Gorringe's Autumn Fine Sale 3rd October 2023

Gorringe’s 

Autumn Fine Sale 

3rd October 2023 

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AUTUMN SALE 

Tuesday 3rd October 

10.00 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 29th September 9.00-5.00 

Saturday 30th September 9.00-1.00 

Monday 2nd October 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 likely to be asked to 

provide two forms of identification. This applies to 

both new and existing clients. 

Clifford Lansberry - Partner 

+44 (0)1273 472503 

clifford@gorringes.co.uk 

Dan Bray - Associate Partner 

+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 

General Enquiries: 

Tel: 01273 472503 

clientservices@gorringes.co.uk 

Front cover: Lot 297 

Back cover: Lot 183 

Catalogues: £10 (£12.00 by post) 

Registered in England & Wales as a Limited Liability Partnership. Registration No. OC318535 

Gorringes is a trading name of Gorringes LLP

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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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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 

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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 10th of October 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 

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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. 

BOOK A COLLECTION 

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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 3rd October at 10.00am 

Miscellanea 

Bronzes and Metalware 

Ceramics and Glass 

Asian Works of Art 

Clocks, Carpets & 

Furniture 

1 - 27 

28 - 48 

49 - 159 

160 - 211 

Tuesday 3rd October at 12.30pm 

Paintings and Prints 

Silver - 2.00pm approx 

Watches & 

Jewellery 

212 - 370 

371 - 417 

418 - 513 

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Miscellanea, Bronzes, Indian & 

European Ceramics & Works of 

Art 

Lots 1 - 48 

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Lot 1 

Indian / Royal Interest: VERNON & CO. Souvenir, 

The Imperial Visit to Delhi. Calcutta: Bombay, 

Vernon & Co, [1912]. the album with 85 individual 

gelatin silver prints of various sizes on 26 grey 

heavy card mounts, including a panorama of the 

Coronation Durbar on five sections, the larger prints 

mounted mostly one-per-page, others mounted 

in various patterns, each page with printed tissue 

interleaves bearing titles and the Vernon & Co. 

imprint. Original red calf gilt, the covers elaborately 

bordered in gilt, overall 40 x 52cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Sir William Wilson Hunter KCSI CIE (15 July 

1840 – 6 February 1900) was a Scottish historian, 

statistician, a compiler and a member of the Indian 

Civil Service. 

He is most known for The Imperial Gazetteer of 

India on which he started working in 1869, and 

which was eventually published in nine volumes 

in 1881, then fourteen, and later as a twenty-six 

volume set after his death. 

A record of the Coronation Durbar and the tour 

made by King George V and Queen Mary to Dehli 

in 1912. This copy was probably given to Sir William 

Wilson Hunter at Christmas, 1912, by Kumar Shri 

Ranjitsinhji, the Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar 

(1872-1933), one of the foremost cricket batsmen 

in England. Ranjitsinhji, as Maharaja and famous 

international cricketer, played his part in the Dehli 

celebrations. 

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Lot 2 

° Indian Interest: CAXTON WORKS. Souvenir. 

‘Kathiawar Tour of His Excellency Sir George 

Sydenham Clarke, Governor of Bombay, 1910’, a 

leather bound album of photographs by Bourne 

& Shepherd, presentation copy to Sir William 

Hunter from Ranjitsinghi of Nawanagar, the 

album with 160 individual gelatin silver prints of 

various, the larger prints mounted mostly one-perpage, 

others mounted in various patterns, each 

page with printed interleaves bearing titles, with 

inscription dated 1911-1912 to W.S. Hunter Esq. 

from Ranjitsinghi of Nawanagor, Original red calf 

and cloth, sold with a Christmas card to Sir William 

Hunter from Thakore Sahib Sir Daulat Singh of 

Limbdi, Kathiawar, in original envelope postmarked 

1911, 47 x 37cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A fascinating record of the Kathiawar Tour of His 

Excellency Sir George Sydenham Clarke, Governor 

of Bombay in 1910. 

This copy was given to Sir William Wilson Hunter 

at Christmas, 1912, by Kumar Shri Ranjitsinhji, the 

Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar (1872-1933), 

one of the foremost cricket batsmen in England. 

Ranjitsinhji, as Maharaja and famous international 

cricketer, played his part in the Tours, and this copy 

was probably one of a few copies commissioned 

from Caxton Works. for presentation to celebrate the 

Tour. 

Sir William Wilson Hunter KCSI CIE (15 July 

1840 – 6 February 1900) was a Scottish historian, 

statistician, a compiler and a member of the Indian 

Civil Service.He is most known for The Imperial 

Gazetteer of India on which he started working in 

1869, and which was eventually published in nine 

volumes in 1881, then fourteen, and later as a 

twenty-six volume set after his death. 

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Lot 3 

A very finely engineered scratch-built 5” gauge 

live steam model of a LNWR (London and 

North Western Railway) Jumbo 2-4-0 tender 

locomotive, No. 1045 ‘Whitworth’, constructed 

by an award winning model engineer and based 

on original Crewe drawings of the Whitworth Class 

(otherwise known as the Waterloo Class). The 

model has a specialist built copper boiler with 

injector and hand pump water feed with detailed 

brass cab fittings and a woodblock cab floor. The 

cylinders have the correct sloping slide valves and 

Allan straight link valve gear. The model is finished 

in satin finish black paint with accurately applied 

and finely finished authentic lining. A detailed 

brass number plate to the cab side and the LNWR 

shed plate is fitted to the rear edge of the cab 

roof. The exterior of the locomotive has extensive 

and accurately aligned rivetting. A large and 

comprehensive portfolio of the builder’s drawings 

and construction photographs are included together 

with the cylinder block patterns and a current boiler 

hydraulic test certificate dated 1/10/22, total length 

126cm 

£5,000 - 8,000 

Lot 4 

A pair of malachite veneered obelisks with 

stepped square bases, 12 x 12cm, 60cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 5 

A Jacques ebony and boxwood Staunton 

pattern chess set, kings 9cm, with loaded bases 

and a Victorian walnut folding chessboard, inlaid 

with parquetry banding, 44 x 39cm when open 

£600 - 800 

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Lot 6 

An appliqué needlework panel, from 

‘Greystoke Castle’ depicting a hunting scene, 

worked by Lady Elizabeth Howard, Countess of 

Arundel, c.1640, 131cm x 72cm, oak framed 

£500 - 800 

Lot 7 

After Joseph Chinard (French 1756- 

1813). A French white marble bust of 

Juliette Récamier, 32cm wide, 24cm deep, 

63cm high 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Juliette Recamier was celebrated for her 

beauty and her many illustrious love affairs. 

Many artists portrayed her elegant looks but 

Chinard’s bust is still considered the most 

successful. A terracotta version is in the 

Getty Museum of Art. Another was recently 

exhibited at the New Orleans Museum of 

Art in “Jefferson’s America & Napoleon’s 

France” celebrating the Louisiana Purchase 

Bicentennial. 

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Lot 8 

After the Antique. A late 19th century Italian carved 

white marble figure of Venus Anadyomene standing semidraped, 

her hands adjusting her hair, signed P.Tomasi, on 

integral naturalistic base, 30cm wide, 96cm high 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Venus Anadyomene (from Greek, «Venus Rising from the 

Sea») is one of the iconic representations of the goddess 

Venus (Aphrodite), made famous in a much-admired painting 

by Apelles, now lost, but described in Pliny›s Natural 

History, with the anecdote that the great Apelles employed 

Campaspe, a mistress of Alexander the Great, for his model. 

According to Athenaeus, the idea of Aphrodite rising from the 

sea was inspired by the courtesan Phryne, who, during the 

time of the festivals of the Eleusinia and Poseidonia, often 

swam nude in the sea. 

The subject never entirely disappeared in Western art, 

and revived greatly in the Italian Renaissance, with further 

boosts in the Baroque and Rococo, and in late 19th-century 

Academic painting. 

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Lot 9 

An 18th century French 

carved white marble relief 

plaque, depicting a classical 

maiden holding a floral 

wreath above a burning heart, 

attended by cherubs, bearing 

incised signature Falconet and 

dated, 43cm wide, 57cm high 

£600 - 800 

Lot 10 

After the Antique. A pair of 

19th century white marble 

busts of Apollo and Diana, 

on grey marble columns with 

squared plinths, busts 57cm 

high, columns 121.5cm high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

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Lot 11 

A late Victorian oak smoker’s 

cabinet modelled as a sentry 

box with a watercolour panel 

by Richard Simkin (1840- 

1926), with slatted pitched roof, 

the hinged front door with glass 

panel with original watercolour 

of a soldier of ‘The Seaforth 

Highlanders’ standing to attention, 

opening to reveal three drawers, 

each with flush fitting brass finger 

pulls, the sprung lock which locks 

when the door is pushed shut 

can only be opened by key, 12cm 

wide, 12cm deep, 26.5cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 12 

A 16th century Dutch carved 

oak model of a griffin rampant 

holding a shield, on domed base, 

23cm wide, 9cm deep, 60cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 13 

A pair of Louis XVI style ormolu and grey marble 

five light candelabra with scrolling branches and 

urn shaped stems on architectural plinths, 26cm 

wide, 63cm high 

£400 - 600 

Lot 14 

A pair of Louis XVI style ormolu mounted 

Samson powder blue vases mounted as table 

lamps, with ornate foliate scroll handles and 

rococo scroll feet, 27cm wide, 42cm high, overall 

incl. wood plinth 70cm high 

Lot 14A 

A graduated pair of 19th century Continental 

ormolu mounted mother of pearl pedestal 

bowls each modelled with birds perched upon 

the rim and rustic branches on fern and branch 

feet with reptiles, largest 23cm wide, 15cm high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

£600 - 800 

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Lot 15 

Emmanuel Fremiet (French, 1824-1910). 

A gilt patinated bronze, St Michael and 

the dragon, signed in the naturalistic base, 

standing upon a red marble plinth, 34cm 

wide, 56cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 16 

After Auguste Moreau (French, 1834-1917). A 

bronze figure of a ballerina, bears signature in 

the bronze, on marble plinth, height 100cm. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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Lot 17 

A Mughal style miniature gouache painting 

depicting Miran Shah, son of the Central Asian 

conqueror Timur, 19th century, the figure of Miran 

Shah seated on a throne, visited by a dignitary, 

within multicoloured arabesque borders with 

reserves of calligraphy, the reverse with four line 

inscription within marbled borders, image 46.5 x 

29cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 

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24cm 

Lot 18 

An Indian gold damascened iron box, 19th 

century, decorated with a repeating design of 

flowers, leaves and tendrils, the domed cover also 

decorated on the interior, on four outswept feet, 

22.5cm wide, includes key 

Lot 19 

£300 - 500 

A Cairo ware silver and copper inlaid brass 

Qur’an stand, early 20th century, in Mamluk 

revival style, of hexagonal form decorated with kufic 

script, scrolling foliage, with a single hinged door to 

one side, 30.5cm high, 22.2cm wide 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 20 

A Muller Freres Art Deco wrought iron and frosted 

pink glass table lamp, the domed shade moulded 

with flowers and scrolls, on beaded triangular stem 

with planished base, 28cm diameter, 30cm high 

£300 - 500 

Lot 22 

Attributed to Ugo Cipriani 

(Italian, 1887-1960). An Art 

Deco bronzed spelter group 

of an archer shooting at 

two antelopes, green onyx 

and black marble plinth, 

CITES Submission reference 

TTCVABWS, 82cm wide, 

24cm deep, 55cm high 

£400 - 600 

Lot 21 

J.B. Leonard. An Art 

Deco bronze model of 

a seagull, signed and 

stamped BRONZE 224, 

on black marble plinth, 

45cm wide, 23cm deep, 

65cm high 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 23 

Philippe Matteau (Matto). An Art Deco bronze and 

marble group of three dancing pan pipers, on 

variegated green marble plinth with attribution plaque, 


£800 - 1,200 

Lot 24 

Alexandre Ouline (French, fl.1918- 

1940). An Art Deco bronzed 

terracotta sculpture, signed, 50cm 

wide, 15cm deep, 35cm high 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 25 

Alexandre Kelety (French/Hungarian, 1874-1940). 

A French Art Deco bronze group of two tillermen, 

on black marble plinth, signed in the bronze, 47cm 

long, 17cm deep, 23cm high 

£400 - 600 

Lot 27 

Henri Fugère (1872-1944). An Art Deco 

silvered bronze figure of a nude dancer 

standing upon a tapered signed two tone 

marble plinth, 13cm wide, 39cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 26 

Johan Jussi Rickhard Mäntynen (Finnish, 1888- 

1978). A bronze model of a lynx, signed and dated 

1930 in the bronze, 29cm long, 22cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 28 

A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre 

hexagonal jar and cover, by William S. Mycock, 

painted with red grapes and silver-green lustre 

vines, on a yellow to green graduated ground, 

impressed mark and model number 2800, silver 

lustre monogram above a small drawing of a galleon 

ship, 22cm high, cover damaged 

£300 - 400 

Lot 29 

Attributed to Peter Behrens (German, 1868- 

1940). An Art Nouveau pottery and copper 

overlaid vase by Marzi & Remy, Hohr, 

covered in a bronze coloured drizzled glaze, 

the copper foliate strap work mounts formerly 

gilded, impressed makers mark, 40cm high, 

some copper overlay lifting 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 30 

Octave Larrieu (French, 1881-1965). An Art 

Deco pottery model of a panther, signed, 

covered in a semi translucent green glaze, 

27.5cm long 

£300 - 500 

Lot 31 

Armand Godard (French, 1824-1887). An Art 

Deco ceramic group of a reclining beauty 

with a kid, signed, impressed marks, 52.5cm 

wide 

£300 - 500 

Lot 32 

Georges Chauvel (French 1886- 

1962). An Art Deco ceramic figure 

of a sleeping Diana, signed, 

impressed marks, 41cm wide 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 33 

Charles Vyse (1882-1971) - a Chelsea Pottery 

group, ‘The Madonna of World’s End Passage’, 

the underside inscribed with monograms CV, 

Chelsea and dated 1923, 25cm high 

£650 - 850 

Lot 34 

Charles Vyse (1882-1971) - a Chelsea Pottery 

figure, ‘The Balloon Woman’, the underside 

inscribed with monograms CV, Chelsea and dated 

1922; together with the original receipt dated 1st 

January, 1923 £6 6s, 22.5cm 

£350 - 450 

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Lot 35 

Charles Vyse (1882-1971) - a Chelsea 

Pottery figure, ‘The Lavender Girl’, 

the hexagonal plinth underside inscribed 

with monograms CV, Chelsea and dated 

1921, 22.5cm high 

Lot 36 

£450 - 650 


Pottery figure, ‘The Tulip Woman’, 

the circular underside inscribed with 

monograms CV, Chelsea and dated 

1924, 26cm high 

Lot 37 

£450 - 650 


Pottery group, ‘The Tug of war’, a 

rare allegorical subject, the underside 

inscribed with monograms CV, Chelsea 

and dated 1924, 26cm 

£2,500 - 3,500 

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Lot 38 

Dame Lucie Rie D.B.E. (1902-1995), 

a stoneware conical bowl, of slightly 

elliptical form, off white glazed with 

manganese rim, impressed seal mark, 

20.1cm wide, 12cm high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 39 

Dame Lucie Rie D.B.E. (1902-1995) and Hans Coper (1920-1981), a pair of stoneware 

bowls and a third stoneware bowl by Dame Lucie Rie, the pair of bowls off-white 

glazed the interior and half the exterior, the lower half in a dark brown glaze, impressed 

seal marks,13cm diameter the single Rie bowl covered in a brown and white striped glaze 

and incised with lines to the exterior, impressed seal mark, 1.9cm diameter, 6.4cm high, 

all damaged 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 40 

Dame Lucie Rie D.B.E. (1902-1995), a 

stoneware trumpet neck vase, covered in 

cream and dark brown spiral streaked glaze, the 

rim in pale blue and turquoise, impressed seal 

mark, 30.5cm (a.f) 

£300 - 500 

Lot 41 

Gabriele Koch (b.1948), a 

large hand built and burnished 

earthenware vase, of globe form, 

covered in black and white mottled 

glazes, approximately 42cm 

diameter, 40cm high 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 42 

A Rene Lalique Inseparables 

opalescent glass desk timepiece, 

of square form, inset with the original 

Swiss eight day timepiece with 

Arabic numeral dial, moulded mark R 

LALIQUE, 11cm wide, small splinter 

chip to underside of one corner 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 43 

A large Daum pâte-de-verre model of 

‘Appaloosa’ horse’s head, designed 

by Claude L’Hoste (1929-2009), limited 

edition no.92/200, moulded marks ‘Daum 

France and ‘L’Hoste’, 38cm high 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 44 

A rare neo-classical enamel on 

copper vase, probably Vienna 

18th/19th century, painted to each 

side with figure scenes in the style of 

Angelica Kauffman within tooled gilt 

cartouches, on a Sevres style dark blue 

and gilt caillouté pattern ground, 31.5cm 

high, slight damage and enamelling 

imperfections 

£400 - 600 

Lot 45 

A pair of large Meissen figural bonbon 

dishes, 19th century, modelled as a lady 

and gentlemen in 18th century floral dress, 

each reclining and holding a basket, on a 

scrollwork base, crossed swords marks and 

incised model numbers 2863 and 2858, 

28.5cm wide 

£400 - 600 

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Lot 46 

A large Meissen figure of a rearing stallion 

modelled by Eric Oehme, c.1949, signed, 

impressed crossed swords ‘Weiss’ and model 

no.S206, 50cm high 

£300 - 500 

Lot 47 

An English or Welsh slipware baking dish, 

late 18th/early 19th century, with cream trailed 

decoration on a brown ground, 46cm wide, two 

rim cracks 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 48 

A pair of Chelsea porcelain groups 

of a shepherd and shepherdess, 

c.1760-65, the figure of the shepherd 

with two dogs and bagpipes by his feet, 

the shepherdess with a lamb and a 

ewe, both encrusted with flowers, gold 

anchor marks, approximately 29.5cm 

high, some restorations 

£400 - 600 

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Asian Works of 

Art 

Lots 49-159 

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Lot 49 

A Japanese lacquer cabinet 

(shodana), Meiji period, 

finely decorated in gold and 

silver lacquer with trees 

and river landscapes, the 

upper section fitted with two 

sliding drawers above an 

arrangement of asymmetric 

shelves, a pair of cupboard 

doors and five short drawers, 

on a shaped plinth, 100.5cm 


£4,000 - 5,000 

Lot 50 

A large Japanese Satsuma pottery 

koro and cover, Meiji period, painted 

to each side with hunting scenes, the 

globular body slide with a pair of elephant 

head handles, on three mythical beast 

mask feet, the pierced domed cover 

surmounted by the figure of Jurojin with 

a deer, six character gilt mark and eight 

character impressed mark, 36cm, some 

damage 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 51 

A good Japanese tsuishu (carved red lacquer) four case inro, 

by Yosei, and a similar manju netsuke, 19th century, carved 

in high relief with immortals in a garden, the reverse with ladies 

playing Go beneath a pine tree, on a brocaded ground, with tsuishu 

and tsuio (red and yellow lacquer) scrollwork borders and a seal 

script signature ‘Yosei saku’ to one end, black lacquer interior, 

8.8cm, the manju carved in high relief with irises on a brocade 

ground, unsigned, 4.2cm, together with a silver ojime cast in relief 

with rocks, fungus and irises, engraved three character maker’s 

mark, 1.9cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 52 

A fine Japanese silver wire cloisonné 

enamel ‘dragon’ vase, Meiji period, with fine 

silver wire work details including the individual 

scales of the dragon, on a midnight blue 

ground, 18.5cm 

£300 - 500 

Lot 53 

A Japanese Komai style mixed metal inlaid 

bronze dish, Meiji period, decorated with cranes 

by a river, within a fretwork border, Kyoto maker’s 

mark in gilt, 27.5cm diameter 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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Lot 54 

A pair of Chinese wucai spiral lobed baluster 

vases and covers, Kangxi, c.1680, each painted 

with lines of flowers, leaves and tendrils, lotus 

petalled covers and borders, 32.5cm high, minor 

damage 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 55 

Two large Chinese flambé glazed bottle vases, 

18th century, each covered in a purple streaked 

crimson red crackle-glaze, with mushroom 

coloured glaze to the rim and interior of the neck, 

black ink inscription to the unglazed base, 35.8cm 

and 34cm high, occasional tiny glaze flakes 

cf. a similarly shaped flambé vase in the Victoria 

& Albert Museum, London, accession no. C.405- 

1910, dated to the Qianlong period. 

£3,000 - 5,000 

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Lot 56 

A large Chinese iron red 

enamelled ‘lotus pond’ dish, 

Wanli mark and possibly of the 

period, the centre and reverse 

border painted with ducks in a lotus 

pond, 30.5cm diameter 

£2,000 - 3,000 

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Lot 57 

Twelve Chinese blue and white ‘Pagoda Riverscape’ tea bowls and saucers, Nanking 

Cargo, c.1750, the teabowls 7.5cm, the saucers 12cm diameter 

Provenance- bought directly by the vendor from Christie’s, Amsterdam sale of the Nanking 

cargo, Chinese export porcelain and gold, Hilton Hotel, Amsterdam 28th April – 2 May 1986, 

ex lot 5041. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 58 

Twelve Chinese blue and white ‘Peony and Pomegranate’ plates, Nanking Cargo, 

c.1750, 23cm diameter 



ex lot 3612 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 59 

Twelve Chinese blue and white ‘Flying Geese’ bowls and saucer dishes, Nanking 

Cargo, c.1750, the bowls 11.5cm diameter and the saucer dishes 17.5cm diameter 



ex. Lot 2641 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 60 

Twelve Chinese blue and white ‘Boatman and Six flower border’ plates, Nanking Cargo, 

c.1750, 23cm diameter 


cargo, Chinese export porcelain and gold, Hilton Hotel, Amsterdam 28th April – 2 May 1986, ex 

lot 1680 

£600 - 800 

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Lot 61 

Three Chinese blue and 

white ‘Leaping Boy’ middle 

size dishes, Nanking 

Cargo, c.1750, 25.5cm 

diameter 

Provenance- bought directly 

by the vendor from Christie’s, 

Amsterdam sale of the 

Nanking cargo, Chinese 

export porcelain and gold, 

Hilton Hotel, Amsterdam 28th 

April – 2 May 1986, half of lot 

4626. 

£300 - 400 

Lot 62 

A Chinese blue and white bullet-shaped 

teapot and cover, Nanking Cargo, c.1750, 

painted with willow and peony issuing from a 

terrace come on the rocky riverbank and with 

a scholars retreat beside a pine on a distant 

bank below a border of trellis pattern, 22.5cm 

across 

Provenance- as per lot 61 – 2 May 1986, ex 

lot 2058 

£200 - 300 

Lot 63 

Ten Chinese blue and 

white ‘Boatman and Six 

flower border’ plates, 

Nanking Cargo, c.1750, 

23cm diameter 

Provenance- bought 

directly by the vendor from 

Christie’s, Amsterdam 

sale of the Nanking cargo, 

Chinese export porcelain 

and gold, Hilton Hotel, 

Amsterdam 28th April – 2 

May 1986, the majority of 

lot 1674 

£500 - 700 

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Lot 64 

A Chinese blue and white ‘Daoist 

immortals’ yen-yen vase, Kangxi 

period, the trumpet shaped neck painted 

with the Sanxing (three star gods); Fu, Lu 

and Shou and attendants, the baluster 

shaped body with four versions of Liu Hai 

dancing by the three legged toad, 46cm 

high, glaze losses to rim and edge of foot 

cf. a similar Kangxi blue and white yenyen 

vase from the Franks collection in 

the British Museum painted with Daoist 

immortals, accession No. Franks.277.+. 

£15,000 - 20,000 

Lot 65 

A Chinese blue and white porcelain 

circular plaque, possibly 17th century, 

finely painted with a fisherman in a river 

landscape scene, 6.2cm diameter, plaque 

broken and repaired, wood stand and 

damaged frame 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 66 

A Chinese blue and white ‘Shou Lao’ 

dish, Yongzheng period, painted with the 

immortal, a deer amid rock work and trees, 

with birds in the background, unglazed 

base, sprigging to the underside and an 

engraved to character collector’s mark, 

27.2cm diameter 

£300 - 400 

Lot 67 

A Chinese blue and white wine ewer and 

cover, Kangxi period, the pear-shaped body 

painted with antiques, the s-scroll handle and 

spout with ruyi shaped clouds, 13.8cm high, 

crack to base of handle 

cf. almost identical wine ewer in the Fries 

Museum, Netherlands. 

£300 - 400 

Lot 68 

A Chinese blue and white ‘dragon’ plate, 

Kangxi period, painted with confronting 

dragons amid scrolling clouds on a blue 

ground, similar blue banded border, sprigs to 

underside, double circle around a seal mark, 

engraved collector’s marks, 21cm diameter 

£200 - 300 

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Lot 69 

A Chinese famille verte ‘lotus pond’ plate, 

Kangxi period, painted with a butterfly hovering by 

a lotus pond, within diaper and ribbon tied object 

borders, the reverse with double underglaze blue 

circle surrounding a twin fish mark, 27cm diameter, 

hairline crack 

£300 - 400 

Lot 70 

A Chinese flambé glazed lobed meiping, 18th 

century, of quatrelobed section, with a caramel 

glazed base, 29cm high, glaze chips 

£300 - 500 

Lot 71 

A Chinese Ming wucai porcelain Kaiseki 

dish, Chongzhen period c.1635, made 

for the Japanese market, painted with a 

monkey, a deer, rockwork, a peach tree, a 

bird and butterfly in flight, within polychrome 

chequered borders, apocryphal underglaze 

blue Chenghua six character mark, 20.5cm 

diameter 

Literature- a similar dish is published in 

‘Transitional Wares and Their Forerunners’ An 

exhibition presented by the Oriental Ceramics 

Society of Hong Kong at the Hong Kong 

Museum of Art in 1981 page 139, plate 162 in 

the catalogue. 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 72 

A large Chinese Longquan celadon 

‘magnolia’ tripod censer, Ming 

dynasty, the compressed globular 

body incised with magnolia, on three 

animal mask feet, burnt orange ring to 

the unglazed base, 32cm wide, crazing 

and small cracks 

£600 - 800 

Lot 73 

A Chinese proto-celadon tripod ritual vessel, ding, 

Western Zhou dynasty/Spring & Autumn period, 

the compressed globular body incised with bands of 

pinpricks interspersed by two fins, the shoulder applied 

with a pair of twisted loop handles, on three tapering 

feet, the coiled construction visible on the interior, 

unglazed patch to the base, 22cm wide, 13.5cm high 

Provenance - the vendor bought this vessel in the 1990s 

from a dealer while living in Hong Kong. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 74 

A Chinese Longquan celadon fluted 

brush washer, Yuan dynasty, crackle 

to the glaze all over, burnt orange to the 

unglazed base, 11.3cm diameter, kintsugi 

style repair 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 75 

A Chinese flambé glazed bottle vase, 

tianqiuping, 18th/19th, mounted as a lamp, 

31.5cm high excluding later lamp fitting, foot ground 

off 

£400 - 600 

Lot 76 

A 17th century Chinese blue and white jar, Shunzhi 

or Kangxi period, the short neck painted with lappets, 

the body with chrysanthemums amid scrolling tendrils 

on a blue ground, 21.5cm high, cracks and restoration 

to neck 

Provenance - the vendor acquired this jar from a dealer 

while living and working in Hong Kong in the 1990s. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 77 

A Chinese blue and white octagonal garden seat, 

18th/19th century, painted with lotus flowers and 

scrolling leaves and tendrils, 49cm high, broken and 

restored 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 78 

A Chinese enamelled 

porcelain Mandarin 

pattern water bottle 

(guglet) and basin, 

Qianlong period, painted 

with court figures in a 

garden, basin 26cm 

diameter, bottle 23.5cm 

high 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 79 

A Chinese buff pottery model of a 

horse, Han dynasty (206 BC-220 

AD) painted in red and white pigments, 

44cm long 

Provenance- the collection of the late 

prof. R.M. Hicks OBE. 

£150 - 250 

Lot 80 

A Chinese enamelled 

porcelain Mandarin 

pattern bowl, Qianlong 

period, the exterior painted 

with court figures in 

landscapes, within cellular 

borders reserved with 

flower sprigs, the interior 

with peony sprig and 

fleur-de-lys border, 29cm 

diameter 

£500 - 800 

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Lot 81 

A graduated set of three 

Chinese famille rose mugs, 

Qianlong period, each 

painted with court figures, 

within underglaze blue floral 

borders, and with further 

reserves of landscapes 

within flower sprigs, 10.5cm - 

13.5cm high 

£300 - 500 

Lot 82 

A Chinese famille rose bottle vase, tianqiuping, 

Qianlong seal mark but Republic period, painted 

with peonies, other flowers, blossoming magnolia 

and butterflies in flight, 27cm high, restored 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 83 

A Chinese blue and white ‘dragon’ vase, 

Wanli mark but later, painted with dragons 

amid scrolling clouds, the trumpet shaped 

neck applied with a pair of ruyi sceptre 

shaped handles, apocryphal six character 

mark, 31cm high, neck repaired 

£600 - 800 

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Lot 84 

A Chinese enamelled porcelain millefleur 

dish, late 19th/early 20th century, painted with 

the thousand flower design on a gilt ground, 

apocryphal four character Qianlong mark to base, 

floral sprigs around the border of the underside, 

24.2cm diameter, hairline cracks 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 85 

A Chinese doucai ‘dragon’ deep bowl, 

19th century, the interior painted with a 

confronting five claw dragon chasing a 

flaming pearl, key work border, the exterior 

painted with two five claw dragons chasing a 

flaming pearl amid flames and above waves 

and a key-work foot, apocryphal underglaze 

blue Wanli mark, 28.2cm diameter, small chip 

and glaze losses to rim 

£400 - 600 

Lot 86 

An unusual Chinese gilded flambé baluster 

vase, 19th century, the streaked ox blood glaze 

gilt decorated with lotus flowers scrolling leaves and 

tendrils and shou characters, 41cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 87 

A Chinese yellow ground medallion bowl, 

Guangxu six character mark and of the period 

(1875-1908), the interior painted in underglaze blue 

with three goats in a landscape, the border with 

prunus and ribbon tied auspicious objects, the exterior 

painted with goats in landscapes to three medallions, 

interspersed by antiques, peonies and fruit on a 

sgraffito yellow ground, 15cm diameter, cracked and 

re-glued 

Provenance - the vendor acquired this bowl from an 

antiques dealer while living and working in Hong Kong 

in the 1990s. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 88 

A Chinese enamelled porcelain ‘eighteen luohan’ 

vase, late 19th century, painted in an unusual 

colour palette with the figures of the eighteen luohan 

in a landscape, the neck applied with a pair of lion 

dog handles, the shoulder with chilong, 43.5cm high, 

crack to one side of vase 

£400 - 600 

Lot 89 

A pair of Chinese famille verte 

‘Sanxing’ vases and covers, 19th 

century, each well painted with the 

three star gods Fu, Lu and Shou, 

with a deer and boys in a landscape, 

underglaze blue double circle to base, 

31.5cm and 32cm high, some cracks 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 90 

A pair of large Chinese 

crackle glaze famille rose 

‘Hundred Bird’ rouleau 

vases, late 19th century, 

each painted with a 

continuous scene of birds in 

a landscape amid rockwork 

and flowers, with a lower band 

of butterflies and fruit on a 

stippled ground, apocryphal 

Kangxi underglaze blue 

marks, 45cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 91 

A Chinese blue and white ‘dragon’ 

dish, Kangxi mark, 19th century, 

finely painted with a central confronting 

dragon surrounding a flaming pearl, 

flanked by two further dragons amid 

clouds and flames, the underside 

with six character Kangxi mark within 

a double circle, surrounded by five 

bats, 36.5cm across, dish slightly 

misshapen 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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Lot 92 

An unusual Chinese Ming style ‘dragon’ 

jar, 20th century, decorated with three 

green glazed dragons on an anhua cloud 

and lappeted ground, apocryphal Wanli six 

character mark, 32cm high 

£200 - 300 

Lot 93 

A Chinese famille rose beaker vase, gu, late 

Qing / early Republic period finely painted 

with two pheasants amid rockwork and peonies, 

the central ‘bulb’ painted with two dragons amid 

flowers and scrolling tendrils, apocryphal six 

character seal mark to the base, 22cm high 

splinter chip to rim 

£200 - 300 

Lot 94 

A Chinese yellow ground ‘phoenix’ bowl, Daoguang mark and of 

the period (1821-50), the exterior painted with four different phoenixes 

amid exotic flowers, on a yellow ground, the interior and base turquoise 

glazed, six character iron red ‘Da Qing Daoguang nian zhi’ seal mark to 

the base, 20.5cm diameter, glaze discoloured inside 

£2,000 - 3,000 

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Lot 95 

A pair of Chinese faux bamboo porcelain hat 

stands, late 19th century, each glazed in colours 

in imitation of bamboo tied with a bat and twin fish 

pendant, unmarked, 27cm high, small chip losses 

£600 - 800 

Lot 96 

A large Chinese ‘nine peach’ enamelled porcelain 

dish, Qianlong seal mark but 19th century, painted 

to the front with six peaches on blossoming branches, 

with two bats in flight to the centre, the reverse with 

three peaches on blossoming branches and two 

further bats to the border, apocryphal Qianlong iron 

red seal mark to base, wood stand, 40.2cm diameter, 

restored 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 97 

A Chinese famille rose ‘pomegranate and 

bats’ vase, tianqiuping, Qianlong seal mark, 

late 19th/early 20th century, painted with 

five bats flying amid pomegranates, branches 

with pom-pom shaped flowers, the base with 

underglaze blue six character Qianlong seal 

mark on a turquoise ground, 35.8cm high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

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Lot 98 

An unusual Chinese blue and white malletshaped 

vase, Yongzheng dedicatory inscription 

but later, painted with pheasants amid peonies and 

rock work, the underside with three seal marks and 

an inscription in a circle, 42cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 99 

A Chinese famille rose bowl, Jiaqing seal mark 

and of the period (1796-1820), painted with fruiting 

vines, bamboo and butterflies, underglaze blue six 

character seal mark, 10.7cm diameter, 6.3cm high, 

restored 

£400 - 600 

Lot 100 

A Chinese blue and white ‘mythical beasts’ vase, 

Kangxi six character mark but 19th century, 

painted with three different mythical beasts standing 

on rocks amid waves, flames to the sky on one side, 

32cm high 

£400 - 600 

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Lot 101 

A Chinese turquoise ground enamelled 

porcelain teapot and cover, Jiaqing seal mark 

but Republic period, finely painted with lotus 

flowers scrolling tendrils and other flowers on a 

turquoise ground, 18cm spout to handle 

£600 - 800 

Lot 102 

A large Chinese Dehua blanc de chine figure of 

Guanyin, Republic period, He Chaozong mark 

within a double gourd, holding a sceptre in left 

hand, seated on a throne with four horse supports 

and a lotus petalled plinth, impressed maker’s 

mark, 45cm high, crack and chip to base 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 103 

A Chinese wucai 

‘phoenix’ baluster vase, 

late 19th century, painted 

with a phoenix perched on 

rockwork amid flowers and 

bamboo, underglaze blue 

double circle to base, 35cm 

high 

£500 - 700 

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Lot 104 

A pair of Chinese enamelled porcelain vases 

and covers, early 20th century, each painted 

with circular reserves of flowers, birds, wind 

chimes, dragon boat scenes, each applied with a 

pair of lion mask ring handles, the domed covers 

surmounted by lion-dog finials, 45cm high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 105 

A tall Chinese famille rose vase, late 

19th/early 20th century, painted with 

pheasants amid rock work, prunus, 

lingzhi fungus, a peach tree and insects, 

45.3cm high 

£600 - 800 

Lot 106 

A pair of large Chinese white crackle glaze 

vases, late 19th/early 20th century, each 

shoulder modelled with blossoming prunus 

branches, incised brown Chenghua nian zhi 

seal mark to base, 45.5cm high, one vase 

cracked 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 107 

A Chinese Export gilt-decorated 

black lacquer games box, c.1830, 

decorated with figures amid 

pavilions and trees, the cover with a 

border of dragons, the interior fitted 

with an arrangement of lidded boxes 

and trays, on four lion paw feet, 

37.5cm wide 

£400 - 600 

Lot 108 

A pair of Chinese hongmu square 

stands, 19th century, the panelled 

and framed tops above shaped 

friezes inset with ruyi heads, on four 

moulded square legs, 41cm wide, 

48.5cm high, losses to frieze 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 109 

A Chinese hongmu and porcelain 

plaque inset low stand, c.1900, the 

circular porcelain plaque painted with 

a four claw dragon, within a border 

of flower medallions on a green net 

ground with iron red floral border, the 

stand carved with bats and scrolling 

clouds, on four downswept legs 

joined by an x-shaped stretcher, 

approximately 36cm wide, 45cm high, 

loose joints 

£400 - 600 

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Lot 110 

A Chinese hardwood small altar table, 

19th century, the rectangular framed 

panel top above a carved and pierced 

frieze decorated with taotie masks, clouds, 

phoenixes, bats and fruit, on square 

tapered legs with scrolled feet, 81cm wide, 

46.5cm deep, 80cm high 

£2,000 - 2,500 

Lot 111 

A Chinese huanghuali and hongmu 

low stand, 19th century, the rectangular 

framed panel top above a pierced frieze 

with archaistic scrolls above blind key fret, 

on four moulded square legs, 76cm wide, 

39cm deep, 42cm high, repairs and possible 

alterations 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 112 

A Chinese hongmu scholar’s stand, late 

Qing dynasty, the rectangular top on scrolled 

end supports, 45.5cm wide, 25cm deep 

£500 - 700 

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Lot 113 

A Chinese huanghuali two-tier picnic 

box, 17th / 18th century, the two 

sections and internal fitted tray with 

tielimu base panels, the corners of the 

cover and the two sections below lacking 

brass mounts, 29cm wide, 17.5cm high 

£5,000 - 7,000 

Lot 114 

A Chinese jumu kneehole desk, late Qing 

dynasty, fitted with an arrangement of thirteen 

drawers around a kneehole with foot rest bars, 

each side with a removable panel enclosing 

six further drawers, 94cm wide, 67cm deep, 

82.5cm high, restorations 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 115 

A pair of Chinese walnut armchairs, 19th 

century, the backs with central panel carved 

in relief with a ruyi head and the character 

Shou, above a framed panelled seat and 

a pierced fretwork frieze, on four moulded 

square legs joined by stretchers 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 116 

An impressive Chinese hongmu and 

mother of pearl inlaid dressing table, mid 

20th century, carved and pierced with a pair 

of phoenixes, peonies, deer and squirrels 

amid prunus, above two pairs of drawers, the 

table inlaid with the figures female immortals, 

a phoenix and a dragon amid clouds, above 

a single frieze drawer, on four mythical beast 

carved legs, 106cm wide, 69cm deep, 185cm 

high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 117 

A Chinese hardwood and 

mother-of-pearl inlaid 

longcase clock, mid 20th 

century, decorated with 

figures of Immortals in 

garden settings, rock work, 

bamboo, fruiting vines 

and other foliage, on four 

mystical beast head feet, 

212cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 118 

A Chinese hongmu and 

mother-of-pearl inlaid stool 

or stand, mid 20th century, 

decorated with butterflies, 

squirrels amid vines, 45.5cm 

wide, 33cm deep, 40.5cm 

high 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 119 

A giant Chinese burrwood ‘lingzhi fungus’ brush 

rest, Qing dynasty, carved in relief with ruyi heads, 

on a tielimu shaped stand, total length including 

stand 69.5cm 

Lot 120 

£400 - 600 

A Chinese hardwood censer cover and a similar 

stand, late 19th/early 20th century, the domed 

pierced cover set with an agate cabochon,19cm, the 

stand 16cm wide 

Lot 121 

£150 - 250 

A Chinese boxwood ‘peony’ ruyi sceptre, 

19th/20th century, crisply carved with entwined 

flowering peony branches, 53.5cm long, small 

losses 

£300 - 500 

Lot 122 

A Chinese wood and soapstone inlaid circular 

screen panel, late Qing dynasty, depicting 

two sages and a boy crossing a bridge in a river 

landscape, 32cm diameter, warped and small losses 

£300 - 400 

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Lot 123 

A Chinese Ming style hongmu jardiniere stand, 

19th century, the rectangular framed panel top 

above a pierced key-work frieze, on four square 

moulded legs joined by shaped stretchers, 47cm 

wide, 34.5cm deep, 85cm high 

Lot 124 

£600 - 800 

A pair of Chinese hongmu tub-shaped 

armchairs, late 19th century, carved in imitation of 

bamboo shoots, the back interspersed by grape and 

vine splats, on four outswept legs 

£1,000 - 1,500 124 

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Lot 126 

An early 20th century 

Chinese enamelled 

copper hand mirror 

with 18th/19th 

century Chinese pale 

celadon jade mounts, 

inserted with an oval 

jade plaque carved 

in relief with a ribbon 

tied Buddhist wheel 

emblem above waves, 

6.1cm wide, the handle 

mounted with a jade 

‘dragon’ belt hook, 

8.6cm long, total length 

23.5cm 

£400 - 600 

Lot 125 

A large Chinese pale celadon jade ‘dragon’ belt 

hook, 18th/19th century, typically carved and pierced 

with a chilong, dragon’s head terminal, 17.4cm long, 

crack to chilong 

£400 - 600 

Lot 127 

An early 20th century 

Chinese plated hand 

mirror with 18th/19th 

century jade mounts, 

the white jade oval 

plaque originally from a 

ruyi sceptre, carved in 

high relief with two sages 

and attendant in a rocky 

landscape with pine tree, 

the plaque 12.5cm across, 

the handle mounted with a 

pale celadon jade ‘dragon’ 

belt hook, 12.5cm long, 

total length 25cm 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 128 

A Chinese soapstone seated group of a luohan 

and a lion-dog, on a soapstone stand, 18th 

century, the group of greenish yellow tone, his 

robes inset with small stone cabochons, the 

separate creamy soapstone stand carved with 

gnarled tree roots and a book to one side, 11.5cm 

wide 

£600 - 800 

Lot 129 

A Chinese soapstone figure of a fisherman, 

17th/18th century, the standing figure holding a 

staff in his right hand and a fish suspended from 

his left hand, on a circular base, remnants of 

polychrome decoration, 15.2 cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 130 

A Chinese celadon jade carving of a 

finger citron, 20th century, the stone with 

occasional white and russet inclusions, 

12.5cm across 

£300 - 500 

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Lot 131 

A Chinese soapstone group of 

a seated luohan and lion-dog, 

19th/20th century, the ascetic holding 

a leaf in his left hand, remnants of 

polychrome decoration, 12.5cm wide 

£500 - 700 

Lot 132 

A Chinese late Ming soapstone figure of 

a luohan, 17th century, seated wearing 

a Buddhist rosary and holding a fly whisk 

in his left hand, 18.5cm high, on a later 

rectangular plinth, restorations 

£600 - 800 

Lot 133 

An early 20th century Chinese hongmu stand and 

cover with a 17th/18th century pale white jade 

finial, the stand and cover designed for a fangding 

vessel, the jade finial carved in relief and open work 

with a dragon above waves, approximately 44cm high, 

the stand 19.5cm wide 

£400 - 600 

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Lot 134 

A Chinese soapstone standing figure 

of Guanyin, 18th century, holding a 

scroll in her left hand, standing on a lotus 

base, later slate plinth, old inventory 

number in black ink ‘C.S.14’, 23.5cm, head 

reattached 

£300 - 500 

Lot 135 

A Chinese jade mounted gilt metal box and cover, 

19th century, the cover decorated with symbols of 

the eight immortals surrounding the pale celadon 

jade plaque pierced and carved with prunus blossom, 

the sides decorated with phoenixes and other birds, 

10.5cm wide 

£600 - 800 

Lot 136 

A Chinese celadon jade pouring 

vessel, yi, 17th/18th century, with 

incised keywork band below the rim, the 

C-shaped handle with dragon’s head 

surmount, the stone with brown and 

white mottling, 12.3cm across 

£500 - 800 

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Lot 137 

A Chinese silver gilt and enamel jar and cover, 

mid 20th century, of lobed cylindrical form 

decorated with birds on flowering branches set 

with turquoise and coral cabochons, on a filigree 

work ground, the domed cover with ball and petal 

finial, stamped ‘silver’, 14cm high, tiny losses to 

enamel 

£600 - 800 

Lot 138 

A Chinese gilt bronze figure of a kneeling 

Bodhisattva, with remnants of polychrome 

decoration, on a brown patinated lotus throne, 

21.2cm high 

This figure is based upon a model originally made 

under Imperial commander in the early 15th 

century and given as diplomatic gifts to leading 

Tibetan religious figures. cf. Victoria & Albert 

Museum, London, accession no. 275&A-1898. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 139 

Two Chinese paktong ink 

boxes, early 20th century, 

each engraved with river 

landscape scenes, 8.5cm and 

9.5cm 

£300 - 400 

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Lot 140 

A pair of Chinese cloisonné enamel vases, 

19th century with French gilt bronze lamp 

mounts, decorated with prunus, lotus, peonies 

and chrysanthemums on a turquoise key work 

ground, with French gilt bronze lamp mounts, total 

height 77cm, Chinese vases 34cm high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 141 

A Chinese cloisonné enamel vase, 19th century, 

decorated with figures in a river landscape with 

buildings on a blue ground, the neck with lotus 

flowers and scrolling leaves, 32.5cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 142 

A large Tibetan silver and parcel gilt butter lamp, 

syou deng, 19th century repousse decorated with 

the eight Buddhist emblems to the flared bowl, above 

a knopped stem decorated with other auspicious 

objects, on a petal lobed spreading foot, 30cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 143 

A Chinese paktong inscribed ink 

box, late 19th/early 20th century, 

engraved with an eighteen column 

inscription to the cover, 9.4cm wide 

£200 - 300 

Lot 144 

A pair of Chinese bronze vases, 17th century, of 

octagonal hourglass shape, with traces of gilding, 

19.8cm high 

£600 - 800 

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Lot 145 

An unusual Chinese gold splashed censer, 

ding, Xuande mark, 17th/18th century, the 

tapering cylindrical body and pair of ear-shaped 

handles with gold splash decoration, on three 

squat cabriole feet, cast six character ‘Da Ming 

Xuande nian zhi’ mark to base, 10cm wide, 

7.5cm high 

£4,000 - 6,000 

Lot 146 

A Chinese gold splashed bronze censer, 

fangding, wood cover and stand, applied with a 

pair of rectangular loop handles, the pierced wood 

cover surmounted by a jade finial carved as two 

mandarin ducks, 14cm wide 

£1,200 - 1,600 

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Lot 147 

A Chinese bronze censer, 

gui, archaistic Xuande seal 

mark, 18th/19th century, of 

compressed globular form, on a 

circular foot, cast four character 

mark, 20cm diameter 

£300 - 500 

Lot 148 

A pair of Chinese cloisonné 

enamel beaker vases, each 

decorated with leaf scrolls, ruyi 

heads, lotus flowers and lappets, 

each engraved to the edge of the 

foot with a single line four character 

mark ‘Qianlong nian zhi’, 17cm high 

£600 - 800 

Lot 149 

Two Chinese copper 

hand warmers, the 

largest signed ‘Zhang 

Mingqi’, 18th/19th 

century, the largest of 

oblong form engraved 

to one side with the 

Hundred Antiques, four 

character signature 

to base, 27cm wide 

(dented), the smaller 

hand warmer modelled 

as a lobed fruit, with 

flower and foliate pierced 

cover, 15cm cross, 

lacking part of handle 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 150 

A Tibetan bronze figure of Amitayus, 18th/19th 

century seated in dhyanasana, on a lotus throne, 

base panel lacking, 17.5cm high 

£300 - 500 

Lot 151 

A Sino-Tibetan bronze group of 

Vajrasattva and consort, seated in 

dhyanasana on a lotus throne, indistinct 

mark to the front and engraved inscription 

to the rear of the base, 16cm high 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 152 

A Tibetan gilt bronze figure of 

Vajrayogini, possibly 17th/18th century, 

the figure dancing on a figure, with 

separate aureole, 17cm high 

£600 - 800 

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Lot 153 

A Chinese gilt bronze qilin scroll weight, 

17th/18th century, in recumbent pose, 7cm 

across 

£200 - 300 

Lot 154 

A Chinese fan leaf 

painting, 19th century, 

painted with a sage 

playing an instrument 

while a boy sleeps 

beside him in a 

mountainous landscape 

with waterfall, inscribed 

and with red seal mark, 

approximately 53cm 

wide, remounted 

£300 - 500 

Lot 155 

A set of thirteen Chinese pith paintings of birds perched on branches, Daoguang 

period (1821-50), each finely painted and with blue silk ribbon borders, images 19.5 x 

28.5cm, all later framed and mounted, with original empty brocade album cover inscribed 

and dated 1846 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 156 

A Chinese painting on silk of a scholar 

recumbent on a daybed, 19th century, the 

figure holding a leaf in his right hand, a dog 

seated before him with a vase on a root wood 

table, image 26 x 23cm, in a huali wood frame, 

48 x 42cm 

£600 - 800 

Lot 157 

A Chinese ‘Tortures of Hell’ handscroll painting on paper, 19th century, 

with inscribed scenes of labour and torture, surmounted by a large section of 

calligraphy, paper laid on linen, some tears, 112.5cm x 130cm 

£250 - 350 

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Lot 158 

A rare set of four 

Chinese polychrome 

soapstone appliqué 

work painted silk 

pictures, 18th century, 

each intricately 

decorated with scenes 

of figures in a courtyard 

with pavilions, plants 

or trees, in European 

ebonised pine frames, 

images 20.5 x 14cm, 

frames 25.5cm x 19.2cm 

£6,000 - 8,000 

Lot 159 

Two Chinese embroidered 

silk purses, 19th century, 

the first a drawstring purse 

(hebao), finely embroidered 

on gauze with antiques and 

auspicious objects on a 

cream silk background, the 

cord with rose quartz beads, 

13.8cm wide, the second 

finely worked in Beijing knot 

with grasshoppers amid 

foliage, 10.2cm 

£400 - 600 

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CLOCKS, CARPETS 

& FURNITURE 

160-211 

211 

75

Lot 160 

Le Roy & Fils, Palais Royal, Paris. A late 19th 

century French miniature hour repeating 

carriage alarm clock with ormolu corinthian 

column case, bevelled glass panels and unsigned 

movement, 5.25cm wide, 4.5cm deep, 9.5cm high 

£600 - 800 

Lot 161 

Le Roy & Fils, New Bond Street and Palais 

Royal. A late 19th century hour repeating 

carriage alarum clock with patent bottom 

winding the twin barrel movement wound from 

below via Le Roy’s patent (number 9501) integral 

winding key, 9.5cm wide, 8.5cm deep, 16cm high 

£600 - 900 

Lot 162 

An early 20th century French ormolu Grande 

Sonnerie alarum clock with enamelled Arabic 

dials and gorge case, movement striking on two 

blued steel gongs, 10cm wide, 9cm deep, 15.5cm 

high 

£600 - 800 

Lot 163 

Henri Jacot. A late 19th century French quarter 

repeating carriage clock, circa 1885, with ormolu 

and glass case with enamelled inner dial within a 

pierced foliate scroll border and movement striking 

on two blued steel gongs, Jacot mark, 10cm wide, 

8.5cm deep, 15.5cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 164 

A Jaeger-Le-Coultre for Hermes novelty 

ship’s porthole clock, circa 1955, in lacquered 

brass with gilt arabic dial, diameter 16.5cm 

£400 - 600 

Lot 165 

Hughes of London. A 19th century ebonised 

chiming bracket clock with domed rectangular case 

with elaborate cast brass caryatid scroll top handle, 

and arched brass dial with silvered Roman chapter 

ring, anchor escapement movement with foliate 

engraved backplate and pendulum, striking the hours 

on a single bell and chiming on eight bells, 27cm 


£700 - 1,000 

Lot 166 

Viger à Paris. A Louis XVI ormolu mantel 

clock, surmounted with the figures of a King 

holding a spear and a Roman soldier holding 

aloft a lamb, standing above military trophies, 

on a stepped base with white marble plinth and 

turned feet, signed silk suspension countwheel 

movement numbered 1175, 28.5cm wide, 14cm 

deep, 36cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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Lot 167 

J. King of St 

Albans. A William IV 

mahogany bracket 

clock in architectural 

case with flower and 

scroll appliqué motifs 

and painted Roman 

dial, unsigned twin 

fusee movement with 

anchor escapement 

striking on a bell, 

33cm wide, 19cm 


£400 - 600 

Lot 168 

Bautte et Moynier. An early 19th century Swiss ormolu 

mounted mahogany lyre shaped mantel timepiece with 

enamelled Roman chapter ring and classical mask pendulum 

decorated with foliate motifs, timepiece 18cm wide, 8cm deep, 

40cm high, with plinth and dome 28cm wide, 45cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 169 

James Potts of London. 

A Regency mahogany 

cased regulator, the 

rectangular 11 inch 

silvered dial with Roman 

hours and Arabic minutes 

and seconds, unsigned 

four pillar movement with 

anchor escapement, 

case with fluted quarter 

columns and bracket 

feet, 183cm high 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 170 

A Louis XV style brass mounted 

red boulle mantel clock on 

matching stand, with Britannia finial 

and hippocampi feet and enamelled 

Roman tablet dial, on serpentine 

stand with swept scrolling legs, 

79cm wide, overall 205cm high, 

clock without stand 105cm high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

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Lot 171 

A Tabriz part silk burgundy ground carpet, the 

central lobed floral medallion within a conforming 

field and triple border, 293 x 195cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 172 

A Kashan burgundy ground carpet, the lobed central 

floral medallion within a dense floral field and wide 

conforming border, 418 x 315cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 173 

A Kazak rug, the central stepped lozenge 

medallion within a geometric field and wide 


£400 - 600 

Lot 174 

A Kashan ivory ground carpet, the central oval 

medallion within a dense floral field and wide 


£500 - 700 

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Lot 175 

An early 17th century oak three tier 

buffet with mid tier drawer, turned column 

supports and stile feet, 88cm wide, 39cm 


£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 176 

A late 17th century oak coffer, the front 

panels with egg and dart carving, with triple 

panel top and stile feet, 132cm wide, 48cm 


£500 - 800 

Lot 177 

A 17th century oak court cupboard with 

moulded top and two panelled doors over two 

further panelled doors on stile feet, 113cm 


£600 - 900 

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Lot 178 

An antique oak dresser, 

based on a 15th century 

French gothic model 

and very similar to an 

example in the Wallace 

Collection, with canted 

top and elaborate gothic 

carving to the main 

panels and drawer fronts 

incorporating armorials, 

with two cupboard 

doors and two mid 

section drawers over an 

understage with linenfold 

backing panels and plinth 

foot, 157cm wide, 56cm 


£1,800 - 2,000 

See The Wallace 

Collection F13 

Lot 179 

A mid 18th century oak dresser base, the raised 

back with a drawer to each end over three long 

drawers, on squared cabriole legs, 214cm wide, 


£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 180 

A Charles I carved oak court cupboard with 

later foliate scroll carving, central arched panel of 

flowers, flanked by panelled doors over a mid tier 

draw, and understage on stile feet, 121cm wide, 


£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 181 

A Queen Anne walnut toilet mirror with arched 

bevelled plate, fitted interior and serpentine base 

drawers, on bun feet, 43cm wide, 23cm deep, 86cm 

high 

£400 - 600 

Lot 182 

A Charles II oak armchair, of small proportions, 

monogrammed AM and dated 1682, the seat 

fitted with a side drawer, 49cm wide, 55cm deep, 

83cm high 

£500 - 800 

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Lot 183 

A Queen Anne revival red 

lacquer settee with chinoiserie 

figure and landscape decoration 

in 18th century needlework 

upholstery, shepherd’s crook, 

arms, and shell kneed cabriole 

legs with pad feet, 121cm wide, 


£800 - 1,200 

Lot 184 

A mid 18th century oak dresser 

base, with three long drawers and 

scrolling apron, on squared cabriole 

legs with pad feet, 225cm wide, 45cm 

deep, 80.5cm high 

£600 - 800 

Lot 185 

A Baroque Revival silvered and 

giltwood sunburst wall mirror 

with cherubs head’s decorations, 

78cm wide, 78cm high 

£400 - 600 

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Lot 186 

A Hepplewhite style mahogany 

settee with shell carved gadrooned 

frame on cabriole legs, width 140cm, 

depth 64cm, height 97cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 187 

A George III mahogany serpentine 

dressing chest fitted four graduated long 

drawers, the top drawer with leather lined 

slide and divided interior on bracket feet, 


£2,000 - 2,500 

Lot 188 

A George III mahogany chest on chest with 

dentil cornice and two short drawers over three 

graduated long drawers, a brushing slide and 

three further long drawers, on ogee feet, 130cm 


£800 - 1,200 

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Lot 189 

A Regency mahogany drum top library table, 

with burgundy leather skiver, four drawers and 

four dummy drawers with ivory escutcheons, 

76cm high, 127.5cm diameter. CITES Submission 

reference CGPYLZGX 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 190 

A late 18th century Italian olive 

wood and parquetry commode, 

fitted four long drawers on 

tapered bracket feet, 118cm wide, 


£2,000 - 2,500 

Lot 191 

A George III brass bound mahogany wine 

cooler of oval form, with brass loop handles 

and lead lining, on later stand with squared 

tapered legs and spade feet, 70 x 50cm, 49cm 

high, ex Earlsdon House 

£400 - 600 

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Lot 192 

A Regency brass inset mahogany 

apothecary chest with two doors, enclosing 

a compartmented interior over a single deep 

draw all with recessed brass handles, includes 

some original glass bottles, and other fittings, 


£400 - 600 

Lot 193 

A Victorian teak campaign chest with press 

cupboard with two panelled doors enclosing a 

single shelf over two short and three graduated 

long drawers, on turned feet, 118cm wide, 53cm 


£700 - 1,000 

Lot 194 

An early Victorian pollard oak davenport 

with writing drawer, two slides and four side 

drawers, 56cm wide, 57cm deep, 88cm high 

£600 - 900 

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Lot 195 

An early Victorian 

mahogany breakfront 

library bookcase with 

moulded cornice and four 

astragal glazed doors over 

four panelled doors, on plinth 

foot, 254cm wide, 53cm 


£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 196 

A Vernis Martin style rosewood vitrine with 

ormolu mounts and single serpentine door, 

decorated with lovers in a landscape and rustic 

scenes, on cabriole legs, 128cm wide, 49cm 


£800 - 1,200 

Lot 197 

A nest of early Victorian Gillows specimen 

hardwood top quartetto tables with varying 

veneers to the tops including a chessboard, on 

turned underframe with slender turned stretchers, 

largest 59 x 41cm, 74cm high 

£3,000 - 5,000 

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Lot 198 

A pair of late 19th 

century Louis XVI 

style marquetry inlaid 

kingwood vitrines with 

ormolu mounts, each with 

central floral marquetry 

inlaid door flanked by 

glazed side panels, on 

slender cabriole legs, 80cm 

wide, 37cm deep, 148cm 

high 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 199 

An early 19th century Dutch walnut and 

marquetry metamorphic library steps 

chair with tablet cresting rail, scroll arms 

and caned seat, opening to create three 

steps, 59cm wide, 64cm deep, 90cm high 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 200 

An early Victorian pollard oak 

occasional table with segmented 

octagonal top on tapered stem and 

petalled stepped circular base with fluted 

bun feet, 60.5cm wide, 61cm deep, 72cm 

high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

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Lot 201 

An Edwardian inlaid satinwood display cabinet 

of D shaped form with central glazed door over an 

understage, on squared tapered legs, 110cm wide, 


£2,000 - 2,500 

Lot 202 

A circular Blue John top table, second half 20th 

century, the radially-veneered top inset to a table 

base, Blue John panel diameter 39.5cm, housed in 

a table base 50cm diameter, 50cm high 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 203 

A late Victorian Howard & Sons upholstered 

armchair, now with later golden velvet upholstery, 

on ring turned legs and fitted brass castors, 77cm 


£600 - 800 

Lot 204 

A rare Ceylonese Arts & Crafts brass mounted 

teak dresser applied with foliate pierced brass 

mounts, some centered with a sunflower motif, 


£2,000 - 2,500 

90

Lot 206 

An early 20th 

century Arts 

& Crafts inlaid 

mahogany music 

cabinet, made by 

George Montague 

Ellwood and 

retailed by J.S. 

Henry of London, 

with shelved 

superstructure 

over a fall front 

enclosing sheet 

music shelves 

with ornate brass 

strap work hinges, 

on squared legs, 

stamped J.S. Henry 

on the back, 67cm 

wide, 40cm deep, 

172cm high 

£400 - 600 

Lot 205 

A French Louis XVI style marquetry 

inlaid vitrine with ormolu mounts, 

single central door enclosing glass 

shelves, on cabriole legs, 120cm 


£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 207 

A pair of Edwardian Sheraton revival marquetry inlaid satinwood card tables the D 

shaped folding top inlaid with vineous motifs, on squared tapered legs with spade feet, 


£2,000 - 2,500 

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Lot 208 

A Winsor & Newton 

oak studio easel with 

cast brass plaque 

‘Studio Easel, Winsor & 

Newton, Ltd, London’, 

62cm wide, 64cm 


£800 - 1,200 

Lot 209 

A Liberty & Co. Arts 

& Crafts planished 

copper wall mirror 

decorated with stylised 

Tudor roses to the 

corners, interspaced 

with turquoise coloured 

Ruskin type plaques, 

69cm wide, 79cm high 

£400 - 600 

Lot 211 

A late 19th century Black 

Forest carved wood bear 

stick stand, with glass 

inset eyes and painted 

details, standing over a 

foliate carved drip tray, 

39cm wide, 45cm deep, 

93cm high 

£2,000 - 2,500 

Lot 210 

Émile Gallé (1846-1904). A marquetry tray with 

carved lizard handles, inlaid in various woods with 

a ruined abbey in a landscape, signed in marquetry 

Gallé, 49 x 44cm 

£400 - 600 

92

PAINTINGS & PRINTS 

212-370 

at 12.30pm 

232 

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212 

213 

Lot 212 

Raja Jivan Ram (Indian, fl.1815-1840) 

Portrait of Major Bellingham-Smith, 11th 

Regiment of Light Dragoons (b.1790, d.1866) 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated 1826 

35 x 30cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Major Bellingham Smith. Father John and mother 

Elizabeth, Born Sept. 4, 1790 in Middlesex England. 

Served in India and was a member of the 11th Light 

Dragoons. Married to Priscilla Graham, died July 8, 

1866. 

Lot 213 

Circle of Arthur Devis (British, 1712-1787) 

Full length portrait of a gentleman, standing 

holding a cane 

oil on canvas 

42 x 33cm 

£500 - 800 

214 

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215 

200 

d. 

t 

, 

800 

Lot 214 

Circle of John Hoppner (British, 1758-1810) 

Portrait of a Captain Matthew Smith RN (1763- 

1840) 

oil on canvas 

75 x 62cm 

Lot 215 

£600 - 800 

Attributed to John Russell, RA (English, 1745- 

1806) 

Portraits of General John Smith (b.1764), 2nd 

Regiment of Foot Guards, 2nd son of Colonel 

Smith, and Jane Smith (1765-1858) 

pastel on paper, a pair 

23 x 18.5cm 

Lot 216 

£300 - 400 

F. Baumann (German, 19th C.) after Sir Antony 

Van Dyck (1599-1641) 

Portrait of Charles I 

oil on canvas 

73 x 52cm 

£800 - 1,200 216 

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217 

Lot 217 

Attributed to Allan Ramsay (Scottish, 1713-1784) 

Portraits of Samuel Waring and his spouse 

oil on canvas, a pair 

61 x 51cm 

Lot 218 

After Sir Peter Lely (English, 1618-1680) 

Portrait of Joceline Percy, 11th Earl of 

Northumberland 

oil on canvas 

55 x 44cm 

£4,000 - 6,000 

£1,000 - 1,500 

218 

Lot 219 

Michael Dahl (Swedish, 1659-1743) 

Portrait of Gilbert, 4th Earl of Coventry, full 

length in ermine trimmed ceremonial robes and 

holding a coronet 

oil on canvas 

signed 

243 x 147cm 

£6,000 - 8,000 

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219 

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221 

222 

Lot 220 

Follower of Jonathan Richardson (British, 

1665-1745) 

Portrait of a lady, half length, seated wearing a 

blue dress 

oil on canvas 

126 x 101cm 

Lot 221 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Attributed to Thomas Hudson (English, 1701- 

1779) 

Portrait of Miss Furneaux Pelham, standing 

half length wearing a lace trimmed gown and 

necklace with a pearl drop 

oil on canvas 

92 x 71cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

220 

Lot 222 

Thomas Bardwell (British, 1704-1767) 

Portrait of a lady standing half length wearing 

a lace trimmed blue velvet dress draped with 

pearls, oil on canvas 

101 x 83cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

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Lot 223 

After Bartolomé Esteban Murillo 

(Spanish, 1618-1682) 

Apotheosis of the Virgin 

oil on canvas 

109 x 86cm 

Lot 224 

£800 - 1,200 

After David Teniers the Younger 

(Flemish, 1610-1694) 

‘Kermesse, or Village fête with peasants 

dancing’ 

oil on canvas 

54.5 x 65.5cm 

£800 - 1,000 

223 

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225 

226 

Lot 225 

17th century Italian School 

Venus and Mars 

oil on canvas 

124 x 202cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 226 

Manner of Hendrick Cornelisz Vroom (Dutch, 

1566-1640) 

Warships at sea, oil on canvas 

56 x 69cm 

Lot 227 

£500 - 700 

Mid 17th Century English School 

Christ before Pilate and Jewish leaders, 

including Joseph of Arimathea, with many of 

the figures holding scrolls on which are writings 

inscribed in both Hebrew and English. 

oil on canvas 

76 x 158cm 

Lot 228 

Mid 19th century Chinese School 

Whampoa Anchorage 

oil on canvas 

17 x 24.5cm 

£900 - 1,200 

£1,500 - 2,000 

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228 

101

229 

Lot 229 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Farmer Giles and his wife showing off their daughter Betty to their 

Neighbours on her return from school’’, 

etching with original hand-colouring 

published by Hannah Humphrey, 1809, unframed, trimmed within the plate mark, 315 x 470mm. BM Satires 

11444 

Lot 230 

£120 - 160 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) Elements of Skating; ‘’Atitude! Attitude is everything’’; ‘’A fundamental 

error in the Art of Skating’’; ’’The Consequence of going before the Wind’’ and ‘’ Making the most of a 

passing Friend, in case of emergency’’ 

a set a four hand-coloured etchings 

published by Hannah Humphrey, dated 1805, unframed, each approx. 255 x 362mm. BM Satires 10474, 

10475, 10476 and 10477 

Lot 231 

£300 - 500 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Morning Promenade upon the Cliff, Brighton’’ 

hand-coloured etching 

published by Hannah Humphrey, 1806, the image credited to Capt. J. Morse, a 50mm. 368 x 560mm. BM 

Satires 10638 

£200 - 300 

102

230 

231 

103

232 

Lot 232 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’The 

Theatrical Bubble; Being a new specimen of the 

astonishing powers of the great Politico-Punchinello 

in the art of Dramatic Puffing’’, dated 1805, 362 x 

264mm., BM Satires 1045 

‘’The Pic-nic Orchestra’’, dated 1802, trimmed, 255 x 

355mm. BM Satires 9921 

‘’A Squall’’ [and] ‘’A Calm’’, a pair, dated 1810, each 

265 x 365mm. BM Satires 11614 and 11615, 

hand-coloured etched caricatures, published by 

Hannah Humphrey - (4) 

£500 - 800 

Lot 233 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’A Pair of 

Polished Gentlemen’’, dated 1801, 355 x 260mm. 

BM Satires 9699 

‘’A Lyoness’’, [A caricature of Polly Lyon de Simon’s 

(née Goldsmid), wife of ‘’Baron’’ Lyon de Simons], 

dated 1801, 346 x 255mm. BM Satires 9758 

‘’Theatrical Mendicants relieved, have Pity upon all 

our Aches & Wants’’, dated 1809, 265 x 365mm. BM 

Satires 11413 

“Counsellor O.P, defender of our Theatric Liberties’’, 

dated 1809. 342 x 242mm. BM Satires 11430, - 


Hannah Humphrey (4) 

£500 - 700 

104

Lot 234 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Half 

Natural’’, [Mr. Lumley Skeffington, fop and 

playwright], 255 x 184mm. BM Satires 9440; 

‘’A Burgess of Warwick Lane’’, [Mr. John Burgess, 

M.D., whose health was too weak for general 

practice], dated 1795, 255 x 165mm. BM Satires 

8717; 

‘’A Bouquet of the last Century’’, dated 1802, 258 

x 203mm. BM Satires 9907; 

‘’Lordly Elevation’’, dated 1802, 270 x 215mm, 

BM Satires 9905; 

‘’A view of the Pier [altered from Peer] of 

Scarborough’’, dated 1807, 210 x 260mm. BM 

Satires 10790; 

‘’The Dandy’’, dated 1810, 218 x 270mm. BM 

Satires 11595 and 

‘’Racehorse with jockey up’’ dated circa 1810, 

204 x 268. BM 1868.0808.13399 [where it is 

described as ‘’Jockey’’ and that, according to a 

pencil note, the plate was suppressed] 



£500 - 700 

233 

234 

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Lot 235 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Clearing a 

Five-Bar-Gate’’, dated 1805, 265 x 358mm. BM 


‘’The Sound of the Horn!- or, the Danger of Riding 

an Old Hunter’’, dated 1807, 250 x 355mm. BM 


‘’The Military Caricaturist’’- ‘’his Satires are as keen 

as the Back of a Rasor; and having but Three Ideas 

in the World, two of them are borrowed & the Third, 

nobody would own’’, [Presumed to mocking the 

amateur satirist, General Davies, as retribution for 

having slighted Gillray], dated 1799, 345 x 250mm. 


‘’A Slice of Glo’ster Cheese’’, [a portrait of Prince 

William Frederick, the son of the Duke of Gloucester 

and Edinburgh], dated 1795, the image within an 

oval border, 255 x 130mm. BM Satires 8716 and 

‘’Patern-Staff. Weymouth 1797’’, dated 1797, 250 x 

165mm. BM Satires 9070, 



£300 - 500 

Lot 236 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’The Bulstrode 

Siren’’ [Mrs. Elizabeth Billington, who was famous 

for her size as she was for her musical ability, 

depicted serenading the Duke of Portland, with 

whom she lived with, at his mansion at Bulstrode], 

dated 1803, 355 255mm. BM Satires 10168; 

‘’Pylades & Orestes’’, [portraying William IV, Prince 

of Orange, as Orestes and his private Secretary, 

Count Nassalin, as Pylades], dated 1797, 360 x 

265mm. BM Satires 9065 and 

‘’a Newmaket-Hill Character,’’[Lt. Col. George Leigh, 

portrayed on horseback], dated 1804, 240 x 196mm. 

BM Satires 10298, 



£250 - 350 

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Lot 237 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Matins at 

D-wn-ng College Cambridge’’, dated 1810, 341 x 

244mm. BM Satires 11591; 

‘’a Petty-Professor of Modern-History, brought to 

Light’’, dated 1810, the image within an oval border, 

350 x 260mm. BM Satires 11590; 

‘’Progress of the Toilet’’ - ‘’The Stays’’, ‘’The Wig’’ 

[and] ‘’Dress Completed’’, a set of three, [The trio 

satirizing the fashions of the period, which dictated 

how the shapes of women should be accentuated 

to imitate artistic depictions of femininity], dated 

1810, each approximately 275 x 215mm. BM Satires 

11608 11609 11610; and 

‘’Grace, Fashion, and Manners. From the Life’’, 

dated [c.1810], published by George Humphrey, 260 

x 200mm. BM 1851.0901.1271, 



£300 - 400 

Lot 238 

238 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Bond Street, 

Three o’clock’’, undated, 255 x 165mm; 

‘’Waltzer au Mouchoir’’, dated 1800, 220 x 177mm 

BM Satires 9583 and 

‘’Oh! Listen to the Voice of Love’’, dated 1799, 227 x 

192mm. BM Satires 9450, 



£100 - 150 

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Lot 239 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Les 

Invisibles’’ and ‘’La Wales. Le Bon Genre’’, each 

dated 1810, each 243 x 315mm. BM Satires 11612 

and 11613; 

‘’A County Concert, or , an Evenings Entertainment 

in Sussex’’, dated 1798, 260 x 362 BM Satires 9306 

and 

‘’Monstrosities of 1799, Scene. Kensington 

Gardens’’, dated 1799, 258 x 357mm. BM Satires 

9454, 



£300 - 500 

Lot 240 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’A Great Man 

on the Turf, or, Sir Solomon in all his Glory’’, dated 

1803, 332 x 224, BM Satires 10164; ‘’Diana returned 

from the Chace’’, dated 1802, 360 x 250mm, BM 

Satires 9908; 

‘’Playing in Parts’’, dated 1801, 258 x 362mm. BM 


‘’Ars-musical’, dated 1800, 258 x 355mm. BM 

Satires 9586, 



£300 - 500 

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Lot 241 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) “A Cockney 

& his Wife going to Wycombe’’ dated 1805, 255 x 

360, BM Satires 10471 and 

‘’Palemon and Lavinia, He saw her charming, 

but he saw not half The Charms her downcast 

Modesty concealed’’, dated 1805, 263 x 364. BM 

Satires 10480, 



£200 - 300 

240 

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242 

243 

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Lot 242 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Two- 

Penny Whist’’, dated 1796, 232 x 343mm. BM 

Satires 8885; 

‘’A Decent Story’’, dated 1795, 230 x 303mm. 


‘’Push Pin’’, dated 1797, 242 x 310mm. BM 


‘’Cymon & Iphigenia’’,[1796], 240 x 272mm. 

Wright & Evans 422, 

hand-coloured etched caricatures, published 

by Hannah Humphrey (4) 

£300 - 400 

Lot 243 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) 

‘’Company shocked at a Lady getting up to 

Ring the Bell’’, dated 1804, 255 x 380mm. 


‘’A broad hint at not meaning to Dance’’, 

dated 1804, 252 x 380mm. BM Satires 

10302; 

‘’gentle Manners, with affections mild, In Wit 

a Man. Simplicity a Child’’, dated 1798, 260 x 


After RF [Sir Robert Frankland] - ‘’A view 

of Newmarket Heath; taken from Davis’s 

Straights’’, dated 1807, 222 x 195. BM 


After I.L.R - ‘’an Old Encore, at the Opera’’, 

dated 1803, 245 x 195mm. BM Satires 

10159 and Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827) 

‘’A Portrait’’, [ a caricature of The Duke of 

Cumberland], dated 1812, 268 x 213mm. BM 

Satires 11924, 



Lot 244 

£500 - 700 


Reception in Holland’’, dated 1799, 263 x 


‘’The Orangerie; or, the Dutch Cupid 

reposing, after the fatigues of Planting’’. 

‘’Vide. The Visions in Hampton Bower’’, dated 

1796, 257 x 358. BM Satires 8822 and 

‘’Connoisseurs examining a collection of 

George Morland’’, dated 1807, 382 x 310mm. 




£1,500 - 2,000 

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243 

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Lot 245 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ’’How to Ride 

with Elegance thro’ the Streets’’ dated 1800, 320 x 


‘’The Three Mr. Wiggins’’, dated 1803, 320 x 

220mm; BM Satires 10163A; 

‘’Sandwich-Carrots! dainty Sandwich-Carrots’’, 

dated 1796, 365 x 258mm. BM Satires 8886 and 

‘’Govenor Wall’s Ghost!’’, dated 1802, 365 x 264. 




Lot 246 

£400 - 600 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) “and would’st 

thou turn the vile Reproach on me?’’ - dated 1807, 

242 x 340mm. BM Satires 10802; ‘’Miss, I have a 

Monstrous Crow to pluck with you’’ dated 1794, 

240 x 290mm. BM Satires 8557 and, After Robert 

Frankland 1794 -1849 - ‘’Billy the Gamekeeper. - 

W.S’’, dated 1810. BM Satires 11592, hand-coloured 

etched caricatures, published by Hannah Humphrey 

(3) 

£250 - 350 

246 

Lot 247 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’The Gout’’, 

dated 1799, 258 x 355mm. BM Satires 9448; 

‘‘Punch cures the Gout, the Colic, and the Tisick’’, 

dated 1799, 253 x 355mm. BM Satires 9449; 

‘’Advantages of wearing Muslin Dresses! - dedicated 

to the serious attention of the Fashionable Ladies 

of Great Britain’’, dated 1802, 260 x 360mm. BM 


‘’Venus attired by the Graces’’, dated 1800, 240 x 




£4,000 - 6,000 

112

247 

247 

113

248 

Lot 248 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Mary of 

Buttermere, Sketch’d from Life, July, 1800’’, dated 

1802, 320 x 240mm. hand-coloured etching, 

published by Hannah Humphrey and 

An untitled etching of a Mounted Officer, undated, 

but possibly 1799, 204 x 224mm. See BM 

1851.0901.1139.,(2) 

Lot 249 

£300 - 500 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’The Graces 

in a high wind, - a Scene taken from Nature, in 

Kensington Gardens’’, dated 1810, 255 x 354mm, 

[A satire on Regency style costumes made of fine 

muslim, which, in a strong breeze hugged the 

outline of the body, leaving little to imagination]. BM 


‘’Venus a la Coquille; or, the Swan-sea Venus’’, 


and four (of five) caricatures based on sketches 

by Gillray’s friend and amateur caricaturist, the 

Reverend John Sneyd, - ‘’Taking Physick’’, dated 

1800, 261 x 195. BM Satires 9584, ‘’Gentle Emetic’’; 

‘’Breaking a vein’’ and ‘’Charming-well again’’, all 

dated 1804, each approx. 260 x 198mm. BM Satires 

10304, 10306, 10307, 



£700 - 1,000 

251 

Lot 250 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Germans 

Eating Sour-Krout’’, dated 1803, 263 x 365. BM 


‘’German Luxury, or, Repos a l’ Allemande’’, dated 

1800, 238 x 315mm. BM Satires 9510; 

‘’A Little Music, or, the Delights of Harmony’’, dated 

1810, 265 x 365mm. BM Satires 9932, 



Lot 251 

£800 - 1,200 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’A Bravura Air 

Mandane’’, dated 1801, 360 x 257mm. BM Satires 

9765, and 

‘’Mother-Goose, of Oxford’’, dated 1807, 330 x 

247mm, BM 10788, 

two unframed hand-coloured etched caricatures, 

published by Hannah Humphrey 

£150 - 200 

114

249 

250 

115

252 

Lot 252 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Metallic- 

Tractors’’, dated 1801, 250 x 345mm. BM Satires 

9761 [Dr. Elisha Perkins (1741-1799), was an 

American quack doctor and the inventor of a pair 

of electrified metallic tractors said to cure diseases. 

His son, Benjamin, advertised the ‘’cure’’ in various 

periodicals between 1798 and 1802. The cartoon 

depicts Dr. Perkins applying his invention to the 

boils on the nose of a citizen, possibly intended to 

represent John Bull. The lean detached physician 

is contrasted with the stout and highly distressed 

patient undergoing ‘’therapy’’] 

‘’Anacreontick’s in full song’’, dated 1801, 250 x 


‘’Contemplations upon a Coronet’’, dated 1797, 365 

x 255. BM Satires 9074 and 

‘’The Marraige of Cupid & Psyhe’’, dated 1797, oval, 

260 max x 310mm max. BM Satires 9076, 



£500 - 800 

254 

Lot 253 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) A complete 

set of seven etchings relating to the weather - 

‘’Delicious Weather’’; ‘’Dreadful-Hot-Weather’’; ‘’Sad 

Sloppy Weather’’; ‘’Raw-Weather’’; ‘’Fine Bracing 

Weather’’; ‘’Windy Weather’’and ‘’Very Slippy 

Weather’’, dated 1808, each 257 x 207mm. BM 

Satires 11094; 11095;,11096; 11097; 11098; 11100 

and 11099; 

‘’Posting in Scotland’’ [and] ‘’Posting in Ireland’’, 

after C. Lorraine- Smith, ‘’Hald your Haund Mun, 

hald your haund! en troth mun: e’n gin you may 

mind yoursel you’ll just make Muckle Laird coupeing 

his creels’’ and ‘’Forward immediately your Honour; 

But sure a’nt I waiting for the Girl with the Poker, 

just to give this Mare a burn your Honour, it’s just 

to make her start your Honour’’, dated 1805, each 

approximately 305 x 405mm. (2) BM Satires 10479 

& 10478. [A somewhat xenophobic and patronising 

English view of the perils of traveling in the 

‘’backward’’ realms of Scotland and Ireland] 

‘’Maecenas in pursuit of the Fine Arts’’, dated1808. 

262 x 202mm. BM Satires 11076 

“An Old Maid on a Journey’’, dated 1804, 260 x 

388mm. BM Satires 10300 and 

‘’Fortune-Hunting’’, dated 1804, 260 x 387. BM 

Satires 10301.Twelve hand-coloured etched 

caricatures, published by Hannah Humphrey (12) 

£1,200 - 1,600 

116

253 

Lot 254 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’The Welch 

Tandem’’ dated 1801, 260 x 364mm. BM Satires 

9760 [A satirical portrait of Sir Watkin Williams 

Wynn, the leading squire of North Wales, known as 

‘the Prince of Wales’, and his two brothers, Charles 

and Henry Watkin, portrayed in a chaise, pulled by 

three flatulent goats] 

‘’George a’ Cock-horse’’, dated 1796, 345 x 274mm. 


‘’Wide-Awake’’ and ‘’Fast-Asleep’’, a pair, each 

1806, each 247 x 206mm BM Satires 10644 and 

10645 and 

‘’Comfort to the Corns’’, dated 1800, 265 x 200mm. 


Five hand-coloured etched caricatures, published by 


£400 - 600 

253 

117

257 

Lot 255 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) ‘’Dilettante- 

Theatricals;-or-a Peep, at the Green Room. -vide. 

Pic Nic-Orgies’’, dated 1803, 315 x 495mm. BM 


‘’Blowing up the PIC NICS:-or-Harlequin Quixote 

attacking the Puppets. Vide Tottenham Street 

Pantomime’’, dated 1802, 348 x 250mm, BM Satires 

9916 and 

‘’A Peep at Christies;-or-Tally-ho, & Nimeney- 

Pimmeney taking the Morning Lounge’’, dated 1796, 

355 x 252mm. BM Satires 8888 



£400 - 600 

Lot 256 

James Gillray (English, 1756-1815) Eight hand 

coloured etched caricatures, all published by 

Hannah Humphrey - 

‘’The Cockney-Sportmen’’; a set of four etchings - 

‘’Marking game’’; ‘’Shooting Flying’’; ‘’Re-charging’’ 

and ‘’Finding a Hare’’, dated 1800, each approx. 245 

x 340mm. BM Satires 1038, 1039, 6911 and 1041; 

‘’The Guardian Angel’’, dated 1805, 380 x 265mm. 

BM Satires 10389; - 

‘’Oh! that this too too solid flesh would melt’’, 

inscribed - Designed for the Shakespeare gallery, 


‘’Hounds Throwing Off’’ and ‘’Hounds Finding’’, each 

dated 1800, each 250 x 350mm. BM Satires 9589 

and 9590 (8) 

£800 - 1,200 

118

255 

255 

Lot 257 


Cow-Pock-or-The Wonderful Effects of the New 

Inoculations! vide the Publication of ye Anti Vaccine 

Society, published in London und Paris’’, dated 

1802, 255 x 360mm. [An anti-vaccination caricature 

showing Edward Jenner administering his antismallpox 

injections with post procedure patients 

sprouting various bovine appendages] BM Satires 

9924 

“Scientific Researches! New Discoveries in 

Pneumaticks!-or-an Experimental Lecture on the 

Power of Air’’, dated 1802, 247 x 350mm. BM 

Satires 9923; 

‘’The great South Sea Caterpillar, transformed into a 

Bath Butterfly’’, dated 1795, 350 x 244. BM Satires 

8718 and 

‘’A Cognoscenti contemplating ye Beauty of ye 

Antique’’, dated 1801, 350 x 250mm. BM Satires 

9753, 


Hannah Humphrey - (4) 

£500 - 800 

256 

119

258 

Lot 258 

James Baker Pyne (British, 1800-1870) 

Beach scene with fisherfolk around a 

jetty 

oil on canvas 

signed 

86 x 133cm 

£1,200 - 1,500 

259 

Lot 259 

Samuel Jackson (British, 1830-1904) 

Avon landscape; View from 

Shirehampton looking towards Clifton 

watercolour 

22 x 29.5cm 

£400 - 600 

Lot 260 

Samuel Jackson (British, 1830-1904) 

Horsemen surveying Clifton Gorge, 

Cook’s Folly & the Severn Estuary 

watercolour 

Heather Jackson label verso 

13.5 x 16.5cm 

£300 - 500 

260 

120

261 

Lot 261 

Henry Brittan Willis (British, 1810-1884) 

The Pond in the Meadow 

oil on canvas 

100 x 124cm 

Lot 262 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Attributed to John Wilson Carmichael 

(British, 1799-1868) 

‘Off Dover’ 

oil on panel 

50 x 62cm 

£800 - 1,200 

262 

121

263 

265 

122

Lot 263 

H.J. Williams (English, 19th C.) 

A harvest field with farm workers, 

children, a dog and a figure on 

horseback with a windmill in the 

distance 

oil on canvas 

52.5 x 89cm 

£1,200 - 1,800 

Lot 264 

English School circa 1850 

Landscape with mountain stream, 

cottage, bridge and figures on a 

track 

oil on panel 

44 x 53cm 

Lot 265 

£400 - 600 

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer R.A. 

(1802-1873) 

‘A retriever, with pheasant in his 

mouth - unfinished’ 

watercolour 

monogrammed and dated 1827 

19.5 x 25cm, Ex. Collection The Duke 

of Bedford 

Lot 266 

£1,200 - 1,800 

After Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, R.A. 

(1802-1873) 

King Charles Spaniels (‘The 

Cavalier’s Pets’) 

oil on canvas 

70 x 90cm 

£400 - 600 

264 

266 

Lot 267 

Thomas Rose Miles (British, 1844- 

1916) 

Ship in a rough sea at sunset 

oil on canvas 

20.5 x 40.5cm 

£400 - 600 

267 

123

268 

Lot 268 

Jolail (Italian, 19th Century) 

The Gulf of Pozzuoli 

oil on canvas 

signed 

45 x 81.5cm 

Lot 269 

£3,000 - 5,000 

William Huggins (English, 1820-1884) 

Portrait of the artist’s mother 

oil on canvas 


100 x 75cm 

Lot 270 

£800 - 1,200 

Edmond Jean-Baptiste Tschaggeny 

(Belgian, 1818-1873) 

Cattle drover and cows beside a stream 

oil on wooden panel 

monogrammed 

28 x 21cm 

£400 - 600 

269 

124

271 

Lot 271 

270 

Theude Grönland (German, 1817-1876) 

Still life of sweet peas, fruit and two 

white mice 



29 x 39cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 272 

Jean-Louis van Kuyck , (Belgian, 1821- 

1871) 

Stable interior, with grooms horses, a 

dog and chickens 

oil on canvas 

signed 

79 x 109cm 

Lot 273 

£600 - 800 

Florence Fitzgerald (British, 1857-1927) 

‘The Squirrel’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

39 x 54cm 

£300 - 500 

272 

273 

125

274 

275 

Lot 274 

William Henry Mander (British, 1850-1922) 

‘Falls on the Llugy in Low Capel Curig, N. Wales, 

Autumn’ 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated ‘08 

76 x 51cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Lot 275 

English School c.1890 

Portrait of a British Naval Officer 

oil on canvas 

74 x 62cm 

£500 - 800 

Lot 276 

Daniel Sherrin (British, 1868-1940) 

‘Among the heather’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

76 x 50cm 

£400 - 600 

276 

126

277 

Lot 277 

Henry H. Parker (British, 1858- 

1930) 

‘At Culham on Thames’ and 

‘The River Wey, near Ripley, 

Surrey’ 


signed and inscribed verso 

30 x 45cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

277 

Lot 278 

After Benjamin Constant 

(Swiss, 1845-1902) 

‘On the lookout, distant view of 

the Sahara’ 

oil on canvas 

71 x 101cm 

£2,000 - 2,500 

278 

127

279 

279 

280 

Lot 279 

Harry T. Hine (British, 1845-1941) 

Fighting cocks 

watercolours, a near pair 

signed and dated 1906 / 1907 

23 x 17cm and 24.5 x 17cm 

Lot 280 

Harry T. Hine (British, 1845-1941) 

Fighting cocks 

watercolour 


25 x 32cm 

Lot 281 

£600 - 800 

£300 - 500 

David Farquarson A.R.A., A.R.S.A., 

R.S.W. (Scottish, 1839-1907) 

‘A Field Road’ 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated 1877 and inscribed 

with the title verso 

76 x 51cm 

£500 - 700 

281 

128

282 

Lot 282 

Hubert Thornley (fl.1859-1898) 

Beached merchant ship unloading the 

hold with figures on the shore at sunset 

oil on canvas 

signed 

40 x 60cm 

Lot 283 

Hubert Thornley (fl.1859-1898) 

Moonlit Dutch harbour scene 

oil on canvas 

signed 

34 x 29cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

£800 - 1,200 

283 

129

284 

Lot 284 

Marie-Édouard Adam (French, 

1847–1929 

‘The barque Ifafa leaving Le Havre’ 

oil on canvas 


60 x 90cm 

£1,000 - 1,200 

285 

285 

Lot 285 

Harold Wyllie (British, 1880-1975) 

‘The building of the Queen 

Elizabeth at Clydebank 1935, and 

‘The Brig, Martin sailing through 

the Needles’ 

watercolours, a pair 

signed, 17 x 37cm 

Lot 286 

£800 - 1,200 

William Adolphus Knell (British, 

1801-1875) 

Billowy Skies 

oil on board 

signed, 19.5 x 14cm 

£500 - 800 

130

287 

Lot 287 

Attributed to Charles Gregory 

RWS (English, 1849-1920) 

‘The barque Cambria’ 

oil on canvas 

35 x 52cm 

286 

£750 - 850 

Lot 288 

Adolphus Knell (British, 1860- 

1890) 

Steam tug towing a warship into 

harbour at sunset 


signed, 

15.5 x 20.5cm 

£700 - 1,000 

288 

Lot 289 

Edwin Ellis (English, 1841-1895) 

Near Whitby 

oil on board 

artists label verso dated 1870 

22 x 29.5cm 

£400 - 600 

289 

131

290 

Lot 290 

Albert Goodwin (English, 1845-1932) 

‘The House of Circe; “Thou hast 

given them a drink of the dry wine”’ 

watercolour 


34 x 46cm 

Lot 291 

£800 - 1,200 

Albert Goodwin (English, 1845-1932) 

‘Ilfracombe’ 

watercolour 

monogrammed and dated 90 

24.5 x 25cm 

£600 - 800 

291 

132

292 

Lot 292 

Arthur Wardle (British, 1864-1949) 

‘Midday rest’ 

watercolour 

signed 

43 x 64.5cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 293 

Follower of Walter Crane RWS (1845-1915) 

frontispiece for The Well of Loneliness by 

Radclyffe Hall 

ink and watercolour on grey paper 

inscribed verso 

22 x 16.5cm 

£800 - 1,200 

293 

133

294 

295 

Lot 294 

James Montgomery Flagg (American, 1877- 

1960) 

Portrait of Kathleen Parkhurst in The Pirates of 

Penzance, D’Oyly Carte Opera Company 

oil on canvas 


126 x 100cm 

Lot 295 

£3,000 - 5,000 

James Elder Christie (Scottish, 1847-1914) 

Portrait of Richard Carte (1808-1891), English 

flute-maker, flautist and composer 

oil on canvas 

monogrammed and dated ‘85 

34 x 24cm 

£800 - 1,200 

296 

Lot 296 

Helen Donald-Smith (1880-1930) 

Portrait of a girl wearing a blue dress standing 

upon an armchair 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated ‘91, 110 x 85cm 

£500 - 800 

134

297 

Lot 297 

Robert Polhill Bevan (British, 1865-1925) 

Study for The Bayhorse, Tattersall’s, 1921 (Paul 

Mellon Bequest - Yale Centre for British Art) 

pencil and watercolour 


29 x 23.5cm 

£12,000 - 18,000 

The subject matter of cab-yards, mews and horse 

sales in London was suggested to Bevan by Walter 

Sickert . 

For a related work see Christie’s sale Lot 100, 28 

Nov 2000. 

135

298 

300 

299 

Lot 298 

Louis Bosworth Hurt 

(British, 1856-1929) 

‘In Glen Falloch, Perthshire’ 

oil on canvas board 

signed and titled by the artist 

verso 

32 x 47cm 

Lot 299 

£400 - 600 

Sydney Watts White (British, 

fl.1892-1917) 

Portrait of Antony Barton 

oil on canvas 


35 x 29.5cm 

Lot 300 

£500 - 800 

Follower of William Grant 

Stevenson RSA (1849-1919) 

Golfing scene near the 

coast, probably St Andrews 

oil on canvas 

signed and indistinctly dated 

..84 

50 x 75cm 

£400 - 600 

301 

136

302 

Lot 301 

Karl Keinke (German, b.1852) 

‘The Bather’ 

oil on canvas 

signed with artist label verso 

52 x 72.5cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 302 

Emil Barbarini (Austrian, 

1855-1933) 

Street scene with figures 

beside a flower seller 


signed 

26 x 39cm 

Lot 303 

£1,500 - 2,000 

William Percy French (Irish, 

1854-1920) 

Coastal landscape at sunset 

watercolour 

initialled 

17 x 25cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

303 

137

304 

305 

Lot 304 

§ Forrest Hewit (British, 1870- 

1956) 

‘The Calico Printers Ball, 

1887’ 

oil on canvas 

signed with exhibition label 

verso 

121 x 161cm 

Lot 305 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Charles Ginner NEA ROI 

ARWS (English, 1878-1952) 

Landscape with trees, lake 

and house beyond 

ink and watercolour 

inscribed verso stating from the 

artist presenting it to Ethelbert 

White 

26 x 36cm 

£1,000 - 2,000 

138

Lot 306 

§ Sir Gerald Festus Kelly RA, 

KCVO, PRA (British, 1879-1972) 

Portrait of Mademoiselle Gabby 

Aumont 

oil on canvas 


44 x 37cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

Lot 307 

Sir William Orpen RA RHA RWS 

(British, 1878-1931) 

‘A Break for a Smoke’ 

pencil, pen, red ink and watercolour 

New Grafton Gallery 1977 Exhibition 

label verso 

25 x 33cm 

£600 - 800 

306 

307 

139

308 

Lot 308 

§ Samuel John Lamorna Birch, RA, 

RWS, RWA (British, 1869-1955) 

‘Old Boleigh’ 

oil on board 

signed, exhibited at the RA 1933 

33 x 40cm 

Lot 309 

£2,000 - 3,000 

Sydney Carter (South African, 1874- 

1945) 

‘A Cape Town Avenue’ 

oil on board 

signed and inscribed verso 

62 x 80cm 

£800 - 1,200 

309 

140

Lot 310 

310 

William Heath Robinson (British, 1872-1944) 

‘The landing of the expedition up the River 

Wemb to discover & secure a site for the present 

exhibition’ 

pen, ink and monochrome watercolour 

signed and inscribed ‘Bystander’, 37 x 27cm 

£500 - 700 

311 

Lot 311 

§ Sir Herbert James Gunn RA PRP RSW 

(Scottish, 1893-1964) 

Portrait of Silvanus Nicol, The President of the 

British Wood Pulp Association from 1947-1949 

oil on canvas 


Lot 312 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Sydney Horne Shepherd (English, 1909-1993) 

Portrait of the artist’s wife 

oil on canvas 

75 x 59cm 

£700 - 900 312 

141

313 

314 

142

Lot 313 

§ Eric Slater (English, 1896- 

1963) 

‘Seaford Head’ 

woodcut in colours 

signed in pencil 

25.5 x 35cm 

£500 - 700 

Lot 314 

Robert Anning Bell RA RWS 

(British, 1863-1933) 

Shrouded figures seated in a 

landscape 

oil on canvas 


75 x 126cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 315 

Christopher Richard Wynne 

Nevinson A.R.A. (British, 1889- 

1946) 

Portrait of a young lady 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated 19.. 

58 x 42cm 

315 

£4,000 - 6,000 

143

316 

Lot 316 

§ Marcel Gromaire (French, 1892-1971) 

Harvesters with a cathedral beyond 

mixed media 


38 x 47cm 

Lot 317 

£800 - 1,200 

§ Austin Osman Spare (British, 1886-1956) 

Two grotesques 

pencil on paper 

25 x 19cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

317 

144

Lot 318 

Noel Georges Bouvard (French, 

1912-1975) 

Venetian canal scenes 


signed 

27 x 35cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

318 

Lot 319 

§ Laurence Stephen Lowry, 

RBA, RA (British, 1887-1976) 

‘An Industrial Town’ 

offset lithograph 

signed in pencil, numbered 

478/500 

43.5 x 59cm, visible sheet 47 x 

62cm 

£800 - 1,200 

319 

145

320 

321 

Lot 320 

§ Gerald A. Cooper (British 1898-1975) 

‘Peonies, Tulips and Iris’ 

oil on board 

signed, 1962 Stacy Marks label verso 

75 x 62cm 

Lot 321 

£1,500 - 2,500 

Raymond Campbell (English, b.1956) 

1982 Moet & Chandon with strawberries and 

grapes 

oil on canvas 

signed 

40cm x 30cm 

£700 - 900 

322 

Lot 322 

Albert de Belleroche (English, 1864-1944) 

‘Femme nue dans la Campagne’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

79 x 62cm 

£800 - 1,200 

146

Lot 323 

§ Albert Williams (English, 1922-2010) 

Summer flowers in a vase upon a ledge 

oil on canvas 

signed 

75 x 60cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

323 324 

Lot 324 

§ Albert Williams (English, 1922-2010) 

Winter flowers in a Clarice Cliff vase 

oil on canvas 

signed 

65 x 55cm 

£600 - 800 

Lot 325 

§ Jeffrey Pratt (British, b.1940) 

Caribbean mother and child on the seashore, a 

sketch of Indian women verso 

oil on board 

signed 

62 x 39cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

325 

147

326 

327 

Lot 326 

§ Scottie Wilson (Scottish 1888-1972) 

Two birds and flowering tree 

watercolour 

signed 

34 x 47cm 

£500 - 700 

328 

Lot 327 

§ Sir Roger de Grey, P.R.A. (English, 

1918-1995) 

‘The Canal, Marennes, 1989’ 

oil on canvas 


£1,200 - 1,500 

Lot 328 

§ Edward Hersey (British, b.1948) 

Cattle in pasture 

oil on board 

signed and dated ’85 

40 x 50cm 

£500 - 700 

329 

Lot 329 

§ Felix Kelly (English, 1916-1994) 

‘Prior Park, Bath’ 

oil on board 

signed, Lefevre Gallery label verso 

27.5 x 37.5cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

148

330 

Lot 330 

§ Edward Seago (British, 1910-1974) 

St Mark’s Piazza, Venice 

watercolour 

signed in pencil 

37 x 26cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

149

Lot 331 

§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly- 

John (1906–1993) 

‘Night fishermen off coast 

at La Napoule near Cannes 

S of France’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

25 x 35cm 

£400 - 600 

331 

Lot 332 

§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly 

John (British, 1906-1993) 

French Mediterranean 

scene 

oil on board 

signed 

24 x 30cm, unframed 

£400 - 600 

332 

Lot 333 

§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly 

John (British, 1906-1993) 

‘Venice, a side street off the 

Grand Canal near the Place 

Marco’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

35 x 70cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

333 

150

334 

335 

Lot 334 

§ Cecil Rochfort D’Oyly John 

(British, 1906-1993) 

‘South Beach’, Durban 

oil on board 

signed with artists label verso giving the 

address as Studio Cottage 

35.5 x 45.5cm 

£500 - 800 

After World War II D’Oyly John moved 

back to South Africa with his wife Joan. 

They moved to Durban and literally built 

their own house on Cowies HIll, in the 

Rondavel style, and named it ‘Studio 

Cottage’. 

See Kelleway & Mayhew - D’Oyly-John 

Living In The Sun, 2012 for further 

details of Studio Cottage 

Lot 335 


(British, 1906-1993) 

‘Villefranche, South of France’ 

oil on canvas 

signed,43 x 58cm, unframed 

Lot 336 

£600 - 800 


(British, 1906-1993) 

Portrait of a the artist’s wife Joan, 

wearing a straw hat 

oil on board,signed 

52 x 42cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 


Living In The Sun, page 20 for another 

portrait of Joan. 

336 

151

Lot 337 


(British, 1906-1993) 

Mediterranean harbour scene 

oil on board 

signed 

50 x 60cm 

£800 - 1,200 

337 

Lot 338 


(British, 1906-1993) 

Between Biarritz and St Jean de Lux 

oil on board 

signed 

49 x 75cm 

£800 - 1,200 


Living In The Sun, page 50 for a similar 

work 

338 

Lot 339 


(British, 1906-1993) 

Portofino 

oil on board 

signed 

47 x 72.5cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

339 

152

340 

Lot 340 


(English, 1906–1993) 

Fishing boats, South of France 

oil on canvas 

signed, sold with D’Oyly John’s 

passport and a palette knife from 

his studio 

40 x 50cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 341 


(English, 1906–1993) 

French Mediterranean town 

square with flower seller 

oil on canvas 


£1,000 - 1,500 

341 

153

Lot 342 

§ Antoine Blanchard (French, 

1910-1988) 

‘Boulevard’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

33 x 46cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

342 

Lot 343 


1910-1988) 

‘By coach in the rain’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

32 x 46cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

343 

Lot 344 


1910-1988) 

‘The Embankment by the Louvre’ 

oil on canvas 

signed 

33 x 46cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

344 

154

Lot 345 

Hayward Veal (Australian, 1913- 

1968) 

French harbour scene 

oil on canvas 

signed 

40 x 51cm 

£500 - 800 

345 

Lot 346 

Walter John Beauvais (1942-1998) 

Beach scene 

oil on canvas 

signed 

49 x 75cm 

£400 - 600 

346 

Lot 347 

§ David Cobb (British, 1921-2014) 

Night Action, Falklands Islands, 

1982 

oil on board 

signed 

30 x 45cm 

£400 - 600 

347 

155

Lot 348 

§ Mary Fedden OBE R.A. PPRWA (1915-2012) 

Portrait of Professor Robert Donington, playing the Viola de Gamba 

oil on canvas 


60 x 50cm 

£10,000 - 15,000 

Robert Donington (1907-1990) was educated at St Paul’s School, London, and studied at the University 

of Oxford. His expert knowledge of early instruments and the interpretation of pre-classical music owed 

much to a period of study with Arnold Dolmetsch at Haslemere, Surrey. He was appointed OBE in the 1979 

Birthday Honours. 

In the late 1940’s Donington shared a studio with his friend Julian Trevelyan. Here he met Mary Fedden and 

although already married became enamoured with her. By repute in an effort to cool his pursuit of Mary his 

wife encouraged him to commission work from her and thus place their relationship on a more professional 

basis. Mary painted his portrait as well as a view of Robert’s holiday home, a converted fishermans’ hut at 

Cadgwith. He also acquired a further work from her; ‘The Lion and the Lamb’. As history records regardless 

of Robert’s affections, Mary married Julian. 

156

Lot 349 


Fishermen’s hut at Cadgwith 

oil on canvas 


50 x 40cm 

£15,000 - 20,000 

157

Lot 349 


‘The Lion and the lamb’ 

oil on canvas 


62 x 74cm 

£20,000 - 30,000 

158

351 352 

Lot 351 

§ Sherree Valentine Daines (1959-) 

Portrait of a young lady 

oil on canvas 

signed and dated ‘85 

40.5 x 30cm, unframed 

Lot 352 

§ Sherree Valentine Daines (1959-) 

Seated female nude 

oil on board 

initialled 

55 x 43cm 

Lot 353 

§ Peter Howell (British b.1932) 

Racehorse with jockey up 

oil on canvas 

signed 

60 x 50cm 

£500 - 800 

£1,000 - 1,500 

£400 - 600 

353 

159

355 

354 

356 

160

Lot 354 

§ Eileen Cooper O.B.E., R.A. (British, b.1953) 

Crouching figure 

oil on formica 

128 x 94.5cm 

Lot 355 

Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923-1997) 

‘GRRRRRRRRRRR!!’ 1965 

offset colour lithograph on wove paper 

signed in ink, 70 x 58cm 

Lot 356 

357 

£2,000 - 3,000 

£800 - 1,200 

A set of six porcelain plates made by Wedgwood 

for the National Art Collection Fund, 1992, 

‘Garden Plate’ by Patrick Heron, 

‘Passed the Tangerine Test’ by Bruce McLean, 

‘Fabula’ by Eduardo Paolozzi, 

‘The Green Man’ by John Piper, 

‘Demonstrations’ by Peter Blake, 

‘Ipanema’ by Patrick Caulfield, 

printed marks, limited edition of 500, in a series 

of six designs commissioned by the National Art 

Collections Fund and Wedgwood, with certificates 

and each boxed, each 31cm diameter (6) 

£600 - 800 

Lot 357 

§ Josef Herman OBE RA (Polish/British, 1911- 

2000) 

‘Mother and child’ 

mixed media 

Boundary Gallery label verso dating the work to 

1955/56 

22 x 14cm 

Lot 358 

Fabian Perez (Argentinian, b.1967) 

‘Venice’ 

watercolour on paper 

signed 

34 x 34cm 

358 

£400 - 600 

£1,000 - 1,500 

161

Lot 359 

§ Rowland Hilder (1905-1993) 

‘Thames Misty Morning’ 

watercolour 

signed 

27 x 36.5cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

359 

Lot 360 

§ Rowland Hilder (1905-1993) 

‘Oast Houses, Kent’ 

watercolour 

Everard Read Gallery label verso 

35 x 51.5cm 

£800 - 1,200 

360 

Lot 361 

§ Olivier Camen (French, b.1964) 

‘Vivien Leigh - Waterloo Bridge’, 2015 

mixed media on canvas 

This work was included in the 2015 

‘Olivier Camen Solo Exhibition’, and 

reproduced in the catalogue page 10 

100 x 130cm 

£1,000 - 1,500 

361 

162

Lot 362 

§ Sir Kyffin Williams (Welsh, 1918-2006) 

‘Blind Man’ 

oil on canvas 

initialled 

68 x 50cm 

£15,000 - 20,000 

163

363 

Lot 363 

§ Donald McIntyre R.I. 

R.Cam.A. S.M.A. (Scottish 

1923-2009) 

‘Cottages by the sea’ 

acrylic on board 

signed, 1999 Thackeray Gallery 

label verso 

50 x 75cm 

Lot 364 

£4,000 - 6,000 

§ John Lowrie Morrison, 

[Jolomo] O.B.E (Scottish 

1948-) 

‘Lakeside cottage’ 

oil on board 

signed ‘’Jolomo’’ 

40 x 40cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

364 

164

366 

365 

Lot 365 

§ Sir Terry Frost (British, 1915-2003) 

‘Newlyn Rhythm’ 

etching, 1995 

signed in pencil, titled and numbered 2/80 

55 x 35cm 

£400 - 600 

Lot 366 

§ Fred Yates (English, 1922-2008) 

‘Tubbies’ 

oil on board 

inscribed verso, 34 x 26.5cm 

£800 - 1,200 

Exhibited Fred Yates, A Second Exhibition of Paintings, 

Europa Gallery, Sutton, December 1991 

165

Lot 367 

§ Fred Cuming B.A. (British, 1930-2022) 

West Pier, Brighton 

oil on board 

signed 

41 x 28.5cm 

£1,500 - 2,000 

Lot 368 

§ Simon Palmer (British, b.1956) 

‘Glyndebourne’ 

watercolour 

signed 

59 x 41cm 

£2,000 - 3,000 

166

Lot 369 

§ John Piper (British, 1903-1992) 

‘Moyrus, Connemara’ 

Indian ink, bodycolour, grey and umber washes and 

pencil 

signed in pen and ink lower right, titled and dated 

II.IX.69 in pencil 

36 x 54cm 

£3,000 - 5,000 

167

Lot 370 

§ Philip Dunn (English, b.1945) 

‘Peace in our time’ 

acrylic on canvas 


£2,000 - 3,000 

168

SILVER & VERTU 

At approx. 2.00pm. 

371 - 417 

398 

169

371 

372 

Lot 371 

A James I silver seal top spoon, by William 

Cawdell, London, 1605, 16.8cm, 47 grams. 

NB: William Cawdell was the maker of the 

celebrated Titchborne spoons, 

Lot 372 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A 17th/18th century Scandinavian silver spoon, 

with engraved scroll decoration to the handle and 

initialled R.O.D. to the spoon terminal, maker’s mark 

stamped twice, PR? conjoined, 17.4cm, 26 grams. 

Lot 373 

£400 - 600 

A George II silver salver, by John Robinson II, 

of shaped circular form, with later engraved initials 

and engraved scroll decoration, on three hoof feet, 

London 1745, 32.6cm, 29.4oz. 

Lot 374 

£400 - 600 

A mid 18th century provincial silver tankard, 

by John Langlands I, with domed cover and 

scroll thumbpiece, the body with banded girdle and 

engraved initials to the handle, Newcastle, circa 

1760 (no date letter), height 18.9cm, 25.4oz. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 375 

An early George III silver chamberstick, by 

Ebenezer Coker, with gadrooned borders and 

engraved crest, on three fluted feet, London, 1768, 

with associated snuffer, diameter 15.3cm, 12.2oz. 

Lot 376 

£300 - 400 

A George II silver snuffers stand, by John Cafe, 

of waisted form, with engraved crest and inscription, 

London, 1758, 20.9cm, 10.8oz. 

Lot 377 

£200 - 300 

A George III provincial silver two handled 

pedestal cup, by Langlands & Robertson, with 

engraved initials, Newcastle, 1781, height 13.3cm, 

9.5oz. 

Lot 378 

£200 - 300 

A George III provincial silver two handled 

pedestal cup, with engraved monogram, marks 

rubbed, possibly 1792, 14.8cm, 10.1cm, 10oz. 

£200 - 300 

170

373 

374 

376 

375 

377 

378 

171

Lot 379 

A Victorian and later matched silver gilt part 

canteen of dessert cutlery by Francis Higgins II 

& III, with fruiting vine handles and decoration and 

engraved crest or monogram, comprising twelve 

spoons, London, 1875, (one 1877) and seven pairs 

of knives(loaded handles) and forks, London, 1905, 

43.5oz. 

Lot 380 

£800 - 1,200 

A 19th century Chinese silver mug, makers 

mark LC?, with dragon handle and embossed with 

continuous battle scene, with engraved inscription 

‘Shanghai Volunteer Corps, Mounted Rangers 

Cup Won By Trooper F. Evans F.L. at the Spring ? 

Meeting, 1860?’, height 17cm, 16.2oz. 

Lot 381 

£800 - 1,200 

A cased set of four late George III embossed and 

engraved parcel gilt silver Hanovarian pattern 

serving spoons, William Chawner II?, London, 

1817, 22cm, 9.1oz. 

Lot 382 

£250 - 350 

A George III silver baluster pint mug, by Peter & 

Ann Bateman, with acanthus leaf capped handle, 

London, 1796, overstruck maker’s mark, 13.6cm, 

12.5oz. 

£300 - 400 

Lot 383 

A 19th century Austro-Hungarian 800 standard 

silver gilt, jewelled and enamelled rectangular 

singing bird box automaton, decorated with 

foliage and birds, on four dragon feet, maker’s mark, 

KT, in fitted box with later key, width 10.2cm. 

Lot 384 

£1,800 - 2,200 

A George III silver tankard, with whistle? handle, 

by John King, of baluster form, with pierced 

thumbpiece and domed cover, London, 1776, 

21.7cm, 27.9oz. 

Lot 385 

£800 - 1,000 

A Victorian silver three piece melon shaped 

tea set, by Charles Reily & George Storer, 

with engraved foliate scroll decoration, London, 

1844, gross 45.7oz. CITES Submission reference 

4EX5AG5K 

Lot 386 

£400 - 600 

A Victorian silver inverted pear shaped three 

piece tea set by John Wellby, with embossed 

foliate scroll decoration and engraved initial, 

London, 1864, gross weight 55.5oz. CITES 

Submission reference L9TNUDXS 

Lot 387 

£800 - 1,200 

A matched canteen of early 19th century silver 

fiddle pattern flatware for twelve, comprising 

twelve each of the following, table spoons, dessert 

spoons, teaspoons, table forks and dessert forks, 

various dates and makers, 98.7oz. 

£1,500 - 2,000 

172

380 

379 

381 

382 

383 

384 

385 

386 

387 

173

Lot 392 

A Victorian silver gilt circular inkstand, by 

Robert Hennell III, with single mounted glass well 

and decorated with applied frog, mask and Staff of 

Hermes, London, 1858, base diameter 21cm, base 

14.7oz. 

Lot 393 

£500 - 700 

A good ornate Victorian parcel gilt silver 

chamberstick with extinguisher by George Fox, 

with mask decorated sconce. mask and figural long 

handle and decorated with gothic scrolls, London, 

1860, 31.7cm, 14.2oz, in original fitted case. 

£800 - 1,200 

388 

Lot 388 

An Edwardian embossed silver novelty trinket 

box, modelled as a dressing table with raised 

back, on cabriole legs, by William Comyns, 

the pierced and scroll raised back decorated with 

two figures in a landscape, with windmill beyond, 

London, 1902, width 15cm, gross weight 9.9oz. 

Lot 389 

£300 - 400 

An early Victorian three piece Scottish silver 

inverted pear shaped tea set by Leonard 

Urquhart, embossed with floral decoration, 

Edinburgh, 1843, gross weight 52.3oz. CITES 

Submission reference BK1SZJGP 

Lot 390 

£500 - 700 

An ornate pair of early Victorian silver 

candlesticks by Creswick & Co, with waisted 

stems and foliate scroll decoration, on shaped 

circular bases, Sheffield, 1840, 28.6cm, weighted. 

Lot 391 

£400 - 600 

An ornate pair of Victorian silver gilt dwarf 

candlesticks, by John Wilmin Figg, with foliate 

scroll and bird decoration on pierced octagonal foot, 

London, 1867, height 16.2cm, 15oz. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 394 

A matched pair of late 19th/early 20th century 

silver two branch, three light candelabrum, with 

scroll arms, on beaded square bases, Hawksworth, 

Eyre & Co, one Sheffield, 1881, the other Sheffield, 

1901, height 49cm, weighted, arms only 61.6oz 

(a.f.). 

Lot 395 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A large Victorian silver mounted cut glass scent 

bottle, by George Brace, with monogrammed cap, 

London, 1878, 28cm, in fitted leather case. 

Lot 396 

£300 - 400 

An ornate pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks, 

by Walker & Hall, with fixed sconces, waisted 

knopped stems and foliate scroll decoration, on 

shaped circular bases, Sheffield, 1902, height 

32.9cm, weighted. 

Lot 397 

£500 - 700 

A pair of Victorian silver chambersticks and 

extinguishers, by Charles Thomas Fox and 

George Fox, with beaded borders, London, 1853, 

base diameter 15.2cm, 24.4oz (a.f.). 

£400 - 600 

174

390 

389 

391 

392 

393 

395 394 

396 

397 

175

Lot 401 

A 1930’s Art Deco Mappin & Webb silver plated 

cocktail shaker designed by Keith Murray, 

numbered W28721, together with six Mappin & 

Webb silver plated coupes, numbered W27876, 

shaker 25.2cm, coupes 11.8cm. 

Lot 402 

£300 - 500 

A George V silver and tortoiseshell pique 

mounted carriage timepiece, by William Comyns, 

with Arabic dial, on bun feet, London, 1911, 10cm. 

Lot 403 

£400 - 600 

An Edwardian embossed silver rose bowl, 

by Walker & Hall, with embossed foliate band, 

Sheffield, 1901, diameter 20.7cm, 21.3oz. 

£400 - 600 

398 

Lot 398 

Boer War/Scouting Interest: A silver model of 

Lord Baden Powell in uniform, holding a rifle, 

on horseback, early 20th century, on an ebonised 

plinth base, apparently unmarked, overall height 

49.5cm. 

Lot 399 

£3,000 - 5,000 

An Edwardian repousse silver rose bowl, by 

Daniel & John Welby, with fluted and foliate 

decoration, London, 1905, diameter 26.3cm, 37oz. 

Lot 400 

£600 - 800 

An Edwardian silver pedestal fruit bowl, with 

pierced border and pierced circular foot, by 

James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1909, diameter 

25.5cm, 25.2oz. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 404 

A late Victorian silver two handled trophy cup, 

with horse racing inscription relating to the 

South Down Hunt Point to Point, by James 

Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1895, height 22cm, 39oz, 

on ebonised plinth base. 

Lot 405 

£300 - 500 

An Edwardian garniture of three panelled silver 

baluster vases by William Comyns, London, 1909 

& 1911, largest 23.1cm, 35.8oz. 

Lot 406 

£500 - 700 

A late Victorian demi fluted silver four piece 

tea and coffee set, by Wakely & Wheeler, with 

engraved inscription, Sheffield, 1899, gross weight 

57.7oz. CITES Submission references SYSHJ9HV 

& MPQC7V3C 

£600 - 800 

176

399 

400 

401 

402 

404 

403 

405 

406 

177

Lot 407 

A cased set of twelve Norwegian silver gilt and 

polychrome enamel coffee spoons, retailed by 

Tiffany & Co, import marks for Birmingham, 1924, 

10.5cm, 

Lot 408 

£150 - 200 

A George V silver oval two handled tea tray, by 

James Dixon & Sons, with engraved crest and 

gadrooned border, Sheffield, 1927, 66.8cm, over 

handles, 96.1oz. 

Lot 409 

£1,200 - 1,500 

A set of six George VI silver mugs, by Mappin 

& Webb, with scroll handles, London, 1946, height 

11.4cm, 60.9oz. 

Lot 410 

£600 - 800 

A pair of George V Asprey & Co pierced silver 

serving spoons, with dolphin handles and circular 

bowls, London, 1914, 24.2cm, 6.3oz, in original 

Asprey & Co fitted box. 

Lot 411 

£300 - 400 

A pair of George VI silver two branch three light 

candelabra by George Howson, with reeded 

branches and tapering stems, on foliate scroll 

decorated bases, Sheffield, 1949, height 45.8cm, 

weight, arms weight gross 61.8oz. 

Lot 412 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A George V Omar Ramsden planished silver 

shallow bowl, with wavy banded girdle engraved 

inscription relating to ‘The Gas, Light and Coke 

Company at Barking Road’, on four scroll feet, 

London, 1929, overall diameter 19.5cm, 17.6oz. 

Lot 413 

£800 - 1,200 

A George V rectangular silver cigar box, by 

Deakin & Francis, with engraved inscription and 

crest, Birmingham, 1927, 30.4cm. 

£200 - 300 

414 

Lot 414 

An almost complete canteen of modern 

Christofle silver plated and Chinese brown 

lacquer Talisman pattern cutlery for eight, 

designed by Bernard Yot, comprising eight each 

of the following, fish knives and forks, soup spoons, 

dessert spoons, table and dessert forks, table 

and dessert knives and coffee spoons, with one 

sauce ladle, four teaspoons and pair of servers, the 

handles stamped ‘Laque de Chine’. 

Lot 415 

£800 - 1,200 

A mid 20th century Italian Buccelatti sterling 

silver four piece tea set, of fluted ovoid form, gross 

weight 95.7oz. 

Lot 416 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A late 19th/early 20th century Arts & Crafts 

silver pedestal soup tureen with cover and 

ladle, by The Birmingham Guild of Handicrafts, 

of planished circular form, with curved studwork 

handles, diameter 20.6cm, 35.9oz, stamped B.G.H. 

Lot 417 

£400 - 600 

A part canteen of George V and later silver 

flatware by Walker & Hall, comprising six of the 

following, table forks, dessert forks, soup spoons, 

table spoon and dessert spoons and three sauce 

ladles, Sheffield, 1930, 1949 & 1960, 63.5oz. 

£800 - 1,200 

178

407 

408 

409 

411 

410 

412 

415 

413 

417 

416 

179

WATCHES & JEWELLERY 

At approx. 2.15pm 

418-513 

432

419 

418 

Lot 418 

A late Victorian 18ct gold open faced keyless 

lever pocket watch, by J. Arnold Lake of Camden 

Town, with Roman dial and subsidiary seconds, 

case diameter 47mm, gross weight 97.6 grams, 

together with a 9ct gold albert, 40cm, 21.7 grams. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 419 

An early 20th century engraved 18ct gold and 

pink guilloche enamel Patek Philippe keyless fob 

watch, with Roman dial and chapter ring, no. 81113, 

cased diameter 31mm, gross weight 32 grams. 

£500 - 700 

420 

Lot 420 

An early 18th century pair cased gilt metal 

keywind verge pocket watch by Thomas 

Tompion & Edward Banger, with Roman dial, the 

signed movement with pierced and mask engraved 

cock and numbered 3229?, outer case diameter 

61mm. 

£1,200 - 1,800 

181

421 

422 

423 

424 

425 

426 

Lot 421 

A lady’s 18ct gold Jaeger LeCoultre Voguematic 

automatic rectangular wrist watch, on an 

associated Middle Eastern gold mesh link 

bracelet, with baton and pyramid numerals, case 

diameter 22mm, overall length 18.5cm, gross weight 

43.4 grams. 

Lot 422 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A gentleman’s early 1940’s Omega 9ct gold 

manual wind wrist watch, with Arabic dial, 

movement c.30SCT2, case diameter 33mm, gross 

weight 32.2 grams, on a later strap. 

Lot 423 

£600 - 800 

A gentleman’s stainless steel Cartier rectangular 

quartz wrist watch, with Roman dial and cabochon 

set winding grown, the case back numbered 252975 

PL over 2715, on a leather strap with Cartier 

deployment clasp, with Cartier box. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 424 

A gentleman’s WWI silver Rolex Officer’s trench 

manual wind wrist watch, with Arabic dial, red 

twelve and subsidiary seconds, the inner case back 

numbered 645953, import marked for London, 1915. 

Lot 425 

£600 - 800 

A 1920’s 18ct white gold Cartier Tank Cintree 

(7 lignes model) manual wind wrist watch, with 

rectangular Roman dial and facetted sapphire set 

winding crown, case diameter 20mm, numbered 

36185, gross weight 21.3 grams. 

Lot 426 

£4,000 - 6,000 

A gentleman’s 1950’s 18ct gold Patek Philippe 

Calatrava manual wind wrist watch, on an 

integral Patek Philippe 18ct gold bark bracelet, 

reference 3537 dimensions: 33mm, gross weight 

67.9 grams, in Charles Greig box, Patek Philippe 

retailer (South Africa) where the watch was 

purchased. 

£5,000 - 7,000 

182

427 

428 

429 

430 

431 

432 

Lot 427 

A gentleman’s 1960’s stainless steel Heuer 

Autavia automatic chronograph wrist watch, with 

red sweep seconds, two subsidiary dials and date 

aperture, lacking one button, movement c.12, case 

diameter 41mm, damaged strap with Heuer buckle. 

Lot 428 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A gentleman’s stainless steel and gold Santos 

De Cartier automatic wrist watch, with Roman 

dial, date aperture and cabochon set winding crown, 

on a stainless steel and gold Cartier bracelet. 

Lot 429 

£1,200 - 1,500 

A gentleman’s modern stainless steel Cartier 21 

Chronograph quartz wrist watch, on a stainless 

steel Cartier bracelet, the case with cabochon set 

winding crown and back numbered 93724PL, case 

diameter 38mm, with Cartier style box. 

£800 - 1,200 

Lot 430 

A gentleman’s late 1940’s 18ct gold Omega 

manual wind wrist watch, with baton and Arabic 

numerals and subsidiary seconds, movement c.265, 

case diameter 34mm, on associated leather strap. 

Lot 431 

£800 - 1,000 

A gentleman’s early 1960’s 18ct gold Omega 

automatic dress wrist watch of shaped square 

form, with baton numerals, movement c.671, case 

diameter 31mm, on associated leather strap. 

Lot 432 

£800 - 1,000 

A gentleman’s modern ceramic and stainless 

steel Chanel J12 GMT Automatic black dial wrist 

watch, the case back numbered I.G. 12933, case 

diameter 41mm, with Chanel box. 

£500 - 700 

183

433 

434 

435 

436 

437 

438 

Lot 433 

A lady’s modern stainless steel Must de Cartier 

21 quartz wrist watch, on a stainless steel 

Cartier bracelet, with Roman chapter ring and 

cabochon set winding crown, case diameter 28mm, 

with Cartiet box. 

Lot 434 

£400 - 600 

A lady’s modern Cartier 18k gold quartz wrist 

watch, on associated leather strap and buckle, 

with Roman dial and cabochon set winding crown, 

the case back numbered 881003 10901, with Cartier 

pouch. 

Lot 435 

£800 - 1,000 

A modern Must de Cartier steel and gold plated 

quartz travelling timepiece, with cabochon set 

winder and Roman chapter ring, case diameter 

56mm. 

£300 - 400 

Lot 436 

A gentleman’s modern 18ct white gold Ebel 

manual wind dress wrist watch, a gift to Sir 

Geoffrey William Tuttle by the Emir of Kuwait, 

with lapis lazuli dial, on a mesh link 18ct white gold 

bracelet, overall length 18.5cm, gross weight 73.7 

grams. 

Lot 437 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A lady’s early 1970’s 18ct gold Rolex Oyster 

Perpetual Datejust wrist watch, with diamond 

dot numerals, on an 18ct gold Rolex bracelet, 

with deployment clasp, model no. 6824, serial no. 

3244***, case diameter 31mm, with Rolex box. 

Lot 438 

£6,000 - 8,000 

A gentleman’s early 1970’s stainless steel Rolex 

Oyster Perpetual Datejust, on a stainless steel 

Rolex bracelet, the grey dial with baton numerals 

and date aperture, model no. 1603, serial no. 

2216***. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

184

439 

440 

441 

442 

443 

444 

Lot 439 

A lady’s early 1970’s stainless steel Rolex Oyster 

Perpetual Datejust wrist watch, set with after 

market? diamonds, with turquoise coloured dial, 

diamond dot markers and outer ring and diamond 

set bezel, model no. 6916?, serial no. 3022***, 

movement c.2030. 

Lot 440 

£2,500 - 3,000 

A gentleman’s early 1970’s stainless steel Rolex 

Oysterdate Precision manual wind wrist watch, 

on a stainless steel Rolex bracelet, the silvered 

dial with baton numerals and date aperture, model 

no. 6694, serial no. 2398***, bracelet ref. 7835/0. 

Lot 441 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A gentleman’s 2004 stainless steel Rolex Oyster 

Perpetual Date Explorer II wrist watch, on a 

stainless steel Rolex bracelet, model no.16570, 

serial no. F451***, case diameter 40mm, with Rolex 

box and guarantee. 

£5,000 - 7,000 

Lot 442 

A gentleman’s 2005 stainless steel Rolex 

Oyster Perpetual Sea Dweller wrist watch, on a 

stainless steel Rolex bracelet, with black dial, dot 

markers and date aperture, model no. 16600, serial 

no. D598***, with Rolex box. 

Lot 443 

£8,000 - 10,000 

A gentleman’s early 1970’s stainless steel midsize 

Rolex Oyster Speedking precision wrist 

watch, on a stainless steel Rolex bracelet, with 

baton numerals, model no. 6430, serial no. 2363***, 

case diameter 31mm. 

Lot 444 

£1,000 - 1,200 

A gentleman’s 2004 stainless steel Rolex Oyster 

Perpetual Air-King precision wrist watch, on a 

stainless steel Rolex bracelet, with salmon dial 

and baton and quarterly Arabic numerals, model no. 

14000M, serial no. F448***. 

£2,000 - 3,000 

185

Lot 445 

A 19th century gold and micro mosaic tassel 

drop pendant, the central panel decorated with 

a dove, the back with glazed panel, 82mm, gross 

weight 10 grams. 

Lot 446 

£300 - 400 

An antique gold, silver and graduated three 

stone diamond set ring, with diamond chip 

spacers and diamond chip set shoulders, 

with carved settings, the central stone weighing 

approximately 1.00ct, size K/L, gross 3.6 grams. 

Lot 447 

£1,500 - 2,000 

An early 19th century gold mounted graduated 

foil backed oval cut garnet set choker necklace, 

lacking central drop and safety chain, 36cm, gross 

weight 26 grams. 

Lot 448 

£400 - 600 

A late 18th/early 19th gilt metal mounted intaglio 

agate set swivelling fob seal, carved with the 

bust of Edmond Halley with the comet, 47mm, in 

original box. 

Lot 449 

£200 - 300 

A George III Royal Presentation gold mounted 

and garnet set oval pendant, with inset miniature 

portrait of a gentleman to dexter, verso engraved 

‘The Gift of Queen Charlotte to E. Whitfield, 

1770, overall 29mm, gross weight 3.8 grams CITES 

Submission reference 4A6TBT6P 

Lot 450 

£300 - 400 

A 19th century gold, cabochon garnet and rose 

cut diamond set cluster target pendant, with 

central star motif, overall 43mm, gross weight 9.2 g. 

Lot 451 

£300 - 500 

A pair of early 19th century silver, rose cut 

diamond and baroque pearl set drop earrings, 

with later? peg and butterfly mounts, 25mm, pearl 

diameter approx. 9mm and 8.7mm, gross 5.4 grams. 

£500 - 700 

Lot 452 

A cased Edwardian gold, turquoise and split 

pearl set necklace, set with round and oval cut 

turquoise of varying colours, 38cm, gross weight 

15.5 grams. 

Lot 453 

£300 - 400 

A Georgian gold, silver and rose cut diamond 

cluster set dress ring, with old round cut diamond 

set shoulders, size N, gross weight 3.1 grams with 

original box. 

Lot 454 

£600 - 800 

An early Victorian gold and rose cut diamond 

set Essex crystal oval ring, depicting a seated dog 

with raised paw, size J, gross weight 6.5 grams. 

Lot 455 

£400 - 600 

A mid 20th century platinum and single stone 

diamond ring, with six stone diamond chip 

set shoulders, the round cut stone weighing 

approximately 3.20ct, size M, gross weight 3.4 

grams. 

Lot 456 

£8,000 - 10,000 

A Victorian white gold and diamond cluster set 

star burst pendant, on a later sterling chain, 

pendant 32mm, gross weight 6.4 grams. 

Lot 457 

£400 - 600 

A Georgian, gold, silver and paste set cluster 

ring, of flower head form, with carved shoulders, 

size L, gross weight 4.7 grams, in original box. 

Lot 458 

£200 - 300 

An Edwardian white gold rose cut diamond 

and enamel set Waterloo commemorative 

sweethearts brooch, modelled as an eagle, with 

cabochon set eye, 22mm, gross weight 6.7 grams, 

in fitted case. 

£300 - 400 

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447 

446 

448 

449 

450 

451 

452 

455 

453 

454 

456 

457 

458 

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Lot 459 

An Art Deco 18k white gold, emerald and 

diamond set square cluster dress ring, with 

shaped cut sapphire set shoulders, (a.f.), the 

emerald measuring approximately 10mm by 8.7mm, 

with a depth of 6.5mm, misshapen shank, gross 

weight 5.8 grams. 

Lot 460 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A 1920’s white gold, amethyst, diamond and 

cultured pearl set drop pendant necklace, with 

bale of foliate design, the emerald cut amethyst 

measuring 24mm by 18mm, with a depth of 

13.9mm, overall 51cm, gross weight 12.8 grams. 

Lot 461 

£1,000 - 1,500 

An Art Deco platinum, diamond and sapphire set 

rectangular cluster ring, the central oval cushion 

cut diamond measuring approximately 5.5mm by 

4.9mm, with a depth of 3.2mm and bordered by two 

concentric bands of round brilliant cut diamonds 

and shaped cut sapphires (shank misshapen, gross 


Lot 462 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A pair of 1920’s platinum?, single stone pear 

cut amethyst and millegrain round cut diamond 

set drop ear clips, with diamond chip set bale, 

amethyst length approximately 22mm, overall 

40mm, gross weight 11.5 grams. 

Lot 463 

£800 - 1,200 

A modern platinum, singe stone oval cut 

sapphire and two stone oval cut diamond set 

ring, the sapphire measuring approximately 7.3mm 

by 4.5mm, the diamonds approximately 5.7mm by 

4.mm and 5.9mm by 4mm, size L, gross 6.5 grams. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 465 

An Edwardian gold and diamond cluster set 

pierced up-finger ring, with a pierced millegrain 

setting, size K, gross weight 4.8 grams. 

Lot 466 

£400 - 600 

An Art Deco platinum and single stone diamond 

set ring, with six stone graduated baguette cut 

diamond set shoulders, the central stone weighing 

approximately 3.20ct, with an estimated colour and 

clarity of I1/I2, size H, gross weight 4.8 grams. 

Lot 467 

£10,000 - 15,000 

An Art Deco, round cut diamond and rectangular 

cut sapphire cluster bar brooch, set with twelve 

diamonds and nine sapphires in a millegrain setting, 


Lot 468 

£400 - 600 

An 18ct white gold and thirteen stone round 

brilliant cut diamond set three quarter eternity 

ring, size I, gross weight 4.1 grams. 

Lot 469 

£800 - 1,000 

A late Victorian 15ct gold, two stone oval black 

opal and seed pearl cluster set drop pendant, 

57mm, gross weight 5 grams. 

Lot 470 

£300 - 400 

A late 19th/early 20th century French 18ct gold 

and silver rose cut diamond and multi gem set 

spiral hinged bangle, maker’s mark E. Freres with 

a ram?, gross weight 21.3 grams. 

£600 - 800 

Lot 464 

A modern 18ct gold, sapphire and diamond set 

quatrefoil shaped cluster ring, with a millegrain 

setting and diamond set shoulders, size N/O, gross 


£1,200 - 1,500 

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461 

459 

462 

463 

464 

465 

467 

466 

469 

468 

470 

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Lot 471 

A mid 20th century Italian textured 18ct gold, 

ruby, emerald and diamond cluster set bracelet, 

each of the eleven clusters set with four stones, 

19cm, gross weight 70 grams. 

Lot 472 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A Georg Jensen planished sterling silver and 

cabochon blue quartz set necklace, design no. 4, 

with five foliate pendants, 41cm, 1933-1944 mark. 

Lot 473 

£600 - 800 

An early 19th century, gold and oval cut foil 

backed amethyst set pendant, with old cut 

diamond set border and closed back setting, 


Lot 474 

£400 - 600 

A modern 18k white gold and diamond cluster 

set necklace, with interwoven motif, 50cm, gross 


Lot 475 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A modern Italian Bulgari 18ct white gold and 

pave set diamond pendant, on a Bulgari 18ct 

white gold mounted chord necklet, pendant 


Lot 476 

£800 - 1,000 

A modern Italian Bulgari 18ct gold pierced oval 

ring, with ring shoulders, size M, 11.5 grams. 

£400 - 600 

Lot 477 

A modern white gold and pave set diamond and 

sapphire set ribbon bow brooch, set with round 

cut diamonds and round and square cut sapphires, 

width 55mm, 23.9 grams. 

Lot 478 

£600 - 800 

A modern white gold and round and baguette cut 

diamond cluster set ribbon bow brooch, width 


Lot 479 

£400 - 600 

An early 20th century pierced gold and 

graduated round cut diamond cluster set 

brooch, of rectangular form, 41mm, gross weight 10 

grams. 

Lot 480 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A late Victorian single strand graduated 

natural saltwater pearl necklace, with six stone 

old round cut diamond set silver and gold 

rectangular clasp, with accompanying Gem & 

Pearl Laboratory report dated 25th August, 2023, 

largest pearl diameter 7.7mm, smallest 4mm, length 

41cm, gross weight 18.47grams. 

Lot 481 

£5,000 - 7,000 

A late 19th century Swiss 18ct gold and 

polychrome enamelled suite of jewellery, 

retailed by E. Meister, Zurich, comprising a 

bracelet with three circular enamelled panels set 

with small diamonds and two oval links enamelled 

with flowers, stamped E.M. 750, with Meister box, 

a pendant necklace with enamelled panel set with 

small diamonds, the chain set with gold spheres 

and cultured pearls, stamped Z.C. 750 and a pair of 

drop ear clips, stamped 750 Italy, bracelet, 18.5cm, 

necklace 73cm, ear clips, 43mm, gross weight 189.6 

grams. 

£8,000 - 12,000 

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472 

474 

473 

475 

477 

476 

481 

478 

479 

480 

191

Lot 482 

A modern 18ct white gold and diamond cluster 

set hinged bangle, the diamonds in a hexagonal 

setting, wit a estimated total weight of 6.20ct, interior 

diameter 57mm, gross weight 41.2 grams. 

Lot 483 

£3,000 - 4,000 

A modern pair of Cartier three colour 18ct gold 

Trinity earrings, signed and numbered 967840,, 

23mm, 17.3 grams, no box. 

Lot 484 

£800 - 1,000 

An attractive late 20th century 18k white gold, 

ruby, sapphire, emerald and diamond set 

bracelet, set with eleven alternating geometric 

clusters, 19.5cm, gross weight 78.5 grams, with a 

Mappin & Webb box. 

Lot 485 

£3,000 - 5,000 

A modern 18ct gold, ruby and diamond cluster 

openwork hinged bangle, with serpent head 

style terminals and set with square, baguette and 

cabochon rubies and round brilliant and trapeze cut 

diamonds, interior diameter 54mm, gross weight 

68.8 grams. 

Lot 486 

£4,000 - 6,000 

A large modern 18ct gold and single emerald cut 

ruby set pendant, bordered by three concentric 

bands of round brilliant cut diamonds, with 

diamond set bale, the total diamond weight 

approximately 3.70ct, overall 57mm, gross weight 

32.4 grams. 

£3,000 - 4,000 

Lot 487 

A modern gold, ruby and diamond cluster dress 

ring, of octagonal form and set with round brilliant 

cut diamonds and trapeze cut rubies, tests as 18k, 

size L/M, gross weight 6.8 grams. 

Lot 488 

£800 - 1,000 

A modern 18ct gold and three row ruby and 

diamond cluster set pierced domed dress ring, 

size P/Q, gross weight 8.3 grams. 

Lot 489 

£400 - 600 

A modern Italian Versace 18ct gold and half 

cultured pearl set dress ring, with round brilliant 

cut diamond set shoulders, size J/K, gross weight 

13.4 grams. 

Lot 490 

£800 - 1,000 

A modern pair of Cartier 18ct white gold and 

rock crystal set Myst earrings, signed and 

numbered 938923, 13mm, gross weight 13 gram, 

with Cartier box. 

Lot 491 

£500 - 700 

A French Cartier 18ct gold key chain, signed and 

indistinctly numbered 5cm, 8 grams, with Cartier 

box. 

£400 - 600 

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482 

484 

485 

486 

487 

488 

489 

490 

491 

193

Lot 492 

A Le Must De Cartier three colour 18ct gold 

Trinity ring, signed and numbered 66 0 5183 N, 

size U, 11.2 grams, with Cartier box. 

Lot 493 

£500 - 700 

A modern Cartier 18ct gold and pave set 

diamond heart shaped ring, signed and numbered 

D58987 51, size K/L, gross weight 3.5 grams, with 

Cartier box. 

Lot 494 

£500 - 700 

A modern Cartier 18ct white gold and diamond 

cluster set Panthere Maillon band, signed and 

numbered 994807, size P, gross weight 13.8 grams. 

Lot 495 

£1,500 - 2,000 

A modern three colour 18ct gold Cartier Russian 

triple bangle, signed and numbered B46436, 30.6 

grams, with Cartier box. 

Lot 496 

£1,000 - 1,500 

A modern gold, ruby and diamond set oval 

cluster ring, the central diamond bordered by 

brilliants and oval and round cut rubies, tests as 18k, 

size Q, gross weight 6.9 grams. 

Lot 497 

£1,200 - 1,500 

A modern Cartier 18ct white gold Trinity ring, 

signed and numbered CT6283, size U, 12.3 grams, 


Lot 498 

£600 - 800 

A modern Cartier single strand Tahitian pearl 

necklace, with 18ct gold and pave set diamond 

spherical clasp, signed and numbered 710277, 

largest pearl diameter approx. 12.4mm, smallest 

approx. 9.4mm, gross weight 67.8 grams, with 

Cartier box. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

Lot 499 

A modern heavy Tiffany & Co 18ct gold shaped 

bangle, exterior diameter 65mm, 82.2 grams, no 

box. 

Lot 500 

£4,000 - 6,000 

An early to mid 20th century French Van Cleef 

& Arpels 18ct gold and diamond set oval 

cluster dress ring, the centre cushion shaped old 

European cut stone weighing approximately 2.20ct, 

with an estimated colour and clarity of L/M and VVS, 

bordered by sixteen eight cut diamonds and outer 

border set with seventeen early/modern brilliant cut 

diamonds, total weight approximately 1.20ct, shank 

interior faintly signed ‘Van Cleef’, size O, gross 


Lot 501 

£8,000 - 12,000 

A mid 20th century 18ct white gold, moonstone 

and diamond cluster set bracelet, 17.5cm, gross 


Lot 502 

£1,200 - 1,500 

A modern Cartier part textured 18ct white gold 

openwork band, signed and numbered J 85682, 

size J, 11.3 grams, with Cartier box. 

Lot 503 

£700 - 1,000 

A modern 18ct gold Cartier Tank Francaise band, 

signed and numbered DQ 6899, size U, 12.5 grams, 


Lot 504 

£600 - 800 

A modern Cartier 18ct white gold segmental 

band, signed and numbered IN 3864, size I, 14.7 

grams, with Cartier box. 

£500 - 700 

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495 

496 

497 

499 

498 

500 

501 

502 

503 

504 

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Lot 505 

A fine pair of Graf platinum and 18ct white gold 

set cushion modified brilliant cut natural fancy 

yellow diamond ear studs, both signed, with 

accompanying GIA report for one diamond dated 

18/7/2003, stating the stone to weigh 2.46ct with a 

clarity of VS1, also with a 2005 insurance valuation 

stating a total diamond weight of 4.98 carats with a 

clarity of VS1 & VS2, gross weight 5.5 grams. 

Lot 506 

£45,000 - 55,000 

An impressive modern 18ct gold and cut 

cornered rectangular modified brilliant cut 

natural fancy yellow single stone diamond 

ring, each shoulder set with nine round brilliant cut 

diamonds, with accompanying GIA report dated 

21/4/2006, stating the stone to weigh 4.13ct, with a 

clarity of SI2, size K, gross weight 4.7 grams. 

Lot 507 

£40,000 - 60,000 

A single strand graduated oval amber bead 

necklace, 110cm, gross weight 163 grams, 

largest bead approximately 32mm by 26mm, 

smallest bead approximately 11mm by 9mm. 

Lot 508 

A modern 18ct gold Cartier Juste Un Clou 

bangle, signed, 10 grams. 

Lot 509 

£800 - 1,200 

£800 - 1,200 

A modern Cartier 18ct white gold and diamond 

cluster set bracelet, of ribbed form, with nine 

bands of round brilliant cut stones, signed and 

numbered D96285, 16.8cm, gross 57.7 grams, with 

Cartier box. 

£3,000 - 4,000 

Lot 510 

A 1920’s platinum and millegrain set single 

stone emerald cut diamond and sapphire set 

rectangular cluster ring, the central diamond 

measuring approximately 7mm by 5.5mm, with 

a depth of 3.4mm and bordered by shaped cut 

sapphires and diamond set shoulders, size G/H, 

gross weight 4.3 grams. 

Lot 511 

£2,000 - 3,000 

A French Chanel 18ct white gold and sapphire 

‘eternity’ ring, set with seven various cut stones 

including square, oval, round and triangular, signed 

and numbered 9F839, size M, gross weight 17.2 

grams. 

Lot 512 

£600 - 800 

A fine Belle Époque Cartier silver, gold, diamond 

and guilloche enamel mounted ‘Mignonette’ 

timepiece, on an agate plinth base, the Roman 

dial with millegrain set rose cut diamond hour and 

minute hands and white beaded enamelled border, 

each side panel set with a single rose cut diamond, 

indistinct marks to border edge, in original Cartier 

gilt tooled leather carrying case (lacking handle), 

with key, height 58mm. 

Lot 513 

£4,000 - 6,000 

A good 1920’s French Cartier black onyx, enamel 

and 18ct gold circular pocket watch, with engine 

turned sunburst Roman dial, blued steel hands 

and gold pendant, the gold and enamelled bezel 

ring with four screws at 12,3,6 & 9, numbered 9622 

and 8508, case diameter 49mm, in a later modern 

carrying case. 

£1,000 - 1,500 

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