19th/<br />
early 20th century French 950 standard silver fancy<br />
pattern cutlery, mainly by Gustave Keller of Paris, with<br />
monogram, comprising thirty tablespoons, fifty four table<br />
forks, pair of sauce ladles, pair of serving spoons and pair<br />
of serving forks, twenty four dessert forks, twenty four<br />
sorbet? spoons, small pair of sugar tongs, small serving<br />
shovel, spoon and fork, twenty four teaspoons, two large<br />
serving spoons (loaded), two serving knives (loaded),<br />
two white metal handled plated crumb scoops, forty five<br />
dessert knives, (loaded and twenty one with steel blades<br />
all rusted and some maker’s mark differs) and forty two<br />
white metal handed steel table knives, weighable silver<br />
364 oz, housed on six trays in an oak canteen, together<br />
with two plated candle snuffer a French white metal<br />
handled carving knife and fork, two small Christofle plated<br />
spoons and a late 19th century Russian 84 zolotnik<br />
spoon.<br />
£3500 - 4500<br />
487<br />
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Lot 489<br />
A pair of early 20th century French 950 standard<br />
silver mounted glass claret jugs, by Risler &<br />
Carre, with shell and swag decoration, height<br />
24.3cm.<br />
Lot 490<br />
£300 - 500<br />
An Edwardian Scottish repousse silver three<br />
piece tea set, by Robert Scott, of inverted pear<br />
form and decorated with scrolls, Glasgow, 1902,<br />
Registration of an ivory item Submission<br />
reference: VBZ7A2HY gross weight 40.7oz.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
489<br />
490<br />
Lot 491<br />
An unusual large late Victorian silver mounted glass<br />
combination scent bottle and vinaigrette, by Drew<br />
& Sons, the pierced mount decorated with floral scrolls,<br />
on terminal with screw cup, the other with hinged cover,<br />
London, 1889, 31cm.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
492<br />
174
494<br />
Lot 492<br />
A late Victorian silver four tea and coffee service, by Walter & John Barnard, of<br />
oval form with spiral fluted decoration, London, 1883, Registration of an ivory item<br />
Submission reference: LHCDTZF5/58W4E48F gross weight 57.5oz.<br />
Lot 493<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A pair of Edwardian pierced silver two handled bon bon dishes, by William<br />
Comyns, with floral scroll borders and engraved with birds in flight. London, 1904,<br />
21.3cm, 24.1oz.<br />
Lot 494<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A set of late 19th/early 20th century twelve French 950 standard silver dinner<br />
plates by Gustave Keller, Paris, with engraved monogram and reed and leaf border,<br />
diameter 21.8cm, 147.8oz.<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
491<br />
493<br />
175
497<br />
496<br />
Lot 495<br />
An ornate late 19th/early 20th century Austro-<br />
Hungarian 800 standard silver tea kettle on<br />
stand, of pedestal cauldron shape and decorated<br />
with applied goat masks and foliate swags, the<br />
stand on four hoof feet, lacking burner, overall<br />
height 39.8cm, gross weight 78.4oz.<br />
£1400 - 1600<br />
498<br />
499<br />
176
Lot 496<br />
A late 19th century Dutch silver erotic miniature<br />
figure of a lady, on a square base with ball feet,<br />
with rotating right arm and hinged skirt, opening to<br />
reveal her nether regions, stamped to under side of<br />
base, height 11.7cm, 138 grams.<br />
Lot 497<br />
A 20th century Indian white metal rounded<br />
rectangular tea tray, embossed with birds amid<br />
scrolls, 58.5cm, 81.2oz.<br />
£300 - 400<br />
£300 - 500<br />
500<br />
Lot 498<br />
A late Victorian Dutch silver novelty vinaigrette,<br />
modelled as a swan, import marks for Samuel<br />
Boyce Landeck, height 4cm, 16 grams.<br />
Lot 499<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A George V Arts & Crafts planished silver two<br />
handled shallow dish, by Albert Edward Jones,<br />
the pierced handles with Celtic knot decoration,<br />
Birmingham, 1931, 26.5cm over handles, 8.9oz.<br />
Lot 500<br />
£200 - 300<br />
An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver cased mantle<br />
timepiece, of lyre shape, with Arabic dial and stylised<br />
floral decoration, on ball feet, no maker’s mark,<br />
London, 1903, height 14.5cm.<br />
£200 - 300<br />
495
Lot 501<br />
An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver<br />
pedestal bowl, inset with four Ruskin<br />
oval cabochons, by Albert Edward Jones,<br />
with stylised heart decoration on a planished<br />
ground, Birmingham, 1903, diameter 15.1cm,<br />
gross weight 11.2oz.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
501<br />
Lot 502<br />
A pair of George V Arts & Crafts silver candlesticks,<br />
by William Hutton & Sons, with stylised faux stud work<br />
decoration, on square bases, Sheffield, 1912, height 17.1cm,<br />
weighted.<br />
Lot 503<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver<br />
mounted cut glass two handled shallow dish, by Carl<br />
Fabergé, with reeded border and foliate ring handles, 1896-<br />
1908 kokoshnic mark, diameter over handles 17.5cm.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
502<br />
503
504<br />
505<br />
Lot 504<br />
A George V Swiss blue enamel and silver<br />
cased miniature carriage timepiece,<br />
import marks for Arthur George Rendell,<br />
London, 1924, 43mm, on bun feet, in gilt<br />
tooled leather carrying case, retailed by<br />
Bennett.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Lot 505<br />
A George VI silver two handled cup and<br />
cover by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, with<br />
card cut decoration, London, 1937, 28.2cm,<br />
60oz.<br />
Lot 506<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A large pair of George V silver cluster<br />
column candlesticks, by William Comyns<br />
& Sons Ltd, on broad square bases, London,<br />
1935, height 30.6cm, 67oz.<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
506
Lot 507<br />
A George V continental silver and blue guilloche<br />
enamel miniature timepiece, retailed by Asprey,<br />
with Roman dial, on bracket feet, import marks for<br />
Charles William Guignard, London, 1914, height<br />
67mm.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
507<br />
512<br />
508<br />
Lot 508<br />
A George V silver two handled cup and cover by Sebastian<br />
Garrard, of vase form, with beaded loop handles, London, 1910,<br />
43.5cm, 44.9oz, on ebonised socle.<br />
£700 - 1000
Lot 511<br />
A George V square silver salver, by Atkin Brothers, with<br />
reeded border and canted corners with shell decoration, on four<br />
splayed feet, Sheffield, 1932, 25.2cm, 24.3 grams.<br />
Lot 512<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A large George V Britannia standard silver tea kettle on two<br />
handled stand, with burner, by Charles & Richard Comyns, of<br />
bulbous form, with turned wooden handles, the stand with three<br />
scroll legs, on shaped pad feet, London, 1922, overall height<br />
30.8cm, gross weight 112oz.<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
510<br />
Lot 509<br />
A 20th century Portuguese Art Deco three piece 833 standard<br />
silver tea set with two handled tea tray, of inswept panel form,<br />
gross 110.5oz.<br />
Lot 510<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A George V shaped circular silver salver by Viners Ltd, with<br />
wavy border and engraved initials, on three scroll feet, Sheffield,<br />
1934, 36.3cm, 36.3oz.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
511<br />
509
513<br />
Lot 513<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese Export silver<br />
rose bowl, embossed with character marks, dragons<br />
and birds amongst bamboo, makers mark LG?, with<br />
later English import mark and engraved signature, on<br />
four stump feet with applied foliate swags, diameter<br />
22.6cm, 29.1oz.<br />
Lot 514<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A late 19th century Chinese Export double skinned<br />
silver mug, by Leeching?, with dragon handle and<br />
embossed with continuous battle scene, with engraved<br />
monogram, height 16cm, 17.1oz.<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
514<br />
515
516<br />
517<br />
Lot 515<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese Export silver<br />
planter, maker WC, of rectangular form, with four<br />
dragon handles and embossed with continuous scene<br />
of figures at various pursuits, engraved inscription to the<br />
bases ‘London & Provincial Pekingese Club Puppy Dog<br />
Trophy’, width 19.8cm, 28.6oz.<br />
Lot 516<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A late 19th century Chinese Export silver hexagonal<br />
tea caddy and cover, by Cumwo, embossed with<br />
various scenes, depicting figures, animals, dragons,<br />
foliage etc. height 12.8cm, 7.9oz.<br />
Lot 517<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A late 19th century Chinese Export double skinned<br />
silver mug, by Leeching, with dragon handle,<br />
engraved inscription dated 1873 and embossed with<br />
continuous battle scene, height 16cm, 18.2 oz.<br />
Lot 518<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A late 19th century Chinese Export double skinned<br />
silver mug, by Cumwo, with dragon handle and<br />
embossed with shoal of fish, height 14.4cm, 11oz.<br />
Lot 519<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A 19th century Chinese Export double skinned<br />
silver mug, by Leeching (a.f.), with engraved<br />
inscription date 1869, dragon handle and embossed<br />
with continuous battle scene, height 12.5cm, 9.2oz.<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
518<br />
519
520<br />
Lot 520<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese Export silver<br />
rectangular cigarette box, by Wang Hing?, embossed<br />
with dragons, on ball feet, length, 16.6cm, 13.4oz.<br />
Lot 521<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A 20th century French Emile Puiforcat for Cartier<br />
950 standard silver bowl and cover, with engraved<br />
monogram and pineapple finial, numbered S1349, the<br />
cover with engraved monogram, diameter 16.7cm,<br />
22.8oz.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
521<br />
522
Lot 522<br />
A modern cased silver ewer and six<br />
matching goblets by Courtman Silver Ltd,<br />
all with leaf decoration, ewer London, 1975,<br />
goblets, Birmingham, 1973(2) and 1975(4),<br />
ewer 26.3cm, goblet 14.8cm, 77oz.<br />
Lot 523<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
An Elizabeth II modern canteen of silver<br />
Kings pattern cutlery for twelve, by William<br />
Yates Ltd, comprising one hundred and thirty<br />
eight items, Sheffield, 1969-1972, together with<br />
a set of twelve similar teaspoons, Viners Ltd,<br />
1966, 207.8oz.<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
523<br />
524<br />
Lot 524<br />
A cased pair of Elizabeth II silver gilt scallop<br />
shell butter dishes by Collingwood & Co, on<br />
shell feet, London, 1960, diameter 12.5cm, 14.7 oz.<br />
Lot 525<br />
£300 - 500<br />
An Elizabeth II limited edition silver tankard,<br />
to commemorate the investiture of Charles<br />
as Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle, 1st<br />
July, 1969, Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1969,<br />
numbered 52, the lid inset with circular plaque,<br />
height 15cm, 27oz.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
525
527<br />
Lot 526<br />
A cased Elizabeth II silver limited edition mug,<br />
engraved to commemorate the voyage of Lt.<br />
James Cook, in H.M. Bark Endeavour, to Australia,<br />
embossed with plaques of Endeavour and Australia,<br />
numbered 51/750, P Ltd, Sheffield, 1969, height<br />
12.3cm, 21.4oz, in fitted gilt tooled green leather box.<br />
Lot 527<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Patrick Mavros - A modern novelty silver bottle<br />
coaster, modelled as a continuous bloat of<br />
hippopotami, in various positions, with textured<br />
border and black velvet lined interior and base, bearing<br />
the marks for the Standards Association of Central<br />
Africa and the year date for 2000, signed ‘Patrick<br />
Mavros’, with certificate of authenticity and original box,<br />
diameter 12.7cm by 11.6cm, gross weight 26.4oz.<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
526
WATCHES,JEWELLERY,<br />
COINS & MEDALS<br />
At approx. 3.00pm<br />
528-636<br />
634
528<br />
529<br />
Lot 528<br />
A late 19th Swiss 18k gold keyless hunter minute<br />
repeating chronograph pocket watch by U.<br />
Montandon Robert, with Roman dial and subsidiary<br />
seconds, the case front with engraved monogram and<br />
date ‘1897’, the inner cuvette engraved ‘ Bulletin De<br />
1re Classe No.1075 U. Montandon Robert Geneve<br />
Observatoire De Geneve’, cased diameter 55mm, gross<br />
weight 164.2 grams.<br />
Lot 529<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
An early 20th century 18k gold Vacheron &<br />
Constantin keyless hunter dress pocket watch, the<br />
textured case decorated with eagle on a branch, the<br />
Arabic dial with subsidiary seconds, case numbered<br />
200493, the signed movement numbered 332074, case<br />
diameter 49mm, gross weight 88.8 grams, with box and<br />
insurance valuation dated 1963.<br />
Lot 530<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A lady’s 2002 9ct gold Asprey & Garrard quartz wrist<br />
watch, on a 9ct gold bracelet, with Roman and baton<br />
dial and date aperture, overall 18cm, gross weight 35<br />
grams, with original Asprey & Garrard box and certificate.<br />
Lot 531<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A lady’s 18ct gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual wrist<br />
watch, on associated leather strap, with baton<br />
numerals and engraved bezel and lugs, model number<br />
6620, no serial number??, no box or papers.<br />
Lot 532<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A gentleman’s 18ct gold Zenith manual wind wrist<br />
watch, on associated leather strap, with Arabic dial<br />
and subsidiary seconds, the case side carved with foliate<br />
decoration, case diameter 31mm, gross weight 32.4<br />
grams.<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
Lot 533<br />
A modern 18ct gold and diamond set quartz shaped<br />
hexagonal pendant dress watch, retailed by Garrard,<br />
with diamond set blind dial, diamond set bezel and bale,<br />
case diameter 34mm, gross weight 32 8 grams.<br />
Lot 534<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A gentleman’s 1930’s 9ct gold Rolex manual wind<br />
rectangular dial wrist watch, on later leather strap, with<br />
Arabic dial and subsidiary seconds, case diameter 21mm<br />
excluding the crown, case back numbered 19724 over<br />
2356.<br />
Lot 535<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A gentleman’s late 1970’s 18ct gold Rolex Oyster<br />
Perpetual Day-Date wrist watch, with after market<br />
diamond set bezel and diamond set markers, on an<br />
18ct gold Rolex bracelet with deployment clasp, model<br />
number 18038, serial number 5294419, with box and some<br />
paperwork.<br />
Lot 536<br />
£7000 - 10000<br />
A gentleman’s rare 1956 stainless steel Rolex Oyster<br />
Perpetual 100/330 Submariner wrist watch, with black<br />
dial, small crown and gilt minute dot markers and rotating<br />
‘ghost’ bezel, model number 6536-1, serial numbered<br />
155202, movement c.1030, inside case back engraved<br />
with the date ‘11.56’, case diameter 38mm, on a stainless<br />
steel Rolex bracelet numbered 78360 and 558, no box or<br />
papers.<br />
£12000 - 18000
532<br />
536<br />
530<br />
531<br />
535<br />
533<br />
534
Lot 537<br />
A lady’s late 1980’s steel and gold Cartier Panthere<br />
quartz wrist watch and bracelet, with circular Roman<br />
dial and cabochon sapphire set winding crown, serial no.<br />
16692032558, with certificate, no box, case diameter<br />
24mm.<br />
Lot 538<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A lady’s modern stainless steel Omega Speedmaster<br />
automatic wrist watch and bracelet, with mother of<br />
pearl Arabic dial and diamond set bezel, with three<br />
subsidiary dials, model 3220, case diameter 38mm, with<br />
box, no papers.<br />
Lot 539<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A lady’s modern 2005 stainless steel Omega<br />
chronograph quartz rectangular wrist watch, with<br />
mother of pearl and diamond set dial and diamond<br />
set bezel, the case back numbered 59025867, on<br />
associated red leather strap with deployment clasp, with<br />
box and papers.<br />
Lot 540<br />
541<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A lady’s early 1990’s steel and gold Rolex Oyster<br />
Perpetual wrist watch, on a steel and gold Rolex<br />
bracelet, with baton numerals and part paperwork, no<br />
box.<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
Lot 541<br />
A gentleman’s early 1990’s 18ct gold Rolex Oyster<br />
Perpetual Date wrist watch, on an 18ct gold Rolex<br />
bracelet, with white Roman dial, serial number N136405,<br />
case diameter 35mm, gross weight 111.4 grams, no box or<br />
papers.<br />
Lot 542<br />
£3000 - 5000<br />
A lady’s stainless steel Cartier Santos quartz wrist<br />
watch, on a stainless steel Cartier bracelet, with Roman<br />
dial and gem set winding crown, the case back numbered<br />
1565 184343 MX, case diameter 24mm, with Cartier box,<br />
no papers.<br />
Lot 543<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
A lady’s modern steel and gold Cartier Santos Ronde<br />
manual wind wrist watch, on Cartier bracelet with<br />
deployment clasp, with Roman dial, octagonal bezel and<br />
sapphire set crown, with service information dated 2014<br />
and Cartier pouch.<br />
Lot 544<br />
540<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A lady’s 18ct gold Patek Philippe manual wind wrist<br />
watch, on an integral 18ct gold Patek Philippe bracelet,<br />
with baton numerals, inner case numbered 2750468 4114<br />
1, overall length 16.2cm, gross weight 54.1 grams.<br />
£3000 - 4000
543<br />
537<br />
542<br />
539<br />
538<br />
544
Lot 545<br />
British campaign medals, Waterloo medal impressed Henry Weber<br />
2nd Batt. 59th Reg. Foot steel suspension loop and ring<br />
Lot 546<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
A WW1/WW2 MC group of eight medals to Major G H Hunt, Royal<br />
Engineers mentioned in dispatches London Gazette 21 July 1917 and<br />
awarded MC London Gazette January 1918<br />
Lot 547<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A Victorian Egypt / South Africa campaigns group of medals to 16739<br />
Sergt. F.J. Allan, Royal Engineers, comprising Egypt 1882 with the Nile<br />
1884-85 and Tel El Kebir clasps, Egypt star, Queens South Africa medal<br />
with 1901 Johannesburg, Orange Free State and Cape Colony clasps and<br />
LSGC<br />
£400 - 600<br />
545<br />
547<br />
546
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Lot 548<br />
A late Victorian gold, heart shaped amethyst and<br />
seed pearl set drop pendant, overall 46mm, gross<br />
weight 7.4 grams.<br />
Lot 549<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A 19th century gold and silver, rose cut diamond<br />
cluster and single stone oval citrine set brooch,<br />
of shaped cartouche form, the citrine measuring<br />
approximately 10.2mm by 9.3mm, width 40mm, gross<br />
weight 9.9 grams.<br />
Lot 550<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Victorian gold, black enamel and seed pearl set<br />
mourning pendant necklace, the pendant verso with<br />
plaited hair and gold wire beneath a glazed panel,<br />
pendant diameter 17mm, chain 39cm, gross weight 16.2<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 551<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A George IV gold and two colour enamel mourning<br />
ring, with plaited hair beneath a glazed panel(cracked)<br />
and inscribed below ring head, ‘Wm Sims died 16th Aug,<br />
1820 aged 77’, size R, gross weight 4.7 grams.<br />
Lot 552<br />
£200 - 300<br />
A George III gold and two colour enamel mourning<br />
ring, with adjustable ‘buckle’ shank, with plaited hair<br />
beneath a glazed panel and inscribed beneath ring head,<br />
‘Mary Hale obt. 25th Dec. 1801 at 70’, size R, gross<br />
weight 4.9 grams.<br />
Lot 553<br />
£250 - 350<br />
A George IV 18ct gold and black enamel ‘In Memory<br />
Of’ mourning band, with carved scroll border, the<br />
interior shank inscribed ‘Susan Leverette died 13th Sept.<br />
1825 aged 61,John Leverette died 9th May, 1831, aged<br />
71’, size P, gross weight 5.4 grams.<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 554<br />
Australian naval interest - A Victorian engraved<br />
silver presentation snuff box, inscribed ‘Presented to<br />
Capt. Samuel Smiley by the Passengers of the Ship<br />
Shaftesbury on the Termination of the Voyage from<br />
Liverpool to Melbourne, 4th November, 1857, together<br />
with a gold and two colour enamel signet ring, with<br />
carved shoulders engraved with a ship and inscribed<br />
‘Saml Smiley, 1857’ and original documentation,<br />
including hand written thank you letter, snuff box<br />
maker Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1854, 81mm, ring size<br />
O, gross 10 grams, makers maker’s only A&D.<br />
Literature - National Library of Australia, Samuel Smiley<br />
archive 1857-1858, Log tables and papers of the ship<br />
"Shaftesbury", (under the command of<br />
Captain Smiley), and 2 letters from Captain Smiley to his<br />
brother, Manuscript reference no. : MS 4731. o,<br />
Lot 555<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An 18ct gold and oval diamond cluster dress ring,<br />
with diamond set shoulders, set with graduated old<br />
round cut stones, size K, gross weight 5.2 grams.<br />
Lot 556<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century gold, emerald and<br />
rose cut diamond set drop pendant, with closed back<br />
setting, the oval pebble shaped emerald measuring<br />
approximately 12mm by 9.5mm(at widest point), 37mm,<br />
gross weight 6 grams.<br />
Lot 557<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An early to mid 20th century gold, enamel and three<br />
stone diamond set ribbon bow brooch, 26mm, gross<br />
weight 6.2 grams.<br />
Lot 558<br />
£300 - 500<br />
Two Victorian gold and chalcedony set mourning<br />
rings, one with oval banded agate, enamelled ‘In<br />
Memory’ stamped 18ct, inscribed ‘Ann Louisa Sutcliffe’<br />
and with plaited hair verso, the other with sardonyx<br />
carved with a flower, sizes J & M, gross weight 7.2 grams.<br />
Lot 559<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 19th century Indian gold, garnet and seed pearl set<br />
demi parure, comprising and a drop fringe necklace<br />
and pair of matching ear clips, the necklace set with<br />
five pear cut garnets, each inset with a seed pearl,<br />
necklace 46cm, gross weight 38.8 grams.<br />
Lot 560<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
An antique yellow metal and collet set solitaire old<br />
cushion cut diamond ring, size N, gross weight 2.7<br />
grams, the stone weighing approximately 0.57ct, with an<br />
estimated colour and clarity of O/P and SI1.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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560<br />
556<br />
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557<br />
558<br />
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569<br />
Lot 561<br />
A good Victorian gold, silver and graduated diamond<br />
cluster set target drop pendant brooch, retailed by<br />
Carlo & Arthur Giuliano, set with old round and rose<br />
cut diamonds, the central stone weighing approximately<br />
0.65-0.70ct, with detachable attachments enabling to<br />
be worn as a brooch or pendant, overall length 87mm,<br />
gross weight 23 grams, in fitted C & A Giuliano gilt tooled<br />
leather box.<br />
Lot 562<br />
£7000 - 10000<br />
A pair of 19th century gold, silver and old cut<br />
diamond set drop earrings, of ribbon bow form, 37mm,<br />
gross weight 6.9 grams.<br />
Lot 563<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century pierced gold, silver<br />
and graduated rose cut diamond cluster set pendant<br />
brooch, of shaped oval form, 56mm, gross weight 19.3<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 564<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Victorian gold two row turquoise and split pearl set<br />
half hoop ring, size M, gross weight 4.3 grams.<br />
Lot 565<br />
£200 - 300<br />
An antique pierced gold, silver and diamond set<br />
drop brooch, of foliate design, 69mm, gross weight 13.1<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 566<br />
£400 - 600<br />
An early 20th century Austro-Hungarian gold drop<br />
fringe necklace, with fluted drops, 43cm, 16.4 grams.<br />
Lot 567<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A late Victorian gold, silver and diamond cluster<br />
set starburst pendant, with central recess for brooch<br />
attachment, overall 37mm, gross weight 7 grams.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 568<br />
A late Victorian gold and graduated oval cameo shell<br />
necklace, with twin strand fine chain links and set with<br />
twelve cameos depicting cupid at various pursuits, largest<br />
cameo 28mm by 21mm, the smallest 14mm by 11mm,<br />
46cm, gross weight 23.6 grams.<br />
Lot 569<br />
A 19th century gold guard chain, with star cut and<br />
reeded links, 158cm, 55.1 grams.<br />
Lot 570<br />
£400 - 600<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A Roman oval intaglio amethyst, carved with a figure<br />
with staff and pedestal, set in a later heavy gold ring<br />
mount, with a closed back setting, size N, gross weight<br />
20 grams.<br />
Lot 571<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
An early 19th century gold and four stone oval<br />
cabochon hardstone set bracelet, with flower head<br />
links, 17.5cm, gross weight 20.8 grams.<br />
Lot 572<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A late 19th/early 20th century Swiss gold, turquoise<br />
and seed pearl set enamel pendant brooch, of shaped<br />
rectangular form, decorated with the figure of a young<br />
lady, verso inscribed ‘Berne’, 65mm, gross weight 14.9<br />
grams<br />
Lot 573<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Victorian yellow metal, blue enamel and rose cut<br />
diamond set demi-parure, comprising a domed oval<br />
brooch and pair of circular domed earrings, each with<br />
diamond set leaf decoration, brooch length 35mm, earring<br />
diameter 20mm, gross weight 21.7 grams.<br />
Lot 574<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A 19th century cannetille work gold and four stone<br />
oval cut citrine set circular link bracelet, 18cm, gross<br />
weight 15.1 grams.<br />
£600 - 800<br />
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561<br />
573<br />
565<br />
567<br />
563<br />
562<br />
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564<br />
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Lot 575<br />
An early 20th century gold, sapphire and millegrain<br />
set rose cut diamond set oval cluster ring, size N/O,<br />
gross weight 2.9 grams.<br />
Lot 576<br />
£300 - 400<br />
An 18ct gold and graduated five stone diamond set<br />
half hoop ring, with carved setting and diamond chip<br />
spacers, the central stone weighing approximately 0.33ct.<br />
size E, gross weight 3.7 grams.<br />
Lot 577<br />
£500 - 700<br />
An early 20th century gold, aquamarine and garnet<br />
cluster set drop pendant, on a gold fine link chain, the<br />
aquamarine measuring approximately 28mm by 20mm,<br />
with a depth of 10.5mm, pendant 59mm, chain 65cm,<br />
gross weight 17.2 grams.<br />
Lot 578<br />
£800 - 1000<br />
A 1920’s platinum?, emerald and diamond set<br />
pendant necklace, the square cut emerald measuring<br />
5.9mm from side to side, pendant 25mm, chain 39cm,<br />
gross weight 3 grams.<br />
Lot 579<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Victorian gold mounted Essex crystal pendant<br />
brooch, decorated with head of a boxer dog, diameter<br />
25mm, gross weight 12 grams.<br />
Lot 580<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A late Victorian 15ct gold and graduated oval cut<br />
green tourmaline fringe choker necklace, set with<br />
nineteen stones, 38cm, gross weight 8.2 grams.<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 581<br />
A 1920’s/1930’s white gold, sapphire and diamond<br />
cluster set bar brooch, with central octagonal motif, with<br />
shaped cut sapphires and round cut diamonds, 64mm,<br />
gross weight 5 grams.<br />
Lot 582<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A modern 18ct gold and three stone diamond set ring,<br />
the central stone weighing approximately 0.80ct, the two<br />
outer stones with an approximate total weight of 0.95ct,<br />
size S, gross weight 3.9 grams.<br />
Lot 583<br />
£1000 - 1200<br />
An 18ct white gold and single stone marquise cut<br />
diamond set ring, with baguette cut diamond set<br />
shoulders, size P, gross weight 4 grams.<br />
Lot 584<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A pair of 18ct white gold and solitaire diamond set<br />
ear studs, the total diamond weight approximately 1.30ct,<br />
gross weight 2.2 grams.<br />
Lot 585<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A late Victorian gold, enamel and split pearl set<br />
serpent drop mourning necklace, with cabochon eyes<br />
and heart shape drop with split pearl and plaited hair<br />
beneath a glazed panel verso, 40cm, gross weight 14.1<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 586<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A platinum and millegrain set three stone diamond<br />
ring, with diamond set shoulders, the central stone<br />
weighing approximately 0.74ct, size K/L, gross weight 3.7<br />
grams.<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
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575<br />
579<br />
582<br />
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Lot 587<br />
A 1920’s/1930’s 15ct gold and platinum, diamond and<br />
synthetic? sapphire set bar brooch, of tapering form,<br />
set with round and graduated square cut stones, 85mm,<br />
gross weight 5.7 grams.<br />
Lot 588<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Victorian gold, silver and graduated old cut<br />
diamond set starburst brooch, the central stone<br />
weighing approximately 1.00ct, 36mm, gross weight 8.1<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 589<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A 1930’s/1940’s Art Deco white gold, platinum and<br />
graduated diamond cluster millegrain set octagonal<br />
brooch, the central stone weighing approximately 0.25ct,<br />
length 32mm, gross weight 6.6 grams.<br />
Lot 590<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An early 20th century gold three stone diamond and<br />
four stone split pearl set bar brooch, with sphere set<br />
border, 43mm, gross weight 6.6 grams.<br />
Lot 591<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A gold and platinum, ruby, sapphire, emerald and<br />
diamond chip set Royal Engineers brooch, height<br />
35mm, gross weight 12.3 grams.<br />
Lot 592<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A 1940’s/1950’s gold and platinum, two stone emerald<br />
and graduated diamond cluster set ribbon bow bar<br />
clip brooch, 77mm, gross weight 11.7 grams.<br />
Lot 593<br />
£2000 - 3000<br />
An early to mid 20th century 18ct gold, enamel, rose<br />
cut diamond and baroque pearl drop set brooch,<br />
modelled as a dove in flight, with ruby set eyes, width<br />
41mm, gross weight 6.7 grams.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 594<br />
An early 20th century triple strand gold bracelet with<br />
central rectangular motif set with five cultured pearls,<br />
17.5cm, gross weight 15.5 grams.<br />
Lot 595<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
A 1940’s white gold? and millegrain set diamond<br />
cluster set open work quatrefoil shaped brooch,<br />
21mm, gross weight 3.3 grams.<br />
Lot 596<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 1920’s gold, platinum and millegrain set graduated<br />
old round cut diamond bar brooch, of tapering form<br />
and set with fifteen stones, the largest approximately<br />
0.25ct, 58mm, gross weight 4.9 grams.<br />
Lot 597<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Victorian 18ct gold and intaglio sardonyx set<br />
signet ring, the shank with engraved foliate decoration,<br />
the matrix carved with crest and motto, hallmarked for<br />
Birmingham, 1866, size K/L, gross weight 9.3 grams.<br />
Lot 598<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A 1920’s pierced platinum, peridot and millegrain<br />
set diamond cluster set pendant necklace, of shaped<br />
diamond form, the peridot weighing approximately 1.50ct,<br />
pendant 35mm, chain 36cm, gross weight 5.8 grams.<br />
Lot 599<br />
£600 - 800<br />
An early 20th century 9ct gold graduated curblink<br />
albert, with T-bar, 36cm, end clasp replaced?, gross 36<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 600<br />
£300 - 400<br />
A George II gold, black enamel and rock crystal set<br />
mourning ring, inscribed ‘Sar Nickolls Ob 28 Sep 1751<br />
Ae 51’, with hair beneath the crystal, size J, gross weight<br />
3.1 grams.<br />
£300 - 400<br />
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Lot 601<br />
A late 19th century gold and seven stone old mine cut<br />
diamond and black enamelled cluster half hoop ring,<br />
size M, gross weight 5 grams.<br />
Lot 602<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A 1920’s pierced gold and platinum, millegrain set<br />
ruby and diamond oval pendant, set with round and<br />
rose cut diamonds and square cut rubies, overall 35mm,<br />
gross weight 3.9 grams.<br />
Lot 603<br />
£300 - 400<br />
An 18ct white gold, emerald and diamond cluster<br />
set dress ring, the four diamonds with a total weight of<br />
approximately 1.20ct and bordered by small round cut<br />
emeralds, size K, gross weight 5.7 grams.<br />
Lot 604<br />
£800 - 1000<br />
A platinum and single stone diamond dress ring,<br />
bordered by six round cut diamond and each<br />
shoulder set with two graduated rectangular rubies,<br />
the central stone weighing approximately 1.65ct, with an<br />
estimated colour and clarity of J/K and VS1/VS2, size I,<br />
gross weight 5.3 grams.<br />
Lot 605<br />
£2500 - 3500<br />
A gold and platinum novelty brooch modelled as a<br />
skier, length 39mm, 9.3 grams.<br />
£300 - 400<br />
Lot 606<br />
A gold and three stone diamond ring, with three round<br />
cut stones, the central stone weighing approximately<br />
1.25ct, the outer stones approximately 0.85ct and 0.70ct,<br />
size Q, gross weight 3.6 grams.<br />
Lot 607<br />
£3000 - 4000<br />
A 14k gold, five stone graduated round cut diamond<br />
and twelve stone marquise cut amethyst set cluster<br />
dress ring, size O, gross weight 10 grams.<br />
Lot 608<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A modern gold and diamond chip set open work<br />
bangle, each terminal modelled as a seahorse with<br />
diamond chip eye, internal diameter approx. 62mm,<br />
gross weight 14.4 grams.<br />
Lot 609<br />
£300 - 500<br />
A mid 20th century pair of engraved and textured<br />
gold and platinum, diamond chip and cultured pearl<br />
cufflinks, each modelled as a lion’s paw, paw length<br />
16mm, gross weight 11.8 grams.<br />
Lot 610<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A modern 750 gold and four stone diamond set ring,<br />
each stone weighing approximately 0.30ct, size L, gross<br />
weight 5.7 grams.<br />
Lot 611<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A platinum (10%) and single stone pear cut Ceylon<br />
sapphire set ring, with tapered baguette cut diamond<br />
set shoulders, size N/O, gross weight 6.6 grams.<br />
Lot 612<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A modern 18ct three coulour Cartier ‘Russian’ triple<br />
wedding band, signed and numbered 52 GY216, size<br />
L/M, 5.2 grams.<br />
£300 - 500<br />
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607<br />
605<br />
609<br />
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Lot 613<br />
An Astwood Dickinson 18ct gold lobster brooch, with<br />
emerald set eyes, 56mm, gross 5.9 grams.<br />
Lot 614<br />
A modern Italian Uno A Erre textured 18ct gold<br />
interwoven bracelet, 17cm, 55.3 grams.<br />
Lot 615<br />
£200 - 300<br />
£1200 - 1800<br />
A modern pair of Kutchinsky 18ct gold cufflinks, of<br />
textured circular domed form, signed, diameter 17mm,<br />
weight 22.7 grams.<br />
Lot 616<br />
£500 - 700<br />
A mid to late 20th century pierced 18ct gold, ruby and<br />
diamond set ribbon bow brooch, with central shaped<br />
cut ruby, 71mm, gross weight 14.2 grams.<br />
Lot 617<br />
A modern Italian two colour 750 gold rope twist<br />
necklace, 68cm, 46.8 grams.<br />
Lot 618<br />
£600 - 800<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
A modern stylish Italian pierced 18k and diamond<br />
chip set domed brooch, with central whorl motif,<br />
diameter 42mm, 19.2 grams.<br />
Lot 619<br />
£600 - 800<br />
A Vivienne Torun for Georg Jensen Danish sterling<br />
silver and rutilated quarts set dress ring, design<br />
number 151, size M/N, gross weight 17.8 grams.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
Lot 620<br />
A modern 18ct gold and pave set diamond heart<br />
shaped pendant necklace, set with round brilliant cut<br />
stones, with snake link chain, 37.5cm, gross 58.9 grams.<br />
Lot 621<br />
£1200 - 1500<br />
A modern Italian 18k gold open work bangle, of spiral<br />
twist design, interior diameter approx. 56mm, 30.5 grams.<br />
Lot 622<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
A pair of 1990’s 18ct gold and cultured pearl set<br />
shiraz ear clips by Elizabeth Gage, stamped Gage and<br />
hallmarked for London, 1992, 26mm, gross weight 14.7<br />
grams, with original purchase receipt dated 1993.<br />
Lot 623<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
An early 20th century multi-strand gold, emerald,<br />
rose cut diamond and cultured pearl drop set twin<br />
headed serpent necklace, the back of the head stamped<br />
‘BC56’, approx. 44cm, gross weight 34.7 grams.<br />
Lot 624<br />
£1500 - 2000<br />
A modern 18ct white gold, ruby and round, baguette<br />
and marquise cut diamond cluster set dress ring, the<br />
ruby loose due to three damaged claws, size L, gross<br />
weight 10.7 grams, the ruby weighing approximately<br />
0.75ct.<br />
Lot 625<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A Georg Jensen sterling 925 and oval chrysoprase<br />
set dress ring, numbered 90A, size K/L, gross weight<br />
13.7 grams.<br />
Lot 626<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A modern pair of 18ct gold and mother of pearl<br />
set disc shape earrings, in Boodle & Dunthorne<br />
box, maker’s mark PCJ, hallmarked for London, 1994,<br />
diameter 27mm, gross weight 24.4 grams.<br />
£400 - 600<br />
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613<br />
626<br />
624<br />
619<br />
622<br />
615<br />
614<br />
625<br />
621<br />
618<br />
616<br />
617<br />
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Lot 627<br />
A platinum? and twenty one round cut diamond set<br />
oval cluster dress ring, the central stone weighing<br />
approximately 0.65-0.70ct, size L, gross weight 6.3<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 628<br />
£1000 - 1500<br />
An impressive platinum, emerald and diamond<br />
set oval cluster dress ring, the emerald measuring<br />
approximately 12.2mm by 11mm, with a depth 5.2mm,<br />
size G (shank sizing spheres), gross weight 10 grams.<br />
Lot 629<br />
£4000 - 6000<br />
A pair of white gold? cultured pearl and diamond<br />
cluster set circular earrings, the pearls detachable, to<br />
be worn by themselves?, diameter 14mm, gross weight<br />
8.7 grams.<br />
Lot 630<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A modern 18ct gold, emerald, sapphire, ruby and<br />
diamond set full eternity ring, size O, gross weight 4.5<br />
grams.<br />
Lot 631<br />
£800 - 1200<br />
A modern 18ct white gold, peridot and diamond set<br />
hexagonal cluster set dress ring, with diamond set<br />
shoulders, size O/P, gross weight 4.8 grams.<br />
Lot 632<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
A platinum? and square cut sapphire set full eternity<br />
ring, size O, gross weight 7.7 grams.<br />
£700 - 1000<br />
Lot 633<br />
An Indian gold, ruby, sapphire and emerald cluster<br />
set dress ring, with rope twist shoulders, size N, gross<br />
weight 7.3 grams.<br />
Lot 634<br />
£400 - 600<br />
A Vivienne Torun for Georg Jensen Danish sterling<br />
silver and rutilated oval quartz set pendant necklace,<br />
the pendant design number 133, the necklace design<br />
number 169, pendant 66mm.<br />
Lot 635<br />
£800 - 1000<br />
A pierced gold and twelve stone oval white opal set<br />
hinged bangle, interior diameter 57mm, gross weight<br />
30.8 grams.<br />
Lot 636<br />
£500 - 800<br />
A modern 18ct white gold and single stone marquise<br />
diamond set dress ring, with graduated diamond<br />
set shoulders, with accompanying WGI report dated<br />
18/6/2021, stating the stone to weigh 3.70ct with a<br />
colour and clarity of F and VS1, size N, gross weight 6.6<br />
grams.<br />
£12000 - 18000<br />
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