Gorringe's Winter Fine Sale

Winter Fine Sale
13th December 2022
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WINTER SALE
Tuesday 13th December
9.30 am
Philip Taylor - Partner
+44 (0)1273 472503
philipt@gorringes.co.uk
15 North Street, Lewes, Sussex BN7 2PE
Sally Taylor - Partner
+44 (0)1273 472503
sallyt@gorringes.co.uk
VIEWING
Friday 9th December 9.00-5.00
Saturday 10th December 9.00-1.00
Monday 12th December 9.00-4.30
BUYER’S PREMIUM
25% + VAT
payable on the hammer price of all lots
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO OUR
BIDDING PROCEDURE
Please note that , owing to the recent introduction
of Money Laundering Regulations, clients wishing to
bid in this auction are asked likely to be asked to
provide two forms of identification. This applies to
both new and existing clients.
General Enquiries:
Tel: 01273 472503
Clifford Lansberry - Partner
+44 (0)1273 472503
clifford@gorringes.co.uk
Dan Bray
+44 (0)1273 472503
danb@gorringes.co.uk
Roger Mead
+44 (0)1273 472503
rogerm@gorringes.co.uk
David Holmes
+44 (0)1273 472503
davidh@gorringes.co.uk
Joseph Trinder
+44 (0)1892 556860
josepht@gorringes.co.uk
clientservices@gorringes.co.uk
Front cover: Lot 374
Back Cover: Lot 56 & 445
Catalogues: £10 (£12.00 by post)
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SALE NOTICES
SALE SYMBOLS
§ Artist’s resale right - 4% on the hammer price
† VAT on the hammer price
* Import tax of 5% on the hammer price
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You may bid in the room, by commission bid, by telephone or live online. To register to bid in the room please visit the
cashiers desk on the day of the sale. To leave a commission bid please use the online facility, telephone, email or fill out a
bidding form. Bids must be received no later than 9 a.m. on the saleday.
TELEPHONE BIDDING
Telephone bids must be received no later than close of business on the 12th of December.
ONLINE BIDDING
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different additional charges on top of the hammer price and buyer’s premium.
CONDITION REPORTS
Rarely are things at auction in perfect condition so do satisfy yourself as to the condition of each lot. Condition reports
are not printed in the catalogue. They are all available in the online catalogue at www.gorringes.co.uk. Please email if you
require further information about a lot.
VAT
Please note that due to the withdrawal of the Retail Export Scheme by HMRC, we are unable to provide VAT refunds
documentation for hand-carried exports. In order to qualify for a VAT refund, your lots must be exported by a shipper
and valid exportation documentation must be provided.
PAYMENT TERMS
Payment is required by Wednesday 21st of December by debit card, BACS, Worldpay and cash (subject to money
laundering regulations). Please note we do not accept credit cards or American Express.
PACKING, DELIVERY & SHIPPING
Shipping can prove expensive so please ask us for a shipping quote before bidding. We aim to provide in-house packing
where practical but high value and delicate items may well require a specialist. Overseas shipping is best provided by a
shipper in order to access appropriate insurance cover. We can recommend local carriers, UK domestic carriers and
International shipping specialists.
BOOK A COLLECTION
Collection is by appointment only. You need to book a collection time by 4pm the previous day. Visit the website or
follow the link on your invoice to book a collection time. Purchases not collected within two weeks of the sale date
will be held in storage and charged at the rate of £5+ VAT per lot per day. Please contact us if you require special
arrangements to be made regarding storage.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
Visit www.gorringes.co.uk for full conditions of sale.

ORDER OF SALE
Tuesday 13th December at 9.30am
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Miscellanea
Bronzes and Metalware 1 - 61
Ceramics and Glass 62 - 112
Asian Works of Art 113 - 232
Clocks
233 - 246
Carpets & Furniture 247 - 288
Tuesday 13th December at 12.30pm
Paintings and Prints
Silver - 2.00pm approx
Watches
Medals &
Jewellery - 3.00pm approx
289 - 459
460 - 527
528 - 544
545 - 636
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Miscellanea, Bronzes & Indian
Works of Art
Lots 1 - 61
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Lot 1
A signed photograph of Sir Winston
Churchill and his wife Clementine
taken 20th April 1956 at The St James
Hawkey Hall, Woodford Green, overall
17.5 x 22.5cm
Lot 2
£800 - 1200
A George V silver mounted
photograph frame, Charles Henry
Dumenil, London, 1924, containing a
reprinted twin photograph of Louis and
Edwina Mountbatten, bearing facsimile
signatures and dated 1929, width 28.5cm
height 23.5cm
Lot 3
£300 - 500
A George VI red morocco leather
government despatch box, embossed
in gold with the royal cypher of King
George VI and “Privy Council Office”.
Manufactured by John Peck and Son,
Surrey Row, Blackfriars Road, London,
46cm wide 31cm deep 15cm high
Lot 4
£1000 - 1500
An early printed sheet ‘Limomachia,
the new invented machine for taking
likenesses’, by Raphael Pinion, 40 x
26cm
£400 - 600
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Lot 5
A scratch built live steam model of a C.M.R 2-4-4 tank
engine ‘Linda’, with original painted finish, length 77cm
width 20cm height 27cm
Lot 6
£2000 - 3000
A rare vintage Fendi Baguette brown mink shoulder
bag, with brown leather stitched strap, original storage
bag and metal label. Period c.2008 Made in Italy. Bought
from Harrods, Knightsbridge.
Lot 7
£800 - 1200
A vintage 2001 Louis Vuitton Stephen Sprouse Khaki
Green Monogram Graffiti Keepall 50, height 29 cm
width 21cm length 51cm
£600 - 800
Lot 8
A vintage 2001 Louis Vuitton x Stephen Sprouse
Monogram Graffiti Pochette, Summer 2001 Louis
Vuitton brown monogram handbag featuring orange
Stephen Sprouse graffiti motifs, brown monogram canvas
and a removable strap. camel leather detachable top
handle length 21cm width 12cm depth 14cm
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£600 - 800
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Lot 9
A large Steiff blonde mohair teddy bear, circa 1920,
with growler, height 48cm
Lot 10
£600 - 800
Three bottles of 1983 ‘Salon’ champagne in original
boxes
£800 - 1200
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Lot 11
Three bottles of 1979 ‘Salon’ champagne and one
bottle of 1976 (4)
Lot 12
£800 - 1200
Twelve bottles of Clos Fourtet Saint Emillion Grand
Cru 1989
Lot 13
Seven bottles of Chateau Pichon Longueville
Comtesse De Lalande 1982
£500 - 700
£700 - 1000
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Lot 14
A late 18th/early 19th century
Ottoman tortoiseshell and
mother-of-pearl scribe’s casket,
of sarcophagus form, the top of the
cover decorated with an arabesque
panel, above diaper pattern panels,
ivory edging, the interior with red
velvet lining and gilt brocade braiding,
including a lidded compartment to the
right, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: 21PDZA3C
49cm wide 30cm deep 31cm high
Lot 15
£1500 - 2000
A rare Dunhill lucite cigarette
lighter with unusual decoration of
a Pekingese dog, silver plated brass
mounts, width 10cm depth 5cm height
7.5cm
Lot 16
£2000 - 3000
An early 19th century gold overlaid
flintlock pistol, by Beckwith,
London, the barrel overlaid with gold
scrolling foliage and flowers, lock
signed Beckwith, London, steel trigger
guard engraved with scrolls, the stock
with crested gold plaque, 47cm
£800 - 1200
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Lot 17
Three 17/18th century Italian
pietra dura plaques depicting
parrots on cherry branches,
giltwood framed, largest 21 x 15cm,
the pair 10.5 x 13cm.
Lot 18
£600 - 800
A pair of Maori carved wood
photograph frames containing
contemporary New Zealand
photographs c.1900-10, carved
in relief with rauponga lines and
spirals, inset with contemporary
albumen photos, depicting
figures by Waikimihia (Hinemoa’s
bath), Mokoia Island, Rotorua by
Edith Preen (1877- ?, she also
photographed Anaha Te Rahui,
c.1907) and another albumen print
entitled ‘Maori Haka, NZ’, frames
32.5cm x 27cm
Lot 19
£200 - 300
A Maori carved wood oblong
bowl and cover, kumete, c.1880-
1910, probably carved in totara
wood with two wrestlers supporting
the bowl and cover, the surface
carved in high relief with elaborate
rauponga lines and spirals with
paua shell inlaid discs, height 23cm
length 31cm
Cf. a similar kumete, collection no.
442,106 in the Auckland Museum,
known as the Two Wrestlers which
is said to represent two chiefs
fighting over tikitere. A large kumete
bowl is in the Field Museum,
Chicago which is signed by the
artist Anaha Te Rahui, chief of
Ngati Tarawhai iwi in Rotorua area
and made some time in the late
19th century. Anaha died in 1913
aged over 90. Unlike the waka huia
feather boxes which are carved on
the bottom and suspended in the air
in a chiefs house, a kumete is a type
of storage bowl and cover.
£500 - 700
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Lot 20
A 19th century French carved labradorite,
diamond, ruby and enamel handled
ebonised cane, enamelled in ‘American
colours’ to the collar and bow tie, 91cm
Lot 21
£400 - 600
A violin, labelled Leandro Bisiach della
Scuola Cremonese fece in Milano 1898,
Piazzo del Duomo, sides and neck with
medium curl, inlaid purfling, golden varnish,
length of back 35.6cm (14in.) cased
Lot 22
£500 - 700
A 19th century French Grandjon school
violin, labelled Joseph Guarnerins fecit
Cremonae anno 1719 IHS, the varnish of
golden-red tone, with medium curl to the back,
sides and neck, inlaid purfling, length of back
35.5cm (14in.), cased
Lot 23
£300 - 500
A 19th century violin attributed to Klotz
school, unlabelled, the back and sides with
medium curl, replacement neck, inlaid purfling,
length of back 35.5cm
Lot 24
£1500 - 2000
A 19th century Saxon cello, the back,
sides and neck with slight curl, inlaid purfling,
chestnut brown varnish, together with a cello
bow with ivory mounted tip, length of back
72.5cm, soft case. Registration of an ivory
item Submission reference: 9XUQL1Q3
£1000 - 1500
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Lot 25
A late 19th century Swiss gilt metal mounted phenolic
singing bird box, the lid decorated in relief with cherubs
releasing a caged bird, front button operating the
feathered singing bird automaton, with key, 10 x 7cm,
3cm high
Lot 26
£800 - 1200
A 19th century Russian icon of St. Nicholas with 84
zlotnik oklad dated 1862, 30 x 26cm
Lot 27
£300 - 500
A 19th century Russian icon of St. George with silver
oklad, dated 181?, extensively inscribed around the
edges with the date 1871, 29 x 24cm
Lot 28
£300 - 500
A Victorian white marble bust of a gentleman, wearing
classical robes with a medal hanging from his breast, on
reconstituted stone pedestal, overall height 40cm bust
width 60cm height 80cm
Lot 29
An 18th century German boxwood figure of St
Sebastian bound to a tree trunk, height 22cm
Lot 30
£500 - 700
£300 - 500
Two pairs of Robert Thompson Mouseman Thompson
oak bookends, each carved with a mouse, width 9.5cm
depth 9.5cm height 15cm
£600 - 800
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A 17th/18th century Italian marble plaque carved with
a reclining cherub, 19.5 x 34.5cm Provenance - from
Cyril Humphris, London sculpture dealer.
£800 - 1200
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Lot 32
A rare pre-Columbian sheet gold headdress or breast
plate, possibly Moche culture, Northern Peru, A.D.
200 - 850, of crescent shape, suspended with hand cut
discs, the centre repousse worked with the figure of a
warrior holding a war club in each hand, and wearing a
crescent-shaped headdress and circular earflares, 36cm
wide 9.7cm high, weight 130g
Compare a gold mounted earflare in the Metropolitan
Musem of Art, New York, decorated with a similar figure
wearing a similar crescent shaped headdress and
earflares to the figure on the breast plate. War clubs
are prominent in Moche representations of battles and
ceremonies, but they also appear to have served as
generalized symbols of power; on occasion ceramic
representations of war clubs adorned the rooflines of
buildings.
£3000 - 5000
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Lot 33
An English carved limestone head of a bearded
king, possibly Anglo-Saxon, the weathered head
wearing a crown, 25cm high 22.5cm wide
Lot 34
£300 - 500
James De Ville, 367 Strand, London. A pair of
Regency bronze oil lamps to a design by Thomas
Hope, with eagle finials, serpent handles and
flowering spouts, length 31cm depth 16cm height
25cm
Lot 35
£2000 - 3000
A set of eight cast gilt brass three branch wall
sconces, height 23 cm width 22 cm
Lot 36
£2000 - 3000
Franz Bergman (Austrian, 1861-1936). A cold
painted bronze table lamp ‘The Carpet Seller’, cast
Bergman mark to base, 51cm high
Lot 37
£1000 - 1500
Adrien Etienne Gaudez (French, 1845-1902). A
bronze group of a huntsman and hound, signed in
the bronze, height 39cm
£400 - 600
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Lot 38
After Giambologna. A Grand Tour bronze figure of Mercury, on red
marble socle with bronze frieze of putti, height 82cm
Lot 39
£400 - 600
Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (French, 1824-1887). A parcel
gilt bronze and ivory figure, ‘Liseuse’, the medieval lady standing
reading a book, signed in the bronze, on integral socle with title
plaque stating ‘Grand Prix du Salon’, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: 3VJRGY1R
height 60cm
Lot 40
£800 - 1200
After the Antique. A pair of bronze busts of Roman Emperors, on
gilt bronze ivy-entwined columns and green marble plinths, width of
bases 12cm height 45cm
Lot 41
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Ferdinand Barbedienne (French, 1810-1892). A pair of bronze
figures of Sophocles and Demosthenes, signed in the bronze,
height 43cm and 41cm
£600 - 800
£1000 - 1500
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Lot 42
After Lord Frederick Leighton (English, 1830-1896),
bronze, The Sluggard, signed in the bronze and titled,
height 51cm
£1000 - 1500
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Lot 43
M. Leducq. A bronze model of a panther crouched
upon a rock, signed, on oval marble plinth, width 60cm
height 29cm
£400 - 600
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Lot 44
After Clodion. A bronze figure of a Bacchic satyr,
on black marble and brass base, height 50cm
Provenance - Ken Paul, featured as a prop in
the 1996 American gothic horror film Mary Reilly
directed by Stephen Frears and starring Julia
Roberts and John Malkovich
Lot 45
£500 - 700
J. Darcourt. An Art Deco bronze figure of a
victorious athlete, standing with arms aloft, on
signed marble plinth, depth 15cm height 63cm
£400 - 600
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Plagner. An Art Deco bronze group of two panthers,
standing upon a veined marble base, length 79cm depth
25cm height 32cm
£1000 - 1500
Lot 47
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Salvator Riolo. An Art Deco bronze figure of an
archer, kneeling with bow string drawn, on black marble
plinth, length 69cm depth 17cm height 39cm
£800 - 1200
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Lot 48
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A large bronze of
‘Snailmaker’, signed and dated 2000, 20/20, on black marble
base, height 54cm
Lot 49
£1500 - 2000
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A small bronze of
Sneakweed, signed and dated 2015 and numbered 18, on
ebonised bronze base, height 36cm
Lot 50
£500 - 800
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). bronze; The Drinker, signed
and dated 2014 and numbered 16, on naturalistic base, height
29cm
£600 - 800
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Lot 51
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A Chelsea Flower
Show Centenary bronze model of Jackpot, signed
and dated 2011, on separate 19 13–2013 Chelsea flower
show centenary plinth, height 26cm
Lot 52
£500 - 800
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A Chelsea Flower
Show Centenary bronze of a crouching pixie tickling
a trout, signed, on bronze socle, height 23cm
Lot 53
£500 - 700
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A bronze of a pixie
saxophone player, signed and dated 1998, numbered
15/?, on black marble socle, height 61cm
£800 - 1200
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Lot 54
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A very large bronze
of Sneakweed, signed and dated 1998, 26/50, on black
marble base, width 109cm height 103cm
Lot 55
£2000 - 3000
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A bronze figure
‘Snailmaker’, signed and dated 2010, on black marble
plinth, height 27cm
£600 - 800
Lot 56
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A bronze and marble
water fountain ‘Jackpot’, signed and dated 1998,
numbered 22/200, with glass pebble filled green marble
bowl, mounted upon a white painted pedestal with
internal fountain mechanism, height with marble bowl
61cm height overall 183cm
Lot 57
£1500 - 2000
§ David Goode (British, b.1966). A pair of bronze
Psathyrella mushrooms, each with a snail to the base,
signed and dated 2000, on black marble plinths, height
71cm
£1200 - 1800
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Ladislav Jan Šaloun (Czech, 1870-1946). A large
bronze group of a dignitary greeting two men, early
20th century, signed to the base, on an oak plinth, 72cm
high, 64.5cm wide
£800 - 1200
Lot 59
Fredda Brilliant (Polish, 1903-1999). A cast bronze
figure of Anton Chekhov (Russian, 1860-1904),
playwright and short story writer), signed in the
bronze, with a copy of the 1976 retrospective exhibition
catalogue, depth 13cm height 22cm
£250 - 350
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Lot 60
Serafin Nikolaevich Sud’binin ( Russian, 1867-1944).
A bronze figure of the ballerina Tamara Karsavina on
simulated marble socle, height 54cm
£2000 - 3000
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Lot 60A
§ Sydney Harpley R.A. (British, 1927-1992), bronze,
‘Girl with a beach ball’, signed and numbered 7/9, on
black marble plinth with title plaque, overall height 85cm
£3000 - 5000
Lot 61
§ Sydney Harpley R.A. (British, 1927-1992), bronze,
‘Girl on a Swing’, signed and numbered 7/9, on black
marble plinth with title plaque, overall height 85cm
£3000 - 5000
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Decorative Arts,
Ceramics & Glass
Lots 62 - 112
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A Pilkington’s Lancastrian ovoid vase, by William
S. Mycock, 1923, decorated with harebells and berries,
in violet, silver, green and ruby lustre, impressed marks
and painted WSM 1923 mark, 19cm high
£800 - 1200
Lot 64
A Martin Brothers cobalt blue glazed vase, early 20th
century, of petal lobed baluster form, with ochre and brown
glazes to the rim and the interior of the neck, incised mark
Martinware Southall, 24.5cm high
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£300 - 500
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Lot 63
A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre octagonal bowl, designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones, pattern Z4968, decorated with
the Gargoyle pattern to the exterior and Bird on a Hoop to the interior, gilt printed mark and puce pattern no.Z4968,
18cm wide
£1500 - 2500
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Lot 65
A rare Martin Brothers ‘Wheel Boy, Bench Boy and
Thrower’ stoneware plaque, dated 1882, modelled with
relief figures, wheel, benches and pots, this plaque also
documents the name of each worker and is incised below
each figure - ‘“Wheel Boy” Tom Cox, “Bench Boy” Elvin
Kellord, “Thrower” Edwin Bruce Martin’, incised upper
left ‘Southall Pottery. Middlesex. 1882 R W Martin’, with
curved plinth, 41cm wide 17.5cm high
Lot 67
A rare Martin Brothers stoneware rook chess piece,
c.1920, possibly a prototype, indistinct incised mark ‘R W
Martin Southall 10.1920 (?)’.
cf. The Martin Brothers Potters by Malcolm Haslam,
p133, Fig. XXV for a chess set featuring a similar rook
with slightly different details. 11.5cm high
£400 - 600
cf. The Martin Brothers Potters by Malcolm Haslam, p79
for a comparable high-relief plaque dated to c.1882.
£7000 - 9000
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Lot 66
A Martin Brothers stoneware jug, c.1879, of squat ovoid form,
decorated in brown and blue glazes with four shell motifs, the applied
looped handle with grotesque mask terminal, impressed Mark
R.W.MARTIN SOUTHALL, incised date 27.1.79, 14cm high
£200 - 300
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Lot 68
Eugene Millet (1819-1879) for Viellard Bordeaux - an
extensive Japonaise ‘Grands Oiseaux’ earthenware part
dinner service, late 19th century, each piece printed and
painted in bright colours with birds amid foliage in Japanese
taste, some pieces with pseudo seal marks to the design,
all with seal monogram mark to base ‘JV & C. B.’, 64 pieces
including covers and stands, together with two ‘Grands
Poissons’ plates and a footed dish (67). See Gorringes
online condition report for list of items.
£1000 - 1500
Lot 69
Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co., a rare ‘Tudric’ pewter
and patinated copper clock, c.1902-05, model no. 0253,
with a Continental twin train movement, the base stamped
‘TUDRIC 0253’, 30cm high
Literature - Liberty Pewter Sketch Book, Westminster City
Archives, London, n.d., p. 57, no. 0253
Stephen Martin, Archibald Knox, London, 1995, pp. 47
(for the model illustrated in the Liberty & Co. Yule-Tide
Catalogue, circa 1902-1903) and 88
Michael Jeffery, Arts and Crafts Style, New York, 2001, p.
170
Stephen Martin, Archibald Knox, London, 2001, p. 235
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Lot 70
Tiffany Studios. A counter-balance patinated bronze desk lamp
with ‘Favrile’ glass shade, c.1905, with adjustable angle and tilt
of shade, the shade engraved ‘L.C.T’, the bronze base stamped
‘TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 417’, maximum height 41cm, shade
17.3cm diameter
Lot 71
£3000 - 5000
Tiffany Studios, New York. A ‘Favrile’ glass flowerform vase,
etched makers mark L.C.T. (Louis Comfort Tiffany), pattern
Y1959, c.1907, 26cm high
£3000 - 5000
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Lot 72
A rare Mintons Aesthetic period porcelain double moon
flask, manner of Dr. Christopher Dresser, each side painted
with a bird perched in a tree and insects and flowers within a
gilded circular reserve, on a turquoise ground, the shoulder
modelled with a dragon, impressed mark and date code for 1873,
21.8cm high
Lot 73
£300 - 500
Eric Ravilious (1903-1942) for Wedgwood, a ‘Boat Race’
large bowl, c.1938, the exterior decorated with boat races in
Oxford and Cambridge, the interior with Piccadilly Circus, black
printed and impressed manufacturer’s marks and red ‘CL6263’,
30cm diameter
Lot 74
£800 - 1000
Rosenthal for Versace. A graduated pair of Medusa pattern
jardinieres, gilt and black printed marks, 19.5cm and 14.5cm
high
£400 - 600
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Lot 75
E.E. Strickland for Carter & Co, Poole pottery, six
sets of four tile panels of animals and farm scenes,
the designs comprise rabbits, pigs, a turkey, sheep,
haystacks and a windmill, each tile 15.2cm (6in.) square
and each set of four tiles 61cm square, minor faults.
Provenance: removed form Dewhurst Butchers, Dover
£600 - 800
Lot 76
A Clarice Cliff Rhodanthe pattern part dinner service,
Biarritz shape, comprising a semi circular vegetable
tureen and cover, 20cm, a similar sauce tureen, cover
and stand, 16cm, four rectangular side plates, 18.5cm,
four soup bowls and rectangular stands, 16.5cm and a
gravy boat,17cm, Clarice Cliff facsimile signature marks
and Biarritz printed marks
Lot 77
£800 - 1000
Jules Sarlandie (1874-1936), a large Art Deco Limoges
enamel polychrome plaque, Waiting for the ferryman,
signed lower left, inscribed verso ‘En attendant Le
Passeur’, 23.5cm x 34.5cm excluding frame
£300 - 500
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Lot 78
§ Philip Egin (b.1959), a series of three crumpled
monochrome glazed pottery jugs, c.2020, covered in
a brown or ochre glaze, one example with moulded mark
beneath the glaze ‘Capecraft hospital ware’, with copy of
invoice, 16.7cm - 17.5cm
Lot 79
£400 - 600
§ Sarah Walton (b.1945), a large salt glaze stoneware
bird bath on a wood pedestal, total dimensions 42cm
wide 82cm high
Lot 80
£300 - 500
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed
laminated clay chawan, in a patchwork of volcanic
cream, brown and terracotta clays, 12.5cm across, 10cm
high
Lot 81
£300 - 500
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed
laminated clay unomi, of cylindrical form, in a patchwork
of volcanic grey, blue, pink, white and brown clays, paper
label ‘132’ to base, 9.4cm high
Lot 82
£300 - 500
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed
laminated clay unomi, of tapering cylindrical form, on a
raised foot, in a patchwork of volcanic cream, green, blue,
lilac, pink and brown clays, 11cm across 8.5cm high
Lot 83
£300 - 500
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed
laminated clay unomi, of cylindrical form, in a patchwork
of volcanic grey-blue, brown, cream, terracotta and ochre
clays, 9.5cm across 8.5cm high
Lot 84
£300 - 500
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed
laminated clay unomi, slightly oval in section, patchwork
of volcanic blue, pink, buff, green, cream and brown
clays, small paper label to base ‘EH 78’, 9.7cm across
10cm high
Lot 85
£300 - 500
§ Ewen Henderson (1934-2000), a hand-built mixed
laminated clay unomi cup, of bulbous shape, in a
patchwork of grey, blue, ochre, brown and cream clays,
10cm across 9cm high
£300 - 500
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83
84
85
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89
Lot 86
88
§ William Marshall (1923–2007), a large grey-blue and
tenmoku glazed ovoid vase, with impressed lozenges
to the shoulder, impressed seal mark, purchased from
Bonhams Contemporary Ceramics sale, 15th June 1989,
Lot 43 33cm high
£400 - 600
Lot 87
§ Angus Suttie (1946-1993), a multicoloured glazed
stoneware dish or basket, with a twisted handle
above a geometrically shaped dish base, decorated
with geometric multicoloured glaze designs, apparently
unsigned, 21.6cm wide 16.5cm high
Lot 88
£300 - 500
An Italian maiolica jug (boccale), probably Montelupo,
18th/19th century, painted with a soldier holding a
stiletto and an axe, the opposing side with a drummer,
around a central overall reserve inscribed ‘MOGLIE E
BUOI DAI PAESI TUOI’, an Italian proverb meaning your
wife, like your livestock, should come from your own
town, unglazed base, 24.5cm high, minor damage
£500 - 700
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Lot 89
A large Italian maiolica bombola, 18th century,
possibly Sicilian, painted with an angel and
flower and fruit festoons, partially glazed base,
35cm diameter, 29.5cm high, some restoration,
crack to base
Lot 90
£600 - 800
A large Rouen faience blue and white cistern,
second quarter 18th century, painted with
foliate scrolls, pendants and flowers, twin dolphin
and shell surmount, domed cover lacking finial,
57.5cm high, restorations
Lot 91
£800 - 1200
A massive Delft blue and white inverted
baluster vase and cover, c.1700, painted with
Chinese figures in a landscape in imitation of a
Chinese late Ming vase and cover, 57.5cm high,
neck and cover restored
£500 - 700
90
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Lot 92
A large Strasbourg faience octagonal dish, c.1720-
40, painted in blue with a basket of flowers, within foliate
banded borders, fluted edge, the base marked ‘S L’
35.5cm wide
Lot 93
£300 - 400
Two similar 18th century Delft blue and white hanging
bough pots, of lobed demi-lune shape, painted in blue
with foliage, 18.3cm wide
Lot 94
£300 - 500
A Delft blue and white Kraak style dish, late 17th
century, the centre painted with a Chinese figure in a
landscape, within panelled figure and foliate borders,
34cm diameter
£300 - 400
Lot 95
A Sevres porcelain shaped oval tray, date code for
1754, probably later decorated with a central floral spray
within a flower garland border, 33.5cm wide
Lot 96
£300 - 500
Six Meissen porcelain figures of putti and a boy,
second half 18th century, three modelled by J.J.
Kandler as putti emblematic of Spring, Autumn and
Winter, unmarked, a pair of seated putti holding a vase
and a boy gardener, the last two with underglaze blue
crossed swords marks, 8.5cm - 14.5cm high, restorations
£600 - 800
93
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95
97
Lot 97
A Meissen figure of a cockatoo, late 19th century,
underglaze blue crossed swords mark and incised model
no.57, 21.5cm high, chip to crest
Lot 98
£200 - 300
A Meissen porcelain group of a maid and a gallant
by a pedestal, 19th century, underglaze blue crossed
swords and asterisk mark and number 30, 22cm high,
crack to base
£250 - 350
98
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Lot 102
A Baccarat millefiori glass paperweight,
dated 1847, decorated with assorted closepacked
polychrome canes including ‘B1847’,
7.5cm diameter
Lot 103
£300 - 400
A rare Meissen porcelain figure of a child
on a pillow, designed by Conrad Hentschel,
c.1905, underglaze blue crossed swords mark
and incised model number U150, 12.5cm high
£400 - 600
100
101
99
Lot 99
Three large Bohemian ruby stained glass goblets and
covers, late 19th century, each wheel engraved with
hunting scenes, 38.5cm to 50.5cm high, rim chips
Lot 100
£400 - 600
A Sevres reticulated part coffee set, early 20th
century, finely pierced with six petal flower heads and
honeycomb bands, impressed and printed marks with
manufacturing dates ranging from 1903-1915, coffee pot
19cm high
Lot 101
A pair of Italian tin-glaze earthenware figures of
seated greyhounds, 35cm high
£1500 - 2500
£350 - 400
104
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102
105
106
Lot 104
A Meissen seated figure of a German Wachtelhund
(spaniel), 19th century, underglaze blue crossed swords
mark, incised model no. 333, 19cm high, restoration and
damage
Lot 105
£300 - 500
A Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica deep dish, c.1956
and a Copenhagen coffee cup, 19th century, the
dish painted with a named botanical specimen ’Rosa
Villosa Horn’, printed marks, 25cm diameter, the coffee
cup painted in Meissen style with figures in a harbour,
underglaze blue three waves mark, 6.5cm high (2)
Lot 106
£200 - 300
A Longton Hall cream jug, c.1755, modelled in the form
of two overlapping vine leaves, the handle modelled as a
twig with two clusters of small purple grapes, the interior
with flower sprays, unglazed foot, 12.5cm long 8.1 cm
high, hairline cracks
£600 - 800
Lot 107
107
A Chelsea red anchor leaf dish, c.1756, painted to
the centre with a floral spray within naturalistic painted
borders, iron red anchor mark, receipt for Delomosne &
Son Ltd. 7th July 1981, 24cm long
£300 - 400
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Lot 108
A good Chelsea silver-shape dish, c.1752, the shape
attributed to the silversmith Nicholas Sprimont, painted
with floral sprays and insects, spur marks to base and
‘moons’ to body, 33.4cm across. Provenance - Graham
and Oxley Ltd, 11th October 1980.
Lot 109
£300 - 500
A good pair of Bow porcelain bocage figures, c.1770,
modelled as a boy and a girl holding the lid of a flower
painted basket, standing before bocage, on a scrollwork
base, iron red anchor and dagger marks, 22cm high
Provenance - receipt for Millhouse, Petworth, July 1986.
Lot 110
£700 - 1000
Two Derby dessert plates, late 18th century, attributed
to Zachariah Boreman and ‘Jockey’ Hill, the Boreman
plate painted with a titled view ‘Dunstaffnage Castle
on Loch Etive Scotland’, blue Derby mark and pattern
number 254, 22.8cm diameter and the ‘Jockey’ Hill plate
painted with the titled view ‘south front of Kedleston Hall
Derbyshire’, blue and gilt wreath border, blue Derby mark,
pattern number 50 and decorator’s mark ‘2’ inside foot,
21.8cm diameter
£400 - 600
Lot 111
A rare Derby plate from the Pares service, c.1810,
decorated in imitation of oriental lacquer with a black
border richly gilt, with a landscape and a bird in flight,
further gilt floral sprays around the rim, crown, crossed
batons and D mark, pattern no 397, all in red, 21.5cm
diameter
Lot 112
£600 - 800
A rare Rockingham botanical specimen part breakfast
service, griffin statant mark, c.1826, with some
matching pieces, c.1830-5, each piece painted with
titled botanical specimens, each base inscribed in iron
red with the specimens title some pieces with pattern
number 580, the majority of saucers and plates with iron
red griffin statant Rockingham mark indicating most of the
service was supplied in late 1826, with a different pattern
Rockingham pink rose and insect painted soup dish and
a botanical specimen jug. See Gorringes online condition
report for a full listing of the service.
cf. Alwyn and Angela Cox, Rockingham 1745–1842,
colour plate 47 for a variation on this pattern. This
service is similar to the Royal botanical plants and flies
service delivered to Wentworth house in 1829 but with
the absence of insects on the plants. According to Castle
Howard records a breakfast service of pattern 580 was
delivered to the Earl of Carlisle in November 1829, from
the Bramelds’ York shop and is described as Royal
Breakfasts.
£400 - 600
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Asian Works of
Art
Lots 113-232
126
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Lot 113
A large Japanese Arita ovoid vase, 18th century,
painted in Imari palette with peonies, chrysanthemums
and willow, 43.5cm high, cracks
Lot 114
£600 - 800
A pair of Japanese Satsuma miniature bottle vases,
signed ‘Hankinzan Do’, Meiji period, each finely
painted with ladies in a garden pavilion, on a bird and
flower decorated ground, with intricate brocade borders,
signed in gilt to a square seal on the base, 7.7cm high
Lot 115
£300 - 500
A Japanese miniature Satsuma pottery baluster
vase, by Yabu Meizan, Meiji period, finely painted with
groups of figures, the neck with bands of flowers, gilt four
character seal mark, 3.9cm high
Lot 116
£300 - 500
A Japanese blue and white ‘prunus’ double gourd
sake flask, late Edo period, 31.5cm high
£800 - 1200
114
115
117
119
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Lot 117
A large Japanese Satsuma pottery vase, late 19th
century, finely gilded and painted in enamels with
chrysanthemums and plum blossom, gosu blue sprigs
and phoenix mon, the neck applied with a pair of ‘dragon’
handles, unmarked, 33.5cm, some damage to handles
Lot 118
£300 - 400
Japanese School, late Edo period, scroll painting
of waves and the moon behind rocks, red seal mark
upper left, brocade borders, image 28.5cm x 46.5cm
£300 - 500
118
Lot 119
A series of three Japanese watercolours of Zen
Buddhist scenes, Edo period, depicting Ken’eo and
Datsueba, Jigoku Sai-no-kawara and Hyakkanichi Byodo-o
/Kanzeon Bosatsu, inscribed upper right, each 35. 5 x 45
cm
Lot 120
£400 - 600
A Japanese bronze model of a sword fittings master
craftsman, by Miyao Eisuke, Meiji period, the seated
artist chasing a bronze tsuba, signed ‘Miyao saku’, total
height 18cm including original gilt lacquered wood stand,
small section of bronze lacking
£400 - 600
116
120
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127
121
Lot 121
A Japanese silver wire cloisonné enamel vase, Meiji
period, manner of Hayashi Kodenji, silver mounted
rims, decorated with flowering shrubs and trees, thicker
silver wire to some stems and the irises, unmarked, 15cm
high
Lot 122
£300 - 400
A Japanese bronze model an eagle standing on a
rock, Meiji period, in two parts, incised five character
signature to base, 44.5cm high
Lot 123
£500 - 700
A Japanese silver wire cloisonné enamel baluster
vase, by Ando, mid 20th century, decorated with
archaistic birds, scrolls and lappets, Ando mark to base,
plated rims, 26cm high
Lot 124
122
£300 - 500
A Chinese blue and white panelled dish, Kangxi
period, the centre painted with a lotus flower within
ruyi head, rockwork and foliate panelled borders, the
underside with ribbon tied ‘wan’ lozenge mark surrounded
by floral sprigs, 36.5cm diameter, rim chip with hairline
crack
£300 - 500
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Lot 125
A Chinese blue and white sleeve vase, Kangxi period,
painted with flowers scrolling tendrils and leaves, café au
lait glazed rim, 25cm high
Lot 126
£600 - 800
A pair of massive Chinese blue and white Aster
pattern dishes, Kangxi mark but Republic period,
each finely painted to the centre with five aster flower
heads amid tightly curled scrolls, and a panelled border
of aster flowers, six character Kangxi mark, 54.5cm
diameter, one with a small section broken and restuck
Lot 127
£1500 - 2000
A Chinese blue and white ‘phoenix’ vase, Kangxi
period, painted with phoenixes amid flowers and scrolling
clouds, 34.5cm high
£800 - 1200
124
126
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Lot 128
A Chinese clobbered blue and white vase and cover,
18th/19th century, painted in underglaze blue with a river
landscape scene and later over-enamelled in Europe
with dragons and other details, the domed cover with
replacement hound finial, 47cm high
Lot 129
£400 - 600
A pair of Chinese blue and white ribbed ovoid jars,
Kangxi period, each painted with ‘Antiques’ roundels
and lotus flower and leaf banded borders, 13.4cm high,
excluding wood stand and cover, one chipped with
hairline crack
Lot 130
£300 - 500
A Chinese flambé bottle vase, Langyao, 18th century,
the cream glaze to the upper neck trailing to violet and ox
blood, 20.7cm high
Lot 131
£300 - 500
A Chinese Imari tall ovoid jar, Kangxi period, painted
with a scholar and attendant in a mountainous river
landscape, the reverse with insects amid peonies and
rock work, 24cm high
Lot 132
£600 - 800
A pair of Chinese famille verte small jars, Kangxi
period, each painted with flowering shrub panels,
underglaze blue double circle mark to base, 15.5cm high
£400 - 600
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131
133
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135
Lot 133
A Chinese famille verte bottle water bottle, Kangxi
period, painted with birds amid chrysanthemums and
pine trees in a fenced garden, the neck with ribbon tied
bouquet of flowers, 24.5cm high
Lot 134
£400 - 600
A Chinese famille verte baluster ‘Four Beauties’
baluster vase, Kangxi period, vase 42cm high, lower
third restored, base lacking and mounted as a lamp, total
height 53cm
Lot 135
£700 - 1000
A Chinese blue and white tea bowl and saucer,
Chenghua mark but Kangxi period, each painted with
four different flower sprays, prunus and cracked ice
border, 9.7cm diameter
£300 - 500
134
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136
Lot 136
A Chinese enamelled biscuit figure of a seated court
official, Kangxi period, wearing dragon robes, seated on
a plinth, 31.5cm high, small losses
£400 - 600
Lot 137
A Chinese Jian style brown glazed vase, hu, 18th/19th
century, applied with a pair of shaped handles to the
cylindrical neck, unmarked, 31.5cm high, cracked, wood
stand
Provenance - Frederick Anthony White (1842-1933)
£800 - 1200
138
Lot 138
A pair of Chinese sancai-glazed biscuit Buddhist lion
joss stick holders, Kangxi period, 15.5 and 16 cm
high, some restoration
£300 - 500
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Lot 139
A Chinese blue and white ‘alms’ bowl or censer,
cyclical date for the 56th year of the reign of Kangxi
corresponding to 1717 and of the period, the exterior
painted with a band of lotus flowers, scrolling tendrils
and leaves, unglazed interior and base, the underside
inscribed in black ink ‘wushi liu nian hao sheng tang zhi
guangji’ ‘made in the 56th year of the reign of Kangxi for
the Hall of Light’, 21cm diameter 9cm high, two hairline
cracks
Provenance - Frederick Anthony White (1842-1933)
£1500 - 2000
Lot 140
A Chinese Transitional blue and white jar, c.1640,
finely painted with four flower sprays, with incised line
borders and lappets to the neck, 19cm high, cover lacking
£2000 - 3000
140
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143
144
Lot 141
A pair of Chinese blue and white moon flasks, 19th
century, each painted with birds amid flowers and rock
work, the neck applied with a pair of foliate handles, one
flask with apocryphal Kangxi four character mark to base,
30cm high, small glaze losses and firing cracks
Lot 142
£400 - 600
A Chinese turquoise ground ‘Boys’ dish, Jiaqing seal
mark but Republic period, painted with boys playing,
apocryphal iron red Jiaqing seal mark, 23.5cm diameter
Lot 143
£400 - 600
A Chinese blue and white ‘fu lu shou’ double gourd
vase, Wanli mark probably late 19th century, the
branches of the peach tree forming the characters ‘fu, lu,
shou’, apocryphal Wanli mark, 22cm high
£800 - 1200
Lot 144
An unusual Chinese blue and white ‘dragon’ box and
cover, 19th century, with weighted base, inscribed to the
cover and box, 10.5cm high, lid repaired, rim chip
Lot 145
£600 - 800
A Chinese celadon glazed ‘eight trigrams’ square
vase, cong, Guangxu six character mark probably
later, 30cm high
Lot 146
£1000 - 1500
A Chinese flambé meiping, 18th century or later, burnt
biscuit base, 14cm high
Lot 147
£300 - 500
A Chinese white glazed vessel and cover, dou, Qing
or later, moulded with archaistic scrolls, 25cm high
£400 - 600
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Lot 148
A Chinese famille rose fencai ‘pheasant’ vase and
cover, 19th century, Jiaqing-Daoguang period,
painted with two pheasants amid rockwork, peonies and
blossoming trees, 28cm high, small faults to cover, wood
stand
Lot 149
£600 - 800
A pair of Chinese famille rose fencai ‘boys’ baluster
vases, 19th century, each painted with boys holding
flags, lotus and a peach branch with ladies and officials in
a garden, 39.7 and 40cm high, hairline cracks
Lot 150
£1500 - 2000
A Chinese enamelled porcelain ‘dragon’ cylindrical
vase, late 19th century, painted with a four claw dragon
amid flowers on a turquoise ground, between pink and
yellow ground floral bands, 35.5cm high, rim splinter
chips
£600 - 800
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Lot 151
A pair of Chinese green enamelled ‘dragon’ jars and covers,
Daoguang mark and period (1821-50), each shoulder painted with the
eight Buddhist emblems above dragons chasing flaming pearls, red six
character seal mark to the base, 21.5cm high, damaged and repaired
Provenance - Frederick Anthony White (1842-1933)
Lot 152
£600 - 800
A pair of Chinese yellow ground ‘Hundred Boys’ cups, 19th century,
each depicting a procession of boys, four character mark to base, 6.5cm
high 8.5cm diameter
Lot 153
£500 - 700
A Chinese coral ground saucer dish, 19th/20th century, the interior
painted with five bats around a shou medallion, the underside with
peonies and other flowers on a yellow and coral ground, 16cm diameter
£300 - 500
150
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159
Lot 154
A Chinese blue and white bowl, 20th century, painted
with lotus flowers, scrolling tendrils and leaves below a
band of ruyl heads, 44cm diameter 38cm height
£500 - 800
158
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Lot 155
A Chinese enamelled porcelain goldfish bowl, late
19th century, painted to shaped reserves with warriors
fighting, on a yellow ground decorated with flowers and
scrolling tendrils, the interior painted with five goldfish,
42cm diameter 35cm high, several short hairline cracks to
the body
Lot 156
£400 - 600
A Chinese blue and white bottle vase, 19th century,
painted with figures in a garden, the neck with butterflies
amid fruit and flower sprigs, 35cm high
Lot 157
£300 - 500
A Chinese famille rose fencai ‘dragon’ saucer dish,
Jiaqing four character seal mark, 19th century, painted
six bats, five different coloured dragons amid clouds and
flames, above waves, around a central fruit medallion, the
underside with four character mark, 14.6cm diameter
Lot 158
£400 - 600
A Chinese enamelled porcelain ‘landscape’ bottle
vase, Republic period, finely painted with figures amidst
pavilions on a path between rocks and on a boat in a river
landscape, six character Yongzheng mark, 44cm high,
hairline crack to neck
Lot 159
£800 - 1200
A Chinese famille verte beaker vase, gu, 19th century,
painted with three continuous bands of soldiers and battle
scenes, 45cm high, glaze losses and damage to base
£400 - 600
Lot 160
156
A Chinese ovoid ‘dragon’ vase, 19th century or later,
painted with three stylised dragon medallions, the neck
modelled with a dragon and a bat, apocryphal Yongzheng
seal mark, 17.5cm high
£800 - 1200
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Lot 161
A Chinese blue and white ‘dragon’ moonflask, 19th
century, each side painted with two confronting dragons,
within lotus flower and scrolling leaf borders, the neck
applied with a pair of pierced ‘pine branch’ handles, 26cm
high
Lot 162
A Chinese robin’s egg glazed pear shaped vase,
yuhuchunping, Guangxu mark, 28.5cm high
Lot 163
£400 - 600
£600 - 800
A Chinese famille rose square tea caddy, mid 19th
century, painted with the figures of the Shanxing, Zhong
Kui riding a tiger, the He He Erxian and with five bats
around a shou medallion, 13.7cm high excluding wood
stand and cover, slight damage
£300 - 500
Lot 164
A pair of large Chinese famille rose fencai square
baluster vases, 19th century, each painted to three
sides with figures in market places and farming scenes to
the fourth side, applied with a pair lion mask ring handles,
53cm high, some wear to enamels
Lot 165
£3000 - 5000
A Chinese pigment painted limestone torso of
Buddha, probably Northern Qi dynasty (550-577 CE),
wearing robes hanging from the left shoulder, 36cm high,
mounted on a later base, total height 42.5cm
Lot 166
£800 - 1200
A set of five Chinese pigment painted pottery
standing figures of musicians, Han dynasty or later,
15–22cm high
£600 - 800
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165
Lot 167
A large Chinese grey pottery model of a farmstead,
Han dynasty (200BCE - 220CE), the open roofed
building above figures of farmers and livestock, one a
square dish base, with copy of thermoluminescence test
certificate, 35cm high 38cm wide 38cm deep
Lot 168
£500 - 700
Three Chinese pigment painted grey pottery ‘granary’
jars, Han dynasty (200BCE - 220CE), the roof shaped
tops above bands of diaper, scrolls and triangles, on three
stump feet, remnants of soil and some mineral deposits to
surface, 29.5 and 32cm high
£300 - 500
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Lot 169
A Chinese Ming blue and white ‘lotus pond’ deep
bowl, the interior painted with pavilions and rocks above
waves the border with a continuous river landscape, the
exterior painted with ducks amid lotus above a band of
ruyi heads, 21.5cm diameter, 10.5cm high, hairline crack
to rim
Lot 170
£600 - 800
A Chinese Longquan celadon barbed rim dish, Yuanearly
Ming dynasty, 14th/15th century, the centre
moulded with a lotus flower, within a foliate carved
cavetto and barbed rim, fluting to the underside and burnt
orange ring to base, some etching to the glaze possibly
from a shipwreck, 22.5cm diameter
Lot 171
£700 - 900
A Chinese late Ming blue and white ‘bird and lotus’
kendi, painted with wading birds amid lotus and water
ripples in a pond, the neck with leaf lappets, mark to base
‘Da Ming Nian Zao’ (Made in the Ming dynasty), 16.5 cm
high, areas of restoration
Lot 172
£200 - 300
A Chinese late Ming blue and white ewer, made for
the Islamic market, Jiajing to Wanli period, painted
with floral medallions and bands of foliage, the long
scrolled spout with later mount and strut, later silver
handle, mark to base ‘Da Ming Nian Zao’ (Made in the
Great Ming dynasty), 21cm high, damage and later
Islamic silver mounts
£800 - 1200
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175
Lot 173
A Chinese dark brown glazed twin handled amphora,
in Tang style probably Republic period, of inverted
baluster form with a ring shaped neck applied with a pair
of high scrolled handles with zoomorphic terminals, with
Jian type metallic dark brown glaze, 29.5cm high
Lot 174
£400 - 600
A Chinese Longquan celadon barbed rim dish,
15th century, the centre moulded with a lotus flower
and foliage within a fluted Comito and barbed rim, the
underside with fluting and burnt orange ring to the base,
26.5cm wide, wear to glaze
£700 - 900
Lot 175
A small Chinese Longquan ‘golden’ celadon ‘twinfish’
marriage dish, Southern Song-Yuan dynasty, the
centre relief moulded with twin fish swimming in opposite
directions, under a ‘golden’ celadon crackle glaze, 12cm
diameter
Lot 176
176
£300 - 400
A Chinese Swatow slip-decorated brown ground
dish, Zhangzhou kilns, early 17th century, the centre
decorated with a lion dog in the landscape, the cavetto
and rim with scrolling foliage and dots, 37cm diameter
£800 - 1200
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Lot 177
A large Annamese blue and white dish, 16th century,
the centre painted with a flower and broad leaves, the
cavetto with flower heads and scrolling leaves, unglazed
rim, the underside with brown wash within a panelled
lotus petal border, 35.5cm diameter
Lot 178
179
£600 - 800
An Annamese polychrome ‘bird’ dish, 15th-16th
century, painted in underglaze blue and over enamelled
in red and green with a bird amid flowers and foliage,
unglazed rim, pale brown wash to the underside with
lappeted border, 34.5cm diameter, stained and with
cracks
£300 - 400
Lot 179
A large Chinese Swatow blue and white ‘Shou Lao’
dish, Zhangzhou kilns, Wanli period, the centre
painted with the Shou Lao riding a crane, holding a fan
in his hand, amid clouds, with the figure of a deer in
the background, the cavetto painted with chilong, and
the broad rim with flowers and foliage, kiln grit to the
underside, with a border of flowers, 43.4cm diameter, tiny
rim chip
Lot 180
180
£2000 - 3000
A Chinese Ming Longquan celadon flower moulded
dish, 15th century, the centre moulded with a lotus
flower and leaves within a fluted cavetto and moulded
rim, burnt orange ring to the base, all under a sea-green
glaze, 34.5cm diameter, scratching to glaze
£800 - 1200
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183
184
Lot 181
A Chinese Ming Longquan celadon ‘diaper and floral’
charger, 15th century, the centre carved with a diaper
medallion, within a flower and leaf carved cavetto and a
wavy line and foliate carved broad rim, burnt orange ring
to the base, covered in a pale sea-green glaze, 45cm
diameter, wear to glaze
Lot 182
£1200 - 1600
A Chinese late Ming blue and white fluted kendi,
Zhangzhou kilns, the neck and shoulder painted with
flowers and lingzhi fungus, with a fluted body and spout,
16cm high, small chips and glaze cracks
£300 - 400
Lot 183
A Chinese Longquan celadon ‘twin fish’ marriage
dish, Southern Song - Yuan dynasty, 13th/14th
century, with sea-green to olive green glaze, the centre
moulded with twin fish within two incised lines and a
broad rim, the underside with burnt orange edge to the
foot and petal moulded border, 22cm diameter, cracks to
base
Lot 184
£800 - 1200
A small Chinese Ming Longquan celadon dish,
15th/16th century, the interior with a fluted cavetto,
the sea-green glaze with some etching probably from a
shipwreck, 16.2cm diameter, some faults
£200 - 300
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Lot 185
A Chinese late Ming blue glazed and slip decorated
‘qilin’ ewer, for the Islamic market, the flattened pearshaped
body with long S-shaped spout joined by a strut
to the body, each side decorated in burnt orange-white
slip with a galloping qilin amid flames, 20cm high, later
Islamic silver mounts, wear
£1000 - 1500
Lot 186
A Chinese late Ming blue glazed and slip decorated
‘qilin’ ewer, for the Islamic market, the flattened pearshaped
body with long S-shaped spout joined in the body
by a strut, with a long C scrolled handle, decorated in slip
to each side with a galloping qilin amid flames, 19.5cm
high, handle and tip of spout restored, wear
£800 - 1200
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192
189
Lot 187
A Chinese Swatow slip-decorated blue glazed deep
dish, Zhangzhou kilns, early 17th century, decorated
in white slip with feather-like flowers and scrolling leaves,
the cavetto with dotted foliage, on a soft ground, 38cm
wide, crack to base
Lot 188
£800 - 1200
A Chinese Ming blue and white ‘lion’ dish, four
character Ming mark, painted with four lions amid
flowing ribbons around a central floral medallion,
the cavetto with leafy scrolls and the broad rim with
waves and circles, the underside decorated with foliate
medallions, four character mark ‘Da Ming Nian Zao’
(Made during the Great Ming dynasty), 31cm diameter,
chip and cracks
Lot 189
A Chinese celadon small baluster jar and cover,
Southern Song dynasty or later, 8cm high
£400 - 600
£400 - 600
Lot 190
A Chinese painted leaf fan with mother-of-pearl
sticks, 19th century, the leaf painted with ladies on the
shoreline, a fisherman on a boat in a river landscape, the
mother of pearl sticks and guards carved and pierced with
figures, 28cm, some damage to mother-of-pearl
Lot 191
£400 - 600
A Chinese cloisonné enamel, hardstone and motherof-pearl
mounted table screen, with pierced and carved
wood stand, 42cm high 37cm wide, one foot lacking
Lot 192
£1200 - 1600
A Chinese or Japanese set of seven coral figures of
immortals, on a stepped wood stand, 43cm wide, figures
4 to 8cm high
£800 - 1200
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194
Lot 193
A pair of Chinese elm incense stands, 19th century,
the rectangular tops above a galleried central tier, on
square moulded legs joined by low stretchers, 39cm wide
30cm deep 83.5cm high
Lot 194
195
£600 - 800
A Chinese cinnabar lacquer quatre-lobed baluster
vase, 18th/19th century, carved in high relief with
scholars and boys in mountainous river landscapes,
25cm high
£300 - 500
Lot 195
A Chinese bamboo and Guangzhou ivory mounted
bird cage, late Qing dynasty, with two Guangxu mark
and period porcelain bird feeders (1875-1908), the
bamboo cage with Guangzhou figure-carved ivory mounts
to the finial, door and feet, the two porcelain bird feeders
incised with landscape scenes highlighted in black
pigment, six character Guangxu marks to base, this item
qualifies under the UK less than 10% ivory exemption but
will probably require a CITES certificate to be exported
outside of the UK. cage 32.5cm high to top of handle.
Registration of an ivory item Submission reference:
ME467YEQ
Lot 196
£200 - 300
A Chinese huanghuali brushpot, bitong, 18th/19th
century, of tapering cylindrical form, on a circular foot
ring, 12.2cm high 8.5cm diameter
£1500 - 2000
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197
Lot 197
A Chinese zitan stand for a circular plaque, 18th/19th
century, carved in high relief and open-work with five bats
amid scrolling clouds above rockwork, on a later wood
plinth, 15.5cm high 18cm wide
Lot 198
£500 - 700
A scholarly collection of six 19th century Chinese
snuff bottles, to include two amber examples, 4.6cm,
damaged and 6.3cm, old cracks, creamy opaque jade,
5.5cm, russet quartz, 5.1cm, smoky quartz, incised with
Lotus, 6.8cm and glass imitating amber, five. 5cm all with
silver stoppers and snuff spoons
Lot 199
A Chinese bright spinach green jade ‘dragon’ belt
hook, 18th/19th century, carved in high relief and
openwork, 9.5cm long
£300 - 500
£300 - 500
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201
202
203
Lot 200
A Chinese archaistic celadon jade two handled cup,
17th century, carved in relief with archaistic scrolls and
taotie masks, interspersed with shaped fins, the stone
with cream inclusions and veining, 12.9cm across 6.1cm
high, associated wood stand
£300 - 500
Lot 201
A Chinese white jade ‘Hehe Erxian’ disc, 19th/20th
century, carved and pierced with a bat above the boys
holding a sprig of fungus and lotus, amid scrolling
tendrils, the stone of good even tone, 5.6cm diameter,
wood stand
£200 - 300
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205
206
Lot 202
A Chinese pale celadon jade inscribed plaque,
19th/20th century, carved in relief with a pine tree in a
mountainous landscape, the reverse with a six character
inscription, pierced scroll work the slightly darker
inclusions in the stone, 5.1cm, suspended from a wood
stand
Lot 203
£400 - 600
An unusual Chinese white jade plaque, 18th/19th
century, carved in high relief with three seated immortals
and two acrobats supported by leaves and scrolling
tendrils surmounted by a lotus flower, the reverse carved
in low relief with a fish leaping from waves, a rock and
two cranes in-flight amid clouds, 6.7cm x 8.1cm, wood
stand
Lot 204
£800 - 1200
A pair of Chinese agate vases and covers, early 20th
century, each baluster shaped body carved with multiple
zoomorphic ring handles, the domed cover surmounted
by a Buddhist lion finial, 19.5cm high, chip to one lion
£300 - 500
Lot 205
A Chinese pale celadon jade ram group, carved in high
relief and openwork with a ram and young biting a sprig of
lingzhi fungus, 7cm long
Lot 206
£500 - 700
A Chinese white jade mythical beast group, the stone
of good even tone with some russet patches to the
surface, 12cm long
Lot 207
207
£800 - 1200
A pair of Chinese jadeite cups, the white stone with
emerald green veining, 6.2cm high, wood stands, fitted
box
£1200 - 1500
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210
209
Lot 208
A fine Chinese Mughal style celadon jade
‘chrysanthemum’ bowl, 18th/19th century, the stone
of good even tone with occasional natural inclusions and
veining, 9.4cm diameter
Lot 209
£800 - 1200
A Chinese pale celadon jade boulder carving, carved
in high relief and openwork with Shou Lao, sages and
attendants amid rocks and pine, the stone with some
white and russet inclusions, 21cm high 15.5cm wide
£1500 - 2000
214
Lot 210
A large Chinese cloisonné enamel and gilt bronze
mounted bottle vase, 18th/19th century, decorated
with birds amid flowers and foliage on a key fret turquoise
ground, 42.5cm high, some losses and restoration to
enamel
Lot 211
£400 - 600
A Chinese cloisonné enamel and gilt bronze baluster
vase, 17th/18th century, decorated in polychrome
enamels with lotus, other flowers, scrolling tendrils and
leaves on a pale blue ground, central lappeted band,
heavy bronze body, 19.5cm high
£800 - 1200
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212
Lot 212
A Chinese bronze censer and stand, ding, 18th/19th
century, the squat baluster shaped censer with a pair of
looped handles, cast archaistic four character Xuande
mark, and three tapering stump feet, the circular stand
with three shaped bracket feet, 18.7cm wide, 11cm high
Lot 213
213
£400 - 600
A pair of Chinese cloisonné enamel ‘gourd vine’
vases, early 19th century, decorated in colours with
goats on vines amid leaves, the neck with lotus flowers
and scrolls on a pale blue ground, some gilding to the
copper wires, 18cm high
£600 - 900
Lot 214
A pair of Chinese archaistic bronze two handled altar
vases, Ming dynasty, of rectangular baluster shape, cast
in low relief with leiwen panels and applied with a pair of
pixiu head ring handles, 23cm high
Lot 215
215
£600 - 900
A Chinese bronze censer, two character Xuande
seal mark, 18th century, of ribbed cylindrical form, cast
archaistic mark to base, 10.4cm high, 12.1cm diameter,
small dents
£500 - 700
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220
223
221
217
Lot 216
A Chinese Imperial copper alloy censer, ding, 18th
century, the lobed dark brown patinated body with gilt
copper alloy foliate reserves and a pair of gilt lion mask
handles, on three long stump feet, 12cm wide 7cm high,
ring handles and cover lacking, some wear
Lot 217
£1000 - 1500
A Chinese inscribed bronze seal, cast with the
inscription ‘Confucian Studies seal of Dengchuan County,
Manufactured by the Board of Rites’, 9cm wide 8.5cm
high
Lot 218
£300 - 500
A Chinese archaistic bronze beaker vase, gu, Ming
dynasty, cast in low relief with archaistic scrolls and
taotie masks, interspersed by raised fins, 19.2cm high
£300 - 500
Lot 219
A small Tibetan gilt bronze seated figure of Buddha
Shakyamuni, 18th century, on a double lotus throne,
later base panel, 9.5cm high, lacking bowl in left hand
Provenance - Ken Paul collection
Lot 220
£800 - 1200
A Tibetan rock crystal and gem set pendant, 19th
century, the central arched rock crystal carved in relief
with a Buddhist deity, within an arched border of turquoise
and quartz cabochons, 5.8cm including suspension loop
Lot 221
222
£300 - 500
A Chinese bronze gui censer, Xuande six character
mark but 19th century, of squat baluster shape, applied
with a pair of looped handles, 22cm across, the rim
14.2cm diameter
£600 - 800
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226
225
224
Lot 222
A Chinese polished bronze ‘Buddhist lion’ censer,
gui, 19th century, cast and chased in relief with Buddhist
lions, brocaded balls and ribbons, applied with a pair of
‘dragon’ handles, cast four character private studio mark
to base, 19.5cm wide, rim diameter 14cm
Lot 223
£400 - 600
Qi Baishi (1864-1957), a concertina book of
woodblock prints of a collection of paintings by Qi
Baishi, published in Beijing, May 1952, 32cm x 22cm
Lot 224
£600 - 800
A set of twelve Chinese pith paintings of butterflies
and insects, mid 19th century, with later banded
borders, unmounted, total size 18cm x 12.2cm, small
holes to paper
£600 - 800
Lot 225
After Qi Baishi (1863-1957), Mandarin ducks, printed
scroll, published by Tianjin Arts & Crafts Export
Company, 1959, publishers label to back of scroll,
brocade borders, image 103cm x 33cm
Lot 226
£300 - 500
After Qi Baishi (1863-1957), Ribbon peonies, printed
scroll, published by Tianjin Arts & Crafts Export
Company, 1959, publishers label to the back of the scroll,
brocade borders, image 104cm x 33cm
Lot 227
£300 - 500
China, Beijing views, an album of photographs
entitled ‘views of my tour Peking, by G. Knight,
October 1930’, including the Forbidden City, street
scenes, agriculture, Great Wall, and Ming tombs, the
album 13cm x 21cm
227
£400 - 600
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231
232
229
Lot 228
China, Nine albumen photographic views of Tianjin
(Tientsin), c.1900, depicting the railroad, French Army,
a temple, harbour scene, street scenes, a steamship,
largest image 16.5 x 29cm
Lot 229
£600 - 800
A Chinese painting on silk of a blue glazed jardiniere
containing a lychee plant with butterflies, late 19th/
early 20th century, image 35cm x 28 cm
Lot 230
£300 - 500
A 19th century Chinese embroidered silk military
rank badge with 17th century silk brocade borders,
with a later niche shaped card mount, total size 69.5cm x
83.5cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 231
A Chinese embroidered silk ‘dragon, phoenix and
lion’ panel or table frontal, late Qing dynasty, worked
in coloured silks and metal thread with bands of baskets
of flowers and Shou characters, lion dogs playing with
brocaded balls and dragons and phoenixes amid clouds,
with borders of wan, tasselled apron, 117cm x 337cm
Lot 232
£1500 - 2000
A Chinese embroidered silk and gauze ’dragon’
summer robe, late Qing dynasty, some alterations
£500 - 700
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CLOCKS &
BAROMETERS
233-246
241
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Lot 233
A late 19th century French engraved gilt brass gorgecased
repeating carriage clock with alarm, with scroll
engraved case and enamelled Roman dial, unsigned
movement number 5235, width 7.5cm depth 6.5cm height
11.5cm
£300 - 500
Lot 235
John Carter, Cornhill, London. Maker to the Royal
Navy. A brass bound birds eye maple cased two
day Marine Chronometer, with a circular silvered dial,
subsidiary seconds and down/up wind dials, in gimballed
mounts, number 585, with key, Registration of an ivory
item Submission reference: L6SSAWC2 width 16cm
depth 16cm height 16.5cm.
£2000 - 3000
Lot 234
A late 19th century French gilt brass repeating
carriage clock, with floral scroll engraved case and
enamelled Roman dial, movement numbered 2096, width
8cm depth 7.5cm height 13cm
£300 - 500
Lot 236
An early 20th century silver plated sonnerie carriage
clock, with plain case, alarum and quarter repeating
mechanism striking on to blued steel gongs, movement
numbered 18764, width 9.5cm depth 8cm height 15cm
£400 - 600
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Lot 237
Viger à Paris. An early 19th century French ormolu
mantel clock, surmounted with figures of a King
and Roman soldier holding aloft a lamb, with signed
enamelled dial, on a marble plinth, signed eight day
countwheel movement, width 28cm height 36cm
£2500 - 3500
Lot 239
Boxell, Brighton. A Victorian mahogany chiming
bracket clock, in arched architectural case with brass
stop fluted angles and arched silver dial, unsigned
probably German three train movement striking on eight
bells and a gong, width 43cm depth 26cm height 64cm
£500 - 800
Lot 238
Stuart of Newcastle. A George III ebonised bracket
clock, the silvered dial with subsidiary dial numbered to
40 along with strike silent and inner date dial, unsigned
twin fusee movement with anchor escapement striking
upon a bell, width 28cm depth 20cm height 41cm
£600 - 1000
Lot 240
Davies & Napper. A Regency brass inset rosewood
bracket clock, of arched architectural form, with urn finial
and brass ring handles, painted Roman dial and unsigned
twin fusee movement, width 32cm depth 19cm height
55cm
£400 - 600
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Lot 241
A 19th century French Louis XVI style bronze
and ormolu mantel clock, surmounted with
figures of Apollo and Diana flanking the dial, silk
suspension movement signed Nemon a Paris,
width 42cm height 60cm
£2000 - 3000
Lot 242
Henri Marc, Paris. A 19th century French arched top black
marble mantel clock with perpetual calendar, with white
enamelled circular Roman dial with visible escapement and
striking movement signed and numbered 38518, above a
chased gilt metal panel containing a circular calendar dial with
moonphase and day, date and month subsidiary dials, with gilt
brass edging to dials, on plinth base, width 28.5cm depth 20cm
height 49cm
£2000 - 3000
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Lot 243
John Walker, South Milton St, London. An Edwardian
oak cased drop dial wall timepiece with British Rail
South inscription, the dial with Roman and read Arabic
hours and initialled B.R.(S), single fusee a movement with
rectangular backplate, width 37cm height 46cm
£1000 - 1500
Lot 244
A Symphonion oak musical longcase hall clock,
c.1895, playing 13.5in. discs, of architectural form with
strapwork motifs throughout, eight day clock to the upper
section and 13.5 inch disk playing trunk, width 58cm
depth 37cm height 235cm
£1000 - 1500
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Lot 245
Thomas Clinch of London. A black japanned eight
day longcase clock, the 12 inch arched brass dial with
tempus fugit crest, signed Roman chapter ring, subsidiary
seconds and date aperture, four pillar movement with
anchor escapement, the case decorated with chinoiserie
motifs, width 46cm height 218cm
£600 - 1000
Lot 246
James Edwards of London. An early Victorian flame
mahogany cased regulator, with silvered dial, single
fusee movement with anchor escapement and mercury
pendulum, width 49cm height 208cm
£800 - 1200
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CARPETS
& FURNITURE
247-288
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248
Lot 247
A Kazak red ground rug, with central medallions and
geometric motifs, multi-bordered, 240 x 108cm
£400 - 600
Lot 248
A Kashan claret ground carpet, woven with a central
flowerhead medallion with palmettes and scrolling leaves
to the central claret field, 375cm x 250cm
£800 - 1200
249
Lot 249
A large Sarouk purple ground carpet, woven with
geometric flower heads and tendrils predominantly in
turquoise, pale blue, faun and ivory colours, approx. 20ft
x 12ft. (cut in one area)
£800 - 1200
Lot 250
250
A George I crossbanded walnut chest, of three short
and three graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, width
95cm depth 52cm height 96cm
£500 - 700
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Lot 251
An early 18th century feather banded walnut bureau
bookcase, with moulded cornice and two glazed doors,
over two candle slides and the fall enclosing central door,
pigeon holes, short drawers and a well, above two short
and two graduated long drawers, on bracket feet, width
96cm depth 57cm height 198cm
£800 - 1000
Lot 252
An important 18th century Lombardy ebony banded
walnut and ivory inlaid twin pedestal desk, the top
and sides inlaid with a scenes from Homer’s Iliad,
after original drawings by John Flaxman RA (1755-
1826), within moulded shaped ebony cartouches, fitted
with three frieze drawers over hinged cupboards, inlaid
with allegories representing Hope and Faith, on later
castors.
UK APHA Registration of an ivory item Submission
reference: D99UXPKP width 118cm depth 61cm height
82.4cm
£8000 - 12000
251
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Lot 253
An 18th century Spanish chestnut coffer, carved in
relief with a central fountain flanked by stylised sunburst
trees and further sunbursts centred with birds and Sacred
Heart and scrolls beneath, width 158cm depth 62cm
height 76cm
Lot 254
Lot 257
£1200 - 1800
A pair of 18th century Dutch mahogany and oak
torchere stands, with piecrust tops and fluted baluster
stems on scroll carved tripods with claw and ball feet,
width of tops 24cm height 69cm
Lot 255
£500 - 700
A George III giltwood pier glass, the tabernacle style
frame with flowers in a basket and swans neck pediment
over original oxidised plates flanked by fluted columns
and bell husks, width 53cm height 108cm
Lot 256
£700 - 900
A George III Adam style giltwood armchair, with
moulded frame, upholstered arms back and seat and
turned tapered fluted legs, width 61cm height 93cm
£500 - 800
A George II and later carved giltwood and burr walnut
wall mirror, the cartouche shaped crest above a shallow
bevelled mirror plate, veneered in walnut within carved
giltwood foliate borders, with a pair of gilt metal girandole
branches, height 133.5cm width 69cm
£1500 - 2000
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Lot 258
258
A George III carved giltwood wall mirror, of oval foliate
scrolling cartouche shape with later oval plate, width 72cm
height 59cm
£800 - 1200
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262
259
261
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264
Lot 259
A George III brass bound mahogany cellaret, of
octagonal form, with loop handles and lead lined five
section interior, on stand with outswept moulded legs,
fitted brass castors, width 39cm depth 38cm height 70cm
Lot 260
£500 - 800
A late 18th century Dutch marquetry inlaid walnut
serpentine display cabinet, with arched cornice and
two barred glazed doors enclosing shelves, over three
serpentine long drawers flanked by cupboards, on bun
feet, width 186cm depth 36cm height 260cm
Lot 261
£1000 - 1500
A George III Irish mahogany and brass mounted peat
bucket, with swing handle, brass banding and ring turned
sides, height 43cm diameter 37cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 262
A 19th century Irish oval wall mirror, the ebonised and
silvered frame applied faceted and cabochon bosses,
width 47cm height 57cm
Lot 263
An early Victorian rosewood folio stand, with
ratcheting mechanism adjusting to seven different
positions, turned stretches and pad feet fitted brass
castors, width 72cm height 112cm
Lot 264
£500 - 700
£600 - 800
An early 19th century French gilt wood and gesso
wall mirror, with ribbon, paterae and laurel leaf crest
and foliate bordered rectangular plate, width 54cm height
110cm
£500 - 800
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267
Lot 265
A 19th century Venetian carved wood and
polychrome gondolier blackamoor table, the stem
carved as a gondolier holding an oar and standing upon
the prow of a gondola, width 33cm height 103cm
Lot 266
£700 - 1000
A Victorian style brass club fender, with buttoned
brown leather seats and foliate motifs to the columns,
width 190cm depth 66cm height 53cm
Lot 267
£600 - 800
A 19th century French red boulle bureau plat, of
serpentine oval form with foliate scrolling inlaid top, single
frieze drawer and satyr mask mounted cabriole legs,
width 147cm depth 88cm height 77cm
£1500 - 2000
Lot 268
A 19th century French red boulle semanier/escritoire,
with serpentine front and ormolu mounts, fitted seven
drawers, width 66cm depth 37cm height 122cm
Lot 269
£800 - 1200
A Victorian giltwood and gesso overmantel mirror, of
oval form with ribbon and flowers crest, beaded border
and lower marginal plates flanked by putti, width 176cm
height 122cm
Lot 270
£400 - 600
A 19th century French ormolu mounted figured
walnut pier cabinet, with single glazed door and plinth
foot, width 90cm depth 40cm height 114cm
£600 - 800
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270
266
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275
273
272
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Lot 271
Francois Linke. A Louis XVI style gilt bronze mounted
mahogany bureau plat, Linke Index number: 118 Linke
title: ‘Table Louis XVI, bois d’acajou bronze dorés.’
with tooled gilt green skiver, acanthus leaf border, vineous
scroll frieze enhanced with Bacchic masks, goats and
squirrels and central drawer, on squared tapered legs
with vine motif mounts and foliate toupie feet, width
129cm depth 66cm height 74cm
Lot 272
£10000 - 15000
A 19th century brass mounted oak club fender, with
baluster frieze and plinth foot, width 182cm depth 69cm
height 58cm
£600 - 800
Lot 273
A Victorian mahogany haberdashery cabinet of
twenty four drawers, with moulded top and recessed
brass handles, each drawer numbered and applied with
a label denoting the contents, width 136cm depth 35cm
height 82cm
Lot 274
£1500 - 2500
An Edwardian Sheraton revival giltwood and
composition oval wall mirror, of ornate form with
central urn crest flanked by foliate scrolls, ribbons and
trailing bell husk motifs, with bevelled plate, width 130cm
height 136cm
Lot 275
£400 - 600
A late Victorian Adam Revival oval wall mirror, with
urn, foliate scroll, ribbon and harebell motifs, and bevelled
glass plate, width 119cm height 118cm
£1000 - 1500
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Lot 276
A Steinway & Sons of New York Patent Grand
Construction mahogany cased piano, no.157302,
standing upon squared tapered legs with spade feet
and brass castors, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: HHTJMZ93 width 148cm depth
180cm height 97cm
Lot 277
£8000 - 12000
Charles Bevan probably for Marsh & Jones, Leeds.
An Arts & Crafts pollard oak and marquetry half tester
bed, with marquetry inlaid panelled and carved foot
board and upholstered head board beneath a castellated
canopy, width 156cm length 213cm height 226cm
£2000 - 3000
Lot 278
Robert Thompson of Kilburn. A Mouseman oak
refectory table and four matching dining chairs, with
adzed top on octagonal baluster end standards and
trestle foot, carved to one baluster with a climbing mouse,
the chairs with brown leather upholstery, octagonal
baluster legs and all round stretchers, each carved with
a mouse to the front leg, chairs width 44cm depth 47cm
height 87cm
£2500 - 3500
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Lot 279
A set of four Philippe Starck Café Costes chairs, with
tub shaped mahogany backs, integral leather seats and
black painted metal legs, width 48cm height 81cm
Lot 280
£500 - 800
Piero Fornasetti (Italian, 1913-1988) - ‘’Citta Che
Si Rispecchia’’ [City that reflects itself] four panel
screen, lithographic transfer-print on lacquered wood,
c.1952, on composition castors, width of each section
50cm height without castors 200cm
£15000 - 20000
Lot 281
A Philippe Starck brushed steel Caadre wall mirror,
width 80cm height 150cm
Lot 282
£500 - 800
A Philippe Starck Caadre tall mirror, of rectangular
form, signed lower right, 154 x 76cm
Lot 283
£700 - 1000
A Philippe Starck Caadre wall mirror. width 105cm
height 105cm
£500 - 800
280
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281
279
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285
Lot 284
A Philippe Starck Caadre wall mirror, of square form,
signed lower right, 105 x 105cm
Lot 285
£500 - 800
A Philippe Starck gilt metal kalashnikov table lamp,
with gothic inscription happiness is a hot gun to the base
and original black shades, height overall 93cm
Lot 286
£800 - 1200
A Philippe Starck Caadre wall mirror, of square form,
signed lower right, 105 x 105cm
Lot 287
£500 - 800
A Philippe Starck Caadre tall mirror, of rectangular
form, signed lower right, 155 x 76 cm.
Lot 288
£600 - 800
A Philippe Starck gilt metal Kalashnikov table lamp,
with gothic inscription happiness is a hot gun to the base,
height overall 93cm
£800 - 1200
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PAINTINGS & PRINTS
289-459
at 12.30pm
356
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290
291
Lot 289
Attributed to George Patten (British, 1801-1865)
Portrait miniature of a lady
watercolour on ivory, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: QB3S52FE
6.5 x 5.25cm, gold hair back frame
Lot 290
£300 - 500
Manner of Pierre Huaut (Swiss, 1647-1698)
Portrait miniature of a gentleman wearing armour
watercolour on ivory, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: 2X5UH3DH
4.5 x 3.25cm
Lot 291
£300 - 500
English School c.1800
Portrait miniature of an Irish army officer
watercolour on ivory, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: U4JESPSU
4.75 x 3.75cm
Lot 292
Thomas Beach (British, 1738-1806)
Portrait of George Templer of Shapwick
oil on canvas
signed and dated 1799
75 x 62cm
£400 - 600
£1000 - 1500
Lot 293
Late 17th century English School
Full length portrait of a child standing beneath
a canopy with a dog at their feet and holding an
elaborate hat
oil on canvas
111 x 85cm
Lot 294
English School c.1760
Portrait of a lady
oil on canvas
72 x 59cm
Lot 295
17th century Flemish School
Portrait of a young man
oil on canvas
75 x 62cm
£600 - 900
£400 - 600
£800 - 1200
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299
Lot 296
Manner of Melchior d’Hondecoeter (Dutch, c.1636-
1695)
A cockerel, chickens and chicks in a farmyard
oil on canvas
70 x 86cm
Lot 297
£2000 - 3000
18th century English School
Portrait of a woman holding an Old Master drawing
oil on canvas
74 x 61cm
Lot 298
18th century Italian School
Venus sleeping in an Italianate landscape with
attendants
oil on canvas
54 x 71cm
£600 - 800
£500 - 800
Lot 299
Early 16th century French School
‘The Apostles drinking from the Fountain of Life’
illuminated leaf watercolour and gold leaf on vellum,
c.1500
21 x 11cm.
Lot 300
After Francois Boucher (French, 1703-1770)
coloured chalks
‘Les Amorini’
bears signature and dated 1754, 22.5 x 28cm
300
£600 - 900
£400 - 600
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301
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Lot 301
Follower of Joseph Mallord William
Turner (British, 1775-1851)
View of Venice from the Canale di San
Marco with the Campanile and Domes of
San Marco in the Distance
watercolour
possibly from a sketchbook and bearing a
signature
24 x 30cm
£400 - 600
Lot 302
Follower of Charles Brooking (British,
c.1723-1759)
Shipping off the coast with a frigate
flying a blue flag, hulks and other sailing
ships,
oil on canvas
50 x 60cm
£1200 - 1800
304
Lot 303
Follower of Jean-Honoré Fragonard
(French, 1732-1806)
Fête champêtre
oil on canvas
34 x 41cm
£1500 - 2000
Lot 304
Circle of Hugh Douglas Hamilton (British,
c.1740-1808)
Portrait of a young lady, head and
shoulders, seated on a chaise longue
wearing a white dress with blue sash
oil on canvas
61 x 50.5cm, unframed
£600 - 900
303
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Lot 305
After Jean-Baptiste Greuze (French, 1725-
1805)
Portrait of a young lady, ‘Gabrielle’
oil on canvas
74 x 60cm
£1200 - 1800
Lot 306
Ferdinand de Braekeleer (Belgian, 1828-
1857)
Flemish market scene
oil on panel
signed
39 x 30.5cm
£500 - 800
305
Lot 307
William Leighton Leitch RI (British, 1804-
1883)
Lake Maggiore, Northern Italy, 1866
watercolour
signed and dated 1866,
Exhibited Institute of Painters in Watercolours
(later RI) 1866 (No.58 - sold for £80)
Thomas Agnew & Sons 1975-6 (No.195)
58 x 92cm
£700 - 1000
Lot 308
Antonio Ermolao Paoletti (Italian, 1834-
1912)
A romantic tryst in an elegant drawing
room
oil on panel
signed
38 x 48cm
Provenance: Anderson Galleries, Chicago,
with fragments of an original inscribed label
verso
£600 - 800
306
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312
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Lot 309
Henry Perlee Parker (British, 1795-1873)
The smuggler at home after a successful cruise
oil on canvas
60 x 50cm
Lot 310
John Linnell (British, 1792-1882)
‘Returning Home’
oil on canvas
signed and dated 1860
30 x 40cm
Lot 311
£500 - 800
£700 - 900
Major General Charles Becher Young RE (1816-1892)
‘The Crossing of the Ghumbal’, 1843’
ink and watercolour
initialled
30.5 x 47cm
Lot 312
James Francis Danby (British, 1816-1875)
Boatmen along the Aegean coast at sunset
oil on canvas
signed and dated ‘68
45 x 75cm
£800 - 1200
£800 - 1200
309
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Lot 313
Mid 19th century English School
Portrait of two children seated with their King Charles
Spaniels
oil on canvas
91 x 74cm
£600 - 800
Lot 314
Edwin Roberts (British, 1840-1917)
‘Bubbles’ and ‘The Finishing Touch’
pair of oils on canvas
signed and titled verso
35 x 30cm
£800 - 1200
313
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315
Lot 315
Henry Campotosto (Belgian, 1833-1910)
Young girls in summer and winter
pair of oils on wooden panels
signed
38 x 26cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 316
Frederick Weekes (British, fl.1854-1893)
‘The Haunted Glen, the Intruder’
oil on board
signed verso
18.5 x 49cm
316
£800 - 1200
113

317
Lot 317
Julius Olsson RA, RBA, PROI, RWA, NEAC (British
1864-1942)
‘Sunset off the Cornish coast’
oil on canvas
signed with label remnant verso
60 x 74cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 318
Robert Anning Bell RA RWS (British, 1863-1933)
‘The Watcher’
colour chalks on paper
signed
40 x 17cm
£400 - 600
Lot 319
Lord Frederic Leighton, P.R.A. (British, 1830-1896)
Studies for Romola
pencil and white chalk on light grey paper
sold together with Eliot, G. Romola, 1880, numbered 527
from the edition of 1000 (2 vols)
24 x 40.5cm
Provenance: Ex Handley-Read Collection, Fine Art
Society Catalogue 69 (as Shannon)
£1000 - 1500
Lot 320
Lord Frederic Leighton, P.R.A. (British, 1830-1896)
Studies for Music (a Frieze) for No. 1 Audley Street
black and white chalk on sepia paper
label verso for Abbott & Holder
26 x 34.5cm
Lot 321
318
£1200 - 1800
Lord Frederic Leighton, P.R.A. (British, 1830-1896)
Study for the Wise and Foolish Angels, Lyndhurst
Church, drapery for figure lower right
black and white chalk on light grey paper
Royal Academy Exhibition label verso
25 x 42cm
£700 - 1000
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320
321
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Lot 322
Herbert St. John Jones (fl.1905-1923)
Horse portraits of St Benet and Rydal
Head, painted from life
pair of oils on canvas
signed and extensively inscribed verso
and dated 1908
41 x 51cm. Sold with a copy of Finch
Mason - Heroes and Heroines of the
Grand National, 1907 and a mounted
hoof of St Benet, dated 1911
£800 - 1200
323
Lot 323
Robert Friedrich Karl Scholtz
(German, 1877-1918)
Extensive Eastern European
landscape with church steeple
oil on canvas
signed
109 x 146cm
£500 - 800
Lot 324
James Baker Pyne (1800-1870) and
Thomas Sidney Cooper CVO RA
(1803-1902)
‘Tullina Mill at Penmacho, North
Wales’
oil on canvas
signed, JB Pyne and dated (18)40
54.5 x 72cm
£1200 - 1800
324
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Lot 325
Early 19th Century Indian School
Noblemen and young women fetching water
ink and watercolour on paper
inscribed
31 x 25cm
£1000 - 1500
326
Lot 326
19th Century Indian School
A prince meeting an ascetic, seated in a landscape
with a menagerie of animals
ink and watercolour on paper
29 x 18.5cm
£1000 - 1500
Lot 327
Early 19th Century Indian School
Shah Jahan and Prince Dara Shikoh on horseback
speaking to his Grand vezier Jafar Khan
watercolour with gilding on paper
inscribed
22 x 15cm
£1000 - 1500
327
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329
Lot 328
James Moore (Exh.1880-1883)
Gulls flying above breaking waves
oil on canvas
signed and dated ‘79
43 x 88cm
£1000 - 1500
331
Lot 329
Oliver Clare (British, 1853-1927)
Still life of grapes, white currants, raspberries and
plums
oil on canvas
signed
30 x 22cm
£300 - 500
118

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Lot 330
Harry Sutton Palmer RBA, RI. (British,
1854-1933)
‘Killin, Head of Loch Tay’
watercolour
signed
35 x 52cm
Lot 331
William Mellor (British, 1851-1931)
River Wharf near Bolton Woods,
Yorkshire
oil on canvas
signed
60 x 44cm
Lot 332
£400 - 600
£500 - 800
Charles John de Lacy (British, 1856-
1936)
‘Off to the Cape - A Donald Curree
Steamer going down Blackwall Reach’
oil on canvas
signed and extensively inscribed verso
60 x 106cm
Lot 333
Thomas Lucop (British, 1834-1911)
Shipping on a calm sea
oil on board
signed and dated ‘90
29 x 43cm
£400 - 600
£500 - 700
333
330
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335
336
Lot 334
Circle of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864-
1901)
Gentleman wearing a top hat
black chalk
21.5 x 15 cm.
Lot 335
Lewis Baumer (British, 1870-1963)
Portrait of the ballet dancer, Elizabeth Caterina
Geltzer, London 1910
conté crayon and chalk on light grey paper
signed, label verso
30 x 25cm
£400 - 600
£300 - 500
Lot 336
Frederick John Widgery (British, 1861-1942)
‘Town Beach, Newquay’ and ‘Cornish beach scene’
pair of gouaches on paper
signed and titled
59 x 90cm
£1200 - 1600
120

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Lot 337
Charles Maurech
Street scene at night
oil on board
signed, with presentation inscription
37 x 45cm
Lot 338
§ Samuel John Lamorna Birch (British,
1869–1955)
‘The Pond, Abney Hall, Cheshire’
oil on board
signed
25 x 19.5cm
Lot 339
£400 - 600
£1200 - 1800
James Ferrier Pryde (Scottish, 1866-1941)
‘The Bed’
gouache on paper
signed
14 x 10cm
Provenance: Ex Peter Nahum Gallery
£1000 - 1500
339
337
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341
343
122

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Lot 340
Edward Reginald Frampton ROI (British,
1873-1923)
Mountain landscape
tempera
signed, 25 x 35cm
Lot 341
£1200 - 1800
Pavel Tchelitchew (Russian,1898–1957)
Seated female figure
ink and wash on paper
inscribed verso with atelier mark, 27 x 21cm
Lot 342
£500 - 800
Konstantin Alekseevic Korovin (Russian,
1861-1939)
Fireworks over Paris 1907
oil on card
signed and dated Paris 1907, 19 x 27cm
344
Lot 343
Margaret Fisher Prout (1875-1963)
Portrait of Ursula Moreton OBE FRAO,
picnickers in a landscape verso
oil on board
signed, 50 x 37cm
£600 - 800 Lot 344
£300 - 400
Eduard Ameseder (Austrian, 1856-1938)
‘Steirischer Bauernhof c.1913’
oil on canvas
signed
44 x 58cm
£800 - 1200
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Lot 345
§ Walter Ernest Webster (British, 1878-1959)
Reclining nude
oil on canvas
with artist stamp verso and signed by the artist’s wife S B
Pearce verso, 30 x 40cm
Lot 346
£1000 - 1500
Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson A.R.A. (British,
1889-1946)
Farm in a landscape
oil on wooden panel
signed, 30 x 40cm
Lot 347
£2000 - 3000
§ Henry Lamb R.A. (British, 1883-1960)
Geraniums and Antirrhinums
oil on board
signed, 1929 Leicester Galleries Exhibition label, a sketch
of figures taking tea verso, 43 x 32cm
Lot 348
Roger Fry N.E.A.C. (British, 1866-1934)
‘The Downs near Guildford’
oil on wooden panel
signed, 40 x 52cm
£1500 - 2000
£2500 - 3000
345
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348
125

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351
Lot 349
§ Antoine Blanchard (French, 1910-1988)
‘Rue Tronchet’
oil on canvas
signed
46 x 55cm
£3000 - 5000
Lot 350
§ Sir William Russell Flint (British, 1880-1969)
‘Lavoir, La Bastide’
watercolour
signed and dated May 1966 - November 1967 on the
reverse
51 x 68cm
Lot 351
Gwen John (British, 1876-1939)
Houses at Meudon
gouache on paper
signed with Estate stamp
5.5 x 7cm
Lot 352
§ Bertram Nicholls (British, 1883-1974)
‘The Palace of the Seven Ah’s’
watercolour on paper
signed and dated 1936
37 x 55cm
£6000 - 8000
£600 - 800
£500 - 800
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352
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353
357
Lot 353
Pieter Irwin Brown (Dutch/Irish, 1903-1988)
‘Wales’
lithograph
signed in the plate and dated 1932, 63 x 45cm
Lot 354
Edward Louis Lawrenson (British, 1868-1940)
Gypsy cart under moonlight
aquatint
signed in pencil and inscribed no.12, 27 x 37cm
Lot 355
Walter Ernest Spradbery (British, 1889-1969)
‘Boxhill by Motor Bus’
original gouache for London Transport poster
signed, 49 x 45cm
Lot 356
Louis Icart (1888-1950)
‘Leda and the swan’
drypoint etching with hand colouring,1934
signed in pencil, 55 x 81cm
Lot 357
£500 - 800
£400 - 600
£400 - 600
£2500 - 3000
§ Sir William Russell Flint P.R.A., P.R.W.S., R.S.W.,
R.O.I., R.E. (Scottish, 1880-1969)
‘A Merry Company’
watercolour
signed and dated 1912, 24 x 22.5cm
£2000 - 3000
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354
129

Lot 358
§ Norman Wilkinson CBE (British,
1878-1971)
‘Las Palmas and the Canary Islands’
watercolour
signed
33 x 50.5cm
£600 - 800
358
Lot 359
§ Norman Wilkinson CBE (British,
1878-1971)
‘Dover’
watercolour
signed
33 x 51cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 360
Mária Szánthó (Hungarian, 1898-
1998)
Portrait of Lilianna Bazelli
oil on canvas
signed
78 x 59cm
£2500 - 3500
359
362
130

Lot 361
§ Edward Brian Seago R.B.A., R.W.S. (1910-1974)
‘The Old House, Athens’
watercolour
signed in pencil, Colnaghi & Son label verso
36.5 x 27.5cm
£1500 - 2000
Lot 362
§ Dame Laura Knight DBE RA RWS (British, 1877-
1970)
Sketch of Checetti, Diaghilev Ballet in England at
The Sainsbury Centre
black chalk and watercolour on paper
signed, 24 x 36cm
£300 - 500
360
361
131

Lot 363
§ Oliver Messel (British, 1904-1978)
Portrait of a black man in military uniform
oil on board
53 x 39cm
Lot 364
§ Oliver Messel (British, 1904-1978)
‘The Count, Dressing Gown’
pencil and watercolour on paper
signed in pencil
45 x 32cm
£3000 - 5000
£500 - 800
132

Lot 365
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
‘Saint-Pol de Vence near Nice, French
Riviera’
oil on canvas
signed
44 x 64cm
£600 - 800
Lot 366
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
Figures beneath arches, South of
France
oil on canvas
signed
43 x 58cm, unframed
£500 - 700
Lot 367
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
Mediterranean archway
oil on canvas
signed
43 x 58cm, unframed
£500 - 700SIL
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Lot 368
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
Café in arches, South of France
oil on canvas
signed
43 x 58cm
£500 - 700
368
Lot 369
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
‘Along the Spanish Coast near Marbella
on the Costa Brava’
oil on canvas
signed
35 x 71cm
£1200 - 1800
Lot 370
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
‘Mediterranean coast at night’
oil on canvas
signed
42 x 57cm
£800 - 1200
370
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Lot 371
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)
‘Cap Ferrat near Nice, South France’
oil on canvas
signed
65 x 45cm
£1000 - 1500
Lot 372
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)
‘By the Hotel Gritti, Off Place Masco, Venice’
oil on canvas
signed and titled verso, 36 x 71cm
£1000 - 1500
371
Lot 373
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)
‘Bruges, near Brussels, Belgium’
oil on canvas
signed, titled verso, 35 x 70cm
£800 - 1200
372
373
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375
376
Lot 374
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-
1993)
‘Dawn Fishermen of French coast at St Tropez,
French Riviera’
oil on canvas
signed
25 x 35cm
Lot 375
£400 - 600
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-
1993)
‘Near the Flower Market, Cannes, S of France’
oil on canvas
signed
25 x 35cm
Lot 376
£500 - 800
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-
1993)
‘Dawn Fishermen off French coast, near St
Tropez’
oil on canvas
signed and titled verso
25 x 35cm
Lot 377
£300 - 500
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-
1993)
‘Town Square in the South of France’
oil on canvas
signed
35 x 71cm
Lot 378
£600 - 800
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-
1993)
‘Fishing boats in the South of France’
oil on canvas
signed
35 x 71cm
Lot 379
£700 - 1000
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-
1993)
‘Ponte Travaso near Place Masco Venice’
oil on canvas
signed and titled verso
44 x 65cm
£1200 - 1800
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379
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Lot 380
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)
‘Porto Fino’
oil on canvas
signed
44 x 65cm
£1000 - 1500
Lot 381
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British, 1906-1993)
‘Off the Grand Canal, near Place Masco, Venice,
Italy’
oil on canvas
signed
60 x 49cm
£1200 - 1800
138

Lot 382
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
‘Villefranche’
oil on canvas
signed and inscribed verso
42 x 57cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 383
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
‘Villefranche near Nice and Cannes,
French Riviera’
oil on canvas
signed
25 x 35cm
£400 - 600
Lot 384
§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly-John (British,
1906-1993)
‘St Tropez, Riviera about 7.30’
oil on canvas
signed
46 x 61cm
£800 - 1200
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385
388
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Lot 385
§ Eliot Hodgkin (British, 1905-1987)
‘Tulips’
oil on board
signed and dated May ‘61
43 x 21 cm
Lot 386
£4000 - 6000
Stephen Thomas Ward (British, 1912-1963)
Portrait of ‘Baron’, a high society photographer
charcoal and chalk
signed and dated 1952
56 x 39cm
Lot 387
£600 - 900
§ Robert Doisneau (French, 1912-1994)
Un Regard Oblique, 1948
gelatin silver print on photo paper
copy from an edition of unknown number, signed lower
right
24 x 29.5 cm
£1500 - 2000
Lot 388
§ Robert Doisneau (French, 1912-1994)
Les Frères, 1934
gelatin silver print on photo paper
printed later, signed in ink in the margin
29.5 x 26.5cm
Lot 389
Alvaro Guevara (Chilean, 1894-1951)
‘Maruja, 1943’
encaustic on paper
Colnaghi Exhibition label verso dated 1974-75
49.5 x 34.5cm
£1500 - 2000
£1000 - 1500
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394
391
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Lot 390
James Stroudley (British, 1906-1985)
Portrait of a woman wearing a red coat
oil on canvas
92 x 71cm, unframed
Lot 391
Konstantin Razumov (Russian, b.1974)
Classical beauties reading books
oil on canvas
signed and inscribed verso, 56 x 73cm
Lot 392
£600 - 800
£700 - 900
Yuri Vladimirovich Matushevsky (Russian, 1930-1999)
Dhakas in summer
oil and gouache on card
signed and dated ‘98, 54 x 68.5cm
Lot 393
§ Basil Jonzen (British, 1913-1967)
Still life of Magnolia blossom in a glass vase
oil on canvas
signed and dated ‘36, 51 x 40.5cm
Lot 394
§ Marian Kratochwil (Polish, 1906-1997)
Seated female nude
oil on canvas
c.1955, inscribed verso, 56 x 46cm
£500 - 800
£400 - 600
£600 - 800
392
393
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Lot 395
§ David Shepherd O.B.E. (British,
1931-2017)
‘Rainy afternoon’
oil on canvas
signed
25 x 36cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 396
William Robert Davis (American,
b.1952)
‘Yacht America’
oil on panel
signed
19 x 29.5cm
£1000 - 1500
Lot 397
§ Marcus Ford (British, 1914-
1989)
Pin Mill, Suffolk
oil on canvas
signed
61 x 91cm
£400 - 600
144

Lot 398
§ Pierre de Clausades (French,
1910–1976)
Coastal landscape
oil on canvas
signed
60 x 90cm
£1000 - 1500
Lot 399
§ Pierre de Clausades (French,
1910–1976)
River landscape with poplar
trees
oil on canvas
signed
45 x 54cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 400
§ Antony Sheath (British, b.1946)
‘Picnic on the hill’
oil on canvas
signed
39 x 49cm
£700 - 1000

401
402
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Lot 401
§ James Beattie Michie (1891-1960)
Mediterranean viewed from a balcony
oil on board
signed
51 x 60cm
Lot 402
§ Doris Clare Zinkeisen (Scottish, 1898-1991)
Ladies in a carriage passing a racecourse
oil on canvas
signed
50 x 75cm
Lot 403
Roland Batchelor RWS, (British 1889-1990)
Views of Switzerland, Belgium and Richmond
numerous ink sketches and watercolour studies
contained within seventeen sketch books
inscribed and dated c.1957-67
largest 18 x 25cm
£1000 - 1500
£600 - 800
£800 - 1200
Lot 404
§ Marcel Dyf (French, 1899-1985)
‘Le Potager au Ruault’
oil on canvas
signed
60 x 73cm
403
404
£5000 - 8000
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406
407
Lot 405
Kenneth Bone (British, 20th C.)
‘The Intruder’
oil on canvas
signed and dated ‘86
76 x 102cm
Lot 406
£500 - 800
§ Gwilym Prichard (Welsh, 1931-2015)
‘Brittany - Summer’
oil on canvas
signed, with artist inscription verso
44 x 53cm
Lot 407
§ Joan Miro (Spanish, 1893-1983)
‘La Rana’ (The Frog)
colour lithograph
signed in pencil, number 43 of 80
19 x 20cm
Lot 408
£600 - 800
£800 - 1200
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
‘Mother Lily in Blue Hat’
oil on canvas
signed, inscribed verso with title, date and
NFS, later inscription with price 85gns
74 x 57cm
Lot 409
£200 - 400
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989) after Matisse
Female nude
oil on board
signed and dated ‘70
49 x 39cm
Lot 410
£300 - 500
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
River landscape
oil on board
29 x 39cm
Lot 411
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
‘Welsh nude’
oil on canvas
signed and dated ’77, inscribed verso with
price 52gns
45 x 35cm
£300 - 500
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410
409
411
413
Lot 412
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
Horse at Haydock Park
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
94gns
40 x 60cm
Lot 413
412
£400 - 600
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Old Wigan Woman’
oil on board
signed and dated ‘71, titled verso and
price 62gns
44 x 34cm
£200 - 300
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415
422
Lot 414
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917-1989)
‘Rain Reflections, Wigan Shawl’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
62gns
29 x 38cm
Lot 415
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
‘Bechers Brook’
oil on canvas
signed and titled verso, with price
98gns
40 x 60cm
£500 - 800
Lot 416
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
‘The Crucifix’
oil on card
signed and dated ‘71, titled verso
49 x 39cm
Lot 417
417
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917-1989)
‘Epping Forest’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
93gns, 34 x 44cm
£200 - 300
Lot 418
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
‘Man in Cap’
oil on board
signed and dated ‘69, titled verso with
price 81gns, 49 x 39cm
Lot 419
£300 - 500
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
‘Marigolds’
oil on board
signed and dated ‘Patricia 77’ and titled
verso with price 39gns
34 x 24cm
Lot 420
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917-1989)
‘Miner Wigan’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, 44 x 34cm
£200 - 300
150

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Lot 421
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917-1989)
‘Yashmak Woman’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
42gns, 39 x 28cm
Lot 422
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917-1989)
‘Red Rum’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
139gns
39 x 59cm
Lot 423
£500 - 800
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
Portrait of a gentleman
oil on canvas
91 x 61cm and a colour print, The
Lancashire Mine, 42 x 61cm
420
421
Lot 424
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood (British,
1917- 1989)
‘The Tahitian’
oil on board
signed and dated ‘75, titled verso with
price 84gns
40 x 30cm
£300 - 400
423
424
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426
432
427
428
431
429
Lot 425
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Shawled gray woman’
oil on panel
signed and titled verso
44 x 34cm
£200 - 300
Lot 426
430
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Pit Brow Lass’
oil on board
signed in pencil
39 x 29.5cm
£200 - 300
Lot 427
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Light Miner’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
41gns
39 x 28cm
£300 - 500
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Lot 428
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
Head of a woman
oil on board, 39 x 29cm
Lot 429
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Rain Wigan’
oil on board
signed and dated ‘72, inscribed verso
with title and price 51gns, 25 x 35cm
Lot 430
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘People at lake’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
£85
24 x 34.5cm
£200 - 300
Lot 431
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917-1989)
‘Sky over Abergavenny’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, 39 x 49cm
Lot 432
£300 - 500
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Ghost Sky / Wigan Natives’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
179gns, 49 x 60cm
Lot 433
435 436
£400 - 600
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘You are naughty but I like you /
Thatcher Kissinger’
oil on board
signed, dated ‘75 verso, 44 x 59cm
£300 - 400
Lot 434
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Balluta Bay / Malta’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
76gns, 39 x 49cm
Lot 435
£300 - 500
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Rain People’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, 29 x 34cm
Lot 436
£200 - 300
James Lawrence Isherwood
(British, 1917- 1989)
‘Cap Man, Shawl Woman’
oil on board
signed and titled verso, with price
172gns, 44 x 59cm
£300 - 500
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438
Lot 437
§ Robert Lenkiewicz (British, 1941-2002)
King Ryder - Project 1 Vagrancy
oil on fabric
extensively inscribed verso including the line ‘No
more cider for old Les Ryder’
174 x 142cm
Lot 438
£8000 - 12000
Edward Brian Seago R.B.A, R.S.W.A (British,
1910-1974)
Norfolk landscape with sail barge
ink and watercolour on paper
signed
26 x 40cm
Lot 439
£1000 - 1500
David Cobb (British, 1921-2014)
Sea King Helicopters and Warships, Falklands
oil on board
signed
29 x 39cm
Lot 440
£300 - 500
Martin Bradley (British, 1931-)
‘Flag’
mixed media
initialled and dated ‘58, with Waddington Galleries
label verso, 41 x 91cm, unframed
£600 - 800
439
440
155

Lot 441
§ Sir Terry Frost, R.A. (British, 1915-2003)
‘Two Loves for Tredavoe, 1999’ (Kemp 200)
woodcut printed in colours, 1999
signed in pencil and dated ‘99, numbered 99/225
77 x 46cm
Lot 442
§ Sir Terry Frost, R.A. (British, 1915-2003)
‘Orange and Blue Space 1998’ (Kemp 182)
screenprint in colours
signed in pencil. 49/150
48 x 48.5cm
Lot 443
John Hoyland RA (British, 1934-2011)
‘Fly Away’ 1981
etching with aquatint and carborundum
signed in pencil and dated ‘81, numbered 32/60
visible sheet 63 x 73cm
Lot 444
§ Sir Terry Frost, R.A. (1915-2003)
Lemon, Green and Black, 2002
etching and aquatint on heavy wove paper
signed in pencil, 33/75, (Kemp 230)
38 x 39.5cm
Lot 445
§ Hilary Dymond (British, b.1953)
Open landscape
oil on canvas
signed verso and dated 1996
152 x 152cm
Lot 446
§ Richard MacDonald (British, 1946-)
artist’s proof lithograph
‘Joie de Vivre’
signed, inscribed and titled in pencil, no.9 of 25
66 x 55cm
Lot 447
§ Sir Terry Frost R.A. (British, 1915-2003)
No. 6 Trewellard Suns
lithograph
signed in pencil and dated ‘90, 16/40
64 x 64cm
£500 - 700
£500 - 700
£300 - 500
£700 - 900
£500 - 800
£700 - 1000
£600 - 800
443
444
447
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442
446
445
157

Lot 448
§ Victor Pasmore (British, 1908-1998)
‘Senza Titulo III, 1989’
etching and aquatint on copper plate printed
in five colours on Fabriano paper
signed in pencil and dated ‘89, numbered
5/90, 56 x 95cm
Lot 449
£1500 - 2000
§ Fred Cuming R.A. (1930-2022)
Landscape with lamp post
oil on board
signed, with a copy of the Exhibition
catalogue; Kent County Council Education
Committee Arts Centre Exhibition ‘Ben
Nicholson, Fred Cuming, David Holt’, May -
June 1974 no.78, ‘Landscape, Evening’
35 x 30cm
Lot 450
£600 - 800
§ Geoff Hunt PPRSMA (British, 1948-2008)
Royal Naval aircraft carrier at sea
oil on canvas board
signed and dated 1984, 44 x 44cm
Lot 451
£600 - 800
§ Kenneth Webb, RWA, FRSA, RUA, (b.
1927)
Spanish street scene
oil on board
signed and dated ‘59, 49 x 39cm
Lot 452
£2000 - 3000
Chen Liang Jie (Chinese, b.1971)
‘Whispers’
oil on canvas
signed verso and dated 1999, 90 x 150cm,
Lot 453
£2000 - 3000
§ Victor Pasmore (1908-1998)
Composite Image: Orange and Pink
(Lynton G28)
screenprint in colours, 1984
signed in pencil and dated 84, numbered XIX/
XX, from the artist’s proof edition of 20, with a
further edition of 70, sheet 61 x 74.5cm
Lot 454
§ Fred Yates (British, 1922-2008)
Figures on a woodland path
oil on canvas
signed,
89 x 69cm
£800 - 1200
£1000 - 1500
448
453
452
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454
450
449
159

Lot 455
§ Adam Birtwistle (British, 1959-)
Portrait of Peter Blake
pencil and gouache
75 x 75cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 456
§ Adam Birtwistle (British,1959-)
Portrait of David Hockney
pencil and watercolour
monogrammed and dated ‘01
67 x 50.5cm
£800 - 1200
Lot 457
§ Harold Mockford (British, 1932-)
‘Motcombe Park (Eastbourne)’
oil on board
signed verso and dated 9/74 and inscribed with
the title and artist’s address
90 x 121cm
£2000 - 3000
455
Lot 458
§ Damien Hirst (British, b.1965)
Send off in the order of time, no.443, The
Currency, 2016
unique enamel on handmade paper from an
original edition of 10,000, with 5,149 remaining
signed, numbered titled and dated 2016 verso
with hologram, housed in the original box and
delivery packaging
21.5 x 30cm
£7000 - 10000
456
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457
161

Lot 459
§ Robert Kelsey (Scottish, b.1949)
‘Sunny beach - Iona’
oil on canvas
signed
60 x 70cm
£1000 - 1500
162

SILVER & VERTU
At approx. 2.00pm.
460 - 527
517
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460
Lot 460
A late 18th century German embossed parcel gilt
silver beaker, maker SBF, decorated with putti amid
scrolls, Nurnberg?, circa 1790, 91mm, 110 grams.
Lot 461
£150 - 250
A large George III silver tankard, by George Smith II
and Thomas Hayter, with later? engraved monogram,
domed cover, pierced thumbpiece and banded girdle,
London, 1791, height 21.1cm, 32.6oz.
Lot 462
£1500 - 2000
A George III silver oval teapot, by Hester Bateman,
with beaded base, engraved armorial and wooden
handle, London, 1782, height 12.9cm, 13.1oz.
£200 - 300
461
461
462
462
164

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465
464
464
Lot 463
A late 18th century Russian silver samovar, with ivory
spigot, master possibly Alexander Yarshinov?, with
two ring handles, engraved crest and applied swag and
ribbon decoration, on square base, St. Petersburg, 1798,
Registration of an ivory item Submission reference:
BYSC7XM8 height 29.5cm, gross weight 32.4oz.
Lot 464
£300 - 500
A George III silver wine funnel, by Hester Bateman,
with reeded collars and shaped thumbpiece, London,
1790, 11.4cm, 1.9oz (a.f.).
Lot 465
£150 - 200
A George III silver Argyle, by Henry Chawner, of
pedestal vase form, with ball finial and engraved crest,
London, 1793, height 18.3cm, gross weight 11.7oz.
£500 - 700
165

Lot 466
A George III oval tea caddy, by Henry Chawner, of
bats wing oval shape, with carved stained ivory pineapple
finial, London, 1791, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: J9HQQ9QH length 14.7cm,
11.8oz, no key.
£700 - 1000
470
471
467
Lot 467
A George III silver pedestal coffee pot, by John Emes,
of vase form, with vase finial and reeded borders, London,
1798, height 28.2cm, gross weight 24.3oz.
Lot 468
£400 - 600
A pair of George III silver waiters, by Crouch &
Hannam, with later engraved Royal presentation
inscription and crest, ‘To Kenneth de Courcy on the
occasion of his marriage August 1st 1950, from The
Duke & Duchess of Windsor’, on three swept feet,
London, 1788, 23cm, 25.5oz.
£1000 - 2000
166

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Lot 469
A George V silver waiter, by Charles Stuart Harris &
Sons, with engraved Royal presentation inscription,
‘ From Aunt Toria, Aunt Maud & Uncle Charles,
28.6.19’, on three scroll feet, London, 1919, 20.7cm,
10.8oz.
Lot 470
£250 - 350
A George III silver tankard, maker I.D, with scroll
thumbpiece and banded girdle, the handle with engraved
initials, London, 1771, height 19.1cm, 23.7oz.
Lot 471
£600 - 800
An 18th century French silver vase shaped claret jug,
decorated with paterae and swags, on tripod supports
with mask terminals and hoof feet, 31.5cm, 31.4oz.
£400 - 600
466
468
167

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Lot 472
A George III silver shaped rectangular tureen, cover
and handle, the base hallmarked for London, 1805,
maker’s mark rubbed, the cover and handle hallmarked
for Emes & Barnard, London, 1826, 28.8cm, 60.9oz.
Lot 473
£800 - 1200
A harlequin Victorian/George III silver fiddle and
thread pattern part canteen of cutlery, with engraved
crest, comprising twelve dessert spoons, table forks and
dessert forks, eight teaspoons and five table spoons,
various dates and makers, 81.oz and one plated dessert
spoon.
Lot 474
£1000 - 1500
A pair of George IV silver mounted wine coasters by
John Walton?, with gadrooned and scroll borders, turned
wooden bases with silver boss and engraved crest,
Newcastle, 1827, diameter 16.3cm.
£200 - 300
473
474
168

Lot 475
A William IV oval silver meat dish by William
Kerr Reid, with reeded foliate border and engraved
armorial, London, 1831, length 40.2cm, 48.5oz.
Lot 476
£500 - 800
An early Victorian silver canteen of Kings
pattern cutlery, by William Bateman, comprising
seventy four items, in fitted mahogany canteen,
London, 1839, 198.6oz.
£3000 - 4000
475
476
Lot 477
A George IV four piece demi fluted silver tea and
coffee service, by Joseph Angell I, comprising of a
teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, of rounded
rectangular form, with ivory insulators, on splayed foliate
feet, London, 1825, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: 21PDZA3C gross weight
74.3oz, with original purchase receipt and catalogue.
£1000 - 1500
477
169

Lot 479
A pair of early 19th century Portuguese silver
candlesticks, with engraved decoration, waisted
knopped stems, on square bases and claw and ball
feet, 1803-1813 Lisbon marks, indistinct maker’s
mark, 22cm, 24.3oz.
£400 - 600
478
479
Lot 478
A 19th century ornate French pierced silver two
handled urn shaped vase and cover, with peacock finial
and dolphin and leaf decoration, on square base with
winged paw feet, lacking glass liner?, 1819-1838 mark,
overall height 28.7cm, 21.3oz.
£250 - 350
482
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Lot 480
A cased Victorian silver chatelaine by Henry William
Dee, London, 1874, comprising a mirror, French silver
globular compact, rotating silver cased globe watch,
mounted leather notebook and scent bottle with different
maker’s mark, overall length 41cm, in fitted leather case.
Lot 481
£200 - 300
A Victorian silver three piece coffee set, comprising
pot, cream and sugar bowl, by Walter Morrisse, of
pear form, with engraved decoration London, 1856,
Registration of an ivory item Submission reference:
4RF539KU gross 59oz.
Lot 482
£600 - 800
A Victorian silver pedestal four piece tea and coffee
service by Robert Harper, of panelled baluster form
and engraved with scrolls and crest, the tea and coffee
pot finials modelled as a seated Indian of Chinese
gentleman, London, 1859, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: AUPKGLUS/HVM5BTTY
coffee pot height 27.9cm, gross weight 82.7oz.
£1000 - 1500
481
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Lot 483
An early Victorian pierced silver sugar vase and
cover, by Robinson, Edkins & Aston, with cranberry
glass liner, ‘petal’ border and pierced scroll and fruiting
vine decoration, the cover with fruiting vine finial,
Birmingham, 1846, height 23.3cm, 19oz.
Lot 484
£400 - 600
A Victorian silver smoker’s compendium by Walter
Thornhill, with multiple cigar cutter, taper, various
recesses and hinged compartment, London, 1884, length
23cm, gross weight 33.9oz.
£300 - 500
483
488
Lot 485
A Victorian embossed silver mounted engraved
glass claret jug, the glass later, the silver,
Sheffield, 1868, by William and George Sissons,
with pierced thumbpiece, the glass body with star cut
decoration, height 25.4cm.
Lot 486
£500 - 800
A Victorian silver salver, by Josiah Williams & Co,
with beaded border and engraved foliate decoration,
on three scroll feet, 1883, 40.8cm, 58.2oz.
£700 - 1000
486
172

Lot 487
A Victorian brass mounted coromandel wood toilet
box, containing fourteen engraved silver mounted
toilet jars, by Thomas Whitehouse, London, 1865,
London, 1865, with two hinged compartments fall front
and secret drawer, with original leather carrying case, box
width 34.9cm.
£800 - 1200
485
484
Lot 488
An extensive, almost complete canteen of late 19th/
early 20th century French 950 standard silver fancy
pattern cutlery, mainly by Gustave Keller of Paris, with
monogram, comprising thirty tablespoons, fifty four table
forks, pair of sauce ladles, pair of serving spoons and pair
of serving forks, twenty four dessert forks, twenty four
sorbet? spoons, small pair of sugar tongs, small serving
shovel, spoon and fork, twenty four teaspoons, two large
serving spoons (loaded), two serving knives (loaded),
two white metal handled plated crumb scoops, forty five
dessert knives, (loaded and twenty one with steel blades
all rusted and some maker’s mark differs) and forty two
white metal handed steel table knives, weighable silver
364 oz, housed on six trays in an oak canteen, together
with two plated candle snuffer a French white metal
handled carving knife and fork, two small Christofle plated
spoons and a late 19th century Russian 84 zolotnik
spoon.
£3500 - 4500
487
173

Lot 489
A pair of early 20th century French 950 standard
silver mounted glass claret jugs, by Risler &
Carre, with shell and swag decoration, height
24.3cm.
Lot 490
£300 - 500
An Edwardian Scottish repousse silver three
piece tea set, by Robert Scott, of inverted pear
form and decorated with scrolls, Glasgow, 1902,
Registration of an ivory item Submission
reference: VBZ7A2HY gross weight 40.7oz.
£400 - 600
489
490
Lot 491
An unusual large late Victorian silver mounted glass
combination scent bottle and vinaigrette, by Drew
& Sons, the pierced mount decorated with floral scrolls,
on terminal with screw cup, the other with hinged cover,
London, 1889, 31cm.
£400 - 600
492
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Lot 492
A late Victorian silver four tea and coffee service, by Walter & John Barnard, of
oval form with spiral fluted decoration, London, 1883, Registration of an ivory item
Submission reference: LHCDTZF5/58W4E48F gross weight 57.5oz.
Lot 493
£500 - 700
A pair of Edwardian pierced silver two handled bon bon dishes, by William
Comyns, with floral scroll borders and engraved with birds in flight. London, 1904,
21.3cm, 24.1oz.
Lot 494
£300 - 500
A set of late 19th/early 20th century twelve French 950 standard silver dinner
plates by Gustave Keller, Paris, with engraved monogram and reed and leaf border,
diameter 21.8cm, 147.8oz.
£1500 - 2000
491
493
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496
Lot 495
An ornate late 19th/early 20th century Austro-
Hungarian 800 standard silver tea kettle on
stand, of pedestal cauldron shape and decorated
with applied goat masks and foliate swags, the
stand on four hoof feet, lacking burner, overall
height 39.8cm, gross weight 78.4oz.
£1400 - 1600
498
499
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Lot 496
A late 19th century Dutch silver erotic miniature
figure of a lady, on a square base with ball feet,
with rotating right arm and hinged skirt, opening to
reveal her nether regions, stamped to under side of
base, height 11.7cm, 138 grams.
Lot 497
A 20th century Indian white metal rounded
rectangular tea tray, embossed with birds amid
scrolls, 58.5cm, 81.2oz.
£300 - 400
£300 - 500
500
Lot 498
A late Victorian Dutch silver novelty vinaigrette,
modelled as a swan, import marks for Samuel
Boyce Landeck, height 4cm, 16 grams.
Lot 499
£200 - 300
A George V Arts & Crafts planished silver two
handled shallow dish, by Albert Edward Jones,
the pierced handles with Celtic knot decoration,
Birmingham, 1931, 26.5cm over handles, 8.9oz.
Lot 500
£200 - 300
An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver cased mantle
timepiece, of lyre shape, with Arabic dial and stylised
floral decoration, on ball feet, no maker’s mark,
London, 1903, height 14.5cm.
£200 - 300
495

Lot 501
An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver
pedestal bowl, inset with four Ruskin
oval cabochons, by Albert Edward Jones,
with stylised heart decoration on a planished
ground, Birmingham, 1903, diameter 15.1cm,
gross weight 11.2oz.
£400 - 600
501
Lot 502
A pair of George V Arts & Crafts silver candlesticks,
by William Hutton & Sons, with stylised faux stud work
decoration, on square bases, Sheffield, 1912, height 17.1cm,
weighted.
Lot 503
£400 - 600
A late 19th/early 20th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver
mounted cut glass two handled shallow dish, by Carl
Fabergé, with reeded border and foliate ring handles, 1896-
1908 kokoshnic mark, diameter over handles 17.5cm.
£300 - 500
502
503

504
505
Lot 504
A George V Swiss blue enamel and silver
cased miniature carriage timepiece,
import marks for Arthur George Rendell,
London, 1924, 43mm, on bun feet, in gilt
tooled leather carrying case, retailed by
Bennett.
£300 - 500
Lot 505
A George VI silver two handled cup and
cover by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, with
card cut decoration, London, 1937, 28.2cm,
60oz.
Lot 506
£800 - 1200
A large pair of George V silver cluster
column candlesticks, by William Comyns
& Sons Ltd, on broad square bases, London,
1935, height 30.6cm, 67oz.
£700 - 1000
506

Lot 507
A George V continental silver and blue guilloche
enamel miniature timepiece, retailed by Asprey,
with Roman dial, on bracket feet, import marks for
Charles William Guignard, London, 1914, height
67mm.
£600 - 800
507
512
508
Lot 508
A George V silver two handled cup and cover by Sebastian
Garrard, of vase form, with beaded loop handles, London, 1910,
43.5cm, 44.9oz, on ebonised socle.
£700 - 1000

Lot 511
A George V square silver salver, by Atkin Brothers, with
reeded border and canted corners with shell decoration, on four
splayed feet, Sheffield, 1932, 25.2cm, 24.3 grams.
Lot 512
£250 - 350
A large George V Britannia standard silver tea kettle on two
handled stand, with burner, by Charles & Richard Comyns, of
bulbous form, with turned wooden handles, the stand with three
scroll legs, on shaped pad feet, London, 1922, overall height
30.8cm, gross weight 112oz.
£1000 - 1500
510
Lot 509
A 20th century Portuguese Art Deco three piece 833 standard
silver tea set with two handled tea tray, of inswept panel form,
gross 110.5oz.
Lot 510
£1000 - 1500
A George V shaped circular silver salver by Viners Ltd, with
wavy border and engraved initials, on three scroll feet, Sheffield,
1934, 36.3cm, 36.3oz.
£300 - 500
511
509

513
Lot 513
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese Export silver
rose bowl, embossed with character marks, dragons
and birds amongst bamboo, makers mark LG?, with
later English import mark and engraved signature, on
four stump feet with applied foliate swags, diameter
22.6cm, 29.1oz.
Lot 514
£800 - 1200
A late 19th century Chinese Export double skinned
silver mug, by Leeching?, with dragon handle and
embossed with continuous battle scene, with engraved
monogram, height 16cm, 17.1oz.
£800 - 1200
514
515

516
517
Lot 515
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese Export silver
planter, maker WC, of rectangular form, with four
dragon handles and embossed with continuous scene
of figures at various pursuits, engraved inscription to the
bases ‘London & Provincial Pekingese Club Puppy Dog
Trophy’, width 19.8cm, 28.6oz.
Lot 516
£1000 - 1500
A late 19th century Chinese Export silver hexagonal
tea caddy and cover, by Cumwo, embossed with
various scenes, depicting figures, animals, dragons,
foliage etc. height 12.8cm, 7.9oz.
Lot 517
£1500 - 2000
A late 19th century Chinese Export double skinned
silver mug, by Leeching, with dragon handle,
engraved inscription dated 1873 and embossed with
continuous battle scene, height 16cm, 18.2 oz.
Lot 518
£1500 - 2000
A late 19th century Chinese Export double skinned
silver mug, by Cumwo, with dragon handle and
embossed with shoal of fish, height 14.4cm, 11oz.
Lot 519
£1000 - 1500
A 19th century Chinese Export double skinned
silver mug, by Leeching (a.f.), with engraved
inscription date 1869, dragon handle and embossed
with continuous battle scene, height 12.5cm, 9.2oz.
£1000 - 1500
518
519

520
Lot 520
A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese Export silver
rectangular cigarette box, by Wang Hing?, embossed
with dragons, on ball feet, length, 16.6cm, 13.4oz.
Lot 521
£1000 - 1500
A 20th century French Emile Puiforcat for Cartier
950 standard silver bowl and cover, with engraved
monogram and pineapple finial, numbered S1349, the
cover with engraved monogram, diameter 16.7cm,
22.8oz.
£300 - 500
521
522

Lot 522
A modern cased silver ewer and six
matching goblets by Courtman Silver Ltd,
all with leaf decoration, ewer London, 1975,
goblets, Birmingham, 1973(2) and 1975(4),
ewer 26.3cm, goblet 14.8cm, 77oz.
Lot 523
£800 - 1200
An Elizabeth II modern canteen of silver
Kings pattern cutlery for twelve, by William
Yates Ltd, comprising one hundred and thirty
eight items, Sheffield, 1969-1972, together with
a set of twelve similar teaspoons, Viners Ltd,
1966, 207.8oz.
£2000 - 3000
523
524
Lot 524
A cased pair of Elizabeth II silver gilt scallop
shell butter dishes by Collingwood & Co, on
shell feet, London, 1960, diameter 12.5cm, 14.7 oz.
Lot 525
£300 - 500
An Elizabeth II limited edition silver tankard,
to commemorate the investiture of Charles
as Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle, 1st
July, 1969, Wakely & Wheeler, London, 1969,
numbered 52, the lid inset with circular plaque,
height 15cm, 27oz.
£300 - 500
525

527
Lot 526
A cased Elizabeth II silver limited edition mug,
engraved to commemorate the voyage of Lt.
James Cook, in H.M. Bark Endeavour, to Australia,
embossed with plaques of Endeavour and Australia,
numbered 51/750, P Ltd, Sheffield, 1969, height
12.3cm, 21.4oz, in fitted gilt tooled green leather box.
Lot 527
£300 - 500
Patrick Mavros - A modern novelty silver bottle
coaster, modelled as a continuous bloat of
hippopotami, in various positions, with textured
border and black velvet lined interior and base, bearing
the marks for the Standards Association of Central
Africa and the year date for 2000, signed ‘Patrick
Mavros’, with certificate of authenticity and original box,
diameter 12.7cm by 11.6cm, gross weight 26.4oz.
£1000 - 1500
526

WATCHES,JEWELLERY,
COINS & MEDALS
At approx. 3.00pm
528-636
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529
Lot 528
A late 19th Swiss 18k gold keyless hunter minute
repeating chronograph pocket watch by U.
Montandon Robert, with Roman dial and subsidiary
seconds, the case front with engraved monogram and
date ‘1897’, the inner cuvette engraved ‘ Bulletin De
1re Classe No.1075 U. Montandon Robert Geneve
Observatoire De Geneve’, cased diameter 55mm, gross
weight 164.2 grams.
Lot 529
£1500 - 2000
An early 20th century 18k gold Vacheron &
Constantin keyless hunter dress pocket watch, the
textured case decorated with eagle on a branch, the
Arabic dial with subsidiary seconds, case numbered
200493, the signed movement numbered 332074, case
diameter 49mm, gross weight 88.8 grams, with box and
insurance valuation dated 1963.
Lot 530
£1500 - 2000
A lady’s 2002 9ct gold Asprey & Garrard quartz wrist
watch, on a 9ct gold bracelet, with Roman and baton
dial and date aperture, overall 18cm, gross weight 35
grams, with original Asprey & Garrard box and certificate.
Lot 531
£400 - 600
A lady’s 18ct gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual wrist
watch, on associated leather strap, with baton
numerals and engraved bezel and lugs, model number
6620, no serial number??, no box or papers.
Lot 532
£500 - 700
A gentleman’s 18ct gold Zenith manual wind wrist
watch, on associated leather strap, with Arabic dial
and subsidiary seconds, the case side carved with foliate
decoration, case diameter 31mm, gross weight 32.4
grams.
£700 - 1000
Lot 533
A modern 18ct gold and diamond set quartz shaped
hexagonal pendant dress watch, retailed by Garrard,
with diamond set blind dial, diamond set bezel and bale,
case diameter 34mm, gross weight 32 8 grams.
Lot 534
£300 - 500
A gentleman’s 1930’s 9ct gold Rolex manual wind
rectangular dial wrist watch, on later leather strap, with
Arabic dial and subsidiary seconds, case diameter 21mm
excluding the crown, case back numbered 19724 over
2356.
Lot 535
£600 - 800
A gentleman’s late 1970’s 18ct gold Rolex Oyster
Perpetual Day-Date wrist watch, with after market
diamond set bezel and diamond set markers, on an
18ct gold Rolex bracelet with deployment clasp, model
number 18038, serial number 5294419, with box and some
paperwork.
Lot 536
£7000 - 10000
A gentleman’s rare 1956 stainless steel Rolex Oyster
Perpetual 100/330 Submariner wrist watch, with black
dial, small crown and gilt minute dot markers and rotating
‘ghost’ bezel, model number 6536-1, serial numbered
155202, movement c.1030, inside case back engraved
with the date ‘11.56’, case diameter 38mm, on a stainless
steel Rolex bracelet numbered 78360 and 558, no box or
papers.
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Lot 537
A lady’s late 1980’s steel and gold Cartier Panthere
quartz wrist watch and bracelet, with circular Roman
dial and cabochon sapphire set winding crown, serial no.
16692032558, with certificate, no box, case diameter
24mm.
Lot 538
£1000 - 1500
A lady’s modern stainless steel Omega Speedmaster
automatic wrist watch and bracelet, with mother of
pearl Arabic dial and diamond set bezel, with three
subsidiary dials, model 3220, case diameter 38mm, with
box, no papers.
Lot 539
£1000 - 1500
A lady’s modern 2005 stainless steel Omega
chronograph quartz rectangular wrist watch, with
mother of pearl and diamond set dial and diamond
set bezel, the case back numbered 59025867, on
associated red leather strap with deployment clasp, with
box and papers.
Lot 540
541
£500 - 700
A lady’s early 1990’s steel and gold Rolex Oyster
Perpetual wrist watch, on a steel and gold Rolex
bracelet, with baton numerals and part paperwork, no
box.
£1500 - 2000
Lot 541
A gentleman’s early 1990’s 18ct gold Rolex Oyster
Perpetual Date wrist watch, on an 18ct gold Rolex
bracelet, with white Roman dial, serial number N136405,
case diameter 35mm, gross weight 111.4 grams, no box or
papers.
Lot 542
£3000 - 5000
A lady’s stainless steel Cartier Santos quartz wrist
watch, on a stainless steel Cartier bracelet, with Roman
dial and gem set winding crown, the case back numbered
1565 184343 MX, case diameter 24mm, with Cartier box,
no papers.
Lot 543
£1200 - 1800
A lady’s modern steel and gold Cartier Santos Ronde
manual wind wrist watch, on Cartier bracelet with
deployment clasp, with Roman dial, octagonal bezel and
sapphire set crown, with service information dated 2014
and Cartier pouch.
Lot 544
540
£1000 - 1500
A lady’s 18ct gold Patek Philippe manual wind wrist
watch, on an integral 18ct gold Patek Philippe bracelet,
with baton numerals, inner case numbered 2750468 4114
1, overall length 16.2cm, gross weight 54.1 grams.
£3000 - 4000

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Lot 545
British campaign medals, Waterloo medal impressed Henry Weber
2nd Batt. 59th Reg. Foot steel suspension loop and ring
Lot 546
£2000 - 3000
A WW1/WW2 MC group of eight medals to Major G H Hunt, Royal
Engineers mentioned in dispatches London Gazette 21 July 1917 and
awarded MC London Gazette January 1918
Lot 547
£1000 - 1500
A Victorian Egypt / South Africa campaigns group of medals to 16739
Sergt. F.J. Allan, Royal Engineers, comprising Egypt 1882 with the Nile
1884-85 and Tel El Kebir clasps, Egypt star, Queens South Africa medal
with 1901 Johannesburg, Orange Free State and Cape Colony clasps and
LSGC
£400 - 600
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Lot 548
A late Victorian gold, heart shaped amethyst and
seed pearl set drop pendant, overall 46mm, gross
weight 7.4 grams.
Lot 549
£250 - 350
A 19th century gold and silver, rose cut diamond
cluster and single stone oval citrine set brooch,
of shaped cartouche form, the citrine measuring
approximately 10.2mm by 9.3mm, width 40mm, gross
weight 9.9 grams.
Lot 550
£800 - 1200
A Victorian gold, black enamel and seed pearl set
mourning pendant necklace, the pendant verso with
plaited hair and gold wire beneath a glazed panel,
pendant diameter 17mm, chain 39cm, gross weight 16.2
grams.
Lot 551
£400 - 600
A George IV gold and two colour enamel mourning
ring, with plaited hair beneath a glazed panel(cracked)
and inscribed below ring head, ‘Wm Sims died 16th Aug,
1820 aged 77’, size R, gross weight 4.7 grams.
Lot 552
£200 - 300
A George III gold and two colour enamel mourning
ring, with adjustable ‘buckle’ shank, with plaited hair
beneath a glazed panel and inscribed beneath ring head,
‘Mary Hale obt. 25th Dec. 1801 at 70’, size R, gross
weight 4.9 grams.
Lot 553
£250 - 350
A George IV 18ct gold and black enamel ‘In Memory
Of’ mourning band, with carved scroll border, the
interior shank inscribed ‘Susan Leverette died 13th Sept.
1825 aged 61,John Leverette died 9th May, 1831, aged
71’, size P, gross weight 5.4 grams.
£300 - 400
Lot 554
Australian naval interest - A Victorian engraved
silver presentation snuff box, inscribed ‘Presented to
Capt. Samuel Smiley by the Passengers of the Ship
Shaftesbury on the Termination of the Voyage from
Liverpool to Melbourne, 4th November, 1857, together
with a gold and two colour enamel signet ring, with
carved shoulders engraved with a ship and inscribed
‘Saml Smiley, 1857’ and original documentation,
including hand written thank you letter, snuff box
maker Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1854, 81mm, ring size
O, gross 10 grams, makers maker’s only A&D.
Literature - National Library of Australia, Samuel Smiley
archive 1857-1858, Log tables and papers of the ship
"Shaftesbury", (under the command of
Captain Smiley), and 2 letters from Captain Smiley to his
brother, Manuscript reference no. : MS 4731. o,
Lot 555
£600 - 800
An 18ct gold and oval diamond cluster dress ring,
with diamond set shoulders, set with graduated old
round cut stones, size K, gross weight 5.2 grams.
Lot 556
£1000 - 1500
A late 19th/early 20th century gold, emerald and
rose cut diamond set drop pendant, with closed back
setting, the oval pebble shaped emerald measuring
approximately 12mm by 9.5mm(at widest point), 37mm,
gross weight 6 grams.
Lot 557
£600 - 800
An early to mid 20th century gold, enamel and three
stone diamond set ribbon bow brooch, 26mm, gross
weight 6.2 grams.
Lot 558
£300 - 500
Two Victorian gold and chalcedony set mourning
rings, one with oval banded agate, enamelled ‘In
Memory’ stamped 18ct, inscribed ‘Ann Louisa Sutcliffe’
and with plaited hair verso, the other with sardonyx
carved with a flower, sizes J & M, gross weight 7.2 grams.
Lot 559
£300 - 500
A 19th century Indian gold, garnet and seed pearl set
demi parure, comprising and a drop fringe necklace
and pair of matching ear clips, the necklace set with
five pear cut garnets, each inset with a seed pearl,
necklace 46cm, gross weight 38.8 grams.
Lot 560
£800 - 1200
An antique yellow metal and collet set solitaire old
cushion cut diamond ring, size N, gross weight 2.7
grams, the stone weighing approximately 0.57ct, with an
estimated colour and clarity of O/P and SI1.
£600 - 800
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Lot 561
A good Victorian gold, silver and graduated diamond
cluster set target drop pendant brooch, retailed by
Carlo & Arthur Giuliano, set with old round and rose
cut diamonds, the central stone weighing approximately
0.65-0.70ct, with detachable attachments enabling to
be worn as a brooch or pendant, overall length 87mm,
gross weight 23 grams, in fitted C & A Giuliano gilt tooled
leather box.
Lot 562
£7000 - 10000
A pair of 19th century gold, silver and old cut
diamond set drop earrings, of ribbon bow form, 37mm,
gross weight 6.9 grams.
Lot 563
£500 - 800
A late 19th/early 20th century pierced gold, silver
and graduated rose cut diamond cluster set pendant
brooch, of shaped oval form, 56mm, gross weight 19.3
grams.
Lot 564
£800 - 1200
A Victorian gold two row turquoise and split pearl set
half hoop ring, size M, gross weight 4.3 grams.
Lot 565
£200 - 300
An antique pierced gold, silver and diamond set
drop brooch, of foliate design, 69mm, gross weight 13.1
grams.
Lot 566
£400 - 600
An early 20th century Austro-Hungarian gold drop
fringe necklace, with fluted drops, 43cm, 16.4 grams.
Lot 567
£400 - 600
A late Victorian gold, silver and diamond cluster
set starburst pendant, with central recess for brooch
attachment, overall 37mm, gross weight 7 grams.
£400 - 600
Lot 568
A late Victorian gold and graduated oval cameo shell
necklace, with twin strand fine chain links and set with
twelve cameos depicting cupid at various pursuits, largest
cameo 28mm by 21mm, the smallest 14mm by 11mm,
46cm, gross weight 23.6 grams.
Lot 569
A 19th century gold guard chain, with star cut and
reeded links, 158cm, 55.1 grams.
Lot 570
£400 - 600
£1500 - 2000
A Roman oval intaglio amethyst, carved with a figure
with staff and pedestal, set in a later heavy gold ring
mount, with a closed back setting, size N, gross weight
20 grams.
Lot 571
£1500 - 2000
An early 19th century gold and four stone oval
cabochon hardstone set bracelet, with flower head
links, 17.5cm, gross weight 20.8 grams.
Lot 572
£400 - 600
A late 19th/early 20th century Swiss gold, turquoise
and seed pearl set enamel pendant brooch, of shaped
rectangular form, decorated with the figure of a young
lady, verso inscribed ‘Berne’, 65mm, gross weight 14.9
grams
Lot 573
£400 - 600
A Victorian yellow metal, blue enamel and rose cut
diamond set demi-parure, comprising a domed oval
brooch and pair of circular domed earrings, each with
diamond set leaf decoration, brooch length 35mm, earring
diameter 20mm, gross weight 21.7 grams.
Lot 574
£600 - 800
A 19th century cannetille work gold and four stone
oval cut citrine set circular link bracelet, 18cm, gross
weight 15.1 grams.
£600 - 800
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Lot 575
An early 20th century gold, sapphire and millegrain
set rose cut diamond set oval cluster ring, size N/O,
gross weight 2.9 grams.
Lot 576
£300 - 400
An 18ct gold and graduated five stone diamond set
half hoop ring, with carved setting and diamond chip
spacers, the central stone weighing approximately 0.33ct.
size E, gross weight 3.7 grams.
Lot 577
£500 - 700
An early 20th century gold, aquamarine and garnet
cluster set drop pendant, on a gold fine link chain, the
aquamarine measuring approximately 28mm by 20mm,
with a depth of 10.5mm, pendant 59mm, chain 65cm,
gross weight 17.2 grams.
Lot 578
£800 - 1000
A 1920’s platinum?, emerald and diamond set
pendant necklace, the square cut emerald measuring
5.9mm from side to side, pendant 25mm, chain 39cm,
gross weight 3 grams.
Lot 579
£400 - 600
A Victorian gold mounted Essex crystal pendant
brooch, decorated with head of a boxer dog, diameter
25mm, gross weight 12 grams.
Lot 580
£400 - 600
A late Victorian 15ct gold and graduated oval cut
green tourmaline fringe choker necklace, set with
nineteen stones, 38cm, gross weight 8.2 grams.
£300 - 400
Lot 581
A 1920’s/1930’s white gold, sapphire and diamond
cluster set bar brooch, with central octagonal motif, with
shaped cut sapphires and round cut diamonds, 64mm,
gross weight 5 grams.
Lot 582
£400 - 600
A modern 18ct gold and three stone diamond set ring,
the central stone weighing approximately 0.80ct, the two
outer stones with an approximate total weight of 0.95ct,
size S, gross weight 3.9 grams.
Lot 583
£1000 - 1200
An 18ct white gold and single stone marquise cut
diamond set ring, with baguette cut diamond set
shoulders, size P, gross weight 4 grams.
Lot 584
£600 - 800
A pair of 18ct white gold and solitaire diamond set
ear studs, the total diamond weight approximately 1.30ct,
gross weight 2.2 grams.
Lot 585
£600 - 800
A late Victorian gold, enamel and split pearl set
serpent drop mourning necklace, with cabochon eyes
and heart shape drop with split pearl and plaited hair
beneath a glazed panel verso, 40cm, gross weight 14.1
grams.
Lot 586
£400 - 600
A platinum and millegrain set three stone diamond
ring, with diamond set shoulders, the central stone
weighing approximately 0.74ct, size K/L, gross weight 3.7
grams.
£1000 - 1500
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Lot 587
A 1920’s/1930’s 15ct gold and platinum, diamond and
synthetic? sapphire set bar brooch, of tapering form,
set with round and graduated square cut stones, 85mm,
gross weight 5.7 grams.
Lot 588
£400 - 600
A Victorian gold, silver and graduated old cut
diamond set starburst brooch, the central stone
weighing approximately 1.00ct, 36mm, gross weight 8.1
grams.
Lot 589
£1000 - 1500
A 1930’s/1940’s Art Deco white gold, platinum and
graduated diamond cluster millegrain set octagonal
brooch, the central stone weighing approximately 0.25ct,
length 32mm, gross weight 6.6 grams.
Lot 590
£600 - 800
An early 20th century gold three stone diamond and
four stone split pearl set bar brooch, with sphere set
border, 43mm, gross weight 6.6 grams.
Lot 591
£300 - 500
A gold and platinum, ruby, sapphire, emerald and
diamond chip set Royal Engineers brooch, height
35mm, gross weight 12.3 grams.
Lot 592
£500 - 800
A 1940’s/1950’s gold and platinum, two stone emerald
and graduated diamond cluster set ribbon bow bar
clip brooch, 77mm, gross weight 11.7 grams.
Lot 593
£2000 - 3000
An early to mid 20th century 18ct gold, enamel, rose
cut diamond and baroque pearl drop set brooch,
modelled as a dove in flight, with ruby set eyes, width
41mm, gross weight 6.7 grams.
£400 - 600
Lot 594
An early 20th century triple strand gold bracelet with
central rectangular motif set with five cultured pearls,
17.5cm, gross weight 15.5 grams.
Lot 595
£700 - 1000
A 1940’s white gold? and millegrain set diamond
cluster set open work quatrefoil shaped brooch,
21mm, gross weight 3.3 grams.
Lot 596
£300 - 500
A 1920’s gold, platinum and millegrain set graduated
old round cut diamond bar brooch, of tapering form
and set with fifteen stones, the largest approximately
0.25ct, 58mm, gross weight 4.9 grams.
Lot 597
£400 - 600
A Victorian 18ct gold and intaglio sardonyx set
signet ring, the shank with engraved foliate decoration,
the matrix carved with crest and motto, hallmarked for
Birmingham, 1866, size K/L, gross weight 9.3 grams.
Lot 598
£300 - 500
A 1920’s pierced platinum, peridot and millegrain
set diamond cluster set pendant necklace, of shaped
diamond form, the peridot weighing approximately 1.50ct,
pendant 35mm, chain 36cm, gross weight 5.8 grams.
Lot 599
£600 - 800
An early 20th century 9ct gold graduated curblink
albert, with T-bar, 36cm, end clasp replaced?, gross 36
grams.
Lot 600
£300 - 400
A George II gold, black enamel and rock crystal set
mourning ring, inscribed ‘Sar Nickolls Ob 28 Sep 1751
Ae 51’, with hair beneath the crystal, size J, gross weight
3.1 grams.
£300 - 400
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Lot 601
A late 19th century gold and seven stone old mine cut
diamond and black enamelled cluster half hoop ring,
size M, gross weight 5 grams.
Lot 602
£400 - 600
A 1920’s pierced gold and platinum, millegrain set
ruby and diamond oval pendant, set with round and
rose cut diamonds and square cut rubies, overall 35mm,
gross weight 3.9 grams.
Lot 603
£300 - 400
An 18ct white gold, emerald and diamond cluster
set dress ring, the four diamonds with a total weight of
approximately 1.20ct and bordered by small round cut
emeralds, size K, gross weight 5.7 grams.
Lot 604
£800 - 1000
A platinum and single stone diamond dress ring,
bordered by six round cut diamond and each
shoulder set with two graduated rectangular rubies,
the central stone weighing approximately 1.65ct, with an
estimated colour and clarity of J/K and VS1/VS2, size I,
gross weight 5.3 grams.
Lot 605
£2500 - 3500
A gold and platinum novelty brooch modelled as a
skier, length 39mm, 9.3 grams.
£300 - 400
Lot 606
A gold and three stone diamond ring, with three round
cut stones, the central stone weighing approximately
1.25ct, the outer stones approximately 0.85ct and 0.70ct,
size Q, gross weight 3.6 grams.
Lot 607
£3000 - 4000
A 14k gold, five stone graduated round cut diamond
and twelve stone marquise cut amethyst set cluster
dress ring, size O, gross weight 10 grams.
Lot 608
£500 - 700
A modern gold and diamond chip set open work
bangle, each terminal modelled as a seahorse with
diamond chip eye, internal diameter approx. 62mm,
gross weight 14.4 grams.
Lot 609
£300 - 500
A mid 20th century pair of engraved and textured
gold and platinum, diamond chip and cultured pearl
cufflinks, each modelled as a lion’s paw, paw length
16mm, gross weight 11.8 grams.
Lot 610
£400 - 600
A modern 750 gold and four stone diamond set ring,
each stone weighing approximately 0.30ct, size L, gross
weight 5.7 grams.
Lot 611
£600 - 800
A platinum (10%) and single stone pear cut Ceylon
sapphire set ring, with tapered baguette cut diamond
set shoulders, size N/O, gross weight 6.6 grams.
Lot 612
£400 - 600
A modern 18ct three coulour Cartier ‘Russian’ triple
wedding band, signed and numbered 52 GY216, size
L/M, 5.2 grams.
£300 - 500
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Lot 613
An Astwood Dickinson 18ct gold lobster brooch, with
emerald set eyes, 56mm, gross 5.9 grams.
Lot 614
A modern Italian Uno A Erre textured 18ct gold
interwoven bracelet, 17cm, 55.3 grams.
Lot 615
£200 - 300
£1200 - 1800
A modern pair of Kutchinsky 18ct gold cufflinks, of
textured circular domed form, signed, diameter 17mm,
weight 22.7 grams.
Lot 616
£500 - 700
A mid to late 20th century pierced 18ct gold, ruby and
diamond set ribbon bow brooch, with central shaped
cut ruby, 71mm, gross weight 14.2 grams.
Lot 617
A modern Italian two colour 750 gold rope twist
necklace, 68cm, 46.8 grams.
Lot 618
£600 - 800
£1000 - 1500
A modern stylish Italian pierced 18k and diamond
chip set domed brooch, with central whorl motif,
diameter 42mm, 19.2 grams.
Lot 619
£600 - 800
A Vivienne Torun for Georg Jensen Danish sterling
silver and rutilated quarts set dress ring, design
number 151, size M/N, gross weight 17.8 grams.
£400 - 600
Lot 620
A modern 18ct gold and pave set diamond heart
shaped pendant necklace, set with round brilliant cut
stones, with snake link chain, 37.5cm, gross 58.9 grams.
Lot 621
£1200 - 1500
A modern Italian 18k gold open work bangle, of spiral
twist design, interior diameter approx. 56mm, 30.5 grams.
Lot 622
£700 - 1000
A pair of 1990’s 18ct gold and cultured pearl set
shiraz ear clips by Elizabeth Gage, stamped Gage and
hallmarked for London, 1992, 26mm, gross weight 14.7
grams, with original purchase receipt dated 1993.
Lot 623
£800 - 1200
An early 20th century multi-strand gold, emerald,
rose cut diamond and cultured pearl drop set twin
headed serpent necklace, the back of the head stamped
‘BC56’, approx. 44cm, gross weight 34.7 grams.
Lot 624
£1500 - 2000
A modern 18ct white gold, ruby and round, baguette
and marquise cut diamond cluster set dress ring, the
ruby loose due to three damaged claws, size L, gross
weight 10.7 grams, the ruby weighing approximately
0.75ct.
Lot 625
£800 - 1200
A Georg Jensen sterling 925 and oval chrysoprase
set dress ring, numbered 90A, size K/L, gross weight
13.7 grams.
Lot 626
£400 - 600
A modern pair of 18ct gold and mother of pearl
set disc shape earrings, in Boodle & Dunthorne
box, maker’s mark PCJ, hallmarked for London, 1994,
diameter 27mm, gross weight 24.4 grams.
£400 - 600
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Lot 627
A platinum? and twenty one round cut diamond set
oval cluster dress ring, the central stone weighing
approximately 0.65-0.70ct, size L, gross weight 6.3
grams.
Lot 628
£1000 - 1500
An impressive platinum, emerald and diamond
set oval cluster dress ring, the emerald measuring
approximately 12.2mm by 11mm, with a depth 5.2mm,
size G (shank sizing spheres), gross weight 10 grams.
Lot 629
£4000 - 6000
A pair of white gold? cultured pearl and diamond
cluster set circular earrings, the pearls detachable, to
be worn by themselves?, diameter 14mm, gross weight
8.7 grams.
Lot 630
£800 - 1200
A modern 18ct gold, emerald, sapphire, ruby and
diamond set full eternity ring, size O, gross weight 4.5
grams.
Lot 631
£800 - 1200
A modern 18ct white gold, peridot and diamond set
hexagonal cluster set dress ring, with diamond set
shoulders, size O/P, gross weight 4.8 grams.
Lot 632
£700 - 1000
A platinum? and square cut sapphire set full eternity
ring, size O, gross weight 7.7 grams.
£700 - 1000
Lot 633
An Indian gold, ruby, sapphire and emerald cluster
set dress ring, with rope twist shoulders, size N, gross
weight 7.3 grams.
Lot 634
£400 - 600
A Vivienne Torun for Georg Jensen Danish sterling
silver and rutilated oval quartz set pendant necklace,
the pendant design number 133, the necklace design
number 169, pendant 66mm.
Lot 635
£800 - 1000
A pierced gold and twelve stone oval white opal set
hinged bangle, interior diameter 57mm, gross weight
30.8 grams.
Lot 636
£500 - 800
A modern 18ct white gold and single stone marquise
diamond set dress ring, with graduated diamond
set shoulders, with accompanying WGI report dated
18/6/2021, stating the stone to weigh 3.70ct with a
colour and clarity of F and VS1, size N, gross weight 6.6
grams.
£12000 - 18000
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