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Antiques Saleroom
The Octagon Salerooms, East Reach, Taunton, Somerset TA1 3HL
Tel: 01823 332525.
Fax: 01823 353120.
Email: [email protected]
THURSDAY 5th SEPTEMBER 2013
TO INCLUDE A
SPECIAL SECTION OF PAINTINGS
AT 10.30 AM
ON VIEW:
ST
SATURDAY 31
RD
TUESDAY 3
WEDNESDAY 4
AUGUST 9 AM – 12.30 PM,
SEPTEMBER 9 AM – 5 PM
TH
SEPTEMBER 9 AM – 5 PM
& MORNING OF SALE FROM 8.30 AM
PRINTS
Lot 1
1.
GEORG KELLER (GERMAN 1568-1640)
Venetiae
Engraved Map of Venice, signed in the plate and dated
1607, margins trimmed
20 x 26 cms£50-80
2.
NILLA SIX (SWISS 1932-2006)
Floral Study. Signed and numbered 'XXIII/XXIII'
18 x 61 cms£20-30
3.
A GROUP OF VANITY FAIR 'APE' SPY PRINTS
to include 'GP', 'Lately Whipped', 'A Prophet' 'Of
Newe', 'Roley', 'Sugar Bounties' etc. all framed
(x10)£30-50
4.
A GROUP OF VANITY FAIR 'APE' SPY PRINTS
to include 'Amateur Whip', 'Round the world', 'Roger',
'Prayers', 'Swam the Channel' etc. All framed
(x11)£30-50
5.
MACKENZIE THORPE (b.1956)
High on The Land
Photo Lithograph
Signed and numbered in pencil 15/85
Image size 35 x 51 cms£100-150
Internet: www.gth.net
6.
MACKENZIE THORPE (b.1956)
Out of The Sun
Silk screen. Signed and numbered in pencil 121/300
7.
AFTER PHIL MAY (1864-1903)
Study of an actor
Lithograph. 27 x 17 cms£20-30
8.
J T WILLMORE AFTER J M W TURNER
'Dover;' and 'Hastings' engraved by R Wallis, a pair
Monochrome engravings, with full titles published 1851
Plate sizes 51 x 66 cms£40-60
9.
A pair of 19th Century over painted Prints of
elegant company; a circular Needlework and
Beadwork Embroidery; and a reproduction Print of a
river landscape (4)£20-30
10. EMMANUEL BOWEN
Norfolk. Drawn from Surveys and best Authorities
Printed for I. Hinton at The Kings Arms in Newgate St,
1753. Engraving with hand colouring
19 x 21 cms£30-50
11. NORMAN STEVENS (1937-1988)
The Fox, Knightshayes
Etching with aquatint, artist's proof, signed, titled and
dated 1982 in pencil to the margin
Image size 37 x 52.5 cms£50-80
12. JOAEN BLAEU
'Comitatus Nottinghamiensis', Map of Nottinghamshire
Engraving with hand colouring
49.5 cms x 57 cms£50-80
Lot 13
13. GRAHAM CLILVERD (b. circa 1886)
A Continental riverside town
Etching, signed in pencil
27.5 x 34 cms
Together with another architectural etching, indistinctly
signed and inscribed in the plate possibly 'City Hall
London'. 42 x 21 cms£30-50
14. AFTER WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT
Girls with flags in an interior
Signed in pencil lower right
15. A large group of assorted Prints including two
maps of Cornwall£15-25
16. GEOFF HUNT (b.1948)
Victory Races Temeraire for the Enemy Line, Trafalgar
21st Oct 1805
Reproduction colour print, signed in pencil and
numbered 420/850. Image size 43 x 58£20-40
17. KW BURTON (20th Century)
Langdale Pikes in Westmorland, signed and numbered
375/860£15-20
18. Bacon's New Chart of The World
C.1907, Linen backed, titled to binding£30-50
19. A group of four 18th and 19th Century Maps
comprising: 'A New Map of Nottinghamshire' from
Walpole's New Traveller; 'New Zealand and the
Australia Colonies'; Cornwall; and a German published
Map of Muslim countries (4)£15-25
20. DORSEY POTTER TYSON (AMERICAN 18911969). Spring Rain. Coloured etching. Signed in
pencil and numbered 47/100, titled to the reverse
Provenance: Frost & Reed, London£30-50
21. A group of 19 unframed 19th Century Fashion
Illustrations, mostly titled Les Modes Parisiennes
£20-40
22. AFTER W L WYLIE (1851-1931)
'Nelson's Flag Ship HMS Victory'; 'The Harbour
Mouth'; and 'The Spit Fort in the Solent'.
Colour reproductions, titled in pencil to the margin
Image size 11.5 x 17.5 cms (3)£30-50
24. WILHELM PECH
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln
Etching. Signed in pencil to the margin
Plate size 11.5 x 9.5 cms. £40-60
25. AFTER JOHN SPEED
'Shropshire'. Engraving with hand colouring
38.5 x 51 cms£30-50
26. AFTER FREDERICK REMINGTON
Cavalryman's Breakfast;
After Charles Russell 'Loops and Swift Horses'; and
After Seth Eastman 'Ball Play of the Sioux'
Three reproduction Colour Prints (3)£15-20
27. AFTER ALFRED DE BREANSKI JNR
A set of four reproduction colour prints of mountainous
landscapes, framed to match. 27 x 40 cms£25-40
Lot 28
28. AFTER MONTAGUE DAWSON
The Action between Java and Constitution December
1812, reproduction colour print. 47 x 69 cms£20-40
29. T HAMILTON CRAWFORD
Mezzotint portrait of a lady after the 18th Century
original; and another similar by Arthur Brook£15-25
30. A small group of assorted Prints including a
mezzotint after Meisonnier£10-20
31. Reproduction Print of Children and Donkeys.
Housed in a brass mounted frame. 98 x 58 cms
£15-25
Lot 23
23. PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973)
Exhibition Poster Alex Maguy Galerie, 1962
Lithograph in colours, published by Alex Maguy, Paris
in an edition of 2000
59.5cm x 43cm£100-200
Lot 24
Lot 32
32. BAXTER PRINTS:
'The Reception of Rev'd John Williams at Tanna'; 'A
Mountain Stream', Semi nude female figures in a
jungle setting; another Reception of Rev'd John
Williams at Tanna; and The Massacre of the Lamented
Missionary the Rev'd J Williams, the last two framed as
a pair (4)£40-60
33. FRANK SHORT (1857-1945)
Dawn. Aquatint, signed in pencil to the margin and
titled to a label verso.
Plate size 17 x 35.5 cms£40-60
34. GEORG JAHN (GERMAN 1869-1941)
Profile study of a man. Etching, signed in the plate
and signed and indistinctly titled to the margin
Plate size 33.5 x 27 cms£30-50
Lot 35
35. SAMUEL AND NATHANIEL BUCK
The South View of Cowling Castle; and The North
View Eversham Abbey. Engravings;
Together with a portrait engraving of George Villiers,
Earl of Buckingham; engraving of Queen Elizabeth I as
Patron of Geography and Astronomy from Saxon's
book of Maps; and a Book Plate engraving of Horse
Guards (5). All in matching frames
The first two 19 x 36 cms£40-60
36. TWO BAXTER PRINTS:
'So Nice', a young girl with a bowl of food (trimmed);
and 'Me Warm Now', a boy seated beside an open fire
(2). Each 15 x 10 cms£20-30
37. JAMES WARD AFTER GEORGE MORLAND,
Fisherman. Mezzotint, published 1793 (trimmed); and
After Rev. Peters. Mezzotint, together with a group of
other assorted 19th Century prints and engravings (10)
(Various conditions). £30-50
38. Christopher Saxton, William Hole,
'Glocestriae Comitatus Olim Dobunorum
(Gloucestershire) circa 1637, hand coloured
engraving, 29 x 32 cms (plate size)£50-80
39. AFTER FRANCIS WHEATLEY
A pair of Cries of London Prints.
'New Mackrel New Mackrel''; and
'A New Love Song only Ha penny a piece' (2) £20-30
40. FREDERICK SLOCOMBE
A Yorkshire Lane. Etching/engraving, titled to margin.
63 x 39 cms£20-40
41. AFTER J RIGAUD
View of Paris; and a View of Fontainebleau;
together with an over painted Print of a lady and gent
in a garden; an Edwardian silkwork picture of a house
and garden; and an Oil on Canvas of a Mediterranean
landscape, signed 'C B Fannan '36' (5)£25-40
42. A pair of 19th Century hand coloured
Engravings of Royal Celebrations (2)
26 x 35 cms£15-25
43. LUCAS VAN LEYDEN (DUTCH 1498-1533)
The Musicians
Engraving, dated in the plated 1524
Plate size 11.1 x 7.4 cms
Williams Innes (late James Wyatt) Oxford, label to
reverse£150-200
Lot 43
44. MORTIMER MEMPES (1855-1938)
Country Cottage in the woods
Etching, signed in pencil to the margin
43 x 33 cms£40-60
45. A group of assorted Prints including a pair after
Haigh Wood. £10-20
46. A V PACE
The Bristol Car
Colour reproduction signed by the artist and numbered
164/500. 36 x 45 cms£15-25
WATERCOLOURS
52. H SCHMIDT, CIRCA 1900
Albrecht Durer's House, Nuremberg
Pencil and watercolour, signed lower right,
together with a View of Lac Leman Lausanne, 20th
Century. Watercolour, unsigned. The first 18 x 25.5
cms. £40-60
53. SIR ROBIN DARWIN (1910-1974)
A folly in an extensive landscape
Pen, ink and watercolour. Indistinctly titled, signed and
dated 'Robin Darwin 52', lower left
22 x 29 cms£50-80
Lot 54
54. HARRY FRIER (1849-1919)
Bathpool
Watercolour, en grisaille. Signed and indistinctly dated
1904; 13.5 x 18.5 cms
Provenance: F L Hunt receipt dated 6 Nov 1985 to
reverse£150-250
Lot 55
55. HARRY FRIER (1849-1919)
A Scottish Loch, with cottage and sailing boat
Watercolour, signed and dated 1902
30 x 53 cms£500-700
56. FRED W GARD
A rocky coastline. Watercolour, signed;
Together with H. Reynolds, 'Yes Tor' Dartmoor
Watercolour (2)
The first 44 x 23 cms£20-40
Lot 58
58. An early 19th Century gilt tooled leather Sketch
Book. The frontispiece decorated and initialled 'MB',
Walton Grove 1824, for Maria Blair, later Maria Clark
Wife of William Clark, Capt. Royal Navy (1802-1882).
Containing a large assortment of pencil sketches,
watercolours and silhouettes including floral studies;
costume; Chinese rice paper Paintings; Portrait
Studies; Topographical Views including the 'Temple at
Alla Bhang'; and Bengal; a Study of 'The Thames, East
Indiaman etc, some pages blank, some missing and
others loose£150-250
59. A mid-late 19th Century Sketch/Scrap Book
containing Photographs, Sketches etc also containing
9 loose floral studies by Isabella Cartwright, the book
also inscribed Isabella and dated 1868, together with
two further 19th Century sketch scrapbooks containing
prints and pencil sketches£30-50
60. A Victorian Photograph Scrap Album by Isabella
Mary Louise Cartwright, dated Jan 5 1872.
Containing approximately 38 pages with pasted in
prints or photographs and with hand decorated floral
watercolour borders, most photographs titled and
dated circa 1875. (Binding worn, spine lacking, front
cover detached)£70-100
61. HENRY CHARLES SEPPINGS WRIGHT (18501937). Fishing boats pulling a damaged tall ship to
safety. Pen on paper. Signed lower right
15 x 22 cms£100-200
Lot 57
57. GIOVANNI BARBARO (aka ARTHUR DUDLEY
1864-1915). Portrait study of an Italian girl amongst
orange trees. Watercolour. Signed lower right
24 x 17 cms£80-120
Lot 62
62. HARRY FRIER (1849-1919)
A lakeside Castle in a landscape, possibly Scotland
Watercolour, signed and dated 1917 lower left
24.5 x 40 cms£150-200
Lot 63
63. HARRY FRIER (1849-1919)
Lynmouth
24.5 x 40 cms£150-200
64. 18TH CENTURY SCHOOL
Study of architecture
Pen and ink, inscribed 'No. 13' upper right and later
inscribed in pencil to the mount 'Collection G. L. O. not
in Lugt'
13.5 x 19.5 cms£25-40
65. JEAN ATKINS (20TH CENTURY)
The Yarn Market, Dunster
Pencil and watercolour, signed, titled and dated '60
32 x 42 cms£40-60
66. KITTY M COOK
A pair of local country landscapes.
The Barle at Dulverton and one other untitled,
Watercolour, one signed
27 x 37 cms and 28 x 40 cms (2)£40-60
67. WILLIAM CASLEY (fl 1891-1912)
A Cornish Coastal landscape
Watercolour, signed lower right
10 x 20 cms£20-40
68. ROBERT MALCOLM LLOYD (1859-1907)
Hastings Beach
Watercolour, signed, titled and dated 1896 (?) lower
right
26 x 37 cms£50-80
69. JOHN SHAPLAND (D.1929)
Castle Rock, Lynton
Watercolour, signed lower left
26 x 37 cms£50-80
70. CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
View of Tangier.
Watercolour.
Inscribed "De La Tournieres, Tanger, Sept 1907" lower
left.
10 x 21 1/2 in. (25.5 x 54 cm.)
£40-60
71. J.M. HOSKING
Shipping in calm waters
17.5cm x 35.5cm£25-40
72. CECILY BOYCOTT (20TH CENTURY)
Ploughed fields
Pastel, signed lower right
37 x 54 cms
73. A group of assorted Works and Prints including
a Pencil Study of The Archbishop of Canterbury
crowning King George VI, May 12 1937, signed and
dated 1937 (7)£20-40
74. CHARLES WILLIAM TAYLOR (1878-1960)
The Sands at Worthing
Pencil and Watercolour
Signed lower right, titled to Aldridge Bros, Worthing
gallery label to reverse
22 x 29 cms£50-80
Lot 75
75. EDWARD WESSON (1910-1983)
Suffolk Farmland, Stradrocke
Watercolour. Signed lower right, titled to a label on the
reverse. 33 x 50 cms £150-200
Lot 76
76. PETER IDEN (1945-2012)
Porchester Village Hants; another Street scene; and
Tudor Buildings 'Pavement' York (3)
The first two pencil and watercolour, the last pencil
All signed and dated 1969, 1970 and 1972 respectively
The first 14 x 17 cms. £50-80
77. PETER IDEN (1945-2012)
River Avon near Bury
Oil on board. Signed and dated '96 lower left and titled
to the artist's label on reverse
18 x 25.5 cms£50-80
78. ORIENTALIST SCHOOL, EARLY 20TH
CENTURY
View of an Eastern Mediterranean City, probably
Istanbul; and a View of a town with palm trees
Gouache. The latter indistinctly signed
Both 9.5 x 14 cms£30-50
79. W CHAPMAN
(Late 19th Century)
Study of a Victorian house
Pencil and Watercolour heightened with white
Signed and dated 1892 (?) lower right£30-50
80. 20th Century School.
Fishing Boats in a port.
Watercolour and ink. 32 x 45 cm£30-50
81. No Lot
82. No Lot
83. No Lot
84. No Lot
85. ISAAC COOKE (1846-1922)
Great Gable from Westdale Head
Pencil and Watercolour
Signed lower right, titled to the artist's label on the
reverse. 35 x 53 cms£100-150
Lot 86
86. ATTRIBUTED TO HARRY FRIER (1849-1919)
The George Inn, Northtown, Taunton
Watercolour, apparently unsigned
Cut down. 16 x 20.5 cms. £80-120
87. W R HAWKINS, IN THE MANNER OF HARRY
FRIER
St Margaret's Almshouses, formerly the Leper
Hospital, Taunton
Watercolour, signed and dated 1909 lower right
17 x 26 cms£50-80
Lot 88
88. ATTRIBUTED TO HARRY FRIER (1849-1919)
French Weir, Taunton. Pencil and Watercolour,
unsigned. 21 x 36 cms£100-150
89. ENGLISH SCHOOL, LATE 19TH CENTURY
A Gypsy Caravan in an extensive landscape
Watercolour, unsigned. 39 x 55 cms£30-50
90. WOLFGANG CRAIG-HAINISCH (EARLY/MID
20TH CENTURY)
Portrait of a Lady, head and shoulders, in a blue dress
and fur coat with pearl necklace and earrings.
Pastel, signed lower right
60 x 49 cms£100-200
91. ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY
Portrait of a Lady, small half length, seated, in a blue
dress holding sheet music on a table; and; Portrait of a
Lady in a yellow dress, seated, knitting.
Both apparently unsigned
Pencil and watercolour, oval, 19.5 x 14.5 cms£60-80
Lot 92
92. LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL
Portrait of a lady and portrait of a gentleman.
A pair
Watercolour on opaque glass panel, framed as oval.
Image sizes 26 x 21 cms£150-250
93. ARTHUR ROYCE BRADBURY (1892-1977).
The Clipper 'Thermopylae' Launched 19th august
1868. Pencil and Gouache
Signed and dated '31' lower right, and titled to the
mount. 29 x 37 cms£60-80
Lot 94
94. THOMAS BUSH HARDY (1842-1897)
'Old Boulogne', Shipping in choppy waters off a
harbour wall
Pencil and Watercolour. Signed 'T. B. Hardy' lower left
and titled to a Thomas Bush Hardy exhibition label on
the reverse. 34 x 50 cms£200-300
102. W RAFFLES;
Cornish beach landscape
Pencil and watercolour
Siogned lower left and inscribed with title to label
verso£20-30
103. Portrait study of two young girls.
Unsigned, pencil and watercolour
54 x 46 cms£20-40
104. ABRAHAM HULK JNR (1851-1922)
A set of six country landscapes in two frames
Each signed, the frame also including a handwritten
label by the artist confirming authorship
The largest 24 x 17 cms£40-60
Lot 95
95. THOMAS BUSH HARDY (1842-1897)
Dutch Trawlers in the North Sea
Pencil and Watercolour. Signed and dated 1895, and
titled lower left. 33 x 51 cms£200-300
96. E H MARTEN (fl 1886 - 1910)
'Carnedd Dafydd Llyn Idwal, N. Wales'
Pencil and Watercolour, signed lower right and titled to
the mount£80-120
97. ATTRIBUTED TO JACOB MARIS (1837-1899)
A snow covered wooded landscape with a figure
approaching a cottage
Pencil and watercolour and bodycolour on paper
Signed 'J Maris' lower left. 16.5 x 14cm£100-150
Lot 98
98. GEORGE CATTERMOLE (1800-1868)
'The Outlaw'
Pencil and watercolour en grisaille
Signed lower left. 17.5 x 24.5 cms£60-80
99. ELLEN GENN (19TH CENTURY)
Study of Chrysanthemums in a blue and white bowl
Signed and dated 'E. Genn, 1876' lower right
20 x 30 cms£30-50
100. H CAVANAGH
St Mary The Virgin, North Petherton
Pencil, signed and titled. 37 x 44.5 cms£20-30
101. B. DE VERE WELCHMAN
The Old Quarry, A Spring Morning
Watercolour, signed and titled verso; together with
three further watercolours comprising: a view of
Venice; a country landscape, signed with monogram
CN; and a river landscape, possible Westminster from
the Thames (4)
The first 15 x 25 cm£30-40
Lot 105
105. FOLLOWER OF HENRY PILLEAU (1813-1899)
Venetian Carpet Boats
Watercolour, bears monogram HP lower left and
inscribed attribution verso; together with an Italianate
landscape with figures passing beneath an arch,
inscribed to reverse "Painted by Frances Elizabeth
Lewis 1854" (2). The first 24cm x 34cm£40-60
106. NEVILLE P ARNOLD (20th Century)
Kewstoke Church, Somerset
Gouache, signed lower left. 30cm x 40cm£20-30
107. STEPHEN JOHN BATCHELDER (1849-1932)
Early Morning, Martham Broad
Watercolour. Signed lower right and titled to a label
verso. 13 x 24.5 cms£50-80
108. J W TUCKER
'The Castle Holy Island'
Watercolour and body colour, 25 x 35 cm
and
JOYCE JOHNSON
'Gathering Storm'
Watercolour, 23 x 33 cm (2)£20-40
109. GROVER? LATE 19TH CENTURY
Continental lake landscape
Watercolour signed and dated 1890;
Together with a mid 20th Century Watercolour of a
rural town street scene.
First 17 x 34 cms£20-40
110. J A JAMESON (early 20th Century)
On the Cornish coast
Gouache, signed and titled
18.5 x 54 cms£40-60
111. JOHN GUTTERIDGE SYKES (1866-1941)
A Crabber anchored off Newlyn
Pencil and watercolour, signed L.L., titled verso
20 x 13 cms (glass to frame lacking)
£50-70
112. J JAMESON
Loch Ness
Gouache, signed and titled and titled verso
23.5 x 33 cms£30-50
113. CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY
An Alpine landscape with figures on a track
24 x 35 cms£20-40
114. H W HICKS
Dartmoor
Watercolour with scratching out. Signed
18 x 27.5 cms£25-35
115. WARWICK GOBLE (1862-1943)
A mountain stream. Pencil and watercolour, signed
lower right. 22.5 x 33 cms£60-80
116. A SINCLAIR, EARLY 20TH CENTURY
A river landscape with church beyond
Watercolour, signed 'A. Sinclair RBCS' lower right
22.5 x 31 cms£30-50
117. W. SANDS (THOMAS HENRY VICTOR)
A Coastal landscape, probably Cornwall
Watercolour, signed lower right. 23 x 50 cms
Mevagissey Gallery label verso. £30-50
Lot 118
118. FRANK HOLME
A Dartmoor landscape, gouache, signed; and
D H Dyer, a further Dartmoor landscape, signed
(lacking glass). The first 37 x 44 cms (2)£40-60
119. SOPHIE D'OUSELEY MEREDITH (1851-1932)
Interior of Gloucester Cathedral
Watercolour, signed lower right and titled to the artist's
label verso. 52 x 29 cms£30-50
120. HENRY H. BINGLEY (fl (1927-1933)
Seascape with chopping waters off rocks
Watercolour, signed lower left. 23.5 x 52.5 cms£40-60
121. REGINALD D. SHERRIN (1891-1971)
An Exmoor or Dartmoor landscape
Gouache signed lower right. 38 x 54 cms£40-60
Lot 122
122. LENNARD LEWIS (1826-1913)
Coastal landscapes, a pair, with fishing boats and
figures on a beach. Each signed and dated "(19) '00"
24 x 53 cms, pencil and watercolour (2)£100-150
123. ENGLISH SCHOOL, EARLY 19TH CENTURY
Study of a male and female figure in a country setting
Watercolour in feigned oval, inscribed to the reverse
with a verse, dated 1806 and inscribed
H Nicholson£30-50
Hastings
Pencil and watercolour. Signed with initials 'GFK' and
dated 1889. 23 x 42 cms£30-50
Lot 125
125. REGINALD DANIEL SHERRIN (1891-1971)
An Exmoor landscape. Watercolour and Gouache
38 x 56 cms£100-150
126. A MATTHEWS
The Anxious Mother
Pencil and watercolour. Signed and dated 1904 lower
right and titled to the mount. 22cm x 29cm£50-80
127. B FOWLER (British, Late 19th Century)
On the River Bure, Norfolk; On the River Yare, Norfolk;
and In the Lledr Valley, N. Wales (3)
Watercolours, each signed lower right and titled to the
mount, framed to match. 24cm x 36cm£6-80
128. LATE 19TH CENTURY SCHOOL
Figures before an extensive Alpine landscape with
Mont Blanc in the distance
Watercolour, 22cm x 32cm. Attribution to Thomas
Miles Richardson. Verso£40-60
129. HENRY HUGHES RICHARDSON
Stratford on Avon, Evening
Watercolour, signed and titled; together with KG
Cotton, Cottage by the Sea, watercolour; and a pen
study of a riverside cottage (3)
The first 22cm x 33cm£25-40
130. DONALD GRAHAMS
Golden Autumn, Windermere
Watercolour, signed lower left and titled lower right
27 x 68 cms£30-50
131. Frank Saltfleet
A Faggot gatherer in a wooded landscape
Watercolour£60-80
Study of a butterfly and a flowering branch
Indistinctly inscribed 'by Isabella __?__, 1794; together
with a Chinese Rice Paper painting of Butterflies and
insects (damages)
The first 17.5 x 16 cms£30-50
133. B. DE VERE WELCHMAN
Country landscape with stream
Watercolour, signed lower left
27 x 36 cms£15-25
134. J J FOSTER (LATE 19TH CENTURY ?)
Continental costume studies, a pair
Watercolour and bodycolour
Each signed lower right. 37 x 45 cms£50-70
135. G BERGONZONI
Studies of rural dwellings, a pair
Pencil and watercolour, signed and dated '43
27 x 37 cms (2)£20-40
136. SANDY LINES (b.1922)
Down to Porlock Bay
Pencil and watercolour, signed lower right
titled verso. 16cm x 25cm£30-50
Lot 144
145. HARRY FRIER (1849-1919)
'On the Lyd near Okehampton'
Watercolour
Signed and dated 1907. 25 x 35 cms£250-350
146. CLAUDE HULK
Country landscape
Signed lower left. 20 x 27 cms£20-40
OILS
Lot 137
137. FREDERICK JOHN WIDGERY (1861-1942)
Porlock Hill from Dunkery Beacon
Gouache, signed lower left
18cm x 27.5cm£120-180
138. ENGLISH SCHOOL
Early 20th Century. Exmoor Landscape
Watercolour signed with initials "CEC" and dated 1908
34cm x 49cm£30-50
139. A HIRST
'A Sou'Wester'
Watercolour. Signed, titled and dated 1905
48 x 36 cms£25-40
140. ENGLISH SCHOOL. MID 19TH CENTURY
Study of a family group of children in a wooded
landscape. Pencil and watercolour
30 x 37 cms£50-80
141. MARION RHODES (20TH CENTURY)
The small Greenhouse
Pen and watercolour. Signed lower left, titled to
reverse. 46 x 34 cms£50-80
Godshill, New Forest
Watercolour, titled and indistinctly signed; together
with a mid/late 20th Century Watercolour of a farmyard
(2).
The first 24 x 13.5 cms£20-40
143. MAURICE CLARKE
The "Bonawe" loading China Clay at Poole
Signed 1.r titled to reverse
31cm x 50cm£40-60
144. HARRY FRIER (1849-1919)
The Tone Bridge, Taunton
Watercolour. Signed lower right.
17 x 26 cms£150-250
Lot 152
152. ENGLISH PROVINCIAL SCHOOL, 19TH
CENTURY
Portrait of a Gentleman, head and shoulders, in a
black coat and striped waistcoat
Oil on Canvas. 41 x 34 cms£80-120
Lot 153
153. SIR JAMES LAWTON WINGATE PRSA (18461924)
The Moor at Machrie
Oil on Canvas, signed lower right and titled to slip
36 x 51 cms£500-800
154. A 19th Century wool Tapestry Panel of religious
subject manner, housed in a good quality heavy oak
frame. 96 x 81 cms overall£40-60
Lot 155
155. GEORGE MOOR, ENGLISH NAIVE SCHOOL,
19TH CENTURY
'Bydown, Swimbridge, Devon'. A country house in a
parkland setting with deer. Oil on canvas, later laid on
board. Inscribed to a label verso with location and
artist's family details. 51 x 70 cms£100-150
156. H BROOME
Still life, study of apples, pears, grapes and plums
Oil on canvas, signed lower right, in a period gilt frame
22 x 44 cms£60-80
157. M S WHATLEY
A water mill
Oil on canvas, signed lower right; together with a pair
of Gouache river landscapes by Ronald Ray (3)
A figure on a river crossing, a church on the bank and
a village beyond
Oil on canvas. 30 x 35 cms£50-80
Lot 159
159. ENGLISH PROVINCIAL SCHOOL, 19TH
CENTURY
'Statton Hill, South Molton, with Gunsdown Villas to the
left
Oil on canvas, inscribed with location to the reverse
36 x 53 cms, tear to canvas£60-80
160. BRITISH SCHOOL, LATE 20TH CENTURY
'Passage'; and 'Before the Gates;.
Oils on canvas
Both indistinctly signed lower right and titled to the
reverse. 78 x 45 cms and 55 x 42 cms£100-150
161. GERMAN/AUSTRIAN SCHOOL, LATE
19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY
Study of a girl in traditional costume
Oil on board
Indistinctly inscribed to the reverse. 17 x 14 cms
£50-80
162. W NORTON
An elegant couple playing music, in an interior
Oil on panel, signed lower left
31 x 20 cms£40-80
An Alpine Chalet
Oil on canvas, indistinctly signed. 47 x 70 cms£20-40
Lot 164
A town river landscape with a rowing boat passing
beneath a bridge. Oil on canvas. 64 x 76 cms£50-80
165. H HOUGHEN
'Sheepen Bridge, Colchester', a lady and her dog
resting on a bridge. Oil on canvas, relined, signed
lower centre, later inscribed to reverse, unframed
20.5 x 31 cms£20-30
Lot 166
166. S. SINCLAIR (19TH/20TH CENTURY)
A river crossing with boats and a female figure waiting
Watercolour, signed lower right. 25 x 35 cms£40-60
167. No Lot.
168. No Lot
169. FOLLOWER OF JAN VAN KESSEL (16261679)
Still life of tulips and other flowers in a glass roemer
with butterflies, a beetle and a dragonfly
Oil on panel. 23cm x 18cm
Provenance: With Leger Galleries, Bond Street,
London £150-250
170. ENGLISH SCHOOL, circa 1900
Study of cattle in a country landscape
Oil on board. 27cm x 47cm£60-80
Lot 171
171. ATTRIBUTED TO BERNARD MENINSKY
(1891-1950)
Portrait Study of a lady in a green dress
Oil on canvas
Signed and indistinctly dated upper right
50.5 x 40.5 cms, possibly cut down.
Image continues onto canvas overlap.
Affixed to the reverse a photograph of a sketch from
Henry Dixon & Son, Albany St, of possibly the same
sitter.
Provenance: John Harold Wood and by family
descent£800-1200
Portrait of a young girl in a white blouse
Oil on canvas. 41 x 31 cms£100-200
Lot 173
173. JOHN F RENNIE
Figures on a beach at sunset
Watercolour
Signed lower right. 30 x 48 cms£60-80
174. FRENCH/DUTCH SCHOOL, LATE 19TH
CENTURY
Study of two female figures in a country landscape
Oil on board
Signed with initials 'CHT' and dated 1893
22 x 14.5 cms£30-50
Lot 175
175. JAN HARM WEYNS (Dutch)
Dutch girl at a cottage window
Oil on Canvas
Signed lower right£150-200
176. Manner of Louis Wain (1860-1939)
Study of two cats bathing
Watercolour. Bears signature and date '09 lower right
42 x 37cm£50-80
177. FOLLOWER OF GEORGE MORLAND
A Gloucester Old Spot Sow and her piglets before a
thatched sty
Oil on canvas, indistinct faded signature lower left
24 x 31 cms. £100-150
178. FOLLOWER OF CLAUDE JOSEPH VERNET
(1714-1789)
A moonlit coastal landscape of miniature proportions,
with figures and fisherman in the foreground and boats
on a calm sea beyond.
Oil on canvas laid on board, framed behind glass
5 x 8.5 cms (2 x 3.25 inches)£150-200
179. FOLLOWER OF THOMAS LUNY (1759-1837)
A shipwreck in stormy seas with lighthouse
Oil on Canvas
Bears signature and date 1823 lower left
52cm x 96cm£60-80
180. MURIEL G LEIGH (20TH CENTURY)
'Snow in Somerset'
Oil on board, signed lower left
24 x 32 cm£30-50
181. No Lot.
182. No Lot
183. NAIVE MARITIME SCHOOL
Study of Cecile, a French Naval Cruiser, inscribed and
dated 'Le Havre '09'
Oil on panel. 10.5 x 15 cms£50-80
A family group on a country path, a church spire in the
distance
Oil on board. 14 x 11.5 cms£30-50
Lot 185
185. ATTRIBUTED TO EDWARD LADELL (18211886)
Still Life of a pheasant, blue and white Chinese jar, half
peeled lemon and a plum, on a ledge and a landscape
beyond
Oil on canvas, with circular gilt slip
Signed with monogram lower right£2000-3000
186. Richard Andre (William Roger Snow) 18341907
The Village Cobbler
Oil on Canvas, signed with initials and date '03, titled
to label verso. 19 x 19 cm
William Roger Snow (1834-1907) was a prolific
illustrator of mainly children's books in the latter half of
the 19th Century, painting under two pseudonyms
'Clifford Merton' and 'Richard Andre', in his career he
illustrated over 100 books including many by Juliana
Ewing. £200-300
Lot 187
A Gentleman seated in a tavern interior; and a lady
preparing foot in a kitchen.
A pair
Oil on copper
Both indistinctly signed 'J Rickauld';
20.5 x 17 cms (2)£100-200
188. HEINRICK CLOETE (SOUTH AFRICAN 20TH
CENTURY)
A South African landscape
Signed and dated '68.
Oil on board;
Together with three other Oils of African subject matter
by different hands, all late 20th Century (4).
189. EDDIE WOLFRAM (b 1940)
'His Masters Voice'
Oil on canvas
Signed lower right, inscribed, titled and dated verso
"5/73"
122 x 122 cms£70-100
190. EDDIE WOLFRAM (b 1940)
Before the Serpent
Oil on canvas, unframed
Inscribed, titled and dated to the reverse '1/86'
152 x 122 cms£70-100
Lot 191
191. DUTCH SCHOOL, LATE 19TH CENTURY
A river landscape with boats and windmills
Oil on board, unsigned
30 x 43 cms£80-120
192. ALEJANDRO REINO (Spanish, 20th Century)
"Ninfa"
Oil on canvas. Signed lower right, inscribed, titled and
dated "'Ninfa' Alejandro Reino, Duque de Sesto, 38
Madrid, 1963" to the reverse
70cm x 100cm£100-150
193. 20th Century gilt gesso moulded Picture Frame,
to fit painting size 24 x30in£30-40
194. Scandanavian School
Winter Landscape. Oil on Canvas
Lot 195
195. ALEXANDER CARRUTHERS GOULD (18701948)
'A Salmon Pool on the Lym, N. Devon'
Oil on canvas, signed lower right and inscribed to the
reverse. 36 x 51 cms£100-150
Lot 196
196. AFTER LEMUEL FRANCIS ???;
Portrait of Admiral Lord Nelson
Oil on copper of Napoleon after Delaroche, also
indistinctly signed, oil on copper
19 x 14 cms and 17 x 13 cms £100-150
197. ERN BIVEN (20TH CENTURY)
An extensive country landscape with figures on a
track; and a river landscape, a pair. Oil on canvas,
each signed lower right. 31 x 46 cms (2)£60-80
198. ELIO VITALI (20TH CENTURY)
Clown. Oil on canvas. Signed lower left, inscribed to
the reverse. 70 x 50 cms£80-120
Lot 199
199. JANET MAGGS (20TH CENTURY)
Hanging baskets outside a shop window
Oil on board, signed lower right and inscribed verso
60 x 65 cms£50-80
Abstract figural study. Oil on canvas, unsigned
102 x 76 cms£70-100
A country landscape with Glastonbury Tor in the
distance. Oil on canvas. 50 x 45 cms. £50-80
202. FOLLOWER OF GEORGE MEARS (active
1866-1895)
A three masted ship at the mouth of a harbour, a
paddle steamer and other shipping beyond
Oil on canvas, bears signature 'G Mears' lower left,
inscribed in pencil verse 'OFF THE TYNE'. 20.5 x 33
cms£50-80
203. CONTINENTAL SCHOOL
A pretty lady in a white dress, seated in an interior
Oil on board. 40 x 30 cms£40-60
Lot 204
Cattle watering in a river landscape
Oil on canvas, relined. Indistinctly signed lower left
51 x 41 cms£60-80
205. BECKER, LATE 19TH CENTURY
Portrait of a cavalier, full length with a musket
Oil on canvas, signed lower left. 75 x 49 cms£70-100
Lot 206
206. TERRICK WILLIAMS RA, ROI, (1860-1937)
A Continental flower market
Oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1903 lower left,
partial 'Society of Oil Painters, Piccadilly' label to
reverse. 37 x 54 cm£800-1200
207. F. E. JAMIESON
'Old Road Glencoe'; and 'Falls of Brora, Scotland' (2)
Oil on canvas
Both signed lower left and titled to the reverse
40.5 x 61 cms£120-180
Lot 208
208. F E JAMIESON
A Scottish loch landscape
Oil on canvas. Signed lower right and indistinctly titled
to the reverse 'Loch Ratrae'; 40.5 x 61 cms£80-120
209. S GURNEY
Cement Mixer
Oil on board, inscribed to the reverse; together with
another by the same hand of Weeping Willows; a
Collage by Anne Knowles of an interior; and a
reproduction print after Picasso (4). The first 32 x 43
cms£30-40
Pair of extensive mountainous landscapes
Oil on board (2) 20 x 30 cms£20-40
211. ALLIN BRAUND (1915-2004)
Blue Interval
Oil on board. Signed lower right, titled and dated 2001
to the reverse. 61 x 76 cms. £70-100
212. ROBIN BROOKS (b.1943)
A three masted ship off a coastline, suggested to be
HMS Beagle off the Galapagos
Oil on Canvas. Signed lower left
51 x 76 cms£150-250
213. BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURY
Abstract landscape
Oil on canvas, possibly signed with initials NB lower
left. 76 x 102 cms£50-80
Lot 214
214. ENGLISH SCHOOL, CIRCA 1800
Portrait of a lady, half length, seated in a brown dress,
before a green draped curtain, an opened letter and
inkwell with quill at her side, a landscape beyond.
Oil on canvas, 230 x 24 in (76 x 61 cms).
Bears signature and inscription 'James
Millar/Birmingham, Piaxit 180?'(relined and with over
painting)£200-300
215. E CRAKER
Country landscape with a shepherd and his flock
before a cottage. Oil on board, signed lower left.
23cm x 32cm£20-40
216. JOHN BATES NOEL
Boys fishing in a river landscape. Oil on canvas,
signed lower right. 31cm x 46cm£200-300
217. JACK FIELDHOUSE (20TH CENTURY)
Will's Neck, Quantock Hills
Oil on board. Signed and dated (19)84
49 x 60 cms£50-80
218. Scottish School, late 19th Century
Craigmillar Castle, Edinburgh
219. DEREK ASHLEY (LATE 20TH CENTURY)
Study of Strawberries and a butterfly
Oil on canvas, signed, titled and dated 1986 verso
41 x 56 cms£50-80
Lot 220
220. W E Pettingale
Peak District? Landscape. Oil on Canvas£250-350
221. A N SHEPPARD
Still Life and another Oil of a Beach Scene
£30-50
222. R W ROGERSON (LATE 19TH CENTURY)
'The Stepping Stones, Betws-y-Coed, North Wales'
Oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1893 lower right
36 x 66 cms£150-250
Lot 223
223. W PERRY COOPER
'Quiet Waters'
Oil on canvas, inscribed and titled to reverse
41 x 26 cms£80-120
224. CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, PROBABLY LATE
19TH CENTURY
The Virgin Mary, in a feigned oval; and another of a
male figure, possibly Joseph (2)
Oil on panel. 16 x 14 cms£50-80
225. S Y JOHNSON
A Fisherman in a Scottish landscape;
and A Mallard in a river landscape, a pair
Oils on canvas. Signed and dated 1907
60 x 30 cms (the letter with damages)£20-40
239. A good quality 19th Century Cameo.
Depicting probably Diana, head and shoulders in
profile with a quiver of arrows, in an elaborate 'C' scroll
and beaded frame. 5 cms long£80-120
240. A Continental silver, enamel and seed pearl
open face Pocket Watch with brooch fitting.
The blue enamel back highlighted in gilt with fleur de
lys motifs, the brooch fitting modelled as a fleur de lys,
contained in a red leather fitted case£200-300
JEWELLERY AND WATCHES
Lot 241
241. A pair of Arts and Crafts gem set Dress Clips
attributed to Dorrie Nossiter, silver frames, with gold
bead highlights. Each 3.3 cms long£300-500
235. A 9ct gold Omega Gentleman's Manuel wind
Wristwatch.
The champagne dial with batton and Arabic quarter
markers, subsidiary seconds dial, in original Omega
leather box, associated leather strap, movement
signed and numbered "12995153"£250-350
236. Tiffany & Co. An 18ct gold multi-gem set
'DEAREST' Ring.
Collet set with diamond, emeralds, amethyst, ruby etc,
the stones ranging between approx 0.18 ct and 0.38
ct, stamped 'T & Co', '750' and import mark£600-800
237. A slim Continental silver Half Hunter Pocket
Watch.
15 Jewel Swiss movement, white enamel dial with
subsidiary seconds dial£30-50
238. A Military Issue base metal Pocket Watch, the
dial signed W. Ehrhardt, London, case and movement
marked D38154; together with another with Swiss
movement, faintly marked to reverse 45478 (2)£40-60
Lot 239
242. A pair of Arts and Crafts gem set Dress Clips
attributed to Dorrie Nossiter.
With vine leaf and bead detail, silver frames, one later
converted with brooch fitting. 3.8 cms wide£300-500
243. A large assortment of Costume Jewellery,
Necklaces etc; various silver and EPNS Dressing
Table items and others£20-40
244. A 9ct gold Pendant modelled as an Elephant (3
gr)£30-50
245. A group of Brooches comprising a small
diamond Bar Brooch; an early 19th Century enamel
Brooch; a 9ct hardstone Cameo Brooch; and a 9ct Bar
Brooch set with a single pink stone (4)£80-120
246. A group of Bracelets and Chains comprising a
9ct gold Bangle; two silver Albert Chains; two Coin
Bracelets; and a 9ct gold Cross Pendant. The Bangle
approx 5 gr£50-80
247. An 18ct white gold and red stone Ring£70-100
248. A group of 18 Ladies Brooches; a Buckle and
two Pendants£30-50
249. An Egyptian/Art Deco Shawl with silver foil
geometric decoration on a dark blue ground£50-80
250. An early 20th Century beadwork Purse;
together with a Costume Brooch£15-20
251. A group of 11 various Ladies and Gents vintage
Watches including Tissot; Universal Geneve; Avia;
Butex etc, one 9ct gold cased Ladies example£50-80
252. An 18ct gold and platinum small diamond set
Ring; together with two further 9ct gold Rings; and a
modern plated Ring (4)£60-80
253. An 18ct gold diamond and sapphire 5-stone
Ring; together with another diamond set Ring of fan
design (2)£60-80
254. An 18ct white gold diamond line bracelet.
Claw set with 56 round cut stones
16.5 cms long£250-350
255. A 9ct white gold line bracelet.
Set with 29 round cut stones, claw set in illusion
surrounds, 18 cms long£120-180
Lot 256
256. A Gentleman's gold plated Omega Seamaster
Automatic Calendar Wristwatch. Circa 1960, inscription
to reverse£220-280
257. A small assortment of ladies silver and other
modern Jewellery£10-20
258. A 9ct gold and bloodstone Signet Ring£50-80
Lot 259
259. A George Jensen silver Ring.
Set to the centre with a single turquoise coloured stone
believed to be Amazonite, in a foliate surround£70-100
260. A 9ct gold Ring set with a Half Sovereign
1937£80-120
Lot 261
261. A platinum and diamond single stone Ring.
The central brilliant cut stone weighing approx 0.87 ct
with diamond set shoulders. (Visible inclusions)£300500
Lott 262
262. A diamond single stone Ring.
Claw set with a brilliant cut stone weighing approx 0.92
ct with rose cut diamond set shoulders, unmarked
band, tests platinum (visible inclusions)£300-500
263. An 18ct gold and diamond three stone Ring.
Claw set with a central old brilliant cut stone, approx
0.42 ct, flanked by two further diamonds weighing
approx 0.25 ct each, band stamped '18ct'£250-350
264. An 18ct gold and platinum diamond three-stone
crossover type Ring£80-120
265. Omega. A ladies 9ct gold Bracelet Wristwatch.
The gilt dial with baton markers, tiger's eye winder,
textured 9ct gold bracelet£200-300
266. An 18ct gold Helvetia Ladies Wristwatch, no
strap; together with a 9ct gold Oriosa Ladies
Wristwatch with rolled gold strap (2)£40-60
267. A 9ct gold graduated Chain, with a George III
Half Guinea dependent, gross weight approx 17
gr£200-250
268. A 9ct gold outer cased Pocket Watch, with gilt
dial, one hand and glass lacking£60-80
269. A gold Half Sovereign, 1913£70-90
270. An 18ct gold Wedding Band; together with a
large 9ct gold Wedding Band approx 1 gr and 3 gr
respectively£40-60
Lot 271
271. A large and heavy 9ct gold Bracelet, approx 50
gr£400-500
272. A 9ct gold Albert Chain (a/f); together with a 9ct
gold Charm Bracelet, gross weight approx 17 gr£140180
273. A 9ct gold Pendant, approx 8 gr£60-80
274. A small mixed group of Jewellery including a
silver Charm Bracelet; silver Ingot Pendant etc£25-40
275. A Cluster Ring, set with a central red stone
within a surround of white stones, gold coloured mount
unmarked£70-100
276. An aquamarine and diamond three-stone Ring.
The central oval cut aquamarine flanked by two
brilliant cut diamonds approx 0.3 ct each, claw set in
white gold£500-700
Lot 276
277. A 9ct gold Albert Chain with central T-bar and a
1797 Spade Half Guinea dependent, gross weight
approx 42 gr. 38 cms long£380-450
278. An 18ct gold Albert chain, with T-bar, approx 34
gr, 35 cms long£500-600
279. A 9ct gold Medal, suspended on a length of
multi link Chain. Gross weight approx 28 gr. 18.5 cms
long£200-300
280. A Ladies 9ct gold Omega Wristwatch with 9ct
gold bracelet strap.
The square dial with baton markers, signed to dial,
movement and case, with 17 jewel movement, case
hallmarked for London 1964£250-350
Lot 281
281. A gold Sovereign, 1957, in an unmarked gold
coloured mount and on 9ct Chain. Gross weight
approx 14 gr£180-220
Lot 282
282. A pretty Edwardian 15ct gold Brooch of
quatrefoil design, set in Suffragette colours, 3 cms
wide£120-180
283. A small group of assorted Jewellery including
two gold and diamond set Rings, a Victorian Orb form
Fob, stamped '10'; two Victorian Brooches; a gold and
amethyst coloured stone Pendant; a pair of 9ct and
amethyst coloured stone Ear Studs£50-80
SILVER AND SILVER PLATE
289. An American silver swing-handled Sugar
Basket. Mark of Gorham, Mfg Co., circa 1900.
With engraved foliate band, the similarly decorated
handle engraved with initials, blue glass liner.
11 cms diameter, 3 oz (99 gr)£30-50
290. A 19th Century German silver mounted and
electroplate Toddy Ladle marked with letter 'B' and '12'
standard only. Turned ebony handle with acorn finial
and bifurcated foliate terminal to bowl, the rim with
gadroon border and an oval reserve engraved with
initials, gilt interior. 34.5 cms long£30-50
291. A silver part Dressing Table Set comprising two
Brushes and a Mirror, Birmingham 1931; together with
an electroplated Soup Ladle and Toast Rack; and a
mahogany Cutlery Box (6)£30-40
292. A silver Cream Jug. Unattributed marks,
possibly Danish; 11 cms high, 3.5 oz (113 gr). Many
dings and knocks£30-50
Lot 293
293. A Chinese Export silver bowl
Mark of Wang Hing & Co, late 19th/early 20th Century
Chased with a continuous scene of figures at various
activities in a mountainous landscape, on circular collet
foot. 12 cms diameter, 5.5 oz (182 gr). £100-200
294. A set of six Victorian silver fiddle pattern
Teaspoons. Mark of John Stone, Exeter, 1841
Together with one other, Josiah Williams & Co, Exeter,
1878 (7). 3.5 oz (114 gr)£30-50
295. A pair of early Victorian silver fiddle pattern
Tablespoons. Mark of Charles Boyton, London 1838
Together with two further fiddle pattern Spoons,
London 1824 and 1838 (4). 5 oz (166 gr)£40-60
296. A set of six Art Deco silver and enamel Coffee
Spoons. Mark of Cooper Bros & Sons, Sheffield 1939
2 oz (63 gr)£25-40
297. A silver Dressing Table Brush and Mirror
Birmingham 1919. Together with a cased set of WMF
electroplated Fish Servers£20-40
298. A pair of electroplated Candlesticks, with flame
finial covers. 22 cms high£20-40
299. A Victorian silver Butter Dish with opaque glass
base. Mark of William Gough, Birmingham 1852.
Circular with pierced sides, a crest engraved reserve to
either side, twin cow's head drop ring handles and on
four foliate bracket feet with an associated cut glass
cover. 15.5 cms diameter, approx 9 oz (278 gr)£100150
300. An electroplated three bottle Decanter Stand
(one decanter with chip to rim); and an electroplated
six bottle Cruet£30-50
301. An engine turned silver Cigarette case,
Birmingham 1931; together with an Edwardian silver
Vesta Case, 1903; various novelty Buttons; and a
silver folding Button Hook and Knife
Weighable silver, 3oz (98gr)£40-60
302. An electroplated three-piece Tea Service of
Georgian style, mark of James Dixon & Sons.
Half fluted on ball feet. The Teapot 28 cms long£2030
303. A group of 5 silver mounted cut glass Jars and
Bottles; together with three other examples£40-60
304. A late Vitorian silver mounted glass Hip Flask.
Mark of James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1895.
With bayonet hinged cover. £60-80
305. A late Victorian electroplated bachelors Tea
Service; together with 6 pairs of Victorian silver
handled Fruit Knives and Forks£20-30
306. A six piece Victorian silver Dressing Table Set,
Rosenthal, Jacob & Co, London, 1884; together with a
pair of Victorian silver circular Pots and Covers, also
London 1884 (8). Weighable silver 15.5 oz (479
gr)£80-120
307. A George IV Scottish silver oval Drum Mustard
Pot. Maker's mark indistinct. Edinburgh 1820.
With scroll handle, plain oval thumb piece, domed
cover and pierced diaperwork sides, crest to cover. 9.5
cms long, 2.5 oz (89 gr). (Repair to cover)£40-80
308. An American electroplated iced Water Pitcher.
Mark of Reed & Barton, circa 1900.
With ceramic liner, one side engraved with a frozen
stylized landscape reserve.
Together with an electroplated Beer Mug of George III
style (2). The Pitcher 27 cms high£30-50
309. A Picquot Ware four-piece Tea Service and
Tray ensuite£25-35
Lot 310
310. A George IV silver Teapot.
Maker's mark IW, probably for John Wakefield, London
1824. Squat circular with central reeded bank, the
upper half chased with foliage and 'C' scrolls, the
hinged cover with cast floral finial. 26 cms long handle
to spout, 19.5 oz (610 gr)£200-300
311. A pair of late Victorian pierced oval silver
dishes. Mark of Cooper Bros., Sheffield 1897
With shaped rim. 25 cms wide. 11.5 oz (365 gr)£150200
Lot 312
312. A pair of Edwardian silver and tusk Knife Rests.
Mark of Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1907. On oval bases.
10 cms wide£80-120
Lot 313
313. A shaped circular silver Salver.
Mark of Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1930
On three foliate scroll feet. 31.5 cms diameter, 28 oz
(872 gr)£300-350
314. An Elizabeth II Royal Commemorative silver
Salver. Mark of E H Parkin, Sheffield, 1977
Produced for the 1977 Silver Jubilee, engraved with
the Royal Coat of Arms and facsimile signatures of
past Monarchs. 30.5 cms wide, 28.5 oz (882 gr)£280350
315. An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver Posy Vase
Mark of Alexander Clark Man. Co, Birmingham 1905.
Pierced and chased with stylised foliage and whiplash
motifs; together with an Art Deco silver pedestal Dish,
Birmingham 1936, with pierced twin handles.
The Vase 19 cms, the Dish 22 cms wide, gross weight
9 oz (287 gr)£80-120
316. A large group of assorted silver Condiments.
Various dates and makers comprising: a pair of Salts,
1906; a three piece Condiment Set, Chester 1922; a
pair of Napkin rings, 1914; a silver Posy Vase, 1973; a
twin handled Salt; a small pierced Dish; and a small
Cream Jug (11).
The first pair of Salts 75 cms wide, gross weight
approx 13 oz (400 gr)£120-180
317. A pair of Edwardian silver Sugar Tongs and
matching Preserve Spoon. Atkin Brothers, Sheffield
1904. With unusual openwork handles; together with a
further pair of silver Sugar Tongs; a large group of
electroplated examples; a plated Soup Ladle; a twin
handled electroplated Vase/Bottle Holder and a Butter
Dish (part illustrated)£20-30
318. A Dutch silver twin handled Basket.
Schoonhoven, 1977. With pierced sides, scroll
handles and on 'C' scroll feet. 15 cms wide; 2.5 oz (79
gr)£25-40
319. A cased set of four Edwardian silver Salts and
Spoons, Birmingham 1907.
Together with a cased pair of silver Ashtrays, 1939
Gross weight 4.5 oz (137 gr)£50-80
320. A cased set of 12 silver handled Butter Knives.
Sheffield, 1915. Together with a cased set of six pairs
of silver handled Knives and Forks. Sheffield
1927£40-60
321. An octagonal silver pedestal Caster.
Probably mark of Crisford & Norris, Birmingham 1960.
16 cms high, 2.5 oz (82 gr)£30-50
322. An oak Cutlery Canteen with fitted interior by
Walker & Hall; together with a smaller mahogany
example with two lift out sections
The first 44.5cm wide£15-25
323. A cased set of 12 Fish Knives and Forks and
assorted plated Cutlery in an oak canteen£15-25
329. A group of 7 assorted Rattles.
Including three silver examples; other base metal
examples; and a Feeding Spoon with bear terminal
(8)£40-60
330. An Indian Colonial silver Salver.
Mark of Cooke & Kelvey, Calcutta, early 20th Century
Shaped circular engraved with facsimile signatures.
26 cms diam, 19.5 oz (608 gr)
£200-250
331. An assorted lot including a pair of Victorian Fish
Servers; two silver Salt Spoons; Knife Rest; silver
Bangle; Postage Stamp enamel Bracelet etc£25-40
332. A set of ten George III Hanoverian pattern
Dessert Forks.
Mark of George Smith, London, 1784
Engraved with an eagle crest, together with a later
matched set of four Tablespoons
London 1793/95 and 1802, also engraved with
matching crests (14).
21 oz (661 gr)£200-300
Lot 324
324. A pair of Maltese silver Tablespoons.
Circa 1800/1810 assay mark 'F' and open left hand
mark, maker's mark indistinct possibly 'I.C'. Engraved
to the terminals with the initials 'R.H'. 22.5 cms long,
4.5 oz (143 gr)£60-80
325. An electroplated three-piece Tea Service of
Georgian style, with gadroon border and on ball feet.
The Teapot 30 cms long£30-50
Lot 326
326. A Victorian silver Rattle and Whistle.
Maker's mark only for George Unite.
With ten bells dependent and foliate chasing; together
with another 19th Century silver Rattle, apparently
unmarked with three bells and whistle, (damage to
mouth piece). The first 14 cms long (2)£200-300
327. Two early 20th Century silver and mother of
pearl shell Rattle and Teethers.
The first Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham, 1911; the
second, maker indistinct, Chester, 1918£70-100
328. A group of four various silver Rattles,
comprising: one modelled as an Owl with four bells on
a teething ring; one modelled as a Teddy Bear with
two bells; one with whistle, two bells and chased with
scrolling foliage; and one chased with the Nursery
Rhyme, Hey Diddle Diddle and with Whistle (4). The
largest 10.5 cms long £80-120
Lot 333
333. A 20th Century Composite Service of silver Old
English pattern Flatware.
Various dates and makers, predominantly John Round
& Sons and Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield,
1913/1937 and others comprising: 15 Table Forks; 11
Dessert Forks; 17 Dessert Spoons; and 12 Tea
Spoons (55).
Gross weight approx 87.5 oz (2711 gr)£800-1200
334. A matched set of four William IV silver fiddle
pattern Table Forks. Three mark of Mary Chawner,
London 1837; one William Eaton, 1834.
Together with a group of other miscellaneous George
III and later silver Flatware comprising 3 Dessert
Spoons; a Fish Knife; a Teaspoon; Sugar Tongs and a
Mustard Spoon (11). 16.5 oz (509 gr)£150-200
335. Two silver part Dressing Table Sets
The first, four pieces, plain with shaped rim,
Birmingham 1928/31/33; the second set, three pieces,
with engine turned engraving, London, Richard
Comyns, various dates (7)£40-60
336. A Victorian silver Mustard Pot, Sheffield, 1886
With scroll handle and on three ball feet; together with:
a silver mounted cut glass Mustard Pot, 1904; a silver
Pepper, Sheffield 1905; and a silver mounted glass
Scent Bottle (4) The first 8cm high, weighable silver
5oz£40-60
337. A Neo-Classical silver Salt, marks indistinct
Decorated with foliate swags and with wigglework
engraving standing on four supports, blue glass liner
8.5cm wide (damage to one swag)£20-40
338. A set of three good quality Art Deco silver
Boxes. Mark of Alfred Clark, London, 1937
With cut corners, the detachable covers applied with
the initial "G", gilt interiors. Two 10cm high, one 9cm
high. 24oz (744gr)£300-400
339. An octagonal silver Teapot
Mark of Mappin & Webb, London, 1914
With turned wood knop handle and raised on
conforming octagonal foot
17.5cm high, 18.5oz (584gr)£200-250
340. A mixed group of silver plate including Art Deco
Fish Knives and Forks; cased Flatware; etc and a
silver Napkin Ring£15-25
341. A late Victorian electroplated Cake Knife with
mother of pearl handle, in fitted case; a pair of
electroplated Grape Scissors with serpent handles; a
silver Preserve Spoon with gilt bowl; and 2 other plated
Spoons£20-40
342. A large electroplated Cocktail Shaker, mark of
Adie Bros Ltd 25 cms high; together with a set of late
Victorian electroplated Fish Servers, fitted case£25-40
343. A set of six silver and enamel Coffee Spoons in
a fitted case, together with two cased sets of Oriental
novelty Teaspoons (24)£30-50
344. A group of five silver Napkin Rings, two English,
three Indian including one by Hamilton & Co, together
with two electroplated examples (7)£30-50
345. A Brazilian silver plated four piece Tea and
Coffee Service.
Marked 'Prata Wolff', 20th Century.
With scroll handles and on foliate bracket feet.
The Coffee Pot 24 cms high£40-60
346. A group of assorted silver plated items including
an Entree Dish and Cover; Ice Bucket and Tongs;
Cruet; cased Spoons etc£20-30
Lot 347
347. A Victorian silver Coffee Pot .
Mark of Edward & John Barnard, London 1860
Of baluster shape with scroll handle, faceted spout,
engraved with oval reserves, a crest to one and
monogram another, the base with presentation
inscription for 1862.
27 cms high, 25 oz (778 gr)£300-400
348. A pair of silver Cafe au lait Pots.
Mark of Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, London, 1922
Of plain tapering form on collett foot, ebonised wood
handles. 16.5 cms high, approx 20 oz (616 gr)£200300
Lot 349
349. A silver Snuff Box of 19th Century style.
Mark of Henry Hodson Plante, Birmingham, 1930
Engine turned and with scrolling foliate borders, gilt
interior. 8.5 cms wide, approx 5 oz (163 gr)£100-150
350. Pair of late Victorian electroplated Fish
Servers£15-25
351. A Victorian electroplated Teapot by Elkington &
Co, with rose swags. 14 cms high£25-40
352. An Edwardian silver Posy Vase.
Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield, 1905 of faceted
trumpet form.
With shaped rim; together with a white metal mounted
cut glass Scent Bottle.
The first 12 cms high, 2.5 oz (83 gr)£20-40
353. A modern silver Dressing Table Set of
Edwardian style. Birmingham 1978
Comprising: a mirror; two brushes; and a comb, in a
fitted box£40-60
354. A pair of electroplated Corinthian Column
Candlesticks, with detachable sconces£25-40
355. Three modern silver Bottle Tags: 'Liqueur';
'Sherry'; and 'Whisky' (3)£20-40
356. A good quality 20th Century electroplated fourpiece Tea Service by Walker & Hall; together with a
pair of plated Condiments; and an oval Gallery Tray.
The Hot Water Pot 18.5 cms high£25-40
Lot 357
357. A pair of Scottish George IV silver Salts.
Apparently no maker's mark, Edinburgh 1823 and
1824. Navette shape with pierced sides and reeded
border on four outswept bracket feet, associated blue
glass liners. 9.5 cms wide, 3.5 oz (108 gr)£80-120
358. A pair of Victorian circular silver Salts.
Mark of Hayes Bros, Birmingham 1891.
Part fluted and on three ball feet; together with a pair
of silver mounted cut glass Salts, London 1921 with a
pair of later Salt Spoons.
The first pair 5.5 cms diameter£50-80
359. A George II/III silver Cream Jug.
Marks indistinct but probably Henry Corry, London,
circa 1760. With shaped rim, scroll handle, chased
with foliage and 'C' scrolls, engraved with a lion
rampant crest to front. 10 cms high, 2.5 oz (85 gr)£6080
360. A George III silver Toddy Ladle.
Unmarked, circa 1800. With whalebone handle (repair
to bowl). 34 cms long£30-50
368. An early 20th Century silver pedestal Bowl or
Comport
Mark of Atkin Bros, Sheffield, 1911.
With foliate capped corners on circular foot
20 cms wide, 14.5 oz (460 gr)£150-200
369. A silver Hot Water Pot of 18th Century style.
Mark of Edward Barnard & Sons, London, 1929
Of baluster shape on circular foot, the hinged cover
with knop finial. 19 cms high, 13 oz (411 gr)
£120-180
370. A silver plated circular Chamberstick.
The base stamped 'M' the removable sconce stamped
with maker's mark 'GM'. 17 cms diameter£30-50
371. A silver Cigarette Box.
Mark of Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1947.
The engine turned cover with presentation inscription
for long service at Industrial Chemical Industries Ltd,
on stepped bracket feet. 18 cms wide£40-60
372. A small Norwegian silver enamel and cut glass
Salt and Pepper.
Mark of David Andersen, 20th Century, on
electroplated tray£40-60
378. A white glazed pottery Swan Jardiniere£10-20
Lot 361
361. An early George III silver Onslow pattern Sauce
Ladle. Maker's mark indistinct, possibly James Tookey,
London 1762. With scalloped bowl and scroll
terminal£50-80
362. A mixed group of small silver items comprising:
A pair of German miniature Dinner Plates of 18th
Century style; a silver Vesta Case, Birmingham 1922;
and a Victorian silver Sovereign Case, Birmingham
1885 (4). The Plates 7 cms diameter£40-80
363. A group of 6 various silver topped and mounted
Dressing Table Jars and Bottles (2 a/f).
The largest 10.5 cms high£40-80
364. A large twin handled electroplated Tray, with
bead border.
72.5 cms wide over handles (wear to centre)£30-50
365. A pair of Old Sheffield Plate Candlesticks, first
half of 19th Century. With knopped stems and foliate
borders, later electroplated. 30 cms high£30-50
CERAMICS AND GLASS
Lot 366
366. A pair of silver Sauce Boats. Mark of Lowe &
Son, Chester, 1918. With reeded border and handle
on oval pedestal foot. 18.5 cms long, 9 oz (291
gr)£120-180
367. A matched pair of George IV silver Kings
Honeysuckle pattern Sauce Ladles. One Hyam
Hyams, London, 1822 the other maker indistinct,
London 1823, engraved with a crest. 17.5 cms long,
4.5 oz (144 gr) £40-60
379. A Royal Copenhagen Bowl with markings to
base 2559 with gilt edge and leaf decoration
Diameter 18cm£20-40
380. A millfiori unusual shaped glass
Paperweight£20-40
381. A pair of Japanese studio pottery Chargers with
stylised foliate decoration
Signed to the reverse 34cm diameter£50-80
382. A Baccarat glass Inkwell and Stand of large
proportions (some chips)
Width of stand 21 cms£25-40
383. An early 19th Century cut glass Decanter and
associated Stopper' together with an oversized air twist
stem Goblet (a/f); a Victorian Claret Jug; 3 Finger
Bowls and 5 various Glasses£30-40
384. A large 19th Century Willow pattern Meat Plate,
55 cms wide. £25-40
385. A 19th Century Spode blue and white Sauce
Tureen and Cover (restored), with an associated
Ladle; a Delft model of an Elephant; a Staffordshire
Castle; and two Jugs (5)£30-50
386. A Wood & Sons Alpine White Ironstone Castle
pattern Dinner Service for six.
Including three Tureens and two Sauce Boats and
Stands£30-50
387. A Meissen style quatrefoil Cup and Saucer.
Underglaze blue Augustus Rex marks. Painted with
birds and insects; together with a similarly decorated
double Salt, with cancelled blue crossed swords mark
to base (3)£50-80
Lot 388
388. A Meissen porcelain group of nesting Birds.
Blue crossed swords impressed 59 and 131 to base.
Modelled as a pair of birds feeding their young in a
nest. 9.5 cms high (chip to one tail feather)£150-250
389. A Victorian cut and faceted glass Decanter and
Stopper, with fruiting vine decoration; together with a
cut glass pedestal small bowl or comport. The first 29
cms high£20-30
390. A 19th Century stoneware Flagon, S W Arnold
& Sons Ltd, Taunton, indistinct impressed Bristol
maker's stamp 32.4 cms£20-30
391. A Parnall & Sons transfer printed Butter Slab.
Printed to the front 'Pure Butter' and marked to the
underside. 35 cms wide (cracked)£50-80
392. A large striped Studio Glass Vase by Anthony
Sterm, signed to base. 64 cms high£100-150
Lot 393
393. A Moorcroft Scarlet Cloud pattern limited edition
Pottery Vase by Rachael Bishop, signed, dated and
numbered '2002 167/350'. 36 cms high£300-500
394. A Moorcroft Pottery Blakeney Mallow pattern
Vase, dated 2001, 20.5 cms high£80-120
395. A Lladro model of a fan tailed Dove. 20 cms
high£20-40
396. A Royal Worcester model of a Borzoi, modelled
by Potts; together with a Beswick model of a foal,
apparently unmarked impressed '915' to base only.
The first 14 cms high£30-50
397. A 20th Century Capodimonte porcelain Figure
of Napoleon; and another of a Napoleonic Soldier (2).
30 cms high£25-40
Lot 398
398. A large Hutschenheuther porcelain model of an
Eagle. 20th Century. Modelled with its wings
outstretched, on naturalistic base. 45 cms high£200300
399. A Hutschenheuther porcelain model of a Swan
landing in water. 22 cms high£100-150
400. A large Daum glass model of a stylised bird,
signed to base. 34 cms high (large crack to base)
£20-40
401. A Wedgwood Avebury pattern Vase with floral
decoration and a Franklin porcelain Meadowland Bird
Vase, Limited Edition 1980. Tallest height 30 cms£2040
402. A collection of Wade Figures, approx 40£10-20
403. A group of 6 French St Clement faience Plates
decorated with a cockerel; together with 8 other
Lunesville type French Cups; a Gien twin handled Tray
with matching Cup, Saucer and covered Bowl; a
faience Inkstand; and a Jug (20)£30-50
404. A pair of French Jules Verlingue faience Vases,
early 20th Century, with tapering bodies on upturned
bases. 23 cms high£20-30
405. A group of French faience, comprising: a pair of
triangular section Candlesticks (restored); a single
Candlestick (restored); a small twin handled Vase; and
a matched pair of St. Clement Match Strikers in the
form of helmets (1 restored)£15-25
406. A Cantagalli maiolica Teapot and Cover,
decorated with scrolling foliage on a pale green
ground, serpent head spout, cockerel mark to
base£25-40
407. A twin glazed earthenware charger, painted in
blue with floral motifs and borders; together with a
small Delft shallow bowl, late 19th/20th Century. The
first 31 cms diameter£10-20
408. An electroplate mounted Continental blue and
white Teapot.
Decorated with windmills and boats in a landscape, the
cover with flowerhead finial.
The mounts with indistinct marks, the pot marked
'Wilhelmine V.S.' to base. 17 cms long handle to
spout£25-40
409. An E. B. Fishley Fremington Pottery green
glazed Ewer/Jug, signed to base, 24 cms high (large
rim chip)£40-60
410. Five English porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers.
Various markers, 19th Century, including an orange
and gilt decorated example, a Balmoral china Trio etc
(11)£15-25
411. A Bovey Tracey Pottery blue and white printed
Wild Rose pattern Plate; together with a group of other
19th Century and later transfer printed wares including
a Sunderland Plate; 'Lake of Como' Plate; Coffee Cup;
Mug etc£15-25
412. A large Sunderland Lustre Commemorative Jug
Moore & Co. Printed to one side with the Sunderland
Bridge, and the other with tall ships, a poetic verse to
the front (cracked and repaired); together with an
unusual Sunderland Bowl, featuring the bridge and a
ship to the exterior and printed to the interior with a
performing dog titled 'Impudence' (cracked and
repaired). The first 21.5 cms high£50-80
413. A large Bovey Tracey Pottery transfer printed
Soup Tureen and Cover. Printed in brown with
scrolling foliate and fruiting vines, naturalistic handles.
27 cms high£20-30
414. A large group of Gaudy Welsh and other similar
Teaware£30-50
415. A Bovey Tracey Pottery part Dinner Service,
20th Century.
Printed with white and pale flowers and blossom
comprising: 6 dinner plates, 6 supper plates; a sauce
boat; 2 tureens and covers; together with another
tureen printed with pink roses£15-25
416. A Royal Copenhagen Aluminia faience Bowl,
dated 1912, 22 cms diameter; and five blue and white
dishes printed with various town scenes (6)£50-70
417. A 19th Century English Ironstone transfer
printed oval Strainer, printed with an Italianate lakeside
landscape, printed Ironstone china mark to underside,
27cm wide£20-30
418. A 19th Century Toby Jug and Cover of Wood
type.
The gentleman seated in a yellow tricorn hat, holding a
foaming beer tankard and a pipe; together with a
Crown Devon Fieldings John Peel musical Beer Mug
(2). The first 25 cms high£50-80
419. Mixed blue and white Plates comprising: a Late
18th/Early 19th Century Chinese Export Plate with
barbed rim (riveted); 4 Early 19th Century Willow
Pattern Plates; a Wedgwood oval Plate circa 1900;
and a Meakin 'Olde Avon Dale' Plate (chipped)£10-20
420. A good quality early 20th Century faceted glass
Scent Bottle with original part label to front and gilt
inventory number to base. 19.5 cms high£15-25
421. A group of 6 Wedgwood blue Jasperware and
electroplate mounted biscuit barrels. Circa 1900 and
later. The largest 19 cms high£40-60
Jardiniere of Wedgwood style. the Vase 20 cms
high£40-60
426. A Wedgwood style blue Jasperware Cheese
Dome and Stand. Apparently unmarked.
Decorated with putti in a landscape, fruiting foliate
borders and acorn finial. 28 cms high£30-50
427. A Wedgwood black Jasperware Vase.
Circa 1900
Decorated with classical figures emblematic of the Arts
and Sciences. 18.5 cms high£40-60
Lot 428
428. A pair of 19th Century Wedgwood pale blue
Jasperware pedestal Vases and Covers.
Decorated in typical Neo-classical style with swags
and oval reserves and with twin goat mask handles. 20
cms high. (Horns to the handles restored, one rim
restored and one cover with repairs)£50-80
Lot 422
422. A group of 4 Wedgwood blue Jasperware and
electroplate mounted Biscuit Barrels.
Late 19th Century and later. Together with another
similar (5). The largest 19 cms high£30-50
423. A large group of assorted Wedgwood blue
Jasperware and other items including Year Plates and
Royal Commemoratives. Approx 30 pieces£40-60
424. A pair of Wedgwood blue Jasperware
Jardinieres. 19th Century. Date code for 1867.
Decorated with classical figures and fruiting vine
swags. 17.5 cms high£50-80
Lot 425
425. A late 19th Century Wedgwood blue
Jasperware Jardiniere. Together with a trumpet
shaped Vase, 20th Century; and an unmarked further
Lo t429
429. An unusual Wedgwood octagonal Plate.
19th Century, date code for 1873
Painted to the centre with five putti, in the manner of
Emile Lessore, signed with blue monogram to reverse,
23 cms diameter£40-60
430. A pair of Wedgwood green Jasperware
Candlesticks. 19th Century. Together with a
Wedgwood crimson Jasperware Jug, circa 1900
The Candlesticks 21.5 cms high£80-120
431. A group of Wedgwood dark blue Jasperware
items. 19th Century and later. Including Jugs and
Teapots and a Tunstall circular Pot (10)
The largest Jug 18 cms high £40-60
432. A Collection of light blue Wedgwood
Jasperware items. 20th Century
Including Mugs, Boxes and Covers; Dishes etc (approx
20 items)£30-50
433. A group of Wedgwood dark blue Jasperware
items. 19th Century and later
Including a Teapot (a/f); a small Jardiniere; Jugs etc;
together with a similar Adams Barrel and cover
(12)£30-50
434. A pair of Victorian Mary Gregory style green
glass Ewers. 17 cms high£25-40
435. A pair of Continental porcelain figural four-light
Candelabra; together with a pair of Austrian twin
handled Vases (4)
The first 33 cms high£40-60
436. A pair of Villeroy & Boch blue and white twinhandled Vases; together with a large Vase and Cover
decorated with Japanese Ladies and Motifs (the last
A/F). The pair 28 cms high£40-60
437. A pair of novelty Spill Vases modelled as Fish;
together with a Vase modelled as Seashells.
The tallest 23 cms high£25-40
438. A St Ives pottery Beer or Cider Jar with cork
stopper and wood tap, impressed mark to base.
22 cms high£30-50
439. A group of Doulton stoneware Vases and a Jug
including a pair of dark blue glazed tapering examples
(some with damages). Largest 21 cms high£40-60
Lo t440
440. An extensive 19th Century Minton Dinner
Service. Impressed and printed marks and design
registration lozenge. Including approximately 35
Dinner Plates; 5 graduated oval Plates; Soup Tureen;
Cake Stand; Soup Plates etc, approx 57 pieces.
(Some damages)£100-200
441. Beatrix Potter Figures : Peter Rabbit, Benjamin
Bunny and Peter Rabbit, Goody and Timmy Tiptoes,
Lady Mouse, Tailor of Gloucester, the Old Woman who
lived in a Shoe and the Old Woman who lived in a
Shoe knitting (7). All with brown back stamps£30-50
442. A Beswick Robin and Blue Tit, a Royal
Worcester Hedge Sparrow and two Continental
Groups of Green Finches, Blue Tit, Robin and a Duck
in flight£20-40
443. Royal Crown Derby Paperweights, 4 in total.
Two Cats, the largest being 13 cms together with a
Bird and a Mouse (missing its stopper)£40-60
Lot 443
444. Beatrix Potter Figures: Timmy Tiptoes, Jeremy
Fisher, Jemima Puddleduck, Benjamin Bunny, Tom
Kitten, Mr Alderman Ptolemy. All Beswick with brown
back stamps£30-50
445. A Group of Goebel Singing Children, a Bell and
a Trinket Box with a Murano Clown and Sweets, 23
cms high, a Sylvac Dog 18 cms and a Nao Figure of a
Girl 23 cms (8)£25-40
446. Royal Doulton Winnie the Pooh Collection with
Display Stands, titled I've found somebody Just like Me
and A Summer's Day Picnic with 4 Brambly Hedge
Season Plates and 2 Doulton Christmas Plates and
Doulton Lady titled With Love (8)£30-40
447. A set of six ivy pattern Colclough china with
Cream Jug and Sugar Bowl with a set of 6 Shelley
Coffee Cans and a 3-piece Tea Set by Poole. Grey
with blue interior (27)£15-30
448. A large group of Vases and Posy Vases made
by Aynsley, Coalport, Crown Staffordshire and
Wedgwood. Largest 21 cms (29). £15-25
449. A large group of Snuff/Pill Boxes to include 4
Buckingham Palace Boxes. Painted enamel Snuff
Boxes, a Paperweight and other decorative items
(26)£20-40
450. A large group of Wedgwood, Aynsley, Royal
Worcester and Coalport Trinket Boxes, together with
11 Pin Trays in Wedgwood, Royal Worcester,
Hammersley and Crown Staffordshire (32)£15-25
451. A set of 4 decorative Plates, 23 cms. A set of
Limoges Castle Plates, the largest 25 cms and the two
smaller 16 cms. A French hand painted Plate, 24 cms,
two Carlton Ware Bowls, a Crown Devon Bowl and a
Coalport Dish, 24 cms (12)£30-50
452. A Wedgwood part Tea/Dinner Service in white
'Colosseum', two Cake Plates by Royal Worcester,
Royal Grafton. Both boxed. (44 pieces)£20-40
453. A group of assorted China and Glass to include
Candle Holders, Teaware, Tureen, Bells, Trays, Posy
Holders etc£10-20
454. A small pair of Doulton Slaters Patent Vases,
floral decoration impressed marks to base. Height 17
cms£25-40
455. A boxed set of 3 Cups and Saucers by Royal
Crown Derby decorated with posies, a Spode Tete a
Tete Service, Lauriston pattern, circa 1900, boxed; and
a boxed Royal Worcester Creamer and Sugar
Bowl£30-50
456. A 19th Century English porcelain Trio printed in
green with ornamental birds and gilt highlighted;
together with another 19th Century Trio; and another
Tea Cup and Saucer (8)£30-50
Lot 457
457. David Leach (1911-2005)
A Studio Pottery Charger, decorated to the centre with
a weeping tree over tenmoku glaze, impressed seal
mark to base. 34.5 cms diameter£400-600
458. A Continental Majolica Duck form Jardiniere, in
the manner of Delphin Massier, 25cm long, unmarked
indistinctly inscribed and stamped '54' (1 wing end
chipped, piece present and other small damages and
repairs)£40-60
459. A collection of Portmeirion
Botanic Garden Dinner and Tea Ware including:
teapot, toast rack, bowls, plates, dishes cups jars
(60)£40-60
460. A group of Royal Worcester and Coalport
Porcelain to include: "Grandma's Bonnet "Safe at last"
"Best Friends" "The Goose Girl" "Childhood Joys" "The
Boy"£40-60
Lot 461
461. A KPM Berlin portrait porcelain Plaque.
Late 19th/early 20th Century, impressed factory mark
and incised '7314.5314'. Painted with a gentleman, his
arms crossed, resting on a purple cushion, signed
lower right 'A. E. Eckardt D'. 21 x 15.5 cms £200-300
462. A Doulton Lambeth Silicon Slaters patent
Jardiniere. 19 cms high£40-60
463. A Capodimonte Group of a tramp seated on a
bench, limited edition number 85 of 250£40-60
Lot 464
464. A Meissen porcelain twin handled blue ground
Cup. Underglaze blue crossed swords mark.
Finely painted with a clown figure and an elegant lady
in a Watteau style landscape, the reverse with a spray
of summer flowers, gilt borders.
8 cms high (one handle cracked at terminal)£80-120
465. A group of four 19th Century and later
Decanters, variously cut including one Cranberry tinted
and gilt decorated example, the tallest 31.5 cms£30-50
466. A set of six good quality 19th Century cut glass
Rummers. Height 14 cms£50-80
Lot 467
467. A graduated set of three dark blue ground
ironstone Jugs with gilt foliate decoration, a similar pair
of twin handled Vases, a Masons ironstone Jug (A/F)
and Plate (A/F) (7), the largest Jug 23.5 cms high£4060
468. A group of assorted Ceramics comprising a pair
of English green ground Vases; a figure of a Flower
boy, a Davenport porcelain Teapot and a 19th Century
Wedgwood blue Jasper Jug. The Vase 14 cms
high£30-50
469. A group of late 18th and 19th Century Ten
Bowls, Cups and Saucers (some faults)£30-50
470. A William Moorcroft Eventide pattern shallow
Bowl. 22 cms diameter£400-600
471. A set of 12 glass Beakers, with stylised floral
decoration, 11.5cm high£15-25
472. A set of four Sowerby basketweave moulded
Plates, 21cm diameter£15-25
473. A Duchess 'Ascot pattern' part Tea Service with
gilt border; together with another similar£10-15
474. A pair of Doulton Lambeth Slaters patent Ewers
(1 restored); together with a gilt decorated flower
Bowl/Vase (3). The first 26 cms high£20-30
Lot 475
475. A Royal Worcester twin handled Vase painted
by James Stinton, with pierced rim, painted to the front
with a Cock Pheasant and a Hen in flight, signed. 11.5
cms high£100-150
476. A group of 4 Prattware Pot Lids, all housed in
ebonised frames £20-40
477. A large group of assorted small Ceramic items;
some Treen etc (part illustrated)£15-25
478. An early 19th Century blue and white printed
Vomit Pot. Decorated in Swiss Scenery pattern,
printed mark to base and 'No. 4'£50-80
479. Three 19th Century blue and white printed
Pickle Dishes, one by Rogers, each naturalistically
moulded; together with a group of other 19th Century
blue and white printed small items£40-60
480. A modern Royal Worcester Butterflies pattern
half Coffee Service for six with butterfly wing handles
in original fitted box£30-50
481. Cup and Saucer
482. A Wedgwood Black Basalt trumpet shaped
Vase and a Limited Edition Wedgwood Figurine 'The
Dancing House No. 3955'. Height of first 29 cms £3050
483. A Collection of Wedgwood 'Hathaway Rose'
pattern Teaware including Cups, Sauces, Plates etc.
Total of 26 x pieces£20-40
484. Two sets of air twist stem Cordial Glasses, one
set of 5 clear examples and one set of 6 amber tinted
examples. 22 cms high£30-50
485. A group of Dresden porcelain Teaware
comprising: A Hotmilk Jug with associated cover; two
Cups; and four Saucers (1 damaged)£30-50
486. A Delft Plate, 18th/19th Century.
Painted in blue with stylised floral decoration, housed
in a distressed fabric covered wood frame. The plate
487. A set of 10 porcelain Dessert Plates.
Circa 1900, unmarked.
With shaped rim, painted with a central bouquet of
flowers, gilt borders£20-40
Lot 488
488. A Minton Majolica Game Pie Dish and Cover.
Impressed date code for 1858. The basket base with
acorn and oak leaf decoration, the cover decorated in
relief with a hare; and other game, 33 cms wide (one
handle repaired, other small chips)£150-250
489. A French faience Inkstand, circa 1900, with
removable well; together with a Sarraguemines
Majolica Dish and Cover; and a Box and cover
modelled as a Duck. The first 11 cms wide
(The duck tail repaired, the inkstand with small
chips)£20-40
490. A Rosenthal Tea Service (28 pieces)£20-40
491. A set of 6 Bohemian Crystal cut glass Brandy
Balloons, in boxes£25-40
492. A Coalport Revelry pattern Half Tea Service for
6; and a Half Coffee Service for 6 (1 cup lacking) (40
pieces)£30-50
493. A group of Royal Worcester Evesham pattern
Dishes; together with a set of 8 cut glass bowls; and
another set of 5£20-30
494. Two sets of six Alfred Meakin Brixham pattern
Plates (12). The larger 22.5 cms diameter£20-40
495. John Leach.
A Mulcheney Pottery stoneware Planter. Impressed
marks to base. 16 cms diameter at widest£60-80
496. An unusual pair of Dresden porcelain Figures of
Street Vendors, in the 18th Century Meissen style. The
male figure 19 cms high£100-150
497. A Royal Copenhagen blue and white part Dinner,
Tea and Coffee Service, including Vegetable Tureens
and Covers; Serving Plates; Egg Cups; Dinner Plates;
Soup Plates; Side Plates etc approximately 62 pieces
£200-£300
ORIENTAL CERAMICS/WORKS OF ART
502. An Oriental mother of pearl inlaid Brush Pot£3050
503. A polychrome carved Chinese Figure of a
standing Gentleman on a stepped plinth base. Height
59 cms£40-60
504. A small Japanese Satsuma pottery reticulated
Vase, unsigned. 16 cms high£30-50
505. A Persian/Indian papier mache Bowl.
Decorated with two hunters on horseback and a large
amount of varying animals.
506. An Oriental silkwork picture of a lake pagoda.
42 x 42 cms£40-60
507. A pair of Japanese bronze tripod Koro.
Decorated with panels of birds amongst foliage. 18
cms high£60-80
508. Coombes - Queen St, Bristol
An interesting restored 18th Century Chinese Export
blue and white Bowl with late 18th Century restorer's
name to base. The bowl painted with an extensive
scene of figures, pagodas and boats within foliate
borders, the underside inscribed "Coombes, China
Burners, Queen St, Bristol, 1785", (riveted and
restored). 24 cms diameter.
Coombes of Queen St., Bristol are recorded as china
repairers, 1775-1805 and often signed and dated their
restoration, see Geoffrey Godden, Pottery and
Porcelain Marks, p.167£50-80
509. A Chinese Export blue and white Mug.
Painted with a typical extensive landscape, with
bamboo moulded handle, restored and later metal rim
added. 12.5 cms high£30-50
510. A Chinese carved stone group of a Pig and her
Piglets. 17 cms wide£25-40
511. A group of four Japanese porcelain Dishes.
Each naturalistically modelled with applied animals,
frogs, snails, a crab etc.
Each 14.5 cms diameter£20-40
512. A group of Japanese Kutani wares comprising:
a Vase, Charger and Plate, 19th Century and later.
The Vase 30 cms high£30-50
513. A small Chinese carved ivory Pill Box.
Deeply carved to the top with figures in a landscape;
together with a Continental silver Pill Box (2). The first
3.5 cms diameter£15-25
514. A Japanese part Tea and Coffee Service£20-40
Lot 515
515. A Chinese Yixing pottery Tea Set£30-50
516. A Wedgwood blue and white Jasperware
Biscuit Jar and Cover and a sage green Jasper Ware
small Vase and an egg shaped Box and Cover£10-15
517. Brassware including a pair of dragon
Candlesticks, Oil Lamp, Eastern Vase and Bowls, Bell
etc£20-30
518. A Syrian enamelled copper Vessel, possibly
19th Century, decorated with floral motifs and
calligraphy panels. 26 cms diameter£40-60
519. Pair Chinese Vases£50-80
520. A group of Oriental miniature items comprising:
a silver Toy, Hung Chong; another damaged silver
Boat toy; a small carved Toggle of a monkey holding
an oversized Peach; two Chinese enamel Bowls; a
Japanese Vase and a figure of a Geisha (7)£20-40
521. A Japanese Satsuma pottery Vase decorated
with dignitaries seated at a table to one side and a
group of seated Samurai the other. 30.5 cms high£4060
522. A Chinese carved ivory Figure of a man holding
a bucket (Head broken and re-stuck). 10 cms high
excluding bases£80-100
Lot 523
523. A Chinese pale celadon jade Carving of a
Squirrel atop a large melon with foliage, 6 cms long
£150-250
524. A Chinese pale celadon jade Carving, possibly
partial belt buckle with bat, dragon and scrolling
openwork border, 7 cms wide£80-120
525. An Oriental silver Box and Cover modelled as a
fluted Melon chased with panels of scrolling foliage, 10
cms wide£80-120
526. An Oriental Celadon Vase with white overlay
foliate decoration, base drilled and with lamp fitting,
wood stand. Height 44 cms, including stand£40-60
Lot 527
527. A Chinese celadon glazed square section Vase
or Cong with moulded geometric decoration,
underglazed blue Qianlong six character mark, base
drilled, wood stand. Height 30.5 cms excluding
base£40-60
528. A bronze rectangular Censer of archaic form
with a white glazed porcelain square section vase
censer. 21 cms wide£30-50
529. A group of five Japanese pottery Dishes, 20th
Century£20-40
530. An Oriental pottery single handled Bowl/Basket
with partial blue flambe glaze, signed to base, 22 cms
wide£30-50
531. A pair of Chinese Export blue and white
octagonal Plates, painted with a central landscape, 22
cms diameter; together with an Imari palette Tea Bowl
and Saucer (4)£25-40
532. Two modern Chinese seated Buddha Incense
Burners. Height 32 cms (2)£30-50
533. An Indian carved group of Shiva, Parvati and
Ganesha. Late 19th/early 20th Century, on oval base
12.5 cms high
Lot 534
534. A Chinese Cinnabar lacquer Box.
The cover carved with an extensive mountainous
landscape, the sides with Greek key borders. 18 cms
wide£50-80
535. A Chinese Paper Scroll featuring approx 44 red
seal marks. 60 x 16.5 cms£20-40
CARPETS AND RUGS
Lot 552
552. A Bokhara Rug of bordered design on a red
ground. 230 x 172 cms£50-70
553. A Turkoman Rug of bordered design on a beige
ground. 242 x 145 cms£50-70
BOOKS
540. Assorted 19th Century and later Works and
Novels including: John Milton Paradise Lost 1821;
Lord Byron, Don Leon 83/1000 copies' Novels and
Tales, Disraeli 1866, 5 vols; To Kill a Mocking Bird
1960; miniature Poetry Books etc£40-60
541. Six boxes of assorted Works and Novels (qty)
542. Six boxes of assorted Works and Volumes
(6)£20-30
543. A box of assorted Ephemera£10-20
544. Memorials of Adare Manor, Countess of
Dunraven with Historical Notices of Adare by her son
The Earl of Dunraven, privately printed by Parker,
Oxford. Dedicated by the Author on frontispiece to
Joseph Robinson, together with two letters from
Dunraven to Mr Robinson (some water damage)£3050
545. Three Early 19th Century Volumes comprising:
Charles Bucke, On the Beauties, Harmonies, and
Sublimities of Nature, Second Edition, Vols 1 & 2 (of 4)
bound as one, G and W.B. Whittaker, 1823; Rev John
Lancaster, The Life of Darcy, Lady Maxwell of Pollock,
Second Edition, J Kershaw, London, 1826; and Vox
Stellarum on A Loyal Almenach, 1849£25-40
546. Mixed works and volumes including: Henry A
Leveson (The Old Shekarry), The Hunting Grounds of
the Old World, George Routledge & Sons 1883; The
Arabian Nights, illustrated by Charles Folkard, A & C
Black, 1917; HG Reid, Old Oscar The Faithful Dog,
Home Words Publishing Office, no date, illustrated by
Landseer, Wilkie and Weir; and others including 2
volumes of the Badminton Library (15)£20-40
Lot 554
554. A modern Persian design Rug
Central red field with vases and flowers, blue ground
floral border. 198cm x 132cm£20-40
555. A cream wool fringed Carpet with floral
decoration, approx 12' x 9'£10-20
556. A red ground Bokhara Rug. 176 x 132 cms£4060
557. A large Middle Eastern blue ground Carpet
With geometric foliate decoration
360 x 267 cms£50-80
rectangular inlaid base fitted with two trinket
drawers£30-40
FURNITURE, WORKS OF ART & CLOCKS
562. Group of three Brewery Jars by H Culverwell,
Arnold and Sons, Hanbury and Cotching. All of
Taunton with 2 lids and a further larger example Price
of Bristol (6)£15-25
563. A provincial ladderback Chair with elm seat£2030
564. A copper Cauldron with brass lid and iron swing
overhandle£40-60
565. A Firkin together with an early sepia
Photograph of a gentleman in working dress holding a
firkin (2)£20-30
566. A Georgian tilt top Wine/Occasional Table, the
turned pedestal raised on tripod supports£30-40
567. A hanging Wall Cabinet/small Cupboard, with
two shelves£20-30
568. A mahogany Artist's Box£15-25
569. 'The Camdan' Whist Marker, a small pendant
Compass, assorted Sewing Items, silver Fruit Knife etc
£15-25
Lot 570
570. A Georgian mahogany two-lap Work/Sewing
Table fitted with two drawers and sliding pouch below,
on an incurving platform base£100-150
571. A Windsor wheel back Armchair£46-60
572. A George III mahogany tilt top Tripod Table. 63
cms diameter£50-70
573. A George III rectangular mahogany Side Table
with single drawer and on four squared supports.
Width 58 cms£30-40
574. A Regency mahogany framed open Armchair
with drop in seat and on sabre supports£30-50
575. A Georgian mahogany Swing Toilet Mirror, the
Lot 576
576. An early oak high back open Armchair, the
panelled backrest with carved scroll decoration£60-80
577. Two early brass Cream Skimmers with iron
handles£30-40
578. Two brass Miner's Lamps, both with maker's
plaques 'E Thomas and Williams Ltd, Aberdare,
Wales'£40-50
579. A pair of brass Pillar Candlesticks on
rectangular stepped bases. Height 26 cms, and a
brass Jug (3)£20-30
580. A Victorian brass Roasting Jack£20-30
581. A tall brass Pitcher with copper foot, height 46
cms£25-35
582. A pair of turned wooden Exercise Clubs£20-30
583. A pair of Victorian brass Postage Scales and
Weights on a serpentine fronted plinth£30-40
584. Assorted brassware including a circular two
handled Bowl; an Eastern brass Lamp; a brass Wheel
with suspension hook and a rosette (4)£20-40
585. A pewter Coffee Pot with 'C F Younge'
impressed mark to base and a pewter Shaving Mug
with detachable cover (2)£20-30
586. A brass and cast Coffee Grinder, the base
stamped 'Kenrick No. 2' and a brass plaque to the front
with initials and date 'RAC 1828'£20-30
587. A brass Tobacco Jar with treen cover and base
and a turned Finial/Post with acorn surmount (2)£2540
588. An Art Deco plywood Tray, with pair of stylized
brass handles, length 77 cms and two Victorian
Needle Cases (3)£20-30
589. A Victorian shaped oval Toleware Tray with gilt
floral spray decoration, width 68 cms£20-30
590. A silkwork panel of an Eagle perched on rocks,
in an oak frame.
Panel 75 x 48 cms£40-50
591. A rectangular painted satinwood Panel of a
songbird perched in a flowering branch.
94 x 52 cns£15-25
592. Two pierced steel serpentine fronted Fenders.
Width 102 x 117 cms. £40-60
593. A Scandinavian painted treen article, possibly
for wool winding, with floral decoration. Height 94
cms£30-50
594. A pair of Victorian carved and fluted bulbous
Columns/Pillars, possibly from a four poster Bedstead.
Height 122 cms£40-60
595. A mixed lot including a Bear Money box; a
novelty Ashtray; a Cartier Box; Lighters; Russian
porcelain Bear; silver Bangle etc£20-40
Lot 596
596. A Ceylonese copper and brass lime box, 19th
Century, together with a copper circular box possibly a
Betelmut box£40-60
597. Two ebonised tin Deed Boxes (2)£20-40
598. A small circular mahogany Occasional
Table£15-25
599. A copper Jardiniere with flared rim and stylised
leaf decoration and a copper Kettle£20-30
600. A mahogany Occasional Table, the shaped
square top raised on four supports joined by
undershelf, 58 cms square£20-40
601. A pair of single Chairs with caned seat and
backrests and an Elbow Chair with caned back (3)£2030
602. A square shaped low Coffee Table, the top with
four inset bevelled glass panels and with a caned
undershelf. 92 cms square£20-30
603. A cast Coal Box, the cover with floral decoration
together with a brass scoop with turned handle£20-40
604. A narrow oak Bureau with long drawer and
cupboard under, width 76 cms and a small oak
pedestal Chest of five drawers, width 46 cms and a
small oak Letter Rack (2)£20-30
605. An oak Jardiniere Stand, the four spiral
supports joined by undershelf. £10-15
606. An Easel Mirror, in gilt scrolling openwork frame
with mask surmount; an easel Picture Frame with
brass chain link border and an oval gilt frame (3)£2030
607. FRANK DOBSON R.A. (1888 - 1963)
Landscape study of a country house
Pen, ink and watercolour
Signed and dated 'Frank Dobson 40' lower right
35 x 49 cms£180-250
608. A Victorian 2-seater Settee with buttoned
openwork backrest and upholstered seat and raised on
turned supports, width 142 cms£40-60
609. A 'Kunido' Anniversary Clock in brass case£2030
610. A narrow set of three tier Open Bookshelves,
the top and bottom shelves formed as book troughs
and with carrying handles, with maker's label 'Princess
Christian Workshops, Brookwood for discharged
soldiers and sailors'. Width 52 cms£30-40
Lot 611
611. A Swedish/Norwegian painted oval Box or
Svepask, with floral decoration.
Inscribed and dated 1885; 27 cms wide£40-60
612. A set of four brass mounted copper Goblets of
Arts and Crafts influence. 16 cms high£20-30
613. A mixed group of items comprising a Miniature
Doulton Character Jug 'Porthos'; a Snuff Box; and two
green stone Carvings (4)£20-40
614. A George III eight day walnut Longcase Clock.
Edward Arnold, St Neots, second half 18th Century.
The brass dial with Roman numeral chapter ring; date
aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, the arch with
strike silent dial, the arched hood with brass urn finials,
the pillars later applied with Grecian dancers, the long
door crossbanded and with moulded edge. 234 cms
high. £400-600
615. A mixed group of assorted small items including
Daguerreotypes; a papier mache Match Box; a green
hardstone and white metal mounted Pricket or Stand;
miniature porcelain bird and basket etc£40-60
Lot 616
616. A Somerset Longcase clock, the arched enamel
and painted dial with seconds dial, date and moon
phase and signed 'James Thristle, Williton', the hood
with broken swan neck pediment and reeded pillar
supports, the oak trunk with reeded canted angles and
on bracket feet. Height 220 cms£450-550
617. A rectangular South African Coffee Table, with
a plate glass top, wrought iron stand and rattan base.
Size 120 x 82 cms£20-40
618. A Victorian mahogany Writing Slope£20-30
619. A small mahogany Washstand with two short
drawers and undershelf. Width 78 cms£15-25
620. Victorian brass mounted extending Book Rack.
An inset brass plaque to the centre inscribed 'T
Sampson Coney St. York'. 41 cms wide (closed)
£25-40
621. A Victorian mahogany swing Toilet Mirror, the
semi-circular base on bun feet£20-30
622. A group of Horse Brasses and Straps; together
with a brass plaque inscribed 'E. J. Govier
Thonwater'.£20-30
623. A cast 'Dragon' woodburning Stove Model No.
2029-001 with lustre finish, the shaped base on four
dwarf supports£40-60
624. A glazed hanging Shop Display Cabinet,
'Curtis's & Harvey Ltd, Mining Explosives'
58 cms high£30-50
625. Two 19th Century Table boxes, one with fitted
tray; and a later Cigarette Box modelled as a row of
books. The largest 25 cms wide£20-40
626. An antique pewter Quart Mug, engraved to the
front with initials within a scrolling foliate reserve, scroll
handle and on circular foot, 16 cms high£25-40
627. A Russian Lacquer Box. Indistinctly signed and
dated 2000. Painted with a river landscape. 8 cms
long£30-50
628. A large assortment of copper and brass items
including Kettle; Candlesticks etc£15-25
Lot 630
630. A cast iron pedestal Garden Urn, with floral
swag decoration, twin lion mask handles on a square
plinth base. Height 112 cms£80-120
631. A 1920's glazed Display Cabinet with two
frosted glass shelves, width 92 cms£20-40
632. A Meat Safe with panelled door, two shelves
and gauze panels to each side. Width 76 cms
£20-30
633. An Arts and Crafts copper Jardiniere. 16 cms
high£20-40
Lot 629
629. HERBERT WILLIAM PALLISER (1883-1963)
Portrait bust of John Harold Wood
Bronze with dark brown patina
Signed to the reverse. 37 cms high
Notes: John Harold Wood gained fame within the
gardening world in 1913 at the First Chelsea Flower
show, as the only exhibitor to be awarded a Gold
Medal for his rock garden, an image of this garden is
supplied with the lot. He was also a keen amateur
painter and befriended many artist's of the period
including Percy Morton Teasdale, to whom he was a
life long friend.£150-250
Part Lot 634
634. A 'Waring & Gillow Ltd' three piece Bedroom
Suite comprising Double Bed Ends; Double Wardrobe
with bevelled mirror door, width 154 cms; and a
rectangular Chest with an arrangement of seven
drawers on bracket feet, width 94 cms£100-200
635. An oval Swing Dressing Table Mirror on
mahogany stand. £20-30
636. A wrought iron Candle Lamp Stand on tripod
supports£10-20
637. An early oak Coffer, with carved panelled front
and raised on block feet. Width 130 cms£150-250
638. Two ivory Billiards/Snooker Balls. 4 cms and 3.5
cms diameter£50-80
639. A 19th Century mahogany kidney shaped twinhandled Tray, with central shell marquetry inlay. 60
cms wide£30-50
640. A Captains Chair, the hoop back with spindle
supports £15-25
641. A set of oak corner open Bookshelves with a
small cupboard. Max length 155cm, Ht 88cm£10-20
642. A group of Casts of Medieval and other Seals
including a lead example produced by J Doubleday;
portrait photograph of a judge etc£20-40
643. A chrome plated and glass two tier Trolley£1020
644. A pair of Gothic style bobbin turned Side Chairs
with caned seats; and a cane Seat Stool (3)£10-20
645. A pair of cast iron Fire backs. £10-15
Lot 646
646. A Jaeger Le Coultre Atmos Clock, 15 Jewel
movement, in glazed and gilt brass case, numbered
'32297'. 23 cms high£250-350
647. A Continental gilt metal striking Mantel Clock,
featuring a young boy with a bird. 34 cms high£50-80
648. A Continental brass Mantel Clock.
Enamel dial with Roman and Arabic markers with urn
surmount and elaborate scrolling foliate decoration. 47
cms high£50-80
649. Three various embroideries, framed, of floral
subject matter. (3) Average 56 x 44 cms£20-40
650. A Victorian mahogany circular Centre Table, the
four cabriole supports joined by raised undershelf, 75
cms diam£10-20
651. An Edwardian inlaid Dressing Chest, fitted with
two short and one long drawer, the tapering supports
with spade feet, width 108 cms£10-20
652. A gilt framed Mirror. 31cm x 67cm£20-30
653. A Regency rosewood sarcophagus shaped Tea
Caddy, lacking feet and fitted interior. 30.5 cms wide
£20-30
654. An oval oak Gateleg Table on barley twist
supports. 118 x 90 cms£25-40
655. A Victorian rectangular light oak extending
Dining Table with single leaf and raised on four turned
bulbous supports. 161 x 108 cms£100-150
656. A 19th Century Continental Single Bed Frame
With carved cresting to headboard and foot, and with
turned corner supports, together with side rails
The headboard 113cm wide£40-60
657. An Edwardian silk Embroidery depicting a
summer country garden with a thatched cottage and a
peacock in the foreground, 57 x 82 cms, in an
ebonised frame£30-50
658. A large Victorian oak Chest of two short and
three long graduated drawers with brass loop handles
and on plinth base. Width 122 cms£80-120
Lot 659
659. Liberty, London.
A pair of narrow five tier oak Bookcases.
Width 33 cms, height 114 cms£150-250
660. A Georgian mahogany tray top Commode,
lacking front, width 64 cms£60-80
661. A pair of Camel back Dining Chairs, with floral
tapestry drop in seats£30-40
662. A set of open adjustable Bookshelves, width 78
cms£30-40
Lot 663
663. A Georgian mahogany bow front chest of two
short and three long drawers with turned handles and
raised on splay feet. Width 106 cms£100-150
Lot 664
664. Two 19th Century Tunbridge Ware Boxes. The
larger 30 cms wide. £60-80
665. A reproduction low Coffee Table with four
outswept supports, in the style of a Sofa Table. 140 x
53 cms£30-50
666. A brass telescopic Floor Lamp, with scrolling
decoration and on tripod supports£30-50
667. Three assorted leather Suitcases£20-30
Lot 672
672. A Georgian circular Occasional Table with
turned pedestal and raised on three outswept tripod
supports, 70 cms diameter£60-80
673. A Nest of four rectangular mahogany Coffee
Tables on turned spindle supports joined by stretcher
rails, the largest 50 cms x 36 cms£50-70
674. A Piano Stool with stuffover seat and galleried
undershelf£25-40
675. A Victorian upholstered button back Ladies
Chair with cabriole supports and on brass castors£5070
676.
A ladderback Chair with rush seat and a smaller
ditto (2)£20-30
677. A Chippendale style rustic Chair with solid seat
and a similar camel back Chair (2)£20-30
678. A Chippendale style Wall Mirror in fret cut
frame, height 57 cms£20-30
679. A rustic rectangular stained Stool on turned
supports, a set of narrow Open Bookshelves and a
Dressing Stool (3)£30-40
680. A bamboo frame two-division Stick Stand, with
drip tray; a bound Trunk and a pine Box (3)£30-50
681. An inlaid folding Towel Rail and two others
(3)£15-25
Lot 668
668. A 19th Century pate sur pate decorated Oil
Lamp. With white flowers on a celadon ground, bronze
mounted base with laurel border, Hinks & Sons Patent
burner, glass shade and funnel. 41 cms high excluding
shade£70-100
669. A Continental Art Deco brass 6-branch hanging
Light Fitment£150-200
670. A pair of brass pillar Candlesticks on circular
brass and another pillar Candlestick (3)£20-30
671. A set of six rail back Dining Chairs with stuffover
seats and on squared tapering supports£100-150
Lot 682
682. An early panelled oak Coffer, the front carved
with lozenge decoration, width 150 cms.£150-250
683.
A Victorian mahogany circular tilt top Breakfast
Table, the tapering pedestal on a circular base with
scroll tripod supports, 115 cms diameter£150-250
684. A rustic rectangular Stool/small Table on four
supports, width 56 cms£30-40
685. A two-tier open plate/display rack for wall
mounting£10-20
Lot 689
690. An oval oak Gateleg Table, on turned supports,
138 cms x 100 cms£30-50
691. An ebonised Dressing Chest of 2 short and 2
long drawers with swing mirror over, width 107
cms£20-30
692. A low Dressing Table with two drawers and
swing mirror over, width 108 cms and a stained
Wardrobe with mirror door, width 104 cms (2)£20-30
693. A small narrow Bureau with two drawers and
glazed cupboard under, width 74 cms£10-20
694. A late Victorian rectangular Chest of 2 short and
3 long graduated drawers, width 104 cms. £40-60
695. A Victorian mahogany rectangular Chest of
drawers, the two short and three long drawers with
turned handles and on plinth base. Width 106 cms£5070
Lot 686
686. A brass Lantern Clock with silvered Roman
numeral chapter ring with half-hour markers,
surmounted with fretwork, Royal Coat of Arms, the
front dated 1720, the movement with anchor
escapement and countwheel strike, with oak wall
bracket, weight ropes and pendulum. Height 37
cms£300-500
687. A circular copper Log Bin with pair of lion mask
drop ring handles and on three paw supports£30-50
688. A reproduction walnut Filing Cabinet, with inset
leather top and two deep filing drawers£25-40
689. Howard & Sons - A button back upholstered
Lot 696
696. A set of nine Victorian mahogany Dining Chairs
armchair. One rear leg numbered and stamped, all
four brass castors marked 'Howard & Sons,
with upholstered stuffover seats and on turned frontal
London'£800-1200
supports, the railed backs centered with roundels£200300
697.
A set of four leather upholstered Dining Chairs
702.
A Victorian burr walnut Davenport Desk, Late
with turned front supports, two with maker's label ;
"Jones Phillips & Sons Ltd, Union St, Bristol" to
19th Century. With hinged serpentine fronted cover,
carved scroll fronted supports, four short drawers and
underside£20-30
698. A Lloyd Loom rectangular Linen Box with
four dummy drawers and on brass castors £150-250
703. A group of assorted treen items including a
padded seat£15-25
Biscuit Barrel; Pipe Stand; small hall hanging
Cupboard with brushes etc£15-25
704. Two Scottish Malt Whiskey Display Stands; a
Royal Lochnagar Box; and a Jack Daniels Lighter and
Money Chip£15-25
705. A 'Lister' Butter Churn on a trestle style
stand£40-60
706. A Chinese Camphorwood Trunk carved with
pagodas, boats and dragons, the handles formed as
lotus flowers, width 101 cms£100-150
707. A 20th Century rectangular Chinese Cabinet
with two short drawers above a pair of panelled
cupboards and on bracket feet, width 92 cms£80-120
708. An Oriental 20th Century Side Cabinet,
probably Korean, fitted with an arrangement of small
drawers and cupboards, width 82 cms£80-120
709. An oval Cheval Mirror in mahogany frame,
Lot 699
699. A late 19th Century German Bracket Clock by
Winterhalder & Hofmeier, the silvered chapter ring with
Roman numerals and minute markers and with 'Slow
flanked by urn finials, the four outswept supports with
brass caps and castors. Height 178 cms£100-150
710. No Lot
711. No Lot
Fast' and 'Chime Silent' dials over and with chiming
movement and contained in an arched oak cast with
gilt metal mounts surmounted with a figure of Mercury,
and raised on four scroll and leafage supports. Height
56 cms, width 33 cms. £500-800
700. No Lot
701. A mixed lot to include Horse Brasses and
straps; treen Bowl; Japanese Plate; pewter
Candlesticks; Handbags etc.£20-30
Lot 712
712. A late 19th Century French gilt figural Mantel
Clock. The movement marked Japy Freres.
The two supports modelled as Diana holding a bow
Lot 702
and dead game and possibly Amphitrite holding a
trident, 57 cms high £400-600
713.
A large gilt framed Neo Classical style marginal
719.
A set of six ladderback Dining Chairs with drop
mirror. With bevelled glass plates, surmounted with an
urn and scrolling foliage. 118 x 124 cms£200-300
714. A slab and counter slab of a fossilized fish, the
in rush seats, comprising four standard and two
carvers (6)£50-80
720. An Edwardian inlaid rosewood Piano Stool with
fish approx 25.5 cms long£30-50
715. A pair of gilt metal and onyx five-light
fall front and floral tapestry stuffover seat£30-50
721. An Edwardian inlaid mahogany Towel Rail,
Candelabra of 19th Century style. 43 cms high
width 70 cms£15-25
722. A brass telescopic Floor Lamp, with scrolling
£60-80
716. A 19th Century heavy brass Saucepan with cast
iron handle; and a copper Saucepan. The first 20 cms
decoration and on tripod supports£30-50
723. An early oak standing Corner Cupboard with
diameter£15-25
717. A glass Decanter, crack to neck, housed in a
glazed door and two shaped shelves, the three turned
supports joined by undershelf, width 67 cms, height
leather slip. 28 cms high£15-25
157 cms£100-150
724. A Georgian oak Lowboy with marquetry
decoration, the single drawer with brass loop handles
and raised on four cabriole supports, width 77
cms£200-300
725. A rectangular oak Side Table with carved
panelled top, the four turned supports joined by
stretcher rails. Width 61 cms£40-60
726. A rectangular Coffee Table with parquetry top,
the four carved cabriole supports with claw and ball
feet. Width 108 cms£50-80
727. A gilt metal Oil Lamp with heavy faceted glass
well£20-40
728. A Collection of nine sets of Russian Dolls. All
20th Century. The largest 18 cms high. £20-30
729. A reproduction Bureau with fitted interior and 4
long drawers under, width 76 cms£20-40
730. A set of oak 3-tier Corner Shelves; a nest of
three Coffee Tables, a miniature reproduction Sofa
Table; a small pedestal Chest of four drawers and an
oval Wall Mirror in gilt frame£30-40
Lot 718
718. A Somerset Longcase Clock, the painted
enamel dial with date aperture and floral rose spray
decoration and signed 'Wm Preddy, Langport' the
canopy with broken swan neck pediment and pillar
supports, the trunk on plinth base. Height 194
cms£200-300
Lot 719
Lot 731
731.
A Somerset Longcase Clock, the enamel and
painted dial with seconds and date dials and signed W.
Lendon? Taunton, the arched automaton over
featuring Adam and Eve, the canopy with swan neck
pediment, the panelled trunk with reeded
decoration£400-600
732. A 1930's Mantel Clock in oak case and another
with presentation inscription, both with chiming
movements (2)£30-40
733. An Arts and Crafts style oval oak extending
Dining Table with single leaf and raised on four
squared supports, extends to 186 cms x 104 cms
£150-250
734. An Art Nouveau style oak Plant Stand with
undershelf, 30 cms square, height 116 cms£25-40
Lot 737
738. A Victorian upholstered button back Nursing
Chair, with carved foliate details to the spoon back, on
front cabriole supports£50-80
739. A Parlour Cabinet/Chiffonier with bowed central
cupboard flanked by open shelves, the high back with
shield shaped mirror, flanked by side mirrors and
curved shelves. Width 122 cms, height 197 cms£50-80
740. A large rectangular Overmantel Mirror, the gilt
painted frame flanked by pillar supports. Width 156
Lot 735
735. Holland & Sons
cms, height 160 cms£70-100
741. A brass Carriage Clock, of typical form, with
A Victorian mahogany Linen Press, the upper portion
with pair of panelled doors opening to reveal five
fluted pillars and Roman numeral chapter ring, swing
handle. 15 cms high including handle£30-50
742. A Smiths Enfield 1930's Mantel Clock, retailed
sliding trays and with two short and two long drawers
below with turned handles and on a plinth base. Width
133 cms, height 214 cms£400-600
736. Novelty cast Doorstop modelled as Winston
by Cozens, Taunton£20-40
743. An oak roll top Desk£80-120
Churchill. 37 cms£40-60
737. A Victorian brass Skeleton Clock with silvered
Bedroom Chairs inlaid with mother ofpearl and two
chapter ring, single fusee movement and brass frame,
on oval rosewood base and under glass dome. 29 cms
high including base£250-350
744.
A pair of Victorian ebonised cane seated
similar single Chairs (4)£40-60
745. Two Victorian ebonised tilt top Occasional
Tables inlaid with mother of pearl and with gilt
decoration£70-100
746.
A Victorian Mantel Clock, the enamel dial with
754.
A Refectory style Dining Table with carved
Roman numerals and contained in a black slate
case£30-50
747. A Victorian Wall Clock, the enamel dial with
frieze, the four bulbous turned supports joined by
stretcher rails, 85 cms x 244 cms£150-250
755. A Continental gilt metal Mantel Clock with
Roman numerals, (note: lacking back cover)£40-60
748. A reproduction walnut Drinks Cabinet with fitted
enamel dial, surmounted with figure of a seated
interior and raised on four carved cabriole supports,
gentleman in period dress holding two fish and with
scrolling and foliate decoration. (Note - lacks back
width 93 cms£80-120
749. A reproduction Serpentine fronted Sideboard on
cover) Height 34 cms. £50-70
756. A Victorian rosewood Prayer or Nursing Chair.
six squared supports with spade feet, width 161
The back rest with barley twist supports and crested
cms£40-60
750. A set of 10 French 20th Century upholstered
top rail, on tapering barley twist front supports and on
brass castors£60-80
757. A French Fauteuil with caned backrest and wide
Dining Chairs on cabriole supports, including 2 Carver
Chairs£200-300
upholstered seat, on cabriole supports, early 20th
Century£50-80
758. A mahogany panelled two fold Fire Screen, 96
cms high. £30-50
759. A brass circular Wall Mirror of Arts and Crafts
influence, with bevelled glass plate, 54 cms
diameter£30-50
760. A reproduction Drinks Cabinet with fitted
interior, and raised on four carved cabriole supports,
width 89 cms£50-80
761. A Victorian arched Overmantel Mirror, the frame
with marquetry decoration. Height 60 cms, width 96
cms£30-50
762. A Victorian mahogany circular tilt top Breakfast
Table, the tapering turned pedestal on an incurving
triform base with bun feet, 113 cms diameter£180-250
763. A mahogany framed hoop back upholstered
Elbow Chair, the tapering frontal supports on spade
feet and castors£40-60
764. A Refectory style Dining Table, the supports
joined by stretcher rail, 138 cms x 68 cms£20-40
765. A narrow oak Bureau, the fall front above two
pairs of sliding glass doors. Width 84 cms£20-30
766. Two early 19th Century Samplers by Joanna
Lot 751
751. A 19th Century Continental mahogany
Ridley, both dated 1830 featuring animals and plants.
22 x 21 cms and 22 x 21 cms£50-70
Escritoire, a single drawer above the fall front opening
to reveal an arrangement of small drawers, with a pair
of panelled cupboards below, width 100 cms. Height
177 cms£350-450
752. A Georgian mahogany Chest of two short and
three long graduated drawers with brass loop handles,
canted angles and on outswept supports, width 116
cms£100-150
753. A small Victorian Parlour Cabinet, the central
glazed portion with two shelves and drawer over and
flanked by curved open side shelves, width
118cms£50-80
Lot 767
767.
A novelty clockwork Table Bell modelled as a
Tortoise with faux tortoiseshell, numbered 7 4305 to
base. 14 cms long£50-80
775.
A Victorian walnut rectangular Work/Games
Table, the hinged cover with chessboard inlay and
opening to reveal an arrangement of fitted
compartments and raised on three outswept tripod
supports, width 55 cms, height 77 cms£120-180
776. A Bedroom Chair with red upholstered seat,
small Footstool and two Occasional Tables (4)£10-20
CONDITIONS OF SALE
1.
Description
of
lots
in
the
catalogue,
although believed to be correct, are for
identification and guidance purposes only.
In no way is there any warranty given or
implied as to the accuracy or content of any
description or condition of items. All lots
Lot 768
768. A 19th Century multi layer reverse glass
are sold subject to all faults and
imperfections, if any, and purchasers must
Painting. Circular, the convex glass front painted with a
satisfy themselves as to the description or
fisherman, the panel behind painted on front and
reverse with river crossings and a cathedral beyond, in
authenticity of any lot or lots.
marble frame. 18.5 cms diameter including frame£5080
769.
2.
An Edwardian mahogany Side Table stamped
The highest bidder shall be the purchaser
at the Hammer Price. In the event of any
dispute arising the Auctioneer shall, at his
James Schoolbred & Co and numbered '1513'.
With shaped square top and on tapering cabriole
discretion, reoffer the lot or lots. In any
event his decision shall be final and
supports£70-100
770. A pair of 'Old Charm' 'X' frame folding Side
binding.
Tables£20-30
771. An 'Old Charm' Coffee Table/Magazine Rack, a
3.
Every purchaser shall be deemed to act as
principal
unless
there
is
written
circular Occasional Table and a carved Stool/Side
acknowledgement with the Auctioneers that
Table with lift up seat (3)£25-40
772. A contemporary swivel top foldover Card Table
the purchaser acts as an agent for a named
and accepted principal.
with undershelf£15-25
773. An Edwardian Davenport fitted with four side
4.
drawers and with a small mirror flanked by four side
The Auctioneers reserve the right to refuse
any bid from any person and to refuse
admission to the premises at their
drawers over£80-120
774. A Victorian Banjo Barometer/Thermometer by
discretion of any person
Hibbs Bros, 29 Carlton Street, Nottingham£70-100
5.
All lots
are
deemed to become the
purchaser’s responsibility in full at the fall of
the hammer when a Contract of Sale is
made and the purchaser assumes the safe
custody of the lot or lots.
6.
The Auctioneer acts as agents between the
vendor and purchaser and is not
responsible for any default by either the
vendor or the purchaser.
Lot 775
PAYMENT OF ACCOUNTS
1.
1.
2.
the
The Auctioneers will be pleased to exercise
commission bids on behalf of the
Auctioneers are kindly requested to make
arrangements with the Auctioneers prior to
purchasers, providing they are submitted in
writing; in such a manner so as to purchase
the Sale regarding payment.
If such
arrangements are not made purchases will
on behalf of the client by exceeding the
highest Saleroom floor bid or next highest
not be released until payment is received
book bid or vendor’s reserve by one bid
and in the case of cheques until they have
been cleared.
only.
Intending
purchasers
unknown
Credit card payments:
to
Purchasers
intending to pay by credit card should make
arrangements prior to the sale to ensure
3.
4.
5.
that the card is one accepted by the
NEW BUYER REGISTRATION
Auctioneer’s bankers. All charges made by
the respective card company should be
1.
Buyers
wishing
to
register
All lots must be paid for in full on the day of
a
concurring
Driver’s Licence
the Sale and before removal from the
Bank/Credit
Saleroom.
and those
successful,
Buyer’s premium of 17.5% + VAT of the
Hammer Price is payable by the purchasers
make
the
saleroom
of all lots
Transfer/Cash, or
have
to
clear
The
Accounts
Office
adjoining
New
the
REMOVAL OF GOODS FROM SALEROOM
2.
Telephone
address
Utility Bill
by telephone, if
be required to
first
payment
either
by
Cheque
before
wishing
to
pay
Bids
will
The purchaser shall at his own expense
remove the lot or lots purchased no later
ideally
than two working days after the day of the
Auction.
Failure to comply with this
address
Utility
condition will incur removal, storage and
insurance charges.
correspondence.
to
for
only
to
the
Bank
(which will
collection).
pay
their
be
by
Card
items
the
Auctioneers
have
two
forms
of
paper
ID
showing
ie
Bill
Telephone Bids
5.30 pm on
a
concurring
current
Driver’s Licence and a
or
Bank/Credit
Card
MUST BE booked by
the day BEFORE the
No NEW registrations or bids will be taken
once the Sale has commenced.
COMMISSION BIDS
in
accepted
sale.
4.
ie
or
correspondence
registering
will also
providing
received
No lot may be removed before payment.
current
and a
Card
Buyer’s
will have
person.
3.
2.
New
at this Saleroom must first produce
two forms of paper ID ideally showing
Saleroom will be open throughout the
Auction for convenience of purchasers.
1.
All
borne by the purchaser in addition to the
Auctioneer’s charges.
Sold in our August Sale
A Nest of four Chinese hardwood
Occasional Tables
£420
The J. M. Barrie silver Freedom Casket
£7,200
A George III silver novelty Nutmeg Grater,
London 1792
£270
From a set of five Chinese
Rice Paper Paintings
£1,950
A large William IV silver Salver, London
1832
£1,200
A late 19th Century Chinese Export Ivory
A Victorian burr walnut
Games/Work Table
Card Case
£320
£280
Captain Cook’s Voyages
A Chinese yellow ground famille verte
around the World Vols 1 II & III (of 6)
Stick Stand
£300
£950
CAR PARKING AT
THE OCTAGON
We have limited parking available at
the Salerooms.
Please Note the nearest Pay and
Display Car Park is located at
Victoria Gate on the opposite side of
the road from the Salerooms
within easy walking distance.
From the Town: Drive past the Salerooms and
take the first turning left by the White Hart
Public House.
An oak pedestal Filing Cabinet
From the Motorway: Follow the signs to the
With tambour front
Town Centre. (Pass Rowcliffes Dealership on
£250
the left hand side and turn right at the Traffic
Lights by the White Hart Public House.
A late 19th Century Continental
Ivory Dressing Table Mirror
£750
MONTHLY SALES OF
THURSDAY 7TH NOVEMBER
ANTIQUES AND
COLLECTABLES 2013
THURSDAY 3RD OCTOBER
FRIDAY 4
TH
THURSDAY 5TH DECEMBER
FRIDAY 6TH DECEMBER
(Special Collectors Sale)
OCTOBER
(Autumn West Country Sporting Sale)
From a selection of Medals
Entries for all future sales
now being accepted
From a large entry of Taxidermy
Free Valuation Mornings at
The Octagon Salerooms,
East Reach, Taunton,
From a large selection of Reels, Rods
and Fishing Accessories
th
Entries close Monday 9 September
Contact Stuart Triggol
Every Monday 9 am – 1 pm

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