Gorringe's Interiors & Decorative Arts Sale

Interiors & Decorative Arts

Tuesday 8 July 2025

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Interiors & Decorative Arts

Tuesday 8 July

10.00am

15 North Street, Lewes, Sussex BN7 2PE

Thomas Blest

Head of Sale

Dan Bray

Specialist

David Holmes

Specialist

John Holmes

Specialist

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Buyer’s Premium:

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clients wishing to bid in this auction are likely to be asked to provide two forms of

identification. This applies to both new and existing clients.

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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

** Import tax of 20% on the hammer price

BIDDING

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.

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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.

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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.

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Payment is required by Wednesday 19th November by debit card, BACS and cash (subject to money laundering

regulations). Please note we do not accept credit cards or American Express.

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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.

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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.

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Order of Sale

Lots 1 - 14

Lots 15 - 61

Lots 62 - 81

Lots 82 - 110

Lots 111 - 133

Lots 134 - 178

Lots 179 - 216

Asian Art

Ceramics & Glass

Decorative Arts

Works of Art

Clocks

Pictures

Furniture & Furnishings

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VIEWING

Friday 4th July

Saturday 5th July

Monday 7th July

9am - 4.30pm

9am - 1.00pm

9am - 4.30pm

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Asian Art

detail of lot 12

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A large Chinese green glazed jar,

Han dynasty,

36.5cm high

£200 - £300

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A Chinese blue and white

‘court scene’ jar,

Kangxi period,

finely painted with a continuous scene of

dignitaries in an interior, 18cm high excl. cover

£800 - £1,200

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A Chinese Langyao bottle vase,

18th century,

mounted as a lamp, 31cm high excl. stand and lamp fitting

£300 - £500

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A Chinese blue and white ‘boys’ square pot,

Daoguang mark, 19th century,

each side decorated with boys playing with spinning

wheels, fish, chickens and musical instruments, the

interior with a band of foliate scrolls, the base with four

character mark, 15cm wide, 15.3cm high

£300 - £500

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A Chinese famille rose hexagonal

garden seat,

mid 19th century,

typically painted with figures amid pavilions and

trees within borders of flowers and butterflies,

47.5cm high

£800 - £1,200

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A pair of large Chinese famille

rose vases,

19th century,

each painted with figures amid pavilions and

with reserves of butterflies, birds and flowers

on a gilt ground decorated with butterflies and

flowers, the neck applied with a pair of lion-dog

handles and with dragon sprigs to the shoulder,

44cm high

£300 - £500

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A pair of Chinese famille rose

baluster vases,

19th century,

each typically painted with figures amid

pavilions, birds, butterflies and flowers,

the borders with flowers and butterflies on

a gilt ground, 34.5cm high

£400 - £600

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A Chinese famille rose jardinere,

19th century,

painted with peonies and rockwork, the rim with

ribbon tied auspicious objects, 37cm diameter,

29.5cm high

£300 - £500

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A large Chinese powder blue ground

famille rose jar,

late 19th century,

painted with scholars and boys, antiques and a

landscape, 25.5cm high

£300 - £500

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A massive Chinese soapstone figure

of Guan Yu,

72cm wide x 133cm high

Note: Due to size and weight, the purchaser

will be responsible collection from the

owners property, just outside Lewes.

They may be viewed at the property

on Monday 7th July, between 10-12am.

Please contact Gorringe’s for directions.

£300 - £500

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An unusual Japanese sang-de-boeuf

ground cloisonné enamel and gilt-metal

mounted vase,

38.5cm high

£300 - £500

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A large Japanese blue and white

and gilt lacquered vase,

late 19th century,

61.5cm high

£150 - £200

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A pair of unusual Japanese Satsuma pottery

garden seats,

early 20th century,

each top painted with confronting dragons, the curved

bodies with a repeating design of chrysanthemums, each

with a pair of pierced mask handles, between turquoise

ground flower head borders, unmarked, 47.5cm high

£300 - £500

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A Samson famille verte fish

bowl,

in Chinese Kangxi style,

painted with egrets in a lotus pond,

unglazed rim and face, 37.5cm

diameter, 32cm high

£600 - £800

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Ceramics and Glass

detail of lot 24

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A Meissen kakiemon tea caddy,

c.1735,

painted with peonies, rockwork and an insect,

the reverse with a ho-ho bird, 10.5cm high

£100 - £150

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A Meissen cup and saucer, similar tea

bowl and two saucers,

c.1735-45,

the coffee cup with wishbone shaped handle and

matching saucer painted with harbour scenes within

gilt scroll work and shell cartouches and insect

borders, the tea bowl painted with battle scenes, the

second saucer painted with figures on a road and

the third saucer painted with a courting couple by a

classical and with apple green border to the underside,

all with underglaze blue crossed swords marks

and various gilder’s or decorator’s marks

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A Meissen tea caddy and domed cover,

c.1740,

painted with battle scenes with horses and tents,

within two black and gilt panelled scroll cartouches,

gilders mark ‘b.’ to base, 13cm high

Provenance: Anon., sale Christie's, 22 November 1983,

lot 195;

Kathy Gillmeister Collection, California

£200 - £300

£200 - £300

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Four Meissen pastoral landscape plates,

c.1760,

with central scenes of cows, sheep and goats,

with a puce lattice and floral sprig border,

23.5cm diameter

£200 - £300

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A pair of mid 18th century Meissen porcelain

reticulated baskets,

c.1765,

each of pierced basketweave design with interwoven branch

handles, applied with flowers where the staves meet,

underglaze blue cross swords mark, length 25cm

£150 - £250

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A Meissen covered jug,

Marcolini period, c.1790,

painted to oval reserves with a battle scene and soldiers

flogging a man, underglaze blue crossed swords and

asterisk mark, 15.5cm high

£150 - £250

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A pair of 19th century Meissen 'Three Graces' cabinet plates,

after Angelica Kaufmann, the first painted with the Three Graces stealing

arrows from Cupid, the second with three goddesses holding a vine and a

mirror, rich gilt and cobalt blue pierced borders, underglaze blue crossed

swords mark, inscription to the back and impressed model numbers, 24cm

diameter

£600 - £800

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A set of four large Meissen style 'Four Seasons'

groups and separate pedestals,

each with pseudo crossed swords mark, the tallest 43cm high

£300 - £500

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A pair of Meissen porcelain

figures of gardeners,

late 19th century,

underglaze blue cross swords mark,

impressed 127 and incised C 68 and

C69, 19.5cm high

£200 - £300

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A Meissen porcelain figure of

Catherine The Great,

late 19th century,

mounted on horseback, with a globe and book at her

feet, underglaze blue cross swords mark, impressed 110,

incised 1298, 21.5cm high

£200 - £300

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A Meissen porcelain group of the

Dance Master and Dancers,

late 19th century,

underglaze blue cross swords mark, incised C 15,

21cm high

£500 - £700

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A Meissen group of Europa and the Bull,

late 19th century,

underglaze blue cross swords mark, incised 2697,

height 21.5cm

£200 - £300

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A Meissen porcelain figure group of 'Gardeners'

at the Apple Tree',

late 19th century, after Acier,

underglaze blue cross swords mark, incised D 95, 27cm high

£200 - £300

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A late 19th century KPM Berlin

porcelain tête-à-tête,

comprising a twin handled tray, a covered

jug, a sucrier and cover and two cups and

saucers decorated with Watteauesque

scenes and scattered floral sprays and

sprigs, tray 42.5cm wide

£250 - £350

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A pair of KPM Berlin porcelain

plaques; Ruth and Esther,

each depicted standing in a field, impressed KPM

and sceptre mark, 32.5cm x 19.5cm

£600 - £800

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Camille Naudot (1862-1938)

a rare porcelain and openwork enamel

pink ground footed cup

c.1900,

decorated with translucent flowers and green leaves

in openwork enamel, the exterior with pink ground

highlighted and gilt, gilt CN mark, incised ‘CN 4199’,

6.5cm high

£600 - £800

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A Coalbrookdale ‘hundred bird’ tea set,

mid 19th century, attributed to John Randall

each piece painted with different birds in landscapes and with

scattered butterflies and insects, the cups with bifurcated handles,

the saucers puce printed with CBD monogram surrounded

by the retailer’s mark of Daniell, London, the saucers impressed XII,

comprising sixteen cups, seventeen saucers and two cake plates

£600 - £800

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A façon de Venise wine glass,

Netherlands, c.1650,

the conical bowl and with conical bowl and folded foot, 15.2cm high

Provenance: The Tanyards Collection, East Sussex

£150 - £200

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A Bohemian engraved glass wine goblet,

c.1690-1700,

the bowl engraved with birds amid foliage above gadrooning,

the multi-knopped complex stem, on a conical folded foot,

22.6cm high


£300 - £500

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Two Bohemian engraved glass beakers,

c.1680-1700,

the first with continuous hunting scene with riders

and their hounds pursuing two leaping hares, 12.3cm

high, the second depicting Christ and John the Baptist

seated together with an animal, the reverse with a

boat in a river scene, 11.9cm high


£200 - £300

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A massive Bohemian ‘Four Seasons’ beaker,

c.1700,

of tapering bucket shape, engraved with four reserved panels

each with a single figure representing the Seasons, the frames and

borders crudely cut with egg and dart-type borders, 16.5cm high


£150 - £200

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A Potsdam engraved goblet,

in the manner Gottfried Spiller, c.1700-15,

engraved with bacchanalian putti and stiff leaves, 21.5cm high


£300 - £500

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A heavy baluster toastmaster’s glass,

circa 1715-1720,

the conical or funnel shaped bowl with solid sides, set on a

teared inverted baluster, conical folded foot, 13cm high


£150 - £200

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A Dutch engraved goblet,

in the manner of Christoffel Schroeder, c.1740-60,

the large funnel bowl engraved with a huntsman dismounted from

his horse and kneeling before an angel, the multi-knopped stem

with a beaded inverted baluster at the base, 20cm high


£200 - £300

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A tall Bohemian faceted glass goblet,

c.1750,

the bowl engraved with baskets of flowers and star shaped motifs

above a complex multi-knopped faceted stem, on a domed and

folded foot, 23cm high


£200 - £300

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A Jacobite cordial glass,

c.1750,

the bucket bowl engraved with a rose, on a double

series airtwist stem, 17.3cm high


£300 - £500

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An airtwist wine glass,

c.1750,

the bell bowl solid at the base, on a multiple spiral

airtwist stem applied with a three-ring annular collar

around the centre, on a heavy conical foot, 16cm high


£150 - £200

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A pair of large late 18th century rummers,

with knopped stems, engraved with horse and rider with

hounds in a wooded landscape, 15cm high, diameter of

the bowl 10.5cm


£200 - £300

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A fine engraved horse racing wine glass,

c.1775-85,

the ogee bowl engraved with a horse race, four horses galloping

towards the finishing post, the jockeys all with raised whips, the race

watched by two standing figures of gentlemen, trees and mountains

in the distance, the bowl with a petal cut base and set on a diamond

faceted stem, 15.3cm high (one very tiny chip)

Provenance: Christie’s sale 18 December 1995, lot 83;

James Hall collection;

Bonhams sale 17 December 2008, lot 181;

The Tanyards Collection, East Sussex

£400 - £600

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Two faceted wine glasses,

c.1780, each engraved with continuous fox hunting

scenes, one with a thick firing glass foot, 15.3cm and

13.2cm high


£150 - £250

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A horse racing rummer,

probably Newcastle, dated 1812,

the round or cup shaped bowl engraved with two horses

galloping to the finish, with the inscription ‘Octavian beating

Woodman over York, Aug’t Meeting 1812’, the reverse engraved

with a rose, on a plain tapering stem between collars, above

a plain circular foot, 11.8cm high

Octavian (1807–1833) was a chestnut Thoroughbred best known

for winning the St Leger Stakes in 1810. He was owned by George

Osborne, 6th Duke of Leeds. Apart from his classic success, his

most important win came in 1812 when he won a division of the

Great Subscription Purse at York. At the August Meeting in 1812

Octavian won the Subscription for 5 year olds over 4 miles,

beating Woodman and five other runners. Octavian was 6/4

on and won easily. This glass celebrates a racing rivalry, as

Octavian had also beaten Woodman at the same meeting in 1810.

Provenance: Christie’s sale 21 June 2011, lot 308;


£200 - £300

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A Bohemian ‘hunting’ Stangenglas in rock

crystal style,

c.1840-60,

the cylindrical body deeply engraved in Tiefschnitt with a forest

scene, one side with a hunter fighting with a bear, the reverse with

a further hunter climbing over a fallen tree trunk as he flees from

a wolf, the knopped stem and foot heavily faceted, 28.8cm high


£200 - £300

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Two Bohemian transparent enamelled ‘fish’

beakers, and a similar faceted goblet,

c.1840-60,

the beakers cut with a series of circular panels or ‘printies’, each

one enamelled with a swimming fish, one ranftbecher with the

fish in blue and yellow, the other goblet with pink or orange fish,

some picked out in gilding, both 12.5cm high, the goblet with

alternating goldfish and ruby floral glass panels, on a star cut foot,

15.8cm high (3)


£200 - £300

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A Newcastle horse racing rummer,

c.1861,

the plain bucket shaped bowl engraved with a portrait of the

racehorse ‘Kettledrum’, with his jockey up, on a short knopped

stem, 14.3cm high

Kettledrum (1858–1885) achieved fame in 1861 when, as a

three-year-old he won the Derby and the Doncaster Cup and

finished second in the 2000 Guineas and the St Leger. A pub in

Mereclough was named in his honour


£150 - £200

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A Victorian horse racing goblet,

c.1875,

diamond-point engraved with a portrait of a galloping horse

with jockey, titled below ‘SPINAWAY, winner of The Oaks, 1875’, on

a faceted baluster and star-cut foot, 15.8cm high

The 97th Oaks Stakes took place at Epsom on Friday 28th May

1875. The 5/4 favourite Spinaway won by two lengths, winning

£2,925 (equivalent to about £305,000 today).


£150 - £200

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A set of six Lobmeyr engraved beakers,

c.1880,

in the style of 18th century Silesian glass, the tapering shapes finely fluted and engraved

with ‘laub und bandelwerk’ ornament, each glass including birds on a fountain,

further birds by a flower vase and figures of a conjurer and a man holding a fan,

the wide circular feet engraved with further scrollwork, 10.7cm high, unmarked (6)


£150 - £250

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Equestrian Interest: Two German amber flashed beakers

and two engraved rummers,

19th century,

the tallest 17cm high


£200 - £300

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A Baccarat silhouette cane

upset muslin ground paperweight,

one cane dated 1848, 6cm diameter

£400 - £600

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A St. Louis blue Dahlia paperweight,

mid 19th century,

latticino cushion ground, 7cm diameter

£250 - £350

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A Clichy piedouche concentric millefiori

paperweight,

mid 19th century,

7cm diameter

£250 - £350

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A Clichy Duke of Wellington sulphide

paperweight,

mid 19th century,

on a blue ground, 7.5cm diameter

£200 - £300

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A rare St. Louis concentric millefiori

paperweight,

mid 19th century,

5.5cm diameter

£300 - £400

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A composed set of six mid 19th century

vari-coloured glass carafes,

each with an electroplate mounted neck, 36cm high

£200 - £300

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Attributed to Henry Holiday (1839-1927)

for James Powell & Son: A stained and painted

glass panel of a martyr

apparently unsigned, in a black metal frame, 170.2cm x 48.25cm

Provenance: Originally installed in St Paul`s Church,

Saddleworth;


£4,000 - £6,000

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glass panel depicting St Cecilia



Saddleworth;


£4,000 - £6,000

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glass panel depicting the Virgin and Child



Saddleworth;


£4,000 - £6,000

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A pair of 20th century stained glass panels,

each with central moulded figure of a maiden in a gown in relief, 107cm x 36cm

£300 - £500

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Decorative Arts

detail of lot 78

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Daum, Nancy: A ‘rain’ vase,

of oval section, the enamelled cameo glass

landscape with a continuous autumn scene

of bare trees in rain, on a frosted ground,

signed in black enamel DAUM NANCY, with

the Croix de Lorraine, 10cm high, 12cm wide

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Daum, Nancy: A ‘Fuschia’ cameo vase,

the oviform body acid etched with flowers, buds and

leaves, in shades of red and green, over a mauve

frosted ground, signed on one side DAUM NANCY, with

the Croix de Lorraine, 12.2cm high

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Daisy Makeig-Jones (1871-1945) for

Wedgwood: an ‘Argus Pheasant’

lustre Imperial bowl,

on a pedestal foot, black printed mark and

inscribed pattern no. Z5486, 23.5cm diameter

£400 - £600

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Wedgwood: a Fairyland lustre

‘Leap Frogging Elves’ bowl,

printed mark and inscribed pattern number

Z4968, 13cm diameter

£500 - £800

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Wedgwood: a Fairyland lustre ‘Dana’

octagonal bowl,

printed marks and inscribed pattern number

Z5125, 12cm wide

£500 - £800

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Charles Catteau (1880-1966) for for Keramis Boch:

a pair of Belgian Art Deco vases

D. 2516, shape 1271, decorated with floral sprays in yellow, blue

and green against a crackle glazed ground, Keramis printed mark,

impressed painted, 24.5cm high

£300 - £500

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Attributed to Uriano

(Ugo Cipriani, Italian, 1897-1960)

a French Art Deco marble clock garniture,

with spelter and ivorine lady, on marble base, with two urn garnitures

with dinanderie pattern, 62cm wide, 15cm deep, 30.5cm

high

£350 - £450

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a Belgian black marble, Rosso red marble

and green onyx clock garniture,

the lady wearing a cloche hat and long dress and feeding

deer, clock face inscribed ‘Valery, Limoges’, with a pair of

spelter urn shaped side pieces, clock 66cm wide, 15.5cm deep,

28cm high

£350 - £450

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a French green and cream onyx

pyramid-shaped clock

mounted with spelter and ivorine deer, unsigned,

56cm wide, 13cm deep, 30.5cm high

£250 - £350

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A French Art Deco onyx and patinated

spelter clock

surmounted with a lady and a black panther on

a staircase, Unsigned, 63cm wide, 23.5cm deep

£300 - £500

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F.H. Danvin (French, 20th century)

a marble and onyx clock

with silvered bronze figures and dogs, signed,

86.5cm wide, 15.5cm deep, 42cm high

£400 - £600

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Irénée Rochard (French, 1906-1984)

a bronze figure of bird on a vine,

signed, on a rectangular marble plinth, 26cm high

£300 - £400

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An Art Deco bronze figure of a tern,

signed Andre, on a variegated marble

rectangular plinth, 58cm wide

£300 - £400

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Attributed to Demétre H. Chiparus

(Romanian, 1886-1947), a gilded bronze

figure of a German Shepherd dog,

on a serpentine base, with presentation inscription

plaque dated 1929–1934, 48cm long

£300 - £500

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Attributed to Zoltan Kovasz

(Romanian, 1883-1952), a bronzed spelter

male hunter holding a chromed spear,

with springbok,

on a polished slate base unsigned, 36cm high, 63cm wide

£300 - £500

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Attributed to Marti Font

(French, 20th century)

an Art Deco bronze of a stylised

panther,

unsigned, on black veined marble plinth

base, 18.5cm high, 48cm long

£300 - £500

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78

Manner of Jean de Roncourt (1869-1937)

An Art Deco patinated bronze sculpture

of a male hunter with spear,

on black marble stand, 55cm long

£350 - £400

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Ernest Patris (Belgian, 1909-1991)

A modern terracotta bust,

indistinctly signed in the clay, on stone base,

49cm wide, 22cm deep, 49cm high

£300 - £400

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80

A pair of 20th century Murano

glass chandeliers

with steel frames and two tiers of barley twist

glass drops, 45cm diameter, 72cm high to top

of fitting

£300 - £500

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A pair of Art Deco chrome and four panelled etched glass

‘Galleon’ designed celling pendant lights,

41cm wide, 37cm high

£250 - £350

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Works of Art

detail of lot 105

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82

A large and impressive fish fossil triptych

showing examples of Diplomystus dentatus and Priscacara liops,

Eocene Period, circa 50 million years old,

each panel 122cm x 60.5cm

Provenance: Green River Stone Company Quarry, Lincoln County, Wyoming, USA;


£12,000 - £18,000

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83

An illuminated leaf from a missal at the Canon, with Crucifixion scene,

the reverse inscribed with the Te igitur, probably Austria or South German, second half 12th century,

coloured pigments on parchment, the Te igitur with blue and red initials, cm x cm, in a later acrylic mount,

16.5cm wide, 22cm high

The Te igitur is the first prayer from the Canon of the Mass.

cf. a 12th century Augsburg or Austrian Crucifixion scene in a missal at the Canon, at the Bodleian Library, Oxford,

Ms. Canon. Liturg. 354 fol. 67r (which is fol. Lxfij in the original foliation). The figures of Mary and John are similarly

framed with blue bands.

£800 - £1,200

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84

A pair of 19th century Viennese enamel and silver

mounted candlesticks by Herman Boehm,

Vienna, circa 1867-1874,

the integrated drip pans painted with delicate scrolling foliage

on cylindrical nozzles painted with gods, the cylindrical columns

interrupted by chased and enamelled collars with terms

in tricorn hats, raised on inverted tulip bases, each painted with

four classical scenes, including Minerva and a Muse, Hercules

slaying a Centaur, Mars and Venus, the foot with floral and

geometric champleve, 23cm high

£1,200 - £1,600

85

A 17th/18th century Indo-Colonial

bone and hardwood inlaid box,

decorated with geometric designs, 25.5cm wide

£600 - £800

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86

An early Victorian rosewood and mother of

pearl inlaid sewing box,

of shell shape, the fitted interior containing a lift-out tray

containing yellow metal thimble, tape measure, propelling

pencil, bodkin, scissors, cut glass scent bottle, pin cushion and

needle case with carved mother of pearl facings, 20.8cm wide

£250 - £350

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A mid-19th century rosewood

writing and sewing box,

the interior with fold out writing slope, twin ink and

lift-out tray fitted with mother of pearl handled

sewing tools, mother of pearl and bone cotton reels,

other contents to include a silver propelling pencil

stamped S. Mordan & Co, dip pens, etc., 26.7cm wide,

23cm deep,11cm high

£250 - £350

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88

An early 19th century blonde

tortoiseshell work box,

ivory banded, white metal shield shaped

reserve and escutcheon, red satin lined

interior, on brass ball feet

CITES Submission reference 51ETWR16

£300 - £400

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A mid 19th century French opaline glass

necessaire box

with turquoise and gold mounted accessories, The lobed

glass

box and cover with ormolu mounts and enclosing an interior

fitted with two glass inkwells, a thimble, a needle case, a pair

of scissors, a propelling pencil and a pen knife, 14.5cm wide,

15cm high

£1,000 - £1,500

90

An early Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy,

ivory strung, the two division interior with covers, on

compressed ivory feet, 16cm high, 19.5cm wide

CITES Submission reference 3A1N9H2Y

£300 - £400

53

91

A late 19th century bronze post lamp,

the fluted column above a strapwork pierced base,

with modern frosted glass flame shade, 137cm high

£600 - £800

54

92

A pair of early 19th century Dutch japanned

pewter chest urns and covers, and a tole ware

cheese coaster,

the urns with lion mask ring handles, decorated with

chinoiserie floral sprays and butterflies, 32.5cm high

£200 - £300

93

Two 19th century Italian Grand Tour micro-mosaic

‘Doves of Pliny’ paperweights,

the larger arc-en-arbolette shaped black slate paperweight with

vivid micromosaic colours, 15.3cm wide, the smaller rectangular

marble paperweight inset with an oval reserve of intricate tesserae

micromosaic, 9.8cm wide

£200 - £300

55

94

An Austrian cold painted terracotta

figure of a seated Pug,

54cm high

£200 - £300

95

A late 19th century Austrian cold

painted terracotta cat group,

44cm high

£400 - £600

96

Two Austrian cold-painted bronze

figures groups of jockeys on racehorses,

early 20th century, together with a small cold

painted bronze figure of a devil,

tallest 14cm high


£200 - £300

56

97

Attributed to John and Dhuie Tully of Fochabers:

A painted half block model of an Atlantic Salmon, dated 1916,

the oak backboard inscribed “34 LBS KILLED BY W. I. ROWELL IN THE TWIG YARD STREAM,

MOCOLLOP, BLACKWATER RIVER, CO. WATERFORD, MAY 14, 1916 / LENGTH 44.5 INCHES, GIRTH 24.5 - - -”,

total length 132.5cm, 43.5cm high

Provenance: Commissioned by W. I. Rowell, c.1916, thence by family descent.

To be sold together with an original framed photograph of Mr Rowell and the successful catch.

£3,000 - £5,000

57

98

A pair of 19th century French Louis XVI

style ormolu three light candelabra,

cast with putti playing the drum and cymbals,

on bases inset with Sevres style porcelain panels,

stamped verso 15910, 42cm high

£400 - £600

99

A 19th century Spanish polychrome wood

bust of a Saint,

on a rectangular pedestal base, 46cm high

£300 - £500

100

A late 19th century French carved walnut

figure of Pan,

on gnarled burr wood pedestal base, carved ‘PAN’, 55cm high

£400 - £600

58

101

After Jean-Claude-Joseph

Rosset (1706-1786), two

patinated bronze figures of

Voltaire and Jean-Jacques

Rousseau,

19th century,

on black marble plinth bases,

34.5cm high

£200 - £300

102

After Clodion. A pair of mid 19th

century French bronze two branch

figural candelabra

in the form of a Bacchic faun and a putto,

raised on fluted rouge marble column bases,

43.5cm high

£400 - £600

59

103

After Joseph Chinard

an alabaster bust of Madame Recamier,

late 19th century, 43cm high

£300 - £400

60

104

Jean-Jacques, called James

Pradier (Swiss 1790-1852),

a pair of bronze allegorical

figures of fishing and hunting,

La Pêche et La Chasse,

both standing holding aloft their catch,

signed J. Pradier, 53cm high

£2,000 - £3,000

61

105

Manner of Marius-Jean-Antonin Mercie (1795-1875),

A large bronze figure ‘David vainqueur de Goliath’,

94.5 cm high, together with a Victorian and later mahogany

pedestal, total height 153 cm


£4,000 - £6,000

62

106

A marble sculpture of a gentleman dressed

as a Greek philosopher,

seated in a klismos chair, first half 19th century, holding a text

and a second scroll, his seated pose based on Antique figures

of Meander, unsigned, 54.5cm high, 43.5cm long

£500 - £700

107

Paul Dubois (French 1829-1905)

‘Le petit porteur d’eau’

a patinated bronze figure, c.1900, signed P Dubois, 68cm high

£400 - £600

63

108

A large Continental alabaster group of a peasant couple,

late 19th / early 20th century,

64.5cm high

£400 - £600

109

A Continental alabaster figure

of a woman fishing,

early 20th century,

wearing a straw hat and bathing

costume, carrying a fishing net and pole

and a vessel containing a fish, on a rock

work base, 86cm high

£300 - £500

110

Henryk Kossowski (Polish, 1855-1921),

a bronze figure of a seaman with an anchor,

on marble base, overall 54.5cm high

£400 - £600

64

Clocks

detail of lot 130

65

111

A mid 19th century French gilt brass repeating

carriage clock

with alarm by Japy Freres, the white enamel dial with black

Roman numerals, minute track, blued steel moon hands and

subsidiary alarm dial, signed Brevet D’Invention S.G.D.G, eight

day movement with foliate engraved platform escapement

and steel balance, striking on a bell, stamped Japy Freres &

Cie, four glass foliate engraved one piece case with inspection

top and solid shuttered rear door, contained in a fitted travel

case, 15cm high

£500 - £700

112

A late 19th century French Champlevé

enamel repeating carriage clock,

in a gorge case, with champlevé enamel dial and side

panels, 13cm high handle flat, fitted leather case

£1,000 - £1,500

113

A French Art Deco chrome and gilt

desk compendium

c.1930,

cube form with clock signed Les Trois Selliers, Paris, barometer,

compass, thermometer and perpetual ivory calendar, rotating

on a stepped square base, 10.7cm high. CITES Submission

reference P5KVMN8T


£200 - £300

66

114

A mid 19th century French porcelain

floral and gilt decorated clock,

by Jacob Petit, the rococo revival cartouche shaped

clock painted with bouquets of flowers, 37cm high

£200 - £300

115

A late 19th century French ormolu and

champleve enamel four glass mantel clock,

of architectural form, with eight day movement stamped

A & N Paris and mercury pendulum, 24cm wide, 15cm deep,

37cm high

£300 - £500

67

116

A Louis XV Vernis Martin

moonphase bracket clock,

cast brass dial signed Verdier, Fecit Parisiis,

with separate enamelled Roman numerals,

moon phase aperture and inner date dial,

glazed sides and lion’s paw feet, eight day

movement stamped ‘VV’ chiming on a bell

with outside count wheel and brass bob,

height of the clock 86cm, with matching

bracket

£2,500 - £3,500

68

117

A George II walnut and brass mounted

bracket clock,

signed John Woodman,

the 12cm square arched dial with silvered chapter ring,

alarm dial to arch and calendar aperture, four pillar

eight day movement with verge escapement and

foliate engraved backplate, signed John Woodman

London, 38cm high, accompanied by a wall bracket

£300 - £500

118

A Regency mahogany and cut brass inlaid

bracket clock,

with brass finial, the domed painted dial signed Thomas

Beggs, Glasgow, pierced sides with brass fretwork and lion’s

head handles, the case raised on brass ball feet, the four pillar,

double fusee, eight day movement striking on a bell with strike/

silent selector, brass bob with rating nut above the bob,

64cm high

£400 - £600

69

119

A Regency rosewood double fusee

bracket clock,

by C. Harris, Cornhill, London,

domed painted dial with Roman numerals and domed

glass door, brass hands, glazed rear door with key and

brass ball feet, eight day movement with engraved

backplate and pendulum bob, striking on a bell with strike/

silent selector to the dial and repeater cord, 43.5cm high

£300 - £500

120

A small late Regency Gothic Revival

mahogany bracket clock,

signed William Johnson, 50 Strand London,

the domed painted dial with signature and domed glass

door, pierced sides with brass fretwork, double fusee,

eight day movement striking on a coiled gong, brass bob

with rating nut above the bob, height 40cm

£300 - £400

70

121

A mid-19th century ebonised double fusee

mantel clock

by Jacobs and Lucas, 7, Whitefriargate, Hull,

silvered dial with Roman numerals, bevelled glass

panels to the top and sides and brass carrying handle

above, steel fretwork to rear door and brass feet, eight

day movement with platform escapement and signed

backplate, striking on a coiled gong, 28cm high

£400 - £600

122

A mid 19th century ebonised and cut brass

double fusee bracket clock by James McCabe,

Royal Exchange, London

silvered dial with Roman numerals and strike/silent dial

above main dial, numbered 3102 inside the chapter ring,

brass fretwork to the sides with campaign style brass

carrying handles above, and bevelled glass top, glazed

rear door and brass feet, eight day movement with signed

backplate, striking on a bell, 39.5cm high

£1,000 - £1,500

71

123

A late 19th century ebonised triple fusee

bracket clock,

silvered dial signed A. King, Pinner, arched top to case and

applied cast brass decorations, escutcheons and five finials,

pierced sides with brass fretwork panels and carrying handles,

the case raised on four decorative cast brass plated feet,

painted tin fretwork to rear door, substantial triple fusee, eight

day movement chiming on eight bells and striking on a coiled

gong, with three subsidiary dials to the face for chime/silent

selector, fast/slow adjuster and full chime/Westminster chime,

substantial brass bob, 65cm high

£400 - £600

124

A late 19th century carved oak triple fusee

bracket clock,

silvered dial signed John Bennett, 65 & 64 Cheapside,

glazed sides and lion’s head with rings to each corner,

brass fretwork to rear door, triple fusee, eight day movement

chiming on eight bells and striking on a coiled gong with

strike/silent selector and fast/slow adjuster to the dial,

substantial brass bob, 73cm high

£400 - £600

72

125

A late nineteenth century brass and bronze cased clock,

mounted with a part gilt bronze of a mounted Turkish soldier and woman,

gilt scrolling foliage decoration to the clock body and dial surround,

raised on lion’s paw feet, eight day French silk suspension movement with

outside count wheel striking on a bell (missing), height 54cm

£800 - £1,200

73

126

A Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock

white enamel chapter ring with Arabic quarters, numbered

395418, lacquered brass five glass case, 22.5cm high

£300 - £400

127


white enamel chapter with Arabic numerals, numbered 1100051,

lacquered brass five glass case, contained in a fitted case,

accompanied by a spare black chapter ring, 22.5cm high

£300 - £400

128


white enamel chapter ring with Arabic quarter hours,

numbered 127151, lacquered brass five glass case, 22.5cm high

£350 - £450

129


white enamel chapter ring with Roman quarters, numbered

660100, lacquered brass five glass case bearing presentation

plaque, accompanied by booklet, 23cm high

£400 - £600

74

130

A mid-18th century mahogany eight day

longcase clock,

the inner chapter ring signed D. Seddon, Frodsham,

for Daniel Seddon,

‘Halifax moon’ action within the painted arch showing

a nocturnal scene with castle, trees and stars, above a

brass dial with silvered chapter rings displaying Roman

hour numerals and Arabic minutes, the centre of the dial

with engraved geometric decoration, the inner chapter ring

with arched date indicator and hands with centre second

sweep, arched hood with fluted Corinthian columns,

two train, four pillar movement striking on a bell, steel

pendulum with brass bob, two unenclosed lead weights,

inlaid trunk with fluted columns to the sides and key for

the door, 229cm high

131

A mid 19th century mahogany eight day

longcase regulator,

silvered dial signed William Woodhouse, London,

Arabic numerals at the quarters for the minute hand and

sweep seconds hand, separate hour wheel with pierced

display and square hood with glazed sides and partially

fluted pillars, four pillar movement with deadbeat

escapement and maintaining power, painted steel

pendulum and brass bob, winding hole shutter operated

on a lever, brass cased weight and key for the door,

206cm high


£1,000 - £1,500


£400 - £600

75

132

A mid-19th century oak eight day

longcase regulator,

circular silvered dial signed Thwaites & Reed,

Clerkenwell, WTW 1848,

Roman hour numerals and separate seconds dial,

architectural hood and glazed trunk, two train, five pillar

movement with deadbeat escapement striking on a

coiled gong, with strike / silent lever, wooden pendulum

and brass bob, two brass cased weights and key for the

door, height 206cm.

133

An Edwardian mahogany eight day

chiming longcase clock,

the ornate architectural case with glazed side panels,

the gilt brass dial with Arabic chapter ring, chime / silent

and Whittington / Westminster / St Michael selector dials,

chiming and striking upon nine tubular gongs, 61cm wide,

240cm high

£1,000 - £1,500

£1,000 - £1,500

76

Pictures

detail of lot 135

77

134

After Domenichino (Italian, 1581-1641)

The Cumaean Sibyl,

oil on canvas,

104 x 84cm

£600 - £800

135

Manner of Jan Anthonisz van Ravesteyn

(Dutch, c.1572-1657)

A portrait of a gentleman,

bust-length, wearing lace collar and sash

over armour plate,

“Aetatis 47, 1626” upper left,

feigned oval,

75cm x 62cm


£500 - £1,000

78

136

After Rembrandt van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669)

Joseph Telling His Dreams,

Ex. Christie’s,

etching,

11 x 8cm

£800 - £1,200

137

Adam Buck (1759-1833)

Portrait miniature of Louisa Parke (née Hare),

signed and dated 1824 lower left, ink inscription verso,

pencil and watercolour on paper,

13.5 x 12cm

£200 - £400

79

138

William Mineard Bennett (1778-1858)

Portrait of Lewis Vuillamy,

signed and dated 1816 lower right,

oil on canvas,

75 x 62cm

£4,000 - £6,000

80

139

Regency school, c.1800

Portrait of a girl and spaniel before a landscape,

oil on canvas,

75 x 62cm

£300 - £500

140

Paul Hippolyte Delaroche (French, 1797-1856)

Study of a gentleman in armour,

signed and dated 1835, Ex Christies,

pastel on paper,

17 x 13cm

£200 - £300

81

141

After Sir Edwin Henry Landseer

(1802-1873)

The Cavalier's Pets,

oil on canvas,

69 x 90cm

£400 - £600

142

Charles Cooper Henderson

(1803-1877)

Coaching scene in snow,

unsigned, applied plaque to the frame,

oil on canvas,

62 x 75cm

£600 - £800

82

143

Thirty four Vanity Fair caricatures of cricketers

to include Dillan and W G Grace,

various sizes, all framed and glazed (34)

£1,200 - £1,800

83

144

Philip North Brockedon (1822-1849)

A large leather bound folio of 19th century sketches and

watercolours,

to include domestic and Continental street scenes,

landscapes, castles, and buildings and others, most

inscribed with the date and location, the works mounted to

approximately 70 large cards, with between 1-10 works per

card, the green hinged folio bound in green leather with gilt

tooling and lettering “Sketches by P.N.B.”

Philip North Brockedon was educated as a civil engineer, and

was favourite pupil of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, but sadly died

of consumption at the age of 28, on 13 November 1849. He was

the son of the 19th century English painter, writer and inventor,

William Brockedon (1787-1854)

Provenance: By family descent

£200 - £400

145

Philip North Brockedon (1822-1849)

A large leather bound folio of 19th century sketches and

watercolours,

to include domestic and Continental street scenes,

landscapes, castles, and buildings and others, most

inscribed with the date and location, the works mounted to

approximately 130 large cards, with between 1-10 works per

card, the green hinged folio bound in green leather with gilt

tooling and lettering “Sketches by P.N.B.”

Provenance: By family descent

£200 - £400

146

A quantity of unframed drawings, watercolours and prints

to include works attributed to artists such as Rembrandt Van

Rijn (1606-1669), John Martin (1789-1854) David Roberts RA (1796-

1864), Sir Francis Chantry (1781-1842), the works mounted to 16

large cards, with a total of approximately 78 works in total

Provenance: The Collection of Philip North Brockedon

(1822-1849) and thence by descent

£200 - £400

84

147

English School, 19th century

A young boy and his hound in a landscape,

oil on copper,

30cm x 25cm

£500 - £700

148

Charles Leslie (1835-1890)

Morning on the Thames at Shiplake,

signed lower left,

oil on canvas,

35 x 50cm

£400 - £600

85

149

Alexandre Le Bihan (French, 1837-1924)

A woman and child with a bird,

signed upper left,

oil on canvas,

60cm x 45cm


£300 - £500

150

Thomas Collier (1840-1891)

‘Stranded Boat, Conway’ and ‘Southwold Beach’,

each signed lower right,

one dated June 30th 1877,

a pair of watercolours,

22 x 32cm

£400 - £600

86

151

Pieter Christiaan Dommersen (1865-1913)

A Street Scene in Rouen,

signed and dated 1870 lower left, ex. E. Stacy-Marks,

oil on canvas,

75 x 62cm

£300 - £500

152

William Raymond Dommersen (1850-1927)

Antwerp Cathedral,

signed and dated 1883 lower right, ex. E. Stacy-Marks,

oil on canvas,

91 x 69cm

£600 - £800

87

153

Continental School, early 20th century

A nude woman disturbed by two onlookers,

indistinctly signed lower right, oil on board, 98cm x 68cm


£200 - £400

88

154

Gerald Ackermann (1876-1960)

Burpham, Sussex,

signed lower right,

watercolour,

17 x 24.5cm

£200 - £300

155


Chalk Pit in the Downs, Corfe,

signed and dated 1909 lower right,

watercolour,

24 x 34cm

£200 - £300

156


The Windmill,

signed and dated 1907 lower left,

watercolour,

25 x 36cm

£200 - £300

89

157

Frank McKelvey

RHA RUA

(Irish, 1895-1974)

‘The Lagan River at Maze, Co. Down’,

river landscape with cattle,

signed lower left,

oil on canvas,

37cm x 50cm

£1,000 - £1,500

158

David Dipnall (1941-2023)

Wild Meadow landscape

signed lower right,

oil on canvas,

49 x 74cm

£300 - £400

90

The Tanyards Collection of

Equestrian Art, Part II

91

159

After John Nost Sartorius

(1759-c.1828)

The Racehorse Eclipse, with jockey up,

indistincly signed lower right,

oil on panel,

34cm x 44cm

£150 - £250

160

George Finch Mason (1850-1915)

‘The London to Norwich Stagecoach’,

signed lower left,

oil on canvas,

76.8cm x 125.8cm

£500 - £800

92

162


‘Catch my Maaaze!!!’,

a humorous hunting scene,

signed and inscribed lower right,

titled lower left,

watercolour and bodycolour,

25cm x 34.5cm

£100 - £200

161


‘Old Days with the O.B.H.’,

hunting scene,

signed, titled and inscribed,


25.5cm x 36cm;

together with another similar example ‘My good man, spare

that tree!’, watercolour and bodycolour, 22cm x 30cm (2)

163


A pair of Hunting scenes,

both signed and inscribed,


each 18cm x 26cm (2)

£150 - £250

£150 - £250

93

164


‘The Railway Stakes’,

a set of four point-to-point horse racing scenes,

all signed and titled,


each 25cm x 35cm (4)

£300 - £500

165


‘Persimmon Wins! - The St Leger, 1896’,

signed lower left,

titled lower right,


25cm x 35cm

£100 - £200

166


‘Little Eva Wins! - The Lincolnshire Handicap, 1901’,

signed lower left,

titled lower right,


25.5cm x 35cm

£100 - £200

167


‘Roughside Wins! - The Chester Cup, 1900’,

signed lower left,

titled lower right,


26cm x 36cm

£100 - £200

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168


'The Eclipse Stakes, Run July 23rd 1886, Sandown Park',

signed lower left,

titled to a card mounted verso,


27cm x 45cm

£100 - £200

169


‘Cyllene Wins! - The Newmarket Stakes, 1898’,

signed lower left,

titled lower right,


25cm x 35cm;

together with the companion work detailing the top six

finishers of the Newmarket Jockey Club Stakes of 10,000sovs,

Sept. 29th, 1898, watercolour and bodycolour, 25cm x 35cm

(2)

£150 - £250

170


‘Rock Sand Wins! - The Derby, 1903’,

signed lower left,

titled lower right,


20.5cm x 36cm

£100 - £200

95

171


‘The Grand National, 1896’,

with details of the finish lower right,

signed lower left,

titled lower right,


26cm x 35.5cm

£100 - £200

172


‘Clwyd Wins! - The Jubilee Stakes, Kempton Park, May 15th 1897’,

signed lower left,

titled and inscribed,


24cm x 34cm

£100 - £200

173


‘Flying Fox Wins! - The Derby, 1899’,

signed lower left, titled lower right,


22.5cm x 36cm

£100 - £200

174

John Beer (c.1860-c.1930)

‘The Grand National, 1912’,

signed and titled lower left,

inscribed with details of the runners,


45cm x 75cm

£500 - £800

96

175


‘The Last Fence, The Grand National, 1909’,

signed lower right, titled lower left,


25cm x 35cm

£150 - £250

176


‘Ambush II Wins’,

signed lower left, titled lower right,


27.5cm x 39cm;

together with a similar smaller example ‘Berrill Wins! - The

Cambridgeshire Stakes, 1900’ signed lower left, titled lower

right, watercolour and bodycolour, 21.5cm x 29.5cm (2)

£200 - £300

97

177


‘The Princess of Wales Stakes, Newmarket, 1909’,

signed lower left,

titled lower right,


24.5cm x 35cm

£150 - £250

178


‘The Finish for the Royal Hunt Cup - Ascot, 1909’,

signed and titled lower right,


24.5cm x 35cm

£150 - £250

98

Furniture & Furnishings

detail of lot 208

99

179

An antique Heriz brick red ground carpet,

with central, with central rectangular medallion within a stylised geometric field

and triple border. 360 x 278cm.

£400 - £600

100

180

A Kashan burgundy ground carpet,

woven with trailing stylised flower heads within a wide multi border,

400 x 270cm

£500 - £700

101

181

John Cheere (English, 1709-1787)

a cast lead figure of a Shepherdess,

together with a later companion casting of a shepherd, shepherdess overall 161cm high

Provenance: Purchased from Mallet, London, in the 1950’s;

thereafter a private collection near Ardingly, West Sussex.

Gorringe’s are grateful to John Davis for verifying the authenticity of the figure of the fruit seller.

For a comparable figure, see his publication - Antique Garden Ornament, Antique Collectors Club, 1991, page 65.

£12,000 - £18,000

102

182

A pair of reconstituted white marble

models of lions rampant,

29cm wide, 56cm long, 96cm high

Note: Due to size and weight, the purchaser will be

responsible collection from the owners property, just

outside Lewes. They may be viewed at the property on

Monday 7th July, between 10-12am - please contact the

office for address and directions.

£100 - £150

183

A pair of simulated lead garden sculptures,

emblematic of Summer and Autumn, 60cm long

£300 - £500

103

184

A pair of standing iron

pricket candlesticks,

each with double knopped cylindrical

stem and tripod feet, 165cm high

£200 - £300

185

A pricket candlestick,

with two tiers of candle branches,

twenty one lights, punch decorated

stem and tripod base, 165cm high

£200 - £300

186

A small early 18th century and later cross

and feather banded walnut veneered chest,

with quarter veneered top over a brushing slide and four

graduated long drawers on bracket feet. 76cm wide,

40cm deep, 79cm high

£500 - £700

104

187

A 19th century rectangular oak

refectory dining table,

with cleated twin plank top, fitted two drawers over a

shaped apron on square tapered legs, 289cm wide,

81cm deep, 77cm high

£1,000 - £1,500

188

A George II style walnut upholstered

open armchair

with brown velvet upholstered back and seat,

shepherds crook arms and scroll and shell carved

apron, on cabriole legs with claw and ball feet,


£400 - £600

189

A set of six Sheraton period painted

decorated cane seat elbow chairs,

with X-shaped splat backs and outswept arms over

later buttoned squab seats on turned tapered legs,


£1,500 - £2,000

105

190

A small George I feather banded walnut

chest,

with a quarter veneered top over a brushing slide and

four graduated long drawers on bracket feet, 76cm

wide, 47cm deep, 78cm high

£400 - £600

191

A Victorian birds eye maple banded, gilt metal mounted

figured walnut side cabinet,

the central door marquetry inlaid with a musical trophy, flanked by glazed wing cupboards

divided by fluted Corinthian columns on a projecting plinth with turned feet,


£400 - £600

106

192

A Victorian tulip banded and gilt metal mounted

walnut breakfront side cabinet,

with central panelled door flanked by glazed wing cupboards

inset Sevres type porcelain panels. 183cm wide, 44cm deep, 109cm high

£700 - £1,000

193

A Victorian marquetry inlaid, gilt metal mounted

bowfront side cabinet,

inset four oval porcelain Sevres style plaques on shaped plinth foot,


£300 - £500

107

194

An early 20th century Louis XVI

style brass mounted mahogany

writing table,

signed Mellier & Co, Albermarle Street,

London,

fitted three frieze drawers on fluted

tapered legs, 107cm wide, 58cm deep,

76cm high

£500 - £700

195

A Regency brass mounted rosewood writing,

games and work table,

the adjustable leather lined top enclosing backgammon

surface flanked by hinged D shaped compartments,

over sliding chess board and silks box on slender

shaped underframe, stepped rectangular platform and

downswept feet, 71cm wide, 41cm deep, 73cm high

£500 - £700

108

196

A Japanese mulberry wood, hiromaki-e

lacquer and gilt copper mounted cabinet,

c.1680-1700,

the pair of doors decorated in raised hiromaki-e with

chickens and peonies, one flower carved in ivory,

enclosing an arrangement of ten drawers decorated

with flowers, leaves and tendrils, 90.5cm wide, 70.5cm

high.

CITES Submission reference 83JR7QM4

£2,000 - £3,000

197

A George I black japanned table

cabinet,

c.1720,

the pair of doors gilt decorated with birds and

a pavilion in a landscape, ormolu mounted

strap hinges and lock plate, enclosing an

arrangement of nine black painted and

powdered gilt oak lined drawers, 43.5cm wide,

41cm high

£600 - £800

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198

A George IV parcel gilt mahogany circular slate

top centre table,

the top painted with exotic birds and butterflies within floral

sprays on cylindrical tulip carved pillar, triangular platform and

scroll feet, 108cm diameter, 70cm high

£1,000 - £1,500

199

An Arts and Crafts embossed copper mirror,

in the manner of Talwin Morris, Glasgow School, decorated with

peacocks amid pomegranate branches, fittings for candle

arms (lacking) at the base, unmarked, 90cm x 59 cm

£300 - £500

200

A William and Mary walnut and floral

marquetry chest,

on later bracket feet, fitted two short and three graduated long

drawers, 97cm wide, 57cm deep, 85cm high

£1,500 - £2,000

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201

An early 18th century scarlet japanned lowboy,

gilt decorated with chinoiserie figures, buildings and trees,

fitted drawer over a D shaped apron on cabriole legs with pad

feet, 65cm wide, 43cm deep, 72cm high

£800 - £1,200

202

A pair of 18th century carved giltwood open

elbow chairs,


£200 - £300

203

A late 18th / early 19th century carved

and gilded wall bracket,

carved with a putto riding a dolphin under a scallop

shell and rockwork, 38cm wide, 49.5cm high

£300 - £400

204

A Victorian giltwood and composition

overmantel mirror,

of arched rectangular form with central vase and scrolling

floral pediment, 166cm wide, 180cm high

£800 - £1,200

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205

A pair of large Indian painted bone

veneered vases,

in Mughal style, each decorated with multiple rows

of formal flowers, 83cm high


£300 - £500

206

A mid 20th century polished brass marine

searchlight,

on an associated tripod stand, 150cm high


£300 - £500

207

A large copper water boiler,

of cylindrical form, the body and cover each with twin carrying

handles, with spigot, 77cm wide across the handles


£300 - £500

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208

A late 19th century Black forest carved bear hallstand,

modelled as a standing bear holding a naturalistic branch with

bevelled heart shaped mirror and a bear cub seated in the upper

branches and a further cub at his feet, the stick stand with tin drip tray,

214cm high

£1,500 - £2,000

209

A 19th century Italian carved wood and composition

polychrome painted blackamoor torchere,

modelled standing with one arm holding a scroll pillar on waisted

circular base and lions paw feet, 106cm high

£600 - £800

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210

Gabriel Viardot (French, 1830-1906),

a French Aesthetic movement Japonisme style

mahogany and ormolu mounted cabinet,

the raised cresting surmounted by the bronze figure

of a dragon, the glaze single glazed door enclosing an

arrangement of asymmetric shelves and a single drawer,

on a shaped apron stand, 97cm wide, 170cm high


£800 - £1,200

211

De Coene Frères, A Belgian Art Deco

modernist walnut dressing table,

with single cupboard and two drawers, glass shelf, 147cm

wide, 146cm high

£600 - £800

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212

An Art Deco style white ebony

and walnut console table,

of U-shaped form on stepped

rectangular plinth foot, 137cm wide, 36cm

deep, 78cm high

£400 - £600

213

An Art Deco style sweetgum

veneered rectangular overmantel

mirror,

with tablet pediment, 127cm wide, 138cm

high

£250 - £350

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214

Lignae: A contemporary

rectangular sycamore and

specimen wood coffee table,

on square legs, 122cm wide, 61cm deep,

49cm high

£150 - £200

215

Lignae: A contemporary square sycamore and

specimen wood coffee table,

on square legs, 122cm wide, 48cm high

£300 - £400

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216

Lignae: A contemporary chrysanthemum and specimen wood

inlaid circular tilt top centre table,

on cylindrical pillar and stepped plinth foot, 121cm diameter, 72cm high

£400 - £600

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