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Fine Art & Antiques
and Asian Works of ArT
WEDNESDAY 26th february 2014 at 11am
Fine Art & Antiques
and Asian Works of Art
Wednesday 26th february 2014
Commencing 11am
On View
Saturday 22nd February Monday 24th February
Tuesday 25th February
Morning of sale 10.00am-5.00pm
9.30am-6.30pm
9.30am-6.30pm
from 9.30am
Order of Sale
Works of Art
1-26
Asian Art
27-95
Antiquities96-107
A Curator’s Collection of
Early English Porcelain
108-153
Ceramics154-160
Traditional Pictures
161-223
Modern Pictures
224-285
Memorabilia & Ephemera
286-296
Furniture297-316
Clocks & Watches
318-323
Silver & Jewellery
324-348
Cover: lot 63
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and possibly of a later date
WORKS OF ART
Lot 1
Lot 1
An Alabaster Bust on Marble Base:
A 19th Century bust of a veiled
and crowned woman with rose on a
marble base, H 16" x W 15"
£300-500
Lot 3
Lot 3
A Globe: c.1830 Cox’s miniature
globe on a wooden support and
metal sphere, 15cm
£50-80
Lot 5
Lot 5
Two Bottles: 18th Century glass olive
tinted bottles with circular ‘ASCR’
prunts for ‘All Souls Common Room’
with kick in base and gadrooned
rims, 30cm x 27cm
£120-180
Lot 6
Lot 6
Lot 2
Lot 2
A Wall Bracket: 17th/18th Century,
oak, the central carved mask above a
scroll-shaped head with scrolled arms
above a carved bow 57cm x 25cm
£80-120
4
Lot 4
Lot 4
A Lime Wood Figure: 17th Century,
polychrome with traces of red, the
cloaked lady holding a lidded chalice
on a square-shaped base bearing an
old stamped label; together with a
Sothebys label ‘Lot 337: 22/5/96’,
H 28cm
£300-500
A Religious Needlework Picture:
17th/18th Century, the central elderly
figure of a man with outstretched arm
with birds above, with stumpwork
trees on a blue sky background in an
oval form, 40cm x 34cm
£80-120
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Lot 8
Lot 10
Lot 9
Lot 8
A George IV Barometer: Mahogany
wheel case with boxwood and
ebony inlay set with hydrometer,
thermometer, timepiece, enamel dial
and spirit level, H 112cm
£300-500
Lot 9
Lot 7
Lot 7
Two Gilded Relief Plaques:
Enclosed in Regency rosewood
frames, depicting a portrait bust of
a gentleman wearing a scarf & two
figures holding hands, size including
frames, H 34 x W 29cm (2)
£80-120
A 19th Century Continental Three
Bottle Decanter Stand: Three ruby
flashed stoppered bottles: brandy,
gin and whiskey on silver-plated
stand with floral feet and fruiting
floral decoration. Central handle with
scroll handle. No marks to stand,
H 43cm
£150-250
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 11
A 19th Century “Fellowship
Porter 1864" badge and copy of
Freedom City of London scroll to
William H. Cornwell: Porter badge
fully inscribed to recipient 11th Oct
1864 No. IP2 together with matching
certificate for freedom to City of
London in a sycamore box
£300-500
A Black Forest Hare Coat
Hook: 19th Century, carved
anthropomorphic hare carrying a
rifle with glass eyes. Chip to ears with
Sotheby’s Belgravia red sticker to
verso, H 31cm
£120-180
5
Lot 16
Lot 16
19th Century Bronze of Bacchus,
Faun and Dancer: A bronze of
Bacchus being helped to stand up
with a faun and dancer. Unmarked,
H 18cm
£200-300
Lot 13
Lot 17
Lot 14
Lot 17
Lot 14
Lot 12
Lot 12
A Large Oak Easel: Late 19th/Early
20th Century, formerly the property
of the artist Vivien Bewick from the
family of Thomas Bewick, engraver of
birds and animals
£200-300
6
A Pair of Portrait Relief Gilded
Plaques: Depicting Dickens & Byron
£80-120
Lot 15
Lot 13
Lot 15
A 19th Century Cabinet of Curios:
Set with minerals, feldspar quartz,
mica etc
£300-500
A Hardwood Ula Throwing Club:
Fiji, with lobed and tapering shaft
with chip carved handle length 39cm
£300-500
A Woolwork and Silk Picture:
18th/19th Century, depicting a boy
carrying sticks in a winter landscape,
H 48 x W 36cm
£100-200
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Lot 18
Lot 19
Lot 20
Lot 21
Lot 22
Lot 18
Lot 20
Lot 22
A 19th Century Bone Anglo-Indian
Full Chess Set
£100-200
A Wax Portrait: 19th Century,
depicting a bearded gentleman
in a side profile, wearing a cravat
enclosed in a glazed gilded frame;
together with two other portraits
(with losses) 10.5cm x 15cm
£120-180
A Photograph Frame: Late
19th Century, German Successionist,
the upper section in a geometric
& scroll design, inlaid with two
hardstones
£80-120
Lot 19
A Pair of Wax Portraits:
Continental, 19th Century, depicting
a gentleman and a lady in flowing
dress with necklace in a side profile
enclosed in a period ebonised frame
29cm x 25cm
£300-500
Lot 21
19th Century ivory handled
walking stick: Carved with
hunting hawk with hood on arm
of 18th Century hawksman, with a
feathered hat. Initials S.G. to back
£120-180
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Lot 23
Lot 25
Lot 25
A 19th Century crystal Nautilus
cup: Nautilus top section engraved
with swag and bow decoration on
faceted knop on nonagon foot,
H 8" W 7" D 4"
£300-500
Lot 24
Lot 23
An Early 19th Century Ivory Patchbox and Miniature Etui: Ivory pique
decorated patchbox, opening to reveal mirror and red velvet interior. Back
compartment slides out to reveal four red silk circular compartments. Etui in
tooled leather case opens to reveal scissors, penknife, thimble, needle and ivory
slate Patchbox 70mm x 20mm x 11mm; Etui 32mm x 17mm x 18mm
£80-120
Lot 24
A Pair of Lustre Candlesticks: 19th Century, gilt bronze figures. finely
modelled depicting warriors leaning on tree trunks. one holding a sword and a
shield the other wearing an axe & holding a club, standing on square shaped
marble bases.The heads supported in leaf shaped design with drop lustres &
candle holders. 41cm
£300-500
8
Lot 26
Lot 26
A Bronze: 19th Century Italian
bronze of Bacchus, his left hand aloft
holding a serpent, the bearded figure
wearing a loin cloth & sandals on
a circular scrolled engraved based,
H 42cm
£200-300
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Lot 27
Lot 27
A Pair of Chinese Polychrome Jars:
19th Century, the baluster shaped
body and domed cover enamelled
with flowering prunus branches on a
bright green ground, H 28cm (11”)
£120-180
Lot 30
Lot 30
A large Chinese round woven reed
dumpling basket with cover Late
19th Century: Embellished with
wood strips painted in light colours
with figures, flowers and butterflies.
With metal hinge and hasp,
H 32cm (12.5”) x D 46cm (18”)
£200-300
Lot 32
Lot 32
A Chinese famille rose on
yellow ground dish Mid/late
19th Century: Enamelled with
peonies, bats and shou (longevity)
characters amidst scrolls.
D 26cm (10”)
£80-120
Lot 31
Lot 28
Lot 28
A Meiji period Netsuke of a
Rabbit: Unsigned hardwood Netsuke
of a running Rabbit with inlaid eyes,
H 1’’ x W 2’’
£60-80
Lot 31
A collection of Chinese blue and
white wares Late Ming dynasty:
To include four dishes decorated
with a peony amidst other flowers
within a diaper motif, the everted
rim decorated with a key-fret motif,
D 21cm (8"); and a bowl with bold
decoration under a thick lightly
bluish glaze, H 14.5cm (5.5”).
Possibly from shipwrecks.
£200-300
Lot 33
Lot 33
A Chinese iron red and gilt plate
18th Century: Decorated with floral
motifs. With a delicately petalled rim.
D 22cm (8.5”)
£120-180
Lot 34
Lot 29
Lot 29
A Chinese blue and white ewer,
Qing dynasty: Boldly decorated
with masks of mythical beasts and
shou (longevity) characters below a
ruyi border and above a stiff leaves
border, H 16cm (6.5”)
£50-80
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Lot 34
A Chinese blanc de chine libation
cup 18th Century: Decorated
with applied animals and leaves,
H 5cm (2”) x W 10cm (4”)
£40-60
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Lot 41
Lot 35
Lot 41
Lot 35
A Chinese blue and white bowl
18th Century: Decorated with
riverine scene to the interior. The
exterior covered in a dense brown
glaze. From the Nanking Cargo
(ca. 1745).
£120-180
Lot 38
Lot 38
A Chinese café au lait famille
verte plate 18th Century: Delicately
enamelled with flower motifs.
Kangxi (1661-1722) mark to the base
and of the period. D 27cm (10.5”)
£250-350
A South-East Asian earthenware
jar 12th-15th Century: Covered in a
dark brown glaze leaving the mouth
rim and the base bare, H 9cm (3.5”)
x W 13cm (5”)
£40-60
Lot 42
Lot 42
Lot 36
Lot 36
A Chinese famille rose armorial
bowl 18th Century: Decorated
with European coat of arms. The rim
with gilt leaf border to the interior.
D 10.5cm (4”)
£100-150
Lot 39
Lot 39
A Chinese blue and white saucer
dish 18th Century: Of a ribbed
shape, decorated with dragons
amidst clouds to the interior and the
exterior. D 16cm (6.5”)
£150-250
A Chinese famille rose saucer
18th Century: The centre enamelled
with a figure carrying a basket of
flowers, encircled by floral decoration
on a gilt background. D 10cm (4”)
£80-120
Lot 43
Lot 43
A small Chinese famille verte
cup 18th Century: Enamelled
with riverine scene to include a tall
building on the shore. D 6cm (2.5”)
£40-60
Lot 37
Lot 37
A Chinese famille rose armorial
plate 18th Century: The centre
bearing the coat of arms of Hopkins
impaling Lethieullier. The edge
decorated with peony sprays.
D 23cm (9”)
£100-150
Lot 40
Lot 40
A Chinese blue and white bowl
Ming dynasty: Finely decorated in
deep blue with birds perching on
flowering branches. “Fu Gui Jia Qi”
mark to the base, Jiajing (1522-1566)
period. D 13cm (5”)
£150-250
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Lot 49
Lot 49
A Chinese sancai mingqi Ming
dynasty: In the shape of a table
with candlesticks and food offerings
to include fish, pig’s head, buns
and bread. Table: L 29cm (11.5”) x
H 15cm (6”)
£150-200
Lot 44
Lot 44
A Chinese famille rose teapot
18th Century: The body finely
enamelled with two interior scenes
of two ladies with servant and young
attendant in a roundel. Embellished
with delicate gilt leafy scrolls. The
domed lid with a petalled metal
mount around the rim, H 14cm (5.5”)
x W 19cm (7.5”)
£300-500
Lot 45
A Chinese celadon bowl Ming
dynasty: With incised leaf motifs
under a thick opaque olive
green glaze. From a shipwreck,
H 9cm (3.5”) x D 16.5cm (6.5”)
£60-80
Lot 47
Lot 47
A small Chinese longquan celadon
jar with cover Ming dynasty:
Incised with leaf motifs, covered
in a thick translucent green glaze,
H 10cm (4”) x W 9cm (3.5”)
£60-80
Lot 46
Lot 46
A Chinese qingbai bowl Song
dynasty: The light brown-orange
body covered in a crackled light blue
glaze leaving the mouth rim bare,
H 5cm (2”) x D 15cm (6”)
£60-80
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Lot 48
Lot 48
Two Chinese blue and white bowls
Late 17th Century: With thick light
blue glaze and bold scrolling and
floral decoration respectively. From
the Diana Cargo (ca. 1817).
£100-200
Lot 50
Lot 50
A Chinese bronze tripod censer
19th Century: In the archaistic shape
of a Bronze Age ding decorated
with a band of stylised dragons on
a leiwen background. With two loop
handles and standing on three tall
cylindrical feet. Xuande (1425-1435)
mark to the base, H 15cm (6”) x
D 11.5cm (4.5”)
£150-250
Lot 51
A Chinese porcelain encrusted
composite 17th Century: To include
a small blue and white lid and other
Ming dynasty shards adhering to
marine growths. From the Vung Tau
Cargo (ca. 1690). L 16cm (6.5”)
£40-60
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Lot 56
Lot 55
Lot 54
Lot 51
Lot 52
Lot 53
Lot 52
Lot 54
Lot 56
A Nepalese copper repousse bowl
with cover: The sides decorated
with elaborate ritual inscription.
The cover decorated with a mask and
Buddhist symbols, H 12cm (4.5”)
x D 20cm (8”)
£150-200
A Chinese sancai mingqi Ming
dynasty: In cream terracotta and
in the shape of a horse standing on
a rectangular base. Bearing John
Cummings Ltd. label, H 37cm (14.5”)
£100-150
A Chinese funerary urn Song
dynasty: The body covered in
a light celadon crackled glaze
leaving the base bare. With
moulded decorations of encircling
dragon, mythical beings and a
row of standing figures. Crenellate
decoration around the bulbous top
of the neck, H 71cm (28”)
£150-250
Lot 53
A Chinese green-glazed mingqi
Ming dynasty: In the shape of
a shrine. The front with foliate
decoration around the arches,
H 47cm (18.5”) x W 30cm (12”)
£100-150
Lot 55
A Chinese coin sword 19th Century:
Made of various cash coins - to
include coins of the Qianlong
(1736-1795) period and the
Jiaqing (1796-1820) period - strung
together along a central metal bar.
L 47cm (18.5”)
£80-120
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Lot 60
Lot 57
Lot 57
Lot 60
A large Persian silver bowl: The lobed body hammered
with relief decoration of fishing and farming scenes
between two bands of fish scrolls. Incised floral motif to the
base, H 12cm (4.5”) x D 22cm (8.5”)
£300-500
A large Canton bone carving 19th Century: Delicately
carved in openwork as a boat with painted wood figurines.
In a glass domed case, H 19cm (7.5”) x W 33cm (13”)
£200-400
Lot 59
Lot 58
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Lot 58
Lot 59
A Gandhara pottery
Buddha head
4th-5th Century:
Modelled with a serene
expression, the hair in
an incised top knot,
H 20cm (8”)
£200-300
A Chinese earthenware
figurine Tang dynasty:
Possibly representing a
foreign musician from
Central Asia, H 13cm (5”)
£40-60
Lot 61
Lot 61
Two Japanese paintings Early/mid 20th Century:
Watercolours on silk, depicting a samurai and a lady
holding an umbrella respectively. In a gilt wood frame,
H 75cm (29.5”) x W 30cm (12”)
£100-150
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Lot 62
Lot 62
A Chinese Silver Cigarette Case: One side embossed with
a dragon, the other with a man and children by a house.
Hallmarked with Chinese character and initials ‘TFY’
£100-200
Lot 64
Lot 64
A Chinese embroidery hanging Late 19th Century:
Richly worked in silk and gilt threads on a red felt base
with a central roundel with lotus flowers and fishes
among stylised waves, the borders embroidered with
cranes, Buddhist symbols and shou (longevity) characters,
H 169cm (66.5”) x W 153cm (60”)
£800-1200
Lot 63
Lot 63
A large Chinese embroidery Late 19th Century: Finely
depicting five cranes among bamboo canes. In a gilt wood
frame, H 182cm (71.5”) x W 126cm (49.5”)
£1000-1500
Lot 65
Lot 65
Wang Hing Chinese Silver Centrepiece: Pierced prunus
design top on three stems of prunus trees with detachable
branches (one missing). Between the trees are three cranes
on an engraved gadrooned base with floral feet sitting
upon a two-piece carved hardwood stand. Hallmarked to
base ‘Wang Hing 90’ and Chinese character mark, H 30cm
on stand 37cm
£800-1200
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Lot 66
Lot 70
Lot 66
A Jade Bangle: A vibrant green, D cross section bangle
£500-800
Lot 67
A Jade Bangle: A vibrant green, D cross section bangle
£500-800
Lot 68
A Jade Bangle: A mottled green, D cross section bangle
£400-600
Lot 67
Lot 69
A Jade Bangle: A mottled green, D cross section bangle
£400-600
Lot 70
A Jade Bangle: A mottled green, D cross section bangle
£400-600
Lot 68
Lot 71
Lot 71
Lot 69
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Indo-Persian School (19th Century): A gouache on paper
depicting numerous animals, including a dragon, within a
hand painted floral border, H 37 x W 26cm
£80-120
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Lot 72
Lot 74
Lot 72
Lot 74
A collection of Chinese blue and white wares 17th-18th Century to include:
Five 18th-century plates with slightly lobed rim and decorated with a riverine scene
of sailing boats, two figures on a bridge and buildings on the shore, D 23cm (9”);
five 18th-century plates decorated with a scene of two ladies and a literati official on
a terrace framed by flower sprays, D 22cm (8.5”); an octagonal saucer with flower
sprays and key-fret band around the rim, Kangxi (1661-1722) mark to the base and
of the period, D 13cm (5”); a large oval-shaped plate with lobed rim, decorated with
phoenixes and peonies, D 36cm (14”). Some pieces bearing old Sotheby’s labels to
the back.
£400-600
A Chinese bamboo
cylindrical box with cover
Early 20th Century: Carved
with medallions of figures
in a garden and phoenixes,
H 16cm (6.5”) x D 13cm (5”)
£80-120
Lot 75
Lot 73
Lot 73
A Canton ivory fan 19th Century: Finely carved with figures and buildings in a
landscape. The paper leaf vividly painted in watercolours with scenes of gatherings
on terraces, all within a frame of auspicious symbols. Each figure with an applied
carefully painted ivory face, and some with applied textile robes. In original lacquered
wooden case with gilt decoration of figures in a garden. Flower and bird motif in
watercolours on silk to the interior of the lid, H 28cm (11”)
£300-500
Lot 75
A Chinese mallet-shaped
clair-de-lune vase
18th/19th Century: Covered
in a pale lavender glaze turning
lighter towards the rim. The
body delicately decorated in
underglaze blue with a bird
perching on a flowering prunus
branch. Raised on a recessed,
tapering foot, H 17cm (6.5”)
£500-800
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Lot 76
Lot 76
A Chinese jade carving Mid
20th Century: In the shape of two
birds perching on a flowering branch.
Of an olive green and russet-brown
tone, H 13cm (5”) x W 24cm (9.5”)
£200-300
Lot 81
Lot 81
Lot 78
Lot 78
Four Chinese export paintings
19th Century: Watercolours on
paper, depicting two men holding
incense sticks and banners, a man
holding a wreath, a woman holding
an umbrella. Framed in pairs,
H 10cm (4”) x W 7cm (2.5”)
£60-80
An Islamic Silver Bracelet:
Circa 10th to 15th Century A.D.
Afghanistan, 6cm diameter, with
Certificate of Authenticity
£80-120
Lot 79
Lot 77
A Pair of Emerald Green Circular
Cross-Cut Section Jadeite Bangles
£1200-1800
Lot 77
Indo-Persian School
(19th Century): Seven gouache
studies of various subjects by various
hands, the largest 31 x 25cm (7)
£150-250
Lot 82
Lot 82
Lot 80
Lot 80
Early 20th Century Mogul School:
Hardstone gilt and enamelled inks
and tray
£150-250
Lot 79
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A Chinese jade pendant Of a
translucent light brown tone:
Carved with a dragon-fish and leafy
branch. With English silver clasp
(ca. 1910). L 5cm (2”)
£120-180
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Lot 83
A Chinese export
painting 19th Century:
Watercolours on pith
paper, depicting figures
admiring a scroll
painting. In a wooden
frame, H 17cm (6.5”)
x W 31cm (12”)
£60-80
Lot 83
Lot 85
Lot 85
A Chinese blue and white
plate Early/mid 20th Century:
Neatly decorated with the Eight
Taoist Immortals amidst clouds.
A motif of alternating cranes and
clouds to the reverse of the rim.
Xuande (1425-1435) mark to the
base. D 26cm (10.5”)
£50-80
Lot 86
Lot 86
A Chinese gilt bronze plate
19th Century: The centre cast
with two ladies amidst longevity
and Buddhist symbols. The edge
decorated with a relief of two
confronting dragons chasing a
flaming pearl. Xuande (1425-1435)
mark to the base. D 27cm (10.5”)
£150-200
Lot 84
Lot 84
An album of Asian export paintings 19th Century: To include Chinese
watercolours on pith paper finely depicting ladies, dignitaries, flowers, birds,
fruits, boats; Indian watercolours on mica and paper depicting pedlars involved
in various trade activities. Signed as property of “Margaret Matheson. January
1855”.
£1000-1500
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Lot 87
Lot 87
A large Japanese Satsuma vase
Meiji period: Finely decorated
with blossoming white flowers
and butterflies on a brownish red
background. Gilt decoration to
the base and around the mouth.
Kinkozan mark to the base.
£100-200
Lot 89
Lot 89
A Display Cabinet: 19th Century, Chinese the pierced corniche splat carved in a
floral design above eight open shelves with carved fretwork friezes and galleries
standing on paw feet H181cm W98cm D37cm
£800-1200
Lot 88
Lot 88
A Chinese blanc de Chine
figurine 18th Century: Modelled
as a kneeling Guanyin wearing long
flowing robes and with a cowl over
her high top knot. Holding a scroll
with her right hand, H 19cm (7.5”)
£50-80
Lot 90
A Chinese Lidded Jar: Late
19th Century, bearing mark for Wang
Bing Rong to base
£100-150
Lot 90
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Lot 93
Lot 91
Lot 91
An Indian oval ivory box with
cover 19th Century: The body finely
carved in openwork with elephants
involved in logging activities. The
cover decorated with elephants and
flower sprays and surmounted by a
standing elephant, H 12cm (4.5”)
x W 9cm (3.5”)
£300-500
Three Japanese prints Edo
period and Meiji period To
include: A print by Shunkosai
Hokushu (fl. ca. 1810-1832)
depicting actors, Bunka era; a
print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi
(1797-1861), originally part
of the triptych Horio Yoshiharu
Wrestling a Giant Bear,
1847-1850; a print by Itagawa
Yoshitora (fl. ca. 1836-1882),
originally part of a triptych
depicting the battle between
the armies of the daimyo
Shingen Takeda and Kenshin
Uesugi, 1847-1853; a copper
engraving by Petrus Schenk
Junior, Amsterdam depicting
a Japanese and a
European lady admiring an
acrobat (18th Century).
£100-200
Lot 93
Lot 94
A Pair of Hardstone Bangles
£60-80
Lot 94
Lot 92
Lot 92
A collection of Chinese motherof-pearl gaming tokens Late
19th/early 20th Century: Of various
shapes, to include fish-shaped pieces
with incised details and round pieces
with delicate floral decoration.
£80-120
Lot 95
Lot 95
An Altar Table: 19th Century, Chinese, hardwood the rectangular top with
everted flange ends above carved spandrels & apron. The canted open box
construction supports with pierced floral scroll panels.94cm x 279cm x D 51cm
£400-600
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ANTIQUITIES
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Lot 96
Lot 100
Lot 96
A Companion: Ancient Greek,
350-325BC, black glaze Lebes
Jamikos decorated on the sides with
a seated lady holding patera and
wreath with her head turned; the
other side a naked man holding a
cloak and patera, with original label
for ‘John Cummings Ltd’ (Private
Collection) 16cm
£500-800
Lot 99
Lot 99
Kingdom of Ur: A fragment
inscribed cuniform clay tablet in
four columns: 3rd dynasty of Ur
circa 230BC bearing label for ‘John
Cummings Ltd’ (Private Collection)
8cm x 13cm
£150-250
Lot 98
Lot 100
Lot 98
Egyptian: Roman 1st/2nd century
AD fine terracotta figure of a
standing lady with her hand raised
to her hair wearing finely detailed
robes with original label for ‘John
Cummings Ltd’ (Private Collection)
18cm x 14cm
£150-250
Roman: 3rd century AD rare bronze
relief plaque depicting three male
busts in military dress, bearing label
for ‘John Cummings Ltd’ (Private
Collection) 4cm x 9cm
£300-500
Lot 101
Roman: A glass
ribbed vase;
together with two
oil lamps, one with
Roman guard motif,
the other with
hatched style design
(Private Collection)
£60-80
Lot 97
Lot 97
A Companion: Ancient Greek,
325-300BC, a trefoil lipped oinochoe
with applied decoration in umber
and white, the body painted with a
side portrait of a lady, bearing label
for ‘John Cummings Ltd’ (Private
Collection) 26cm
£200-300
Lot 101
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Lot 104
Lot 104
Lot 102
Lot 102
Byzantine: 6th/7th Century
AD bronze reliquary cross, the front
shows a figure of Christ with raised
hands in benediction with inscription
above, bearing label for ‘John
Cummings Ltd’ (Private Collection)
8.5cm x 4.5cm
£150-250
West Mexico: 300BC : Two Colima
female figures pre-Columbian West
Mexico: One figure has an ornate
hair style with folded arms, the other
is wearing a chain around her neck
(Private Collection)
£250-350
Lot 105
Gandhara: 3rd/4th Century
AD ornately decorated hardstone
frieze section which shows three
pairs of erotes standing in various
poses between altars, bearing label
for ‘John Cummings Ltd’ (Private
Collection) 11.5cm x 35cm
£100-200
Lot 106
Trilobites: Devonian limestone,
North Africa, Djbel Issamour area
- Moroccan Sahara containing nine
species, 26cm diameter
£120-180
Lot 107
18 Egyptian Faience Ushabtis and
Scarabs: Small Ushabtis and face
figures, some with blue glaze, a key
of Ankh and a large faience scarab
seal with hieroglyphics to base.
£200-400
Lot 103
Egyptian: Three Dynasty period
28-30 figures: A cream coloured
composition Ushabti with added
black details; together with a
turquoise glazed amulet of Anubis
in pleated kilt and turquoise glazed
amulet of Tavert, all bearing labels
for ‘John Cummings Ltd’ (Private
Collection)
£100-200
Lot 105
Lot 103
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Lot 107
A Curator’s
of Early English
COLLECTION Porcelain
Lot 108
A Collection of Bow Porcelain:
18th Century, blanc de chine
with moulded prunus decoration,
consisting of a cup and saucer,
2 bowls and a coffee can. Private
Collection
£200-300
Lot 108
Lot 109
Lot 111
Lot 109
A Cup and Saucer: Bow
18th Century prunus polychrome
decorated cup and saucer (Private
Collection)
£50-80
Lot 111
A Tea Bowl: Bow 18th Century,
painted in the ‘Target’ pattern Basford Collection No 98 (Private
Collection) 4.5cm
£50-80
Lot 112
A Sauce Boat: Bow 18th Century
hexagonal blue and white sauce boat,
the sides painted in exterior garden
design with buildings in background
(Private Collection) 9cm x 20cm
£200-300
Lot 113
Lot 113
A Cup and Saucer: Bow
18th Century depicting dragons
chasing pearls, the base with label
‘Roderick Jellicoe, London W8’
(Private Collection)
£60-80
Lot 114
A Pickle Leaf Dish: Bow
18th Century decorated in a blue
and white floral design. (Private
Collection) 9cm
£300-500
Lot 110
Lot 110
A Miniature Teapot and Cover:
Rare Bow 18th Century painted in
colourful polychrome floral designs
(Private Collection)
£200-300
Lot 112
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Lot 119
Lot 119
Lot 117
Lot 117
Two Tea Bowls: Bow 18th Century,
a rare bridge pattern tea bowl and
saucer; together with a floral design
cup and saucer (Private Collection)
£100-200
A Cream Jug: Bow 18th Century
polychrome decorated ‘European
Flowers’ pattern (Private Collection)
8cm
£80-120
Lot 115
Lot 115
A Cream Boat: Bow 18th Century
blue and white Weir pattern (Private
Collection) 6cm x 13cm
£120-180
Lot 118
Lot 118
A Teapot and Cover: Bow
18th Century polychrome decorated
‘European Flowers’ pattern (Private
Collection) 12cm x 19cm
£150-250
Lot 120
Lot 120
A Coffee Pot: Bow 18th Century
polychrome decorated ‘European
Flowers’ design (Private Collection)
18.5cm
£120-180
Lot 116
Lot 116
A Plate: Bow 18th Century octagonal
plate decorated with an exterior
garden scene, the verso bearing an
old sticker ‘Worcester Royal Porcelain
Works Museum’ (Private Collection)
17cm diameter
£50-80
Lot 121
Lot 121
A Coffee Can: Bow 18th Century
decorated in the famille rose pattern
(Private Collection) 5.5cm
£60-80
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Lot 122
Lot 123
Lot 122
A Cup: Liverpool, 18th Century, ‘King of Prussia’ in griselle, the back with a
trumpet playing angel (Private Collection) 6cm
£150-250
Lot 123
A Cup and Saucer: Bow 18th Century green pineapple moulded cup and saucer,
the base of the saucer bearing a label for ‘N M Redmayne Collection No 83’
(Private Collection)
£200-300
Lot 124
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Lot 125
Lot 126
Lot 124
Lot 125
Lot 126
A Plate: Bow 18th Century, the edge
moulded in a leaf and branch design,
the centre with famille rose floral
decoration. 24cm diameter Private
Collection
£80-120
A Bowl: Bow, 18th Century with
enamelled famille rose peony
decoration 23cm diameter Private
Collection
£80-120
A Cutlery Set: Bow, 18th Century,
the porcelain polychrome handles
fashioned in the rococo style 21cm
Private Collection
£150-250
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Lot 127
Lot 127
Two Plates: Bow, 18th Century of
shell form, finely enamelled with
exotic birds and insects. 21cm
diameter (Private Collection)
£200-300
Lot 131
Lot 131
A Candlestick Vase: Bow
18th Century in the rococo style with
floral polychrome decoration. 15cm
Private Collection
£80-120
Lot 128
Lot 128
A Teapot: Bow, 18th Century powder
blue of barrel form. Private Collection
14cm
£80-120
Lot 129
Lot 130
Lot 130
A Vase: Bow, 18th Century, blanc
de chine in the rococo style. 11.5cm
Private Collection
£80-120
Lot 132
Lot 132
A Mug: Bow 18th Century “Two
Quail” pattern Kakiemon style,
polychrome floral decorated, heart
shape. Private Collection 9.5cm
£120-180
Lot 129
A Bowl: Bow 18th Century,
polychromed peony decoration.
Private Collection 15cm
£40-60
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Lot 133
Lot 133
A Large Mug: Bow 18th Century
decorated in the Imari pattern of
baluster form, painted with stylised
flowering shrubs. Private Collection
15cm
£120-180
Lot 137
Lot 137
Lot 136
Lot 134
Lot 134
Lot 136
Tea Bowl and Saucer: Bow,
18th Century decorated in the Imari
pattern. Private Collection 12cm
diameter.
£50-80
A Bow Figure: Rare 18th Century,
white glazed figure of a nun draped
in a cloak, holding a book. Private
Collection 17cm
£300-500
Lot 135
Lot 135
A Bow Figure: 18th Century wearing
a blue coat, holding a bird’s nest
on a rococo style base. (Private
Collection) 19cm
£150-250
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A Harlequin Figure: Bow
18th Century, Harlequin figure
standing on a polychrome rococo
base, the Harlequin wearing a
diamond patterned suit holding a
slapstick, leaning on a tree trunk,
flanked by branched flowers, minor
losses to flowers. 18cm
(Private Collection)
£200-300
Lot 138
Lot 138
A Sweetmeat Stand: Rare, Bow, 18th Century, the shells painted with
polychrome floral designs, supported with a dolphin with upturned tail, the base
with a sticker ‘Basford Collection no. 172’. Private Collection 12cm x 19cm
£300-500
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Lot 139
Lot 142
Lot 144
Lot 139
Lot 142
Lot 144
A Bow Figure: 18th Century, wearing
a pink coat, playing the violin,leaning
against a tree stump on a floral base.
Private Collection 11cm
£120-180
A Vase and Cover: Bow 18th Century
frill vase of baluster form, the
shoulder having pierced diamond
lattice work design with mask
handles, the body with applied
relief floral decoration against a
background of enamelled insects, the
cover having a green bird finial (A/F)
(Private Collection) 26cm
£150-250
A Jug: German, 17th Century,
stoneware and salt glaze of large
proportions (Private Collection) 41cm
£80-120
Lot 140
Lot 140
A Large Mug: Rare Bow,
18th Century with polychrome
bird and floral decoration (Private
Collection) 15cm
£200-300
Lot 145
Lot 145
A Jug: Witham 14th/15th Century
pottery jug, the base bearing a label
for ‘Jonathan Horne Ltd’ (Private
Collection) 17cm
£150-250
Lot 143
Lot 143
Lot 141
Lot 141
A Plate: Bow 18th Century painted
in bamboo and peony design (Private
Collection) 22cm
£60-80
A Cider Jug: Bow 18th Century, the
sides decorated with flowers and
an exterior garden scene with birds
(Private Collection) 20cm
£200-300
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Lot 147
Lot 149
Lot 148
Lot 148
Lot 146
Lot 146
A Plate: Bow 18th Century, rare, the
edge moulded with floral design, the
central panel, with polychrome fruit
design - Basford Collection No 207
(Private Collection) 19cm
£200-300
Lot 147
A Plate: Rare Bow 18th Century,
painted in underglaze blue with a
central star and polychromed with
exotic birds - Basford Collection
No 170 (Private Collection) 20cm
£300-500
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A Bowl: Delft 18th Century bowl, the
central cartouche having an exterior
tree design, the sides painted with
floral decoration (Private Collection)
7cm x 19.5cm
£60-80
Lot 149
A Documentary Bow Blue And
White Octagonal Plate: Painted
with the monogram RC in a
floral cartouche, the reverse with
inscription Mr Robert Crowther,
Stockport, Cheshire, January 1770,
D 21cm. Bears label for the Basford
Collection. See Bow Porcelain
1744-1776 at the British Museum,
Catalogue No 139 for another
example. Provenance: Lot 80,
Phillips, Bath, 21st October 1996
£400-600
Lot 150
Lot 150
A Jug: Bellarmine, 17th Century
salt-glazed stoneware with an image
incorporated with Cardinal Robert
Bellarmine above armorial crest
(Private Collection) 23cm
£150-250
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Ceramics
Lot 153
Lot 153
A Bowl: Haban, 18th Century, tin glaze bowl,
the central cartouche with floral reef with
initials ‘I K’ and dated 1748, the sides with
blue and white scroll design amongst flowers
(Private Collection) 30cm diameter
£200-300
Lot 151
Lot 151
A Vase: Albarello, 17th Century Sicilian vase of slender form, the central
cartouche outlined in a yellow shield with a crest of a lion rampant beside a tree
- sticker to base for ‘Jonathan Horne’ (Private Collection) 27cm x 10cm
£200-300
Lot 154
Lot 154
Two 19th Century Limoges and
18ct Gold-Plated Parasol Handles:
Limoges enamelled porcelain handles
with seated lady and gentleman
scenes. With hallmarked 18ct goldplate floral scroll fittings, maker’s
mark ‘BM’ in conjoined circles
£100-200
Lot 155
Lot 152
Lot 152
A Jug: Slipware, 17th Century, English bearing the motto which reads ‘Break me
not pray in yore haste for I to none will give distaste, obey the King’ purchased
from Jonathan Horne with sticker to base (Private Collection) 28cm
£500-800
Lot 155
A Tankard: 18th Century, English,
the sides decorated with Oriental
exterior design with figures in a
landscape 14cm x 12cm
£150-250
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Lot 156
Lot 160
Lot 159
Lot 156
A Coffee Pot: English, 18th Century, the central body with
an underglazed blue floral design with old Victorian staple
repairs and some losses
£80-120
Lot 158
Lot 158
A pair of plates: 19th Century, Italian majolica Ginori
plates, the centre cartouche depicting cherub figures
playing musical instruments, surmounted by masks
highlighted in blues, yellow & green 29cm diameter
£100-200
Lot 157
Lot 157
A Teapot and Stand: 19th Century, Royal Crown Derby,
‘Derby Lily’ pattern, the body with lily and floral pattern
outlined in gilt, the stand of similar design on three
Rococo-style legs 25cm
£200-300
Lot 159
A Porcelain Figure: 19th Century, Continental, a lady
with an outstretched arm holding a green mask wearing a
flowing pink coat and floral design dress on a green and
gilded Rococo-style base, the base bearing a Sevres mark
with ‘S’ date letter, H 35cm
£200-300
Lot 160
A Blue & White Tankard: 18th Century, with twist handle
£200-300
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TRADITIONAL PICTURES
Lot 162
Maurice Ray
(French, 19th/20th Century):
Figures in an Egyptian temple,
watercolour and gouache, signed
lower left, H 74 x W 59cm.
Provenance: Acquired by the vendor
from the Piccadilly Gallery, London
£2000-3000
Lot 161
Lot 161
Lot 163
Alfred Vickers Senior (British, 1786-1868): Two dogs playing in a wooded
country lane with figures and a church beyond, oil on canvas, H 32.5 x
W 30.5cm. Provenance: Label verso for Richard Green Ltd, where acquired
by the present owner in the 1970s.
£400-600
Lot 163
Attributed to Alfred Vickers Senior
(British, 1786-1868): Figures in a
coastal landscape with a castle and
mountains beyond, oil on canvas,
bears plaque ‘A Vickers’ to frame,
H 39.5 x W 59.5cm
£200-300
Lot 164
Lot 164
After Antonello da Messina
(Italian, 1430-1479): Portrait
of a man, oil on canvas, H 30.5 x
W 22cm, a circa 18th Century copy
of the circa 1475/6 original in the
National Gallery
£150-250
Lot 162
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Lot 165
Lot 165
Lot 169
Circle of John Phillip
(British, 1817-1867): Portrait of a
lady in pearls, oil on canvas, signed
with initials MS, H 35 x W 29.5cm
£100-200
Lot 167
Lot 167
John P. Burr (British, 1831-1893):
‘Three Minutes’, oil on canvas, signed
with monogram lower right and
dated 77, H 55 x W 39cm
£200-400
Lot 169
C H Toplis (British, 19th Century):
A portrait of a girl in a pink dress
with a basket crossing a style,
oil on canvas, signed lower left,
H 43 x W 33.5cm
£100-200
Lot 166
Lot 166
Circle of William Beechey
(1753-1839): Portrait John Henry
Upton, 1st Viscount Templetown,
oil on canvas, H 26 x W 20cm.
Provenance: Castle Upton, Ireland,
according to old label verso
£150-250
Lot 170
Lot 168
Lot 168
Continental School (19th Century):
A pair of oils on canvas depicting
a gentleman and lady courting in
wooded landscapes, H 38 x W 31cm
£300-500
Lot 170
English School
(18th/19th Century): Two girls &
a cat in a landscape, oil on canvas,
H 44 x W 34cm
£80-120
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Lot 175
Lot 171
Lot 175
Lot 171
Oliver Clare (British, 1853-1927):
Still life of fruit before a mossy bank,
oil on canvas, signed lower right,
H 14 x W 21.5cm
£150-250
Edward Hoyer (active c.1870-1890):
Shipping on high seas, oil on canvas,
signed lower right & dated ‘78,
H 50 x W 75cm
£300-500
Lot 173
Lot 173
Lot 172
Lot 172
Attributed to Commander Victor
E. Speranza, R.N.R. O.B.E.
(Chilean, active early
20th Century): Portrait of a ship,
the ‘Celtic Glen’, watercolour, signed
lower right ‘V E Speranza’ & dated
1933. Victor E. Speranza was the
British Naval Attaché for Chile who
assisted Shackleton in his rescue from
Elephant Island in 1916
£200-400
After Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
(Spanish, 1617-1682): The Infant
St John with the Lamb, oil on panel,
a copy of the original work presently
in the National Gallery, London,
H 33.5 x W 23cm
£80-120
Lot 176
George Clare (British, 1830-1900):
Still life of birds nest & flowers before
a mossy bank, oil on canvas, signed
lower right, H 15 x W 22.5cm, bears
Sotheby’s label verso
£200-300
Lot 174
Lot 174
William Gershom Collingwood
(British, 1854-1932): Calgarth Park
Hospital, Cumbria, during World
War I, watercolour, signed lower left
& dated 1916, titled verso, H 36 x
W 51cm. In 1916, the date of the
present picture, Calgarth Park House
was converted into a hospital for first
Belgian and then British officers.
During WWI, Collingwood served in
the Admiralty’s Intelligent Division &
later became a notable designer of
war memorials.
£200-300
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Lot 176
Lot 177
Lot 177
Henry Stanton Lynton
(act. 1886-1912): Three
watercolours each depicting
Egyptian landscapes with figures and
topography, each signed lower right,
H 26 x W 41.5cm
£300-500
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Lot 178
Lot 178
Circle of Alfred Vickers
(British, 1786-1868): Woodcutters
in a landscape, oil on board,
H 15 x W 23.5cm
£80-120
Lot 179
Lot 179
William E. Harris
(British, 1860-1930): Early morning
on the Thames, watercolour, signed
lower right & dated 1891,
H 36 x W 53.5cm
£300-500
Lot 180
Lot 180
Edwin Harris
(Newlyn School, 1855-1906):
A head & shoulders portrait of a girl,
oil on canvas, signed upper right,
H 49 x W 39cm
£1200-1800
Lot 181
Edwin Harris
(Newlyn School, 1855-1906):
Portrait study of a bearded
fisherman, oil on Winsor & Newton
panel, signed lower right,
H 19 x W 14.5cm
£800-1200
Lot 181
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Lot 184
Lot 184
W. Wasdell Trickett
(19th/20th Century): A mare & foal
in a stable interior, oil on canvas laid
onto board, signed & dated 1901,
D 35cm
£80-120
Lot 185
Lot 185
Lot 182
Lot 182
Edwin Harris (Newlyn School, 1855-1906): An Old Salt, oil on canvas, signed
upper right, H 38 x W 49cm
£1000-1500
Neapolitan School (19th Century):
The Bay of Naples, gouache, titled
‘Napoli da Posilipo’, H 17 x W 27cm,
unframed
£100-200
Lot 186
Lot 186
Lot 183
Lot 183
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Joseph Thors
(British, active
1863-1900): A river
landscape, oil on canvas,
signed lower right, inscribed
with personal dedication verso
dated 1896, H 59 x W 44cm
£300-500
Continental School (17th Century):
Figures in an extensive landscape,
watercolour & gouache on vellum,
H 17 x W 25cm, unframed
£100-200
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Lot 189
Lot 189
Abraham Hulk Junior (1851-1922):
A Church within a landscape at
sunset, oil on canvas, signed lower
right, H 41 x W 61cm, unframed
£100-150
Lot 191
Lot 187
Lot 191
Lot 187
Attributed to Henry Pierce Bone
(British, 1779-1855): Numa &
Egeria, pencil & brown wash, a
preparatory study for or copy of an
engraving, signed lower left, titled
lower centre, numbered 94 upper
centre, mounted but unframed
£80-120
Louis Decamp
(Belgian school, late
19th Century): A courtyard,
oil on canvas, signed lower right,
H 52 x W 32.5cm
£70-100
Lot 190
Lot 190
James Edward Grace
(British, 1851-1908): A figure
before a house in a landscape,
watercolour, signed lower right,
H 47 x W 37cm
£50-80
Lot 188
Lot 188
A Zangerlé
(Continental School,
19th/20th Century): Floral still life,
oil on canvas, signed lower right,
H 72 x W 59cm
£200-300
Lot 192
Lot 192
Lewis George Fry
(British, 1860-1933): Corfe Castle,
watercolour, inscribed verso,
H 61 x W 47.5cm, unframed
£70-100
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Lot 197
Lot 197
Lot 195
Lot 193
Lot 195
Lot 193
Italian School (18th Century):
Nude study, pencil drawing,
H 42 x W 23cm, mounted but
unframed
£50-80
After George Morland
(British, 1763-1804): Seven
engravings of various subjects to
include ‘Fishermen Going Out’,
‘The Gipsies Tent’, ‘Hay Makers’ &
‘Children Bird Nesting’, engraved by
W. Ward, S W Reynolds & others circa
1800, unframed, each approximately,
H 50 x W 60cm (7)
£100-150
A hand coloured transformation
lithograph depicting Lake
Windermere: 19th Century,
published by William Morgan,
Holborn, Morgan’s Potean Scenery
No. 2, with original publisher’s
label and instructions: ‘On holding
this print before light it will change
to a correct view of the Greenwich
Railway’, H 15 x W 20cm
£100-150
Lot 198
Lot 198
Lot 194
Lot 194
A Quantity of 18/19th Century
Prints: To include ‘Cupid Inspiring
Plants with Love’, a frontispiece
plate for Dr Thornton’s Temple of
Flora after Reinagle, monochrome
engraving by Bartolozzi & Landseer
circa 1800, H 32 x W 25cm; ‘Sailors
in Port’ after Stothard, engraved by
William Ward, published 1798,
H 50 x W 45cm, & two late
19th Century portrait mezzotints by
Henry T. Greenhead in the manner of
Gainsborough, hand signed in pencil
by the artist with blindstamp,
H 50 x W 40cm approx (4)
£100-150
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Lot 196
Lot 196
A hand coloured transformation
lithograph depicting Mount
Vesuvius: 19th Century, published
by William Morgan, Holborn, with
original publisher’s label and
instructions: ‘This print is first seen
by day, & upon holding it before the
light it exhibits the Eruption...’,
H 17 x W 24cm
£100-150
English School (19th Century):
A stormy coastal landscape, reverse
painting on glass, H 27 x W 37cm
£150-250
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Lot 199
Lot 199
Hugh William ‘Grecian’ Williams (British, 1773-1829): Two panoramic views
of the Bay of Naples, watercolour & pencil, a pair, signed, painted in 1818 on
Williams’ return journey from Greece, H 35 x W 61cm (2)
£800-1200
Lot 201
Isidore Alexandre Augustin Pils
(French, 1813-1875): Study of a
soldier, watercolour, signed lower
left, H 25 x W 19cm, mounted but
unframed
£80-120
Lot 203
Lot 203
Continental School: A quantity
of pencil & watercolour studies
by various hands, 19th Century &
earlier, predominantly of figural &
botanical subjects, variously signed
& inscribed, unframed, the largest
33 x 30cm(12)
£100-200
Lot 200
Lot 200
Continental School: Seven pencil
studies of landscape subjects,
19th Century & earlier, the largest
23 x 30cm, all unframed (7)
£100-200
Lot 204
Lot 204
Arthur Gordon Meadows
(British, b.1868): Twickenham on
the Thames, oil on canvas, signed
lower left & dated 1896-7, titled,
signed & dated verso, H 20 x W 35cm
£150-250
Lot 202
Lot 202
Orientalist School (19th Century):
Portrait of a gentleman in a red cap,
oil on Winsor & Newton canvas,
H 26 x W 21cm
£100-200
Lot 201
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Lot 209
Lot 209
German School (18th Century):
Figures in a rural landscape with
a distant town beyond, ink &
brown wash, H 18.5 x W 23.5cm.
Provenance: Bears label verso for
Heinrich Hahn, Frankfurt
£80-120
Lot 206
Lot 207
Lot 207
Lot 205
Circle of George Armfield
(British, 1808-1893): Terriers
ratting in a wooded landscape, oil on
canvas, H 49 x W 59cm
£100-200
Continental School: A pair of early
engravings, one depicting a lady
carrying brushes, the other two
elderly figures, each monogrammed
& numbered within the plate, H 5.5
x W 6.5cm. Provenance: Labels verso
for Heinrich Hahn, Frankfurt
£50-80
Lot 205
Continental School (19th Century):
Portrait of an elderly bearded
gentleman, oil on panel,
H 26 x W 19.5cm
£150-250
Lot 206
Johanna Kampmann-Freund
(Austrian, 1888-1940): A nude
portrait of the artist’s daughter,
mixed media on paper, signed
upper right and dated 1912, H 64
x W 100cm, bears portrait sketch of
a boy verso and also various labels
including for the Osterreichische
Galerie, Vienna. Kampmann-Freund
was an Expressionist painter and
printmaker.
£800-1200
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Lot 210
Lot 210
Lot 211
Lot 208
Lot 208
Follower of Aert van der Neer
(Dutch, c.1603-1677): Figures upon
a frozen lake, oil on panel,
H 17 x W 20cm
£200-300
Charles William Meredith van
de Velde (Dutch, 1818-1898):
Bogliasco, Italy, watercolour, signed
lower right, titled lower left & dated
1879, H 26 x W 36.5cm
£300-500
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Lot 212
Attributed to Thomas Charles Leeson Rowbotham
(British, 1823-1875): Figures & donkey on a track before
a tower beside an Italian lake, watercolour heightened with
white, H 22 x W 32.5cm
£80-120
Lot 213
Samuel Laurence (British, 1812-1884): Portrait of a
seated lady in a black dress, said to be the artist’s wife,
oil on canvas, inscribed verso, H 88 x W 57cm
£400-600
Lot 211
Lot 212
Lot 214
Lot 214
A Quantity of Old Master Prints: Engravings & etchings
of portrait subjects, predominantly early impressions, to
include Adrian Van Ostade (1610-1685): ‘The Peasant
in the Pointed Fur Cap’, H 7 x W 6cm, monogrammed to
the plate, labelled verso for Folio Fine Art Ltd; Portrait of
a bearded gentleman wearing a turban, initialled upper
left, H 7 x W 5cm, stamp verso for the Johanna Aignes
collection; Oval profile portrait of an elderly gentleman,
initialled lower right, H 7cm; Portrait of an old lady
reading, probably after Rembrandt, H 8 x W 6.5cm; Philips
Angel (c. 1616-c.1683) after Jan Lievens (1607-1674),
portrait of an old man, H 5.5 x W 5cm, signed upper right
P Angel 1637, see British Museum collection number
S.6228 for another example; Unsigned portrait of a man,
H 7.5 x W 6cm (6)
£100-200
Lot 213
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Lot 215
Frederick Richard Lee, R.A.
(British, 1798-1879): Slate
Mountains, the upper end of the
Ogwen Valley, Bangor, North Wales,
oil on canvas, signed lower right ‘F
R Lee RA’ & dated 1870, titled &
signed by the artist on label verso,
H 75 x W 90cm. Exhibited: The Royal
Academy, 1870. Literature: Algernon
Graves, The Royal Academy of Arts: a
complete dictionary of contributors
and their work from its foundation in
1769 to 1904, published 1906, p. 18
£800-1200
Lot 215
Lot 217
Lot 217
Lot 216
Lot 216
William James Durant Ready
(British, 1823-1873): A pair of oils on
canvas depicting atmospheric coastal
landscapes with beached boats & figures,
H 29 x W 43cm (2). Provenance: Label
verso for Leslie & Peel, Dealers in Fine
Paintings, Kent
£150-250
Byron Webb (British, active 1846-1866): A huntsman seated upon a
white hunter in a landscape with his hounds, oil on canvas, signed lower
left & dated 1856, H 45 x W 60cm. Provenance: Label verso for Leslie &
Peel, Dealers in Fine Paintings, Kent. Note: Byron Webb was the brother of
the marine painter James Webb
£400-600
Lot 218
Lot 218
Alexander Jamieson (British, 1873-1937):
A sunset landscape, oil on canvas, signed
lower right, H 40 x W 65cm
£80-120
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Lot 220
Cyril Tempest (19th/20th Century): Ships on rough seas,
oil on canvas, signed lower right, H 35 x W 25cm
£50-80
Lot 221
Thomas Smythe (Norwich School, 1825-1906): Snowdonia,
watercolour, signed lower left, H 31 x W 46cm
£200-400
Lot 222
Lot 219
Lot 219
Charles Frederick Rump (19th/20th Century):
A pair of oils on board depicting coastal landscapes
with figures, each signed, H 19.5 x W 29.5cm
£120-180
Frederick Tully Lott (British, active 1852-1879): Two
watercolours, ‘Powder Lane Mill & Viaduct, Tunbridge Wells’,
signed lower left, H 28 x W 46cm, & ‘The Village Smithy,
Entrance to Cave Dave, Castleton, Derbyshire’, H 30 x W 48cm,
signed lower centre, both titled verso (2)
£200-400
Lot 223
Mark William Langlois (British, active 1860-1890): Pancake
making, oil on canvas, signed lower left, H 51 x W 42cm
£100-200
Lot 220
Lot 221
Lot 222
Lot 223
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Lot 224
Lot 225
Lot 224
David Remfry, M.B.E. R.A.
(British, b.1942): ‘But No Contact’,
two semi nude women reclining on
a sofa, watercolour and pencil, titled
lower left and dated 15/10/73 lower
right, H 46 x W 60cm. Please note
that Artist’s Resale Rights may apply
to this lot
£300-500
Lot 225
Tsugharu Foujita
(Japanese, 1886-1968): ‘Blanche
Neige Endormie (The Dream)’, A
reclining female nude on a bed
overlooked by three dogs, a cat
and two pigeons, lithograph, 1947,
artist’s proof, signed in pencil, H 54 x
W 69cm. Provenance: Acquired from
the Editions Graphiques Gallery
£500-700
Lot 226
Lot 228
Lot 228
Lot 227
Lot 227
Noel Hubert Hopking
(British, active 1921-1940): Four
original watercolour book illustrations
for ‘Our Friends in the Country’,
published by B B Ltd, London, to
include ‘Red Squirrel’, ‘Hedgehog’,
‘Magpie’ & ‘Kingfisher’, all signed
& titled, H 19 x W 16.5cm, together
with a further signed original
watercolour illustration depicting
field mice for ‘Woodland Rhymes’,
published by B B Ltd, H 23 x W 16,
unframed (5)
£150-250
Noel Hubert Hopking
(British, active 1921-1940): Six
original watercolour illustrations of
botanical subjects for ‘My Flowers’,
published by B B Ltd, all signed
& titled, H 19.5 x W 16.5cm,
unframed (6)
£100-200
Lot 226
N Beraud (French, 20th Century):
An impressionist street scene, oil on
board, signed lower right
£300-500
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Lot 232
Lot 232
Lot 229
Lot 229
A pair of original 1930s
advert designs for
Ovaltine, ‘Old King Cole’
& ‘Zachariah’: Watercolour
& ink, each H 30 x W 21cm,
unframed, possibly by
Florence Hardy (c.1860-1933)
£100-200
Lot 231
Lot 231
Lot 230
Lot 230
Evelyn Stuart Hardy
(British, 1866-1935): Story
time, watercolour, signed
lower left, H 27 x W 19cm,
unframed
£50-80
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Dorothy Muriel Wheeler (British, 1891-1966):
Six original watercolour & pencil children’s book
illustrations, one depicting a lady beneath a tree
in Eastern dress with a servant boy leading a
monkey, the others depicting children & animals
in woodland settings, possibly designs for the
Woodland Secrets and Fairy Series, published
by Bamforth & Co, three titled ‘March’, ‘April’ &
‘November’, all signed with monograms, signed
in full verso, each approximately, H 30 x W 20cm,
unframed (6). Note: Dorothy M. Wheeler studied at
the Blackheath School of Art & illustrated works for
Enid Blyton
£300-500
Jean Walmsley Heap
(British, 1921-2008):
‘Morning Post’, an original
watercolour illustration,
signed lower left, H 26 x
W 21cm, unframed.
J Walmsley Heap studied
under Noel Harry Leaver,
ARCA (British, 1889-1951)
& was one of the founding
members of the Pendelfin
pottery dynasty
£50-80
Lot 233
Lot 233
Anne Rochester (British,
active early 20th Century):
Seven original watercolour
illustrations depicting scenes
from Cinderella, designs
produced for Juvenile
Productions Ltd, H 26 x
W 19cm, each signed &
bearing publisher’s stamp
verso, unframed
£100-200
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Lot 236
Lot 236
Lot 234
Lot 234
English School (Early 20th Century): A pair
watercolours depicting hunting subjects, signed
with monogram
£200-400
Attributed to Anne Rochester
(British, active early
20th Century): Seven original
watercolour illustrations
depicting scenes from Jack
& the Bean Stalk, designs
produced for Juvenile
Productions Ltd, H 26 x
W 19cm, each signed &
bearing publisher’s stamp
verso, unframed
£100-200
Lot 239
Lot 239
Circle of Sir Jacob Epstein
(British, 1890-1959):
Mother & child, ink drawing,
H 32 x W 25cm, unframed,
together with a book, ‘Epstein
Drawings’, published by Faber
& Faber 1962 (2)
£80-120
Lot 237
Lot 237
Jean Pages (French, 1902-1975): Female nude
study, charcoal on paper, stamped lower right,
H 36 x W 47.5cm. Jean Pages was an illustrator for
Vogue
£60-80
Jean Cocteau
(French, 1889-1963): Soixante
dessins pour ‘Les Enfants
terribles’, published by Grasset,
Paris, 1935
£120-180
Lot 235
Lot 235
English School
(Early 20th Century): A pair
of watercolour illustrations
depicting ladies in fashionable
dress, each signed ‘Bimbi’,
H 28 x W 22cm, together with
a further portrait illustration
of a girl, signed Ash,
H 33 x W 25cm
£80-120
Lot 240
Lot 240
Lot 238
Lot 238
Miguel Rivera Bagur (Spanish, 1919-1993):
‘Almendros en flor y nino futbolista’, oil on card,
signed lower right & dated ‘67, H 31 x W 38.5cm
£150-250
Lot 241
Lot 241
Mitrik (Russian School,
Mid 20th Century): Milking
time, watercolour, H 27.5 x
W 41.5cm, stamped & inscribed
verso, mounted but unframed
£150-250
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Lot 244
Lot 242
Lot 243
Lot 244
Markavenko
(Russian School, mid
20th Century): ‘The
Living Model’, pencil
drawing, signed lower
right, stamped & inscribed
variously verso, H 53 x
W 25cm, mounted but
unframed
£100-150
Cyril Mount, F.R.S.A.
(b.1920): A pair of
abstract watercolours,
each signed lower left &
dated ‘84 & ‘85, titled
lower right, H 56.5 x
W 78.5cm; together
with three further pastel
studies by the same hand,
one dated March ‘84,
unframed (5)
£150-250
William Selby (British,
b.1933): Flamborough
Head, Yorkshire, oil on
canvas, signed lower
left, titled verso, H 60 x
W 90cm. Please note that
Artist’s Resale Rights may
apply to this lot
£500-800
Lot 242
Lot 245
Lot 245
Sir George Clausen, R.A. R.W.S. R.I. (British, 1852-1944): Mackerel Sky, Suffolk, oil on canvas, signed lower right,
H 62 x W 75cm. Provenance: The Artist’s Studio Sale, Christie’s, London, 19 October 1945, Lot 141 (55 guineas);
The Fine Art Society, London. Please note that Artist’s Resale Rights may apply to this lot
£5000-8000
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Lot 246
Lot 246
Duncan Grant (British, 1885-1978): Still life with Italian Handkerchief, the studio, Charleston, 1950, oil on canvas,
signed lower right, H 59 x W 49cm. Provenance: The Reader’s Digest Collection, New York; Christie’s, London, 19th
November 2004, 20th Century British Art including Property from The Reader’s Digest Association, Lot 43. Exhibited:
The Katonah Gallery, New York, ‘Bloomsbury Artists from Charleston, Paintings from the Reader’s Digest Collection’,
August 23rd - October 25th 1987; Johannesburg Art Gallery, ‘Bloomsbury Paintings from Charleston, November 26th
1992 - February 28th 1993. Please note that Artist’s Resale Rights may apply to this lot
£8000-12000
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Lot 247
Duncan Grant (British, 1885-1978):
Floral still life, oil on panel, signed
upper right & dated ‘48,
H 45 x W 37cm. Please note that
Artist’s Resale Rights may apply to
this lot
£4000-6000
Lot 247
Lot 248
Duncan Grant
(British, 1885-1978): Still life
before a curtain, oil on canvas board,
monogrammed verso & dated 1965,
H 35 x W 27cm. Please note that
Artist’s Resale Rights may apply to
this lot
£2000-4000
Lot 248
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Lot 250
Lot 250
Felix Emile Andrews
(British, 1888-1962): ‘The
Dewpond’, 1946, oil on board,
H 33 x W 41cm. Exhibited: The
Horsham Exhibition of Association
of Sussex Artists, 1946; with the
Horseshoe Gallery
£200-400
Lot 251
Lot 251
Anthony Devas
(British, 1911-1958): Sugar Beet,
Suffolk, oil on canvas, signed lower
right, titled verso, H 22 x W 32.5cm
£400-600
Lot 249
Lot 249
Vanessa Bell (British, 1879-1961): Plums on a painted box, oil on canvas
board, painted circa 1940s, signed with initials lower left, H 44 x W 28.5cm.
Provenance: with Thomas Agnew & Sons, London; Anonymous sale, Christie’s,
London, 9th March 1990; Christie’s, London, 19th November 2004, Lot 159.
Please note that Artist’s Resale Rights may apply to this lot
£7000-9000
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Lot 252
Lot 252
Dorothea Sharp (British, 1874-1955): Still life of flowers within a blue vase, oil on board, signed lower left,
H 39 x W 36cm. Provenance: Sotheby’s, London, 16th February 2005, Lot 109. Please note that Artist’s Resale Rights may
apply to this lot
£3000-5000
Lot 253
Charles A. Buchel
(British, 1872-1950): Floral still
life, oil on board, signed lower right
& dated 1943, H 90 x W 70cm
£200-400
Lot 254
J. F. Barry Pittar
(British, 1880-1948): The Bridge
of Sighs, Venice, watercolour, signed
lower right, titled lower left, H 35 x
W 24.5cm
£100-200
Lot 253
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Lot 257
Lot 257
Lot 255
Lot 255
Lot 256
Cyril Mann (British,
1911-1980): Still life, oil
on canvas, signed lower
left & dated ‘66, H 50 x
W 70cm
£300-500
Frederick Gore, R.A. (British, 1913-2009):
Still life of marigolds, 1957, oil on canvas, signed
lower left, titled & dated verso, H 75 x W 101cm.
Exhibited: The Geffrye Museum, London, 2007.
Note: The view portrayed is looking out to Elm
Park Gardens, Fulham, Gore’s home. Please note
that Artist’s Resale Rights may apply to this lot
£4000-6000
Angela Bailey
(British, 20th Century): ‘Coffee
Pot & Begonia’, oil on canvas board,
signed lower left & dated ‘91,
H 59 x W 49cm
£200-300
Lot 256
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Lot 258
Lot 258
Tessa Newcomb (British, b.1955):
Through the Window, oil on canvas,
signed verso & dated 1976, H 60 x
W 46cm, unframed
£200-300
Lot 260
Lot 260
Donald McIntyre (British, 1923-2009): ‘Village by the Sea No. 1’, oil on
board, signed lower left, titled verso, H 51 x W 61cm. Please note that Artist’s
Resale Rights may apply to this lot
£2000-3000
Lot 259
Lot 259
Andrew T. Macara
(British, b.1944): ‘Diving Board,
Sousse, Tunisia’, oil on canvas,
signed lower right & dated 1993,
titled verso & dated 1992, H 99
x W 49cm. Provenance: The New
Academy Gallery, London. Please
note that Artist’s Resale Rights may
apply to this lot
£500-800
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Lot 261
Lot 261
Donald McIntyre (British, 1923-2009): A figure on a path before the coast,
signed lower centre, together with beached boats before cliff top houses, double
sided oil on board, H 50 x W 60cm. Please note that Artist’s Resale Rights may
apply to this lot
£2000-4000
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Lot 262
Lot 262
William Foreman (b.1933): Sailing
Boats, oil on board, signed lower left,
H 35 x W 27cm
£300-500
Lot 263
Lot 264
Lot 263
Ron Arthaud (20th Century): Straws
Bales, Appelle, France, 1992, oil
on board, signed lower left, H 19 x
W 29cm. Provenance: Label verso for
the El Presidio Gallery; ; together with
an unsigned study of an oak tree,
watercolour, H 19.5 x W 27cm (2)
£80-120
Lot 264
Sally Lawford (British, 20th Century): ‘Chris & The Lemon Tree’, oil on canvas,
signed with initials lower right & dated ‘89, H 120 x W 90cm. Exhibited: Kings Lynn
Centre for the Arts. Please note that Artist’s Resale Rights may apply to this lot
£800-1200
Lot 266
Lot 267
David Hockney, R.A.
(British, b.1937): A Los Angeles
Bicentennial exhibition poster
depicting Skaters in Venice,
photolithograph, hand signed &
dedicated, H 76 x W 63cm
£200-300
Chris Orr, R.A. (British, b.1967):
The House of Commons, depicting
Thatcher at the Dispatch Box when
an item was thrown from the public
gallery, monochrome etching, signed
lower right & dated 1986, numbered
44/100 lower left, with a signed letter
from the artist verso, H 34 x W 54cm
£150-250
Lot 265
Lot 265
Follower of Pablo Picasso
(1881-1973): A Bullfighter,
watercolour & ink, H 32 x W 23cm,
inscribed verso
£80-120
Lot 266
Lot 267
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Lot 271
Lot 271
Philip Sutton, R.A.
(British, b.1928): ‘Tina,
Nude’, limited edition
woodcut, hand signed in
pencil, numbered 13/30,
titled & dated 1966, H 45
x W 45cm
£60-80
Lot 268
Lot 268
Michael Ayrton
(British, 1921-1975): Figure
studies for sculpture, pencil drawing,
annotated variously, H 24 x W 19cm.
Provenance: The Artist’s Estate &
Keith Chapman Gallery
£100-150
Lot 270
Lot 270
John Buckland-Wright (1897-1954):
Kneeling girl, dry point engraving, hand signed
in pencil & dated 1930, H 7 x W 5cm
£100-150
Lot 272
Lot 273
Tracey Emin, R.A. (British, b.1963): Suffer
Love/1000 Drawings, 2009, Limited Edition
85/250, 1000 drawings published by Rizzoli
to include hand signed polymer gravure
etching on Japanese Misumi paper, in original
packaging as sold at the White Cube
£300-500
Lot 269
Lot 269
Geoffrey Clarke, R.A.
(British, b.1924): ‘Warrior’, etching
& aquatint, hand signed lower right,
numbered 1/50 & dated 1957-8,
H 99 x W 60cm
£300-500
Lot 273
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Walter Woodington
(British, b.1916): Portrait
of a man, oil on canvas,
signed lower left, H 50 x
W 40.5cm
£100-150
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Lot 276
Lot 276
Adrian Ryan (British, 1920-1998):
Mousehole, watercolour, signed lower left,
titled lower right, H 17 x W 23, together
with a further watercolour & pencil sketch
by the same hand depicting Newlyn,
H 25 x W 19cm
£100-200
Lot 274
Lot 274
Tracey Emin, R.A. (British, b.1963): Untitled, lithograph, hand signed and
dated 2005 in pencil, as sold at the White Cube in edition of unknown size,
H 58 x W 81cm
£300-500
Lot 275
Lot 275
Tracey Emin, R.A. (British, b.1963): Strangeland, published by Sceptre, 2005, containing an original ink study by the
artist of two birds, H 10 x W 10cm approx, the same image used for the artist’s 2012 Olympic poster titled ‘You Inspire Me
With Your Determination & I Love You’, inscribed to the title page ‘For Barry Feist, with best wishes, Tracey Emin 2006’,
together with a letter from Alex Hill from the Tracey Emin Studio which reads ‘Dear Dr Feist, In the end we couldn’t find
the copy Tracey had signed for you - so here is your very own back!! Tracey liked your thank you letter - it was very kind of
you. Sorry for the delay - your book got caught up in the great Studio moving mess! Best wishes, Alex Hill’. Please note that
Artist’s Resale Rights may apply to this lot
£1000-2000
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Lot 277
Lot 278
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Lot 281
Lot 280
Lot 279
Lot 277
Lot 279
Lot 281
Marc Chagall
(Russian/French, 1887-1985):
The Tribe of Reuben (from the Twelve
Maquettes of Stained Glass Windows
for Jerusalem), colour lithograph,
published by Charles Sorlier circa
1960s, H 62 x W 46cm
£400-600
Marc Chagall
(Russian/French, 1887-1985):
The Tribe of Gad (from the Twelve
Maquettes of Stained Glass Windows
for Jerusalem), colour lithograph,
published by Charles Sorlier circa
1960s, H 62 x W 46cm
£400-600
Marc Chagall
(Russian/French, 1887-1985):
The Tribe of Simeon (from the Twelve
Maquettes of Stained Glass Windows
for Jerusalem), colour lithograph,
published by Charles Sorlier circa
1960s, H 62 x W 46cm
£400-600
Lot 278
Lot 280
Marc Chagall
(Russian/French, 1887-1985):
The Tribe of Benjamin (from the
Twelve Maquettes of Stained Glass
Windows for Jerusalem), colour
lithograph, published by Charles
Sorlier circa 1960s, H 62 x W 46cm
£400-600
Marc Chagall
(Russian/French, 1887-1985):
The Tribe of Reuben (from the Twelve
Maquettes of Stained Glass Windows
for Jerusalem), colour lithograph,
published by Charles Sorlier circa
1960s, H 62 x W 46cm
£400-600
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Lot 284
Lot 284
Paul Henry, R.H.A (Irish, 1876-1958): ‘A Lakeside
Village, Connemara’, colour print, hand signed by the
artist in pencil, Fine Art Trade Guild blindstamp, H 34.5 x
W 40cm, label verso for Thomas Wood & Sons, Darlington
£100-200
Lot 282
Lot 282
Attributed to John Lennon (British, 1940-1980):
Nude study of Yoko Ono, pencil drawing, inscribed ‘Yoko,
my princess, John’, also inscribed verso ‘New York, 1960s,
Yoko x, J x’, H 16.5 x W 10cm. Please note that Artist’s
Resale Rights may apply to this lot
£500-800
Lot 285
Lot 285
Lot 283
Lot 283
Paul Colin (French, 1892-1985): Reclining nude,
charcoal & wash, signed lower left, H 56 x W 75cm
£200-400
Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989): Apollinaire,
Woman at the Fountain, etching & aquatint, handsigned by Dali in pencil lower right over further
embossed signature, numbered 127/135, H 36 x 26.5cm.
Provenance: Goldmark Gallery, Uppingham, Rutland
£800-1200
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memorabilia &
EPHEMERA
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Lot 286
A Marylin Monroe Personal Monogrammed
Perfume Bottle and Signature: Framed with a
print of Marilyn and paperwork of authenticity
100cm x 72cm
£1000-2000
Lot 287
Lot 287
Signed Nick Faldo Montage: A signed glove,
golf ball and photograph enclosed in a glazed
case 37cm x 54cm
£120-150
Lot 286
Lot 288
Lot 288
A Signed Tiger Woods Photograph: Hand
signed, photograph of Tiger Woods holding a
golf ball, framed & glazed. A plaque “Authentic
Signature of Tiger Woods” to bottom of the
mount. 46cm x 34cm
£150-250
Lot 289
A signed “Only Fools & Horses” Montage:
To inc handsigned David Jason photograph,
original Motorola brick ‘phone used in the series
and 2 further unsigned photographs framed and
glazed together with 2 further signed pictures of
Boycie & Marlene and Mike 71cm x 68cm
£800-1200
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Lot 290
A framed Muhammad Ali & Henry Cooper
montage: Consisting of a boxing glove signed
by Henry Cooper, a glove signed Cassius Clay
& Muhammad Ali, 3 pictures of the fighters in
action. Enclosed in a display case with C.O.A.
60cm x 90cm
£800-1200
Lot 291
Multi-signed Snooker Cue Case: Six World
Champions: A snooker cue case signed by six
World champions: Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne,
Ken Doherty, John Virgo, Mark Williams and
John Parrott with photographs of each with a
plaque below each authentic signature - in a
framed and glazed display case 89cm x 103cm
£400-600
Lot 290
Lot 292
Multi-signed 1999 European Ryder Cup
Team Montage: A photograph of the 1999
European Cup team signed on mount by: Paul
Lawrie, Colin Montgomerie, Ken Brown, Jose
Olazabel, Sam Torrence, Sergio Garcia, Darren
Clark, Padraig Harrington, Miguel Angel Jimenz,
Jarmo Sanddin, Jean va de Veld, Lee Westwood,
Andrew Coltart, Jasper Parnevik and Mark
James. Also a signed letter from Mark James to
Jasper Carrott donating this item for a charity
auction in aid of the Roy Castle Lung Cancer
Foundation Framed and glazed: 42cm x 72cm
£800-1200
Lot 291
Lot 292
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Lot 293
A Multi signed Champions Forever Boxing Montage: A signed
photograph of boxing champions hand signed by Muhammad Ali,
Joe Frazier, Ken Norton, George Foreman & Larry Holmes
£600-800
Lot 296
Lot 294
Lot 294
Crimean Nursing Photographs Postcards: Photograph albums of
nursing sister from Crimea, Camp Irene, Hospitals. Krugers Home,
R.A.M.C. photographs while working on cures for “Malta Fever”
and monkey photographs of “Private Wallace” an ape used for
innoculation, military photographs of captured cannon, photographs
of South Africa, military and visiting royality STC up to 1922 in Cairo
£200-300
Lot 296
WW1 internment camp Ruhleben letters from
Albert E.Cusden: With illustrations and letters from
his wife Phoebe Cusden MBE, Mayor of Reading
M.P peace campaigner. Ruhleben letters on official
paper and envelopes with postmarks, fascinating
insight into camp life with quality illustrations and
caricature/cartoons personal letters and diaries
leading to his incarceration and being held in prison
before internment, also letters from his parents and
wife to be Phoebe Cusden and letters following on
through WW2, 80 years of correspondence between
these families and amazing insight into war years
and rebuilding society and politics of the day as well
as everyday life over 500 letters.
£300-500
Lot 295
Lot 295
Original Rolling Stones Press Photographs: 1960s 133 original
press photographs of The Rolling Stones: in concert, playing golf at
Gleneagles, Malibu beach, arriving at various international airports,
crowd scenes, buying suits etc, the verso of photographs with
copyright to inc Reuters, Daily Mirror, Francois Prins, Melody Maker,
Heye Wasserbergh etc with dates and locations
£500-800
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FURNITURE
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Lot 299
A Mirror: 19th Century, Italian,
carved giltwood mirror, the top with
shield design, the mirror surmounted
with carved berries and fruit, H 69"
x W 36"
£300-500
Lot 297
Lot 297
A Pair of Gilded Wooden Mirrors:
19th Century, carved in acanthus leaf
and swag decoration of oval form,
H 16.5" x W 15"
£120-180
Lot 302
Lot 302
Lot 300
Lot 300
Lot 298
Lot 298
Two 19th Century Brass Mirrors:
The pierced upper section with
armorial double griffin crest, the
sides in the Rococo style; the other
smaller mirror with a pierced shell
and Rococo-style design, H 37" x
W 23"; H 23" x W 13"
£150-250
A Dressing Table Mirror:
18th Century, figured walnut, c.1710,
the base comprising three drawers
with boxwood lining above a swing
action mirror 85cm x 52cm
£200-300
A Girondole Mirror: 19th Century,
gilded, the upper Flaxman-style
plaque surmounted with leaves and
reefs above a loop-style oval frame
with three-branch candle sconce, with
losses 100cm x 58cm
£200-300
Lot 301
Lot 301
A 19th Century Gilded Rococo
Style Mirror
£300-500
Lot 299
Lot 303
Lot 303
A Mirror: 18/19th Century oak, of
rectangular form carved in a berry &
leaf design. 88cm x 52cm
£80-120
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Lot 304
A 1920s Dentist’s Chair: With chrome
and black leather and set with Harley
Davidson motifs and studwork
£800-1200
Lot 305
Lot 305
A Chair: 20th Century, mahogany open
arm chair with acanthus leaf carving on
cabriole legs
£200-300
Lot 306
A set of 6 Dining Chairs: Regency,
mahogany the back splat with brass inlay
with reeded & bow design on turned legs
and drop in seats.
£400-600
Lot 307
Lot 304
Lot 306
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A Dining Table: Edwardian, mahogany
on a double swept pedestal base, on brass
castors with one extending leaf. 231cm
fully extended 106cm width
£400-600
Lot 307
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Lot 308
Lot 310
Lot 310
Lot 311
A Settle: 18th Century oak, the back
with acanthus leaf decoration, the
centre panel dated 1753, with
J. Rebecca Banidt carved above.
187cm x 99cm
£300-500
A Table & Four Dining Chairs:
20th Century, oak, by Mouseman of
Kilburn, the table of square form on
a pedestal base, with mouse carved
to pedestal, the four dining chairs
with upholstered leather seats, each
with a carved mouse to the front right
leg. 107cm x 107cm
£2500-3500
Lot 309
Lot 308
A Cabinet: 20th Century, French,
walnut, the panel door with Sevres
style porcelain plaque to centre
cartouche, with giltwood mounts
above a single frieze drawer
110cm x 85cm x43cm depth
£300-500
Lot 309
A Chair: 19th Century, walnut, the
back upper section with carved scroll
& shield decoration supported by
two barley twist supports either side,
on two barleytwist front legs & two
outward swept back legs on brass
castors 124cm x 47cm
£200-300
Lot 311
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Lot 314
Lot 313
Lot 315
Lot 312
Lot 315
A Conversation Seat: 19th Century a pair of ebonised
chairs highlighted in gilt with red upholstery. 91cm x 53cm
£300-500
A 17th Century Oak Joined Stool: The sides carved with a
U-shaped floral design on turned legs & stretchers, H 48 x
L 37 x W 28cm
£120-180
Lot 313
A Secretaire: 19th Century, Dutch mahogany, the central
large door opening to reveal the secretaire of ten drawers
of architectural form, the centre with a single drawer and
shelf above three drawers and a single drawer above, on
scroll feet. 162cm x 98cm x 48cm depth
£300-500
Lot 314
A Screen: 19th Century, giltwood, the central shieldshaped Berlin work tapestry in a leaf design supported on
a cross stretcher on acanthus leaf scrolled legs 115cm x
53cm
£200-300
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Lot 316
Lot 316
A Dressing Table & Mirror: 20th Century giltwood, of oval
form, the body with acanthus leaf decoration on four reeded
legs, the three panelled folding mirror with an oval mirror to
the centre flanked by two further mirrors either side. Table
77cm x 135cm Mirror 87cm x 123cm
£300-500
CLOCKS & WATCHES
Lot 322
Lot 322
A 1920s Rolex 14k Diamond Set
Cocktail Watch: 14k hallmarked
case by Wyler with Rolex precision 17 jewel movement. Baton indicators
to dial with Rolex crown to 12
position. Diamonds set to lugs on
braided strap
£150-250
Lot 318
Lot 318
A Late 19th Century Marble Gilt
Mantel Clock: With urn to top
with gilt fittings, pineapple finials
and floral scrolls to body and on
claw feet. Enamelled dial with
hand-painted bocage inside Arabic
numerals, eight-day movement by
L Marty striking on bell, numbered
movement and pendulum, H 44cm
x W 29cm x D15cm
£300-500
Lot 320
Lot 320
A 19th Century French Putti and
Sunflower Mantel Clock: Gilt white
metal putti and stand holding aloft
a sunflower with hand-painted floral
dial. Eight-day movement by Japy
Freres striking on bell. Matching
pendulum - on wooden stand,
H 46cm x W 18cm x D 18cm
£150-250
Lot 323
Lot 323
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Lot 319
Lot 321
A 19th Century Ladies Boudoir
Clock: Louis XVIth-style clock with
puce Boucher-style enamel on copper
plaques to front and back and period
pocket watch movement to front,
H 80mm x W 60mm x D 25mm
£100-200
A Victorian cased travelling
calendar clock: Of ornate gilt form,
the silvered dial with rotating days
& fixed calendar Roman numerals &
floral scroll engraving,A flip out stand
to the back with platform views in a
fitted Garrard & Co box. H 13cm
W 10cm D 3.5cm
£400-600
A 19th Century Turkish Market
Pocket Watch: c.1870 the dial
marked in Turkish numerals and
signed J. Dent, London.800 marked
silver case unmarked ornate
movement, repair to back hinge
£80-120
SILVER & JEWELLERY
Lot 324
Lot 326
Lot 324
A Russian Silver Enamelled Napkin
Ring & Three Persian Crest Russian
Silver Spoons: Napkin ring with
swan hallmark, 84 Zolotniki mark
and triangle mark for Moscow. Cyrillic
maker’s mark TC, the three spoons
with 84 Zolotniki mark, swan mark
and maker’s mark in cyrillic MT with
Persian nobility crest engraved to
handle Spoons 76mm; napkin ring
50mm x 40mm
£150-250
Lot 326
A Condiment Set: Victorian,
Elkington Plate & Co hallmarks to
base, set with six crystal bottles three
with silver plated lids. W 18cm
H 25cm D 13cm
£200-300
Lot 328
Lot 328
A HM silver Victorian hip flask:
A Hallmarked silver hip flask and
detachable cup, HM Birmingham
1841 by Joseph Wilmore.
£150-250
Lot 327
Lot 327
Lot 325
Lot 325
An Edwardian Silver Guilloche
Enamelled Compact: Engine turned
case, with guilloche enamelling
to one side, opening to reveal gilt
interior with bevelled mirror and
compartment Hallmark 925 and MM
on chain
£100-200
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A George IV Silver Snuff box:
HM Birmingham 1827 makers mark
LV&W. Reeded design with floral
scroll opener. Gilt interior and vacant
cartouche to lid.
£80-120
Lot 329
Lot 329
A Samson Morden and Co. silver
hip flask: With screw top hinged
lid and detachable cup, hallmarked
London 1914. SM&Co marks.
£150-250
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Lot 332
Lot 332
Lot 334
A hallmarked 18ct set with
alternating brilliant cut diamonds
& marquise cut sapphires
£300-500
Lot 334
A Hallmarked 18ct dress ring, in
abstract style, set with rows of
emerald & diamonds
£300-500
Lot 335
An Unhallmarked 18ct Diamond
Cluster Ring: Central.45ct brilliant
cut diamond F/G colour surrounded
by 8 x 10ct F/G colour diamonds in
an unhallmarked 18ct mount. With
full valuation. Total diamond carat
weight 1.25ct
£800-1200
Lot 330
Lot 330
A Hallmarked silver novelty
cigarette case/hip flask c.1904:
Chester hallmark. Makers mark Colen
Cheshire. Case opens to reveal gilt
compartment for cigarettes. With
screw top hinged lid.
£600-800
Lot 333
Lot 333
Hallmarked 18ct, central 1.25ct
emerald cut sapphire, surrounded
by baguette diamonds & tapered
diamonds set to shoulders
£400-600
Lot 331
Lot 331
An Edwardian gold peridot & seed
pearl pendant: Of floral design
set with oval cut peridot to centre
Hallmarked to verso 9ct on a 9ct
chain 24mm x 45mm
£100-200
Lot 335
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Lot 336
Lot 336
A Victorian Diamond and
Turquoise Crescent Brooch:
Unhallmarked brooch set with
alternating old cut diamonds and
cabochon turquoise on pin fastener
26mm x 26mm
£200-400
Lot 339
Lot 339
A Victorian 18ct FiveStone Diamond Dress
Ring: 18ct hallmarked
claw set shank set with five
old cut diamonds. Approx
diamond total carat weight
2ct (ring cut to shank)
£2000-2500
Lot 340
Lot 340
Lot 337
Lot 337
An Edwardian Opal and Seed
Pearl Pendant: Unhallmarked floral
pendant mount set with seed pearls
and opals on a hallmarked 9ct chain
£100-200
A 5 stone diamond
ring: Unhallmarked white
gold shank set with 5 old
brilliant cut diamonds.
Approx total diamond carat
weight 1.6ct
£800-1200
Lot 341
A Solitaire Diamond
Ring: Platinum & 18ct
shank set with 1.02ct
brilliant cut diamond
flanked by baguette cut
diamonds. Approx total
diamond weight 1.35ct
size L/M
£1200-1800
Lot 338
Lot 338
An 18ct Diamond and Sapphire
Dress Ring: Hallmarked 18ct white
gold shank (approx K/L) pave set
with princess cut sapphires and
surrounded by diamond edge
£500-800
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Lot 342
A Gold Ring: 18ct
diamond & tourmaline
dress ring, hallmarked 18ct
London, set with four.33ct
tourmalines and 5 Dutch
cut diamonds
£400-600
Lot 342
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Lot 343
Lot 343
LWC hallmarked Lapis Lazuli style
gold bracelet: Fancy link bracelet
tests as 18ct gold, with LWC hallmark
to clasp, set with 4 large glass Lapis
Lazuli type stones
£500-800
Lot 346
Lot 346
Lot 344
A Diamond Clasped 3 strand pearl necklace: Graduated three strand cultured
pearls on art deco diamond set clasps. The clasps are set with .25ct old brilliant
cut stone & four baguettes & fifty six old brilliant cuts to pierced clasp. Total
diamond weight 4ct to clasp
£1500-2500
Lot 344
German gold 19th c Cameo ring:
A 19th c possibly 14k German ring
with faded hallmarks and inscription
to inside. Set with square glass cameo
of Greek helmeted profile.
£150-250
Lot 347
Lot 347
Lot 345
Lot 345
17th Century Gold Posey ring:
Inscription to inside ‘Rather dye then
faith denye’. Relating to Charles I
Catholicism.
£400-600
A pair of 14k clip on cabochon gem stone
earrings: Hallmarked 14k with oval garnet
cabochon stones
£100-200
Lot 348
Lot 348
A ladies 18ct diamond
set Zenith cocktail watch:
Hallmarked 18ct white
gold cocktail watch, Zenith
movement & set with forty
diamonds to bezel on a base
metal bracelet, with original
Z marked winder
£200-400
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