Antiques and Fine Art Sale 7

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ANTIQUES AND FINE ART
Tuesday 7th & Wednesday 8th December 2010
Lot 63
Lot 76
Lot 84
Lot 74
Lot 83
Lot 87
Antiques & Fine Art Sale
Two day Auction
Day One - Lots 1-482
Tuesday 7th December 2010 at 10.30am
To include; Portrait Miniatures, Prints & Etchings, Watercolours
& Oil Paintings, Longcase Clocks, Furniture, Mirrors, Rugs &
Carpets, Works of Art, Bronzes, Clocks & Barometers, Medals &
Militaria.
Day Two - Lots 483-839
Wednesday 8th December 2010 at 10.30am
To include; Whisky & Wine, Silver, Gold & Jewellery, Asian Art to
include Chinese, Japanese and Indian Works of Art, Glass, British &
European Ceramics.
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Front Cover Illustration – Lot 111
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TUESDAY 7TH DECEMBER
PORTRAIT MINIATURES, PRINTS
& ETCHINGS, WATERCOLOURS
& OIL PAINTINGS
Lot 4
4. A George III portrait miniature of a
Gentleman by F. Ferriere dated 1800, half length,
painted on card, signed and dated, under glass in
ebonised frame, the miniature 7.5cm x 6.5cm, overall
13cm x 11.5cm. £100-200
Lot 1
1. An 18th / 19th century portrait miniature of
a Gentleman, half length, painted on ivory backed
with card inscribed ‘G.M.H’, under glass, in ebonised
frame, the miniature 8.5cm x 6.5cm, overall 16cm x
12.5cm. £60-100
5. A 19th century portrait miniature of
Elizabeth I, half length, painted on ivory, under glass
in ebonised frame, the miniature 13cm diameter,
overall 18cm square. £150-200
6. An 18th / 19th portrait miniature of Charles
Monro Son of Dr. John Monro, Born 1757, Died
1821, eglomise glass in ebonised frame, inscribed to the
reverse, the miniature 11.5cm x 9cm, overall 17cm x
15cm. £60-100
7. A 19th century portrait miniature of Bonnie
Price Charlie by Roy, half length, painted on ivory,
signed, under glass, in ebonised frame with thistle cast
suspension loop, the miniature 8.5cm x 6.5cm, overall
14cm x 13cm. £100-200
Lot 2
2. A 19th century portrait miniature of a Lady
reclining on Chaise Longue, half length, painted
on ivory, under glass, in birds eye maple frame, the
miniature 10cm x 12cm, overall 16.5cm x 18cm.
£150-200
3. A late 19th century portrait miniature of an
Elizabethan Lady, bust length, painted on ceramic,
under glass, in ebonised frame, the miniature 5cm x
4cm, overall 17cm x 13.5cm. £40-80
8. A 19th century portrait miniature of Mary
Stuart by Smith, half length, painted on ivory,
signed, under glass in ebonised frame with thistle cast
suspension loop, the miniature 8.5cm x 6.5cm, overall
14cm x 13cm. £100-200
9. A 19th century portrait miniature of Mrs.
Elliott by A. Cope, half length, painted on ivory,
signed, under glass in ivory and tortoiseshell frame,
the miniature 8cm x 6cm, overall 14.5cm x 12.5cm.
£100-200
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17. After David Octavius Hill
The River Tay from the Western Part of Kinnoull Cliff
coloured print
26.5cm x 37cm
£50-100
18. After A. Rutherford
A view of Perth from the South
coloured print
35.5cm x 48cm
£50-80
Lot 10
10. A pair of 18th / 19th century portrait
miniatures of a husband and wife, half length,
painted on ivory, the male holding a quill in his
right hand resting on a book, the female wearing
a lace bonnet with blue bow, under glass in metal
frames with pierced suspension loops, 4.5cm x 4cm.
£200-300
19. After Sir David Young Cameron
Far Feochan
coloured print, bearing blindstamp, signed in pencil
33cm x 48cm
£50-80
20. Two coloured prints of Dundee
The Town of Dundee and The Prospect of Ye Town of
Dundee
46cm x 60cm and 25.5cm x 41.5cm
£50-80
watercolour on paper, in gilt slip and rosewood frame,
overall 27cm x 22cm. £40-80
12. A Victorian double portrait miniature of
young lady dated Aug. 13th 1851, half length,
watercolour on paper with two portraits of a young
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and giltwood frame, each 9.5cm diameter. £100-200
13. Robert Ronald McIan
Urquhart, Macleod, Rose, Stewart, Ross and
Macdonnel of Glengarry
six coloured lithographs, framed
53cm x 42cm overall
£200-300
14. 19th century British School
‘Henry & Emma’ and ‘Musidora’
two coloured prints in titled verre eglomise set frames
25cm x 18cm
£80-120
Lot 21
21. James McBey (1883 - 1959)
Jerusalem
etching, signed in ink numbered XXIV
24cm x 39.5cm
£100-200
15. 19th century Scottish School
Perth, seen from Barnhill
black and white print
22.5cm x 36cm
£40-80
16. After A. Rutherford
A Plan of the Town of Perth 1774
coloured lithograph
35.5cm x 40.5cm
£40-80
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Lot 22
22. James McBey (1883 - 1959)
Amwas
etching, signed in ink and numbered XXVI
21.5cm x 37cm
£100-200
27. Late 19th century British School
Half length portrait of a young lady
coloured chalks, signed indistinctly
53cm x 42cm
£300-500
Lot 23
23. William Walcot (1874-1943)
A Temple
etching, signed in pencil
52.5cm x 52cm
£200-400
Lot 28
28. Lena Alexander (1899-1983)
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pastel, signed and dated 1960
50.5cm x 58cm
£600-900
29. Drift (late 19th / 20th century)
A summer meadow with daisies, blue bells and
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watercolour, signed and dated 1901
57cm x 44cm
£300-500
Lot 24
24. A. Biack (early 20th century)
Arab and horse, Alger, Avril 1903
watercolour, signed and inscribed
49.5cm x 38.5cm
£200-300
25. C. Baqot (19th century)
The Campagna and Coastal scene
watercolour, signed, a pair
16cm x 35.5cm
£150-200
26. Charles A. Sellar RSW (1856-1926)
A portrait of Jean Stewart Stirton aged 11 years
watercolour, signed, dated verso 1908
31.5cm x 27cm
£200-300
30. John Ednie
Fishing boats on the Nile
34.5cm x 45cm
£400-600
31. M. E. Ramsey
Clydesdale Horse and young girl with attendant stable
hand
56cm x 47cm
£200-300
32. T. H. McKay
Cattle grazing possibly Loch Linnie
watercolour, signed
36cm x 53cm
£100-200
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33. S. Watson
Landscape with cattle grazing
watercolour, signed
29cm x 42.5cm
£80-120
42. F.W. Hattersley
A wet day on the moors, Derbyshire
watercolour, signed
24.5cm x 35cm
£100-200
34. Attributed to William Walls
33cm xx 44cm
£50-80
43. F. Hollands
Bust length portrait of a lady
charcoal and coloured chalks
signed and dated 5.7.46
26cm x 19cm
£40-60
35. J. Morris
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watercolour, signed
25.5cm x 36cm
£50-80
36. Winifred Marie Louise Austen (1876-1964)
Spring Song
watercolour and pencil, signed with the artists
monogram and inscribed
26cm x 21cm
£100-200
44. Scottish school
Four Highland scenes
pencil and watercolour
20.5cm x 26.5cm
£50-80
37. Lewis Vulliamy
Villa D’Este, Tivoli
pencil and watercolour
24.5cm x 18cm
£60-100
38. D.N. Morgan
Landscape with distant coast
watercolour, signed, numbered 10/25
16cm x 24cm
£40-60
39. E A H
Coastal landscape with boats
watercolour, signed with initials
17cm x 25.5cm
£40-60
40. Gordon A. Meadows
Chiswick on Thames
watercolour, signed
25cm x 36.5cm
£80-120
41. L.R Lacroix
Town scene with bandstand, horses and carts
watercolour, signed
34.5cm x 51cm
£80-120
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Lot 45
45. James Watterston Herald (1859-1914)
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watercolour, signed with initials
25.5cm x 17cm
£600-900
Lot 47
Lot 46
46. James Watterston Herald (1859 - 1914)
Girl holding a tray of fruits
pastel, signed
90cm x 57cm
£2000-3000
The Crystal Palace
watercolour, signed
35cm x 25cm
£3000-5000
The Hurdy Gurdy Man
44.5cm x 29.5cm
£4000-6000
Lot 48
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Lot 49
Lot 51
A Village Roup
watercolour, signed and dated ‘89
48cm x 34.5cm
£5000-7000
50. Joe Milne (1857-1911)
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oil on canvas, signed
22.5cm x 32.5cm
£200-300
51. Joe Milne (1857-1911)
Kirkgate, Perth
oil on panel, signed
36.5cm x 26cm
£3000-5000
52. Robert Russell MacNee (1880 - 1952)
A cottage garden
oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘10
43.5cm x 50cm
£700-900
Lot 52
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Lot 53
Cottage with farm workers, chickens, horse and cart
oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘15
30cm x 45cm
£800-1200
Cottage with chickens
oil on canvas, signed and dated indistinctly
51cm x 36cm
£800-1200
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Highland landscape with corn harvesters
oil on canvas, signed and dated 1882
37cm x 68cm
£200-300
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49cm x 64.5cm
£200-300
Lot 59
59. M. Wasilewski
Avignon 9 km, Cyclist and Penny Farthing
59cm x 49cm
£200-300
60. T. H. Peddie (early 20th century)
Perth Bridge viewed from Boatland
oil on board, signed and dated ‘17
63cm x 41cm
£100-200
61. E. C. Collins (early 20th century)
Still life with strawberries, grapes and plums
16.5cm x 24cm
£200-300
57. J.B. Russell
A basket of Spey Trout
39cm x 49.5cm
£500-800
58. A. Brewer (19th century)
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29cm x 60cm
£200-300
Lot 62
62. Robert Thorburn Ross RSA (1816-1876)
Highland Gamekeeper’s Home
oil on board, inscribed verso
25.5cm x 35.5cm
£800-1200
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63. Robert McGowan Coventry ARSA RSW
(1855-1941)
East Coast Harbour scene
59.5cm x 88.5cm
Illustrated on inside front cover
£4000-6000
67. Manner of Oliver Clare
Still life with apple, grapes and rosehips
oil on canvas
14cm x 19cm
£150-250
Half length portrait of a young wearing tartan plaid
oil on board
23.5cm x 19.5cm
£100-200
69. Early 20th century British School
Portrait of an Elizabethan Lady holding a scroll
oil on board
16.5cm x 11.5cm
£150-250
Lot 64
64. Charles Mackie RSA
The Borgese Gardens, Rome
oil on board, signed with initials and inscribed verso
13.5cm x 17cm
£400-600
Lot 70
70. John Haynes Williams (1836-1908)
Anita and another
oil on panel, a pair, signed and dated ‘74, inscribed
verso
12cm x 8cm
£600-900
Lot 65
65. Bernard De Hoog (Dutch)
Mother seated before window sewing a blanket
oil on panel, signed
21.5cm x 15.5cm
£1500-2500
66. After Van Dyke
A portrait of the artist
oil on board, oval, inscribed verso
21.5cm x 17cm
£100-200
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Lot 71
The Whalers fairwell
oil on canvas
32cm x 44cm
£300-500
75. 18th / 19th century Dutch School
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oil on canvas
59cm x 49cm
£1000-1500
76. George Houston RSA RSW RI (1869-1947)
A summer afternoon
69.5cm x 90cm
£4000-6000
Lot 72
Still life with decanter, peaches, pears and plums
oil on panel
30cm x 34.5cm
£1500-2000
73. Follower of Raeburn
Half length portrait of a Gentleman
oil on panel
37cm x 30cm
£300-500
74. Charles Stuart
Still life with comport, grapes, forget-me-knots,
strawberry and plums
34cm x 43cm
£1000-1500
Lot 77
77. John James Wilson (1818-1875)
The approaching storm, South Coast possibly off
Folkestone
oil on canvas, signed with initials and dated 1871
62cm x 93cm
£2500-4000
Lot 78
78. 19th century Dutch School
Still life with Roses, Peony and Tulips
oil on canvas
76cm x 110cm
£1000-1500
Lot 75
79. 18th century English School
Portrait of a Gentleman wearing armour
oil on canvas
73cm x 60cm
£600-900
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84. William Miller Frazer RSA (1864-1961)
Blackwaterfoot, Arran
oil on canvas, signed and inscribed on label verso
49cm x 59.5cm
£3000-5000
Lot 80
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oil on canvas
75cm x 62cm
£600-900
Portrait of Robert B. Sheridan
oil on canvas
74cm x 61cm
£600-900
Lot 85
85. T. Dowler (18th century)
Portrait of Lady Emily Lennox, Duchess of Leinster
oil on canvas
62cm x 50cm
£600-900
Portrait of a boy and attendant dog
oil on canvas, framed oval
69cm x 56cm
£600-900
Lot 82
A summer meadow
oil on canvas board, signed
25cm x 34.5cm
£700-900
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44.5cm x 59.5cm
£2000-3000
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87. David Martin (1737-1797)
Portrait of Capt. Daniel Vere Esq. of Stonebyres,
Father of John Verre
oil on canvas, feigned oval
74cm x 61.5cm
£2000-3000
Basket and game
oil on panel
36cm x 30cm
£200-300
92. Alexander Graham Munro RSW
(1903 - 1985)
A Harbour Stall
oil on canvas laid on panel
44cm x 54cm
£200-400
(1903 - 1985)
Small Fishing Craft in a Mediterranean Harbour
oil on canvas laid on panel
47cm x 57.5cm
£200-400
Lot 88
Portrait of a Lady wearing blue silk and lace gown
oil on canvas
74.5cm x 61.5cm
£1000-1500
89. Late 19th century Scottish School
Sheep and cattle grazing
oil on panel
25cm x 35cm
£100-200
90. 19th century British school
oil on panel
18cm x 27cm
£60-80
(1903 - 1985)
Rooftop View over a Mediterranean Bay
oil on canvas laid on board
47.5cm x 57cm
£200-400
(1903 - 1985)
Study for a Mediterranean Hilltop Town
oil on canvas
86cm x 111cm
£200-400
96. Ita Quilligan
The woodcutter draws near
oil on canvas board
45cm x 35cm
£300-500
Autumnal river scene with swan
oil on canvas
35cm x 24.5cm
£40-60
98. Late 19th century European School
Pair of town scenes
oil on board
24cm x 17cm
£80-120
Lot 91
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oil on canvas, dated 1912
13.5cm x 24cm
£40-60
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100. H. Edwin Dobbs
Portrait of a hound
47cm x 65cm
£100-200
105. J. Murray Thomson
Horses and Foals
49cm x 75cm
£200-300
101. Frank O. Salisbury
Summer landscape
oil on board, signed
36cm x 49cm
£200-300
106. AR
James Morrison RSA RSW (b.1932)
The waters edge
oil on board
signed and dated 2.IX.1981
51.5cm x 110cm
£2000-3000
102. 19th/20th century British School
Cottage scene with maid feeding hens and geese
oil on canvas
22cm x 35.5cm
£80-120
107. Attributed to James Giles
Highland landscape with bridge and stream
32cm x 47cm
£200-300
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oil on canvas
24cm x 44.5cm
£200-300
104. James Baker Pyne (1800-1870)
Recollections of the Lago Maggiore, Market Day at
Palanza
oil on canvas, signed and dated 1868, no. 713, bearing
label verso
64cm x 97cm
Footnote; inscribed on label verso ‘painted for R. J.
King Esquire Liverpoole by J.B. Pyne, 203 Camden
Road, London, NW’
£3000-5000
108. C. Milne
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reverse painted on glass and canvas backed, signed
29cm x 41cm
£200-300
109. After Canaletto (19th century)
The Grand Canal, Venice
oil on canvas
50.5cm x 94cm
£400-600
Lot 104
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110. Torres de Marcillo
(Spanish 19th century)
The Banquet
oil on canvas, signed indistinctly
63.5cm x 92.5cm
£1000-1500
Lot 110
Lot 111
111. William Parrott (1813-1875)
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oil on canvas, signed ‘Parrott’
82cm x 112cm
Illustrated on front cover
£10000-15000
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LONGCASE CLOCKS,
FURNITURE, MIRRORS,
RUGS & CARPETS
Lot 112
Lot 113
112. A late 19th century mahogany long case
clock, the brass dial with 11” silvered chapter ring
and Arabic numerals, the centre decorated with young
Dutch boy and girl, with chain driven movement and
Westminster chimes striking on gongs, the case with
swan neck pediment supported by inlaid columns, the
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quartered columns, on a rectangular base with bracket
feet, 215cm high. £500-700
113. A late 18th / 19th century mahogany long case
clock by Robert Menzies, Coupar Angus, the brass
dial with 11” chapter ring bearing Roman and Arabic
numerals, the silvered centre with subsidiary second
dial and date aperture within pierced mask and foliate
scroll spandrels, the twin train movement striking on
a bell, within swan neck hood supported by reeded
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quarter columns with gilt metal Corinthian capitols,
on a rectangular base with small bracket feet, 213cm
high. £800-1200
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114B.
A 19th century mahogany long case clock
by P. Feren, Dundee, the brass dial and 12” chapter
ring with Roman numerals, two subsidiary dials and
twin train escapement striking on a bell, with pierced
mask spandrels, within arched swan neck hood,
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base with bracket feet, 220cm high. £500-700
115. A Victorian rosewood child’s balloon back
chair, with caned seat and turned supports united by
stretchers, 65.5cm high. £50-100
115A.
An oak dresser, the rectangular planked top
above two frieze drawers, on four baluster turned legs
united by shaped stretchers, 272cm wide x 90cm high
x 65cm deep. £400-600
Lot 116
116. A Victorian mahogany butlers tray on stand,
the rectangular tray with three quarter gallery, pierced
with kidney shaped handles, on a folding base of
turned supports with canvas straps, 76cm wide x 79cm
high x 50cm deep. £100-200
Lot 114
114. A 19th century mahogany long case clock
Gray, Edinburgh, 13” silvered dial with Roman
numerals and subsidiary second hand, the twin train
movement striking on a bell, within architectural
hood, with arched trunk door and rectangular base,
203cm high. £800-1200
114A.
A 19th century mahogany and boxwood
lined long case clock, the enamel dial with Roman
numerals and two subsidiary dials, the twin train
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contained within swan neck hood, the trunk with
rectangular panel door, on a rectangular base raised on
bracket feet, 214cm high. £800-1200
117. An ash and elm Windsor armchair, the back
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the dished seat on turned supports united by stretchers,
stamped J.Drake. Illustrated on page 18. £200-300
117A.
A Victorian walnut and boxwood lined
inverted breakfront bookcase, the rectangular top
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glazed doors, all enclosing adjustable shelves, on plinth
base, 213cm wide x 110.5cm high x 37cm deep.
£600-900
118. A pair of late 20th century mahogany leather
upholstered tub chairs, with brass studded detail, on
tapered square supports. £100-200
119. A 20th century mahogany framed sofa and
pair of corresponding armchairs, with upholstered
back, arms and loose cushion seats, the front rail with
gadrooned carved detail, raised on short cabriole
supports with claw and ball feet. £400-600
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125. A 19th century mahogany bureau bookcase
in the Chippendale style, the dentil cornice above
blind fret frieze and pair of panelled cupboard doors
adjustable shelves, pigeon holes and four small drawers,
the base with hinged fall front opening to an interior of
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sliding column drawers, gadrooned carved drawers,
pigeon holes and eight small drawers with blind fret
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drawers over three long graduated cock beaded drawers
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shaped bracket feet with blind fret detail, 119cm wide x
244cm high x 59cm deep. £4000-6000
Lot 117
120. A George III style mahogany wing armchair,
with upholstered back and arms, the loose cushion seat
on foliate carved cabriole supports. £700-900
121. A 19th century George III style mahogany
chest on chest, the egg and dart cornice with dentil
frieze, above three short and three long graduated cock
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long graduated cock beaded drawers, on shaped
bracket feet, 114cm wide x 188cm high x 57.5cm deep.
£2000-3000
122. A near pair of late 19th / early 20th century
Chinese stools, of rectangular form with caned panel
seats, above a scroll carved and pierced frieze, on square
supports with line detail, 115cm wide x 48cm high x
36cm deep. £700-1000
123. A 19th century mahogany Jupe’s Patent coal
bin, of rectangular form with hinged top, above a
panelled front with hinged angled drop section enclosing
small brass shovel, 44cm wide x 75cm high x 38cm
deep. £300-500
124. A 19th century mahogany bookcase, the
moulded cornice above four astragal glazed cupboard
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four panelled cupboard doors, on plinth base, 202cm
wide x 281.5cm high x 35cm deep. £1500-2000
126. A 19th century mahogany crib, of panelled
construction with hinged arched hood and two convex
rockers, 99cm long x 40cm wide x 75cm high. £300-500
127. A novelty mahogany occasional table in the
form of a spinning wheel, with hinged top, on four
splayed turned supports, 52cm diameter x 69cm high.
£80-120
128. An oak stool attributed to Robert Mouseman
Thompson, the kidney shaped seat on three tapered
octagonal supports, carved with signature mouse, 36cm
high. £100-150
129. A 19th century rosewood piano stool, the
circular upholstered revolving stool on tapered column
with foliate carved collar, raised on three gilt metal paw
feet, 38cm diameter x 47cm high. £100-150
130. A 19th century mahogany elbow chair in
the Chippendale style, the shaped top rail enclosing
pierced interlaced vase shaped splat, with drop in seat
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‘H’ shaped stretcher. £200-300
131. A Continental antique walnut chest, the
rectangular top with inlaid herringbone detail, above
two short and three long graduated drawers, raised on
four bun feet, 96cm wide x 80cm high x 58cm deep.
£800-1200
132. A 19th century and later mahogany window
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tapered reeded supports terminating in brass cups
and castors, 117cm wide x 94cm high x 50cm deep.
£600-800
133. A George III style mahogany wing armchair,
the velvet upholstered back and arms with loose
cushion seat, raised on scroll carved cabriole supports
terminating in pad feet. £500-700
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134. A Victorian walnut card table, the hinged
rectangular top with protruding corners, opening to a
baize lined interior, on foliate carved cabriole supports
terminating in pad feet, 80cm wide x 72cm high x 40cm
deep. £700-900
140. A 19th century mahogany and satinwood
banded bow front chest, the shaped rectangular top
above a brush slide and three long graduated cock
beaded drawers, raised on splayed bracket feet, 92cm
wide x 90cm high x 49cm deep. £400-600
135. A 19th century mahogany, ebony and boxwood
lined bow front linen press, the moulded cornice above
a frieze with Greek key style decoration, above a pair of
panelled cupboard doors enclosing four slide drawers,
drawers, each with lion mask and ring handles, raised on
hairy paw feet, 142cm wide x 223cm high x 71cm deep.
£1000-1500
141. A George III style mahogany serpentine chest,
the rectangular top with moulded edge above four long
graduated drawers, raised on shaped bracket feet, 97cm
136. A large and impressive brass, copper and
agate set lectern, the upper section cast with an eagle
supporting a book rest, on a Gothic style column set
with agate collar, on stepped circular plinth, raised on
four lion and plinth supports, 195cm high. £1500-2000
142. A George III style mahogany low boy, the
rectangular top with a serpentine edge above a long
frieze drawer, on square supports, 86cm wide x 72cm
143. An impressive pair of satinwood bow front side
cabinets, the shaped tops with quarter cut veneers and
pierced brass gallery, above a plain frieze centred with
rectangular panel containing ebony line oval, above a
bowed central cupboard door polychrome decorated
with putti and young girl, enclosing adjustable shelves
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adjustable shelves, raised on six tapered square supports
terminating in spade feet, one cabinet bearing Waring
& Gillow label to reverse, 155.5cm wide x 98cm high x
45.5cm deep. £12000-18000
137. A 19th century Continental walnut parquetry
table, the rectangular top with inlaid lattice design,
broad border and reeded edge, above a single frieze
drawer, on four tapered baluster turned columns united
by stretchers, raised on bun feet, 94cm wide x 80cm
138. A Victorian mahogany cheval mirror, the arched
mirror plate within moulded frame, on trestle base with
four scroll feet and ceramic castors, 165cm high x 83cm
wide. £300-500
139. A 19th century rosewood and simulated
rosewood occasional table, the circular top on baluster
column with reeded detail, on concave platform base
and three bun feet, 40.5cm diameter x 74cm high.
£60-100
144. A 19th century mahogany commode, the
rectangular tray top with pierced gallery, above a pair
of cupboard doors with boxwood line detail, above a
deep drawer, on square supports and small brass castors,
54cm wide x 79cm high x 46cm deep. £300-500
145. A Victorian gilt wood stool, the serpentine
upholstered seat above a foliate carved frieze, on short
scroll carved cabriole supports, 41cm wide x 22cm high
x 36cm deep. £50-80
146. A French beech fauteuil in the 19th century
style, the upholstered back, arms and seat above a
shell carved rail, on scroll and foliate carved cabriole
supports. £100-200
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147. A George III style mahogany Gainsbourgh
chair, the upholstered back, arms and seat, on
channeled square supports with scroll carved brackets,
united by an ‘H’ shaped stretcher. £100-200
148. An antique and later oak drop leaf table, the
oval planked top with twin drop leaves and gate leg
action, on six turned supports united by stretchers,
open 162cm wide x 74cm high x 121.5cm deep.
£300-500
149. A Victorian walnut and gilt metal mounted
pier cabinet, the rectangular top above plain frieze
and glazed panelled door opening to an interior of two
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gilt metal mounts, on plinth base with shaped apron,
78cm wide x 106cm high x 30.5cm deep. £400-600
150. A late 19th / early 20th century Chinese dark
wood jardiniere stand, the circular top with purple
and white marble inset, above a foliate carved frieze,
on four rectangular supports with claw and ball feet,
46cm diameter x 44cm high. £200-300
151. A nest of three mahogany and boxwood
lined occasional tables, each with rectangular top
and boxwood line detail, on ring turned supports and
splayed feet united by stretchers, 51cm wide x 67cm
152. A Continental antique yew wood and
boxwood lined chest, the rectangular top with slight
serpentine front, above four long graduated drawers
each with line detail, on squat bun feet, 89cm wide x
82cm high x 53cm deep. £2000-3000
153. A late 19th century French kingwood,
porcelain and gilt metal mounted occasional table,
the shaped circular top centred with a porcelain panel
painted with three putti within gilt border on blue
celeste ground, with pierced gallery, above a shaped
apron centred with applied foliate cast mounts, on
three tapered cabriole supports united by an under
tier centred with a circular porcelain panel painted
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£1200-1800
154. An oak four poster single bed, the rectangular
canopy with foliate carved frieze on turned uprights,
the headboard and footboard carved with musicians
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231cm high x 216cm long. £700-900
155. A pair of reproduction mahogany bedside
cupboards, the cushion moulded tops above panelled
cupboard doors, raised on plinths, 47cm wide x 80cm
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156. A 19th century rosewood card table, the
hinged revolving rectangular top opening to a baize
lined interior, above foliate and scroll carved frieze,
on gadrooned baluster shaped column with four foliate
carved downswept supports, raised on brass casters,
157. An early 20th century mahogany extending
dining table, the rounded rectangular top with
leaves, above a plain frieze on scroll and foliate
carved cabriole supports with claw and ball feet,
extended 483cm long x 138cm wide x 77cm high.
£3000-5000
158. A pair of Chinese carved wood shi shi dog
columns, the tops carved with shi shi with raised paw
on ball, on rectangular foliate carved columns with
key carved base, 109cm high. £400-600
159. A George III style mahogany snap top supper
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and foliate carved baluster column and three foliate
carved downswept supports with claw and ball feet,
160. A Chinese carved wood jardiniere stand, the
circular top with red marble inset, above a concave
frieze carved with panels of fruit and foliage, above a
further pierced foliate frieze, on four cabriole supports
united by an ‘X’ shaped stretcher, 30cm diameter x
94cm high. £400-600
161. A late 19th century coromandel, ebony
and gilt metal mounted writing desk, the shaped
rectangular top with green and gilt leather inset
skeever, with raised shelf, the frieze with two short
drawers, raised on tapered cylindrical supports with
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162. A pair of mahogany occasional tables, the
oval tops on tapered cylindrical column and three
downswept supports, 43.5cm wide x 73cm high x
35cm deep. £300-500
163. A late 19th / early 20th century Continental
mahogany and marquetry jardiniere stand, the
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foliage, raised on four short cabriole supports, 29cm
diameter x 47cm high. £200-300
164. A set of six 19th century mahogany dining
chairs, the scroll and foliate carved top rails
above drop in upholstered seats, on reeded tapered
cylindrical supports. £400-600
165. A late 19th century Irish mahogany card
table, the shaped rectangular hinged top opening
to a baize lined interior, above a frieze carved with
central shell, raised on foliate carved cabriole supports
terminating in paw feet, 94cm wide x 79cm high x
46cm deep. £400-600
166. A 19th century mahogany wine cooler of
sarcophagus shape, the interior with detachable
Japanned liner, raised on four scroll and paw carved
feet, 74cm wide x 49cm high x 53cm deep. £400-600
167. A mahogany Regency style chiffonier, the
upright back with two open shelves edged with brass
foliate mounts, above a rectangular base and two
panelled doors with linen fold detail, raised on bun
168. A late Victorian walnut and gilt metal
mounted display cabinet, the rectangular top above
a pair of arched glazed panel doors, opening to a
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by rectangular columns with shell and foliate cast
mounts, on plinth base with shaped apron, 110cm
169. A matched pair of late 19th century
mahogany book cases, the rectangular tops above
concave frieze and open recess, enclosing two
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carved brackets, raised on plinths and castors, the
largest 138cm wide x 107cm high x 41.5cm deep.
£1200-1800
173. A 19th century rosewood card table, the
hinged rectangular revolving top with baize lined
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on a tapered column with lotus carved collar and
concave platform base, with paw feet and recessed
brass castors, 91.5cm wide x 73cm high x 45cm deep.
£400-600
174. An Eastern mother of pearl and boxwood
inlaid octagonal topped occasional table, the top
centred with a star within scroll and foliate border, on
arched mirhab supports, 41cm diameter x 58cm high.
£100-200
175. A Victorian mahogany pedestal desk, the
rectangular top with leather inset skeever and moulded
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with three graduated drawers, raised on plinth and
castors, 107cm wide x 74cm high x 60cm deep.
£300-500
176. A late George III mahogany side table, the
rectangular top with raised moulded edge above a
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terminating in brass castors, 57cm wide x 76cm high x
41cm deep. £250-400
170. A Victorian amboyna, ebony and gilt metal
mounted occasional table, the octagonal top with
applied beaded border, on four tapered cylindrical
supports with simulated reeded inlay detail, on an ‘X’
platform base and four downswept supports with brass
castors, 60cm diameter x 60cm high. £500-700
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marquetry kidney shaped occasional table, the
shaped top with pierced brass gallery and inlaid panel
of musical instruments, above a small concave frieze
drawer, on square shaped supports united by an under
tier, 53cm wide x 67cm high x 34cm deep. £600-800
172. A late 19th / early 20th century Chinese dark
wood window seat, the panelled rectangular top with
scroll ends, above a pierced key frieze, on rectangular
section supports united by stretchers, 65cm wide x
55cm high x 33cm deep. £300-500
Lot 177
177. A Victorian walnut Wellington chest, the
rectangular top with moulded edge, above seven long
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by foliate carved capitols and hinged locking panel,
on plinth base, 92cm wide x 132cm high x 46cm deep.
£800-1200
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Lot 181
178. A 19th century oak dresser, the upright back
with moulded cornice and two open plate racks,
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baluster carved uprights and planked base, raised on
rectangular supports, 161cm wide x 184cm high x
44cm deep. £1500-2000
178A.
A 19th century mahogany Gillows style
side table, the rectangular top with a moulded edge
above a single frieze drawer backed with a dummy
drawer, on four reeded tapered cylindrical supports
terminating in brass cups and castors, 64cm wide x
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marquetry wardrobe, the moulded cornice above a
pair of panelled cupboard doors, inlaid with ribbon
tie, scrolls, foliage and swags, opening to a plain
drawers, 132.5cm wide x 230cm high x 59cm deep.
£1500-2000
180. A George III style mahogany tea table, the
hinged rectangular top on bird cage action baluster
column and three downswept supports, 76cm diameter
x 71cm high. £300-500
181. A 19th century Regency style rosewood and
brass inlaid centre table, the rectangular top with
brass inlaid border and corner spandrels of anthimion,
above a frieze with single drawer and dummy drawer
rectangular supports with scroll carved detail united
by a turned stretcher, on rectangular trestle ends with
gesso and gilt paw feet, 114.5cm wide x 74cm high x
70cm deep. £3000-5000
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Lot 182
182. A late 19th century kingwood, parquetry
and gilt metal mounted writing desk, the shaped
rectangular top with leather inset skeever and gilt
metal edge, above a long frieze drawer centred with
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and scroll handles, raised on tapered cabriole supports
with gilt metal mounts, 103.5cm wide x 76cm high x
54cm deep. £2000-3000
183. A late 19th century Continental mahogany
console table, the white and grey veined marble top
with a moulded edge, above a long frieze drawer, on
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feet, on concave platform base with mirrored panel
back, the marble top cracked, 145cm wide x 102cm
189. A Chinese dark wood and mother of pearl
inlaid jardiniere stand, the rectangular top with red
and white marble inset within mother of pearl inlaid
border, above an open frieze centred with foliate
carved panel, raised on square section supports with
channeled line detail, 41.5cm wide x 52cm high x
31cm deep. £200-300
Lot 184
190. A 19th century mahogany Pembroke table,
the rectangular top with twin drop leaves and single
end drawer, on square chamfered supports united by
a shaped ‘X’ stretcher, 77.5cm wide x 72cm high.
£400-600
184. A 19th century Scottish mahogany and
boxwood lined sideboard, probably Edinburgh, the
stage back with two sliding doors, above a breakfront
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deep drawers with double false fronts, raised on six
tapered square supports with dot and hollow end
motif, 199cm wide x 108.5cm high x 69cm deep.
£800-1200
185. A set of eight 19th century mahogany
Sheraton style dining chairs, the shaped top rail
above a pierced vertical splat with corn sheaf motif,
with drop in upholstered seats, on tapered square
supports united by an ‘H’ shaped stretcher, comprising
- two armchairs and six side chairs. £800-1200
186. A 19th century George III style mahogany
D-end dining table, the centre section with twin drop
leaves, together with two D-end sections, raised on
square channeled supports, open 268cm x 123cm wide
x 71cm high. £800-1200
186A.
An oak and mahogany banded mule
chest, the rectangular hinged panel top above two
false drawers, one long drawer and two short drawers,
enclosed within reeded columns, raised on shaped
bracket feet, 152cm wide x 94.5cm high x 56cm deep.
£800-1200
187. A 19th century rosewood tea poy, the
sarcophagus shaped top with hinged cover, opening
to an interior of two lidded compartments and two
circular velvet lined recesses, on hexagonal baluster
column and concave platform base, with squat bun
feet and brass castors, 40cm wide x 79cm high x 33cm
deep. £600-800
188. A George III style mahogany card table, the
hinged rectangular top opening to a leather lined
interior, above a plain frieze, on tapered cabriole
supports terminating in claw and ball feet, 81cm wide
x 74cm high x 40cm deep. £600-800
Lot 191
191. A near pair of late 19th / early 20th century
Chinese carved wood jardiniere stands, the
rectangular tops with marble panel inset, above a
pierced frieze within scroll carved border, on tall
supports united by two under tiers, on claw and
ball feet, 41.5cm wide x 81cm high x 31cm deep.
£800-1200
192. A late 19th century French rosewood and
lacquer two tier etagere, the shaped rectangular tiers
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foliage, on four shaped supports, the under tier with
gilt metal foliate cast handles, 70cm wide x 82cm high
x 45cm deep. £300-500
193. A set of folding pine library steps, 110cm high.
£200-300
194. An Edwardian satinwood and ebony lined
jardiniere stand, the rectangular top with lift out liner
on four tapered square supports terminating in spade
feet, united by concave stretchers, 61cm wide x 84cm
195. A 19th century mahogany and ebony lined
bow front chest of small size, the shaped top above
three small and three long graduated cockbeaded
drawers, raised on splayed bracket feet, 93cm wide x
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195A. A 19th century mahogany and ebony strung
bow front chest, graduated cock beaded drawers, raised on splayed
bracket feet, 114cm wide x 102.5cm high x 59.5cm deep.
£200-300
196. A late 19th century walnut snap top occasional
table, the circular top on spiral turned column with
four downswept supports, 58cm diameter x 74cm high.
£300-500
197. A Victorian burr walnut and boxwood lined
corner whatnot, above three graduated tiers supported by turned columns,
on tapered cylindrical feet with brass castors, 135cm high
x 67cm wide x 42cm deep. £300-500
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baluster column and three downswept scroll supports,
132cm diameter. £800-1200
199. A 19th century satinwood demi lune card table,
the hinged top centred with shell inlay, opening to a baize
lined interior, above a plain frieze, on tapered square
supports with inlaid line detail, 97cm wide x 72cm high x
47cm deep. £800-1200
200. An early 20th century mahogany and gilt metal
mounted bow front display cabinet, the marble top
with pierced brass gallery above a scroll frieze and
glazed cupboard door, opening to a velvet lined interior
of two shelves, with glazed side panels, on short cabriole
supports with gilt metal mounts, 67cm wide x 139cm
201. A 19th century mahogany snap top supper table,
the hinged rounded rectangular top on a baluster turned
column with four down swept supports terminating in
turned feet, 103cm wide x 69cm deep. £80-120
202. A Victorian mahogany Canterbury, with four
divisions and pierced scroll ends above a single frieze
drawer on tapered cylindrical supports with brass cups
and ceramic castors, 61cm wide x 49cm high x 43cm
deep. £150-200
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marquetry gilt metal mounted writing table, the
shaped rectangular top with tooled leather inset, above
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foliage, raised on tapered cabriole supports with gilt
metal mounts, 100cm wide x 74cm high x 54cm deep.
£2000-3000
204. A Victorian mahogany Wellington chest, the
rectangular top above typical arrangement of seven
graduated drawers, with hinged side locking panel and
plinth base, 60.5cm wide x 135cm high x 48cm deep.
£800-1200
205. An Edwardian mahogany, satinwood
banded and marquetry bijouterie table, the hinged
rectangular top with canted angles, opening to a satin
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swags, on lyre supports and splayed stretchers united
by a double turned stretcher, 50cm wide x 74cm high
x 35cm deep. £800-1200
206. A late 19th century Regency style rosewood
demi lune cabinet, the marble top above plain frieze
and two convex doors with linen back and metal grille
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collars, on plinth base, 79.5cm wide x 89cm high x
47cm deep. £1500-2000
Lot 207
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207. A pair of Continental pine and gesso console
tables, the rectangular red and ochre marble tops
above a frieze with foliate scroll gesso mouldings,
the sides similarly decorated within gilt borders, on
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wide x 101cm high x 44.5cm deep. £4000-6000
208. A Chinese dark wood low table, the rectangular
panel top above a pierced frieze of scroll, fruit and
foliage, on short square section supports with scroll
carved detail, 76.5cm wide x 28cm high x 42cm deep.
£400-600
209. An early 20th century green painted demi
lune side table, the top painted with foliate border
within acanthus moulded edge, above a central frieze
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supports with harebell detail and spade feet, 107cm
210. A large and impressive pair of Blackamoor
>$'carved holding urns, wearing red robes with
gilt detail, raised on hexagonal plinths, 240cm high.
£1500-2000
211. A late 19th / early 20th century Japanese
lacquer, bone and mother of pearl inlaid two fold
screen, the arched panels decorated with panels of
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within lacquered and carved wood surrounds, raised
on four castors, 165cm wide x 180cm high. £300-500
Lot 213
213. A 19th century Continental ebony and ivory
inlaid desk of small proportions, the upright back
centred with crest of classical male holding a lyre above
a three quarter gallery and arrangement of six small
drawers, the hinged front inlaid with classical scene
of putti driving chariots within fruit and foliate scroll
borders, opening to a plain interior, the frieze centred
with mask, on four tapered square supports united by
stretchers and raised on tapered turned supports, 76cm
214. An Edwardian mahogany and boxwood lined
bow fronted canteen on stand, the canteen with
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single frieze drawer and tapered square supports
united by an under tier, terminating in spade feet,
51cm wide x 97.5cm high x 35.5cm deep. £150-250
215. A pair of antique oak and metal bound strong
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work, drop carry handles to the side and hinged fall
fronts, mounted one on top of another on rectangular
plinth base with bun feet, overall 60cm wide x 84cm
Lot 212
212. A late 19th century Chinese barrel shaped
jardiniere stand, the circular top with red and white
veined marble inset, above interlaced sides, raised on
four shaped bracket feet, 36cm diameter x 53cm high.
£200-300
216. A 19th century Continental mahogany,
boxwood and ebony lined cylinder bureau, the
rectangular top above a pull out slide and hinged
front, opening to an interior of pigeon holes, short
drawers and central cupboard door, above three long
drawers, the apron centred with gilt metal mount,
raised on scroll supports, 104.5cm wide x 112cm high
x 56cm deep. £800-1000
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217. “The Cluny Table”, A Regency rosewood octagonal top Vitrine
formerly in the Carnegie Family, the top centred with octagonal plinth
and eight hinged glazed panels set in brass frames, each opening to a
mirror backed and velvet lined interior, within beaded border, on a tapered
hexagonal stepped column and three downswept scroll and acanthus carved
supports, with hairy paw feet concealing recessed brass castors, 133cm
diameter x 84cm high.
Footnote;
The current lot has been in the drawing room of Cluny Castle, Kingussie,
when in 1888, Andrew and Louise Carnegie had rented the Castle as
a summer home. The table contained some of the Macpherson family
treasures and on the glass lid of each compartment there was a strip of
ribbon sealed to the table to prevent anyone from opening it. In the 1920’s
the table was sent to Fraser’s Auction Rooms in Inverness where, in her
own words, Mrs Carnegie “discovered the table, I felt under the edge for the
remnants of the red sealing wax and there they were!! So I knew I could not
be mistaken!- Mr Barrow attended the auction sale and to my delight the
table was mine! In due course it arrived in New York and I kept it at 2 East
91st Street” (Formerly the Carnegie’s home and now The Cooper Hewitt
National Design Museum).
Provenance: by descent
£10000-15000
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Lot 218
218. An Edwardian and marquetry kidney shaped
desk by Edwards & Roberts, the shaped top with
gilt tooled leather inset within ribbon tie, acorn and
foliate inlaid border, above a central frieze drawer
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short graduated drawers each with urn and foliate
inlay, within foliate and harebell inlaid uprights, the
sides inlaid with classical urn and laurel wreath, raised
on eight tapered square supports with spade feet,
121cm wide x 76cm high x 56cm deep. Illustrated on
inside back cover. £2500-4000
219. A Chinese marble topped jardiniere stand,
the square top with marble inset within moulded
border, above a pierced fret frieze, on four downswept
supports, 31cm square x 39cm high. £50-100
220. A Victorian rosewood and marquetry fuel bin,
the rectangular top with brass three quarter gallery above
an open shelf with mirror back, the hinged fall front
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turned supports with brass cups and ceramic castors,
36.5cm wide x 96.5cm high x 35cm deep. £80-120
Lot 221
221. A late 19th century Damascus, mother of
pearl and ivory inlaid Davenport, the upright back
with bow front shelf on scroll supports, above an open
shelf and frieze centred with turned square fret cut
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front opening to an interior of two small drawers and
open recess, supported by foliate carved and turned
opening to an arrangement of four short drawers, this
side with secret drawer, raised on four bun feet, 59cm
222. A late 19th century rosewood and boxwood
lined corner table, the shaped top above a frieze
centred with foliate and scroll motif, on tapered square
supports united by a shaped under tier, 55cm wide x
223. A late 19th century satinwood and ebony
lined piano stool, with hinged upholstered seat, plain
frieze and tapered square supports, 49cm wide x 50cm
224. A 19th century mahogany boxwood and
ebony lined bow front chest, the shaped rectangular
top above two short and three long graduated cock
beaded drawers, on splayed bracket feet, 102.5cm
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229. A group of three camphor and brass bound
trunks, each with brass corner plates and strapping,
each with drop carry handles to the sides, the largest
90cm wide x 42cm high x 48cm deep, the middle size
86cm wide x 37cm high x 40cm deep, the smallest
230. A late 19th century gilt metal mounted
rosewood and marquetry jardiniere stand and
cover, the rectangular top with lift out cover and
detachable rectangular metal liner, the sides and
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cabriole supports with gilt metal mounts, 66cm wide x
Lot 225
225. A late 19th century French walnut, rosewood,
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breakfront side cabinet, the white and grey veined
marble top above a frieze of repeating circular motifs,
the cupboard door inlaid with ribbon tie suspending
mandolin, clarinet, horn, bassoon, sheet music,
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inlaid panels of staffs with ribbon tie and entwined
foliage, the corners set with applied foliate cast
mounts, raised on tapered cylindrical supports, 115cm
wide x 112cm high x 42cm deep. Illustrated on inside
back cover. £2000-3000
226. A Victorian mahogany parlour chair, with
upholstered back, arms and seat on foliate carved and
scroll cabriole supports terminating in brass castors.
£150-200
227. A Victorian mahogany stool, the rectangular
upholstered top above frieze centred with oval and
foliate carved detail, on scroll and foliate carved
cabriole supports, 52cm wide x 36cm high x 47cm
deep. £50-100
228. A Victorian mahogany parlour chair, the
arched upholstered back and seat on foliate carved
cabriole supports with brass castors. £100-200
231. A Victorian mahogany sofa table, the
rectangular top with twin drop leaves, above a frieze
drawer backed with a false drawer, on baluster turned
column and platform base with four downswept
supports, terminating in foliate cast brass caps and
castors, 96.5cm wide x 73cm high. £200-300
232. A reproduction satinwood and rosewood
banded Pembroke table, the rectangular top with
twin drop leaves, above a frieze drawer and false
drawer, on tapered square supports with brass cups
and castors, 77cm wide x 72cm high. £100-200
233. A 19th century mahogany and boxwood
lined corner wash stand, with later upright back, the
drawers, on three splayed supports united by shaped
under tier, 56cm wide x 111cm high x 45cm deep.
£50-100
234. A late 19th century Chinese carved wood
jardiniere stand, the circular top with red and white
marble inset, above a pierced and foliate carved frieze,
on four mask carved supports united by a circular
under tier, terminating in claw and ball carved feet,
235. A Victorian burr walnut and ebony lined
work table, the rectangular top with two hinged
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compartments, on tapered cylindrical supports with
brass cups and castors, 47.5cm wide x 76.5cm high x
41.5cm deep. £200-300
236. A nest of two Chinese dark wood occasional
tables, the rectangular tops above pierced dragon
and scroll carved frieze, on bamboo carved supports
united by stretchers, 45cm wide x 63cm high x 32cm
deep. £80-120
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237. A 19th century mahogany and boxwood lined
demi lune table, the hinged top above a frieze centred
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shell inlaid detail, on tapered square supports, 102cm
243. A Victorian walnut parlour chair, the button
down upholstered arched back with foliate carved
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carved arms, raised on short cabriole supports and
ceramic castors. £150-200
238. A 19th century mahogany bow front chest,
the rectangular top above a plain frieze with inlaid
line detail, over two short and three long graduated
cock beaded drawers above a shaped apron, raised on
bracket feet, 108cm wide x 98cm high x 55.5cm deep.
£200-300
244. An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood
banded work table, the oval top above small frieze
drawer and satin lined pull out well, raised on tapered
square supports united by a shaped ‘X’ stretcher, 46cm
wide x 74.5cm high x 30.5cm deep. £100-150
239. A 19th century mahogany bow front chest,
the rectangular top above two short and three long
graduated cock beaded drawers, raised on bracket feet,
106.5cm wide x 99cm high x 55cm deep. £200-300
240. An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood
banded corner cabinet, the broken pediment above
ribbon tie and foliate frieze, with astragal glazed door
panelled cupboard door inlaid with ribbon tie, an oval
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carved oval back with button down upholstered panel,
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245. An unusual Edwardian mahogany and
satinwood banded occasional table, the square top
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club decoration, opening to baize lined circular recess,
raised on splayed square supports united by turned ‘X’
stretcher with small under tier, 50cm diameter x 73cm
high. £100-150
246. A Victorian mahogany framed needlework
panel, the scroll carved surround centred with crest
of a basket of fruit, enclosing a needlework panel of
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247. A reproduction rosewood and boxwood
lined sofa table, the rectangular top with twin drop
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drawers, on tapered trestle ends with four splayed legs
terminating in brass paw feet and castors, open 155cm
248. An Edwardian mahogany, satinwood banded
and boxwood lined envelope card table, the square
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interior, above a single frieze drawer inlaid with patera
and scrolls, on tapered square supports with inlaid
harebell decoration, tapering to brass caps and castors
united by shaped stretchers and circular under tier
with brass gallery, 56cm wide x 78cm high. £200-300
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two short and two long drawers with boxwood line
detail, on an associated base with arched panelled
door, square supports and castors, 47.5cm wide x
Lot 242
242. A George III mahogany and boxwood lined
fold over tea table, the hinged rectangular top with
canted front angles, above a frieze with single drawer,
on tapered square supports terminating in spade feet,
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251. A 19th century Dutch mahogany and
marquetry escretoire, the rectangular top above a
frieze drawer and hinged fall front inlaid with vase
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interior of four open recesses, small cupboard door
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foliage, the sides decorated with panels of urns issuing
foliage, raised on tapered square supports, 104cm
Lot 250
250. A nest of three
Irish Killarney
yewwood and
marquetry occasional
tables, the largest
decorated with central
inlaid panel of ruined
church within shamrock and fern border, the middle
table decorated with inlaid panel of a castle within
corresponding border, the smaller decorated with a
folly in corresponding border, raised on four turned
supports united by stretchers, the largest 57cm wide x
Lot 252
252. A 19th century French rosewood, marquetry
and gilt metal mounted corner cabinet, of
serpentine outline with foliate and scroll carved frieze,
above a serpentine glazed door with asymmetric scroll
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carved mounts, the apron centred with gilt metal
cartouche, 74cm wide x 172cm high x 43cm deep.
£800-1200
Lot 251
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253. An Edwardian mahogany bijouterie table, the
triangular shaped top with scroll edge and glass panel,
opening to a velvet lined interior, on three cabriole
supports united by a shaped under tier, 56.5cm
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square top with four drop leaves, decorated with
central foliate sprays and scrolls, on tapered cabriole
supports with gilt metal mounts, 85cm diameter x
74cm high. £100-200
260. A military chest, of rectangular form with brass
bound corners and three long graduated drawers, the
sides with drop carry handles, 92cm wide x 76cm high
x 42cm deep. £50-100
261. A 19th century Dutch mahogany and
marquetry card table, the hinged revolving
rectangular top inlaid with central panel of foliage,
scrolls and birds, within cornucopia shell and foliate
spandrels, opening to a circular baize lined surface
with foliate inlaid spandrels, above a scroll and foliate
frieze, on tapered square supports, 83.5cm wide x
76cm high x 41.5cm deep. £200-300
Lot 254
254. An unusual 19th century mahogany, boxwood
and ebony lined fold over tea table, the hinged top
on sliding forward action, above a frieze drawer with
ebony line detail, on reeded baluster column and four
downswept channeled supports terminating in scroll
and foliate cast toes and castors, 102cm wide x 76cm
262. A 19th century mahogany marquetry knee
hole desk, the upright back with simulated astragal
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two smaller glazed cupboard doors and shelves, the
base with a long frieze drawer opening to divisions
and writing surface, above arched panelled doors
inlaid with shell and foliate motifs, raised on shaped
bracket supports, 115cm wide x 148cm high x 49cm
deep. £250-400
255. A 19th century mahogany work table, the
rounded rectangular top above a single drawer and
deep drawer with false drawer fronts, on tapered
column with foliate carved collar and concave
platform base with three scroll feet concealing
recessed brass castors, 46cm wide x 77cm high x
35cm deep. £150-200
263. An early 20th century red lacquer chinoiserie
bed, the head and foot board decorated with Chinese
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pine trees, within gilt borders, headboard 117cm high
x 139cm wide. £80-120
256. Two Victorian walnut parlour chairs, one
with foliate carved arms and scroll carved cabriole
supports, raised on ceramic castors, the other with
foliate carved crest and cabriole supports, raised on
257. A Victorian walnut sofa, the shaped
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carved arms, raised on short scroll carved cabriole
supports with brass castors, 175cm wide. £200-300
258. A 19th century rosewood work box, the
sarcophagus shaped top with hinged lid and brass drop
handles to the sides, on a tapered rectangular support
and concave platform base with brass castors, 40cm
diameter x 72cm high x 30cm deep. £150-200
264. A 19th century mahogany boxwood and
ebony lined commode, the hinged rectangular top
opening to a recessed interior, above a false drawer,
with pull out potty drawer, enclosing original turned
wood lid, raised on square supports, 46cm wide x
265. A 19th century Dutch oak and marquetry
mirror back dressing chest, the arched mirror plate
within shaped uprights, on a base inlaid with central
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birds and foliage, within checker banded circular
border and foliate scroll spandrels, above four long
drawers inlaid with scrolls and foliage, raised on
square section supports, 95.5cm wide x 186cm high x
46.5cm deep. Illustrated page 32. £400-600
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271. A Victorian mahogany childs chair, the tablet
top rail above a horizontal splat, with upholstered
drop in seat and scroll arms resting on turned stumps,
on short cylindrical supports, 52cm high. £80-120
272. A Victorian mahogany chest, the rectangular
top above two short and two long graduated cock
beaded drawers, with turned wooden knobs and
splayed bracket feet, 92cm wide x 90cm high x 51cm
deep. £200-300
273. A 19th century mahogany chest, the
rectangular top with moulded edge, above two short
and three long graduated drawers, on bracket feet,
274. An early 20th century mahogany childs chair,
the upholstered back, arms and seat on turned supports
united by an ‘H’ shaped stretcher, 77cm high. £60-100
Lot 265
266. A Victorian rosewood parlour chair, the
upholstered back and seat within scroll and foliate
carved supports, on scroll carved cabriole supports
and brass castors. £60-100
267. A Victorian mahogany snap top tripod table,
the hinged circular top with moulded edge, on baluster
turned column with three downswept supports, 57cm
Lot 275
268. A 19th century Continental walnut and
marquetry dressing table mirror, the rectangular
mirror plate within shaped frame, on scroll supports
on four bun feet, 47cm wide x 66cm high. £50-100
275. A George III mahogany chest on stand, the
domed hinged top opening to a foliate lined fabric
interior, on a stand with tapered square supports
terminating in brass caps and castors, 58cm wide x
269. A Victorian rosewood piano stool, the circular
revolving top with needle and bead work upholstered
seat, on reeded and baluster turned column with three
downswept supports, terminating in paw feet, 37cm
276. A 19th century mahogany elbow chair, the
scroll carved top rail above a concave vertical splat,
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tapered cylindrical supports. £100-150
270. A late 19th century rosewood and boxwood
lined writing desk, the rectangular top with leather
inset and bowed central section, above a central
bowed frieze drawer inlaid with urn and foliate
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tapered square supports with brass caps and ceramic
castors, 90cm wide x 73cm high x 53.5cm deep.
£200-300
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277. A 19th century mahogany chest, the rectangular
top with moulded edge, above three short and three long
graduated drawers, on shaped bracket feet, 110cm wide x
278. A Victorian rosewood and boxwood lined
occasional table, the shaped rectangular top centred with
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square supports united by a concave under tier, 64cm
279. A walnut cheval mirror, the arched mirror plate
within the moulded frame, enclosed by rectangular
uprights, on scroll carved feet with brass castors, 182cm
282. An unusual Victorian walnut dressing table
mirror, the broken pediment above a revolving
rectangular box with a mirror to one side and
short and two long drawers, raised on bracket feet
with scroll carved apron, 68cm high x 34cm wide.
£300-500
280. A Victorian mahogany wardrobe, the moulded
cornice above a central mirrored door with shell and
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and drawers, on a plinth base, 185.5cm wide x 218cm
Lots 283 & 284
283. A George III style mahogany four poster bed,
the canopy with moulded edge and lined underside,
supported on octagonal baluster columns with carved
wheat sheaves and reeded detail, with upholstered
arched headboard, mattress and base, 205cm wide x
244cm high x 227cm deep. £2500-4000
Lot 281
281. A George III mahogany and satinwood
banded secretaire linen press, the moulded cornice
above a frieze centred with shell inlay and pair of
cupboard doors inlaid with oval patera, opening to
secretaire drawer, opening to a baize lined interior and
arrangement of small drawers and pigeon holes, above
three long graduated cock beaded drawers with turned
wooden handles, raised on bracket feet, 131cm wide x
233cm high x 63cm deep. £2500-4000
284. A late Regency rosewood sofa table, the
rectangular top with twin drop ends, above two frieze
drawers backed by two false drawers, on trestle
supports with scroll carved detail, raised on foliate
carved paw feet with recessed brass castors, 152.5cm
285. A 19th century French walnut armoire, the
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above a frieze centred with heart and two foliate
roundels, the panelled cupboard doors carved with
interior of shelves, raised on short cabriole supports,
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286. An 18th / 19th century oak dresser, the plate
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arched cupboard doors over small drawers, the
planked base with moulded edge and four deep
drawers each with herringbone borders, with shaped
apron on three foliate carved cabriole supports, 225cm
287. A 19th century French green painted
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section of adjustable shelves and pair of panelled
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corinthian carved capitols, on a plinth base, the details
picked out in salmon pink, 121cm wide x 224.5cm
high x 33.5cm deep. £500-800
Lot 287
288. A late 19th century pitch pine table cabinet by
Howard & Sons, the rectangular top with simulated
bamboo carved gallery above a pair of panelled
cupboard doors, within bamboo carved uprights, one
door stamped ‘Howard & Sons, Berners St’, 60cm
289. An Edwardian mahogany and brass
newspaper stand, with revolving top, on three
cylindrical splayed supports, 70cm high. £60-80
Lot 288
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290. A George III mahogany commode, the
rectangular tray top above pair of cupboard doors,
over a pull out section of two false drawers, with
leather lined surface, on square supports with
line detail, 56cm wide x 82cm high x 42cm deep.
£300-500
294. An early 20th century four fold screen,
upholstered all over with polychrome printed design
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bird decorated ground, 156cm wide x 167cm high.
£300-500
Lot 291
291. A 19th century Pollard oak console table, the
rectangular top with upright back above a plain frieze,
on lotus carved shaped supports united by a turned
stretcher, 79cm wide x 92cm high x 43cm deep.
£400-600
292. An Edwardian walnut and brass music stand,
the rectangular top with moulded edge and three
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open shelves with ivorine titles, Songs, Sacred, Dance,
General Music, on cylindrical supports and splayed
Lot 295
295. A set of 19th century mahogany library steps,
the rectangular sides enclosing seven rungs, with
lacquered brass hinge arm, 36cm wide x 126cm high.
£400-600
296. A carved oak armorial crest, the shaped panel
centred with a shield below knights, helmets and
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surround inscribed ‘NE OBLIUIS CARIS’, 63cm high
x 67.5cm wide. £300-500
297. A 19th century rosewood inverted breakfront
bookcase, the rectangular top above open section of
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yellow linen fold and gilt metal grilles, on plinth base,
Lot 293
293. A 19th century rosewood writing table, the
rounded rectangular top with gilt tooled leather inset,
above a long frieze drawer backed by a false drawer,
on baluster shaped trestle ends joined by turned
stretcher, raised on paw feet with recessed ceramic
castors, 91cm wide x 71cm high x 54.5cm deep.
£500-800
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Lot 298 (detail)
298. A late 18th century Irish mahogany console
table in the Neo Classical taste, the green and white
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spade feet, 220cm wide x 87cm high x 71cm deep.
Provenance: Ex. Woodstock, Newtownmountkennedy,
Co. Wicklow, 24th & 25th November 1992, lot 432,
Hamilton Osborne King. Illustrated on inside back
cover. £3000-5000
299. A pair of 19th century Regency style
simulated rosewood and brass inlaid side chairs,
the rectangular and scroll carved top rail with scroll
brass inlay, above a horizontal pierced splat centred
with brass inlaid panel, with silk upholstered seats, on
tapered cylindrical supports. £60-100
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Lot 300
300. A Regency rosewood desk, the rectangular
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motifs, on acanthus carved lyre supports terminating
in brass cups and castors, united by turned and block
‘H’ shaped stretcher, 101cm wide x 76cm high x 53cm
deep. £2000-3000
Lots 301, 302, 303, 304, 305 & 306
301. An Edwardian mahogany bookcase, the
moulded cornice with dentil frieze, above a pair of
astragal glazed cupboard doors, opening to an interior
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panelled cupboard doors, on shaped bracket feet,
302. A George III mahogany chest on chest, the
cornice with dentil frieze, above two short and three
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three long graduated cock beaded drawers, raised on
shaped bracket feet, 111.5cm wide x 182cm high x
55.5cm deep. £1500-2000
303. A George III mahogany and coromandel
banded sofa table, the rounded rectangular top with
coromandel border, above inlaid edge simulating a
reeded edge, with two frieze drawers backed by two
false drawers, on lyre carved supports united by a
concave stretcher, raised on four downswept paw feet
and brass castors, 150cm wide x 74cm high x 68cm
deep. £5000-7000
304. A Victorian rosewood Canterbury, of rectangular
form with four turned dividers above two scroll fret work
turned supports with brass cups and castors, 53cm wide x
305. An Edwardian mahogany Bergere suite,
comprising of three seat sofa and two matching
armchairs, the fruit and foliate carved rails enclosing
double caned backs and sides, with loose cushion
seats, raised on foliate carved ball feet. £2000-3000
306. A Chippendale style mahogany coffee table by
Arthur Brett, the square top with pierced fret work
gallery, on square supports with pierced spandrels
united by a pierced ‘X’ shaped fret cut stretcher,
107cm square x 46cm high. £600-900
307. A 19th century rosewood and satinwood
banded work table, the rectangular top with two
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308. A Regency rosewood and brass lined sofa
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on tapered baluster turned supports and concave base
with four downswept supports terminating in foliate
cast brass caps and castors, open 129.5cm wide x
70cm high x 68cm deep. £1200-1800
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Lots 311, 312, 313 & 314
309. A 19th century mahogany and satinwood
banded card table, the hinged rectangular top with
broad satinwood border opening to a baize lined
interior, above a plain frieze, on tapered square
supports terminating in spade feet, 90cm wide x
77.5cm high x 44.5cm deep. £300-500
311. A 19th century mahogany and boxwood
lined bow front sideboard, the shaped rectangular
top above a central frieze drawer inlaid with shell
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inlaid motif and shell inlaid spandrels, on four tapered
square supports terminating in spade feet, 122cm wide
x 89cm high x 69.5cm deep. £700-900
312. A George III coopered mahogany and brass
bound plate bucket, of tapered cylindrical form
with hinged brass carry handle, 46.5cm high x 38cm
diameter. £1000-1500
313. A William IV mahogany extending dining
table in the manner of Gillows, the rectangular top
with reeded edge, enclosing three additional leaves,
above a plain frieze, raised on ten reeded tapered
cylindrical supports terminating in brass caps and
castors, extended 332cm long x 143cm wide x 71.5cm
high. £6000-8000
Lot 310
310. A George III coopered mahogany and brass
bound oval cooler on stand, 55cm wide x 65.5cm
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314. A set of eight early 20th century Chippendale
style mahogany dining chairs, with scroll carved
top rail above pierced scroll and foliate carved vase
shaped splat, with leather upholstered seats, on
cabriole supports terminating in claw and ball feet,
comprising: two elbow chairs and six side chairs.
£2500-3500
318. A George III Laburnum drop leaf table,
the oval top with twin drop leaves, on scroll carved
cabriole supports, terminating in pad feet, open 113cm
Lot 315
315. A William IV mahogany serving table, the
rectangular top above a spiral carved frieze centred
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raised on spiral carved and tapered reeded supports
terminating in hairy paw feet united by an under
tier, 115.5cm wide x 94cm high x 43.5cm deep.
£1500-2000
Lot 319
319. A 19th century rosewood chiffonier, the
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by rosette carved capitols, above a pair of panelled
cupboard doors with linen back and gilt metal grilles,
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collars at the base, on plinth base, 110cm wide x 89cm
high x 48.5cm deep. £1000-1500
320. A William IV mahogany snap top supper
table, the hinged circular top with beaded borders, on
a baluster turned column with beaded collar, raised
on three foliate and scroll carved downswept supports
with wooden castors, 123cm diameter. £800-1200
Lot 316
316. A George III mahogany and brass bound
wine cooler on stand, the hinged oval top opening to
a lead lined interior, the sides with brass drop carry
handles, on a base with four tapered square supports
terminating in brass cups and castors, 61cm wide x
75.5cm high x 45cm deep. £2000-3000
321. A pair of Regency mahogany side chairs,
the tablet backs with line detail above vertical splats
centred with an oval, the striped upholstered seats on
tapered square supports with reeded detail, united by
an ‘H’ stretcher. £80-120
322. A Victorian mahogany hall chair, the upright
back centred with painted oval of initial ‘J’ in gilt on
a green ground, above a solid seat, on tapered turned
supports. £80-120
corner cupboard, the moulded cornice above a frieze
centred with rectangular tablet, above an astragal
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£600-900
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331. A late 19th / early 20th century Moorish
walnut, ebony, bone and mother of pearl inlaid
mirror, the rectangular mirror plate within pierced
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59.5cm high x 43.5cm wide. £200-300
332. A late 19th century gilt wood oval mirror, the
oval plate within rope twist surround with knot tied
crest, 74cm high x 57cm wide. £150-250
333. A 19th century walnut and parcel gilt George
II style mirror, the foliate and scroll carved crest
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bevelled mirror plate, 100cm high x 55cm wide.
£300-500
Lot 323
323. A 19th century cut glass four light chandelier,
the graduated circular tiers suspending facet cut glass
drops, with four scroll arms above a fringed section
centred with facet cut glass ball, overall 150cm long.
£1000-1500
324. A 19th century cut glass and gilt metal six
light hanging light, with foliate cast collar and cut
glass column on a shaped hexagonal platform base
with mirrored underside, set with six griffons, each
supporting a cut glass thistle shaped sconce, 53cm
high. £200-300
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form, 155cm wide x 39cm deep. £50-80
326. A 19th century steel footman, crescent shaped
raised on four tapered cylindrical supports, 63cm wide
x 13cm high. £40-60
327. A pair of white metal and brass andirons, cast
with stylised foliate roundels on scroll supports, 32cm
high x 25cm long. £80-120
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cast and hoof feet, the screen set with ribbon tie,
quiver of arrows and foliate medallion, 66cm wide x
75cm high. £300-500
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detail, acorn and foliate mouldings, 176cm wide x
158.5cm high, the inner measurements 129cm wide x
118.5cm high. £400-600
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334. A late Regency gilt wood over mantel mirror,
the frieze set with balls above a panel of lions pulling
chariot, warriors and angels, above a rectangular
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plates enclosed by corinthian carved columns, 88cm
high x 141cm wide. £1200-1800
335. A late 19th century walnut and parcel gilt
George II style mirror, with rectangular mirror plate,
131cm high x 67cm wide. £300-500
336. A 19th century gilt wood mirror, the
rectangular mirrored plate within pierced scroll and
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foliage, 117cm high x 64cm wide. £300-500
337. A 19th century Regency style gilt wood
mirror, the frieze set with balls above a tablet with
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bevelled rectangular mirror plate, 105.5cm high x
60.5cm wide. £200-300
338. A pair of late 19th / early 20th century gilt wood
mirrors, the shaped rectangular bevelled mirror plates
with urn and foliate crests, with trailing foliage, 105cm
339. A 20th century gilt wood mirror, the bevelled
rectangular mirror plate within pierced acanthus carved
border, the corners with shell moulded detail, 64cm high
x 54cm wide. £50-100
347. A 20th century madder ground carpet, the
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348. A Turkey Ushak carpet, the red ground centred
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£200-300
341. An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry
George III style mirror, the shaped surround with scroll
inlaid top centred with shell inlaid crest, above a bevelled
rectangular mirror plate with re-entrant corners, within
foliate inlaid border, the apron inlaid with a conch shell,
102cm high x 61.5cm wide. £100-200
342. A gilt wood mirror, the shaped rectangular plate
within scroll and foliate carved frame centred with crest
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foliage, 134cm high x 68cm wide. £200-300
343. A Victorian gilt wood and verre eglomise
mirror, the oval mirror plate set within foliate scroll
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ground, 104cm high x 58cm wide. £200-300
349. A Caucasian rug, the blue ground centred with
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leaves, within a madder border of hooked boteh,
155cm x 184cm. £50-100
350. A late 19th / early 20th century Eastern rug,
the madder ground centred with a lozenge shaped
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and foliage, 182cm x 380cm. £200-300
351. A Chinese rug, the blue ground centred with
stylised dragon roundel within broad foliate borders,
193cm x 280cm. £100-200
352. A Kazak rug, foliate medallions within a yellow border of stylised
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urns, modelled in two sections, the upper section cast
with anthimion and foliate details under and egg and
dart border, the base cast with foliage, impressed marks,
61cm high x 44cm diameter. £200-300
345. A late 19th / early 20th century terracotta
campagna shaped urn on stand, the urn with egg and
dart moulded border above a fruiting vine frieze, on
circular soccle and rectangular plinth base, cast with four
lion masks, 70cm diameter x 130cm high. £300-500
346. A Witchford Pottery ‘Ham House’ garden
urn, the tapered oviform body cast with fruit and tied
swags, on soccle square plinth base, 48cm diameter x
66cm high. £200-300
Lot 353
353. A late 19th / early 20th century Sparta carpet,
the green ground centred with an oval medallion
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Lot 354
354. An ealy 20th century Heriz carpet, the madder
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CLOCKS & BAROMETERS,
MEDALS & MILITARIA
355. An Inuit carved bone model of a Polar Bear,
carved standing, with open mouth, 11cm long x 3.5cm
high. £80-120
356. A needlework picture, worked in coloured
threads with two Highland hunters, ponies, stags and
hounds, 48.5cm x 61cm. £200-300
357. A Victorian coromandel and brass jewel box
by Lund, 57 Cornhill, London, the leather and velvet
secret drawer, the top centred with a rectangular brass
panel bearing initial J, 30.5cm wide x 18cm high x
23cm deep. £60-100
358. A Victorian beadwork picture, the rectangular
panel worked in coloured beads with two Highland
hunters, stags, ponies and hounds, 48.5cm x 58.5cm.
£300-500
Lot 359
359. A late 19th century French ivory triptych
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holding a staff in his left hand and a Church in his
right, the robes opening to reveal nine shaped panels
of narrative scenes, 32.5cm high. £800-1200
360. A reproduction tea caddy, the cover applied
with the initial ‘M’, 8cm wide x 10cm high x 6cm
deep. £80-120
361. A Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy, of rectangular
form with rounded corners, the hinged cover enclosing
two lidded compartments, with tapered sides, raised on
four silvered metal ball feet, 18cm wide x 14.5cm high x
10cm deep. £600-800
362. A mahogany and satinwood banded tray, oval
with waived gallery, centred with shell inlay, 52cm x
38.5cm. £80-120
363. A pair of mahogany candlesticks, the foliate
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sconces, on circular plinth bases, 32cm high. £80-120
364. A Victorian brass and ceramic strong box dated
1873, the top centred with white metal and enamel
crest, the sides set with four pink ground tiles each with
transfer printed foliate pattern, the front opening to an
interior of three small drawers and hinged money box,
raised on four square feet, 23.5cm sqaure x 29.5cm high.
£400-600
365. A woolwork picture of a ruined castle, worked in
coloured threads, 45cm x 64cm. £50-80
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366. A pair of late 19th century bronze and glass
lustres, cast in the form of palm trees suspending facet
cut glass drops with urn shaped sconces, on concave
platform base, 28cm high. £150-200
367. A pair of late 19th century twin handled bronze
tazza, the bowls cast with anthemion, the scroll handles
cast with lion masks and fruiting vine, 22.5cm high x
24cm wide. £150-200
368. A 19th century sampler, worked in coloured
threads with letters, numbers and verse and named Mr
Scott, Mrs Scott, 22cm x 23cm. £50-100
369. A mahogany Lazy Susan, the circular top on
turned column and circular base, 54cm diameter.
£80-120
370. A cased taxidermy of a Capercaillie, 78cm wide
x 62cm high x 27cm deep. £200-300
371. A gilt metal table lamp, <
swags, on a circular base with gadrooned detail, 59cm
high. £200-300
372. A bronze mortar, the waisted cylindrical body
cast with four loop handles of which two suspend rings,
21.5cm diameter x 16.5cm high. £150-200
373. A Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy, of rectangular
form with rounded corners, the cover centred with a ball
tortoiseshell covers, the front centred with a silvered oval
disk, raised on four silvered ball feet, 20cm wide x 19cm
high x 12.5cm deep. £600-800
Lot 377
377. A 19th century bronze table lamp, with pink
moulded glass shade and opaque pink and enamelled
glass reservoir supported on a scroll cast column,
modelled with three Classical females, stamped
circular mark, on a concave black and green veined
marble base, overall 96.5cm high. £400-600
374. A Victorian novelty book decanter set, formed
two clear and gilt glass decanters and stoppers and
four glasses, 17cm wide x 15cm high x 10cm deep.
£200-300
375. A pair of 19th century gilt metal and
champleve enamel twin handled urns, the
cylindrical bodies decorated with geometric panels
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on four concave foliate cast feet, 20cm high. £500-700
376. Three late 19th / early 20th century
apprentice made pieces of furniture, comprising
a mahogany Scottish column chest of four long
drawers, 28cm wide x 30cm high, a walnut chest of
two short over two long drawers with turned ebony
handles, 23cm wide x 20cm high and a mahogany
and boxwood lined dressing table mirror with arched
mirror plate and two frieze drawers, 24cm wide x
22cm high. £100-200
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379. An Art Deco coppered long tailed bird table
lamp, modelled with two birds perched on a stump,
circular base, overall 36.5cm high. £50-100
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Lot 381
381. A rare early 20th century gilt metal and
double overlay cameo glass table lamp in the form
of the Globe, the circular cameo cut glass globe
cut to reveal the Countries of the Empire in red, the
remaining Countries in white, the oceans frosted
glass, named in the glass with Continents, Countries,
Oceans, the square base set with four applied
roundels comprised of Tudor Rose, two Thistle and
one Shamrock, within foliate cast borders, raised on
four tapered square feet with self leveling interiors,
with protruding on/ off thumb switch, the base with
impressed mark ‘Hailwood & Ackroyd Ltd.’, 39cm
high. £400-600
382. A pair of late 19th century bronze and
champleve enamel oil burning lamps, the facetted
glass reservoirs on Corinthian columns with four paw
feet, raised on square onyx plinth bases, overall 50cm
high. £200-300
Lot 380
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young girl pointing to a page, on rectangular plinth
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383. A Victorian coramandel and brass bound
games compendium, the box with domed cover and
chased foliate brass strap work opening to a satinwood
cribbage board, ivory dial markers, dice, two whist
markers, white and red stained ivory draughts pieces
above a base with compartments of playing cards
and two ebony shakers, with Betjemann patent lock
plate, and retailers label for ‘Hall & Co. Manchester’,
31.5cm wide x 16cm high x 23.5cm deep. £600-900
384. A Victorian carved oak panel of maritime
interest, the oval panel carved with a Crown formed
sterns divided by sails, within oval mahogany
surround, 34cm wide x 26cm high. £60-100
385. A reproduction tea caddy, octagonal shaped,
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386. A rosewood, boxwood and chequer strung tea
caddy, of rectangular form with hinged cover, 12.5cm
387. A pewter and brass inlaid vase, the tapered
square sides with applied brass decoration of bamboo,
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high. £200-300
388. A late 19th century gilt metal and green
painted casket, the hinged cover painted with an
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foliate border, the concave sides similarly decorated,
raised on four winged monopodia and scroll supports,
17.5cm wide x 10.5cm high x 14.5cm deep. £600-800
389. A pair of bronze and marble tazza, the shallow
dished twin handled bowls on yellow marble columns
and stepped plinth base with scroll cast borders,
29.5cm high x 23cm wide. £800-1200
396. A 19th century Scottish pistol John Dickson
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inscribed ‘JOHN DICKSON & SON 63 PRINCES
ST. EDINBURGH’, the lock plate inscribed ‘JOHN
DICKSON & SON’, with stirrup ramrod, belt hook
and chequered butt, overall 34cm long. £200-300
397. Claude Johnson’s Patent No. 752 pattern B
hickory shafted putter, with leather grip, brass disc
to head and brass sole, overall 107cm long. £50-80
398. A limited edition Gibson Les Paul ‘Playboy’
Guitar, Note; the guitar was won by the current vendor in a
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399. A pair of carved mahogany trophy panels,
game, fruit and foliage, 47.5cm high x 30cm wide.
£200-300
390. A gilt brass and champleve enamel dressing
table mirror, the bevelled oval mirror plate with a
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with foliate cast supports on a tapered column and
domed circular foot, 38cm high. £400-600
391. A rosewood Tunbridge ware box, of
rectangular form, the cover centred with a spray of
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long x 8cm high x 9.5cm deep. £150-250
392. A set of 19th century brass bellows, on shaped
mahogany plinth base with bun feet, 63cm long.
£80-120
393. Two antique wrought iron goffering irons, on
scroll supports and tripod bases, 25cm high. £80-120
394. A group of four copper and brass powder
'['one plain, one with embossed oval panel of
game, one with hunter and hounds and one with two
embossed oval panels of dog and game, the largest
19.5cm long. £60-100
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£300-500
Lot 400
400. A pair of carved mahogany trophy panels,
both carved in relief with drapery, one with wheat
sheaves, scythe fruit and foliage, the other with
fruiting vine, ewer and goblet, 55cm x 31.5cm.
£200-300
401. A good Victorian coromandel and brass
bound box by Richard Wathew Glasgow, the hinged
cover centred with inlaid brass shield bearing oak
tree and motto TACE on banner, the blue leather and
bottles and boxes hallmarked for London, 1871,
makers mark TJW, the hinged fall front opening to
show two small drawers with recessed white metal
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with a hinged writing surface and velvet lined jewel
compartments, with BRAMAH Patent lock, makers
name on paper label, 33cm wide x 21cm high x
25.5cm deep. £800-1200
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410. A brass alms dish bearing date 1666, the raised
centre section with incised decoration of King, Angel
and Church, within embossed foliate and rope twist
border, 42.5cm diameter. £150-250
Lot 402
402. A 19th century mahogany, rosewood
banded and chequer lined knife box, the hinged
cover centred with oval inlaid panel of conch shell,
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£300-500
403. A 19th century mahogany and brass bound
circular tray, the upright sides pierced with kidney
shaped handles, 42cm diameter x 10.5cm high.
£200-300
404. An Edwardian taxidermy eleven point
stag trophy, mounted on oak shield, 106cm high.
£200-300
405. Two pairs of early 20th century treen boot
lasts, one pair complete and marked ‘MILLER LAST
WORKS’, the other pair with screw and hinged
mechanism lacking the back sections. £40-80
406. A circular mahogany tray, the raised lip with
line detail, 26.5cm diameter. £50-80
407. A George III style mahogany tray, rectangular
with raised gallery edge pierced with kidney shaped
handles, 50cm x 38cm. £50-80
408. A 19th century rosewood and brass inlaid
writing slope, the hinged rectangular top opening to a
velvet lined writing slope, with hinged leather covered
compartment for pens and ink, with two further
hinged leather covered panels opening to a recess, the
blocks stamped P.Moore & Co. Patent, the front with
recessed brass military type handle, 35.5cm wide x
7.5cm high x 30cm deep. £100-200
409. A carved wood Lion of Lucerne, 41cm wide x
18cm high. £50-80
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Lot 411
411. A Victorian walnut presentation table top
cabinet, the rectangular top centred with carved lion,
with inlaid shield inscribed ‘Made and Presented
to Mr William Blair, as a mark of respect by the
employees Robert Blair & Sons on the occasion of
his marriage, Greenock, 14th.Octr.1879’, the panelled
doors opening to an interior of four long graduated
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412. A Victorian walnut stationary cabinet, the
hinged panelled top and pair of hinged panel doors
at the front opening to an interior of recesses, small
drawers, paper racks, two cut glass ink wells, letter
opener and scribe, on stepped plinth base, 28.5cm
413. An Edwardian marble and pine door stop,
the octagonal pine base set with a coloured polished
marble sphere, 18cm diameter x 14.5cm high. £50-80
414. A pair of 19th century bell metal bell-shaped
door stops, 19.5cm high. £80-120
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high. £60-100
416. A Victorian brass Serpent and Lion door stop,
28.5cm high. £60-100
417. A 19th century brass urn-shaped door stop,
the elongated handle with pierced oval loop, with
metal insert weight, 28.5cm high. £60-100
Lot 418
418. A Victorian Scottish presentation
electroplated rams horn table snuff mull dated
1886, bearing presentation inscription to ‘Wm.Tasker Esq.
Camno, 1st Prize for best four Butchers Heifers,
Macdonald, Fraser & Co., Auction Market Perth 12th
April 1886’, with stags head monopodia support, the
tips with electroplated mounts, 63cm wide x 21.5cm
high. £600-800
419. An unusual ivory and leather mounted
hunting horn, possibly formed from a walrus tusk
with white metal mount and knotted leather mount,
40cm long. £200-300
420. A pair of Victorian papier mache fans, one
titled Highland Cottage the other Deer Stalking,
with baluster turned and reeded handles, 43cm long.
£100-200
Lot 426
426. A Regency bronze and gilt metal garniture of
candelabra and pair of candlesticks, the two light
candelabra with urn shaped sconces supported on
foliate scroll cast arms issuing from an urn with swan
handles on a square base with winged mask and paw
feet, the candlesticks of cylindrical form, 24.5cm high.
£300-500
427. A pair of 19th century French ormolu and red
tortoiseshell candelabra, each with scroll cast urns
on foliate arms, on tapered baluster red tortoiseshell
veneered columns raised on pierced scroll feet, 31cm
high. £300-500
421. A Victorian walnut stationery box, the domed
cover centred with brass shield inscribed ‘Christina
Stewart from the Ladies Stewart Murray, July 1883’,
23cm wide x 17.5cm high x 12cm deep. £60-100
422. A Victorian rosewood and brass mounted
book slide, the arched hinged ends centred with
oval printed paper panels of vignettes of young girls,
closed 33cm wide. £50-80
423. A Victorian ebonised High Constables Leith
truncheon and a George IV Perth miniature
truncheon, the Leith one of cylindrical form painted
with Crown and Cypher, 60.5 cm long, the Perth one
with Crown and double headed eagle, 18.5cm long.
£80-120
424. An 18th century white metal hand warmer
belonging to Thos. Dunderdale, Levills near
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inner section engraved with inscription and devices
emblematic of farming, 13cm x 5.5cm. £100-150
425. A pair of 19th century turned wood barrels,
12cm high. £50-80
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436. A 19th century Champleve enamel and gilt
metal dressing table mirror, the oval bevelled mirror
plate within scrolling foliate border, with cherub and
foliate crest and easel support, 24cm high x 16cm
wide. £200-300
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under glass in oval ebony frame, overall 14cm high x
11.5cm wide. £300-500
438. A pair of gentlemans black leather riding
boots and carved wood boot trees, 49cm high.
£50-80
Lot 429
429. A Victorian Scottish velvet and beadwork
tea cosy, the purple velvet ground worked with white
opaque and silvered beads to depict thistles and other
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430. A Victorian beadwork tea cosy, worked in
purple, blue and green coloured beads to depict
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wide x 29cm high. £50-80
439. A Victorian warranted superior cricket bat
by James Rice, with shield shaped presentation panel
to James Henderson by the Bridgend Cricket Club for
best average scoring season 1884, 88cm long. £80-120
440. Two gun cases by John Dickson & Son,
Edinburgh, one oak, the other green canvas and
leather bound, the oak case 84cm wide, the canvas
case 92cm wide. £100-200
431. A Victorian beadwork tea cosy, worked in
purple, yellow, green and orange coloured beads to
depict bunches of grapes and vine leaves, the interior
of quilted green satin, 40cm wide x 28cm high.
£50-80
432. An early 20th century bronze mounted brown
onyx cendrier, the circular bowl mounted with cold
painted cock and hen pheasant, 14.5cm diameter x
11cm high. £100-200
433. An early 20th century bronze mounted black
marble cendrier, the dished bowl mounted with a
bronze dog, 25cm diameter x 12cm high. £200-300
434. An 18th century oak apprentice made chest
of nine drawers, the rectangular top with moulded
edge above nine short drawers, raised on shaped
bracket feet, 37cm wide x 19.5cm high x 13cm deep.
£200-300
435. An unusual Victorian needle and beadwork
hanging of Military interest inscribed ‘Nemo Me
Impune Lacesset’, worked in coloured beads with
the Royal Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Scotland,
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Lot 441
441. A Victorian crocodile skin suitcase, with
hinged cover and lacquered brass lever locks, 69cm
442. A late 19th century leather crocodile skin
suitcase, with white metal lever locks, 67cm wide x
443. A late 19th century leather crocodile skin
suitcase, with hinged lacquered brass lever locks,
51cm wide x 15.5cm high x 36cm deep. £80-120
444. A 19th century leather Gladstone bag, with
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£100-200
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Lot 445
451. A painted oak panel of maritime interest
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mermaids above banner and gilt scrolls, 34cm x 41cm.
£100-200
445. A pair of 19th century gilt metal wall sconces,
formed from ribbon ties entwined with acorn leaves,
the sconces formed as hunting horns suspending
tassels, 53cm high x 30cm wide. £200-300
452. A Victorian ‘DAWSON’S CELEBRATED
SCOTCH PATENT MALT WHISKY’ advertising
panel, contained within gilt thistle border, in
rosewood frame, 36cm x 43cm. £100-150
446. A 19th century green painted metal foot bath,
of tapered oval form with applied foliate cast handles,
453. An 18th / 19th century French painted wood
panel of Maritime interest, painted with female
standing holding an anchor and head on drapery
revealing a Crest above banner bearing motto
‘GARDE BIEN’, in rosewood frame, 44cm x 42cm.
£100-200
447. A Victorian leather bound photograph and
scrap album of views in Scotland, leather bound,
37cm x 49cm. £60-100
448. An 18th century Heraldic Crest, watercolour
on paper, framed, 17cm x 13.5cm. £40-80
449. A Victorian needlework picture, worked in
coloured threads to depict a King Charles Spaniel
seated on a cushion, 20cm x 25.5cm. £50-100
450. A late Victorian silkwork oval picture, worked
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454. A 19th century needlework sampler, worked
in coloured threads with lozenge shaped verse above
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animals, in a foliate border, framed, overall 50cm x
40cm. £250-400
455. A 19th century painting of Napoleon and
Ministers signed Delaroche, painted on an ivorine
panel to depict Napoleon seated with two attendant
Ministers, signed, under bevelled glass in ivory frame
with mother of pearl inlaid detail, 36.5cm x 44cm.
£1000-1500
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Lot 456
456. A Victorian Rhinoceros horn and ivory
walking cane, with turned ivory top, and tapered four
sectional shaft, horn weight 152grams, 95cm long,
Please note this lot is being sold with Sale Approval
number 044-10. £400-600
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Moreau, on red and white circular marble plinth
bases, 28cm high. £800-1200
459. A late 19th/early 20th century bronze model
of a King Charles spaniel, 15cm long. £80-120
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wide x 8.5cm high. £50-80
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mask support and ebonised plinth base, overall 46cm
high. £200-300
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and inscribed to the front of plinth base, 21cm high.
£800-1200
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inscribed ‘Musee du Louvre’, 96cm high. £400-600
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outcrop beside tall reeds, her left hand raised to her
ear, on square plinth base, 59.5cm high. £1500-2000
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£60-100
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468. A 20th century bronze portrait of a
Fisherman by T.G. Halliday, modelled wearing
sou’wester hat, signed in the bronze, 41cm high.
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470. An early 20th century tortoiseshell easel back
dressing table timepiece, the square tortoiseshell
surround bearing yellow metal ‘M’, and circular
dial with Arabic numerals, 9cm high x 10cm wide.
£100-150
471. A late 19th century silver overlaid French
timepiece, the circular white enamel dial with Arabic
numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the reverse of
the case with Fast/ Slow adjust, and impressed Depose
Z21003, the silver overlay embossed with shells and
foliage, hallmarked for Birmingham, 1897, makers
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472. A 19th century wag at the wall clock, the
carved wood dial painted with Roman and Arabic
numerals below an arch painted with basket of
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movement striking on a bell, 48cm high x 33.5cm
wide. £200-300
473. A Victorian gilt metal and champleve enamel
strut clock Howell, James & Co. London, the oval
silvered dial with engine turned detail and Roman
numerals, within a blue, red and black scroll border,
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musical instruments, 22cm high x 18.5cm high.
£800-1200
474. A late 19th century French Rococo style
ormolu mantel clock, the 5” white enamel dial
with Roman and Arabic numerals, the twin train
Japy Freres movement striking on a bell, the case
surmounted with cherub and lyre, with pierced and
foliate scroll details, on integral base, 46.5cm high.
£1000-1500
475. A 19th century single fusee bracket clock
Widenham, 13 Lombard Street, London, the
4” silvered dial with Roman numerals, within an
architectural case set with scrolling spandrels above
a mask and scroll detail, the sides and back plate
pierced with scrolls, raised on four bun feet, 23cm x
15.5cm. £1000-1500
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476. A late 19th century French ormolu and
marble mantle clock Miroy Paris, the 3 1/4” white
enamel dial with Roman numeral and twin train
escapement striking on a bell, the dial inscribed
‘MIROY Fres BREVETES A PARIS’, the case with
surmount of a Classical maiden holding a laurel
wreath, on a foliate cast and scroll base, 40.5cm high.
£800-1200
478. A collection of Nazi items, to include a
Standard Bearers arm shield worked in pink and silver
thread, a German Army cloth breast eagle, a railway
collar tab, a red, white and black swastika arm band,
a German Army sports shirt eagle in black and white,
a 1939 iron cross, 1939 war service medal, a green
and white printed Luftschutz NSDAP arm band and a
shield set with metal eagle on red and white ground.
£100-200
479. A large Nazi banner, the red ground stitched
with a black swastika on a stitched white disk,
edged with silvered thread, with two circular brass
suspension loops at the top, weighted along the
bottom edge, 180cm long x 94cm wide. £300-500
480. An Edward VII Scottish Police medal and a
George V Scottish Police 1911 Coronation medal,
inscribed to PC WC Paterson, together with 193945 defense medal and 1939-45 war medal in box
addressed to P.Paterson. £50-100
481. A group of six medals, to include a George VI
Africa Star with bar for 8th Army, George VI Italy
Star, George VI 1939-1945 Star, a 1939-45 War
medal, a 1939-45 defense medal and a 5th Army
Commemorative medal for Naples 1st October 1943,
unnamed. £50-100
482. A group of six medals to include Queen
Victoria South Africa medal, Edward VII South
Africa medal and George V Distinguished Conduct
In The Field medal, the Victorian South Africa
medal with four bars Laing’s Nek, Transvaal, Relief
of Ladysmith, Tugela Heights, the Edward VII medal
with two bars South Africa 1901 and 1902 together
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Great War for Civilisation 1914 1919 medal inscribed
to A.CPL.A.WILSON C.G.A., together with South
Africa 1900 tin embossed with bust of Queen Victoria.
£200-300
Lot 477
477. A 19th century mahogany stick barometer by
Macfarlan, Perth, the silvered dial with adjustable
veneer within glazed panelled door, the case with
chequer banded detail, the oval cistern inlaid with an
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WEDNESDAY 8TH DECEMBER
WHISKY & WINE
483. Two bottles of malt whisky, comprising the
Famous Grouse Vintage Malt Whisky, 1987, aged 12
years 40% vol., 70cl in presentation tin, together with
Glenmorangie Millennium Malt aged 12 years, 40%
vol., 70cl, in original box. £80-160
484. Three bottles of Blended Scotch Whisky,
comprising boxed Famous Grouse Highland Decanter
to Commemorate 100 years, 40% vol., 70cl, boxed
bottle of The King of Scots, aged 17 years, in ceramic
decanter, 43% vol., 70cl and a bottle of Johnnie
Walker Swing, 43% vol., 75cl, unboxed. £150-200
485. Two bottles of Single Malt Whisky, comprising
Loch Dhu, Single Malt Scotch, aged 10 years, 40%
vol., 70cl., and one bottle of Scotland’s Malt’s of
Distinction, Macallan Distillery, Limited Edition,
Vintage of 1989, bottle no. 161, 45.7% vol., 70cl.,
both unboxed. £200-250
486. Two Presentation Bottles of Bowmore Single
Malt Scotch Whisky Golf Decanters, one bottle
decorated with view of 9th hole Bruce’s Castle
Turnberry, Open Championship 1977, 40% vol., 75cl.,
the other with St. Andrews No. 2, 43% vol., 75cl.,
both in presentation boxes. £1000-1200
487. Three Bottles of Blended Scotch Whisky,
comprising boxed Dimple Royal Decanter 12 year old
Deluxe, 40% vol., 75cl., boxed Etiquette Turnbury
decanter, 40% vol., 70 cl., boxed Macleod’s Isle of
Skye 21 year old, ceramic decanter, 40% vol., 70cl.
£250-300
488. Two bottles of Single Malt Whisky, comprising

43% vol., 700ml., boxed Signatory Vintage Scotch
Whisky, 1976, Caol Ila Distillery, 25 year old, Cask
No. 8088, bottle No.128, 59.3% vol., 70cl. £260-300
489. Two bottles of Connoisseurs Choice Single
Malt Scotch Whisky 1981, comprising boxed North
Port- Brechin, 4% vol., 70cl., and boxed Lochside,
40% vol., 70cl. £80-120
490. Two bottles of Connoisseurs Choice Single
Malt Whisky and one bottle of Imperial Malt
Whisky, comprising Glen Esk 1984, 40% vol., 70cl.,
and North Port Brechin 1974, 40% vol., 70cl., and
Imperial 1991 40% vol., 70cl., all boxed. £100-200
491. Three Bottles of First Cask Malt Whisky
1975, comprising Speyside 21 year old Cask No.
6054, bottle No. 4, 46% vol., 70cl., Speyside 20 year
old, Cask No. 8900, bottle No. 155, 46% vol., 70cl.,
and Speyside 23 year old, Cask No. 1695, bottle No.
114, 46% vol., 70cl. £220-260
492. Four bottles of First Cask Malt Whisky, three
bottles 1974 and one bottle 1973, comprising 1974
Islay, 23 year old, Cask No.12472, bottle No. 197,
46% vol., 70cl., 1974 Caol Ila, 19 year old, Cask No.
12499, bottle No. 23, 46% vol., 70cl., 1974 Highland
Park, 20 year old, Cask No. 4332, bottle No. 154, 46%
vol., 70cl., and 1973 Blair Atholl Highland, 21 year
old, Cask No. 7127, bottle No. 150, 46% vol., 70cl.
£250-300
493. Four Bottles of First Cask Malt Whisky, two
1976, one 1977, one 1978, comprising 1976 Port
Ellen Islay, 18 year old, Cask No. 4783, bottle No.
420, 46% vol., 70cl., 1976 Tomatin Speyside, 18 year
old, Cask No. 27637, bottle No. 161, 46% vol., 70cl.,
1977 Speyside 20 year old, Cask No. 1117, bottle No.
275, 46% vol., 70cl., 1978 Craigellachie Speyside, 16
year old, Cask No. 7705, bottle No. 747, 46% vol.,
70cl. £280-320
494. Five Bottles of First Cask Malt Whisky, Two
1980 and Three 1981, comprising 1980 Islay, 16
year old, Cask No. 89/589/44, bottle No. 91, 46%
vol., 70cl., 1980 Lowland, 16 year old, Cask No.
89/591/12, bottle No. 272, 46% vol., 70cl., 1981
Auchentoshan Lowland, 15 year old, Cask No. 1152,
bottle No. 220, 46% vol., 70cl., 1981 Highland 16
year old, Cask No. 89/587/99, bottle No. 432, 46%
vol., 70cl., 1981 Speyside, 16 year old, Cask No.
89/604/114, bottle No. 115, 46% vol., 70cl. £300-350
495. 6 bottles of Vintage Port, comprising,
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Niepoort’s 1977, Taylor’s 1985 and Hooper’s 1985.
£80-120
496. 3 bottles of Sauternes comprising, Chateau
Guiteronde 1996, Chateau Mauras 1996 and Haut
Charmes 2003. £10-30
497. Tokaji Aszu, 1995, 5 Puttonyos, 3 bottles
(500ml). £40-60
498. Clos De L’Eglise, 2001, Lalande De Pomerol,
3 bottles. £80-120
499. Chateau Chasse-Spleen, 1988, Moulis en
Medoc, 5 bottles. £100-140
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500. Chateau Le Gay, 1995, Pomerol, 5 bottles.
£100-140
501. Chateau Duhart-Milon, Domaines Barons
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Classe, 5 bottles. £160-200
502. Chateau Batailley, Grand Cru Classe, 1995,
Pauillac, 4 bottles. £80-120
510. A Victorian silver coffee pot, Birmingham,
1863, makers mark of H.P & Co., the oviform body
with chased scrolling decoration above a gadrooned
lower half, on circular foot, 27cm high, 23ozs.
£400-600
511. An electroplated table centrepiece, modelled
with two stags and entwined acorn branches
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£50-80
512. A late Victorian electroplated basket, of
rectangular form with gadrooned and shell cast border,
with hinged handle, on four bun feet, impressed mark
NEILL BELFAST, 31cm x 24cm. £40-60
513. A Victorian silver basket, London, 1860,
makers mark HW, of gadrooned circular form with
cast and pierced border, with hinged handle, marks
rubbed, 18ozs, 26cm diameter. £80-120
514. An electroplated inkwell of a golfer, modelled
mid swing, a tree stump with hinged cover forming
the well, 20.5cm wide x 14.5cm high. £50-80
Lots 503, 501, 500 & 502
503. Chateau d’Angludet, 1995, Margaux,
5 bottles. £100-120
504. Chateau Beaumont, Cru Bourgeois Superieur,
2005, Haut- Medoc, 10 bottles, boxed. £100-150
505. Mas de Dumas Gassac, 1998, 3 bottles, cased.
£60-80
506. Victor Chapuis, Pinot Noir, La Cadole, 2006,
Bourgogne, 12 bottles, cased. £160-200
507. Chateau Gachon, Montagne St-Emilion, 2005,
Bordeaux, 12 bottles, cased. £80-120
508. Chateau Haut-Bages Liberal, 1990, Pauillac,
12 bottles, cased. £260-320
SILVER, GOLD & JEWELLERY
509. A Victorian silver gilt mounted heart shaped
dressing table mirror, London 1898, makers mark
W.C, the bevelled mirror plate within border of putti
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easel support, 53.5cm high x 44cm wide. £800-1200
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515. A Tiffany and Co. Sterling silver bachelor’s
teapot, oval shaped with gadrooned decoration, the
scroll handle ivory insulation bars, stamp marks
numbered 7657M8592, 20cm wide. £200-300
516. A pair of Elkington & Co. Neo Classical style
electroplated candelabra, the detachable upper
on a tapered square column and square base cast with
foliage, impressed marks and numbered ‘15959’,
54.5cm high. £500-700
517. An Edwardian electroplated wine funnel, of
two sectional form, the gadrooned rim with a shell,
14cm long. £40-80
518. A George IV silver seven bar toast rack,
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foliate handle, raised on four paw feet with anthemion
scrolls, 10ozs, 16.5cm wide x 12.5cm high. £100-200
519. A Victorian silver gilt footed bowl, London,
1890, makers mark TWD, the tapered oviform
body with embossed and gadrooned foliate
garland decoration, the base inscribed ‘DOBSON
PICCADILLY’, 4.5ozs, 10cm diameter x 5.5cm high.
£60-100
520. A Victorian electroplated inkstand, rectangular
with pierced gallery, set with two cut glass inkwells,
raised on four claw and ball feet, 22cm wide. £50-80
521. A George V Dunhill silver gilt cheroot
case, Birmingham, 1920, makers mark of WHM,
rectangular with engine turned detail and foliate
thumb piece, inscribed ‘DUNHILL LONDON’, with
black satin sleeve, 3.5ozs, 8cm wide x 6.5cm deep x
1cm thick. £80-120
522. An 18th / 19th century Scottish silver caster,
Edinburgh, makers mark PR, the cylindrical body
engraved with initials, with detachable domed cover
and loop handle, 5.5cm high. £40-80
523. A pair of late 19th / early 20th century
Continental silver pepper pots in the form of a
Dutch boy and girl, import marks for Berthold
Muller, with detachable heads, the boy modelled with
hands in pockets the girl with crossed arms, 5.5ozs,
9cm high. £200-300
524. An Edwardian silver seal in the form of an
Owl by S. Mordan & Co., Chester, 1909, with inlaid
glass eyes, the circular table bearing the initial ‘M’,
3.3cm high. £50-100
525. An early 20th century Continental silver
pepper pot in the form of an Owl, import marks for
Birmingham 1909, marked F.P&S, the owl modelled
perched on a branch looking down, with detachable
head, 5cm high. £80-120
526. A pair of early 20th century electroplated
pepper pots in the form of Owls, modelled standing,
with inlaid glass eyes and a detachable heads, 7cm
high. £60-100
527. A late 18th / 19th century French Empire
silver gilt snuff box, import marks for London,
1904, marked WDC, the rectangular hinged cover
with chased central oval of bird and quiver of arrows
within ribbon tie border, on an oval ground with
foliate spandrels, impressed marks, 3ozs, 8cm x
5.5cm. £100-150
528. An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell purse,
Birmingham 1909, makers mark HM, the hinged front
with tortoiseshell panel inlaid with silver, ribbon tie
and foliage, opening to a leather lined interior with
propelling pencil, ivory scribe tablet, with chain
suspension, 10cm wide x 8cm. £100-200
529. A George V silver purse, Birmingham 1918,
makers mark HWLd, oval with line decoration, green
cloth lined interior with chain suspension, 7cm x 5cm.
£40-80
530. An Edwardian silver mounted leather diary,
London, 1904, makers mark WC, the cover embossed
with Gentleman and Lady, 13cm high x 11cm wide.
£40-80
531. An early 20th century Continental silver
mounted glass egg-shaped dish, import marks for
London, 1911, stamped V&Co., the silver rim set with
a chick, 8cm wide. £50-100
532. A rare pair of George III silver meat skewers
by William Ritchie of Perth, circa 1800, of tapered
pointed form with circular loop handles, engraved
with armorial crest of lions head below motto
‘ESPERANCE’, struck WR twice and double headed
eagle, one with marks rubbed, 30.5cm long. £500-700
533. A Victorian silver meat skewer, Exeter, 1880,
makers mark JW&Co., of tapered form with circular
loop terminal, 25cm long. £40-80
534. Three George V silver mounted glass dressing
table bottles, one Birmingham, 1916, with hinged
silver top, glass stopper and oviform body with
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high, one Birmingham, 1922, with screw top of silver
and tortoiseshell inlaid with circular foliate design,
with glass stopper and rectangular body, 7cm high,
and one London, 1927, with silver and tortoiseshell
screw top bearing initial M, with oval body engraved
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10.5cm high. £60-100
535. A Victorian Scottish silver presentation ‘Poet
Laureate of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Supper Club’
harp, presented to Alexander Robb 8th Decr. 1841,
A.C, cast with thistles and engraved with scrolls,
11.5cm x 7cm. £150-200
536. A cased pair of George V silver napkin rings,
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537. A set of three Victorian leather cased silver
gilt hunting beakers, Glasgow, 1871, makers mark
DF, of graduated form, engraved with initials, 6ozs,
the largest 7cm high. £60-100
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538. A set of four Victorian electroplated leather
cased hunting beakers, makers mark of Hukin &
Heath, of graduated form engraved with initials, the
largest 8.5cm high. £50-100
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electroplated screw caps, 16.5cm high, the telescopic
cup formed from four graduated electroplated rings,
with engine turned detail and circular Armorial, 4.5cm
high. £50-80
540. A rare early 20th century enamel envelope
powder compact, with post mark for London
inscribed ‘Mrs Ramsay Dawson, Kinross’, the hinged
cover concealing a bevelled mirror, 8cm x 6.5cm.
£50-100
541. A Victorian ruby glass and electroplate
mounted double snuff bottle, with hinged centre
section, screw cap to one end and hinged cap to the
other, engraved scrolling decoration, 13cm long.
£100-150
542. A group of three desk seals, to include
amethyst glass seal with table inscribed ‘Tho Lost
To Sight To Memory Dear’, 7.5cm long, a carved
ivory seal with table bearing initials, 7cm long and
an Edwardian silver seal London 1905, with circular
table bearing crest of birds head below banner
inscribed ‘Vigit In Cinere Virtue’, 7cm high. £50-100
543. A group of three 19th century seals, one glass
inscribed ‘Through, Anchor Fast Anchor’, one agate
inscribed ‘By Faith We Are Saved Above Armorial
Shield’ and one of moulded glass bearing portrait bust
of a Noble Man. £40-80
544. An early 20th century white metal and
enamel photograph frame, modelled with open and
closed buds and foliage, with easel back support, 8cm
545. A late 19th century gilt metal dressing table
mirror of small size, the rectangular frame with
canted angles enclosing a bevelled mirror plate to one
side and a half length portrait of a young lady to the
other, 14.5cm long. £60-100
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Lot 546
546. A rare silver mounted glass claret jug
designed by Dr. Christopher Dresser, Birmingham,
1892, makers mark of JTH over JHM for Heath
& Middleton, the elongated neck with long ebony
handle, silver mounts, collar, hinged lid and spout,
chip to edge of foot, 42cm high. £300-500
547. A Victorian Scottish pebble set plaid brooch,
of open form set with various cut and polished stones
in white metal mount, 7cm diameter. £80-120
548. A 9ct gold ladies Omega wristwatch, with
17 Jewel movement, numbered 33442855, with link
bracelet. £100-200
549. A 9ct gold Albert, stamped marks, 38 grams.
£300-400
553. A pair of 19th century Chinese porcelain
blue and white double gourd vases, Kangxi four
character marks but later, painted with panels of
birds, peony fruit and foliage on a scroll and lotus
decorated ground, four character marks, 19.5cm high.
£100-200
Lot 550
550. A three stone diamond ring, set with central
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diamonds, set to white metal mount tested as 18ct
gold, the diamonds estimated to weigh a total of
2.91ct. £3000-5000
ASIAN ART
CHINESE PORCELAIN &
WORKS OF ART
554. A Chinese porcelain famille rose octangonal
shaped dish, blossom, in a foliate border, 34cm diameter. £200-300
555. A pair of Chinese Sancai glazed incense
burners, typical green, blue and yellow glazes, 15cm high.
£400-600
556. An 18th century Chinese famille rose shallow
bowl, painted with two long tailed birds rockwork,
peony and foliate within fruit and foliate panelled
borders, divided by diaper pink and green panels,
cracked with rivit repair, 32cm diameter. £50-100
551. A 19th century Chinese Canton famille rose
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Lot 557
557. A Chinese porcelain iron red two dragon dish,
Qianlong mark and possibly of the period, painted
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on a ground of cloud scrolls, within green and pink
enamelled border, cracked with old repair, 6 character
mark, 38.5cm diameter. Illustrated on inside back
cover. £100-200
Lot 552
552. A late 19th century Chinese porcelain blue,
white and copper red crackle glazed vase, painted
with birds, rockwork, peony and insects, the neck with
applied shi shi terminals, four character mark to base,
60cm high. £200-300
558. A pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain
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four shaped panels of objects on a blossom ground
within formal borders, 31.5cm diameter x 26cm high.
£200-300
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559. An 18th/19th century Chinese porcelain
powder blue ground jar and cover, painted with
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and foliage, double ring mark to base, cracked and old
repair, 35cm high. £200-300
560. A 19th century Chinese porcelain famille
verte jar, the baluster shaped body painted with
panels of peony and insects on a lotus and scroll
decorated ground, hairline to neck, 15.5cm high.
£60-100
563. A Chinese blue and white dragon bowl,
Yongzheng four character mark but later the
dragons on a lotus and scroll decorated ground, the
interior similarly decorated, four character mark in
double rings to base, chip to rim, 16cm diameter x
12cm high. £150-200
561. A 19th century Chinese porcelain Celadon
glazed vase, the body moulded with lotus and scrolls
within foliate borders, the neck with horizontal ribs,
43.5cm high. £200-300
Lot 562
562. A pair of Chinese wucai dishes, bearing
Qianlong seal marks and possibly of the period, of
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Lot 564
564. A 19th century Chinese porcelain wucai
gu shaped vase, Kangxi mark but later, painted
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pine trees, the oviform middle section painted with
precious objects, six character mark to base in double
rings, 45.5cm high. Illustrated on inside back cover.
£400-600
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569. A pair of Chinese porcelain sancai glazed
dogs of Fo, each modelled seated with paw raised
resting on a ball, 18.5cm high. £200-300
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mounted as a table lamp, holding fruits and wearing a yellow ground robe with
scrolls on gilt brass metal table lamp mount, overall
51cm high. £200-300
571. An 18th / 19th century Chinese famille rose
twin handled tureen and cover, oval shaped, the
and pavilions in landscapes within gilt and scroll
borders, one handle chipped, 28cm wide x 17.5cm
572. An 18th / 19th century Chinese porcelain
famille rose export plate, painted with central panel
of doe and musical instruments within a garland
border, 24cm diameter. £100-150
573. Three 18th / 19th century Chinese famille
rose plates, each of circular form and painted with a
different pattern of peony and scattered foliage, the
largest 23cm diameter. £80-120
574. An 18th century Chinese porcelain sparrow
beak jug, the pear-shaped body decorated en grisaille
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£40-60
Lot 565
rose vase, Qianlong four character mark but later,
the tapered oviform body moulded with lotus shaped
character marks within borders of precious objects,
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and two Shou characters, four character mark to
base, 32.5cm high. Illustrated on inside back cover.
£400-600
575. A 19th century Chinese porcelain blue and
white vase, the baluster shaped body painted in blue
with precious objects on a pale celadon ground, the
neck with applied shi shi terminals, drilled, 43.5cm
high. £100-200
576. A 19th century Chinese porcelain rouleau
vase, the cylindrical body painted with three Kylin
standing on rockwork above waves, on an iron red
coloured ground, drilled and hairlines, 45cm high.
£200-300
566. A late 19th / 20th century Chinese porcelain
blue and white double gourd vase, painted with
panels of peony, birds and foliage, four character mark
to base, restored, 30cm high. £150-200
577. An early 20th century Chinese porcelain vase,
painted with peony and foliage within foliate, ruyi and
formal borders, square seal mark to base, 21cm high.
£80-120
567. A pair of Chinese porcelain famille rose
footed dishes, lozenge shaped and painted with peony
on a green ground, 28cm x 18.5cm. £40-60
578. A Chinese porcelain famille verte vase,
painted with three circular panels of red capped
cranes under a broad ruyi-shaped border painted with
chrysanthemum and foliage, suspending pendants,
45cm high. £200-300
568. Five 18th / 19th century Chinese porcelain
blue and white porcelain plates, comprising a pair
of soup plates painted with peony and foliate, 23cm
diameter, and the other peony and foliate decorated
examples, 23cm diameter. £100-150
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579. A 19th century Chinese porcelain sang
de boeuf glazed vase, the baluster shaped body
decorated with allover glaze, re-stuck chip to rim,
55.5cm high. £400-600
580. A late 19th century Chinese porcelain jar
and cover, the oviform jar decorated with twelve red
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ground within ruyi-shaped and formal borders, the
cover decorated with a single crane, four character
mark to base, 23cm high. £200-300
581. A late 19th century blue and white jar and
matched cover, the oviform body painted with panels
of birds and peony, the cover painted with blossom,
26cm high. £80-120
famille rose vases, the baluster shaped bodies painted
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foliage and birds, the neck applied with shi shi
terminals and chilong, 35cm high. £300-500
famille rose jars and covers, the oviform bodies
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fruit and precious objects, under a ruyi-shaped foliate
border, the covers painted with Archaic vessel,19.5cm
high. £800-1200
584. An 18th / 19th century Chinese blue and
white porcelain meat strainer, oval shaped and
painted with four foliate sprays, pierced with multiple
holes, 35cm x 28cm. £80-120
585. A Chinese porcelain famille verte vase, the
cylindrical body painted with peony blossom and
birds within formal borders, restored, 60cm high.
£80-120
586. A 19th century Chinese porcelain Canton
famille rose vase, the oviform body painted with
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applied with chilong, restored, 58.5cm high. £500-700
587. A large Chinese porcelain famille rose vase,
the tapered oviform body painted with two dragons
contesting a pearl on a cloud scroll ground, the neck
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with applied scroll handles, 54.5cm high. £1000-1500
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588. A late 19th century Chinese porcelain famille
verte crackle glazed jar and cover, the oviform body
painted with warriors in a mountain landscape, within
brocaded borders, incised square seal mark to base,
26cm high. £150-200
589. A 19th century Chinese porcelain famille rose
jar, within formal borders, four character mark to base,
22.5cm high. £200-300
590. A Chinese porcelain bottle vase, the oviform
body painted with two dragons contesting a pearl
on an incised ground. the neck with stylised foliate
borders, double ring mark to base, cracked, 24cm
high. £40-60
591. A pair of late 19th century Chinese porcelain
blue and white sleeve vases, painted with shaped
panels of scholar, attendant and stag and rectangular
panels containing a pair of birds, on a cracked ice
ground with scattered prunus blossom, re-stuck chips
to rim, 61cm high. £1000-1500
592. A Chinese sang de boeuf glazed porcelain
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toad, 36cm high. £400-600
crackle glazed vases, the cylindrical bodies painted
with warriors on horseback in a mountain landscape,
within brocaded border, incised square seal marks to
base, 27.5cm high. £150-200
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and fruit, 24.5cm diameter. £100-200
595. A 19th century Chinese famille rose porcelain
hexagonal shaped jardiniere, the tapered sides
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bracket feet, 24cm diameter x 16cm high. £200-300
596. A late 19th / 20th century Chinese blue and
white porcelain charger, painted with rockwork, bird
and peony, 29.5cm diameter. £50-80
famille rose twin handled vase, the tapered
rectangular body painted with rectangular panels
fruit and foliate borders,17.5cm wide x 21cm high x
16.5cm deep. £200-300
blue and white vases and covers, the baluster shaped
bodies painted with prunus blossom on a cracked ice
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£80-120
608. An 18th century Chinese porcelain famille
rose tureen base, the circular bowl decorated with
rockwork, pine trees and pavilions, within underglaze
blue diaper borders, with applied handles, 22.5cm
diameter. £150-250
599. A late 19th century Chinese porcelain blue
and white jar and cover, painted with prunus
blossom on a cracked ice ground, four character mark
to base, 22cm high. £80-120
609. A late 19th century Chinese porcelain famille
verte jar and cover, under a foliate border at the rim, the cover painted
with peony, 19cm high. £80-120
600. A 20th century Chinese porcelain blue and
white soap dish, with pierced circular liner,18.5cm
diameter. £30-50
octagonal shaped blue and white meat dishes,
painted with coastal scene of pavilions and trees
within a foliate panelled border, with green enamel
and rouge de fer detail, 38cm x 30cm. £700-900
famille rose vase, the cylindrical body painted with
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famille rose bottle vase, painted with two circular
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603. A Chinese porcelain famille rose bowl,
the interior decorated with central roundel of two
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604. A late 19th / early 20th century Chinese
porcelain famille rose plate, painted with central
shou character surrounded by four dragon roundels
on a scrolling foliate ground, six charcter mark, 25cm
diameter. £80-120
605. A pair of 19th century Chinese famille verte
bottle vases, foliage and lotus, 30.5cm high. £200-300
606. A late 19th / early 20th century Chinese
porcelain blue and white jar, the oviform body
character mark to base, 22cm high. £200-300
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on a scroll ground, broken and re-stuck back together,
35.5cm high. £40-60
607A. A 19th century Chinese Canton famille rose
punch bowl, foliage, 24.5cm diameter. £50-100
611. A 19th century Chinese porcelain sang de
boeuf glazed bottle vase, painted with rockwork,
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neck and drilled at base, overall 38cm high. £200-300
crackle glazed vases, the cylindrical bodies painted
with rockwork, birds and tree peony, within brocaded
borders, incised marks to base, 24.5cm high. £150-200
613. An 18th / 19th century Chinese porcelain
famille rose tankard, the cylindrical body painted
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within a foliate border on a honeycomb patterned
ground, the handle as a piece of bamboo with applied
ruyi-shaped thumb piece, 13cm high. £200-300
famille rose twin handled jardiniere, the tapered
octagonal body painted with four panels of Court
21.5cm high. £200-300
615. A Chinese bronze cup, the dished bowl cast
with panel of script on a diaper ground with long tail
birds, on domed foot cast with foliage, 15cm diameter
x 15cm high. £100-200
616. A Chinese lacquer laughing buddha, modelled
in typical pose, on pierced wood throne, the base of
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617. A carved wood and horn stags head, possibly
Chinese, with inlaid eyes and hair lashes, mounted on
oval shaped panel, 95cm high. £500-700
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long beard, 32cm high. £150-200
619. A Chinese rectangular silkwork panel, the
blue ground worked in coloured threads with a long
tailed bird amidst scrolls, within a border of bats and
shou characters, 29.5cm x 31cm. £100-200
620. A Chinese cloisonne circular bowl and cover,
decorated with precious objects within ruyi-shaped
borders on a blue ground, the sides with mask
terminals suspending rings, on three bracket shaped
feet, 13cm diameter x 12cm high. £200-300
621. A Chinese bronze Archaic style vessel, the
drawn bowl cast with Archaic style motifs, raised on
three pronged supports, 16cm high. £50-80
622. Two Chinese carved soapstone vases, one
carved with three vessels, chrysanthemum and foliage,
15.5cm high x 19cm wide, the other triangular shaped
carved with fruit and vines, 10cm high x 9cm wide.
£60-100
Lot 623
623. A Chinese bronze censor with carved wood
cover and stand, the rectangular censor cast with
archaic motifs raised on four cylindrical supports, the
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deep. £200-300
624. A 19th century Chinese tortoiseshell box and
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diaper ground, with plain top and base, 6cm wide x
625. A 19th century Chinese Canton ivory game
counter box and cover, the circular cover carved with
mother of pearl counters, 3.5cm diameter x 2.5cm
high. £40-80
626. A 19th century Chinese export carved ivory
and feather fan, !
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628. A 19th century Chinese red lacquer stand, the
circular top carved with lotus and ruyi within a Greek
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x 22.5cm high. £50-100
629. A 19th century Chinese ivory chess set, the
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and foliage, half stained red, the red King 9.5cm high.
£200-300
castles of tall form with horizontal line decoration, the
red King 9cm high. £100-150
castles of short cylindrical form, the red King 7.5cm
high. £80-120
632. A collection of 19th century assorted ivory
and stained ivory chess pieces and gaming
counters, assorted shape and size. £50-80
Lot 634
634. A 19th century Chinese Canton carved ivory
card case, of shaped rectangular form carved with
scrolling foliate and dragon borders, the sides carved
with foliage, 11cm high x 7cm wide x 1cm thick.
£200-300
635. A 19th century Chinese ivory double gourd
pomander, pierced and carved in two sections with
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gourds, with suspension thread and tassel, old repaired
damage, 12cm high x 5.5cm wide. £100-200
636. Two Chinese inside-painted glass snuff
bottles, one oviform and painted with panels of a boat
signed, 6cm high, and one of rectangular form painted
with panels of cricket amidst foliage, mountain
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£100-200
637. Two Chinese famille rose porcelain snuff
bottles,
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638. A Chinese ivory snuff bottle and stopper, the
sides carved with shaped panels of dragon amidst
cloud scrolls, within a diaper ground border, traces of
red staining, signed, 8.5cm high. £80-120
Lot 640
Lot 639
639. A Chinese carved wood, probably bamboo,
snuff bottle and stopper in the form of a nut or a
fruit, carved with foliage and smaller nut, the stopper
and spoon carved as another small nut, 5.5cm high x
5cm wide x 3.5cm thick. £80-120
640. A 19th century Chinese ivory panel, carved
a pond with lotus and bamboo tree, within Greek
key border, the reverse carved with character marks,
21.5cm high x 11.5cm wide. £100-200
641. A 19th century Chinese ivory letter opener
and a Canton ivory roundel, the letter opener carved
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and pine trees, 3cm diameter. £50-80
642. A group of thirteen 19th century and later
Chinese coquilla nut carvings, carved Junk with numerous character marks to base,
a smaller Junk, dragon brooch, stork and tortoiseshell
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cover. £200-400
Lot 642 (part)
ASIAN ART
JAPANESE CARAMICS &
WORKS OF ART
blue and white footed bowl, the interior painted with
three quail in a garden of chrysanthemum, the exterior
painted with spiral diaper panels, signed, 36.5cm
diameter x 16.5cm high. £100-200
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644. A 19th century Japanese Imari sparrow beak
jug inscribed ‘S’, the pear shaped body with side
mounted handle, with two roundels containing the
letter ‘S’ on a foliate moulded and painted ground,
hairline, 12cm high. £50-100
Lot 647
Lot 645
645. A late 19th century Japanese blue and white
porcelain charger, painted with shi shi dog amidst
peony and foliage within diaper border, signed, 53cm
diameter. £300-500
647. A late 19th century Japanese Imari vase, the
oviform body painted with circular panels of bird
of prey on perch divided by smaller circular panels
of long tailed birds and rockwork, the neck with
circular panels of Mount Fuji and applied shi shi dog
terminals, 36cm high. £100-200
Imari circular box and cover, the cover painted
with central roundel within panelled border, 14cm
diameter. £40-60
649. A large late 19th century Japanese Imari
charger, painted with dragon, long tailed bird and
diaper panels, four character mark to base, 45.5cm
diameter. £200-300
650. A large late 19th century Japanese Imari
charger, decorated with central roundel of a mythical
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Lot 646
646. A pair of 18th century Japanese Imari dishes,
painted with urn issuing peony and foliage within a
panelled border of carp and pheonix, cracked, 30cm
diameter. £80-120
651. A late 19th century Japanese blue and white
plate, painted with carp, four character mark to base,
652. A small late 19th century Japanese Satsuma
footed bowl, cranes and a tortoise, signed, 9cm diameter x 3cm
high. £80-120
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653. A set of six Japanese porcelain dishes,
yellow glazed details, square seal marks, 22cm long.
£100-150
Imari jardiniere, of tapered octagonal form, painted
with four foliate roundels on a scroll ground, 20cm
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panels of urns issuing foliage on a scroll ground,
23.5cm high. £200-300
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Imari vase, the oviform body painted with two
shaped panels containing birds of prey on a diaper
ground, 24cm high. £100-200
667. A late 19th / 20th century Imari charger,
octagonal shaped and painted with panels of long
tailed birds divided by panels of foliage, 29cm
diameter. £80-120
656. A pair of Japanese Imari vases, the tapered
cylindrical bodies panels of peony and foliage and
fan shaped panels containing foliage, 23.5cm high.
£200-300
668. A late 19th / 20th century Imari charger, of
shaped circular form, the centre painted with roundel
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Japanese Imari vases, painted with shaped panels
of pine trees and fans divided by panels of long
tailed birds on a ground of stylised chrysanthemum
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658. A late 19th century Japanese Kutani vase, the
tapered cylindrical body painted with a shaped panel
peony and fruits, 37cm high. £80-120
659. A late 19th century Japanese Kutani vase, the
tapered cylindrical body painted with peacocks and
peony, signed, 30.5cm high. £80-120
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£60-100
662. A late 19th century Japanese Imari charger,
painted with two shaped panels of pine trees and
blossom on a red ground decorated with peony,
scrolling foliage and birds, 37cm diameter. £100-200
663. A pair of 18th century Japanese Imari vases,
the waisted cylindrical bodies decorated with two urns
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cracked, 33cm high. £600-800
664. A late 19th / early 20th century Imari shell
shaped dish, painted with pine trees, prunus blossom,
and diaper panels, 23cm x 21cm. £60-80
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Imari charger, painted with central roundel of
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671. A Japanese porcelain vessel, of rounded
rectangular form with integral handle, the sides
painted with chrysanthemum foliage and two birds,
22cm high. £200-300
672. A Japanese Imari bowl, the interior painted
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border, 21.5cm diameter x 6cm high. £80-120
673. A late 18th / 19th century Japanese Imari
bowl, of shaped circular form, the interior decorated
with chrysanthemum and foliage, the exterior painted
with four shaped panels of peony, chrysanthemum
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Imari bowl, of shaped circular form decorated with
a central roundel of long tailed bird within a panelled
border, 21.5cm diameter x 10cm high. £50-80
675. A pair of Japanese Satsuma pottery jars and
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diameter. £200-300
676. A Japanese Ao Kutani vase, the pear-shaped
body painted with pavilions, mountain landscape and
pine trees under a stylised foliate border, 25cm high.
£50-80
677. A late 19th / ealry 20th century Japanese
Fukagawa vase, painted with shou lou, scholars and
borders, signed in blue, 31cm high. £300-500
678. A late 19th century Japanese koro and cover,
a panel of bird and peony, on three pronged feet, with
pierced cover, signed,10cm high. £200-300
Lot 682
682. A late 19th century carved ivory tusk, carved
with children pulling a cart laden with urn issuing
peony, and pine tree, signed 11cm high. £80-120
683. A late 19th century Japanese ivory picture
frame, oval and carved in relief with three monkeys,
easel support to back, 11cm high x 10cm wide. £50-80
Lot 679
679. A 19th century black lacquered hokai and
cover, of ribbed circular form with slightly domed
cover, decorated with bamboo, with chased foliate gilt
metal mounts raised on four tapered supports, 42cm
high x 37cm diameter. £400-600
carved bamboo walking cane, with polished burr
top, the cane carved with rats, ox, dragon, tiger, hares,
monkeys, snake, horse, ram, cockerel, quail, dog and
boar, 92cm long. £80-120
681. A late 19th century Japanese ivory cheroot
holder, the tapered cylindrical form carved with an
elephant, 15cm long. £50-100
Lot 684
684. A late 19th century ivory okimono in the form
of a clam shell, carved as an open clam containing
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685. A late 19th century four sectional Japanese
lacquer box, =
lacquered red, 21cm high x 18cm wide x 16.5cm
deep. £500-700
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cloisonne box, the hinged cover decorated with birds,
iris and wisteria, the sides decorated with blossom,
on four shaped bracket feet, 12cm wide x 6cm high x
9.5cm deep. £200-300
Sterling silver rectangular box and cover, the
detachable cover and sides with embossed decoration
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Lot 689
silver wire work cloisonne vase, decorated with three
birds amidst blossom and bamboo, on a dark blue
ground, signed, 18cm high. £800-1200
INDIAN WORKS OF ART
690. An early 20th century Indian painted panel,
decorated with musicians taking tea in an ebony and
ivory gilt decorated frame, overall 25.5cm x 32cm.
£50-80
Lot 688
688. A late 19th century Japanese bronze vase, the
cylindrical body inlaid with white metal bamboo stem,
raised on three bracket feet, signed on the side, 15cm
high. £100-200
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farmer, ox and cart, on ebonised plinth base, 17.5cm
wide x 9.5cm high. £100-200
693. A Persian painted papier-mache Qualamdan,
of two sectional form with sliding inner, the top and
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694. A late 19th century Anglo Indian
Vizagapatam sandalwood, horn and ivory casket,
of domed rectangular form set with pierced panels
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695. An Indian silkwork panel, worked in coloured
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£50-80
696. An unusual late 19th century Anglo Indian
porcupine quill, ebony and ivory inlaid basket and
a small box, the sides of tapered openwork form,
the base of the interior centred with stylised ivory
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box with sliding cover, 12cm wide x 4.5cm deep x
8.5cm deep. £50-100
Lot 698
698. A good 19th century Anglo-Indian
coromandel and ivory inlaid box, possibly
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stems and foliage, the hinged cover opening to an
interior of small hinged compartment and open recess,
ivory borders, 30.5cm wide x 15.5cm high x 21cm
deep. £1500-2000
Lot 697
697. A 19th century Anglo-Indian ivory chess set,
possibly Vizagapatam, complete, one set of pieces
stained green, the Kings 10.5cm high, the Pawns 6cm
high. £500-800
Lot 699
699. A 19th century Indian Company School views
of Indian Monuments panel, the oval ivory panel
painted with seventeen vignettes of various views to
include central view of Jama Masjid, Delhi, on a gold
scroll and foliate ground, in wood and ivory inlaid
frame, the ivory painted panel 18.5cm wide x 13 high,
overall 24cm high x 29cm wide. Illustrated on back
cover. £800-1200
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GLASS
707. A group of late 19th/early 20th century
diamond cut and thistle engraved glass, to include a
jug, a pair of tumblers and a wine glass, the jug 19cm
high. £100-150
708. An extensive suite of early 20th century
Portuguese hand blown swirled glass, comprising
stemmed wine glasses, assorted wasted tumblers,
bowls, plates and jug. £200-300
709. A Continental glass tumbler, hand painted with
a continuous scene of hunters, dog and wild boar in
wooded landscape, above a facet cut band, within gilt
borders, 13cm high. £100-200
710. A Continental enamelled amber glass vase,
decorated with Chinoiserie panel of two males and
attendant female, within acanthus and stylised foliate
borders, chip to foot, 37cm high. £100-200
Lot 700
700. A rare Lalique opalescent glass plate, moulded
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701. A 19th century blown glass separating
bowl, of tapered circular form with fold over rim
and pouring lip, 46.5cm diameter x 17.5cm high.
£250-400
702. A WMF Ikora glass dish, mottled amber and
pink glass with central star design, 40cm diameter.
£50-100
703. An Edwardian frosted and cut glass ice
pail liner and cover, the domed cover with faceted
cut border, the oviform base with fold over rim,
frosted glass body and applied clear glass foot, star cut
to base, 32cm high. £150-200
704. A set of three late 19th / early 20th century
glass decanters and stoppers, with hexagonal cut
necks and oviform bodies, star cut to base, the largest
32cm high, the pair 28cm high. £60-100
705. Four Victorian cut glass rummers, three of
corresponding design and one similar, the largest
16cm high. £100-200
706. A late Victorian cut glass oval shaped jar and
cover, repeating feather cut decoration, on applied foot,
15cm high. £50-80
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711. An early 20th century glass ewer, the oviform
body with vine etched panels and applied glass trails,
with facet cut neck and applied handle, 24cm high.
£80-120
712. An opaque glass biscuit barrel with
electroplated mount and cover, the oviform body
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hinged handle, 17cm high. £40-60
713. A Continental Art Nouveau style amber
glass vase, the faceted tapered cylindrical body with
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high. £50-80
714. A pair of Bohemian green and white overlaid
glass goblets, each with hand painted oval panel of a
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and foliage, on circular facet cut feet, 18cm high.
£500-700
715. A late 19th / early 20th century oval cut glass
bowl, 24.5cm wide x 12cm high x 16.5cm deep.
£40-60
716. A group of four 19th century coloured glass
decanters, comprising; an amber glass whisky
decanter of square form with white metal stopper,
22.5cm high, an amber glass decanter of oviform
body, short neck and white metal stopper, 21cm high
and two green glass decanters, the larger with white
metal stopper, 25cm high and 18.5cm high. £60-100
724. Two Monart vases, shape RB and a ‘Thistle’
shaped vase, both mottled pink and blue glass with
typical whorls and gold inclusions, 19cm high and
26cm high. £100-200
725. A Monart ‘Mushroom’ lamp and two shades,
mottled pink and blue glass with typical whorls and
gold inclusions, 35cm high. £400-600
726. Three Monart bowls, one shape BI and two
shape AF, the BI bowl mottled black and red with
gold inclusions, on applied foot, 23.5cm diameter, one
AF bowl mottled purple and pink with gold inclusions
and typical whorls, 20cm diameter, the other mottled
black and orange with gold inclusions and typical
whorls, unpolished pontil, 19.5cm diameter. £100-200
727. A pair of Monart bowls, shape UB, mottled
purple and pink with gold inclusions, 14.5cm
diameter. £40-80
Lot 717
717. A rare Monart jar and cover, shape SD,
mottled purple and blue glass with gold inclusions,
bearing original paper label ‘Monart Glass SD.V’,
22cm high. £200-300
718. A pair of Monart vases, shape RA, mottled
purple and blue glass with gold inclusions, one
bearing paper label ‘Monart Glass RA.IX’, 12.5cm
high. £100-200
719. A rare miniature Monart vase, shape C,
mottled orange and white glass with spiral decoration,
10cm high. £50-100
720. A Monart jar and cover, shape Z, and a
Monart vase shape A, the jar and cover mottled
purple and pink glass with gold inclusions, 18.5cm
high, the vase mottled black and green with gold
inclusions, 16cm high. £100-200
721. Two Monart vases, shape OE and shape RB,
the OE vase mottled blue, purple and green glass with
typical whorls, 20cm high, the RB vase mottled black
and orange with gold inclusions, 24cm high. £100-200
722. Two Monart vases, shape MF and shape JJ,
both mottled black and green with gold inclusions,
20cm high and 24.5cm high. £100-200
723. Two Monart vases, shape MF and shape GC,
the MF vase mottled purple and pink glass with gold
inclusions and whorls, 20.5cm high, the GC mottled
purple and pale pink glass with gold inclusions, 17cm
high. £100-200
728. Five Monart pin dishes, shape Y, comprising a
pair of mottled red and black with gold dishes, a pair
of green and black with gold dishes, and a light green
and opaque white with black and gold dish, 10cm
diameter. £50-100
729. Seven Scottish glass paperweights, comprising;
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730. A large and rare Monart glass ‘Magnum’
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on one cane PY, bearing original Monart Glass paper
label, 12cm diameter. £600-800
BRITISH & EUROPEAN
CERAMICS
731. A Nautilus porcelain part tea set, painted
with red and yellow poppies, cobalt blue and gilt
scrolls, comprising; six cups, eleven saucers, eleven
side plates, two bread plates and a bowl, blue printed
marks. £100-200
732. A Crown Derby hand painted porcelain panel
dated 1889 signed E. Frowill, painted in colours
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a meadow landscape by a pool, 25cm high x 20.5cm
wide. £200-300
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738. A rare 19th century Minton ‘Dundee, Perth
& London Shipping Company’ transfer printed
bowl, green printed with a steamer on the River Tay
with Perth Bridge and the Court House behind, over
the Arms of Perth and motto ‘PRO REGE LEGE ET
GREGE’, within lace border, printed and impressed
marks, 33.5cm diameter x 11.5cm high. £300-500
739. A set of thirteen 19th century blue printed
pearlware plates in ‘The Cowman’ pattern, printed
with roundel of cottage, farmer and cow, within a
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Lot 733
733. A rare pair of matched Victorian Scottish
pottery slip decorated bowls, one inscribed to ‘Mrs
Alexander Buchan, Mount Pleasent, Newburgh,
March 6th 1889’, the other ‘Maggie Robertson, West
Shore, Pittenweem, Aug. 26th 1890’, 42cm diameter x
13cm high. £500-800
734. A 19th century pottery Toby jug of small
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glazes, 19cm high. £60-100
735. A pair of 19th century Staffordshire black
glazed pottery cockerels, with gilt details, 30cm high
x 24cm wide. £300-500
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decoration and inscribed bases, 30cm x 22cm wide.
£100-200
737. A Branham pottery three handled bowl,
covered in blood red glaze, impressed marks, 11cm
740. A set of eight early 20th century Mintons fruit
plates, painted with colourful foliate sprays within
gilt borders on a green ground, comprising six circular
plates and two square shaped dishes, impressed and
puce printed marks, the plates 22.5cm diameter.
£200-300
741. A pair of late 19th century Moore ceramic
mushroom form candle sconces, modelled as
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742. A 19th century Mason’s Patent Ironstone
China Japan pattern ashet, printed with basket
of peony and chrysanthemum within broad foliate
border, coloured pink, blue, yellow, green and iron
red, printed and impressed marks, 44cm wide x 35cm
deep. £50-80
743. A 19th century Ridgway blue printed
pearlware ashet, printed with oval panel of country
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43.5cm wide x 34cm deep. £60-100
744. A 19th century blue printed well and tree
type ashet, in chariots being drawn by horses within key and
anthemion border raised on three bracket feet,
hairline, 47cm wide x 37cm deep. £50-80
745. A 19th century blue printed pearlware
‘Bridge of Lucano, Italy’ pattern ashet, printed with
roundel and Classical ruins, farmers driving cows on
a bridge within fruiting vine and olive border, 53.5cm
wide x 41cm deep. £100-200
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747. A matched pair of Scottish pottery salt pigs,
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high. £100-200
759. A Mak.Merry hand painted pottery jug, the
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signed, 14.5cm high. £50-80
748. An Edwardian Wedgwood octagonal
shaped dressing table tray, painted with central
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pink ground, with later Wedgwood small dish of
corresponding pattern, printed marks, 31.5cm x 20cm.
£40-80
760. A Mak.Merry hand painted pottery circular
box and cover, the cover painted with colourful
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749. A pair of 19th century Staffordshire pottery
black glazed King Charles spaniels, seated with
white painted details, 22.5cm high. £60-100
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base, 34cm high. £50-80
751. A pair of Staffordshire pottery lions, modelled
standing with front paw resting on a ball, with inlaid
glass eyes, 33cm wide x 27.5cm high. £100-200
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a fruit in one hand and straw hat in the other, 21cm
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755. Three Scottish pottery money banks, with blue
and green glazes, one inscribed ‘Elspeth Anderson’,
one ‘George Smith’ and one ‘John Cunningham’,
16cm high. £100-150
756. A Victorian Scottish pottery Queen Victoria
60 year reign commemorative loving cup, painted
with oval panel inscribed ‘VICTORIA. R. I. 18371897’, within foliate borders, with scroll handles,
757. A Victorian Scottish pottery barrel shaped
jar, with blue, green and brown glazes, inscribed
‘Mrs Ferguson 1894’, 16cm diameter x 22.5cm high.
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x 11cm high. £50-80
761. Two pieces of Mak.Merry hand painted
pottery, to include a jug with hollyhocks, 16cm high
and small saucer painted with hollyhocks, 14cm
diameter. £50-80
762. A Victorian Sunderland lustre jug dated 1867
and inscribed William & Jane Gone, Montrose,
printed with vignettes of ‘The Great Australia ClipperShip’, Noran Oreina Steam-Yacth, and verse titled
‘Love’, 24cm high. £200-300
763. A 19th century copper lustre jug, printed with
vignettes of three masted clipper and two poems,
16cm high. £50-80
764. A Scottish pottery slip decorated salt pig, with
spiral line detail, 28cm high. £50-80
765. A pair of 19th century Chinoisiere decorated
Patent Ironstone China lozenge shaped dishes,
parasol in a Chinese landscape, blue printed marks,
29cm x 22.5cm. £40-80
766. A Victorian majolica sardine dish and cover,
the cover with sardine modelled handle above a
moulded basket weave base with yellow, green and
brown coloured glazes, 22cm wide x 10.5cm high.
£50-80
767. A Victorian majolica comport, with three
sectional bowl centred by two putti, raised on three
mythical sea creature supports and circular base with
three shell and scroll cast feet, restored, 31cm high.
£100-200
768. A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern vase
and cover dated 1927, printed marks, 17.5cm high.
£150-200
769. A Wedgwood hand painted charger by
George Eyre, painted with a Classical scene of
maiden and attendant putti within yellow line rim,
signed G Eyre, impressed marks and inscription to the
reverse, 47cm diameter. £500-800
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770. A set of eight Victorian Mintons Armorial
plates, each with gold line rims and oval Armorial,
impressed marks, date code for 1876, and puce printed
T. Goode & Co., retailers marks, 26cm diameter.
£50-80
771. A pair of Copelands China Japan pattern
crescent shaped dishes, printed marks, 23cm x 13cm.
£40-60
772. A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern plate
dated 1910, printed marks, 23cm diameter. £30-50
773. A late 19th / early 20th century Coalport
Rococo style twin handled jardiniere, painted with
a shaped panel of two colourful long tailed birds
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borders on a Royal blue ground, raised on four scroll
supports, printed and painted marks, 34cm wide x
14.5cm high. £400-600
774. A Wemyss Chesham fern pot, painted with
roses and foliage under a green line rim, green painted
mark WEMYSS, small restored chip to rim, 12cm
high x 11.5cm diameter. £50-80
776. An 18th century creamware ‘marriage’ teapot
and cover, the cylindrical body painted to one side
with a clock dial inscribed ‘Ias. Peddie, Stirling’, the
‘Iannet Brown’, cracked and chip to spout, 13.5cm
high x 19cm long. £50-80
777. A pair of Dunmore pottery pedestals, moulded
with anthimion frieze, fruited column and thistle cast
collar, above an egg and dart moulded base, covered
in blood red glaze, impressed marks, 35cm diameter x
81cm high. £200-400
778. A Doulton Lambeth silver mounted stoneware
decanter and stopper, modelled in the form of an
elderly Gentleman with silver cap forming the stopper,
impressed marks and RD No. 556615, 18.5cm high.
£50-80
779. A pair of Doulton Lambeth John Dewar &
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£600-800
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775. A 19th century pearlware Pratt type Toby
jug, and holding a jug of frothing ale in his left hand, with
ochre, brown, blue and green details, 24.5cm high.
£100-200
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781. A Moorcroft Florian Ware Landscape pattern
vase, the tapered body painted with tall trees in blue,
brown printed mark and green painted signature, two
shallow chips to foot rim, 26cm high. £300-500
782. A MacIntyre Moorcroft Blue Poppy pattern
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Lot 783
783. A rare MacIntyre Moorcroft Harebell pattern
teapot and cover, the tapered body painted with
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marks, 18.5cm wide x 9.5cm high. £400-600
784. A Moorcroft Flamminian Ware vase, the
tapered oviform body decorated with three stylised
foliate roundels, facsimile signature and printed
marks, 7.5cm high. £50-80
785. A Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern vase, painted
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£50-80
Lot 787
789. An 18th century Worcester blue and white tea
bowl, blue printed with three foliate sprays and two
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spray, crescent shaped mark, 7.5cm diameter x 4.4cm
high. £30-50
790. An 18th century Worcester blue and white
footed bowl, blue printed with three foliate sprays
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crescent shaped mark, 9cm diameter x 6.8cm high.
£50-80
786. A pair of Moorcroft Pomegranate pattern
bottle vases, decorated with fruit and foliage on a
blue ground, impressed marks and green painted
signature, one vase with re-stuck neck section, 26cm
high. £300-500
787. A Moorcroft Pansy pattern jar, painted with
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marks and green painted signature, 18cm high.
£400-600
788. An 18th century blue and white Worcester
lobbed tea bowl, the exterior painted with three
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with blue line rim and central foliate spray, crescent
shaped mark, 7cm diameter x 4.2cm high. £30-50
Lot 791
791. An 18th century Worcester teapot and cover,
the oviform body painted with colourful sprays of
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£150-200
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796. A Royal Worcester jug dated 1906, the tapered
cylindrical body decorated with foliate sprays on an
ivory ground, with moulded foliage at the rim, green
printed marks, shape 1047, 25.5cm high. £100-200
797. A Royal Worcester vase dated 1917, the
oviform body painted with two panels of roses and
foliage, puce printed marks and shape F123, 15cm
high. £200-300
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number 1243, 23cm high. £400-600
Lot 792
792. An 18th century Worcester teapot and cover
and stand, of reeded barrel form with ear shaped
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cylindrical body decorated with foliate sprays on
an ivory ground, with simulated horn handle, puce
printed marks and shape number 1116, 18.5cm high.
£100-200
800. A Royal Worcester vase dated 1913, the pear
shaped body painted with roses and foliage, puce
printed marks, shape 2492, 11.5cm high. £100-200
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hands behind his back and the girl modelled wearing
a bonnet and holding a basket in her left hand, green
printed marks, 17.5cm high. £400-600
cylindrical body decorated with foliate sprays on an
ivory ground, with moulded foliage at the rim, puce
printed marks, shape 1047, 23cm high. £100-200
803. A Royal Worcester silver mounted spill vase
dated 1907, the tapered cylindrical vase painted
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Birmingham date 1906 / 1907, puce printed marks,
30cm high. £400-600
Lot 794
794. A cased Royal Worcester hand painted coffee
set by Sedgley, comprising six cups and six saucers
painted with a colourful long tailed bird, the interiors
gilt, signed, puce marks, dated 1924 and later.
£400-600
795. A Grainger & Co. Worcester twin handled
vase, the tapered oviform body decorated in gilt with
ferns and foliage, with pierced handles, printed shield
shaped mark, 26.5cm high. £200-300
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804. A set of twelve Royal Worcester hand painted
cabinet plates by Jas. Stinton dated 1938, each
painted with a central shaped panel of pairs of birds
to include Pheasants, Grouse and Woodcock, within
richly gilt panelled and scroll borders, each one
signed, gold printed marks and inscribed ‘Specially
Made for Asprey’s’, 23.5cm diameter. £3000-5000
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basket over her right shoulder, on rocky circular base,
puce printed marks, shape 1202, 42cm high. £500-700
806. A Royal Worcester vase, the tapered body
painted with sheep and lamb in woodland meadow
under a frilled rim, puce printed marks MADE IN
ENGLAND, shape G957, 8.5cm high. £250-400
807. A Royal Worcester basket dated 1903, of
tapered square form painted with four shaped panels
of colourful foliate garlands and gilt ribbon ties, on a
green, peach and gilt ground, green printed marks and
pattern number G493, 25cm high. £150-200
808. Two pieces of Royal Worcester porcelain,
to include; an oviform pot pourri jar and restored
cover painted with roses and foliage dated 1918, puce
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moulded base with gilt details, blue mark to base,
15.5cm high x 12.5cm wide. £200-300
814. A Dresden porcelain campagna shaped twin
handled urn, painted with a continuous landscape of
details, blue painted mark, 23cm high. £200-300
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816. A Royal Dux porcelain group of farmer and
bull, modelled with bull and attendant farmer, applied
triangle mark and impressed number 1393, 35cm wide
x 32cm high. £200-300
817. A late 19th / early 20th century Continental
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blue shield mark, 21cm high. £200-300
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809. An 18th century Delft marriage plate for the
Prince and Princess of Orange, painted in colours
with half length portraits of Prince and Princess,
inscribed PSW:PWDA, within fruit and foliate scroll
border, 23cm diameter. £400-600
810. An 18th/19th century Delft jar, baluster shaped
body painted with shaped panel of peony and foliage
under Greek Key rim, 18.5cm high. £80-120
811. An 18th/19th century Delft jar, the baluster
shaped body painted with shaped panel of tall building
by waterside with sailing boat, under double line
border at the rim, 18.5cm high. £80-120
812. An 18th/19th century Delft jar, the baluster
country landscape above a foliate border at the base,
the rim with later white metal mount, 18cm high.
£80-120
820. A pair of Samson porcelain Armorial famille
rose style tea caddies and covers, the rectangular
bodies painted with Heraldic Crests within foliate and
raised white enamel borders, 16cm high. £150-250
821. A late 19th century ormolu mounted
porcelain urn and cover, the tapered oviform body
decorated with bands of foliage within Royal blue
and gilt scroll borders, the cover with bud and foliate

£200-300
822. A Continental porcelain swan spill vase,
modelled with swan before tall foliage, with applied
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£40-60
823. A Meissen porcelain side plate, painted with a
bird perched on a branch within a border of scattered
insects and foliate sprays, underglaze blue marks
cancelled, 20cm diameter. £60-100
824. A matched pair of Vienna porcelain plates, of
shaped circular form painted with coloured scattered
foliate sprays, shield marks, 25cm diameter. £80-120
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underglaze blue marks, the tallest 14.5cm high.
£150-250
827. A Meissen style porcelain basket, of pierced
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crossed swords marks, 36cm wide. £200-300
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base, 15.5cm high x 12.5cm wide. £200-300
836. A Meissen blue and white ‘Onion’ pattern
part dinner service, comprising eight shaped circular
plates, three shell shaped salts, ten small butter dishes,
a bitter dish and cover, oval tureen and cover, sauce
boat on integral stand, circular two section hors
d’oeuvre dish, seven assorted oval ashets and trays,
assorted smaller plates, and some matched in ‘Onion’
pattern dinner wares. £700-900
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right shoulder, applied triangular mark and impressed
number 1052, 42cm high. £200-300
829. A Continental pottery bust of a young girl,
modelled with ribbon in hair, wearing yellow and blue
robes, 32cm high x 29cm wide. £100-200
830. A Samson porcelain famille verte style jar and
pierced wood cover, the oviform body painted with
panels of precious objects and panels of peony, other
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831. A Meissen style porcelain basket, of pierced
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crossed swords marks, 24cm wide. £100-200
832. Two Continental pottery lustre chargers, one
centred with raised section painted with a cockerel
within foliate border, the other centred with raised
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scroll borders, both 42cm diameter. £200-400
833. A 20th century Meissen Bolognese dog,
modelled seated on rear quarters, with brown
markings, blue crossed swords mark and impressed
numbers, 23.5cm high. £300-500
834. A set of four Meissen tea cups and saucers,
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numbers. £150-200
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hat and leaning against a wall, white painted mark to
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END OF SALE
An 18th century Chinese reverse painting on glass
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