THE
CIRENCESTER
SALEROOMS
The Cirencester Salerooms, Burford Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 5RH
Tel : 01285 646050 Fax : 01285 652862 E-mail : fineart@mooreallen.co.uk Website : mooreallen.co.uk
SALE BY AUCTION OF SELECTED ANTIQUES, PICTURES & WINE
FRIDAY, 13TH MARCH 2015
SALE TIMETABLE
LOT NUMBERS
LOT CATEGORY
APPROX. TIME
1 - 72
Wines & Spirits
10.30 am - 11.00 am
73 - 146
Pictures
11.00 am - 12.00 noon
150 - 196
China & Glass
12 noon - 12.30 pm
197 - 251A
Miscellaneous, Clocks, etc.
12.30 pm - 1.00 pm
252 - 342
Silver, Jewellery, Watches & Objets de Vertus
1.00 pm - 2.00 pm
343 - 372A
Carpets & Rugs
2.00 pm - 2.45 pm
373 - 465
Furniture
2.45 pm - 3.45 pm
The Timetable is only a guide. The Auctioneer may be ahead of schedule. It is hoped to maintain a selling rate of approx.
90 lots per hour and the timetable below is a rough guide only. PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE IN THE SALEROOM
AT LEAST 20 MINUTES BEFORE YOU EXPECT A LOT TO BE OFFERED, in case the Auctioneer is ahead of schedule.
VIEWING FOR SALES : 10.30 am - 8.00 pm day prior to Sale and from 9.00 am on Sale Day
LIGHT REFRESHMENTS : Available Sale & View Days
BUYERS PREMIUM : 18% + VAT
BIDDING : Please register for a bidding number prior to bidding
LIVE BIDDING : This Auction will include the facility for Live Internet Bidding on all Lots via the-saleroom.com
and will be subject to an additional 3% over and above any other charges for this service. All Lots are
illustrated online, however we strongly recommend that you have either viewed items in person or have
received a condition report. No refunds will be given after sale due to the condition of items.
ESTIMATES : Please note the estimates are guide prices only and may be subject to change. Any changes will be
displayed on View Day and Sale Day in the Saleroom. Any Lots without guide prices will have them displayed on
View and Sale Day.
ARTIST'S RESALE RIGHTS (DROIT DE SUITE) : Lots marked (ARR) may be subject to an additional buyers
commission charge of between 4% - 0.25% for artist's resale rights, should the hammer price be the equivalent
of 1,000 Euros or more, based on the current exchange rate. For further information please contact the Auctioneers.
REMOVAL : PLEASE REMOVE ALL LOTS FROM THE SALEROOM WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE SALE
Cover Illustrations : Outside Front - Lot ???, Outside Back - Lot ???
Inside Front - Lot ???, Inside Back - Lot ???
THE NEXT AUCTION IS OUR ANTIQUE & GENERAL SALE
ON THURSDAY, 2ND APRIL 2015
(Closing date for entries Monday, 16th March)
SALE DATES 2015
9th January
Antique & General
15th December 2014
23rd January
Antique & General
12th January 2015
6th February
Sporting
26th January
20th February
Antique & General
9th February
13th March
Selected Antique, Picture & Wine
23rd February
2nd April (Thursday)
Antique & General
16th March
24th April
Antique & General
7th April (Tuesday)
15th May
Antique & General
27th April
29th May
Antique & General
18th May
12th June
Antique & General
1st June
26th June
Antique & General
15th June
17th July
Selected Antique & Picture
29th June
7th August
Antique & General
20th July
28th August
Antique & General
10th August
11th September
Sporting
24th August
2nd October
Antique & General
14th September
16th October
Antique & General
5th October
6th November
Selected Antique & Picture
19th October
27th November
Antique & General
9th November
11th December
Antique & General, Wine & Toy
30th November
VALUATIONS
We can provide detailed inventories and valuations for Probate, Insurance and Family Division. We
give free valuations for sale purposes at the Saleroom or a valuer will be pleased to call at your home
to appraise a single item or the whole house contents.
WINES & SPIRITS
1
Four bottles The Wine Society's Blanc de
Blancs Brut
£30 - 50
2
Six bottles Krug Champagne Grande Cuvée
£300 - 500
3
Six bottles Rose Spumante NV
£50 - 80
4-6
7
24
Three bottles Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir
Marlborough 2011 and three bottles Cloudy
Bay Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough 2013
£100 - 150
25
Three bottles Corton Clos des Vergennes
Monopole Thomas Freres 1969, one bottle
Chateau Larrieu Médoc 1966, one bottle
Chateau Chicane Graves 1976 and one bottle
Chateau Moulin Rouge Bordeaux A de Luze &
Fils 1974
£60 - 100
26
Twelve bottles Dusty Road Pinotage 2012
£80 - 120
27
NO LOT
NO LOTS
Six bottles Ruster TrockenbeerenauslesePieroth 1980
£50 - 80
8
Twelve bottles Chardonnay Vin de Pays D'Oc
Domaine Gibalaux 1991
£30 - 50
28
Five bottles Fixen Clos Napoleon Domaine
Pierre Gelin 1970
£40 - 60
9
Ten bottles Gewurztraminer - Vinecole
D'Orschwiller 1976
£40 - 60
29
One bottle Volnay 1er Cru Taille Pieds-Nicolas
Potel 2001, one bottle Echézeaux Grand Cru
Nicolas Potel 2005, one bottle Chateau
Cantemerle Haut-Médoc 2004, one bottle
Louis Jadot Mâcon 2009 and one bottle Dalva
Porto Late Bottled Vintage Port 2001, bottled
2007
£80 - 120
30
Two bottles Gevrey Chambertin Domaine
Pierre Gelin 1970
£40 - 60
31
Two bottles Chateau Dangludet Margeaux
1975 and one bottle Hospices de Beaune 1974
£60 - 90
32
Four bottles Chateau La Tour Capet Saint
Emilion Grand Cru 1966, one bottle Chateau
Le Grand Faurie Saint Emilion Grand Cru
1967, one bottle Chateau La Roze Saint
Emilion Grand Cru 1974 and one bottle
Chateau Tour des Combes Saint Emilion
Grand Cru 1976
£60 - 100
10
Three bottles Corton Charlemagne Domaine
Clos Frantin 1987
£40 - 60
11
Six bottles Chablis Premier Cru Vau-Ligneau Domaine de la Motte 2011 ~
£100 - 150
12
13
14-18
Six bottles Burg Layer Schloßkapelle Kabinett
1978 and six bottles Detzeimer Saint Michael
Kabinett 1979
£30 - 50
Four bottles Chateau Pouilly - Pouilly Fuissé
Grand Vin de Bourgogne 2009 £70 - 100
NO LOTS
19
Ten bottles Chateau Gruaud-Larose Saint
Julien Grand Cru Classé 1975
£300 - 400
20
Twelve bottles Chateau Croix Mouton
Bordeaux Superieur 2011, owc
£150 - 200
33
Two bottles Chambole Musigny Tastevinage
1964, bottles No'd. 012277 and 012265
£40 - 60
21
Six bottles Lirac Domaine Rousseau 1983
£30 - 50
34
One bottle Chateau Latour 1er Grand Cru
Classé Pauillac Médoc 1950
£100 - 150
22
Two bottles Nieto Senetiner Malbec Mendoza
2012, two bottles Montes Malbec Colchagua
Valley 2012 and two bottle Pacha-Mama
Malbec Organic Finca Las Moras 2013
£50 - 80
35
Twelve bottles Chateau Cissac Médoc 1994,
owc
£100 - 150
36
Twelve bottles Clos la Coutale Cahors 1995
£50 - 80
37
Five bottles Chateauneuf du Pape Chemin des
Papes 2011
£80 - 120
23
Three bottles Faugères Mas Fenouillet 2009
and nine bottles La Closerie des Lys Malbec
Cahors
£50 - 80
38
One bottle Chateau Coutet Barsac 1er Grand
Cru de Sauternes 1967, one bottle Chateau
Cos D'Estournel Saint Estèphe 1979, and one
bottle Julio Kohlberg Vino Fino Tinto (Bolivia)
1977
£80 - 120
61
Six bottles Taylors Quinta de Terra Feita Port
1999
£150 - 200
62
Six bottles Wiese & Krohn Colheita Port 2001
£100 - 150
39
Twelve bottles Hazaña A Viñas Viejas Rioja
Vendimia 2012 (Robert Parker 92 points)
£120 - 150
63
Six bottles Fonseca Quinta do Panascal Port
1998
£120 - 180
40
Twelve bottles Piedra del Rayo Rioja 2013
£80 - 120
64
41
Twelve bottles Cotes du Rhone Vieilli en Fûts
de Chêne-Chemin des Papes 2012
£100 - 150
One bottle Berisford Pemartin Solera 1914
Rare Pale Cream Sherry (No. 10652), and one
bottle Berisford Pemartin Solera 1914 Rare
Manzanilla Basada Sherry (No. 13931)
£80 - 120
65
42
Four bottles Chateauneuf du Pape Domaine
Chante Cigale 2011
£80 - 120
One bottle Chateau de Laubade XO BasArmagnac, in presentation gift case with two
glasses
£50 - 80
43
Three magnums Beronia Rioja Reserva 2010,
individual owc's
£80 - 120
66
One half bottle Chateau Doisy Barsac,
Mestrezat Meyniac & Cie
£20 - 30
44
One double magnum Marques de Caceras
Rioja Crianza 2010, owc
£60 - 100
67
A basket containing 40 various miniatures
£30 - 50
68
45
Twelve bottles Cotes du Rhone Villages
Chemin de Papes 2013
£100 - 150
Three bottles Grand Marnier Liqueur in
cardboard boxes, and one bottle Chartreuse
£30 - 50
69
46
Three bottles Amarone della Valpolicella
Classico, Tomasi 2010
£100 - 150
Two bottles Yellow Chartreuse, two bottles
Green Chartreuse, and one bottle Dom
Benedictine
£80 - 120
47
Twelve bottles Cape Heights Pinotage
Reserve 2013
£80 - 120
70
One bottle The Balvenie Founders Reserve
Single Malt 10 Year Old Whisky, with original
box
£70 - 100
48
Six bottles Barolo Flori Araldica 2010
£100 - 150
71
One bottle The Balvenie Founders Reserve
Single Malt 10 Year Old Whisky, with original
box
£70 - 100
72
One bottle Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu,
boxed, one bottle Irish Mist, boxed, one bottle
Le Bon Père William, one bottle Schladerer
Kirschwasser, two bottles Cointreau, and one
bottle Drambuie
£50 - 80
49
Twelve bottles Chateau Cantemerle, HautMédoc 1985, owc
£200 - 250
50
Four bottles Les Fiefs de Lagrange SaintJulien 1985, one bottle Chateau Septy
Monbazillac 1979 and two bottles Muscat de
Beaumes de Venise NV
£70 - 100
51
One bottle Chateau Malescot St Exupèry
Margaux 1967, one bottle Barton & Guestier
Margaux 1990, and one bottle Cockburns
Quinta do Tua Vintage Port 1987
£50 - 80
52-59
60
PICTURES
73
AFTER BERYL COOK (1926-2008) "Three
Piece Band", colour print, signed in pencil
lower right, blind stamp studio marks to lower
left, 34 cm x 42 cm (ARR)
£300 - 500
74
AFTER JAQUES CALLOT (1592-1635)
"Martyrdom of St. Sebastien", black and white
etching, 15 cm x 32 cm
£200 - 300
NO LOTS
Twelve bottles Warre's Vintage Port 1975, owc
and three further bottles Warre's Vintage Port
1975 with wooden case
£250 - 350
75
AFTER FRANK BRANGWYN (1867-1956)
"Zeppelin on bombing raid", print, signed in
pencil lower right, 70 cm x 50 cm, published in
the "Daily Chronicle" 1916 (ARR)
£100 - 150
76
AFTER UGO DA CARPI (1480-1523) "Hero
and Sibyl" or "Raphael and his mistress",
woodblock print, 32 cm x 23 cm, with handwritten French script verso
£300 - 450
77
AFTER EDWARD WADSWORTH (18891949) "Sulphuric Acid" from Achievements in
Industry, lithograph, 12 cm x 20 cm (ARR)
£500 - 800
78
AFTER NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971)
"The De Havilland Comet, Grosvenor House",
colour print, signed in pencil lower right, 66.5
cm x 71 cm (ARR)
£100 - 150
79
DAVID COX SNR (1783-1859) "Dover", study
of the quayside with three figures in
foreground, shipping in the far distance, sepia
watercolour, unsigned, bears labels verso
inscribed "Thomas Agnew & Sons Ltd. No.
19019 ..." and "The Barry M. Keene Gallery",
15 cm x 21 cm
£200 - 300
80
JEAN DUPLESSI BERTAUX (1747-1819)
"Study of gentleman in 16th century dress",
pencil, signed lower right, with accompanying
letter from Thomas Agnew & Sons Ltd., 18 cm
x 12 cm
£300 - 500
81
AFTER FOUGASSE (CYRIL KENNETH BIRD
1887-1965) "Careless talk costs lives",
posters, 19 in total, with some repeats, each
31.5 cm x 20 cm (ARR)
£300 - 500
82
B FENNING (19th Century) "The cat's paw",
study of a monkey torturing a cat", pencil
watercolour, titled, signed and dated 1849, 12
cm x 15 cm, together with "Don't you wish you
may get it?", study of a monkey teasing a
chained dog, pencil watercolour, titled and
signed, 9 cm x 13 cm, "There's many a slip
twixt the cup and the lip", study of terriers
chasing a rat in a barn, pencil watercolour,
titled, signed and dated 1844, 9 cm x 13 cm,
"A distinguished member of the humane
society", study of a recumbent dog on a
quayside, pencil watercolour, titled, signed and
dated 1849, 12.5 cm x 15 cm and another
possibly by the same hand "Winter....", study
of a farmer feeding sheep and cattle, pencil
watercolour, unsigned, inscribed and titled,
13.5 cm x 11.5 cm (5)
£150 - 250
83
B FENNING (19th Century) "February", study
of a Stag hunt, miniature pencil watercolour,
titled, signed and dated 1844, 8.5 cm x 6.5 cm,
together with another by the same hand
"Coursing at the Malton meeting", study of two
Greyhounds and Hare, pencil watercolour,
titled, signed and dated 1849, 12 cm x 15 cm
and another by the same hand, unsigned, 12
cm x 15 cm
£80 - 120
84
B FENNING (19th Century) "The Sentinel",
study of a dog guarding doorway, a Spaniel
attempting to gain entrance, another Spaniel
seated upon a bed, pencil watercolour, titled,
signed and dated 1849, 12.5 cm x 15 cm,
together with another possibly by the same
hand of two horses taking water, pencil
watercolour, unsigned, 11 cm x 14.5 cm (2)
£50 - 80
85
ADAM EAST (19th Century) "Fallow Deer",
study of a doe and stag in a landscape, pencil
watercolour, signed and titled, 13 cm x 10 cm,
together with another by the same hand
"Deerhound", pencil watercolour, signed and
titled, 10.5 cm x 13 cm and another J
FRANCIS "Gypsy Encampment", pencil
watercolour, signed, 11.5 cm x 15 cm (3)
£80 - 120
86
ADAM EAST (19th Century) "Newfoundland",
study of a dog in a landscape, pencil
watercolour, signed and titled, 10.5 cm x 13
cm, together with another "Two pairs of cock
and hen Pheasants by sheep fencing", pencil
watercolour, signed, 10.5 cm x 13 cm, another
by the same hand "Four English Partridge by
cornfield, pencil watercolour, signed, 11 cm x
13 cm and another possibly by the same hand
"Dignity and impudence", study of two dogs in
a kennel, pencil watercolour, titled, unsigned,
15 cm x 12 cm (4)
£100 - 150
87
B FENNING (19th Century) "Pair of English
Partridge in a landscape", pencil watercolour,
signed and dated 1843, 11.5 cm x 14.5 cm, J
FRANCIS "Covey of nine English Partridge in
a landscape", pencil watercolour, signed, 11.5
cm x 15 cm, together with another by the same
hand of "Shepherd and sheep in a landscape",
15 cm x 11.5 cm, another "Workers drinking
cider at harvest time", pencil watercolour,
signed, 15.5 cm x 11 cm and another similar
"Suspense", study of a dog waiting by a
doorway, pencil watercolour, titled, unsigned,
12.5 cm x 15 cm (5)
£150 - 250
88
B FENNING (19th Century) "Gin and bitters",
study of a Fox in a gin trap, pencil watercolour,
titled, signed and dated 1849, 12 cm x 15 cm,
together with another by the same hand of
"Spaniel putting up a cock Pheasant", signed
and dated 1845, 12 cm x 14.5 cm, together
with ADAM EAST "Pointers with Hare game
by a tree stump", pencil watercolour, signed
bottom left, 11 cm x 13.5 cm and another by
the same hand of "Dog with cock Pheasant",
pencil watercolour, signed bottom left, 10 cm x
13.5 cm (4)
£100 - 200
89
JOHN EMMANUEL (b.1930) "Nude", a study,
oil on card, signed on mount in pencil lower
right, 65 cm x 100 cm (ARR)
£200 - 300
89A
AFTER NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971)
"Men in rowing boat observing sailing boat",
black and white etching, signed in pencil lower
right, 22 cm x 30 cm (ARR)
£150 - 250
89B
AFTER NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971)
"Shipping (possibly the Stratheden) and
barges on the Thames", black and white
etching, signed in pencil lower right, 22 cm x
30 cm (ARR)
£150 - 250
90
90A
94
FILIPPO BARTOLINI (1861-1908) "The
Carpet Seller", watercolour heightened with
body colour and white, signed bottom right,
54 cm x 37 cm
£4000 - 6000
95
ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM EVANS OF
ETON (1798-1877) "Boy fishing with a Master
behind beneath trees, with distant view of Eton
College Chapel", watercolour heightened with
body colour an white, unsigned, 51 cm x 40 cm
£500 - 800
96
DOROTHY COX (1882-1947) "Sheep in
landscape", watercolour, signed lower left,
48 cm x 74 cm (ARR)
£200 - 300
97
JOHN MACWHIRTER (1839-1911) "Near
Kyle-Loch Alsh", river landscape with stone
bridge and figure on roadway, watercolour
heightened with white, initialled bottom right,
15 cm x 20 cm
£300 - 500
98
JAMES BURRELL SMITH (1822-1897) "Old
Road. Morpeth", watercolour study, signed and
titled to lower middle and dated 1844, 22.5 cm
x 34.5 cm
£300 - 500
99
NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971) "De
Havilland Fox Moth amongst clouds", the plane
No'd "G-ACDD", watercolour heightened with
white and body colour, signed bottom left,
62 cm x 75 cm (ARR)
£800 - 1200
ERNEST GABRIEL MITCHELL (b.1859)
"Shepherds with sheep", watercolour, bears
paper label verso inscribed "Ernest Gabriel
Mitchell born Buckingham ...", 74 cm x 52.5 cm
£400 - 600
100
SNAFFLES (CHARLES JOHNSON PAYNE
1884-1967) "Blimy ! Wot a life. West of Gib
and north across the bay", colour print, signed
in pencil lower left, 50 cm x 63 cm (ARR)
£200 - 300
FREDERICK JAMES ALDRIDGE (1850-1933)
"Thames barges and other vessels in the
Thames Estuary", watercolour, signed bottom
right, 47 cm x 72 cm
£500 - 800
101
A cloth board album containing various Royal
ephemera / memorabilia circa 1821-1920
including George IV Coronation entrance
passes (x 7), admission passes for the
Interment of George IV, admission passes to
the Coronation of William IV and Queen
Adelaide (x 7), admission pass to the
Interment of William IV, passes to the
Coronation of Queen Victoria (x 16), admission
pass to the Funeral of the Duke of Wellington
(x 2), invitation to the Investiture of His Royal
Highness The Prince of Wales 12th / 13th July
1911, together with various other dinner and
garden party invitations, passes to the
Opening of Parliament and various other Royal
events, etc
£3000 - 5000
102
CHARLES HENRY AUGUSTUS LUTYENS
(1829-1915) "Horses and cattle in pastures
with trees", oil on canvas, unsigned, inscribed
on label verso, 64.5 cm x 92 cm
£600 - 1000
91
AFTER PHILIP REINAGLE (1775-1862)
"Tulips", coloured engraving by Earlom,
published May 1st 1798 by Dr. Thornton,
49 cm x 35 cm
£800 - 1200
92
GEORGE GOODWIN KILBURNE (1839-1924)
"Study of mother and child with maid before a
fire", watercolour heightened with body colour
and white, initialled "GGK", bears label verso
relating to Kilburn and inscribed "Purchased
from Barry Keene Gallery, Henley on 18th
November 1983", 8 cm x 12 cm
£300 - 500
93
LUIGI. DA COSTA "The Card Game", study of
monks and young ladies playing cards",
watercolour heightened with body colour and
white, signed bottom left, 36 cm x 50 cm
£150 - 200
103
ENGLISH SCHOOL "Cottages at Grafton
Regis, Bucks", oil on board, initialled "P.A."
lower left, 15.5 cm x 24.5 cm
£120 - 180
114
CHARLES WYATT WARREN (1908-1993)
"Snowdon from Fachwen", oil on board, signed
lower left, 25 cm x 55 cm (ARR)
£200 - 300
104
JAN BOTH (1610-1652) "Figure of man on
horse receiving directions" and "Resting
travellers on path", a pair, oil on panel, signed
in pen verso "Both 1656", also bearing two red
wax seals verso inscribed "C.E.L" in Gothic
script, 18 cm x 28 cm and 18.5 x 28 cm
£1000 - 1500
115
G. STAINTON (1838-1900) "Cattle by lake,
with castle in background", oil on canvas,
signed lower right, 32.5 cm x 51 cm
£300 - 500
116
GEORGE W. CALLOW (b.1800) "Fishing boat
at mooring", oil on canvas, signed lower left,
31 cm x 46 cm
£200 - 300
117
HENRY MAURICE PAGE (1845-1908)
"Springtime on the Thames, Oxon", oil on
board, signed lower left, 20.5 x 26.5 cm
£300 - 400
HONORE CHAPUIS (1817-1896) "Un coin de
Gianville", figures standing by house", oil on
canvas, signed lower right, titled lower left,
32 cm x 41 cm
£100 - 150
118
JOSÉ MONTENEGRO CAPELL (1855-1924)
"Royal Alcãzar Palace, Seville", oil on canvas,
signed lower right, 46 cm x 25 cm
£600 - 1000
TONY KLITZ (1917-2000) "Abbey Grounds
with figures", oil on canvas, signed lower right,
60 cm x 90 cm (ARR)
£200 - 300
119
HENRY INLANDER (1925-1983) "Summer
Afternoon", oil on canvas, signed lower right,
signed, titled and dated 1982 verso, 46 x
41 cm (ARR)
£500 - 800
BENNETT OATES (1928-2009) "Arrangement
of Summer flowers on a marble ledge", oil on
board, signed and dated 1978 bottom left,
inscribed on label verso, 61 cm x 51 cm (ARR)
£1500 - 2000
120
M. ROSEVEAR VINE (20th Century) "Flowers
in a vase on a stone ledge with bee", oil on
canvas, signed and dated 1978 bottom left,
76.5 cm x 61 cm (ARR)
£300 - 500
121
GEORGE ARMFIELD (1810-1893) "Spaniels
putting up Mallard from rivers edge", oil on
canvas ), 46 cm x 61 cm (Provenance :
Christie's Lot No. 159, Sale No. 427
£1000 - 1500
122
FRANCES MABEL HOLLAMS (1877-1963)
"Collie dog presenting paw", oil on board,
signed "F.M. Hollams" lower right, 34 cm x
29 cm (ARR)
£500 - 800
123
W. BARR (1867-1933) "Horses awaiting
shoeing at Blacksmiths", oil on canvas, signed
lower left, 50.5 cm x 76.5 cm
£1000 - 1500
124
R. WATSON (1865-1916) "Seven resting
Highland cattle", oil on canvas, signed lower
right, 61 cm x 92 cm
£1000 - 1500
125
ATTRIBUTED TO FRANS SNYDERS (15791657) "Dining table with fruit and bowls, plates,
goblet, etc, a greyhound looking on", oil on
canvas, unsigned (possibly cut from a larger
piece), bears old handwritten label verso
bottom right, 112 cm x 87 cm.
£2000 - 3000
105
106
107
108
109
FREDERICK HENRY HENSHAW (1807-1891)
"Cattle on path next to cottage", oil on panel,
signed lower left, 22 cm x 28.5 cm
£500 - 800
ERNST JUGEL (b.1913) "Haywain in field", oil
on canvas, signed and dated '60 lower left, 70
cm x 100 cm (ARR)
£500 - 800
109A
W. MORRISH (1844-1917) "Fernworthy", oil
on canvas, signed lower left, 41 cm x 61.5 cm
£200 - 300
110
CHARLES LAMB (1893-1964) "River
landscape with figure in rowboat", oil on
canvas, signed and dated '29 bottom left, 55.5
cm x 53.5 cm (ARR)
£500 - 800
111
19TH CENTURY NORWICH SCHOOL IN THE
MANNER OF JAMES STARK "Man, boy and
dog on a woodland path with sheep in a sunlit
glade in the background", oil on panel,
unsigned, 25.5 cm x 36 cm
£200 - 300
112
ENGLISH SCHOOL "Cattle in field by shore",
oil on canvas, indistinctly signed lower right, 27
cm x 41 cm
£100 - 150
113
ENGLISH SCHOOL "Mother and child walking
on path", oil on canvas, unsigned, inscribed in
pencil verso "H. Hickman", 25 cm x 36 cm
£200 - 300
126
18TH CENTURY DUTCH SCHOOL "Dog
relieving itself by bins", oil on canvas, 21.5 cm
x 25.5 cm
£100 - 150
127
18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL
"Woman sleeping in chair, with dog by her
feet", oil on canvas, unsigned, 28 cm x
19.5 cm
£200 - 300
128
J. EICHINGER "Bearded Rabbi", portrait
study, oil on board, signed upper right, 26 cm x
20 cm (ARR)
£1000 - 1500
129
ROBERT O. LENKIEWICZ (1941-2002) "No.
24 Sexual Behaviour Project 16, Lovers, Marie
(Mark) & Sara, 1984", portrait study of a
couple, one sitting on the lap of the other, oil
on canvas, signed x 3 verso and titled x 2, 149
cm x 93 cm (ARR) (Provenance: This painting
was acquired by the vendor directly from the
artist in lieu of a debt owed for her payment of
rates owed to The City of Plymouth by the
artist, and is sold together with a copy of the
Distress Warrant No'd. 47/2061/01 dated 31
July 86. The piece depicts two lovers Sara
and Marie. Marie who became Mark after
allegedly being the first to undertake a sex
change operation from female to male)
£5000 - 8000
130
131
JACQUES SNOECK (1881-1921) "The Young
Mother", woman sewing by window", oil on
panel, signed lower right, bears old "Vicars
Brothers, 12 Old Bond St" label verso, 26 cm x
24.5 cm
£400 - 600
FERDINAND MAROHN (Mid 19th Century)
"Woman and girl under umbrella walking in
snow", oil on board, signed lower left, 30 cm x
25 cm
£300 - 500
132
ATTRIBUTED TO CORNELIS DUSART
(1660-1704) "Topers in an interior, one
smoking a clay pipe, another seated eating
from a bowl in foreground", oil on panel,
unsigned, bears old pen inscriptions verso with
artist's name and initial and "Corneille Dusart
pupil of Ostade", 15.5 x 19.8 cm (Provenance:
The De Brécy Trust)
This Lot is being sold on behalf of The De
Brécy Trust of Lower Withington, Cheshire.
The De Brécy Trust picture collection is a
charitably-endowed research collection for
scholarly study and art appreciation.
Aspects of the collection have been the
subject of PhD study at both the University
of Liverpool and Liverpool John Moores
University. The Trust was set up in 1995 to
carry out the charitable directives of its
founding benefactor, the late George Lester
Winward, by taking over the ownership of
his art collection and making it
permanently available for study by art
students and researchers, as an
educational resource for art appreciation.
For further information please contact the
Auctioneers
£2000 - 3000
133
NICHOLAS LANCRET (1690-1743)
(SCHOOL) "A gathering of revellers on the
edge of a wood, two central figures dancing",
oil on canvas, unsigned, bears label verso
inscribed "Ladies and gentleman by a
fountain", 54 cm x 65 cm
£1000 - 1500
134
ATTRIBUTED TO HENDRICK VAN BALEN
(1575-1632) "The Ecstasy of St. Theresa", with
seven states of the Crucifixion in the
background, oil on panel, unsigned, bears old
stencil verso "CT677", 33.5 cm x 27.5 cm
(Provenance: The De Brécy Trust)
This Lot is being sold on behalf of The De
Brécy Trust of Lower Withington, Cheshire.
The De Brécy Trust picture collection is a
charitably-endowed research collection for
scholarly study and art appreciation.
Aspects of the collection have been the
subject of PhD study at both the University
of Liverpool and Liverpool John Moores
University. The Trust was set up in 1995 to
carry out the charitable directives of its
founding benefactor, the late George Lester
Winward, by taking over the ownership of
his art collection and making it
permanently available for study by art
students and researchers, as an
educational resource for art appreciation.
For further information please contact the
Auctioneers
£2000 - 3000
135
136
FRANCESCO BOCCACCINO (1680-1750)
"Saint Joseph with child upon his lap", oil on
canvas, unsigned, inscribed on label verso
"...Boccucinus" and "Konserwacjei Restauracje
Wykonalienai Jerzywolscy Todz 1981 R" and
"Restauronai 1933 Bohdan Marconi", 136 cm x
98.5 cm (Provenance : This painting was
bought originally by ancestors of Thomasz
Sulowski who housed it at the family
Latifundium in Bieza (Polish Kingdom). At
the beginning of the 19th Century Thomas
Solowski took the work as part of family
heritage. He then moved to Rawa
Mazowiecka where he bought the Castle
from the Leszczynscy (Polish aristocratic
family). It then passed to his son Gustaw
Solowski and then to Andrzej Solowski the
present owner's grandfather, thence by
descent. For further information please
contact the Auctioneers)
£20000 - 30000
141
OLIVER PROUDLOCK (b. 1986) (Creator of
Serge de Nimes fashion label and cast
member of "Made in Chelsea") "39", oil on
canvas, unsigned, 141 cm x 186 cm (ARR)
£300 - 500
142
JACQUELINE WILLIAMS (b.1962) "Self
portrait with sunflowers", 91.5 cm x 60.5 cm
(ARR)
£1000 - 1500
143
GEORG GERLACH (1874-1962) "Sewing in
the sunlight", oil on canvas, signed lower left,
inscribed on John Noot label verso, 59.5 cm x
43 cm (ARR)
£500 - 800
144
An early 19th Century silk needlework map
depicting the counties in England and Wales,
50 cm x 46 cm
£250 - 350
19TH CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL IN THE
OLD MASTER MANNER "Madonna and
child", oil on canvas, unsigned, in Florentine
carved giltwood and gesso scrolling foliate
frame (Provenance : Bought at the auction at
Yate House, Yate, near Bristol, Wednesday
9th and Thursday 10th December 1970, held
by Howes, Williams and Co. by direction of Mr
and Mrs I. A. Ball, No. 677, purchased for
£20), 48.5 cm x 27.5 cm
£300 - 500
145
A late 18th Century needlework "The Universal
Law of Equity", inscribed "Sarah Burlton Anno
Domini 1792", 55.5 cm x 45 cm
£80 - 120
146
PER LINDHBERG (1786-1868) "Madonna and
child with St. Anne, St. John The Baptist and
St. Joseph", pastel study, signed "P. Lindhberg
Pinxt 1822" bottom left
£500 - 800
147-149 NO LOTS
136A
137
137A
138
139
140
VICTOR MARAIS MILTON (1872-1948)
"L'education de zou-zou", oil on canvas,
signed bottom right, 45.5 cm x 38 cm (ARR)
£500 - 800
18TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Lady in
brown dress with white silk bodice", portrait
study, head and shoulders, within an oval,
unsigned, bears various old labels and
Christie's labels verso, 76 cm x 64 cm
£400 - 600
AFTER INNOCENZO FRANCUCCI DA
IMOLA (1494-1550) "Madonna and child, with
St. Anne, St. John The Baptist and St.
Joseph", oil on canvas, unsigned, 76 cm x
64 cm
£600 - 1000
J. W. GOZZARD (1862-1939) "The cherry
picker", oil on canvas, signed lower right,
61.5 cm x 41 cm
£500 - 800
AFTER GUIDO RENI (1575-1642) "Beatrice
Cenci", portrait study, oil on canvas, unsigned,
65 cm x 51 cm
£500 - 800
18TH CENTURY FRENCH SCHOOL "Venus
recumbent on a chaise longue with various
putti and cherubs in attendance", oil on
canvas, unsigned, 111 cm x 172 cm.
£2000 - 3000
CHINA & GLASS
150
A Royal Worcester semi porcelain part dinner
service printed in black, and painted in colours
with Asiatic birds including Ring Necked
Pheasant, Golden and Silver Pheasants
£100 - 150
151
A Stevenson & Hancock Derby figure of
Falstaff, 20 cm high, and a Continental
porcelain figure of a gentleman in traditional
dress, 24.5 cm high
£80 - 120
152
A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire porcelain
figures of Count Von Bruhl's Welsh tailor and
his wife, both astride goats, 13 cm high
£100 - 150
153
A Grainger & Co. Royal China Works
Worcester pierced vase of scrolling foliate
design with scrollwork handles and cover,
raised on a circular foot, 23 cm high
£150 - 180
153A
A Locke & Co. Limited Worcester blushware
and gilt decorated cylindrical tea canister and
cover with relief work acanthus decoration,
12.5 cm high
£50 - 80
154
A Mason's patent ironstone part dinner service
comprising soup tureen, cover and stand,
vegetable tureen and cover, oval dish,
breakfast bowl and two soup bowls,
polychrome decorated with blossoming
branches
£100 - 150
155
An early 19th Century Davenport porcelain
part dinner service comprising 26 plates, 16
bowls, circular dish and two rounded
rectangular serving dishes with floral spray
polychrome decoration and moulded edges,
bowls and plates bearing impressed anchor
mark, serving dishes un-marked
£100 - 150
156
A Spode "Spode's New Faience" ice pail and
cover, circa 1826-33, 20.5 cm high
£300 - 500
157
A pair of 19th Century French Paris porcelain
vases, bleu-royale ground with gilded and
polychrome decoration of an Oriental couple
flanked by swan neck handles, raised on a
square foot, 30.5 cm high
£200 - 300
158
159
160
A 20th Century Meissen figure of a green
woodpecker upon a leafy stump, bears blue
crossed swords mark under-glazed, No'd. 95G
and inscribed "77033" and over-glazed "23",
26.5 cm high
£200 - 300
IN THE MANNER OF AIMÉ-JULES DALOU
(1838-1902) "Woman seated in an armchair",
un-glazed pottery, 51 cm high
£800 - 1200
A set of six 19th Century Delft dishes, each
No'd. and inscribed e.g. "No 1 Geneerer Is Een
Dirng Dat Alles Doet Verteerem", 23 cm
diameter
£250 - 350
163
A pair of Sèvres porcelain and gilt bronze
mounted urns, each decorated with figures in a
garden setting within an enamel bejewelled
border on a bleu-celeste ground with panels of
flowers and musical instruments / garden tools
verso, bear blue crossed L marks with letter A
for 1753 and decorator's mark "EC" to
underside of lid, 30 cm high
£400 - 600
163A
A Dresden "Schneeballen" floral encrusted and
bird decorated cup, cover and saucer, saucer
diameter 14.5 cm and cup and cover height
approx 9 cm, bears pseudo"Friedrich Rex"
under-glazed blue mark
£50 - 80
164
A pair of 19th Century Chinese Kangxi palette
brush pots of cylindrical form, each with two
panels of figures in landscapes, 12.75 cm high
£300 - 500
165
An early 18th Century Chinese Kangxi dragon
decorated shallow bowl, bearing blue underglazed six character mark to base and oxide
red five claw dragons to the underside on an
incised ground, 17.5 cm diameter
£300 - 500
166
A Chinese Kangxi palette scallop shell dish,
the centre field decorated with a vase of
flowers and household items, 20 cm high, a
similarly decorated vase with figural decoration
and two 19th Century Chinese enamelled
copper tea bowls
£80 - 120
167
A collection of five various 19th Century
Chinese polychrome decorated figures and an
Imari palette figure of a seated dog
£200 - 300
168
A pair of 19th Century Chinese polychrome
decorated temple lion candlesticks, 24 cm high
£100 - 150
161
JEAN-BAPTISTE CARPEAUX (1827-1875)
"Le petit boudeur", a terracotta bust, signed
and inscribed "Rome" verso, 28.5 cm high
£500 - 800
169
A 19th Century Chinese armorial tea caddy,
bearing blue under-glazed and black overglazed marks, 16 cm high
£300 - 500
162
A 19th Century Hispano Moresque charger in
the 17th Century manner, copper lustre and
polychrome decorated with central script within
a phoenix decorated border, 38 cm diameter
£300 - 500
170
A 17th Century Chinese blanc-de-chine figure
of Guan Yin in lotus position, holding a scroll in
her left hand (hand a replacement), 17.5 cm
high
£300 - 500
A 19th Century Paris porcelain cachepot of
square form, painted with flowers and with
porcelain inset top, 20.25 cm x 20.25 cm x
21.5 cm high
£80 - 120
171
A Chinese famille-vert Kangxi palette vase, the
cylindrical tapering rim over a tapered square
section main body, decorated with figures in
landscapes, 51 cm high
£500 - 800
172
A pair of Chinese green and ochre glazed
pottery ridge tiles as mythical fish in the Ming
manner, 20 cm high
£300 - 500
162A
173
A Chinese blue and white baluster shaped
vase with wide flared rim, the main body
decorated with figures in an interior, the
gentlemen playing board game, 63 cm high
£80 - 120
174
A Chinese porcelain "Willow" pattern blue and
white export ware ovoid teapot with openwork
handle and relief work spout, raised on a
circular foot, 16 cm high
£150 - 250
174A
A Chinese export ware famille-rose cylindrical
teapot with twin ropework covered wire handle,
16 cm high
£80 - 120
175
A 19th Century Chinese polychrome decorated
baluster shaped vase with gilt brass applied
neck and base, 33.5 cm high overall
£300 - 400
175A
A Chinese Imari palette tea caddy decorated
with fighting jungle fowl and sprays of flowers,
raised on four bracket feet, 8 cm high, together
with a miniature famille-rose vase shaped
trinket pot, decorated with butterflies amongst
blossom
£200 - 300
176
176A
177
177A
A Chinese blue and white gourd shaped
porcelain vase with blue and white decoration
of five five-toed dragons amongst clouds,
21 cm high
£100 - 150
A Chinese blue and white saucer in the 18th
Century taste, bearing Daoguang seal mark
verso, 15.5 cm diameter
£200 - 300
A pair of Chinese Kangxi gourd shaped vases
with bamboo decorated necks and flattened
panelled sides, decorated with figure being
served tea and another figure with fan verso,
raised on a square foot, 20.5 cm high
£500 - 800
A pair of Chinese Guangxu blue and white
saucers decorated with eight Immortals raised
on a circular foot, bears blue under-glazed four
character mark (Fuji Man Tang - Halls of
Happiness) and label "Kendall Collection
CH137", 13.3 cm diameter
£200 - 300
178
A pair of Chinese blue and white baluster
shaped vases and covers in the 18th Century
manner, decorated in blue and white with
dragons and mythical beasts, 41 cm high
£200 - 300
179
A pair of Chinese blue and white baluster
shaped vases and covers in the 18th Century
manner, decorated in blue and white with
dragons and mythical beasts, 39 cm high
£200 - 300
180
A pair of 19th Century Chinese blue and white
baluster shaped marriage vases and covers
with all-over prunus blossom decoration and
script symbols for "Double or Wedded Joy",
raised on a flared circular foot, bearing wax
custom seals No'd. 809, 42 cm high.
£600 - 1000
181
A pair of 19th Century Chinese gourd shaped
vases with cylindrical necks and flared rims,
flanked by rectangular form openwork handles,
the main bodies polychrome decorated with
chickens and chicks and finches amongst
flowers, 31.5 cm high (now drilled as table
lamps)
£300 - 500
182
A pair of Chinese gourd shaped vases with
polychrome decoration of warriors in a
landscape flanked by elephant mask ring
handles, bear six character Kangxi marks
within twin rings under-glazed in blue to base,
27 cm high
£200 - 300
183
A Chinese famille-rose decorated moon vase
with ornate relief work dragon handles, bears
pseudo Qianlong seal mark, 32.5 cm high
£100 - 150
184
A Japanese porcelain plaque of circular form
decorated with woman and cat in her boudoir
with two Samurai warriors, bears signature to
front and further signature verso, 30.8 cm
diameter
£150 - 200
185
A pair of Chinese export ware porcelain blue
ground and gilt brass mounted vases and
covers, 30 cm high
£500 - 800
185A
A Meiji period Japanese Satsuma ware bowl
decorated with figures in an interior, raised on
a circular foot, bearing black on gold seal mark
to base, 12 cm diameter
£80 - 120
185B
A late 19th Century Meiji period Japanese
Satsuma ware bowl, the centrefield decorated
with women in a mountainous lake landscape
with attendants, similarly decorated to the
outer side, raised on a circular foot, bearing
gold on black seal mark, 16 cm diameter
£150 - 250
186
A pair of late 19th Century Meiji period
Japanese Satsuma vases, the domed covers
with lion and ball finials flanked by lion handles
over a baluster body with medallions of figures
and floral sprays throughout, raised on heavy
scroll and lion mask feet, approx 85 cm high
£800 - 1200
186A
186B
187
188
A circa 1900 Meiji period Japanese Satsuma
ware vase, the flared rim above an ovoid body
decorated with panels of figures and flowers,
raised on a circular foot, 31 cm high
£50 - 80
A Japanese blue and white charger, the main
field decorated with flowers and foliage raised
on a circular foot, bearing six character mark Arita imitating Chinese Ming Dynasty
Chenghua mark, 41 cm diameter
£80 - 120
IN THE MANNER OF ROWLAND WARD assorted glassware to include jug, bowl,
decanter, eight deep wine glasses, eight
shallow bowled wine glasses, seven tumblers,
eight liqueur glasses and four other glasses, all
with etched African animals, jug 24.5 cm high
£100 - 150
Two Henry Dean studio smoked glass art
vases, bearing labels and signed to base, 20
cm high and 14.5 cm high
£80 - 120
189
A WMF vase with tulip shaped glass bowl and
Art Nouveau base, 49 cm high
£300 - 500
190
A circa 1900 glass and brass mounted table
lamp, 57 cm high (excluding white fitment to
top)
£80 - 120
191
192
193
193A
194
195
196
MISCELLANEOUS, CLOCKS, ETC.
197
V C MARSHALL Marble bust of lady with hair
in bun, signed to the back 'V.C. Marshall',
together with smaller marble bust of a
gentleman (possibly Wellington), larger bust 54
cm high including stand
£200 - 300
198
ITALIAN SCHOOL - marble statue of Venus
and Cupid, 72 cm high
£200 - 300
199
A bronze effect plaster bust of Lord Wakefield,
signed to the back "Charles. L. Hartwell", 54
cm high
£50 - 80
199A
HARALD SORENSEN-RINGI (SWEDISH
1872-1912) "La Vague", patinated gilt bronze
figure with circular foundry stamp "Louchet,
Ciseleur, Paris"
£300 - 500
199B
TITZE - an early 20th Century German bronze
of standing nude figure awakening, raised on a
marble base
£300 - 500
200
A pair of late 19th Century Italian bronze table
candlesticks as Mercury and Fortuna, raised
on celestial and terrestrial globes, after the
original by Giambologna, raised on Sienna
marble bases, 36 cm high
£300 - 500
A Loetz cranberry opalescent glass inkwell
with brass inlaid square lid, 6.75 cm high
£80 - 120
201
A Minton parian group of "The Three Marys",
stamped Minton to base, 34 cm high
£200 - 300
A set of four 19th Century engraved cockfighting glasses on circular feet, 20 cm high
£150 - 200
202
A bronze figure of a shepherd carrying kid over
shoulders, unsigned, on a turned marble base
£300 - 500
202A
HANS SCHORK "The Seed Sower", bronze,
signed to base "Schork", bears round foundry
mark "Bronze AG Paris" and No'd 188D, 29 cm
high
£300 - 500
202B
ALFRED FRANK HARDIMAN, bronze head of
a lady wearing bonnet, signed "A.F. Hardiman
1919", on a green marble base, 17 cm high
overall
£300 - 500
A mug with etched design of thrush amongst
grass inscribed "JJ Armstrong Hawthorn Farm
Newcastle", four assorted cut glass decanters
and two cut glass lidded bowls, tallest decanter
including stopper 22 cm high
£100 - 150
A Whitefriars glass goblet commemorating the
proposed Coronation of King Edward VIII
1937, signed "Whitefriars" to base, 19 cm high
£50 - 80
A pair of Victorian heavy cut glass goblets,
20.5 cm high
£80 - 120
203
Two cut glass bowls, a large opalescent lustre
bowl, three oval dishes decorated with painted
birds and a green glass paperweight, large
lustre bowl 32 cm diameter
£100 - 150
AFTER EDWARD W. WYON "The Stepping
Stones", marble effect study of semi-clad
maiden carrying a sheaf of corn, 48 cm high
£150 - 200
204
AFTER GIAMBOLOGNA "Lion mauling a
horse", bronze, unsigned, on white marble
base, 19 cm high
£400 - 600
A 19th Century brass and tin starburst hanging
lantern, 43 cm high
£200 - 300
205
205A
206
207
208
208A
209
210
AFTER DUCHOISELLE "North American
Indian hunter sitting in a canoe with bow,
holding dead game", bronze, on red marble
base, 38 cm long
£500 - 800
MARCEL BOURAINE (FRENCH 1886-1948)
"Maribou Stork", a pair, silvered bronze and
ivory No'd 295 and 284, signed to base
"Bouraine", on stepped marble base,
25.5 cm high
£1000 - 1500
A pair of 19th Century lead twin handled
garden urns of campana form with scrolling
handles cast with opposed cartouches held by
putti, further decorated with foliate motifs,
43 cm high
£800 - 1200
A circa 1910 mahogany long case clock, the
arched brass and silvered dial inscribed
"Stokes Kensington", with brass Arabic
numerals and subsidiary seconds dial,
chime/silent and Whittington/Westminster dials
and eight day musical movement, with nine
gongs, the case with all over blind fretwork
carved decoration, the hood surmounted by
lion mask, raised on claw and ball feet, 247 cm
tall
£1000 - 1500
An 18th Century oak long case clock, the eight
day movement with brass dial with Roman and
Arabic numerals, inscribed "Whitehurst Derby
1763", the hood with broken arch pediment,
218 cm tall
£800 - 1000
An early 19th Century mahogany cased long
case clock, the eight day movement with
enamelled arch dial, the strike / silent dial over
a chapter ring with Roman numerals enclosing
a subsidiary date dial and seconds dial,
inscribed "Perigal & Duterreau, Bond Street"
(John Perigal and John Duterreau circa 180340), 219 cm high
£1000 - 1500
A mahogany cased long case clock, on
bracket feet, the dial set with Roman numerals
and with painted decoration of two nautical
scenes, a bridge and cottage scenes to
spandrels and still life scene to the arched top
with subsidiary seconds dial with Arabic
numerals and date aperture, the back of the
dial inscribed "D. Saunders" in white painted
lettering, the brass eight day movement with
chiming bell engraved "Osborne", 209 cm tall
£300 - 500
An early 19th Century mahogany and inlaid
cased banjo barometer / thermometer, the
silvered dial inscribed "S. Moginie, Pimlico", 98
cm high, inscribed "Presented to Dr Edward
Fielden by the members of his First Aid and
Home Nursing Class 1910-1911"
£100 - 150
210A
A 19th Century mahogany and ebony banded
banjo barometer, the circular silvered dial with
thermometer / hydrometer and spirit level
inscribed "J. Pensa, 2 Charles Street, Hatton
Garden", 111 cm tall
£250 - 350
211
A 19th Century French gilt brass cased figural
mantel clock decorated with seated figure of
Cicero holding pamphlet inscribed "Conjuration
de Catilina", the movement stamped "Samuel
Marti Medaille d'Or Paris 1900" and numbered
"3997-87", 57 cm wide x 67.5 cm high
£500 - 800
212
A 20th Century brass and marble cased clock
garniture in the Louis XV style, the movement
by EHS of Germany No'd. "130-070", the
circular enamelled dial with Roman and Arabic
numerals inscribed "Regnault à Paris", housed
in a lyre shaped case with putti faun
embellishments, flanked by two six branch
seven light candelabra, the metalwork
stamped "Brevattato" to underside, 36 cm wide
x 61 cm high
£300 - 500
213
A late 19th Century French clock garniture as
a drum clock upon four column supports
flanked by two twin branch candelabra, the
movement stamped "7CMB" and No'd "1004"
verso, the metalwork stamped "MC", 21.5 cm
wide x 28 cm high
£300 - 500
214
A 19th Century French gilt metal cased and
porcelain bodied clock garniture in the Sèvres
taste, the movement by Ad. Mougin. the
circular dial inscribed "H W Kemp & Cie Paris"
(retailers), stamped verso "Ad Mougin de
Medailles" and No'd. "1043", 42 cm high x 22
cm wide (excluding stand)
£300 - 500
215
A 19th Century style marble and gilt metal
clock garniture as a sphere held aloft by three
putti on a column base with floral swag
decoration, the movement by Vincenti & Cie,
stamped verso "Vincenti & Cie, Medaille
d'Argent 1855" and No'd. "143", flanked by two
twin branch candelabra as putti holding aloft
rose stems, 36.5 cm high
£500 - 800
216
A circa 1900 French brass carriage clock, the
porcelain dial with Roman numerals and
surrounded by paste stones, in brown leather
covered travelling case, 15 cm high
£200 - 300
217
A French rosewood cased mantel clock inlaid
with brass, the enamelled dial with Roman
numerals, 22 cm high
£150 - 200
218
An oak cased barograph by Casella of London,
27 cm x 23.5 cm
£300 - 400
219
A late 19th Century Swiss simulated rosewood
cased musical box, 31.5 cm x 17.25 cm
£150 - 250
220
An early 19th Century boxwood flute by
Whitaker & Co. of London, dated 1823
£300 - 500
221
A 48 key concertina by C. Wheatstone with
rosewood ends, bearing label inscribed "By
Her Majesty's Letters Patent, C. Wheatstone
Inventor, 20 Conduit Street/Regent Street,
London", numbered 6451, in hexagonal case,
21 cm wide x 17.5 cm high
£300 - 500
222
223
224
225
226
Three various treenware bowls, largest bowl
approx. 47 cm diameter
£100 - 150
A mahogany medicine cabinet with pull out
drawer by Shringweiler & Co. Makers London,
and contents of assorted vintage medical items
to include glass pestle and mortar, glass
stoppered bottles, etc., 23.75 cm x 19.25 cm
£200 - 300
An early 19th Century mahogany and inlaid
single section tea caddy with zinc lined interior
on a brickwork style plinth base to turned bone
feet, 15 cm wide x 18.75 cm high
£100 - 150
A 19th Century mulberry wood veneered
sarcophagus shaped casket, 27.75 cm wide x
20.25 cm high
£200 - 300
A Black Forest type carved desk and ink stand
in the for of a bird of prey seated on foliage
holding a songbird, 48 cm wide x 33 cm high
£300 - 500
231
A Victorian rosewood and mother of pearl
inlaid sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, the
fitted interior containing cut glass beaker and
two lidded wooden storage compartments, 32
cm wide
£150 - 250
231A
A 19th century oak hanging candle box with
hinged sloping fall over a frieze drawer, 31.5
cm wide
£100 - 150
231B
A rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid
workbox, the fitted interior with various bottles,
mother of pearl handled scissors, nail files, etc,
31 cm wide
£100 - 150
232
An early 20th Century hand-built pond yacht,
single mast with lead weighted keel and white
silk sails, 199 cm long overall x 180 cm high
£800 - 1200
233
A 19th Century Chinese bronze censer of
square form decorated with dragons, raised on
ogee bracket feet, signed with two lines of
script to base, 31.25 cm x 31.25 cm
£200 - 300
234
A 19th Century dome topped pierced brass
stationery box with burgundy fabric lining,
bearing kite marks x 2, 23.5 cm wide x 14.75
cm high
£100 - 150
234A
235
A pair of 18th Century brass Helmskirk style
candlesticks, 24.5 cm high
£150 - 200
227
A circa 1900 Anglo-Indian carved ebony
sewing box with fitted and compartmented
removable tray to reveal a red fabric lined
base, 36.5 cm x 14.5 cm
£250 - 350
236
228
A mahogany serpentine fronted knife box with
ebony and boxwood stringing, 22.75 cm wide x
35 cm high
£100 - 150
An 18th Century bronze bell inscribed "John
Marshall 1783", 33 cm diameter
£300 - 500
237
A walnut serpentine fronted knife box with
brass handles and locks, fitted interior and
ebony and boxwood strung decoration, 23 cm
wide x 34.5 cm high
£100 - 150
A vintage bronze bell inscribed "HMS Northney
IV 1944" and "Commander O M Frewen RN
1922 Brede Sussex", 37 cm diameter x 37 cm
high
£150 - 250
238
A 19th Century leather covered ear trumpet,
35 cm long
£50 - 80
239
An Adams Patent 5858 revolver (Makers to
Prince Albert)
£500 - 800
229
230
An Indian oval shaped wicker sewing basket,
the top formed as a white metal elephant,
together with a white metal hinge and clasp,
22 cm wide
£300 - 500
235A
An 18th Century gilt bronze Vajra (Dorje), 12.5
cm long
£100 - 150
A pair of 19th Century embossed brass wall
mounted candle sconce reflectors, 31.5 cm x
38 cm
£80 - 120
240
A 19th Century Continental flintlock pistol with
walnut woodwork and engraved metalwork
£200 - 300
241
A Westley Richards flintlock pistol with
octagonal barrel inscribed "Westley Richards",
with scrollwork decoration to the metalware,
also bearing brass plaque with letters "AR"
beneath a crown (possibly Prince Albert)
£300 - 500
242
An 18th Century Scottish basket hilted back
sword with ferrara style blade (blade
damaged), 113 cm long total
£500 - 800
243
A 19th Century Indian Talwar, the curved
blade with maker stamp, the cast silvered
metal handle of ornate design, 95 cm long total
£200 - 300
244
An early 19th Century hunting knife with
embossed plated and horn handle, the blade
stamped "G. Berley Burgess St" (George
Berley, 49 Burgess Street, Sheffield), housed
in a metal mounted leather scabbard, 31 cm
long overall
£50 - 80
245
A Russian kinjal / Cossack knife with bone
handle and embossed metal mounts, the blade
with etched and gilt decoration and bearing
twin shield shaped stamps, housed in an
etched metal mounted leather scabbard, 49
cm long overall
£100 - 150
246
A 19th Century giltwood and gesso wall
mounted twin branch candle sconce with
mask, fruit and floral decoration, 38 cm high
£100 - 150
247
A pair of 19th Century French gilt bronze table
lamps of ornate foliate grape and vine design,
each 67.5 cm high
£300 - 500
248
A pair of Italian carved giltwood and painted
table lamps (formerly candlesticks), 76 cm high
(not including fittings)
£100 - 150
249
250
251
A pair of 19th Century wrought iron andirons
with ale mullers, 70 cm high
£150 - 200
An Aesthetic movement brass framed fire
screen with bevelled mirror inset, 65 cm wide
x 91.5 cm high
£150 - 200
A 19th Century carved oak and fruitwood
Gothic Revival religious panel inscribed "This
is none other but the House of God, and this is
the Gate of Heaven", 89 cm x 51 cm
£400 - 600
251A
A 19th century carved natural stone arch cap,
carved with three lions in a cartouche amongst
scrolling foliage
£300 - 500
SILVER, JEWELLERY, WATCHES
& OBJETS DE VERTUS
252
A George V silver salver with pie-crust rim and
raised on three scroll feet (by Barker Brothers
Silver Limited, Birmingham, 1937), 41 cm
diameter, approx 60 oz
£400 - 600
253
A George V silver serving plate of oval
hammered form, bears crest initialled "TH"
(stamped "AK", Birmingham, 1944), 30.5 cm x
23 cm, 18 oz
£100 - 150
254
A set of four silver Cartier tots with gilt ropetwist band to outside, each stamped "Cartier
Paris 925 Made in France" and individually
No'd. 301122-301125, each 4 cm high,
together with a set of six plated and gilt tots
and a plated tray
£80 - 120
255
A set of twelve 19th Century stained green
ivory handled knives and forks with white metal
mounts, ten of the knife blades stamped
"Nowil", another "Mappin & Webb", the other
un-marked
£300 - 500
256
A cased set of six early 20th Century Arts and
Crafts silver teaspoons with shamrock
decorated finials and beaten bowls (by Omar
Ramsden, London, 1932), 2.3 oz
£500 - 700
257
A silver gilt spoon by Berthold Muller, the finial
as a sailboat with occupant, above a pierced
handle and a bowl set with armorial (bears
"Berthold Muller" marks and British import
marks for Chester, 1907)
£50 - 80
258
A 17th Century Norwegian silver spoon with
ball finial by Lucas Andersteen, Bergen, with
spiral twist stem, 12.8 cm long, 0.8 oz
£300 - 500
259
An early 20th Century George Jensen cactus
pattern cake slice, 22 cm long, 3.6 oz
£100 - 150
260
Three various Danish silver serving spoons, to
include a sauce ladle (bears Danish Assay
marks for Johanne Siggaard), one inscribed
"Delv Haan Darlr", 22 cm, 19.5 cm and 18 cm
long, 8.1 oz total
£100 - 150
261
A set of four Edwardian silver sheathed
candlesticks in the Adam manner (by Fordham
& Faulkner, Sheffield, 1909), 29 cm high
£300 - 500
262
A William IV trophy stand plinth of square
stepped form, featuring of two panels
engraved with horse racing scenes in the
manner of Henry Alken and a single drawer to
front with horseshoe handle, raised on bun
feet, the drawer inscribed "Storr & Mortimer"
(bears hallmarks for Paul Storr London 1832),
18 cm high , 91 oz including lining
£500 - 800
263
An Edward VIII silver three piece tea set in the
Art Deco manner (by A. L. Davenport Limited,
Birmingham, 1936), 15.5 cm high. 20.1 oz
including handles
£200 - 300
264
A pair of George V silver asparagus tongs (by
Herbert, Edward and Frank Barker, Chester,
1911), 26 cm long, 6 oz
£50 - 80
265
A pair of silver barrel shaped salt and peppers
(by Orr of Madras), the pepper with giltwashed interior and secondary grille, 5 cm,
4.8 oz
£80 - 120
266
A pair of George IV embossed and cast silver
coasters, the borders with floral and scrolling
decoration and the wooden bases set with
engraved silver armorial inscribed
"Providentia" above a phoenix rising from
flames (makers mark rubbed, Sheffield, 1822),
16.5 cm diameter, 18.3 oz including bases
£500 - 800
267
An Edwardian silver fruit dish with pierced
floral and scrolling decoration, raised on a
pedestal base with similarly decorated foot (by
Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1906), 28 cm
long x 14.8 cm high, 16.5 oz
£200 - 300
268
A late 19th Century Japanese sterling silver
hollow ware three piece tea set comprising
teapot, sugar basin and milk jug with
embossed floral decoration in the Art Nouveau
taste, stamped to base "Kuhn Korma Sterling",
29.7 oz
£300 - 500
269
270
A set of eight Victorian silver and mother of
pearl handled fruit knives and forks (by
Harrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield,
1876), together with a collection of silver
ferrules and mother of pearl handled similar
fruit knives and forks housed in a mahogany
case
£80 - 120
An Edwardian silver chamberstick with snuffer
(by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London, 1901
and 1900), 9.5 oz
£150 - 250
271
A Victorian silver gilt sugar bowl with engraved
edge to interior and applied stylised scalloped
column decoration, raised on three scroll feet,
bears armorial crest and inscribed to base
"Garrards Panton Street London" (by Robert
Garrard, London, 1846), bears armorial crest,
together with a Victorian silver gilt sugar sifting
spoon (by George W Adams, London, 1875),
engraved "JSLL" to front and inscribed
"October 1st 1885" to back, 12 oz
£200 - 300
272
A George V silver dish of oval form with
hammered texture and rope-twist edge, raised
on four scroll feet in the Arts and Crafts
manner (possibly by E & E within an oval,
London, 1930)
£100 - 150
273
A Victorian silver ink / quill stand centrepiece
of domed form with pierced and embossed
decoration, depicting various Roman figures,
the lid with a figural finial inscribed "RR" and
"HR" (by Joseph Angell Senior and Joseph
Angell Junior, London, 1849), 13.5 cm high,
11 oz including glass inkwell
£100 - 150
274
A plated soup tureen with cover, the domed
top set with recumbent fawn finial and the body
with a pair of stag head handles, raised on four
hoof feet, together with a matching ladle of slot
handle in the manner of Collis & Co.
Birmingham, 27 cm high
£100 - 150
275
A matched set of four silver candlesticks of
Roman column form with square stepped
bases (one pair by D J Silver Repairs, London,
1972, the other pair stamped L D Limited, and
over-stamped with "BG", Birmingham, 1958).
30.5 cm high
£300 - 500
276
A Victorian silver tea set with stylised leaf and
stylus decoration and ebonised finials (by
Sibray, Hall & Co., London, 1888 and 1886
and by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London,
1870), approx 52 oz
£400 - 600
277
An early 20th Century spelter inkwell modelled
as an eagle atop a rocky outcrop with pen
holder, raised on a plinth base, the eagle
opening to reveal an inscription "St. Paul's
Choir Southsea H W Legg", 16.5 cm high
£80 - 120
278
A George VI silver four piece tea set
comprising teapot, hot water pot, milk jug and
sucrier with stylised cloud shaped handles, the
bodies of simple curved form, raised on
circular tapered feet (by Robinson & Co.
Limited, London, 1938), engraved "RTC" to
base and stamped "Robinson & Co. Limited
"The Square" Shrewsbury, approx 51 oz
including handles
£400 - 600
279
A Victorian silver mounted coconut cup, the
shell engraved with various sailboats, raised
on a plain stem base to circular foot (by
Haseler Brothers, Birmingham, 1887), 13.3 oz
£100 - 150
293
NO LOT
294
A two tone jade bangle of plain form and green
and white colouring, 8 cm diameter
£200 - 300
280
A Victorian silver engraved teapot of squash
form, raised on four shell scrolled feet (by
William Hunter, London, 1850), 24.8 oz
£200 - 300
295
Two carved jade pendants, one as a
graduated section of bamboo with a creature
crawling up it, together with another in the form
of a dragon, 4.5 cm and 4 cm respectively
£300 - 500
281
A Victorian silver six section toast rack (by
Josiah Williams & Co., Exeter, 1858), 10 oz
£150 - 250
296
A George V silver three masted galleon with
various enamelled flags and anchor, housed
on a silver vase (bears import marks for
London, 1930), 22 cm long on stand, 14.6 oz
£150 - 200
A platinum dress ring set with central pearl
surrounded by a diamond encrusted mount,
stamped "Plat"
£800 - 1200
297
A diamond pendant, the central old cut stone
(approx. 1.5 ct) surrounded by ten further
smaller cut diamonds (approx. 0.1 - 0.2 ct
each), set on a diamond encrusted jump loop
set on a chain
£800 - 1200
298
A diamond brooch in the form of a tortoise with
domed back and ruby set eyes, 3 cm long
£800 - 1200
299
A diamond brooch, the two separately set old
pear cut diamonds (approx. 0.75 ct each) set
within a surround of eleven smaller old cut
diamonds, within white metal mounts on a
yellow metal bar, 5 cm long
£500 - 800
300
A diamond and platinum brooch, in the form of
a floral spray, set with 33 separate stones
(approx. 6 ct total)
£2000 - 3000
301
A pair of sapphire and diamond earrings, each
earring set with a central circular sapphire
(approx 0.25 ct) surrounded by a smaller
circular cut diamonds within 9 carat white gold
mount, each 0.8 cm diameter
£300 - 500
302
A pair of aquamarine (approx. 1.5 ct) and
diamond set articulated drop earrings, platinum
with yellow metal clip fittings in the Art Deco
taste, drop measures 3.2 cm
£300 - 500
282
283
284
285
286
A cased George V silver desk set comprising a
pair of squat candlesticks, desk calendar and
capstan style inkwell (by Marson & Jones,
Birmingham, 1922 and 1923)
£100 - 150
A George V silver six section toast rack (by
Barker Brothers, Chester, 1917), approx 6 oz
£50 - 80
A George III silver mug of waisted form with
leaf decorated C scroll handle, raised on a
circular stepped foot (by Jacob Marsh or John
Moore, London, 1771), 13.3 cm, 11.8 oz
£200 - 300
A Regency silver oval teapot with reeded main
body raised on an oval foot (by William
Burwash & Richard Sibley, London, 1809),
12 cm high, 23.46 oz
£200 - 300
287
A Chinese agate oval beaded necklace,
approx 61.5 cm long
£80 - 120
288
A string of cut graduated oval "cherry amber"
beads, approx 114 g
£100 - 150
289
A yellow jade bangle with carved butterfly and
dragon decoration, 7 cm diameter, approx 71 g
£100 - 150
303
A custard amber graduated oval beaded
necklace, approx 41 g
£1000 - 1500
An early 20th Century jade bead necklace with
Art Deco style jade clasp mount, 86 cm long
£500 - 800
304
A Scottish silver and hardstone mounted
brooch in the form of a dirk with skean dhu,
together with a silver Celtic style brooch and a
badge inscribed "Nemo Me Impune Lacesset"
with a centrally mounted lion
£150 - 200
305
A Victorian silver folding / travelling corkscrew
(by Samuel Walton Smith, Birmingham, 1891),
7.5 cm long
£100 - 150
290
291
A green jade beaded necklace, approx 81.5
cm long
£150 - 200
292
A cased pair of Chopard 18 carat white gold
heart shaped earrings, each set with three
diamonds and inscribed "Chopard 750", No'd.
6210300 834611-1001, each 1.1 cm wide
£1500 - 2000
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
313A
Two pieces of Butler & Wilson costume
jewellery, a pendant in the form of a parrot and
a bangle in the form of a leopard, both bear
Butler & Wilson buttons
£100 - 150
An 18 carat gold Geneve quartz wristwatch,
the white enamelled dial set with Roman
numerals, mounted in a diamond set surround
and blue stone set winder, stamped "Liberte
Inc Italy 18 carat .750" to back, approx 51 g
£800 - 1200
An 18 carat gold Ellicott and Smith pocket
watch with fusée mechanism inscribed "Ellicott
and Smith Royal Exchange London 10, 954"
and steel balance, the white enamelled dial set
with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds
dial and "London 1841", 4.5 cm diameter
£500 - 800
An 18 carat gold pocket watch, the fusée
movement by William Haslewood, London,
No'd. 8301, the engine turned dial set with
Roman numerals and applied floral decoration,
the case inscribed "London 1837 by Josiah
Barnett", stamped 8304 and inscribed "T
Jeffereys-Powell - 1838 Mary Ann Davies 1860
Ifor Powell-Davies 1912", 4.6 cm diameter
£400 - 600
An 18 carat gold half hunter pocket watch by J
W Benson, Ludgate Hill, London, inscribed
"The Field Best London Make by warrant HM
The Late Queen" and No'd. 8264 to back, the
white enamelled dial set with Roman numerals
and secondary dial (by J W Benson, Sheffield,
1832), 5 cm diameter
£400 - 600
A Rolex Cellini 18 carat gold wristwatch, the
textured dial set with Roman numerals, the
back stamped "5115K65310518K", housed in
a Rolex case with handkerchief and guarantee
£800 - 1000
An 18 carat gold cased pocket watch by
Lautier of Bath, with fusée movement inscribed
"Lautier Bridge Street Bath", No'd. 1026 to
back, the brushed dial set with Roman
numerals and secondary dial (London, 1826),
5 cm diameter
£800 - 1000
A mid 20th Century leather travelling case with
matching vanity case with fitted interior, the
glass bottles with silver mounts (by Padgett &
Braham Limited, London, 1939 and 1940),
both bottles and cases stamped "A.F", the
case bears Bramah locks inscribed "Bramah
11 Old Bond Street London W1"
£150 - 250
A 19th Century silver plated tureen of bombé
form with heavy floral and C scroll decoration,
twin handles and raised on four scrolling feet,
40 cm long x 24 cm high including handles
£100 - 150
314
A 19th Century mahogany violin plane
stamped "ED Evan", 5 cm wide
£50 - 80
315
A 19th Century Chinese jade disc decorated
with spider amongst flowers and with lotus
flower carved verso, raised on a lacquered
carved hardwood stand, decorated with an
exotic three legged beast, 6.75 cm diameter
£300 - 500
316
A set of three late 19th Century Chinese
soapstone seals of octagonal form, 6 cm high
£200 - 300
317
An early 20th Century ivory cigarette box with
plaque inscribed "With compliments of
Osagyefo, the President of The Republic of
Ghana", 15.5 cm wide x 4.25 cm high
£80 - 120
318
An early 20th Century shagreen glove box, 22
cm wide x 6 cm high
£100 - 150
318A
An early 20th Century silk evening bag with
enamelled decorated gilt metal clasp, an early
20th Century embroidered purse, and an early
20th Century make-up compact with bird and
floral decoration
£50 - 80
319
A Meiji period Japanese carved ivory okimono
of boy holding bamboo with basket full of
leaves and crab by his feet, two character
mark to base, raised on a hardwood stand, 20
cm high
£300 - 500
320
A Meiji period Japanese carved ivory figure of
an man in robes with leaf marks to base,
raised on a hardwood stand, 16 cm high
£200 - 300
321
A Dieppe style carved ivory panel depicting
Madonna and child holding bird, mounted on
cloth bound board, 16.25 cm long
£200 - 300
322
A bone Maori Hei-tiki style pendant as a bird
with abalone shell eyes, 7.5 cm
£100 - 150
323
A set of six Satsuma pottery buttons
£50 - 80
324
A collection of 19th Century Chinese mother of
pearl gaming counters
£30 - 50
325
A George IV coppered British India medallion
inscribed verso "Gloriosissimo reg no Georgii
IV monetarivm Bombaiae deline atvm
incoeptvm et peractvm opera stvdioqve AD
1828 J. Hawkins. F.R.S", housed in a plain
copper case
£500 - 800
326
A George III Crown 1818, George III Crown
1819 x 2, and three George IV Crowns 1822,
together with a William III silver Crown 1696,
and three 1787 cartwheel Pennies
£100 - 150
327
A Lusitania medal, and three various Roman
coins
£60 - 100
328
A Franciscus 1 Tipo (Italian) 1747, and a
French Indo-China 1 Piastre de Commerce
1886
£60 - 100
329
A collection of various British and Colonial
coinage, and nine various US coins
£50 - 80
330
Various Islamic (Turkish/Egyptian) coins
including Turkish 60 Para, Turkish Kurush,
Turkish 6 Kurush, Turkish 100 Para/2½
Kurush, Egyptian 10 Para, etc.
£30 - 50
331
A Japanese Yen 1870, and various other
Oriental coinage
£100 - 150
332
A Maximillian II (1564-1576) Thaler 1575 KB
£800 - 1200
333
A Leopold Francescone 1772
£80 - 120
334
An Alberto & Isabella Brabant Patagon 1616, a
Philip IV silver Brant 1656, and a Franz I ½
Kronenthaler 1762
£60 - 100
335
A Peter II 400 Reis 1706
£80 - 120
336
A Ferdinand II Thaler 1617
£50 - 80
337
A Leopold I Kreuzer 1663, a Joseph II
Kronenthaler 1784, a Christian VII
Speciesthaler 1807, and a Spanish
Netherlands Alberto & Elizabet Patagon
£60 - 100
338
A Prussian Thaler 1794, a Prussian Thaler
1803A, a Bavarian Thaler 1764, a Hungarian
Thaler 1780, and a Dominican Republic
1 Peso 1897
£80 - 120
339
A Hawaiian Dollar, ½ Dollar, ¼ Dollar and
Dime 1883, together with two Haiti silver coins
£200 - 300
340
An Edward IV silver Groat (1st reign 1464-70)
£100 - 150
341
A Brazil 960 Reis 1826 Rio, a 400 Reis 1901,
and a 200 Reis 1864
£80 - 120
342
A collection of various European and other
silver coinage
£80 - 120
CARPETS & RUGS
343
A Caucasian carpet, the centre field with
repeating floral and foliate design in light red,
blue and cream on a dark blue ground, within
pale red, blue, brown and cream borders, 312
cm x 247 cm
£100 - 150
344
A Caucasian rug, the four central diamond
shaped medallions in blue, green and
terracotta on a patterned terracotta ground
within cream, terracotta, blue and green
borders, 246 cm x 140 cm
£40 - 60
344A
A pair of Caucasian tribal bags, the repeating
diamond shaped pattern in iron red, blue,
aubergine, cream and yellow, within cream,
blue, red and yellow medallion decorated
borders, 150 cm x 92 cm
£100 - 150
345
A Caucasian rug, the central repeating stylised
boteh motifs in blue, terracotta and cream on a
cream patterned ground within boteh
decorated border in terracotta, green, blue and
madder, on a dark blue ground, 246 cm x
156 cm
£40 - 60
346
A Caucasian carpet, the central repeating
medallions in blue, red, cream and mustard on
a cream and beige patterned ground, within
pale red, blue, cream and beige borders (cut
down), 320 cm x 147 cm
£40 - 60
347
A Beluch tribal village carpet, the five
rectangular medallions in pale red, blue,
orange, black and cream, on an aubergine and
blue patterned border, within pale red, blue,
aubergine, cream and black geometric
patterned borders, 258 cm x 148 cm
£200 - 250
348
A Caucasian rug, the central cream medallion
with four leaf-shaped motifs on a blue stylised
floral decorated ground, within red, blue,
cream and mustard stylised floral decorated
borders, 188 cm x 129 cm
£120 - 180
348A
A Caucasian rug, the centre field with stylised
floral motifs in red, green, black, mustard, blue
and cream, on a red ground, within cream, red,
mustard, blue, black and madder chevron and
floral decorated borders, 200 cm x 155 cm
£120 - 180
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
A Caucasian rug, the centre field with two rows
of five medallions in madder, pale red, green
blue and cream on a cream diamond
decorated ground within mustard, pale red,
green, blue, cream and madder geometric and
stylised floral decorated borders, 179 cm x
132 cm
£120 - 180
A Caucasian runner, the central beige field
with repeating stylised floral and foliate motifs
in terracotta, madder, cream and blue within
terracotta, cream, madder, blue and green
stylised floral decorated borders, 253 cm x
114 cm
£60 - 80
A Kashan carpet, the central floral decorated
motif in salmon, pale green, dark blue and
terracotta on a cream ground, within a pale
red, cream, blue and pale green floral
decorated borders, 313 cm x 249 cm
£300 - 400
A Shiraz carpet, the five central diamond
shaped lozenges in pale red, blue, cream,
madder and yellow on a blue patterned ground
within pale red geometric borders, within
cream, madder, yellow and blue geometric and
stylised medallion decorated borders, 298 cm
x 200 cm
£300 - 400
A Caucasian "Tree of Life" rug, the central
Tree of Life design in red, blue, salmon, green
and yellow on a taupe ground, within pale red,
cream, blue, salmon and green stylised floral
decorated borders, 259 cm x 132 cm
£600 - 800
A Shiraz rug, the central diamond shaped
medallion in dark blue, terracotta, cream and
madder, on a terracotta medallion decorated
ground, within madder, cream, terracotta and
salmon decorated borders, 147 cm x 112 cm
£100 - 150
A Caucasian rug, the central medallion with
cross design in cream and dark blue on a pale
red floral decorated ground, within a teal floral
decorated shaped border with medallion
decorated corners, within dark blue, terracotta
and cream patterned borders, 151 cm x
109 cm
£100 - 150
A Persian prayer rug, the central cream panel
with vase and floral design in pale red, green,
pale blue and dark blue, within dark blue,
terracotta and cream medallion decorated
borders, 210 cm x 134 cm
£200 - 300
357
A Persian carpet, the central medallion in dark
blue, cream, yellow and salmon on a red floral
decorated ground, within dark blue, mid blue,
red, cream and yellow floral decorated
borders, 385 cm x 287 cm
£100 - 150
358
A Chinese superwash carpet, the central pale
gold medallion with floral design in green, pale
purple, terracotta and pink, on a mustard floral
decorated ground, within celadon green floral
decorated borders, 366 cm x 265 cm
£100 - 150
359
A Persian silk rug, the central lozenge with allover floral decoration in salmon and green on
a cream ground, within a pale blue surround
within cream, green and salmon floral
decorated borders, 185 cm x 119 cm
£150 - 200
360
A Ziegler design carpet in shades of salmon,
pale green, cream and pale blue, 349 cm x
249 cm
£80 - 120
361
A Persian carpet, the central medallion in
shades of blue, red, cream, green and mustard
on a red floral decorated ground with cream,
duck egg blue, red, mustard and madder floral
decorated corners, within red, blue, green and
cream floral decorated borders, 423 cm x
308 cm
£80 - 120
362
A Turkish carpet, the central diamond shaped
medallion with terracotta, blue, green and
salmon motifs on a cream ground with salmon
and green floral decorated borders, within
cream, terracotta, salmon, green, blue and
cream medallion decorated borders, 298 cm x
204 cm
£120 - 180
363
A Bokhara carpet, the burgundy centre field
with repeating medallions in cream, blue / grey
and salmon on a plum ground within blue,
salmon and cream borders, 298 cm x 208 cm
£100 - 150
364
A Bokhara carpet, the centre salmon field with
repeating medallions in taupe, blue and cream
within cream, taupe, blue and black borders,
signed to corner, 273 cm x 189 cm
£100 - 150
365
A Caucasian rug, the red centre field with
repeating medallions in blue, cream, burgundy
and orange within cream, blue, orange and red
floral decorated border, 198 cm x 153 cm
£150 - 200
366
A Persian carpet, the pale red centre field with
all-over pattern in dark blue, mid blue, green
and cream within red, cream, madder and blue
decorated borders, 421 cm x 205 cm
£200 - 300
366A
A Persian rug, the central salmon medallion
with entwined floral decoration in red, blue and
green on a dark blue floral decorated ground
with salmon red, blue and green corners within
dark red, blue, cream and green borders,
204 cm x 145 cm
£400 - 600
367
A Persian silk prayer rug, the central cream
panel decorated with birds amongst branches
within madder, cream, pale blue and pale
green floral decorated borders, signed to the
foot end, 92 cm x 64 cm
£200 - 300
368
A Caucasian rug, the three linked diamond
shaped medallions in terracotta, cream, red,
green and blue on a similarly decorated
ground within terracotta, mustard, blue and
cream medallion decorated borders, 185 cm
x 126 cm
£100 - 150
369
A Shirvan runner, the central blue panel with
repeating hook motifs in cream and pale blue,
within terracotta, cream, pale blue, yellow and
madder geometric patterned borders, 256 cm x
109 cm
£200 - 300
370
A Kashan rug, the central medallion in iron red,
cream, blue, green and pale red on a cream
floral decorated ground with iron red, blue,
cream and green corners within dark blue floral
decorated borders, 193 cm x 132 cm
£300 - 500
371
A Caucasian rug, the three diamond shaped
linked medallions in terracotta, cream and blue
on a similarly decorated ground within cream,
blue, terracotta and madder geometric
patterned borders, 197 cm x 117 cm
£100 - 150
372
372A
A Kazak rug, the two central medallions in
terracotta, cream and blue, on a blue patterned
ground within terracotta, blue, cream and
madder medallion decorated borders, 172 cm
x 118 cm
£300 - 500
An Anatolian rug, the central medallion in
burgundy, blue, beige, green and cream, on a
burgundy ground with blue patterned corners
within mustard, blue, burgundy and cream
floral decorated borders, 159 cm x 115 cm
£80 - 120
374
A late Victorian upholstered armchair on
turned and ringed front legs to castors by
Howard of London, the rear leg stamped
"Howard & Sons, Berners St - 13473-901", the
castors stamped "Howard & Sons London"
£500 - 800
375
A late Victorian upholstered armchair by
Howard of London, raised on square tapered
front legs to replacement castors, the rear leg
stamped "Howard & Sons Limited Berners St 18530-1488"
£400 - 600
376
A Victorian walnut and marquetry inlaid
breakfront credenza, the top with ebonised
edging over a central panelled door flanked by
two glazed doors, on a plinth base to turned
feet, 152.5 cm wide x 110 cm high
£600 - 1000
377
A late 19th Century French kingwood and
parquetry inlaid occasional table, the oval top
with ropework applied brass edging over a
slide and frieze drawer with floral swag
embellishments, raised on caryatid decorated
embellished faceted tapering cabriole supports
to hoof feet, 64 cm x 42 cm
£600 - 900
378
A French stained plane and parquetry work
decorated centre table, the shaped top with
love heart pierced gallery over a single frieze
drawer raised on turned tapering legs united
by an undertier with brass embellishments
throughout, 75.5 cm wide
£700 - 1000
379
A late 19th Century French rosewood and gilt
brass embellished bijouterie table of
serpentine form, raised on cabriole legs to
sabots, 61.5 cm wide x 43.3 cm deep
£500 - 800
380
An 18th Century walnut framed dressing stool,
the needlework upholstered top raised on plain
cabriole legs to pad feet, 51.5 cm x 40 cm
£100 - 150
381
A mahogany decanter stand in the Georgian
manner, the double rising top opening to
reveal a basic fitted interior over panelled sides
and single drawer on square chamfered
supports, 36 cm x 36 cm
£150 - 200
382
A 19th Century mahogany press cupboard, the
upper section with moulded and dentil cornice
over two cupboard doors enclosing two
shelves over three short and three long
drawers with brass swan neck handles to
bracket feet, 108 cm wide x 169.5 cm high
£150 - 250
383
A Victorian four fold scrap screen, 216 cm
wide x 170 cm high
£300 - 500
FURNITURE
373
A Victorian mahogany chiffonier, the shelved
superstructure over a single frieze drawer and
two panelled cupboard doors, raised on a
plinth base, 107 cm wide
£100 - 150
384
A circa 1900 Continental carved giltwood
framed three fold screen in the Louis XV taste,
each section with bevelled glazed top over a
fabric covered panel, 156 cm wide x 185 cm
high
£300 - 500
393
A Victorian rosewood serpentine fronted three
tier whatnot, the upper tier with fretwork carved
three quarter gallery, raised on turned and
barley-twist supports to brass caps and
castors, 55 .5 cm wide x 99.5 cm high
£100 - 150
385
A circa 1900 French kingwood and marquetry
inlaid chest in the Louis XV taste, the marble
top over seven drawers, raised on cabriole
supports to brass sabots, 53.5 cm wide x
160.5 cm high
£300 - 500
394
An 18th Century French walnut and kingwood
cross-banded commode, the grey marble top
over two drawers on cabriole supports to brass
sabots, 97 cm wide
£200 - 300
395
386
A circa 1900 mahogany vitrine in the Louis XV
taste, the Rosso marble top with pierced
gallery over a single glazed door flanked by
glazed panelled sides on cabriole supports
with gilt brass embellishments throughout, 66
cm wide x 140 cm high
£100 - 150
An early Victorian mahogany linen press, the
arched pediment with beaded decoration over
similarly decorated figured panelled doors
enclosing a later hanging rail, over two short
and two long drawers on turned feet, 124 cm
wide x 216 cm high
£300 - 500
396
387
A standard lamp in the 19th Century manner,
the painted simulated marquetry inlaid shade
on a plain painted metal support to a table
base with matching simulated marquetry inlaid
decoration and pierced brass gallery on four
down-swept ebonised and gilded legs to
turned feet, 177 cm high (max. including
shade)
£100 - 150
388
A circa 1900 mahogany vitrine in the Louis XV
taste, the Rosso marble top with pierced
gallery over a single glazed door flanked by
glazed panelled sides on cabriole supports
with gilt brass embellishments throughout,
68 cm wide x 141 cm high
£100 - 150
A Regency mahogany breakfront sideboard,
the top with two revolving knife boxes
surmounted by brass galleried plinths and with
moulded edge above a central drawer and
concave drawer flanked by cupboard door and
revolving cupboard door opening to reveal a
baize lined interior and further baize lined
compartment when pulled further, the left-hand
side with small ice compartment, raised on
square tapered supports to splayed block feet,
227 cm wid.
£500 - 800
396A
A 19th Century Dutch mahogany and
marquetry inlaid toilet mirror, the rectangular
plate on turned and ringed supports to the
single drawer base on squat bun feet, 42.5 cm
x 63 cm
£80 - 120
397
A Victorian rosewood occasional table, the
circular top on a turned pedestal with galleried
centre tier on a tripod platform base to squat
bun feet, 44.6 cm diameter x 69 cm high
£100 - 150
A 19th Century mahogany chest on chest, the
upper section with dentil cornice above two
short and three long drawers with ornate brass
swan neck handles over a brushing slide and
three further long drawers to bracket feet, 126
cm wide x 199.5 cm high
£600 - 900
398
A pair of mahogany and brass bound oval wine
coolers in the early 19th Century Irish taste
with brass liners and gadrooned edge above a
carved main body, raised on hairy lion's paw
feet, each 71 cm x 46 cm
£1500 - 2000
A 19th Century Gillows mahogany Pembroke
table, the rounded rectangular top over a
single end drawer stamped "Gillow", raised on
turned and reeded tapering legs to brass caps
and castors, 102 cm wide x 74 cm high
£300 - 500
399
A George III mahogany silver table, the dished
top above a waisted frieze on C scroll carved
cabriole legs to deer slot feet, 75 cm wide x 65
cm high
£800 - 1200
400
A George III mahogany night table, the tray top
above two cupboard doors, flanked by stop
fluted supports, 54 cm wide
£300 - 500
389
390
391
392
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid oval three
tier étagère on square tapered splayed
supports, 50 cm x 84.5 cm high
£100 - 150
A mahogany three tier whatnot on turned and
ringed supports, the lower tier with single
drawer, 34.5 cm wide x 113 cm high
£100 - 150
401
An Edwardian mahogany silver table in the
George III taste, the pie crust dished top over a
waisted and gadrooned frieze on acanthus
carved cabriole legs to claw and ball feet,
bears paper label to underside "Walter Carter
Harrods Ltd Manchester - 95", 77 cm wide
£300 - 500
402
A Victorian rosewood X framed stool, the
needlework upholstered seat with Welsh
dragon motif, 51 cm x 49.5 cm
£100 - 150
403
NO LOT
404
A George III mahogany night table, the three
quarter galleried top above two cupboard
doors and a single drawer on square
chamfered and moulded supports (with
alterations), 60 cm wide x 80 cm high max
£100 - 150
405
A George III mahogany dressing table, the
double rising lid with moulded edge opening to
reveal a fitted interior with various recesses
and compartments over a long dummy drawer
and recessed kneehole cupboard door flanked
by two banks of three drawers, raised on
bracket feet, 97 cm wide x 85 cm high
£1000 - 1500
406
A set of six Victorian rosewood framed dining
chairs, the shaped bar backs above
upholstered seats with serpentine front rails on
cabriole front legs
£400 - 600
407
A Victorian walnut Davenport desk, the top
with pop-up stationery compartment over a
piano front with sliding writing compartment
over four side drawers opposite four dummy
drawers with carved scrollwork front supports
to platform base and bun feet, 59 cm wide
£500 - 800
408
A Victorian walnut Davenport desk, the top
with lidded stationery compartment over a
sloping writing surface enclosing two drawers
over four side drawers opposite four dummy
drawers with carved cabriole front supports to
platform base, bun feet and castors, 57 cm
wide
£300 - 500
409
A Victorian walnut and cross-banded
Davenport desk, the top with stationery
compartment over a writing surface with
pigeon-holed interior over four side drawers
opposite four dummy drawers to platform base
and block feet, 56 cm wide
£150 - 250
410
A circa 1900 rosewood and marquetry inlaid
side cabinet by James Shoolbred of
Tottenham Court Road London, the upper
section with recess over two glazed cabinet
doors flanked by mirrored back, shelves and
cupboard doors, the base with two central
cupboard doors flanked by two bowed glazed
doors and two drawers over a recess and a
further recess to carved and turned feet,
drawers stamped "Jas Shoolbred & Co. 6108", 183 cm wide x 209 cm high
£800 - 1200
411
A 19th Century mahogany linen press of small
proportions, the dentil cornice above two
cupboard doors enclosing two shelves and
hanging rail over three long graduated drawers
with brass swan neck handles on bracket feet,
99 cm wide x 196.5 cm high
£250 - 350
412
A George II circa 1740 side chair, the
upholstered back with serpentine top rail
above an upholstered seat on carved walnut
cabriole front legs to scroll feet and outswept
back legs, 93 cm high
£300 - 500
413
A Regency mahogany sarcophagus shaped
wine cooler, the cross banded top with
gadrooned edge and lion mask carved
decoration opening to reveal a fitted interior,
the tapering cross banded sides over lions paw
feet to a platform base, 88 cm wide x 68 cm
high
£1000 - 1500
414
A George III mahogany card table, the
rectangular foldover top with moulded edge
over a plain frieze on square fluted tapering
legs to block feet with outward sweeping rear
support legs, 91 cm wide
£800 - 1200
415
A George III mahogany side chair, the plain
upholstered back and seat on moulded and
chamfered square front legs united to the back
legs by stretchers, raised on brass castors,
94 cm high
£300 - 500
416
A 19th Century French carved giltwood framed
salon elbow chair in the Louis XV taste, raised
on slender moulded cabriole front legs to scroll
feet, 84 cm high
£150 - 200
417
A 19th Century French carved giltwood framed
low salon chair, the oval upholstered back
panel with ribbon surmount flanked by turned
and fluted supports, the shaped seat on turned
and fluted legs to brass caps and castors,
74 cm high
£250 - 350
418
419
A Victorian walnut Davenport desk, the top
with baluster turned three quarter gallery
flanked by candlesticks over a tooled and
gilded leather writing surface opening to reveal
a basic two drawer fitted interior with side
stationery compartment and sliding forward
over two side slides and three long drawers
opposite three dummy drawers, raised on
turned and carved feet, 58 cm wide max
£300 - 500
A Victorian walnut framed gout stool with
upholstered top, bearing label inscribed
"Leveson & Sons, 26 Knightsbridge, London
SW, and at Manchester & Liverpool, Works :
Lawrence Street, London WC", 43 cm wide x
59 cm deep
£200 - 300
420
A set of six early 19th Century provincial
mahogany bar back dining chairs with panel
seats on square tapered legs
£300 - 500
421
A Venetian style mirror with ebonised and gilt
decorated embellishments, 81 cm x 66 cm
£100 - 150
422
A late 19th Century gilt and gesso wall mirror,
the shaped plate within a C scroll and floral
relief moulded decorated frame, surmounted
by a pierced C scroll cresting, 77 cm x 124 cm
£200 - 300
423
A late 19th / early 20th Century giltwood
rectangular mirror with textured and oak leaf
decorated frame, 74 cm x 85 cm
£50 - 80
424
A 19th Century giltwood and gesso framed
oval wall mirror with scrolling foliate mounts,
82 cm x 51 cm max
£40 - 60
425
A Victorian circular wall mirror, the plain gilt
frame enclosing a floral and foliate etched
plate with central 23 small convex roundels,
39.5 cm diameter
£50 - 80
426
427
A pair of Victorian carved giltwood framed oval
wall mirrors, the plates with convex roundels
and bevelled edge, 33 cm x 39 cm
£180 - 220
428
A 19th Century giltwood and gesso framed
overmantel mirror in the Regency taste, the
three bevelled plates within ebonised reeded
slips surmounted by classical scene depicting
figure in a chariot pulled by lions with seraphim
and putti flanked by turned and reeded column
supports, 130 cm x 94 cm
£150 - 200
429
An early 19th Century oak dresser, the
associated three tier boarded plate rack with
iron cup hooks over four frieze drawers on
baluster turned and ringed supports to block
feet united by a boarded pot shelf, 175 cm
wide x 192 cm high
£600 - 900
430
A circa 1800 oak dresser, the top with moulded
edge above a central bank of three drawers
flanked by single drawers over panelled
cupboard doors on bracket feet, 182 cm wide
£800 - 1200
431
An early 17th Century Welsh oak coffer, the
replacement four plank top over a single plank
front with stylised floral and guilloche carved
decoration raised on heavy stile supports,
113 cm wide
£800 - 1200
432
A 17th Century oak coffer, the two plank top
with moulded edge and original iron ring
hinges over a foliate carved frieze and three
lozenge and medallion carved panels
interspersed by foliate stiles, raised on
moulded stile supports, 152 cm wide
£500 - 800
433
A late 17th Century oak coffer, the plain three
panelled top with moulded stiles over lunette
carved frieze and three lozenge medallion
carved panels on moulded stile supports,
121 cm wide
£200 - 300
434
A circa 1700 oak and elm hutch, the single
plank top with notched and zig-zag carved
decoration over similarly decorated front panel
raised on V-cut plank end supports, 122 cm
wide
£300 - 500
435
A 17th Century oak coffer, the plain three
panelled top with moulded stiles and edge over
a lunette carved frieze and foliate carved twin
panels interspersed by a central foliate stile
and over guilloche carved stile raised on
moulded stile supports, 128 cm wide
£300 - 500
436
A 19th Century French fruitwood farmhouse
kitchen table, the plank top with cleated ends
above a single frieze drawer on square
tapered legs to later block feet, 168 cm x
84 cm
£300 - 500
A burr walnut and marquetry inlaid cushion
framed and fretwork carved wall mirror in the
William & Mary taste, 56.5 cm wide x 97 cm
high
£300 - 500
437
An early 19th Century yew wood and elm
Windsor type wheel and stick back elbow chair
attributed to Buckinghamshire circa 18001840, the shaped seat on turned supports
united by a crinoline stretcher, 102 cm high
£80 - 120
438
An early 19th Century Thames Valley beech
and elm wheel and stick back Windsor type
elbow chair, the shaped seat on turned and
ringed legs united by an H-stretcher, attributed
to Buckinghamshire circa 1800-1840, 119 cm
high
£80 - 120
439
440
441
442
An early 19th Century Thames Valley yew
wood and elm stick back Windsor type elbow
chair with unusual fretwork carved back splat,
the shaped seat on turned and ringed legs
united by a crinoline stretcher, attributed to
Buckinghamshire circa 1800-1840, 110 cm
high
£200 - 300
A pair of early 19th Century Thames Valley
yew wood and elm bar and stick back elbow
chairs, the shaped seats on baluster turned
legs united by crinoline stretchers, attributed to
Buckinghamshire circa 1800-1840, 88 cm high
£300 - 500
A late 18th Century provincial solid burr yew
wood lowboy, the two plank top with moulded
edge above a fretwork carved frieze with three
drawers raised on square tapered cabriole
supports to pad feet, 102 cm wide
£1000 - 1500
An early 19th Century Thames Valley yew
wood and elm Windsor type arm chair, the
arms on baluster turned and ringed supports to
the shaped seat on turned and ringed legs
united by a crinoline stretcher, attributed to
Buckinghamshire circa 1800-1840, 101 cm
high
£300 - 500
443
A 17th Century oak coffer, the plain two panel
top with moulded stiles and edge over a foliate
lunette carved frieze and guilloche carved
panels on moulded and carved stile supports,
112 cm wide
£200 - 300
444
An early 18th Century oak and walnut chest on
chest, the upper section with plain top over two
short feather banded and three long drawers
on a base of two short and one long drawer to
bracket feet, 100 cm wide x 127 cm high
£300 - 500
445
An early 18th Century walnut chest, the
quartered feather banded and cross banded
top with moulded edge above two short and
three long graduated drawers on bracket feet,
91.5 cm wide x 106 cm high
£300 - 500
446
An 18th Century Maltese walnut (and possibly
olive wood) serpentine fronted commode, the
quartered top set with two parquetry starburst
medallions and cross banded over a single
drawer and two cupboard doors flanked by two
Maltese Cross style medallions, raised on
cabriole supports, 128.5 cm wide x 94 cm high
£1000 - 1500
447
An 18th Century walnut chest on chest, the
upper section with moulded cornice above
three short feathered and cross banded
drawers with brass swan neck handles over
three long drawers on a base of three long
graduated drawers to bracket feet, 103 cm
wide x 179 cm high
£2000 - 3000
448
An oyster walnut and boxwood strung chest in
the William & Mary manner, the top with
medallion decoration and moulded edge over
two short and three long graduated drawers
with brass swan neck handles raised on
bracket feet, 96 cm wide
£1000 - 1500
449
An early 19th Century provincial painted
cricket table, the circular top on three splayed
chamfered supports united by stretchers,
70 cm diameter
£300 - 500
450
An early 19th Century French provincial oak
armoire, the moulded cornice above two
carved and panelled doors enclosing a
hanging space raised on stile supports, 134
cm wide x 189 cm high
£300 - 500
451
A 17th Century oak coffer, the plank top with
cleated ends above a foliate carved frieze and
three foliate medallion carved panels
interspersed by foliate stiles, raised on
moulded stile supports, 126 cm wide x 69 cm
high
£300 - 500
452
A 17th Century oak coffer, the plain three
panelled top with moulded stiles opening to
reveal a candle box over a stylised floral
carved frieze and two matching medallion
decorated panels interspersed by and
supported on moulded and carved stiles,
109 cm wide
£300 - 500
453
A circa 1700 elm coffer, the plain two panelled
top with moulded edge on original ring hinges
opening to reveal a candle box over a plank
front with applied mouldings and bearing
initials "I H", raised on V-cut plank end
supports, 108 cm wide
£300 - 500
454
A 17th Century oak refectory style serving
table, the three plank top with cleated ends
above a foliate carved frieze on turned cup and
cover supports to block feet united by
stretchers, 136 cm wide x 83 cm high
£1500 - 2500
455
A walnut chest in the William & Mary manner,
the quartered top feathered and cross banded
with moulded edge above two short and one
long drawer raised on turned cup and cover
supports united by a shaped stretcher to bun
feet, 94.5 cm wide
£150 - 250
456
A walnut bureau in the early 18th Century
manner, the plain top above a cross banded
sloping fall enclosing a fitted interior with
central cupboard door, pigeon holes and
drawers over four long graduated drawers to
bracket feet, 98 cm wide
£600 - 1000
457
An 18th Century and later walnut and seaweed
marquetry inlaid side table, the medallion
decorated and cross banded top with moulded
edge above a single frieze drawer on ornate
cup and cover supports united by a shaped Xstretcher to bun feet, 76 cm wide
£500 - 800
458
A composite set of eight North Country elm
and oak spindle back rush seat dining chairs in
the 17th Century manner (six plus two carvers)
£300 - 500
459
A mid 20th Century oak extending dining table
by Gordon Russell, the cross banded top over
a moulded frieze on octagonal supports to
waisted feet, bears "Russell of Broadway"
label to underside and Utility "CC" stamp No'd
418-F161, 166 cm x 83 cm max
£200 - 300
460
A pair of Elizabeth II 1952 Coronation chairs
with upholstered back and seat on an oak
frame
£400 - 600
461
A pair of George VI 1937 Coronation chairs
with padded backs and sears on an oak frame
£400 - 600
462
A late 20th Century Vitra Soft Pad Chaise (or
"Billy Wilder Napping Chair") after the original
design by Charles & Ray Eames
£1000 - 1500
463
An oak stool by Robert Thompson The
Mouseman, the shaped top with signature
mouse, raised on four splayed chamfered
supports, together with a circa 1993 brochure
and various leaflets
£200 - 300
464
A 1930's Gordon Russell chestnut coffer, the
plain plank top over a horizontal panelled front
raised on plain plank sides, bears copper
plaque to underside "The Russell Workshops
Ltd Broadway Worcestershire", 91.5 cm wide x
46 cm high (Provenance : Ex Lot 463, Phillips
Bath Auction of the remaining contents of Old
Chapel Field, Kington Langley, Chippenham,
Wiltshire on instructions from the Executors of
the late Heather Tanner, Monday 12th
February 1996. This piece made for Robin &
Heather Tanner by Gordon Russell as a
Wedding present from Cecil Crouch and
detailed in "From Old Chapel Field, Selected
Letters of Robin Tanner", published 1991 by
Impact Books, London, page 20 " ... by the
way, Gordon Russell is making your chest for
the hall after all - a much nicer one than Heal's,
in chestnut, very modern and plain, for not
much more. So I readily let him do it. ...",
together with a hand-drawn image of the piece.
This Lot sold together with a copy of the book
with dust jacket and outer plastic cover, a copy
of the Phillips of Bath receipt, and catalogue
pages.)
£500 - 800
465
A Danish rosewood dining suite including
rounded rectangular table on tapered supports,
210 cm x 110 cm, and eight dining chairs with
upholstered back panels and seats (6 + 2) by
Uldum Mobelfabrik, possibly designed by
Johannes Anderssen - circa 1974-76 (with
CITES Licence No. 532108/01 issued Bristol
23rd January 2015)
£600 - 900
END OF SALE
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particular defect imply the absence of others.
6.
Purchasers should, therefore, satisfy themselves by physical
inspection of lots, before bidding, as to the origin, authenticity,
quality, age, weight, size and general description – as lots are sold in
their actual state with all faults, imperfections or errors of
description. If physical inspection is not possible condition reports
must be reviewed by purchasers in full before bids can be accepted.
7.
Electrical/ mechanical goods are sold on the strict understanding
that these are untested, without warranties or any other guarantees
as to serviceability or working order.
8.
Persons handling lots do so at their own risk and shall make good
all loss or damage howsoever sustained; each estimate of cost to be
assessed by the Auctioneers whose decision shall be final.
9.
In making a bid, Purchasers acknowledge their attention has been
drawn to these Conditions of Sale and that they are satisfied as to
the description and condition of lots.
10. Lots are sold subject to any announcement, declaration, alteration
of description or other matters, made by the Auctioneers prior to
the invitation of bids.
11. At the fall of the hammer, the highest bidder, acceptable to the
Auctioneers, shall be the Purchaser and any dispute shall be settled
by the Auctioneers, whose decision shall be absolute and final. No
lots shall be transferred.
12. The Auctioneers may divide, combine, add or withdraw lots and
make any catalogue alterations without notice or reason; they shall
regulate the advance of bidding, accept or reject (at their absolute
discretion and without justification) and bid on behalf of the
Vendor, where there is a reserve price or at their authorised
discretion.
13. Prospective purchasers must register their name, full address and
credit or debit card details with the Auctioneers before bidding.
They will then be issued with a number card which must be shown
every time they make a successful bid. Upon failure to do so, the
Auctioneers may re-offer the lot at their sole discretion.
14. As Agents only, the Auctioneers shall not be responsible for default
on the part of Vendors or Purchasers. Any resultant deficiency,
together with interest, costs and expenses, shall be made good by the
defaulter, recoverable as and for liquidated damages. This condition
is, however, without prejudice to the right of the Auctioneer, in
appropriate circumstances, to enforce the Sale Contract if they see
fit.
15. The Contract of Sale is made with the Auctioneers, as Agents for the
Vendors and payment shall be made only to them. Notwithstanding
the foregoing, the Auctioneers shall retain a lien on all goods which
shall not pass to the Purchaser until full payment has been received.
16. Client Money : Clients' money is defined as any monies received
and held by a firm that does not solely belong to it, such as sale
proceeds and deposits, auction sale proceeds, etc. The firm closely
follows RICS Regulations on protecting clients' monies and operates
a number of designated client bank accounts specifically for the
depositing of client monies. The current client accounts are
maintained at Lloyds TSB in Cirencester and are not interest
bearing.
17. Unless prior arrangements have been made with the Auctioneers,
cheques in excess of recognised limits will not be accepted from the
Purchasers unknown to them who have not supplied a Bank or
other suitable reference. In all cases, cheques must be supported
with the production of a valid Bank card. Non compliance with this
condition may delay the release of lots, pending the clearance of
cheques.
18. At the fall of the hammer, all lots shall be and remain, in every
respect, at the absolute risk of the Purchaser, including those of fire,
burglary, etc, and damage occasioned to lots by the removal of other
goods.
Purchasers shall pay for and remove lots at their own risk and
expense immediately following the Sale; after 7 days from the sale
date uncollected lots shall be subject to a charge of between £2 and
£10 per day to cover storage, unless prior arrangements have been
made with the Saleroom Manager. The Auctioneers reserve the
right to resell uncollected lots by auction or private treaty or
alternatively, warehouse goods at a Purchaser’s expense. In all
cases, the Auctioneers may act without notice and any incidental
expenses incurred will become a liability to the defaulter. Invoices
not settled within 14 days of the sale will be subject to interest
charged at Lloyds TSB Bank base rate plus 6%.
19. Notwithstanding any other terms in these Conditions of Sale, if
within seven days of a Sale, a Purchaser gives notice in writing to
the Auctioneers, that in his/her opinion a particular lot (this shall
not apply to books or similar printed matter) is a deliberate forgery,
as defined below and within fourteen days after such written notice,
returns lots to the Auctioneers in the same condition as it was at the
time of Sale – and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be
upon the Purchaser- satisfies the Auctioneers that the lot is a
deliberate forgery, then the Auctioneers are authorised to do so and
will rescind the transaction and refund the purchase price received
by them. This benefit is not assignable.
In the context of this guarantee, a ‘deliberate forgery’ means a lot
made with an intention to deceive, when considered in the light of
the catalogue entry and at the date of the Sale had a value
substantially less than it would have had, had it been in
accordance with the description. However, there will be no right
where the description in the catalogue at the time of the Sale was
in accordance with the general opinion of experts or fairly
indicated there to be a conflict of opinion. The Auctioneers
eserve the right in forming their opinion to consult and rely upon
any expert or authority considered by them to by reliable.
20. The Auctioneers are prepared to accept commission bids on behalf
of intending Purchasers unable to attend at the time of Sale,
provided they are completed on the correct bidding form and
received by the Auctioneers by 8.00 pm on View Day. The
Auctioneers regret that any bids left after this time are not
guaranteed to be processed/executed. Telephone bids must be
organised by contacting the Auctioneers directly. As a matter of
policy all bids must be backed by credit/debit card details, unless
the prospective purchaser has received in writing from the
Auctioneers "Approved" or "Regular" buyer status, in which case
the relevant code will be required. If submitting bids by e-mail
please confirm credit/debit cards with the Auctioneers by telephone.
The Auctioneers regret that any bids left without the backing of
credit/debit card details, or an "Approved" or "Regular" buyer
code, will not be processed/executed. The Auctioneers cannot be
held responsible for, nor are they connected with, commission bids
given to Porters.
22. A Buyers Premium of 18% is payable by all Purchasers and is
subject to VAT at the prevailing rate.
23. The auctioneers reserve the right to ask for evidence of identity
before clients complete transactions.
24. Moore Allen & Innocent is a Limited Liability Partnership
registered in England and Wales, No 0C311820. Registered Office
33 Castle Street, Glos. GL7 1QD. A list of members is available at
the registered office. You will be contracting directly with Moore
Allen & Innocent, Limited Liability Partnership (LLP), and not
with any individual Member or employee personally. No Member of
the LLP or any fee earner can accept personal liability for your
work. The legal liability will be the liability of the LLP. Regulated
by R.I.C.S.