CATHERINE SOUTHON auctioneers &auctioneers valuers ltd

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES - september 2017

Antiques & Collectables Wednesday 6th September at 10.30am

TO BE HELD AT Farleigh Court Golf Club, Old Farleigh Road, Nr Selsdon, Surrey CR6 9PE

Antiques & Collectables Wednesday 6th September at 10.30am

VIEWING Tuesday 5th September 9.30am - 5.00pm Wednesday 6th September 9.00am - 10.30am

auction and viewing to be held at Farleigh Court Golf Club, Old Farleigh Road, Nr Selsdon, Surrey CR6 9PE

Ripley Arts Centre, 24 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley, BR1 2PX Valuation days held here every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am and 2pm

Welcome to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers

Specialist: Catherine Southon MA Consultants: barbara Dixon Neassa Quinn Mark Stacey Sale Administrator: Nicola Minney Auction Enquiries and Information: 07596 332978 07808 737694 Email: [email protected] Auction Venue: Farleigh Court Golf Club, Old Farleigh Road, Nr Selsdon, Surrey CR6 9PE Office: Ripley Arts Centre, 24 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley, BR1 2PX Tel: 0208 313 3655 (not week of auction)

IMPORTANT NOTICES Please note that purchased items of furniture must be collected from the auction venue before 4pm on Friday 8th September otherwise buyers will incur storage charges. All other purchases can also be collected during this time. Please note that the condition of items are not noted in the catalogue. Condition reports can be viewed on www.the-saleroom.com COLLECTIONS All lots should be collected on the day of the auction, or on Thursday 7th or Friday 8th September until 4pm. After this time all items of furniture will be shipped to the warehouse where an appointment has to be made for collection. All other items will be available for collection at our office address at Ripley Arts Centre 9.30 - 3pm, Monday - Friday for two weeks after the sale. SHIPPING All Lots are available to be packed and Mail Boxes Etc. shipped by Mailboxes. Once you’ve won Tel: +44(0)208 649 9777 your lot, it can be collected directly from Email: [email protected] us by the local agent, professionally

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We are happy to ship small non-breakable Tel: +44 (0) 1689 800 688 lots such as jewellery, vertu, etc. email: [email protected]

Pack & Send Tel: +44(0)203 818 1980 Email: [email protected] AUCTIONS We hold regular Antiques and Collectables Auctions, with colour catalogues, on-line catalogues and Live bidding. These auctions take place regularly at Farleigh Court Golf Club, Old Farleigh Road, Nr Selsdon, Surrey CR6 9PE. This venue has plently of free parking and is a short taxi ride from East Croydon Station with directly links to London. The Company trades as Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd. The Company’s registered office is: Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley, BR1 3RA. Company Registration Number 08020183. Registered in England and Wales.

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4. A Victorian rosewood Davenport, circa 1870 strung with boxwood, the sloping hinged top with a pen compartment above four side drawers and on square tapering supports, height 84cm, width 55cm (approx.) £100-£150

1. A Moroccan octagonal side table, early 20th century, the removable top inlaid with bone and ebony banding and central floral section above arched square section folding supports, together with a similar foliate carved ebony and brass inlaid folding octagonal side table (2), moroccan table height: 51.5cm, ebony table height: 32cm £100-£200

5. A French gilt bronze-mounted tulip wood and rosewood serpentine secrétaire à abattant, last quarter 19th century, in the form of a semainier, the marble top within a concave edge above a fall flap enclosing a fitted interior over four drawers on a shaped plinth, height 121cm, width 68cm (approx.) £300-£500

2. A Stewart Linford Sir Steve Redgrave Limited Edition Chair, 20th century the chair back carved with the Olympic flame above a coxless four rowing flanked by Olympic sporting poses, with a secret drawer to the underside of the chair seat above sabre supports, signed and title to reverse, limited edition 3 of 500, with certificate, height: 79cm, width: 64cm £400-£600 6. An Anglo Indian Sadeli ware sandalwood 3. An Edwardian rosewood and satinwood inlaid stationery box, late 19th century writing/sewing desk with intricately carved panels on the hinged lid, sides the upper section with central door enclosing shelves and and back flanked by geometric Sadeli worked borders, small drawer, flanked by two short drawers, the leather with six section interior, a/f, height: 13cm, width: 26cm, inset writing section over a sectioned central drawer depth: 16.5cm with sliding sewing canted drawer beneath, raised upon square section tapering supports, keys, 107 x 69 x 48cm Sold on behalf of Cancer Research £200-£300 £80-£100

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7. A pair of serpentine Jennings dogs, late 19th/early 20th century modelled as a dog seated on his hind legs, upon rectangular bases, a/f, (2) height: 20.5cm, depth: 20cm, width: 12cm £200-£300

8. A pair of faux tortoiseshell veneered garniture square section columns, with stepped tops and pad supports (2), height: 16.5cm, width: 7.7cm, depth: 7.5cm £50-£60

10. A decorative gilt metal, mahogany and rosewood mantel clock, early 20th century modelled as a gentleman wearing a turban lying on a rock in gilt metal, above an inset silvered roman numeral dial with spade handles, upon a mahogany section mounted with gilt metal foliate wreath and swag, over a oval rosewood pad foot base, with glass dome, with watch key, total height with dome: 30cm, height: 27cm 9. A 19th century wooden carved and painted £200-£300 figurehead of a bearded male a/f, height: 16cm £80-£120

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11. Jonathan Wylder (British b.1957) a patinated bronze sculpture of a female dancing in the breeze, barefooted wearing a sleeveless dress with marbled effect, upon a square black granite base, unsigned, height: 23cm Jonathan Wylder born in Salisbury, Wiltshire in 1957, held his first one man show of paintings in Salisbury City Library in 1973 where Sir Cecil Beaton was his first patron. He began to sculpt in his thirties, having been inspired by dance and has shown his appreciation for this subject in his sculptural work with dancers from a variety of ballet companies. His sculpture has achieved national and international acclaim £300-£500

12. Jonathan Wylder (British b.1957) ‘Rising & Sleeping Females II’ a patinated bronze sculpture of a female nude standing stretching with another female nude entwined around her feet, Limited Edition 2 of 9, bears artist’s signature, 11 12 edition number and dated 2004, with signed certificate, height: 39.8cm £800-£1,200

13. Jonathan Wylder (British b.1957) ‘Girl Reading’ large patinated bronze figure of a female reclining reading a book, barefooted wearing a sleeveless dress with marbled effect, Limited Edition 2 of 9, bears artist’s signature, edition number and dated 2001, height: 29cm, length: 66cm, depth: 30cm approx £1,500-£2,000

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16. Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin (British 1870-1935) 14. Marino Amaya (Spanish 1928-2014) an etching of a sleeping terrier, signed lower left, in a ‘El Derecho A La Vida’ (The Right to Life), patinated paper backed glass frame, total frame: 17.3 x 16.4cm bronze arms and hands holding an removable aluminium £200-£300 egg, opening to reveal a removable bronze baby, bears signature M Amaya, upon a rectangular granite base, 17. Bernard Rice (Austrian 1900-1998) together with a ‘El Derecho A La Vida’ catalogue with Six woodblock portrait caricatures from Bernard Rice’s Marino Amaya autographed letterheads and three further Bosnia period in the 1920s, three mounted in each black Marino Amaya booklets (5), height: 46cm, width: 23.3cm, frame, each signed in pencil, together with an abstract depth: 12cm oil on canvas laid on board, signed to reverse of frame Marino Amaya was born in Astorga, Leon in 1928, he A Goss Molly Rice (3), woodblock frames: 56.7cm, received his first commission as a sculptor at the age of 15 27.2cm, abstract frame: 58.5 x 51.5cm years when he sculpted a statue of the Apostle Santiago £80-£120 in white stone. Acclaimed to have sculpted over four thousand works in his lifetime 18. F. Osborne (British) £400-£600 a pair of watercolours depicting autumnal river scenes heightened with body colour showing the ripples on the water, signed F Osborne lower right, in gilt frames (2), total frame: 41.5 x 47.5cm £300-£400

19. Alaine Goenvec (French), 20th century an autumnal woodland surrounding a river, signed ag and 15. A Victorian sampler in a maple frame dated ‘53 lower left, oil on board, framed, with labels to by Emily Eliza Morgan Aged 12 dated 1851, worked in reverse, total frame: 39.7 x 51cm. Exhibited 1954, original coloured threads depicting butterflies, birds, house, trees, invitation in the Gallery Modern Art Paris cows etc. surrounding a short verse, within maple frame £80-£120 55 x 44cm £80-£120

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20. Ernest Pile Bucknall (British 1861-1935) street scene at night with horse and carriages and people strolling, watercolour, signed EP Bucknall lower left, framed and another by the same artist depicting a street on a showery evening with a workman driving a horse and cart and ladies walking with umbrellas, signed EP Bucknall lower right, framed (2), total frame: 39 x 51cm £200-£300

21. Ralph J Mackay (British) 22. Rosa Muller (German), 19th century forest foliage still life, with ivy and butterflies, signed a coastal scene with figures on the beach, signed Ralph J Mackay and dated 1879 lower left, oil on canvas, Rosa Muller lower right, oil on canvas, framed, total framed, total frame: 31 x 41.9cm, canvas: 22.9 x 33.1cm frame: 41.3 x 61.8cm, canvas: 30.5 x 51cm £100-£200 £200-£300

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27. William Henry Williamson (British 1820-1883) sailing boats leaving a rocky coastline behind, oil on canvas, in a gilt frame, bears paper label verso, total 23. John Tunstall Haverfield (British 1825-1885) frame: 62.7 x 37.2cm, canvas: 35 x 56cm boats sailing outside the harbour, signed £200-£300 J.T. Haverfield lower left, oil on canvas, framed, total frame: 39.5 x 54.5cm, canvas: 30.6 x 45.9cm £70-£80

24. Walter James Shaw (British 1851-1933) 28. William Henry Williamson (British 1820-1883) sailing in choppy coastal seas, depicting a tall ship sailing boats going out to sea, leaving a beach hut behind, sailing off the coast, signed Walter Shaw and dated signed W H Williamson 1870 lower left, oil on canvas, gilt 1883 in red lower right, oil on canvas, framed, total frame, bear paper label verso, total frame: 62.3 x 37cm, frame: 50.2 x 88.2cm, canvas: 38.5 x 76.7cm canvas: 35 x 55.5cm £400-£600 £400-£500

25. Thomas Whittle the younger 29. C.E Gordon Stuart (British active 1882-1896) (British active 1856-1897) ‘Hanging out the washing’, a street scene depicting a herdsman walking cattle through the mountainous woman holding an empty washing basket looking at two glen, signed T. Whittle and dated 1866 lower left, oil on children playing on stone steps, with the washing drying in canvas, framed, frame titled Glencoe T. Whittle 1866, total the breeze in the background, oil on canvas, signed lower frame: 49.2 x 44.5cm, canvas: 35.4 x 30.8cm left CE Gordon Stuart and dated 1887, mounted in a gilt £100-£200 frame, total frame: 90 x 64.5cm, canvas: 76 x 50.3cm £300-£400 26. ‡ Douglas Falconer (British 1913-2004) two oil on boards, the former entitled ‘Loch Tay’ depicting 30. An Oriental interwoven wooden scene, sheep grazing beside a loch, signed Douglas Falconer 20th century lower left in black, framed, written inscription on reverse the rectangular interwoven wood hand painted with a boat of board ‘Loch Tay Perthshire Scotland by Douglas sailing, bears character marks, in a wooden frame, total Falconer’, the second entitled ‘Loch Sunart’, depicting frame: 56 x 32.2cm a loch surrounded by autumnal mountains and trees, £60-£80 signed Douglas Falconer lower left in black, framed, written inscription on reverse of board ‘Loch Sunart North Scotland by Douglas Falconer’ (2), Loch Tay 25.5 x 35.5cm; Loch Sunart 25.4 x 35.7cm £30-£50

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31. ‡ Kirsty Wither (British b.1968) two floral limited edition prints, signed and framed, entitled ‘Golden Evening’ 336 of 500 and ‘Tulips in Marsh’ 306 of 500 (2), total frame: 77.5 x 61.5cm £100-£200

32. Robert Heindel (American 1938-2005) ‘Big Skirts’ silkscreen print of ballet dancers, Limited Edition 174 of 185, bears signature lower right and edition number lower left, mounted in a silvered frame, with a framed certificate of authentication, together with a collection of eighteen Robert Heindel greeting cards with envelopes from Halcyon Gallery exhibition on the 8th of October 2009 (3), total frame: 143.5 x 106.5cm £300-£500

33. Takumi Shinagawa (Japanese 1908-2009) Kabuki Actor (Halyu) woodblock print, signed in pencil lower right, together with another framed Japanese print of a lady playing an instrument, indistinctly signed (2), 62.5 x 39.2cm, framed print: 67 x 53cm £200-£300

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34. ‡ Laurence Stephen Lowry (British 1887-1976) Three Men and a Cat, signed in pen lower right, print, with impressed blind stamps lower left, framed, total frame: 49 x 38.3cm £600-£800

35. An amateur artists sketchbook of copies of 19th century comical illustrations comprising copies of work by A Hopkins ‘Cavalry Morals’, Du Maurier ‘Vinous Logic’, ‘Engaging Candour’ & ‘Geography’ and H Paterson ‘Far from the Madding Crowd’ £60-£80

36. Edward J Cherry (British) two framed etchings of ‘Westminster Bridge and the Clock Tower’ and another Thames river scene, both signed in pencil lower left, together with a French etching of Napoleon standing on a cliff looking out to sea, in a lead frame unsigned and a framed etching a farmhouse scene of a women and children, possibly German, indistinctly signed on reverse, a/f (4), Westminster total frame: 36.5 x 27.2cm & other: 28 x 26.7cm, napoleon total frame: 19 x 24.5cm, german total frame: 32.3 x 37.6cm £120-£160

37. Delapoer Downing (1853-1926) ‘Dinner Party’ etching of a couple 34 dining with their host asleep, printed and pencil signature Delapoer Downing, published by CC Clifford Haymarket, mounted in a birds eye maple cushioned frame, total frame: 78 x 66.5cm £40-£60

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38. A Rudolstadt porcelain pedestal urn with cover, 42. A Rosenthal Versace Marqueterie pattern circular early 20th century platter, 20th century the blush ivory coloured painted body with flower sprays the Greek key and leaf border surrounding central hatched flanked by garlands linking twin mask handles upon decoration with acanthus leaf scrolls and gilt highlights, a pedestal base, with knopped cover, gilt highlighting marks to reverse, in original box, diameter: 31cm throughout, green mark to base with impressed 6839 and £20-£30 an old Sotheby’s inventory label, 31cm high £60-£80

39. A Royal Doulton porcelain suite with yachting scenes, comprising two large wash bowls, each with painted yachts at sea on a blue ground interior and the exterior in a green to white body and a water jug of similar decoration, each with the green Royal Doulton mark to the bases and Rg No. 374874, a/f (3), height of jug: 16cm, height of bowl: 11.5cm, diameter of bowl: 36cm £80-£120 43. A Troika pottery wheel lamp base by Alison Brigden, 20th century decorated with geometric designs to both sides in cream, brown and pale green colouring, marked Troika and AB to base, height: 44cm total, 36cm base, width: 33.5cm, depth: 10cm £150-£250

40. A Lisa Larson for Gustavberg pottery cat, 20th century modelled as a cat with a brown stripped body on short legs, label on leg, height: 14cm, length: 10cm £40-£60 44. A small Troika wheel vase, by Jane Fitzgerald, 41. A pair of Minton porcelain saucers and a Dresden 20th century porcelain saucer, with geometric design decorated body in browns, greens the pair of Minton saucers with turquoise border with four and orange colouring, marked Troika and JF to base, cartouches, surrounding a central prunus blossom scene height: 12cm, diameter: 12cm with a bird, each bears marks to reverse, another Minton £40-£60 porcelain saucer with overall colourful prunus blossoms, bears marks to reverse and a Dresden porcelain saucer, 45. An early 20th century Chinese celadon with scalloped edge gilt scrolled border surrounding crackleware baluster vase, a central flower head painted body, painted marks to together with a Chinese white crackleware bottle vase, reverse, a/f (4), diameter: pair of minton: 16.3cm, single with cafe au lait ring, height: celadon - 23cm, bottle minton: 12.5cm, dresden: 16.2cm vase: 16cm £40-£60 £50-£80

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46. A selection of Bourne Denby pottery jars, mid 20th century comprising a cylindrical tall ribbed jar with partially matt brownish blue drip glaze, and two squat jars, one with green bluish orange drip glaze and the other in a partially matt blue reddish brown glaze with incised decorated neck, all bearing printed marks to bases, together with three squat jars, each in a mottled blue drip glaze, two with brownish elements, a small baluster jar in a mottled dark blue with orange drip glaze and a small cylindrical ribbed jar in a bluish red glaze (8), height: cylindrical - 22.5cm; squat - 18.5cm £100-£200 51 47. An Austrian Goldscheider King Charles Spaniel figurine, 48. Four Royal Crown Derby the Four Seasons modelled seated on its hind legs, factory and impressed figurines, 20th century, marks to base, height: 13cm each figurine modelled as a female or male depicting Spring, £40-£60 Summer, Autumn and Winter, each standing on a pierced scrolled shell base, factory to bases (4), tallest: 23cm £300-£400

49. A Royal Worcester suite of six teacups with saucers and six silver teaspoons, circa 1923 the suite decorated in a navy blue ground with cartouches enclosing colourful birds with gilt highlights, each with pink factory mark to base, together with six silver teaspoons, London 1922, in a fitted box (18) £200-£300

50. A pair of Continental porcelain busts, late 19th/ early 20th century, modelled as a female with flower buds in her hair, wearing a floral dress, and a male with berries and leaves in his hair, wearing a floral robe, both raised upon soccle bases, both bearing blue anchor mark (2), height: 14.5cm £150-£200

51. A Dresden porcelain twin handled pedestal urn with cover, late 19th century the baluster form with scroll handles and flower bud finial, the painted panels of ladies and gallants on a pink floral ground, raised upon a square section base of similar decoration, gilt scrolled decoration throughout, blue Dresden mark with star to base of square section base, a/f, height: 47cm approx 49 £200-£300

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52. A pair of Meissen porcelain figurines, late 19th century, modelled as a boy with a dog on his heels and the other of a girl holding a cat, both on painted square bases, blue crossed sword marks to base, a/f (2), height: boy - 11.5cm, girl - 11.2cm £100-£200

53. A contemporary Moorcroft Rachel Bishop ‘Meadow Star’ vase, circa 2001 waisted cylindrical vase tubelined with flower heads and foliage, limited edition 87 of 300, signed bearing impressed and painted marks to base, in original box, height: 15.7cm £100-£200

54. A contemporary Moorcroft Rachel Bishop ‘Montana’ cornflower vase, circa 2000 waisted cylindrical vase tubelined with flower heads 59 and foliage, limited edition 87 of 650, signed bearing impressed and painted marks to base, in original box, height: 15.7cm £100-£200

55. A contemporary Moorcroft Rachel Bishop ‘Masquerade’ vase, circa 2000 waisted cylindrical vase tubelined with flower heads and foliage, bears impressed and painted marks to base, in original box, height: 16cm £100-£200

56. A contemporary Moorcroft Debbie Hancock 60. Two Chinese blue and white porcelain jars, circa 1910 ‘Gustavia’ vase, circa 1998 each painted with a continuous frieze of theatrical figures, baluster tubelined with flower heads and foliage, bears actors and musicians, on circular foot rings, four character impressed and painted marks to base, in original box, mark to base (2), height: 13cm and 12.5cm height: 21cm £100-£200 £100-£200

57. A contemporary Moorcroft Sian Leeper ‘Leopard’ vase, circa 2001 waisted cylindrical vase tubelined with leopards and palm trees, signed bearing impressed and painted marks to base, in original box, height: 21cm £150-£250

58. A contemporary Moorcroft Sian Leeper ‘Pride of Lions’ ginger jar, circa 1999 the cover and baluster body tubelined with lions, limited edition 29 of 250, signed bearing impressed and painted marks to base, in original box, height: 15.5cm £200-£300 61. A small collection of 19th century bleu de Hue 59. A pair of Chinese porcelain figures of geese, 20th Chinese porcelain century comprising a pair of blue and white character bowls and both in a turquoise glaze, realistically modelled standing covers, four character mark to base, Jin Tang Fu factory with open beak on a dimpled base, red painted and mark, a metal rimmed blue and white dish painted with impressed marks to base (2), height: 30.5cm dragons, six character mark Yongzheng character mark £150-£250 to base, a small blue and white tea bowl painted with a continous swamp scene, a blue and white saucer dish, a small early blue and white dragon dish and a small polychrome dragon bowl (7), pair of bowl diameter: 14cm £200-£300

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64. A Sarah Peterson for Caithness ‘Hollows’ art glass sculpture, 21st century of circular form with cut out off centre square section, flanked by vertical metallic lines and protruding miniature squares and two further art glass blocks, one with purple and blue colouring divided by sparkly grains and the other with raised decoration of white, purplish orange, no signatures or marks (3), diameter of hollows: 16.5cm, width: 4.5cm, 62 large square: 13.5cm high, 13cm width, 5.5cm depth, smaller square: 11 x 11 x 4cm £60-£80

65. Amanda Brisbane (British b.1964) Majestic Skies art glass sand blasted yellow and amethyst blue coloured sculpture, signed and dated 2002, with a glass hatched sculpted tile, bears no marks (2), height: 24cm, width: 36cm approx 64 £200-£300 66. A Murano art glass tri-form 62. A small collection of Chinese 19th century blue de Hue porcelain, dish, 20th century, comprising a blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with prunus and with green and pink banded hues, character marks, a blue and white dish decorated with a pair of flying herons, no factory marks, height: 9cm three metal rimmed blue and white dishes and another blue and white saucer approx dish (6) £30-£50 £100-£200

63. A Waterford crystal spirit decanter, 20th century the faceted tapering neck above star decorated body with stopper, no makers marking, in original box, height: 31cm £50-£70

67. A suite of Baccarat ‘Massena’ pattern glasses, 20th century each with vertical cuts to body and flared stems, comprising of six wine glasses, six champagne flutes, two cocktail glasses and six highball glasses, together with six Baccarat highball glasses decorated with navette cuts, each glass with etched Baccarat logo to base (20), height: wine - 18.6cm, flutes - 21.8cm, cocktail - 14cm, highball - 13.8cm and other highball - 14cm £600-£800

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68. An impressive Baccarat ‘Diamant’ crystal vase, 71. A pair of Lalique ‘Ravelana’ candle holders, 20th century 20th century, of baluster form the flared rim with flat cuts above a moulded pressed crystal with palm leaves, silvered drip pierced silvered collar, the body decorated with pointed trays, bears label Lalique Paris and etched signature diamond cuts and vertical bevelled cuts over a waisted Lalique France (2), height: 21.3cm, width: 28cm pierced silvered collar upon a circular base, etched £400-£600 Baccarat mark to base, height: 48.5cm £1,800-£2,000

69. Two Edwardian glass decanters with silver collars each with foliate engraved bodies and silver collars and etched stoppers (2), height: 14cm and 12.5cm £80-£120

70. A Lalique crystal recumbent cat desk clock, 20th century of rectangular form with frosted recumbent cat above a quartz movement clock, bears etched signature Lalique France, height: 19.5cm, width: 18.8cm £300-£400 71

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75. A silver hip flask and a silver cigarette case hallmarked Birmingham 1922 the hip flask of typical form with twist hinged lid, the body engraved ‘F.M.W from G.K.W Jan.10.1899-1924’ by W C Griffiths and a hinged cigarette case with similar engraved body, by Joseph Gloster Ltd (2), weight: 5.8ozt approx, height of hip flask: 12cm, height of cigarette case: 9cm £80-£120

72. A cased Mappin & Webb silver cruet suite hallmarked Birmingham 1960, a lidded mustard pot with blue glass liner and spoon, a salt with blue glass liner and spoon, a pepperette, each raised upon paw supports, in original case (5), weight: 4ozt approx £50-£80 76. A Mappin and Webb silver caster, London 1915 hallmarked London 1963, of baluster form with pierced knopped cover, upon a circular foot ring, stamped Mappin & Webb, weight: 6ozt approx, height: 20cm £80-£120

77. An Edwardian silver pill box hallmarked Birmingham 1913 by D Bros. of rectangular form engine turned decorated top and base, with gilt interior and a blue enamel flag shaped badge, with monogram of intertwined M and a fork, gilt reverse (2), weight: 0.5ozt approx. length: 3.4cm, width: 2.2cm, depth: 0.7cm £60-£80

78. A cased silver christening tankard hallmarked Birmingham 1924 of typical baluster form with scroll handle, engraved initials to front, by William Sucking Ltd and a cased EPNS spoon and push (3), silver weight: 1.4ozt approx, height of tankard: 7cm £40-£60 73. A George V three piece silver cruet suite hallmarked Birmingham 1917 comprising pepperette, salt and mustard, each with applied leaf banding, and two spoons, Sheffield 1940, in a fitted box (5), weight: 6.5ozt approx £60-£80

74. Miscellaneous silver: dressing table containers and spoons 79. Four Harrow School of Art silver stackable egg comprising two silver topped dressing table glass holders/rings containers, each with foliate embossed lids, Birmingham hallmarked London 1953 each of flared form with circular 1908 and 1912, together with five spoons, London 1797 & rim above faceted hammered effect circular base, by 1803, a/f (7), weight: 3ozt approx Harrow School of Art, two marked EJT (4), weight: 8ozt £60-£80 approx, height: 4cm, diameter of top: 4.1cm, diameter of base: 9cm £70-£100

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80. Three silver serving spoons, silver thimble and 84. A suite of six C.J. Vander silver goblets miniature silver sifter hallmarked London 1971, the flared bowls above knopped a George IV silver serving spoon, London 1820 by Joseph tapering stems upon circular foot rings, in original red Willmore, a pair of silver serving spoons, Sheffield 1978 case, by C. J. Vander Ltd (6), weight: 32ozt approx by Gee & Holmes, an Edwardian silver sewing thimble, £400-£600 Chester 1909 by Henry Williamson Ltd and a silver miniature sifter, Chester 1898 by Cornelius D Saunders & 85. A Victorian silver christening mug James F H Shepherd (5), weight: 9ozt approx hallmarked London 1878 of typical form with flower head £100-£150 engraved bands, silver gilt interior, by George Aldwinckle, engraved with initials ‘GAE Nov-2nd-1881’, in a velvet 81. An Asprey silver shoe horn and silk lined fitted leather case, weight: 6.1ozt approx, hallmarked London 1963 of typical form with makers mark height: 9cm and hallmarks to reverse, length: 25.3cm, weight: 5ozt £60-£100 approx £150-£200

86. A collection of silver dressing tableware comprising a circular hinged lidded silver jewellery box, Birmingham 1925, blue velvet fitted interior on three supports, Charles S Green & Co, and three silver lidded glass containers, London 1873 Edwin Martin Thornton, 82. A George VI Arts and Crafts silver pedestal bowl Thomas Whitehouse London 1883 and Birmingham 1924 hallmarked Sheffield 1937 of circular form with applied Adie Brothers Ltd, together with two additional pieces bead and leaf motifs flanked by ribbed bands, raised upon including a tapered glass perfume holder with silver lid, a circular foot ring, by Walker & Hall, weight: 9ozt approx, and a small squat glass perfume bottle (missing silver height: 9.7cm, diameter: 15.3cm lid) - (two items not photographed) (6), weight of three £100-£200 lids: 1.8ozt approx £100-£150

87. A George III silver lipstick case hallmarked London 1818 by George Pearson, of rectangular form with engine turned decorated body and monogram, the gilt interior with hinged lid with inset mirror, weight: 1.4ozt approx £60-£80

83. An impressive modern silver sectional decanter 88. A Continental silver gilt rectangular canted box, holder of Tantalus form the engine turned base and hinged top with swags hallmarked Sheffield 1999 with three Royal Brierley of garlands to the sides, silver gilt interior, inscribed crystal decanters the three sectional Tantalus form 26 Dec. 1921, bears marks on the interior possibly with central upright handle, C. J Vander Ltd and three French, weight: 3.3ozt approx, width: 8.1cm depth: 5.8cm Royal Brierley square section hob nail decorated height: 1.2cm decanters with stoppers, weight: 51ozt approx, £60-£80 tantalus: 35 x 38.5 x 13.8cm, decanter height: 26cm £600-£800

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89. A silver cigarette box 90. A late Georgian silver gilt vinaigrette the rectangular engine turned decorated with hinged lid hallmarked Birmingham, of oval form with engine turned and wood lined interior, hallmarked Birmingham 1972, decorative surface and scroll border, the interior silver gilt together with a George VI spring loaded sovereign holder, with pierced foliate grille, marks rubbed, GW possibly Birmingham 1938 and a circular engine turned pill box, Gervase Wheeler, weight: 0.6ozt approx Birmingham 1931 (3), weight of sovereign holder and pill £200-£400 box: 0.79ozt approx £80-£120 91. A Victorian silver vinaigrette with coastal yachting scene top hallmarked Birmingham 1852, of rectangular form with shaped scroll sides, the hinged top with yachts at sail beside coastal buildings, with pierced silver gilt grille interior, the back with hatched decoration, by David Pettifer, weight: 0.5ozt approx £60-£80

92. A Victorian novelty silver vinaigrette hallmarked for Francis Clark in the form of a locket/padlock, lightly engraved with scroll decoration, length 2.7cm £100-£200

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93. An Edwardian silver tea caddy hallmarked Birmingham 1905, of oval partial fluted form with ring handles, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, weight: 3.6ozt approx, height: 7cm £60-£100

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94. A pair of silver dwarf candlesticks hallmarked Birmingham 1908 with beaded concave drip trays above corinthian capitals and reeds columns upon a square stepped base, possibly by William Devenport, 92 each base engraved ‘W.H.R’, a/f (2), height: 16cm, total weight: 19ozt approx. (loaded) £200-£300

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95. A pair of Elkington & Co. silver candlesticks hallmarked Birmingham 1967 with three candle sconces with circular drip trays above squarish knopped column on canted square section stepped foot (2), total weight: 60ozt approx, height: 21cm, width: 30cm 99. A George V silver pie crust salver, Sheffield 1926 £200-£250 of typical form with flared stepped border raised upon four scrolled supports, engraved with initials, by Atkin 96. A pair of Edwardian silver candlesticks Brothers, weight: 19ozt approx, diameter: 26cm hallmarked Sheffield 1907 of octagonal columnar form £150-£180 with stepped base, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Rg No. 450348, height: 20cm approx, total weight: 25ozt approx. (loaded) £200-£300

97. An Edwardian silver salver hallmarked London 1904 with pie crust stepped edge raised upon three scrolled supports, by Robert Pringle & Sons, weight: 15ozt approx, diameter: 24.5cm, height: 3.5cm £150-£180

98. An impressive George V silver twin handle tray hallmarked Sheffield 1919, of oval pie crust from with two shaped handles at either end, by James Deakin & Sons, weight: 120ozt approx, diameter: 72cm 100. A Walker and Hall silver salver, £1,200-£1,800 with scalloped bead and acanthus scroll decorated stepped border upon three ball and claw supports, hallmarks worn, weight: 28ozt approx, diameter: 31cm £300-£400

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101. An Edwardian Mappin & Webb silver salver hallmarked London 1908 with pie crust stepped border upon three ball and claw supports, bears hallmarks, weight: 6ozt approx, diameter: 15.7cm £120-£180

102. A Mappin & Webb four piece silver tea service hallmarked Sheffield 1927 the teapot and coffee pot each with ebonised finial and handle terminating with a dolphin head, the facet shaped bodies upon a dolphin head scaled scroll supports, the cream jug and lidded twin handled sugar basin of similar design, each with a family crest engraved of an eagle of a ribbon A MO. UT. INVENIO and an Edwardian silver sugar nips, Birmingham 1903 (5), weight: 77ozt approx, height of coffee pot: 21.5cm, height of teapot: 16cm £700-£1,000

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103. An Edwardian three piece silver tea service 104. A Mappin and Webb silver suite hallmarked Sheffield 1919 the teapot with ebonised finial hallmarked Sheffield 1939 two hot water pots, with and handle, the flared wavy rim above a baluster body upon wood effect finial and handle, banded baluster body scrolled supports, a twin handle sugar basin and a cream upon circular foot ring, with internal fabric filter, and a jug, makers mark C.C.P (3), weight: 41ozt approx sugar basin of similar design (3), weight: 28ozt approx, £350-£450 height of hot water pot: 20.5cm, height of sugar basin: 7.5cm £300-£400

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108. An impressive William IV silver snake handled cream jug and sugar basin by John Bridge hallmarked London 1831 the twin handled sugar basin with interlinking snake handles, flared rim and squat baluster body upon circular foot ring and the cream jug with entwined snake handle, flared rim, squat baluster body upon circular foot ring, both with silver gilt interiors, both hallmarked by John Bridge Rundell, Bridge & Rundell, Principal Royal Goldsmiths and Jewellers until 1843, weight: 29ozt approx, height: cream jug - 8.5cm, 105. A pair of Mappin & Webb silver sauce boats sugar basin - 8.5cm with scrolled handles, upon shell and paw supports, £600-£800 hallmarked Birmingham 1932 (2), approximately 4ozt £60-£80

106. Two silver sauce boats hallmarked London 1966 of typical form with rope edge, scrolled handle upon pad supports, by A Chick & Sons Ltd (2), weight: 14ozt approx £120-£180

109. An impressive William IV William Bateman silver teapot hallmarked London 1834, with flared rim and baluster body, the handle intertwined with snake tails and dogs head, upon circular foot ring, inscription on underside of foot ring reading ‘From Capt Robert Mansel Inniskilling Dragoons, Capt George Mansel 16th Lancers, Mifs Lucy Mansel and Lieut. Herbert Mansel Inniskilling Dragoons to John Higgins Esq 23rd March 1835’, weight: 31ozt approx, height: 18.3cm £350-£550 107. A George II silver cream jug hallmarked London 1738 (?) marks rubbed, with sparrow beak and baluster form with single spread foot, with later repousse decoration of flowers and scrolls, together with another later silver cream jug (2), the former height 8cm, overall weight approximately 4ozt £100-£200

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110. A pair of George III silver sauce ladles 114. Two silver fiddle pattern serving spoons hallmarked London 1797 each with a ‘I DARE’ crest on hallmarked London 1821 & 1827, each with engraved the handle, William Eley & William Fearn (2), weight: 3ozt handle terminals with initials ‘A’ and ‘AB’, one by Sarah & approx, length: 16cm John William Blake and the other by William Bennett (2), £60-£80 weight: 4ozt approx £50-£80 111. A selection of assorted George III & IV silver dessert spoons, 115. An extensive selection of silver old English London dating from 1791 to 1822, two with engraved ‘S’ pattern flatware on the handle (12), weight: 12ozt approx comprising five serving spoons with initials engraved on £120-£200 handles, London 1802, two old English pattern serving spoons, London & Edinburgh, seven three tines table 112. A selection of Georgian and Victorian flatware, forks, London 1828, four four tines table forks, London comprising twelve silver old English pattern table forks, 1789, 1800, 1803, 1808, four dessert spoons, London London 1859, each with initials engraved on handle 1802, 1803, 1811, six three tines dessert forks, London terminals, by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, two kings 1966 & Sheffield 1902, five teaspoons, Edinburgh 1831, pattern serving spoons, London 1904 by Holland, six egg spoons, Sheffield 1908, six teaspoons and sugar Aldwinckle & Slater, six old English pattern table forks, tongs, London 1892, three sauce ladles, Newcastle & London 1802 by William Edwards possibly, four old London 1806, 1853, a butter knife, London 1856, five English pattern serving spoons, Sheffield 1938 by silver and ivorine handled dessert forks and six knives, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, a long meat skewer with circular Sheffield 1836 and a EPNS teaspoon (qty), weight: 61ozt handle, London 1810, a small meat skewer with ovoid approx handle and shell decoration, marks rubbed, six albany £600-£800 pattern teaspoons, Sheffield 1894 by William Gallimore & Sons, a kings pattern with shell sugar scoop, London 1874 by George Aldwinckle, two sterling butter knives, three forks and knives with ivorine handles, Sheffield 1828 by Thomas Sansom, salt spoon, sugar nips and pickle fork (44), weight: 59ozt approx. (flatware) total weight: 98ozt approx £600-£800

116. A selection of fiddle pattern and old English silver flatware, comprising six serving spoons, London 1740 & 1746, six table forks, London 1836, 1837, 1839, 1841, seven dessert spoons, London 1829, 1834, 1880, nine dessert forks, London 1824, 1851, six teaspoons, London 1819, 1825, 1845, six fiddle and thread pattern teaspoons, London 1861, a butter knife, London 1824, a mustard spoon, fourteen silver pistol grip table knives and a silver mustard pot without liner, London 1827 and a leather travel case (qty), weight: 77ozt approx £700-£900 113. A selection of four Georgian and Victorian silver sauce ladles, an old English pattern by Ann Robertson Newcastle 1800s with circular bowl and initialled handle, a fiddle and thread pattern sauce ladle, London 1862 by HJ Lias & Son, an old English pattern ladle, London 1810 by W Eley, W Fearn & W Chawner and an old English pattern ladle with oval bowl, London 1806 by Peter & William Bateman (4), weight: 5ozt approx £100-£150

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117. A selection of silver, bottle coaster, bottle stopper, spoons, button hook the Mappin & Webb circular pierced coaster with turned wooden base, Birmingham 2000, a Broadway & Co. bottle stopper with circular top, Birmingham 2005, a George III old English pattern serving spoon, London 1803 by S Godbehere, E Wigan & J Boult, a Norwegian spoon by Brodrene Lohne with pierced foliate handle, an embossed button hook and nail buffer (6), weight of spoons: 3ozt approx £60-£80

118. A small collection of silver 122 comprising a silver cream jug, hallmarked London 1966, of baluster form with scrolled handle upon circular foot ring, by Alfred James How, a silver handled mirror, London 1914 possibly, three silver butter knives, Sheffield 1911 & 1936, six silver teaspoons, Birmingham 1876, with 121. A charming silver pin cushion in the form of an shell bowls and twist stem, by Constantine & Floyd, two Elephant by Adie & Lovekin silver teaspoons and a silver sifter spoon, a/f (14), total hallmarked Birmingham 1906, together with a smaller weight: 30ozt approx, height of jug: 8.6cm silver pin cushion in the form of a pig, Birmingham 1907 £50-£80 possibly by Sydney & Co (2), length of the former 6cm, total weight: 2.1ozt approx. weighted 119. A small selection of silver comprising napkins £80-£120 rings, condiments and compact the circular hinged compact pendant, Birmingham 122. A good small collection of assorted silver 1939 with swag engraved lid and mirror to interior of comprising a pair of Edwardian silver heart shaped salts lid, two napkins rings with foliate engraved decoration, with original blue liners and one spoon, two miniature Birmingham 1902, a hinged lid mustard pot with blue silver bon bon dishes, a pin tray in the form of a heart, two glass liner, Birmingham 1918 by IS Greenberg & Co, a pairs of nips and two glass and silver miniature dressing tapering pepperette, Sheffield 1932 by Fenton, Russell & table bottles (10), overall weight 7ozt approx, length of Co. Ltd, a/f (5), weight: 3.5ozt approx salts 6cm £50-£80 £80-£120

120. A 19th century Indian 123. A selection of silver miniature frames and boxes silver cylindrical box with etc. cover a pair of oval silver miniature frames, Birmingham 1898, with decorated repousse panels, a small heart shaped trinket box, London 1833, a silver with central elephants and mounted common prayer book, Birmingham 1901, a beasts, the cover with central velvet and silver double miniature frame, London 1982, a elephant, bears impressed silver heart shaped ring box, Birmingham 1901, a small marks to rim KAA, dated letter S, silver heart shaped trinket box and a pair of lorgnettes (8), height: 9cm, diameter: 7.5cm, weight of silver boxes: 1.1ozt approx weight: 6.6ozt approx £80-£100 £80-£120

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124. A small collection of assorted small silver and 129. Five Art Deco silver dressing table brushes/ other mirrors comprising a silver match box holder Birmingham 1931, hallmarked Birmingham 1932 comprising two brushes vesta case Birmingham 1902, cigar cutter London 1983 and a hand mirror, each with engine turned decoration and bookmark with finial in the form of an elephant, by F H Adams & Co, together with another silver dressing together with a silver plated matchbox holder with table brush and hand mirror, Birmingham 1959, each elephant on one side and a thin plated elephant book with linear decoration, by Adie Brothers Ltd, two different mark (6), weight: 1.6ozt approx patterns (5) £60-£100 £50-£80

125. A pair of silver miniature squat taper 130. A small collection of assorted silver candlesticks a silver marcasite RAF sweetheart brooch, marked 925, hallmarked Birmingham 1996 & 1997 of squat form with a set of six silver teaspoons and sifter spoon with apostle filled circular bases, by LJ Millington and a white metal finials, Birmingham 1905 by Robert Pringle & Sons, a Gym place card holder in the form of a standing peacock, no Cup 1935 J Bull inscribed silver medal, Chester 1934 marks (3), total weight: 2.5ozt approx and another silver medal, a Victorian silver napkin ring, £60-£100 Birmingham 1896, a silver thimble, Birmingham 1925, a Continental silver Lucky Bell of San Michele, marked 800 126. A trio of assorted silver (13), total weight: 3ozt approx comprising a frame, stamp holder and a miniature £50-£60 flask, the rectangular hammered effect hinged frame, Birmingham 1914 by William Hair Haseler, the miniature flask engraved with initial ‘M’, Birmingham 1922 by A & J Zimmerman Ltd and a stamp holder with an embossed profile, Birmingham 1901 by Gourdel Vales & Co (3), weight: 2.1ozt approx £60-£100

127. A selection of silver, Charles Horner hat pin and trinkets dishes, the green pear shaped bead with red splashes surmounted with swirling silver band, marked Sterling and CH for Charles Horner, together with a thistle shaped hat pin, Birmingham 1905 by Pearce & Thompson, a 15ct 128 gold tie pin, two Victorian foliate pierced silver trinket dishes, Birmingham 1898 by Henry Matthews and six miscellaneous hat pins (11), horner hat pin length: 11.4cm, weight of trinket dishes and thistle hat pin: 1.6ozt approx £60-£80

128. An Art Deco five piece silver and enamel dressing table set the brushes and mirror with silver and green engine turned enamel handles hallmarked for Birmingham 1935, together with an associated comb (6), length of mirror: 17cm 130 £70-£100

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131. A small collection of silver comprising a Christening set of an egg cup and spoon (initialled), a set of fork and spoon, various assorted flatware including caddy spoon, two napkin rings, spoons and nips (qty), overall approx. weight 10ozt approx 132 £80-£120

132. A George I miniature silver warming pan by David Clayton, London of circular form with pierced hinged lid and turned wooden handle, bear makers marks and lion passant, weight: 0.5ozt approx, length: 15.3cm £300-£500

133. A selection of silver teaspoons, knives, 134 silver bon bon dish, a Russian cream jug comprising a foliate engraved Russian silver cream jug, partial 84 hallmark, six silver teaspoon and sugar nips, Sheffield 1912 by RF Mosley & Co, six silver handled butter knives, Sheffield 1919 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, six teaspoons with sugar nips, Sheffield 1920 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, six teaspoons with sugar nips, Sheffield 1908 by George Hardisty, all boxed, together with some loose silver spoons, sugar nip and a silver bon bon pedestal dish, Birmingham 1926 by Mason & Jones (qty), total weight: 21ozt approx. £80-£120

134. A pair of silver pierced bon bon dishes and a silver tea strainer, the hexagonal lobed pierced bon bon dishes, Birmingham 1912 by Henry Matthews, together 135 with a silver tea strainer and dish, both marked Sterling 925 (3), weight: 8ozt approx £100-£200

135. Two silver cream jugs, pepperette and condiment spoons comprising a George III cream jug, London 1808, with partially fluted body upon four ball supports, a George IV helmet pedestal cream jug, London 1824, with foliate engraved body and engraved initial ‘L’ upon square section base, a pierced and foliate decorated cylindrical pepperette, unmarked, two mustard spoons, London 1819 and a tea caddy 136 spoon, London 1785 (6), weight: 12ozt approx £100-£150

136. A collection of assorted silver plated 137. A Harrods, Art Deco-style silver plated twin handled tray cruets and bowl of rectangular canted form with flared rim and two end comprising two hinge lidded mustard containers handles, Harrods London S.W, H LD, A1, 3146 marks to base, with blue glass liners and EPNS spoons, two 58.5 x 37.7cm further silver plated mustard pots with blue glass £80-£120 liners, two silver plated pepper and salt acorn shaped cruets and a silver plated hammered effect 138. A circular silver plated wine bottle coaster, bowl (11) with pierced strapwork scrolled gallery rail above central £100-£150 turned wooden base and central monogram of an eagle, diameter: 14.5cm, height: 6cm £40-£60

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139. Three silver plated domed oval meat covers, a large kings pattern silver plated ladle, a silver plated coffee pot, a small sauce ladle and a silver plated caster (7) £60-£100 142. A pair of Chinese enamel export silver vases, circa 1910 the baluster body decorated in coloured enamels, with a chrysanthemum in full bloom and insects, enamel key fret to rim, later applied twin lion mask ring handles, impressed character marks to base, with associated hardwood stands (4), height: 27.5cm, weight: 11.94ozt and 12.31ozt approx £500-£800 140. Silver plated shipping memorabilia from S.S. Mentor a miniature three handled tyg, with S.S. Mentor blue enamel flag emblem, two lidded circular powder containers, one with a mirror on the interior of the lid, each with S.S. Mentor blue enamel flag emblem on the lids (3) £60-£80

141. A Chinese contemporary carving of a dragon tablet on stand 143. A pair of twin handled Chinese export silver together with a contemporary cinnabar lacquer circular vases, circa 1910 box and cover and an interior painted glass snuff bottle the baluster bodies decorated in high relief with a (3), height of tablet: 7cm, box - 5.5cm perched bird amongst blossoms, the reverse with empty £80-£120 cartouche, the pierced handles formed as opposing birds on prunus branches, impressed character marks to bases, with associated pierced carved hardwood stands (4), height: 23cm, weight: 20ozt approx £300-£500

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148. A small collection of early 20th century Chinese export silver comprising six butter knives, each with handles repousse decorated with dragons, impressed marks to blade, two napkin rings, a pierced floral matchbox holder, a silver pounce pot and another item (11), weight: 9ozt approx £200-£300

149. A Chinese export silver embossed heart shaped plaque with central heart surrounded by branches and shou character to top, height: 19.5cm, width: 16cm, weight: 3ozt approx £40-£60

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144. A pair of early 20th century Chinese export silver enamelled chopsticks 150. A collection of Chinese export silver cruets, early of tapering hollow form with coloured floral enamel 20th century decoration, each with ball knop unscrewing to reveal a comprising three small matching pepperettes and similar miniature silver spoon, Chinese makers stamp to spoons, twin salts, each decorated in high relief with the dragon weight approx. 32.5gm chasing the flaming pearl, impressed character marks to £200-£300 base (5), weight: 3ozt approx, height: pepperettes - 5cm, salt - 3cm diameter of salt: 4.5cm 145. An early 20th century Chinese export silver and £100-£200 enamel knife fork and spoon each with delicate blossom and leaf enamel decoration to 151. A small collection of Chinese export silver handles, Chinese makers marks to each piece (3), approx. miniature items, circa 1910 weight 2.82ozt, knife length approx. 20cm to include a pair of small silver beakers each decorated in £100-£200 high relief with coiling dragon chasing the flaming pearl, both with marks to base, together with a miniature silver jardiniere of shaped rectangular form having twin dragon handles and panels of blossoms in high relief, marks to base and a silver parasol handle (4), beaker height approx. 3.9cm, approx. weight 36.5gm, jardiniere 4.2 x 7.3cm, weight approx. 23.7gm, handle 4.4cm, approx. 13.7gm £300-£500

146. A miniature Chinese export silver enamelled cup and saucer, circa 1910 the flared cup with delicate shaded pink blossom enamel and floral shaped enamel handle, together with the matching enamelled saucer, makers stamp to cup base, cup diameter approx. 5.2cm, height approx. 3cm, saucer diameter approx. 8.5cm, approx. weight 2.65ozt £100-£200

147. An early 20th century Chinese silver plated table epergne, the base formed of scrolls with lily pads and trumpets, five branch, height: 26cm, width: 39cm 151 £50-£80

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155. A pair of early 20th century Chinese export silver pierced tazzas of small proportions the pierced dishes decorated in relief with dragons chasing the flaming pearl amongst cloud scrolls and raised on circular pedestal bases, Chinese marks to base (2), diameter approx. 12.5cm, height approx. 8cm weight approx. 6.42ozt £200-£300

152. A Chinese export silver three piece tea set, early 20th century comprising a tea pot, hot water pot, twin handle pot and cover, each piece engraved with a scholar drinking tea and children at play, four character marks engraved to reverse, character marks to each base (3), height: teapot - 15.5cm, hot pot - 11cm, sugar - 12cm, weight 156. A small collection of Chinese export silver ware respectively: 10.5ozt, 6.7ozt, 6.7ozt comprising three Chinese export silver menu holders in £300-£500 the form of fans, together with four matching small filigree work saucer dishes, each with marks to underside (7), 153. A Chinese export silver circular tray, dishes approx. 7.5cm diameter, menu holders approx. early 20th century 4.5cm in height, approx. weight for menu holders 23.3gm, the centre engraved with a pair of dragons chasing the dishes approx. 62gm flaming pearl, with blossom border and bamboo rim, £80-£120 impressed character marks to base, diameter: 30cm, weight: 13ozt approx £200-£300

157. An early 20th century Chinese export white metal bon bon dish (tests for silver) of overall pierced bamboo leaf design, the rim edged with bamboo and raised on silver ‘bamboo’ base, the bowl set with four alternate heart and shield plain cartouches, with fitted clear glass liner, 13.75cm 154. A Chinese export silver teapot by Chicheong, diameter, height approx. 4.5cm, approx. 4.26ozt circa 1890 £100-£200 of European shape and raised on three tusk feet, the body decorated with four panels in relief on one side with 158. An early 20th century Chinese export silver tea a bird on a blossom branch and with chrysanthemum strainer and bowl bloom to the other, to the spout, a bat amongst iris and the strainer with repousse decoration depicting dragons by the handle a bird above bamboo, each panel between chasing the flaming pearl and with twisted ‘bamboo’ columns of Chinese calligraphy, Chinese character handle, having fitted bowl raised on three ball feet, marks to base, approx. 14.5cm in height, approx. weight Chinese silver marks to each piece (2), strainer diameter 19.66ozt approx. 9cm, Approx. weight 3.21ozt £300-£500 £60-£80

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159. A pair of early 20th century Chinese silver European style tea cups and saucers and a single fluted Chinese teacup and saucer the pair with delicate engraved floral decoration to both cup and saucer, the single cup of fluted design to lower half and inner saucer and with blossom engraved detail, each piece with stamped mark to reverse (3), Cups weigh approx. 102gm & 108.4gm for the pair and 126.2 for the single, pair of cups approx. 6cm in height and saucer diameter approx. 9.2cm, single approx. 6cm in height and saucer 10.5cm diameter £300-£400 163. An early 20th century shallow Chinese cloisonné bowl, the black ground with intricate coil foliate scroll design, blue enamel to base, diameter: 22cm, height: 8cm £50-£80

160. A set of six Chinese export white metal spider web menu holders each of the wire framed holders in the form of spider webs with white metal spider to the centre (6), diameter 7.5cm £100-£200

161. A Chinese export silver trumpet vase, early 20th 164. A early 20th century Japanese antimony box, century the hinged lid decorated in high relief with carp amongst with flared rim and engraved dragon decoration, impressed waves, the sides with dragons, of rectangular form, bears marks to circular base, together with matching single mark to base, height: 6cm width: 18.5cm, depth: 6cm trumpet (2), height: 25.5cm, 12.5cm, weight: 6.6ozt approx £60-£100 £60-£100 165. A Chinese jade carving of a cabbage, 20th 162. An early 20th century Chinese Peking amber century glass tea service, circa 1920 the jade shading from creamy white through to the green the six glass beakers with fitted silvered metal ‘cup’ holders at the leaf tips, length: 15cm, height: 9.5cm with raised foliate detail and with matching saucers, £400-£600 together with six matching smaller dishes, six matching cake plates and four bowls (22), cups measure 4.7cm in height, saucer diameter 10.2cm, small dishes 8.2cm, plates 20cm in diameter and bowls 10.5cm diameter £80-£120

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166. Biographies of twelve 167. A set of four Chinese red silk 168. A 19th century Chinese Chinese Great Scholars wall hangings, 20th century Canton carved ivory parasol a fold-out book with silk painted each embroidered with colourful handle pictures of the twelve Chinese Great flower blossoms surrounding a the handle well carved of a dragons Scholars, Tiger Head Koo, Major branch with a bird, each signed head, the sectioned shaft in high relief General Wang, Han Wen-Kung, Yeu on right side (4), length: 106cm, with dragons and phoenix amongst Chung-Chieb, Pai Wen Kudg, Li Tai- width: 39cm approx blossoms, a/f, total length: 43cm, top Pai, Su Wen-Chung, Yang Kwei-Shan, £300-£400 section: 10cm, middle section: 17cm, Li Chung-Ting, Chu Wen-ung lower section: 15.5cm £40-£60 £40-£50

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169. A Chinese rectangular carved cinnabar lacquer dragon box and cover, 20th century the lid carved with a five claw dragon amongst cloud scrolls, the sides with prunus blossoms and scrolls, blue enamelled interior and carved lacquer base, height: 5.5cm, width: 15cm, depth: 10cm £100-£200

170. A pair of early Persian Turquoise enamel on copper beakers of tapered squat form, each finely enamelled with turquiose script scrolls and vines (2), height: 7.7cm approx £200-£400 170

171. A small collection of twelve gilt metal bottoms stamped on the reverse T. W & W Paris, the front with bright cut decoration depicting leaves and foliage, together with four dress studs of matching design, diameter of button 2.2cm £40-£60

172. A selection of silver and ivory/shagreen vesta cases a Victorian silver vesta case, Birmingham 1880, with engraved initials to the front and cranes in 172 water to the reverse, by Howard James, a Victorian silver vesta case, Birmingham 1899, with foliate embossed body with central cartouche, by Henry Matthews and a ivory and shagreen double ended vesta case (3), weight: 1.8ozt approx £50-£70

173. A circular silver compact, London 1961 by Kigu Ltd, the hinged cover with inset mirror and the base with lidded powder holder, a silver backed banded agate oval brooch, London 1975, makers mark CA and an Art Deco paste and onyx bow brooch (3), total weight: 4ozt approx £50-£70 173

174. A late Victorian silver belt by William Comyns hallmarked London 1900, each panel and belt cast in relief with images of winged figures and classical figures, linked together with chain, overall length 77cm, approximate weight 4.56ozt £60-£80 174

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Henry Betham Robinson (1860-1918) went to school at Dulwich College, South London and graduated from the University of London with a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery. Whilst there he won many distinctions including the scholarship and gold medals for medicine and surgery offered here (lots 176 and 177). He went on to become a Surgeon for Diseases of the Throat. He was also a lecturer in anatomy and surgery, eventually becoming Senior Surgeon at St Thomas’s Hospital. Outside St Thomas’s he was consultant surgeon at the East London Hospital for Children, and at the outbreak of war he became Major attached to 2nd London General Hospital and for three years he worked in both military and civilian hospitals. The above photo shows Henry wearing the pocket watch offered here (lot 175).

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175. A Victorian Charles Frodsham 18ct gold full 176. A 22ct gold University of London Bachelor of hunter pocket watch Surgery Prize Medal Presented to Henry Betham the white enamel dial with black roman numerals, arabic Robinson 1885 numeral five minutes, full minute repeating, subsidiary the obverse with University of London coat of arms, the seconds dial, with spade hands, dial marked Chas reverse with wreath enclosing Second in Honours 1885, Frodsham 08198, movement engraved 08198 and By in fitted navy velvet lined red morocco leather case, 32gm, Appointment to the Queen Chas Frodsham 84 Strand 3.8cm diameter London, case hallmarked, outer case engraved with £600-£800 initials, in original fitted red leather Chas Frodsham & Co. 84 Strand London box, with the royal warrant crest 177. A 22ct gold University of London Bachelor of to the front of the box and no.10 to the reverse, dial Medicine Prize Medal Presented to Henry Betham diameter: 40cm Robinson 1885 £800-£1,200 the obverse with University of London coat of arms, the reverse with wreath enclosing University Scholar in Medicine 1885, in fitted navy velvet lined red morocco leather case, weight: 32g, diameter: 3.8cm £600-£800

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178. A 18ct gold full hunter pocket watch, 181. The Angus gold plated full hunter pocket watch Birmingham 1924 with white enamel dial and black roman numerals, the white enamel dial with roman numeral hours and subsidiary seconds dial and spade hands, 15 jewels baton minutes with spade hands and subsidiary seconds movement, Dennison watch case, outer front case dial, case hallmarked 18 with crown and movement engraved with initials, dial diameter: 41mm numbered 94589, dial diameter: 42mm £50-£70 £200-£300 182. A gold plated Elgin full hunter pocket watch, 179. A Vale & Rotherdam silver full hunter pocket the white dial with arabic hours, baton minutes and spade watch, Birmingham 1825 hands with subsidiary seconds dial, dial marked Elgin, out the white enamel dial with roman numerals and subsidiary case with engine turned scrolled decoration, movement seconds with spade hands, the English lever movement marked Elgin Natl Watch Co. U.S.A., dial diameter: 37mm with engraved detail and Vale & Rotherdam Coventry £80-£120 No. 7237, case hallmarked, the outer case with engine turned decoration, with key and letter of servicing from 183. A London 1932 silver cased pocket watch 1978, dial diameter: 41mm the silvered dial with gilt roman numerals, spade hands £200-£300 and subsidiary seconds dial, the English verge movement mechanism numbered 8181, with key and in associated 180. A ladies 18k gold Badollet a Geneve half hunter red box, case diameter: 50mm approx pocket watch with 10k gold longuard £100-£200 the gilt dial with roman hours, dot minutes, spade hands with engraved central dial, the foliate engraved outer case 184. A ladies 18k gold open faced pocket watch, with black enamel roman hours, with key, together with the white enamel dial with arabic numerals and gilt a curb link longuard with gold cased locket (2), weight of foliate decoration with gilt spade hands, the case foliate longuard: 35g approx, total weight of pocket watch: 41g engraved, together with a Rotary 9ct gold cased ladies approx, dial diameter: 32cm, length of longuard including wristwatch, with circular dial, arabic numerals and clip: 82.5cm dauphine hands and subsidiary seconds dial, on bracelet £600-£800 strap, interior of case marked 375 and a Uno 9ct gold cased ladies wristwatch, the arabic numerals and baton hours and a spring bracelet strap, interior of case marked 375 (3), pocket watch dial diameter: 30mm, rotary case diameter: 21mm £200-£300

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185. A 10ct gold plated full hunter pocket watch, 189. An Omega 14K gold with roman numerals on white enamel dial and spade gentleman’s wristwatch hands, subsidiary seconds dial, a Rolex Lever 17 jewels the circular champagne coloured movement, case numbered 7474, dial diameter: 41mm dial with baton hours with £80-£120 dauphine hands and sweep subsidiary seconds, manual wind, 186. A 14k L’Excel Sior gold ladies open faced pocket interior of case back marked 14K watch, 0.585, 330379, 2911, movement with black painted roman hours and dot minutes with marked 15751649 Omega Swiss spade hands, foliate engraved dial, the outer case with 17 Jewels, with a later brown croc floral engraving, marked 14k to inside of outer case glass grain strap, 24.5cm total length; diameter: 30mm 33mm dial diameter; 18mm lug £80-£120 width £300-£500 187. A slim 18ct gold open face engine turned pocket watch 190. A Roamer 14k gold the case marked J. C. Vickery, the gilded dial with arabic gentleman’s wristwatch with numerals and blue hands, within an engine turned case 9ct gold bracelet strap numbered 145218, with London import mark for 1911, the circular dial with baton hours makers mark Stockwell & Co, 45mm diameter, 44.8g and hands, Roamer logo on £300-£400 dial, case back marked 14k with 189 squirrel emblem and Roamer 188. A Longines stainless steel gentleman’s Swiss, the 9ct gold mesh wristwatch bracelet strap hallmarked on with arabic numeral and baton hours, subsidiary clasp, in an associated box, case seconds dial, Longines logo on dial, bracelet strap, case diameter: 34mm diameter: 33mm £200-£300 £80-£120 191. An Omega 14ct gold gentleman’s wristwatch with black and gold baton hours, index hands, Omega logo on dial and crown, gold squirrel mark to side of case, with black strap, case diameter: 33mm £200-£400

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192. A Cartier Panthere stainless steel ladies wristwatch, the square white dial with roman numerals, Cartier monogram in centre with bracelet and clasp, number on reverse 1320 601746UF, in fitted red Cartier box with instruction booklet and certificate booklet stamped I.C.O.S. Tenerife Espana 02-04-2001, case diameter: 21mm £800-£1,000

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193. A Continental delicate 194. A ladies platinum and 195. A Moviga ladies diamond set sapphire and diamond set oval diamond inset wristwatch cocktail wristwatch, circa 1930s cocktail watch, circa 1910 rectangular dial with arabic hours, with rectangular silvered dial, the the white metal case stamped ‘platine the bezel and part bracelet inset bezel and link bracelet inset with pur’ and numbered 5018, the dial with with diamonds, link bracelet, bears diamonds, dial bears Moviga, winding arabic chapter, the watch attached platinum mark, dial diameter: 11cm, movement, dial diameter: 12cm, total to a silver (.935) and marcasite set total weight: 16.6g approx, total weight: 25.2g approx associated bracelet, dial measures length: 17.3cm £500-£700 approx. 24 x 15mm £400-£600 £50-£80

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196. An Edwardian ladies platinum and diamond cocktail wristwatch, the oval dial with arabic hours and spade hands, the bezel inset with diamonds, with 9ct gold woven mesh strap, dial diameter: 17cm, total weight: 17g approx £300-£500

197. A 18ct Hoga ladies wristwatch and a ladies Omega wristwatch, the Hoga with square case and dial with arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, female head of helvetia mark on side of the case, together 196 with an Omega wristwatch with circular case and dial with baton hours, Omega logo (2), hoga case diameter: 21mm, omega case diameter: 14mm £80-£120

198. A ladies 14K gold bracelet wristwatch and another 9ct gold bracelet watch the former marked ‘Beha’ on the dial, mechanical movement, marked 14K to reverse and on integral woven mesh 14K gold bracelet, together with a 9ct gold, quartz movement 198 ladies Rotary wristwatch on integral 9ct gold bracelet (2), weight including movements, 14K watch approx. 18.8gm, 9ct watch approx. 15.3gm £150-£250

199. An 18ct gold Audemar Piguet ladies wristwatch, circa 1980s the gold coloured rectangular dial with rope twist, dot hours and rope twist hands, the bezel with rope twist decoration and three inset diamonds in each corner, the link bracelet and clasp with similar rope twist and two diamonds inset in links, quartz movement, dial and clasp with logo, total weight: 93g approx, case diameter: 23cm, bracelet and clasp closed length: 16cm £4,500-£5,500

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203. A collection of six cultured pearl necklaces and various earrings to include an opera length string with white gold and sapphire clasp, four even size pearl short necklaces, one with 9ct gold and garnet clasp, one with .585 14ct gold push clasp, together with another single row necklace with gold clasp, in need of restringing and also two pairs of pearl ear studs, test gold (8), opera length necklace approx. length 88cm 201 £300-£500

204. A contemporary Continental 9ct gold long flat curb link neck chain marks to lobster clasp fastening, approx. weight 25.8gm, approx. length 71cm 200. A 9ct gold crucifix pendant on gold neck chain, £200-£300 together with another yellow metal neck chain, tests for gold (2), crucifix measures approx. 4 x 2.3cm, weight 205. A contemporary 9ct gold mesh choker necklace with chain approx. 15.9gm, second chain approx. weight formed as a continuous woven mesh hollow tube with 10.3gm magnetic fastening, marked to clasp, approx. weight £200-£300 21.6gm, approx. length 43.5cm £150-£250 201. An Edwardian Arts & Crafts rose gold garnet and pearl pendant necklace 206. A simple Italian 14K two colour gold fancy neck the 9ct gold scroll pendant suspended with central oval chain garnet above a single half pearl and pearl drop, marked of modern design formed of alternate yellow and white 9ct and suspended from a en gold chain, barrel clasp smooth polished gold links, approx. weight 26.4gm marked 9ct, sold together with a later 9ct gold mounted, £200-£300 large oval cabochon garnet set ring (2), central drop measurement of pendant approx. 36mm, Approx. weight 207. A contemporary Continental yellow metal rope 4.0gm. Ring size N/O, approx. weight 5.6gm twist chain £100-£200 tests for gold, approx. weight 10.1gm £150-£250

208. A heavy Continental 18K gold gentleman’s flat curb link bracelet the invisible push clasp fastening marked to reverse 18K .750 & makers monogram JK, width approx. 14mm, approx. weight 153.1gm £2,500-£3,000

209. A selection of mainly 9ct gold and yellow metal charms 202. A ladies elegant graduated polished woven link suspended from a gilded metal bracelet, 9ct gold 9ct gold necklace fastening padlock, yellow metal charms test for gold fully marked on push fastening clasp, measures approx. except St Christopher medallion, twenty one 9ct gold or 42.5cm, approx. weight 23.5gm ‘tests for gold’ charms in total, total weight 27.6gm £120-£180 £150-£250

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210. An Edwardian 9ct rose gold hollow curb link bracelet of large link form, having ‘invisible’ push clasp fastening, stamped 9ct to the reverse, Approx. weight 24.5gm £200-£300

214. A good quality 9ct gold six bar gate bracelet having 9ct gold heart padlock fastening with engraved 211. A 9ct rose gold four bar gate bracelet with heart detail, weight approx. 26.6gm, width approx. 1cm padlock fastening £200-£300 together with a later 9ct gold, hinged oval picture locket 215. A Continental turquoise and pearl set sunburst with engraved detail to front (2), bracelet weight approx. link bracelet, circa 1950 26.9gm each rose gold sunburst link set with with central pearl £240-£280 and each link spaced with a circular claw set turquoise cabochon, each link stamped 9ct, together with a ‘Richelieu’ brooch of similar design, marked ‘12 Kt gold front’ to reverse (2), bracelet weight approx. 19.2gm £100-£200

216. A contemporary gold and diamond set bracelet and a two colour gold necklace 212. An attractive 9ct rose gold large hollow curb link the articulated bracelet formed of alternate yellow gold bracelet striped panels and pave diamond set white gold fancy each link with scroll engraved detail and marked 9ct, cross over links, together with a two colour 9ct gold fancy having large heart padlock fastening, approx. 8.3gm flat link neck chain (2), approx. weight bracelet 24.4gm, £200-£300 neck chain approx. 10gm £250-£350 213. A 9ct gold curb link bracelet with heart padlock fastening 217. A fine gold half sovereign mounted gold bracelet marked 9 to each bracelet link, approx. weight 24.9gm the six bar 9ct gold bracelet mounted with four fine gold £200-£300 half sovereigns, three Edward VII, 1903, 1906, 1908, and one George V 1916, total weight approx. 36.5gm £350-£450

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220. Two Eastern yellow metal bangles, test for high carat gold each with bright cut decoration (2), approx. weight 8.5gm and 9.8gm £200-£300

221. An attractive Continental 18ct gold yellow gem and diamond twist torque bangle the open ended bangle with diamond set leaf motif detail and chanel diamond set band terminating with a large yellow facetted oval gem to either end, marked 18 kt, approx. weight 41.3gm 218. A contemporary 18ct gold woven snake bangle £800-£1,200 the serpent’s head set with a single tear shaped cabochon amethyst and with bright cut detail, import marks for 18ct gold, approx. weight 26.4gm £400-£600

222. A 9ct gold pheasant brooch having ruby set eye and naturalistic engraved feather detail, fully marked to reverse, approx. 6cm in length, approx. weight 5.7gm £100-£200 219. A pair of contemporary matching 9ct gold hinged bangles 223. An amusing silver gilt each with a continual central raised Greek key pattern and paste set penguin brooch, frieze, push clasp fastening (2), approx. total weight circa 1950 27.5g m having faux moonstone ‘jelly £250-£300 belly’, paste set flippers, head and body and with bright green eye, unmarked, tests for silver gilt, approx. 23mm £50-£70

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227. A contemporary cabochon lapis set 9ct gold fern frond brooch together with a 9ct gold ‘treble clef’ brooch, an Edwardian pearl and gem set bar brooch, tests gold and a rose coloured torch pin, tests for gold (4), fern brooch approx. 42mm, total weight if items approx. 11.4gm £80-£120

228. An early 20th century old cut diamond set bar brooch the single diamond mounted on a yellow metal narrow bar brooch, tests for gold, associated box, diamond approx. 0.25ct, approx. weight of item 2.8gm £150-£250 224 225

229. A Victorian sapphire and rose diamond marquis cluster bar brooch having rectangular light blue sapphire in closed back setting surrounded by rose diamonds in an open back, marquis shaped cluster setting and mounted on a bar brooch, tests for gold, sapphire measures approx. 6 x 4mm at its widest point, marquis cluster measures approx. 21 x 12mm, Approx. weight total 5gm £200-£300 226

224. An unusual large baroque pearl and diamond set mermaid brooch the body formed from a large tapered baroque pearl above a rose diamond set tail, and gold upper body, the mermaid looking at her reflection in a pear shaped diamond mounted as a mirror and Dutch rose cut, yellow metal mount, tests for gold, approx. brooch length 4cm, rose diamond approx, 7.5 x 5.5mm pearl approx. 16 x 10mm, total weight approx. 9.1gm £500-£800

225. A Victorian precious opal, ruby and diamond set brooch having large oval opal set within a ruby and diamond cluster joined by narrow scrolls to a single claw mounted old cut diamond, yellow metal mount, tests for gold, measures approx. 4 x 1.5cm, opal measures approx. 15 x 9mm, approx. weight 5.3gm, single stone spreads approx. 0.25ct 230. An Edwardian Egyptian Revival, gold ‘Pharaoh £200-£300 Head’ brooch the hollow brooch in high relief depicting an Egyptian bust 226. A charming Edwardian 15ct three colour gold on rectangular column with tassels below, yellow metal ‘bird on a mistletoe branch’ brooch tests for gold, measures approx. 53 x 19mm, approx. by Henry Griffith & Sons with engraved and frosted weight 5.8gm detailing, the bird perched to one side of the branch and £100-£200 with small pearl detail to leaves, marked for B’ham. 1914, measures approx. 42 x 35mm, approx. 2.7gm £100-£150

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236. A good quality late Victorian rose diamond set arrow brooch the arrow tip and feathers rose diamond set and with central half pearl and rose diamond cluster, tests for gold and in associated box, approx. weight 5.7gm, approx. length 5.7cm £250-£350 231. A good quality Continental fancy yellow diamond cluster ‘ribbon’ lapel pin circa 1970, formed as an 18ct gold textured ribbon with woven borders and with central fancy central yellow diamond set cluster, yellow diamond approx. 0.10ct. weight approx. 18.5gm, 4.5cm in length £400-£500

232. A Victorian silver mounted Scottish pebble reversible brooch 237. A Victorian half pearl and diamond set star and the centre swivelling to reveal one side gem set the other crescent brooch hard stone set, together with a large Scottish silver moss the star and crescent mounted on a yellow metal bar agate set thistle design brooch, a silver thistle silhouette brooch terminating with single half pearls, tests for gold, brooch, another silver plaid brooch and a yellow metal weight approx. 4gm, measures approx. 4cm across rope twist mounted swivel fob, tests for gold (5), scottish £100-£200 reversible brooch 4.5cm diameter approx £80-£120 238. A Victorian pearl set Etruscan style marquis shaped brooch 233. A Victorian diamond set Etruscan style circular with small central half pearl, fine thread work and floral brooch motif detail and with locket back, tests for gold, approx. the brooch tiered and with intricate thread work ‘lace’ weight 6.3gm, approx. length 5cm detail, the centre set with an old cut diamond within four £60-£80 rose cut diamonds in a floral motif with engraved detail, the reverse with locket back and with faded portrait photograph of a gentleman, tests for gold, fitted leather case, central diamond approx. 0.10ct, approx. total weight including locket glass 10.8gm, approx. 3cm diameter £150-£200

234. An Edwardian peridot and pearl floral pendant on chain pendant marked 9ct. and chain tests for gold, a garnet and half pearl scroll bar brooch, a gold mounter mother of pearl tear shaped gem set bar brooch, together with a simple 9ct gold twist band ring (4), ring size P approx. 2.6gm, pendant with loop approx. 3.5cm, approx. 4.3gm, 239. A delicate Edwardian 15ct. gold seed pearl and brooch 42mm across gem set scroll brooch, £80-£120 the oval brooch set with four small pink rubies and central aquamarine, each gem collet set and mounted on a fine 235. A late 19th Century Austro-Hungarian garnet and scroll ground, marked 15ct to reverse, approx. 2.5cm enamel brooch across, approx. weight 3.6gm the circular target brooch raised with central set garnet £80-£120 within white enamel detailed mount and a gold detailed black enamel band and with fancy scroll edge to outer 240. An Edwardian opal set ‘wishbone’ stick pin border tests for silver, approx. diameter 3.5cm, Approx. together with a 9ct gold seed pearl and peridot bar weight 14gm brooch, both test for gold (2), total weight approx. 3.2gm £50-£80 £40-£60

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241. An oval yellow gem set dress ring and a pearl set ring the oval facetted gem mounted in a yellow metal mount, tests for gold, together with a 9ct gold mounted cultured pearl dress ring and a costume brooch a.f. in Victorian fitted brooch box (3), yellow gem ring size M, pearl ring N/O £60-£100 244

243. A pair of diamond set daisy cluster drop earrings, circa 1940 having raised spoke set central diamond within a circular cluster suspended from a twin diamond set yellow gold fitting, mounts test for gold, in associated fitted box, total drop approx. 22mm, approx. diameter of cluster 1cm, total weight approx. 4.1gm, cluster centre stone approx. 0.05ct £300-£500

244. A pair of Continental three colour gold and diamond set earrings of yellow, pink and white .750 gold striped curved strap form the ends set with stylised diamond set ‘buckles’, approx. weight 7.2gm £120-£180

245. A pair of cultured pearl and diamond set earrings with single stone diamond in hexagonal white metal collet mount and with cultured pearl below (unmarked but tests gold), weight 6.9gms £200-£300

246. A pair of contemporary gold mounted fancy emerald cluster earrings together with an emerald oval cluster pendant on .585 gold chain and the matching cluster earrings (4), total weight of items 14.1gm, earrings measure 12mm square £100-£200

247. A large collection of contemporary 9ct gold pairs of earrings including 242. A pair of 18ct gold earrings bearing the Royal hoops and button earrings, most with engraved and bright College of Surgeons emblem cut decoration, the majority marked for gold, if not then converted from a pair of cufflinks, in associated fitted test for gold, together with a small 9ct gold push clasp (Q), Garrard & Co. Ltd. box, approx. weight 5.2gm, approx. approx. weight 34.4gm size 15 x 12mm £250-£350 £100-£150

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248. A Victorian oval hinged pendant picture locket, circa 1880 the front set with raised monogram and having portrait photo to interior, yellow metal, mainly tests for gold, measures approx. 36 x 30mm, total weight approx. 19.8gm. including interior glass, photo etc £80-£120

249. A Continental Egyptian gold hieroglyphic pendant on chain the pendant of two colours, tests for gold and decorated with raised hieroglyphic symbols and suspended on a Continental 9K rope twist chain, Approx. total weight 12.2gm approx. weight of pendant 7.9gm pendant measures approx. 4cm including hanging loop £150-£250

250. A delicate Edwardian gold mounted turquoise drop pendant necklace having diamond shaped turquoise with turquoise drop below and suspended on fine 9ct gold integral 250 chain, together with an Edwardian pale aquamarine drop necklace, tests for gold and a blue gem and two stone diamond brooch, tests 251. A large contemporary gold and diamond cameo style portrait gold (3), turquoise drop approx. pendant mounted on rose quartz 3cm, approx. weight 4.6gm. the 9ct gold profile portrait of a young woman facing dexter and with diamonds aquamarine drop approx. 4cm, set in her hair, the whole mounted on a polished rose quartz oval within a fancy approx. weight 5.6gm, brooch scroll gold frame, suspended on yellow metal chain, tests for gold, pendant approx. 2.8gm including hanging loop approx. 6.5 x 4cm, pendant only approx. weight 37.4gm, £200-£300 chain approx. 7.6gm £300-£500

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252. A contemporary gold and coral set pendant on 255. A small contemporary diamond set pendant and chain matching diamond ear studs, the yellow metal orb pierced with central row of red corals the yellow metal pendant, tests for gold, set with a small and having rope twist detail, tests for gold, suspended single diamond and on 9ct gold chain (2), pendant from a 9ct gold box link chain, approx. weight of pendant diamond approx. 0.20ct and ear studs approx. 0.10ct 10.3gm, chain approx. 19gm each £200-£300 £150-£200

253. An Edwardian gold mounted aquamarine and 256. A delicate Edwardian peridot set gold drop pearl scroll pendant cross pendant on fancy chain the pierced 9ct gold cross set with central aquamarine the pendant marked 9ct and with partial makers stamp, within four tear shaped aquamarines and overall seed the chain interspersed with yellow metal beads, tests for pearl detail and with single pearl drop, suspended from gold, pendant approx. 33mm, approx. weight 2.7gm a yellow metal chain, tests for gold, approx. weight £100-£200 including chain 8.2gm, measures approx. 5.3 x 3.5cm £80-£120

254. A large Continental 18ct gold ‘Nefertiti’ pendant on chain the large pierced circular pendant applied with a raised bust of Queen Nefertiti to either side, suspended from an 18ct gold chain, pendant approx. 48mm diameter, approx. weight for both items 19.3gm £300-£400

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257. A small collection of contemporary diamond set 260. A heavy Edwardian gentleman’s 22ct gold jewellery wedding ring to include a 9ct gold mounted random diamond cluster marked for Sheffield, makers mark C. K. & Co, approx. pendant on chain, an 18ct gold mounted circular diamond weight 11gm, size approx. N set pendant on chain, another diamond cluster pendant, £200-£220 hanging loop a.f, together with two pairs of gold mounted cluster earrings (5), random cluster pendant diamonds approx. 0.01 & 0.02ct, circular cluster largest stone approx. 0.03ct, total weight of items 11.8gm £300-£400

261. A single stone diamond ring and a narrow platinum wedding band the platinum mounted diamond approx. 0.50ct. and with diamond point detail to shoulders (2), both rings size Q, total weight approx. 4.8gm £300-£500

262. A diamond set single stone ring and two cluster 258. An attractive Edwardian sapphire and diamond rings, cluster ring the diamond ring illusion set 18ct gold and platinum the dark blue sapphire mounted in a narrow diamond set mount, both cluster rings with central coloured gem shaped cluster platinum mount, size M/N stones £400-£600 £180-£220

263. Two heavy Edwardian 22ct gold wedding bands and two others one marked for London 1934, another 22ct wide gold wedding band, London ? (marks rubbed), another 22ct gold band and an 18ct gold band (4), london 1934 approx. weight 9.4gm, wide band approx. 14gm, narrow 22ct band approx. weight 2.7gm, 18ct band approx. 3.2gm £600-£800

264. A delicate single stone diamond set ring in yellow and white 18ct gold fancy set mount, diamond approximately 0.15ct, size N 259. An attractive Edwardian three stone diamond set £100-£150 ‘clover leaf’ ring the diamonds arranged in a trefoil with larger stone, approx. 0.50ct, above two smaller diamonds each approx. 0.25ct with gold clover leaf stalk to one side, 18ct gold & platinum mount, makers mark B.B. within a shield shaped cartouche, approx. size Q, approx. weight 4gm £1,400-£1,800

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265. A large five stone diamond set 269. A large Continental diamond set ‘snowflake’ cluster ring half hoop ring, the central stone approximately 1.00ct set within a baguette and navette cut the centre stone spreads approx. diamond cluster of snowflake design, 18ct white gold mount, cluster approx. 0.85ct, the mount marked for 18ct. 23mm diameter, size P, approx. weight 6.9gm yellow and white gold, Approx. total £2,000-£3,000 diamond weight 2.70ct, centre stone spreads approx. 0.85ct, ring size I/J 270. A large Art Deco style baguette diamond set cocktail panel ring £4,000-£5,000 set with central line baguette diamond between two further side mounted baguette cut diamonds all within a fancy shaped border formed of circular 266. An Art Deco blue gem stone brilliant cut diamonds, 18ct gold mount, approx. 23 x 10mm, approx. weight and diamond set ring 6.1gm, size J the central rectangular emerald cut £1,500-£2,000 stone flanked by a pair of baguette diamonds and a further rectangular 271. An impressive five stone diamond set half hoop ring cut diamond to either side, stepped the centre stone approx. 1.00ct, the mount marked for 18ct. yellow and white white metal mount, size P gold, approximate total diamond weight 3.50ct, Ring size with soldered inner £500-£800 sizing spheres J, approx. total diamond weight 3.50ct £4,500-£5,000 267. A very large Art Deco style baguette and brilliant diamond set 272. A large pear shaped diamond set fancy cocktail cluster ring panel ring the central pear shaped diamond approximately 1.00ct, set between set with a central stepped geometric graduated baguette cut diamond set ribbons and navette cut diamond cluster baguette diamond design, the whole spray, white 18ct gold mount, approx. weight 7.7gm surrounded in a fancy shaped border £3,000-£4,000 of brilliant cut diamonds, size P/Q, ring measures approx. 32 x 16mm 273. A fine 1930s Royal Air Force Wings diamond and enamel brooch, £4,000-£6,000 possibly Cartier, white and yellow metal mounts test for platinum and 18ct gold, approx. 65mm across, approx. weight 8.2gm 268. A 3.00ct diamond set ring, £600-£800 circa 1940 the diamond set in a fancy diamond set scroll mount, having line diamond set shoulders and scroll diamond set and pierced mount, marked platinum, the diamond spreads approx. 3.00ct £5,000-£7,000

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276. Two Edwardian hallmarked 22ct gold wedding bands both marked for Sheffield (2), size approx. N & L, weight respectively 7.3 & 5.8gm £200-£300

277. A 22ct gold wedding band, a gold wishbone ring and a map charm the wedding band marked for Chester, a Continental 18K 274 gold plain polished wishbone ring, together with a small yellow metal map charm, tests for gold (3), band approx. weight 7.4gm, size M, wishbone ring approx. weight 2.2gm, size approx. N, charm approx. 3.2gm £200-£300

278. Two similar Eastern yellow metal filigree work wishbone rings the delicate filigree wire work within rope twist borders, whilst not a pair, very similar in size and design, both test for high carat gold (2), total weight approx. 9.3gm. Approx. size N/O £150-£200 275 279. An 18ct white gold and diamond solitaire ring set with diamond measuring approx. 0.50ct and set in a plain 18ct white gold mount £400-£600

280. An 18ct gold, blue green sapphire and diamond cluster ring set with oval cut central stone flanked by baguette and round cut diamonds in a plain shank, weight 3.9grams £350-£450 279 281. An Edwardian gold mounted sapphire gypsy ring and an amethyst ring the gypsy ring marked 18ct for Chester 1914, set with three three sapphires and with diamond point detail, together with a modern deep coloured cabochon amethyst set yellow metal ring, mount tests for gold, a.f. (2), sapphire ring size S, amethyst ring size M £80-£120

282. An Edwardian 18ct gold buckle ring and a 281 collection of 22ct gold and other rings buckle ring marked for Chester 1907, two narrow 22ct gold wedding bands, two 18ct gold wedding bands with bright cut leaf decoration, together with a 9ct gold 274. A large Continental 18K gold mounted oval signet ring (6), respectively Q/R, 22ct V & Q, 18ct R/S & L, amethyst ring approx. weight respectively, approx. 5gm, 22ct approx. together with a 9ct gold mounted oval fire opal and 7.4gm, 18ct approx. 10.5gm, 9ct signet 5.2gm diamond cluster dress ring (2), Amethyst ring O, amethyst £300-£500 approx. 19 x 10mm, opal ring L £100-£200 283. An 18ct. gold mounted three stone diamond set ring 275. An attractive oval diamond set cluster ring, the centre stone approx. 0.20ct. with smaller diamond to with central oval blue gem stone set within a brilliant cut either side approx. 0.10ct each, size R/S diamond set border, approximate total diamond weight £200-£300 1.00ct, associated ring box, Ring size ‘O’ £800-£1,000

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284. A sapphire and diamond cluster ring and a ruby 288. Three delicate gem and diamond set rings and diamond ring, to include a small single single stone diamond set ring, 9ct the sapphire ring of spray cluster form with central circular gold mount, a single stone sapphire set ring, yellow metal sapphire set within a navette cut sapphire and small mount, tests for gold together with a delicate ruby and diamond set stepped mount, 18ct gold mount, together diamond set five stone ring, 18ct gold mount (3), single with a ruby and diamond set dress ring, 18ct gold mount stone diamond size P/Q, single stone sapphire N, ruby (2), sapphire ring size O/P, ruby ring R and diamond P £300-£400 £200-£300

285. A contemporary diamond set full eternity ring, 289. A collection of four various diamond rings each diamond set in square section mount, together each ring illusion set with small diamonds including a with a sapphire and diamond set half eternity ring, both single stone diamond ring approx. 0.20, all gold mounted rings with white metal mounts and both test for gold (2), (4), approx. total weight 9.8gm sapphire ad diamond ring size Q/R, diamond set ring P/Q £280-£350 £200-£300 290. A Victorian three stone sapphire set gypsy ring, 286. An unusual diamond set ‘tied ribbon bow’ 18ct gold mount, a contemporary oval moonstone and cocktail ring, circa 1950 sapphire set cluster ring, 9ct gold mount, together with the yellow metal tied bow with central diamond detail and a single stone 9ct gypsy ring a.f. three stone ring size P, fancy four section shank, tests for gold, size O, approx. cluster ring P/Q weight 5.3gm £180-£220 £60-£100 291. A collection of gold mounted contemporary 287. An 18ct gold opal and diamond set cluster ring dress rings the oval opal within a border of small diamonds and with to include an amethyst and opal circular cluster, large bark effect finish to mount, size Q, approx. weight approx. smoky quartz ring, oval amethyst ring, three other 9ct 5.3gm gold mounted rings, a foliate design yellow metal ring, £100-£150 tests for gold and an eternity ring (8), respectively size P/Q, N, P, total weight of items approx. 27.4gm £300-£500

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292. Three various diamond set rings 296. A Victorian gold and enamel mourning ring, circa including an 18ct. and platinum mounted single stone 1850 diamond ring, approx. 0.15ct, another 18ct. gold and set with central circular opal between enamel scrolls, the platinum mounted single stone diamond set ring, approx. 18ct gold shank set with fine plaited hair, inscribed to 0.15ct, together with a nine stone diamond 18ct. white inside “In memory of Elizabeth Barnes, Oct. 1850 in her gold mounted half eternity ring (3), sizes respectively I/J, 26th year”, size J, approx. weight 2.2gm K & R £100-£150 £200-£300 297. An unusual Victorian style jewelled hand ring 293. A Victorian 9ct gold and pearl mounted scroll the 9ct gold ring formed as a hand with garnet set cuff gypsy ring and wrist and with gem set ring to third finger, size R, together with three other rings, sold together with an approx. weight 4.6gm unusual Victorian leather triple ring box in the form of a £80-£120 small domed trunk (5), box measures approx. 5cm across £80-£100 298. A delicate Victorian single opal ring in early Victorian tortoiseshell veneered ring box, 294. An antique triple coiled yellow metal snake ring together with an 18ct gold mounted three stone diamond tests for gold, having open mouth and tail tip folding back ring together with associated Victorian oval ring box (2), over coils, tests for gold, approx. weight 10.4gm, size P opal ring size J/K £100-£200 £120-£180

295. A 22ct gold wedding band marked for Sheffield, 299. A large Continental rectangular green gem set together with an 18ct gold signet ring (2), 22ct band dress ring, approx. weight 5.8gm, 18ct signet approx. weight 6.3 the emerald cut stone of bluish green colour, 18ct. gold £200-£300 mount, size L, approx. weight 6.8gm £200-£300

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300. An elegant channel set diamond full eternity ring the white metal mount encasing twenty brilliant cut diamonds on either side, size K, weight approx. 4.5gm £600-£800

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301. A large three stone sapphire an diamond set ring the central oval sapphire of pleasing colour approximately 1.30ct with a single diamond to either side, each stone approximately 0.60ct, 18ct gold mount, associated fitted box, size Q/R £600-£800

302. A single stone collet mounted diamond ring, circa 1930 approximately 0.25ct mount marked for 18ct gold and platinum, size N/O £150-£250 303

303. A mandarin garnet and two stone diamond set cocktail ring, circa 1960 the oval orange garnet set at a slant in a twist setting with single brilliant cut diamond to either side, mount tests for gold, size S/T, garnet approx. 12mm in length £300-£500

304. A rubellite and diamond set half eternity ring the white metal mount marked 18ct, with six baguette cut 304 rubellites set on the diagonal each spaced with a pair of small diamonds and with a single diamond to either end, size Q/R £300-£400

305. A large rectangular emerald and diamond set cluster cocktail ring, circa 1970 the rectangular cut emerald set within a border of fourteen diamonds, 18ct yellow and white gold mount, approx. total diamond weight 1.30ct, size S £600-£900

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307. A large Russian modernist design gold mounted reconstituted amber ring together with a matching gold mounted pendant and another gold mounted ovoid drop pendant, each piece of liquid ‘honey’ appearance, each piece marked .583 for Russian 14 carat gold, circa 1970 (3), Ring size N/O, approx. 2.5 x 2.1cm, approx. 5.2gm, pendant approx. 4 x 3cm, approx. 7.4gm, drop pendant approx. 4cm, approx. 5.3gm £100-£200

308. A large natural amber pendant and other amber jewellery the large natural amber pendant of butterscotch colour and of irregular ‘facetted’ form and flat back with .585 gold hanging loop and suspended from a yellow metal chain marked .333, tests for gold, together with a reconstituted amber pendant in yellow metal mount, tests for gold and on 9ct gold fine chain, a rough polished bead amber necklace and a pair of stud earrings (4), natural amber pendant approx. weight 16.7gm, chain approx. 5gm £200-£300

309. Two graduated butterscotch amber bead necklaces, together with a long graduated and facetted Chinese red amber necklace (3), butterscotch amber necklaces (2), approx. weight 69.7gm, 306. A butterscotch amber graduated oval bead necklace, Chinese amber necklace approx. weight approximate total weight 84.1gm, approx. weight 84.1gm, largest 84.2gm bead approx. 32mm £250-£350 £200-£400

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310. A 9ct gold cigar cutter, Birmingham 1987 313. A charming Victorian turquoise and diamond of rectangular form with engine turned decoration, point ‘forget me not’ cluster ring, hallmarked .375, total weight: 12.30gm approx, tests for gold, together with an Edwardian 9ct gold length: 5.1cm ‘Canadian’ maple leaf bar brooch, a rolled gold fancy £60-£80 link watch Albert chain with compass fob and a small collection of silver and other jewellery items (Q), Ring size L, maple brooch approx. 3.7gm £150-£200

314. A selection of five small old cut diamonds, unmounted, largest approx. 0.25ct £200-£300

315. A 9ct gold cigarette case, Birmingham 1855 of rectangular form with canted engine turned decoration to the exterior, the interior with elastic strap cigarette holder, engraved ‘To Edward with love from Mum on his 21st birthday 7th Feb. 1944’, with slide action opening, weight: 198g approx £1,500-£1,600

316. A Victorian 9ct gold cigarette case, Birmingham 1861 of rectangular form with engine turned decorated outer case, the interior plain, makers hallmark F.G, weight: 86g approx £600-£700

317. A John Pinches silver gilt ‘Mother’s Day 1975’ pendant, decorated with horse and foal on one side and trailing flower heads on the other, in an associated Cartier London red leather box (2), diameter: 31cm, 311. A 9ct gold and enamel Prince of Wales XII weight: 0.45ozt approx Lancers sweetheart brooch £120-£180 together with a 15ct gold military coronet pin, a 15ct gold and enamel naval pin and another white metal coronet pin 318. A pair of contemporary (4), total weight for three gold brooches 10.1gm approx citrine and diamond drop £60-£80 earrings 18ct gold mounted, together with a similar gold and facetted citrine and smoky quartz drop necklace (2), earring drop approx. 3.5cm, total weight approx. 20gm £250-£350

319. A graduated moonstone gold set bracelet and a collection of mainly gold jewellery to include a delicate 9ct gold curb link bracelet with heart padlock fastening, a gold ‘dolphin’ twist 312. An elegant early 20th century 9ct gold bangle, a 9ct gold Irish claddagh rectangular pendant compact ring, a small illusion set diamond ring, the hinged lid opening to reveal fitted magnifying mirror, various single gold earrings and more marked for B’ham. 1919. maker’s mark D & F, approx. (q), claddagh ring size X, total weight weight including mirror 22.9gm. approx. 42 x 55mm of items approx. 52.8gm £60-£100 £300-£500 318 part

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320. A Victorian fine gold sovereign, 1900 in 9ct gold scroll pendant mount and suspended on a 9ct gold chain, approx. total weight including chain and mount 18.7gm £280-£320

324. A large Victorian three stone amethyst bar brooch mount tests for gold, a classical carved shell portrait cameo in 9ct gold floral scroll brooch mount, together with a short facetted amber bead necklace (3), largest amethyst measures approx. 12mm diameter, approx. weight 7gm, cameo approx. length 3.5cm amber beads approx. weight 19.9gm £100-£200

325. A Victorian 15ct gold, ruby and pearl gypsy ring, Chester 1895, together with an 18ct gold wedding band, an 18ct gold gem and diamond point gypsy ring and an Art Deco, ‘sapphire’ paste set costume cocktail bracelet (4), 18ct band approx. 4.6gm, size O/P, gypsy ring size O/P, approx. weight 2.7gm, 18ct gypsy ring approx. 5.1gm, size O/P £200-£300

321. A 9ct gold gate bracelet and a small collection of 326. A Victorian carved gem set scroll intaglio seal fob jewellery a contemporary 18ct white gold wedding band, a 22ct the bracelet marked 9ct and with five bars and heart gold wedding band, another 9ct band and signet ring and padlock fastening, an 18ct gold illusion set single stone a 9ct gold St Christopher pendant (6), weight approx. 18ct diamond ring, a 9ct gold mounted turquoise pendant on band 8.1gm, 22ct approx. 3.6gm, 2 9ct rings and pendant 9ct gold chain, a 9ct Edwardian bar brooch and a rolled approx. 11.9gm, seal approx. 13.7gm gold heart locket on silver chain (5), gate bracelet approx. £200-£300 weight 14.8gm £200-£300

322. A small collection of contemporary gem set earrings and related items to include sapphire, emerald and ruby trefoil ear studs, single stone diamond point studs, a 9ct gold leaf brooch, 1gm. Credit Suisse fine gold pendant and other related items (Q), approx. weight excluding bangle 9.8gm £150-£250

323. A large Victorian oval hinged picture locket in fitted case together with a commemorative Victoria jubilee medallion pendant in mount and on chain, an 1899 silver shilling in pendant mount on chain four silver Victorian three penny buttons, two Victorian 3d. coins and a pendant cross 3d. Victoria (Q), locket approx. 62 x 40mm £50-£80

327. A large modernist design silvered necklace, circa 1980s formed of twelve textured panels each with central coloured glass cabochon, no markings, length: 59.5cm £100-£200

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328. A collection of Chinese and Eastern silver jewellery 332. A yellow metal ‘gold nugget’ pendant and to include cufflinks, tie pins, brooches, a silver and matching ring marquisette European elephant brooch, a modernist silver the nugget testing for gold and suspended from an 18ct mounted malachite pendant and matching earrings and gold chain, together with the matching ring, also tests for more…(Q) gold, ring size N/O, weight approx. 6gm, pendant weight £100-£200 including chain approx. 15.4gm, pendant measures approx. 32mm 329. A large Victorian silver engraved hinged picture £400-£500 locket, together with a large Victorian double sided gilt 333. An Edwardian 9ct gold medallion watch chain photograph pendant, the frame of ribbed design and fob mounted with two gentlemen’s photograph portraits and the scroll edged, shield shaped medallion with central a yellow metal Victorian compass ‘swivel’ watch fob with cartouche, B’ham 1924, together with a silver and gold carnelian boss to alternate side (3), approx. 6cm including medallion watch fob (2), 9ct fob approx. weight 3.7, hanging loop, double sided locket approx. 5 x 4cm measures approx. 4 x 2.3cm £40-£60 £30-£50

330. A Victorian 9ct gold hinged opening seal on 334. A contemporary 18ct gold mounted single stone fancy gold chain, dress ring of delicate scroll design maker W.J.P, together with a together with a 9ct gold pendant cross on chain and a Victorian ruby set scroll brooch and a contemporary 9K back & front hinged heart picture locket on chain (3), carved cameo portrait brooch, scroll mount tests for gold ring size Q, approx. weight ring 4.9gm, remaining items (3), seal and chain weigh approx. 7.2gm approx. 7.7gm £100-£200 £60-£100

335. A Victorian Cairngorm citrine set silver plaid brooch together with a large silver filigree ribbon brooch, a 9ct gold cased ladies wristwatch on rolled gold bracelet, another ladies wristwatch a.f. and a ruby and diamond point gypsy ring a.f. (5), citrine brooch approx. 42 x 40mm £50-£80

336. A pair of Edwardian gold and ivory pendant drop earrings the polished ivory tapered drops suspended from rose coloured 9ct gold screw fittings, together with a graduated lapis lazuli grey/blue graduated bead necklace with yellow metal and sapphire set barrel clasp, test for 331. An Edwardian amethyst set bar brooch and other gold (2), Drops approx. 4.5cm, necklace approx. 70cm jewellery £60-£80 to include a small diamond ring a.f. and various pairs of amber ear drops and stud earrings and other silver mounted earrings (Q), brooch measures 61mm across £40-£80

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337. A small collection of various silver and other 340. An Edward IIV fine gold sovereign, 1903 jewellery in 9ct gold heart motif pendant mount and suspended on to include a Mexican silver earrings, silver gate bracelet, a 9ct gold chain, total weight 14.3gm marquisette and silver jewellery, two Mexican silver and £200-£300 hard stone bead necklaces a green hard stone pendant and various other items (Q) 341. A contemporary 18ct gold pendant on chain and £60-£80 diamond set earrings the pendant of yellow and white gold and of modernist 338. A small collection of Victorian and later coral, design and studded with small diamonds and suspended silver and other jewellery on a 9ct gold chain, together with a pair of 18ct white gold including two natural red branch coral necklaces, a frosted finish Turkish knot ear studs with central collet large Victorian silver oval hinged picture locket with floral set diamond (2), approx. weight of pendant 4gm, chain engraved decoration opening to reveal a pair of portrait approx. 6.5gm, ear studs approx. 2.7gm photographs, two graduated cultured pearl necklaces, a £100-£200 gold clad engraved circular Victorian brooch a.f, a 9ct gold mounted amethyst dress ring and a contemporary opal 342. A contemporary gold heart motif necklace bracelet (8), Ring size M, locket approx. 6 x 3.8cm together with a pair of diamond earrings £100-£200 the necklace of woven mesh and heart motif to front forming the fastening, together with a pair of 9ct gold 339. A pair of 9ct gold cocktail earrings and various mounted pave diamond set earrings of Turkish knot dress rings, design (2), necklace approx. weight 11.5gm earrings comprising gem set fan design 9ct earrings, an 18ct approx. 3.1gm yellow gold single stone gem ring, a 9ct white gold blue £100-£200 zircon set ring, a .585 white gold modernist six stone gem set ring and a silver mounted ring (5), modernist ring size Q, total weight of items 18.7gm £200-£400

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349. A pair of Cartier two colour gold silhouette emblem cufflinks 349 each rectangular section with stepped silhouette emblem depicting English rose, Welsh daffodil, Scottish thistle and Irish shamrock, impressed and inscribed Cartier Paris, in a fitted case (2), weight: 10gm approx £200-£300 343. A small collection of contemporary 9ct gold fancy neck chains and rings to include a rose coloured 9ct gold neck chain, a yellow 9ct gold neck chain, a 9ct gold St Christopher pendant on chain, a 9ct gold textured wedding band and another ring, tests for gold (5), approx. total weight 44.2gm £300-£500

344. A contemporary square cut ruby and diamond set necklace 18ct yellow and white gold mount and suspended from an 18ct gold chain, a 9ct gold rope twist chain, a yellow metal .333 chain, a 9ct gold dress bangle and a red gem set pendant and cluster earrings (5), pendant approx. weight 6.4gm, approx. size 11mm square, rope twist chain approx. 2.6gm .333 chain approx. 8.4gm £200-£300

345. A Victorian fine gold sovereign dated 1899 the coin set in a 9ct gold scroll pedant mount, total weight 9.3gm £200-£250 350. A pair of early 20th century 18ct gold cufflinks 346. A 9ct gold flat curb link chain of cut cornered rectangular design and with central fine together with a 9ct gold fob pin and a single stone square engine turned detail, chain linked, makers mark diamond set ring a.f. (3), total weight 17.1gm A & W, associated Asprey & Co. fitted case, approx. £150-£200 9.3gm, approx. size 15 x 10mm £70-£100 347. A collection of contemporary gold jewellery mainly 9ct gold, to include a Continental 8K .333 rose gold graduated rope twist necklace, two 9ct rope twist chains, rope twist chains a.f, coral brooch and pendant, a small engraved oval locket, pearl set brooch, 14K small Madonna pendant and other items (Q), approx. weight 49.3gm £250-£350

348. A Victorian three stone opal and diamond point gypsy ring 351. A pair of Art Deco 9ct gold ring fold over together with a 22ct gold wedding band, a 9ct rose cufflinks gold double sided picture pendant, an 18ct gold shield with central bar terminating it’s square sections set with shaped signet ring, two 9ct gold signet rings, an engraved square cut onyx and with rings at either end hinged to pendant cross, an ‘ancient coin’ dress ring by Dogan facilitate fastening, each section stamped 9ct and each and a ladies wristwatch a.f. (Q), 22ct band approx. 7.1gm, cufflink with maker’s mark C & F, also engraved with the size S, opal ring size M, 18ct signet approx. 4.9gm initial ‘E’, approx. 38mm in length. Approx. weight 9.3gm £250-£300 £60-£80

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352. A pair of Chinese Edwardian gold and tortoiseshell cufflinks test for gold, marks rubbed, the square tortoiseshell links with gold character overlay and ‘bamboo’ fasteners, together with a silver character overlay tie clip and cufflinks, stamped T-AR (3), gold cufflinks approx. weight 3.6gm £60-£80

354. A late Victorian 9ct rose gold mounted green 353. A pair of unusual yellow metal ‘bullet and rifle’ hard stone watch Albert chain cufflinks the flat polished hard stone links with gold fittings to either chain linked and with bullet to one side and a detailed end and chain links between, chain and clips to either rifle to the other, test for gold chain is rose coloured metal end, marks to clips and tests for gold, weight approx. rifle and bullet are yellow coloured metal, rifle measures 34.9gm, approx. length 42cm approx. 3cm bullet approx. 2.1cm approx. weight 10.8gm £200-£300 £200-£300 355. An old cut fancy yellow single stone diamond set stick pin yellow metal mount, tests for gold, spreads approx. 0.90ct, total weight of item 1.5gm £400-£600

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361. A 1930s pressed leather Japanese style handbag with ivorine elephant and zip tag, decorated with a Japanese scene Mount Fuji, 14 x 20cm £50-£80

362. A 9ct gold pencil and two Mabie Todd Fyne Paynt pencils the 9ct gold pencil with engine turned decoration, engraved ‘R M Lodge’, hallmarked, together with two Mabie Todd pencils with engine turned decoration, not hallmarked, each pencil with retracting lead (3), total 357 358 weight of 9ct pencil: 36g approx, length: 12.5cm, length of Mabie Todd pencils: 10cm 356. A James Henry Steward four draw brass £60-£80 telescope of graduating draws, inner draw inscribed JH Steward 406 Strand London, a/f, total length: 80cm £60-£80

357. A malacca walking cane with carved spaniels head handle, early 20th century with silver embossed collar with a metal ferrule, length: 86.5cm £150-£250

358. An ebonised Swagger stick, with ivory knop and a walking cane with knotted ridges (2), swagger stick length: 70.5cm, knotted cane length: 88cm £60-£80

363. A Mont Blanc Meisterstuck Classic rollerball pen 359. A painted pine twin blade propeller with central in original box, length: 13.8cm modern brass barometer, £100-£150 20th century (2), length: 143cm £50-£80 364. A collection of Cross, Sheaffer, Waterman, Hartcourt and Caran d’Ache pens, 360. An Antique Cotton Mill Yarn tester by JH Heal comprising a Cross 10K rolled gold ball-point pen, a Maker Halifax Cross classic rollerball pen, a Harcourt ball-point pen, a the mahogany base with brass inch ruler with a turning Waterman gold plated ball-point pen, a Waterman ball- scale and tension scale at one end and brass attachments point pen, a Caran d’Ache ball-point pen, a Caran d’Ache running through a central run, length: 57cm, width: 10cm rollerball pen, a Elysee rollerball pen and a miscellaneous £50-£70 ball-point pen, some marked with advertising logo’s, a/f (8) £70-£100

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365. A Dunhill silver plated lighter and a white metal mounted magnifying glass the magnifying glass of rectangular shape with rib decorated loop handle, together with fitted case, the lighter with fliptop and makers marks to base (2), lighter: 6.5cm high, magnifying glass: 8.6cm length 367 £40-£70

366. A Meccano Hornby Speedboat Racer III with cream body and red trim, no key, factory label on body, together with a Lehmann mechanical drunken sailor, factory marks on underside of feet (2), length of boat with propeller: 45cm, height of sailor: 19cm £80-£120

367. A Hornby Dublo Electric Passenger Train ‘Duchess of Atholl’ in original blue box with Loco, carriages, track and transformer in separate box (2) £200-£300

368. A selection of Dinky and Matchbox toys, comprising boxed Pullmore Car Transporter 582, Royal 368 Mail Dinky 260, Kodak Dinky 480, Dinky British Railway truck, Dinky Society Nationale France, Citroen van 2000k, silver Citroen 2cv car, Dinky Mystere IV, Dinky forklift truck, Dinky Nestle milk float, together with a selection of five boxed and loose matchbox cars, a/f (qty) £80-£120

369. A collection of Dinky cars comprising a boxed 561 Blaw Knox Bulldozer, boxed Citroen DS 19, boxed Panhard 54, boxed 24y Studebaker, boxed Berline 403 Peugeot, boxed 255 Mersey Tunnel Police Van, boxed 241 Lotus racing Car and various loose cars, racing cars, machinery, a/f (qty) £80-£120

370. A selection of Meccano accessory outfits, to include boxed sets of No.1, 1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, a/f (5) £60-£80

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373. A CH Whittingham & Co Birmingham ‘Fire & Thief Resisting Safe’ the door with locking handle and key hole, the painted interior with one shelf, with key (purchaser needs to collect this lot from the Auction) £200-£400 371. A good Victorian Jaques Staunton ivory chess set in leather covered case 374. W.W.I memorabilia from R H Moore 2nd complete with a total of 32 natural and stained red ivory pieces, Lt Royal Irish Rifles and RAF, each finely carved and the Kings with moveable crosses and comprising hand written training notes marked with a double arc impressed mark to bases, crown marks photographs, glass photography plates, pilots to two rooks and two knights, contained within a red leather flying log book and training manuals including: covered wooden box of rectangular form with detached leather No.3 School of Military Aeronautics Training label with stamped gilt lettering to the side (32), height of king Notes No.2 Artillery Co-operation Notes January 8.5cm, width of case 20cm, height of case 12cm 1918 £500-£800 No.3 School of Military Aeronautics Training Notes No.4 Fighting on the Air and Stunt Flying January 1918 No.3 School of Military Aeronautics Training Notes No.5 An Analysis of Flying February 1918 No.3 School of Military Aeronautics Training Notes No.3 Wireless Notes for Beginners 2nd edition April 1918 No.3 School of Aeronautics Training Notes No.6 Aerial Photography 2nd edition May 1918, The War Office Notes on map reading 1929, AM Pamphlett 1st edition Hints on night vision, a/f (qty) £80-£120 372. A City of London vitrolite opal glass street sign from Hammett Street E.C.3, circa 1936 375. A British Officers sword and a W.W.I Hammett Street is situated adjacent to the Tower of London, of German Officers dress sword rectangular form with street name etched in black, City of London the British 1827 pattern Rifle Volunteers Brigade insignia and postal area in crimson red, framed in original black Officers sword, with single edged sabre blade painted aluminium frame with wall mounting holes, height: 30.7cm, with acid etched decoration, gothic pierced width: 68cm, depth: 1.8cm knuckle guard with bugle and crown, wire bound fish skin grip, metal scabbard, together These signs were taken down during the Corporation’s with a W.W.I German Officers dress sword, replacement programme which started in the late 1980s, this the single edged sabre blade with acid etched particular sign was purchased by the vendor in the Bonhams decoration, stirrup hilt with lions pommel, wire Corporation of London Auction on the 25th of June 1991 bound grip, metal scabbard (2), british sword £300-£500 blade length: 82.2cm; german sword blade length: 78.5cm £120-£180

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376. A set of 1944 British W.W. II Nottingham Industries Ltd (NIL) binoculars inscribed Bino Prism No.5 Mk VA x 7 O.S. 656 M.A. Reg No. 89138 6E/320, in brown leather case and a bamboo style walking cane/umbrella, the outer bamboo style walking cane cover retracts to reveal a silk cover umbrella, metal logo of a dog holding an umbrella in his mouth (2), binoculars height: 21cm, cane/umbrella height: 89cm £80-£120

377. A collection of black and white photograph and greeting card albums, 1930s comprising photographs of Eastbourne, Bournemouth, Windsor Castle, Changing of the Guard, Scarborough, Wales, Isle of Man, 374 Portsmouth, together with an extensive collection of greeting card, birthday cards, a/f (qty) 381. A collection of Falkland Islands Coinage £100-£150 comprising two Falkland Islands Queen Elizabeth II £25 Silver Proof coin, commemorating 100 years of self-sufficiency, cased with certificate; 1983 378. An amusing Victorian brass Falkland Islands 50p Silver Proof coin, celebrating the country’s 150th gas wall cigar lighter, Anniversary 1833 to 1983, cased with certificate; 1982 The Falkland Islands formed as a jester smoking a cigar, Liberation Queen Elizabeth II 50p Silver Proof coin, cased with certificate push action to head to ignite, taper (4) £25 coin: weight 9.6ozt approx, diameter 65mm, 1983 50p coin: weight holder, height: 14.5cm, width: 8.5cm 0.90ozt approx, diameter 38mm, 1982 50p coin: weight 0.91ozt approx, £50-£80 diameter 38mm, Total Weight: 11.41ozt £80-£120 379. Five 9k gold Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Commemorative Medals, each individually cased (5), weight: 12.4g approx £100-£150

380. Peter Scott’s British Birds 35 medal set by John Pinches, silver gilt depicting a bird on one side and signed on reverse, each coin mounted individually in a wooden case with individual booklets (35), diameter: 50mm, depth: 4mm, weight 74ozt approx £700-£1,000

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382. A collection of Royal Wedding Silver Coins a cased set of four silver coins commemorating the Royal Wedding on 23rd of July 1986 of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson in Westminster Abbey, each in individual capsules within a red velvet case, with certificate by Pobjoy Mint Limited and a cased set of five silver coins commemorating the Royal Silver Wedding Anniversary 1947-1972 of Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh, each wrapped in plastic covers in a blue leatherette case and a cased Silver Wedding Crown 1947-1972 (10), weight: 8.64ozt approx, diameter: 38mm 382 £80-£120 383. Seven sets of 1973, 1974, 1975 and 1976 Coinage of GB and NI each set of six coins in original envelopes (7) £70-£100

384. A selection of Isle of Man, Guernsey, Gibraltar Coinage 4 x IOM 1976 Centenary of the Horse Tram silver proof crown, 2 x IOM 1977 Silver Jubilee silver proof crown 1952-1977, 1 x IOM 1975 25 p silver crown size, 1 x IOM II 50p TT silver proof coin, 1 x IOM 1978, £1 silver proof, 3 x Guernsey 25p silver jubilee crown 1952-1977 silver proof, 3 x Gibraltar silver jubilee 25p silver proof crowns (15), total weight: 12ozt approx £100-£150

385. A selection of UK coinage 2 x 1997 silver proof 50p coins, 1 x 1996 silver proof 384 Piedfort, £1 coin, 1 x 1996 silver proof £1 coin, 1 x 2000 Millennium silver proof £5 crown, 1 x 2000 silver proof Piedfort £1 coin, 1 x 1985 silver proof £1, 1 x 1977 Silver Jubilee 1977 silver proof ingot, 1 x The Centenary of The Claim of Right £2 coin proof, 3 x Tristan Da Cunha silver jubilee 1952-1977 crowns, 1 x 1981 HRH The Prince & Lady Diana Spencer crown, 1 x 1976 Field Marshall Viscount Montgomery of Alamein 1887-1976, silver gilt crown, 1 x 1971 HMS Belfast depicting D-Day silver gilt crown, 1 x 1977 HM Queen Elizabeth II proof crown (16), silver weight: 10ozt approx £100-£150

386. A selection of UK coinage 7 x 1973 50p coin, 6 x National Westminster Bank Silver Jubilee Crown 1952-1977, 24 x 1953 five shillings, 5 x Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip 25th Wedding Anniversary 1947-1972 crown, 1 x Queen Mother Centenary crown 1900-2000 in presentation slip case, 1 x 1996 70th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II crown, 1 x 1967 Coinage of Great Britain six coins, 1 x 1965 half crown (46) £80-£120

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387. A selection of UK Coinage 2 x 1997 UK Deluxe proof ten coin sets, 1 x UK Deluxe proof ten coin set, 1 x 2000 Millennium UK deluxe ten proof coins set, 1 x 2001 UK Executive ten proof coins set, 1 x 2002 UK Executive proof Collection nine coin set, 1 x 2003 UK Executive proof Collection eleven coin set (7 sets) £80-£120

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388. A collection of Franklin Mint coinage comprising two sets of 1976 Republic of Malta proof set of nine coins, two sets of 1976 Commonwealth of the Bahamas proof set of nine coins, two sets of 1975 Republic of the Philippines proof set of eight coins, a set of 1976 Republic of Panama proof set of nine coins, a set of 1976 Republic of Trinidad & Tobago proof set of eight coins, a set of 1976 Republic of Seychelles Independence proof set of eight coins and a set of 1975 Coinage of Belize silver proof set of eight coins (10 sets) £100-£200

389. Two cased sets of Fleurs de Coins, Monnaie De Paris 1974, and collection of loose French coinage 19th and 20th century, comprising of 6 x 50 1952 and 1953 Franc; a 1952 20 Franc; a 1953 and 1957 10 Franc; a 1873 5 Franc Republique Francaise; a 1970 and 1971 5 Franc; 1 four 1 Franc 1960, 1964, 1968; six ⁄2 Franc 1968, 1970, 1971; two 20 centimes 1968, 1969; three 10 centimes 1967, 1969, 1970; two 5 centimes 1921 and 1968; 1 centimes 1968; two 1 Franc Bon Pour Chambres De Commerce De France 1921, 1928; one Un Decime L’An 389 8 G; one Napoleon Empereur Cinq Centime 1856; one Un Centime L’An A and eight miscellaneous coins (2 sets and 43 loose coins) £100-£200 391. A selection of Sporting, USA and UK Commemorative coinage 390. A selection of coinage 1 x 1996 UK silver proof £2 coin ‘A celebration of Football’, 3 x Mauritius Queen Elizabeth II 1952-1977 25 Rupees 2 x 1976 The XXI Olympiad Montreal platinum award, silver proof crowns, 3 x Republic of Seychelles Queen 1 x 1970 The 9th World Cup Football Championship in Elizabeth II 1952-1977 Silver Jubilee 25 Rupees Mexico silver proof crown, a cased July 1976 Queen silver proof crowns, 3 x St Helena Queen Elizabeth Elizabeth II Bicentennial Visit Commemorative Medal, II Silver Jubilee 25p silver proof crowns, 1 x 1948 cased with certificate by Franklin Mint; 1964 5 coin proof Netherlands Antilles 1973 25g silver crown, 3 x Falkland USA ‘Last Silver Coinage’ in presentation case; 1976 The Islands 1982 Queen Elizabeth II coin sets (13), silver American Bicentennial Medallic First Day Cover silver weight: 9ozt approx medal with four commemorative stamps, cased with £100-£150 certificate; 4th July 1976 first day issue stamps and silver ingot, cased with certificate by Danbury Mint (8), silver weight: 4.9ozt approx £100-£200

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392. Verne, Jules; Around The World In Eighty Days, 394. Potter, Beatrix; The Tailor of 1873 First Edition, First Printing Gloucester, First Trade Edition 1903 Published by Sampson Lowe, Marston, Low & Searle (1873), 54 published by Frederick Warne & Co, the illustrated pages, original hardcover in red, approx. 19.5 x 15.5cm crimson red cover with title and author £1,500-£2,000 and publisher in white, central picture of a mouse seated on a thread spool reading the 393. Hooker, William Jackson, Sir; The British Ferns, newspaper, the interior with pictorial double Lovell Reeve, 5, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, 1861. The end pages, twenty six single sided pictorial Drawings by Walter Fitch, F.L.S, 66 coloured plates pages £50-£80 £300-£400

395. Melanchthon, Philipp; Corpus Doctrinae Chriftianae, [Strassburg] 1580 £300-£500

396. Dickens, Charles; The Adventures of Oliver Twist, Chapman and Hall 193 Piccadilly 1865 with a frontispiece by George Cruikshank £80-£120

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397. ACKERMANN, Rudolph; The Microcosm of London; First edition, 1808-1810, 3 Vols, early issue, bound from the original parts. With all of the errata uncorrected, except for that reading “coustom” for “custom” on p. 218 of Volume I. Woodcut title pages, engraved dedication pages by Robert Ashby and Thomas Williamson, plates after Thomas Rowlandson and A. Pugin, engravings watermarked. Three large quarto volumes, bound in full red morocco, decorative gilt spines in six sections, gilt line embossed. (3), Ex-Libris: Sir William A. H. Bass. Bart, book plate to each volume, approx. 35.2 x 30cm £3,000-£5,000

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398. Smith, John Thomas; Ancient Topography of London; 1815, from the library of, and signed by H.R.H The Princess Elizabeth daughter of George III Embracing Specimens of Sacred, Public and Domestic Architecture, from the earliest Period to the time of the Great Fire, 1666. Containing Not Only Views of Buildings, which in many instances no longer exist and for the most part were never before published but some account of places and customs either unknown, or overlooked by the London Historians. Drawn and etched by John Thomas Smith containing 33 black and white plates and hand coloured title page, Printed by J. M’Creery, Black Horse Court, 1815 Ex-Libris; L. C. Berger With hand writen lable below; ‘From the Library of H. R. H. The Princess Elizabeth daughter of George III’ and signed ‘Eliza’ on the title page Collection lable to inside back cover; 1518 Smith (J. T.) Ancient Topography of London LARGE PAPER, proof plates, autograph of H.R.H. 1815, 36 x 29.5cm £300-£500

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401. Cooke, Edward W.; Fifty Plates of Shipping and Craft, London 1829 drawn and etched by E. W. Cooke, part green morocco bound, tooled and gilt spine, marbled inside cover, 30 x 22.5cm £100-£200

402. Shepherd, Thomas H.; Views in London, 1827-1829 Metropolitan Improvements; or London in the nineteenth Century, being a series of views, of the new and most interesting objects, in the British Metropolis & its Vicinity, containing approx 158 engravings from Original Drawings by Mr. Thos. Shepherd and published by Jones & Co, 3, Acton Place, Kingland Road, London. Personal dedication to front, calf bound, tooled and gilt, marbled boards, 28.5 x 21.5cm £200-£300 400 detail 403. Finden’s Views of The Ports, Harbours & Watering Places of Great Britain, First Edition, 1842; 399. Smith, John Thomas; Antiquities of London and 2 Vols. its Environs, First Edition, Published by George Virtue, London, 1842 1791 dedicated to Sir James Winter Lake Bart. F.S.A Part green calf binding, six section spine, blind and gilt Published, According to an Act of Parliament, full calf embossed, blue marbled end papers (2) tooled and gilt binding £200-£300 Ex-Libris; L. T. Berger, bookplate 1863, 404. London and Its Environs, Twenty Miles Around; Ex-Libris; Library of the late John Corrie Esq. label and leather bound, Mighty London Illustrated, collection number to inside back cover Including besides its general history, Interior and exterior £200-£300 views of The Royal Palaces of England, The Houses of 400. Woodburn’s Ecclesiastical Topography; Parliament. The new Crystal Palace at Sydenham, The A Collection of One Hundred Views of Churches Great Exhibition of 1851 and all the most interesting in the Environs of London, London 1807, in 2 vols. public & private buildings, streets, parks and places of Published by Cadell & Davies, Strand; J. White, Fleet note &c. &c, in and around the Great Metropolis. Many Street; Mess. A Constable & Co, Edinburg, and the full page engravings of London, Reynolds folding map, Proprietor S. WOODBURN, 112, St. Martins Lane, 1860, part green calf leather binding, tooled gilt spine in London, Charring Cross, tooled and gilt full red morocco six sections, marbled front and back boards, marbled end binding (2), papers. Read & Compy, 10, Johnson’s Court, Fleet Street, Ex-Libris; L. C. Berger, bookplate inside front cover London. H. Mandevill, 42, Rue Vivienne, Paris. R. Mosley, £400-£600 NewYork, 28.5 x 23cm £150-£250

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405. Neale and Le Keux; Views of the Most Interesting Collegiate and Parochial Churches in Great Britian; including Screens, Fonts, Monuments, &c. &c. With Historical and Architectural Descripitions. John Preston Neale and John Le Keux. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London 1824. Vols. 1 & 2 bound together, dated 1824. Vol. 1 containing 54 engraved plates and Vol. 2 (page 107) 44 engraved plates. Half tan calf binding, marbled front and back boards, marbled end papers Ex-Libris: L. C. Berger, approx. 30 x 25cm £150-£250

406. Shepherd, Thomas H. and Elmes, Thomas; London in the Ninetenth Century, First Edition, 1827, 2 Vols. Metropolitan Improvements, or London in the Nineteenth Century, displayed in a series of engravings, of the new buildings, improvements, &c, by the most emminents artist, from original drawings, taken from the objects themselves expressly for this work, by Mr. Thos. H. Shepherd: With Historical, Topographical and Critical Illustrations, by James Elmes, M.R.I.A. Architect, Published by Jones & Co, 1827, calf bound, gilt tooled spines, marbled front and back covers Ex-Libris J. A. Savage, book plate (2), 27.5 x 22cm £200-£300

407. Knight, Charles; London, first edition, 1841-1844, 6 Vols. 406 detail Published by Charles Knight & Co, London 1841-1844 Two tone gilt embossed full calf binding, gilt foldins, six section raised spine, marbled end papers (6), Ex-Libris; L. C. Berger, 1862, bears bookplate inside front cover, 26 x 19cm £300-£500

408. Younghusband, Sir Francis; Kashmir, First Edition, 1911 Described by Sir Francis Younghusband, K.C.I.E, painted by Major E. Molyneux, D.S.O. Containing 70 coloured plates, published by Adam & Charles Black, London, 1911, Original red cloth cover decorated with mir boteh design, 23 x 18cm £100-£200

409. Kelly R. Talbot; Burma Painted & Described; First Edition, 1905 Published by Adam & Charles Black, London, 1905, containing 75 coloured plates, original red cloth boards, coloured and gilt embossed with peacocks, 23 x 18cm £100-£200

410. Macfarlane, Charles and Rev. Thomson, Thomas; History of England, 4 Vols. The comprehensive history of England; civil and Military, religious and social, from the earliest period to the suppression of the Sepoy Revolt, containing eleven hundred engravings by the Rev. Thomas Thomson, printed by Blackie & Son, Edinburgh, part red morocco binding, gilt tooled spine, marbled inside cover (4) £100-£200

411. Carroll, Lewis; Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, first 411 detail edition, 1867, seventh thousand Macmillan & Co, London 1867, containing forty two illustration by John Tenniel. Hand written notes to front stating that this copy of Alice in Wonderland belonged to Lord Brabourne and was purchased at the sale of his library. Green morocco binding, tooled and gilt title to spine, 19 x 13cm £400-£500

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414. Ventouillac, L. T.; Paris and Its Environs, Displayed in A Series of Picturesque Views, 1829 The drawings made under the direction of Mr. Pugin, The drawings made under the superintendence of Mr C. Heath, published by Robert Jennings, 2, Poultry, 1829, green gilt tooled, calf binding Ex-Libris; William Roots £200-£300

415. Charles Knight & Co; The Pictoral History of England, 1837, 4 Vols. Published by Charles Knight & Co London, part dark brown calf binding with gilt tooled gilt, embossed cloth cover, marbled inside cover (4), 26.5 x 19cm £100-£200

416. Adams, John; First edition, London 1790, Sketches of the History, Genus, Disposition, Accomplishments, Employments, Customs and Importance of The Fair Sex, In all Parts of the World, Interspersed with many Singular and Entertaining Annecdotes. London G. Kearsley, 1790. 412 Personal dedication dated 1809 to Elizabeth Hulbert, a gift from from her uncle. Brown calf binding, spine rebound in tan calf and with tooled and gilt title, approx. 8 x 12cm £300-£400 412. Tristram, W. Outram; Coaching Days 417. The British Compendium; 1719, The second edition, corrected and Coaching Ways, First Edition, 1888 Or, a Particular account of all the Present nobilty, Both Spiritual and With illustrations by Herbert Railton and Temporal, from his Majesty to the Commoner, by Anonymous. 1719, Hugh Thomson, Published by MacMillan & London, H. Meere for A Bettesworth.”To which is added an introduction Company, London, 1888. Bound in full calf, to the ancient and most noble Science of Heraldry”. Richly illustrated gilt tooling to spine, front and rear panels, gilt with 66 plates of heraldic devices, portraits of notable people and turnins and having the original cloth bound examples of robes. Original tooled leather binding, various owners at the rear, 29.5 x 22cm names and annotations to inside front and back covers including John £200-£300 Wynn 1720, approx. 113 x 78mm 413. Thornton, William: The New, £200-£300 Complete and Universal History, 418. Selma Lagersdorf, Sweden: Description and Survey of The Cities of A fine Arts & Crafts, needlework covered and leather bound London and Westminster, The Borough of presentation copy of ‘Legendenom Julrosorna’ or ‘The Legend of the Southwark And the Parts adjacent, 1785 Christmas Rose’, written by Selma Lagersdorf, the first female winner published by Alex Hogg 1785, containing of The Nobel Prize for Literature in 1909. The cover finely worked by folding maps, folding plans and black and hand in petit point tapestry depicting the Christmas Rose, the spine white engravings, half calf binding with calf bound and tooled with coloured forget me not’s. The back cover marbled boards, raised bands on spine and embroidered with monogram T.C.E. The inner covers blue silk lined. The tooled gilt title book entirely hand written and illuminated on parchment and signed £200-£300 A. Haywood within the book’s final floral motif, approx. 31 x 26.5cm £400-£600

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(a) If the Seller withdraws any Property from sale after their written agreement to sell “Expenses” are The Company’s expenses, fees and charges relating to the Property, it, The Company may charge the Seller 50% of the Seller’s Commission and Buyer’s including legal expenses, insurance charges, illustration fees, administration fees, customs Premium that The Company would have received had the Property sold at its mid estimate, duties, shipping and packing costs and any other expenses and VAT on these amounts plus all Expenses (the “Withdrawal Fee”). “Buyer’s Premium” is the commission The Company charges Buyers of Property (b) The Company may withdraw any Property from sale without liability for any of the “Hammer Price” is the highest bid for the Property accepted by the auctioneer following reasons:- if (i) it reasonably believes that the authenticity or attribution is questionable; (ii) it reasonably believes that the Seller’s Warranties or other Conditions of “Reserve Price” is the minimum Hammer Price at which the Property may be sold, as Business have been breached; (iii) there is a competing ownership claim or lien over the agreed between the Seller and The Company Property; (iv) the Property does not have all licences and permits required by law, including “Net Sale Proceeds” are the proceeds of sale actually received by The Company, less those required under the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species Seller’s Commission, Buyer’s Premium and Expenses. (CITES); (v) the condition of the Property has deteriorated since consignment; (vi) the auction has been postponed for any reason. “Property” means any item or items of any kind accepted by The Company with a view to its or their sale at auction (c) If the Property is withdrawn for any of reasons 3(b)(ii), or (iii) the Seller shall pay the Withdrawal Fee, as per Condition 3(a). If withdrawn for any other reason, the Property shall “Buyer” means the bidder (including a commission bidder) whom The Company has be returned to the Seller at the Seller’s expense. accepted by the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer “Deliberate Forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described 4. EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with (a) The Company shall not be liable for any errors or omissions in any written or oral the description. information provided to Sellers or for acts or omissions relating to the conduct of the auction or any other matter relating to the sale of Property, whether negligent or otherwise, The Seller’s Commission, Hammer Price, Buyer’s Premium and all Expenses are subject subject always to Condition 4(c). to VAT, where applicable (b) Without prejudice to Condition 4(a), any claim against The Company shall be limited to the Net Sale Proceeds for the relevant Property. The Company shall not in any 1. SELLER’S WARRANTIES circumstances be liable for any indirect or consequential losses (c) The Company’s liability to the Seller in respect of death or personal injury caused by (a) The Seller warrants to The Company and the Buyer that:- The Company’s negligent acts or omissions shall not be excluded or limited (i) the Seller is the owner of the Property or is properly authorised to sell it; (ii) the Seller shall transfer possession and good title in the Property to the Buyer, free from any third party claims; 5. LOSS OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY (iii) the Seller has provided all relevant information about the ownership, condition, (a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing, The Company will assume the risk of loss or authenticity, attribution, provenance and import/export history of the Property; damage to Property received from the Seller until:- (iv) there are no copyright or other restrictions on The Company’s rights to produce and (i) risk passes to the Buyer; or publish images of the Property. (ii) if unsold, 30 days after the sale or when released to the Seller (whichever is earlier); or (b) The Seller will indemnify The Company, its directors, employees, officers and Buyers (iii) 6 months after receipt of the Property by The Company, if not consigned for sale of the Property against all losses and damages resulting from a breach of any of these warranties or other Conditions of Business. The Company may cancel, rescind or postpone (b) If damage or loss occurs whilst the Property is at the risk of The Company, the sales of Property where it reasonably believes that there has been or may be a breach of maximum amount of The Company’s liability shall be: these warranties or any other Conditions of Business by the Seller (i) the Hammer Price of the Property, if sold; (ii) the Reserve Price of the Property or as otherwise stated on the Property Receipt, if unsold; or 2. SALE PREPARATION (iii) the mid estimate, if not offered for sale (or The Company’s reasonable estimate of (a) The Company shall have sole discretion as to how Property is described, illustrated and auction value where there are no pre-sale estimates); marketed, and the date, venue and conduct of the sale. less Seller’s Commission and Expenses (b) All oral or written estimates, appraisals and reports are statements of opinion only, and may not be relied upon as a prediction of the sale price and may be revised from time (c) The Company will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by:- (i) normal wear and to time by The Company. The Company is not responsible for error of description (made tear, gradual deterioration or inherent vice or defect; (ii) errors in processing; (iii) war or either orally or in any catalogue) or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot radioactive contamination (c) The Company may, without obligation, consult with third party experts and carry out such other research for the Property as it deems necessary. The Company may transfer 6. VAT possession of the Property to such third parties and shall not be responsible for the acts and omissions of such third parties If any Property is an asset of the Seller’s business, the Seller must notify The Company on delivery of the Property to The Company, whether or not he is registered for VAT purposes (d) The Company shall have the absolute right to produce and publish images of any and if so, his registered number and whether or not he intends to operate the VAT Used Property consigned for sale and will retain copyright in any such images it produces Goods Scheme covering amongst other goods, works of art and antiques (e) The Company will charge a Buyer’s Premium on the sale of the Property at The

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7. POST AUCTION SALES re-sale plus all relevant Expenses If any Property fails to sell at auction, The Company shall be entitled for a period of (c) If the Seller deposits the Property with The Company for more than 1 year and neither 35 days after the auction to sell the Property privately for no less than the Reserve collects or consigns it for sale, The Company shall be entitled to sell such Property at a Price (unless otherwise agreed with the Seller) and on the terms of these Conditions of future sale conducted by The Company or elsewhere, with estimates and reserves at The Business. Company’s discretion, after giving the Seller 60 days written notice sent to the Seller’s last known address

8. PAYMENT OF NET SALE PROCEEDS 10. RESCISSION OF SALES (a) Subject in all cases to prior receipt of cleared funds by The Company and subject to rescission of the sale under Condition 10, 35 days after the sale date or 5 working days The Company may rescind the sale where it reasonably believes that the Property is a after receipt of cleared funds from the Buyer (whichever is later), The Company shall send Deliberate Forgery, in which case The Company shall send the Seller a notice of such the Seller the Net Sale Proceeds in pounds sterling, less any other amounts owed by the rescission. The Seller agrees to return to The Company the Net Sale Proceeds received Seller to The Company. from the sale of such Property together with any additional Expenses incurred by The Company. The Company will return the Property to the Seller upon receipt of the Net (b) The Company shall not be obliged to check the ability of Buyers to pay for Property Sale Proceeds and Expenses, unless prevented from doing so for reasons beyond The and shall have absolute discretion whether to use any of the rights and remedies against Company’s control defaulting Buyers contained in the Conditions of Business for Buyers.

11. DATA PROTECTION 9. UNSOLD/ UNCOLLECTED PROPERTY (a) The Company will use information supplied by Sellers or otherwise obtained lawfully by (a) The Company will advise Sellers whether or not their Property has sold. Unsold Property The Company for the provision of auction related services, client administration, marketing may either:- and as otherwise required by law. (i) be reconsigned for sale; or (b) By agreeing to these Conditions of Business, the Seller agrees to the processing of (ii) be collected by the Seller, in which case a Reduced Commission of 50% of the Seller’s their personal information and to the disclosure of such information to third parties world- Commission may be payable calculated as if the Property sold for its Reserve Price (where wide for the purposes outlined in Condition 11(a). applicable), plus relevant Expenses. (b) If the Seller does not reconsign or collect the Property within 60 days of the auction as per Condition 8(a) (i) or (ii) above, The Company shall be released from any duty of 12. MISCELLANEOUS bailment and may in its sole discretion be entitled to:- (a) If any part of these Conditions of Business be held unenforceable, the remaining parts (i) transfer the Property to independent storage at the Seller’s expense; or shall remain in full force and effect (ii) re-offer the Property at auction for no less than 50% of the original Reserve Price b) These Conditions of Business shall be interpreted in accordance with English Law agreed with the Seller (where applicable), and subject to the Seller’s Commission on the under the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts, in favour of The Company.

CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS FOR BUYERS

1. INTRODUCTION 3. EXAMINATION OF LOTS (a) The contractual relationship of Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd and Sellers (a) THE COMPANYs knowledge of lots is partly dependent on information provided by with prospective Buyers is governed by: the Seller and THE COMPANY is unable to exercise exhaustive due diligence on each lot. (i) these Conditions of Business for Buyers; Each lot is available for examination before sale. Bidders are responsible for carrying out examinations and research before sale to satisfy themselves over the condition of lots and (ii) the Conditions of Business for Sellers displayed in the saleroom and available from accuracy of descriptions Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd; (b) All oral and/or written information provided to Bidders relating to lots, including (iii) any additional notices and terms printed in the sale catalogue, in each case as descriptions in the catalogue, condition reports or elsewhere are statements of THE amended by any saleroom notice or auctioneer’s announcement COMPANY’s opinion and not representations of fact. Each lot is sold by the Seller with any (b) As auctioneer, Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd acts as agent for the Seller. and all errors of description, faults and imperfections. All weights and measurements are Occasionally, Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd may own or have a financial approximate and should not be relied upon as fact. Estimates may not be relied on as a interest in a lot prediction of the selling price or value of the lot and may be revised from time to time at THE COMPANY’s absolute discretion

2. DEFINITIONS 4. EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY TO BUYERS “Bidder” is any person making, attempting or considering making a bid, including Buyers; (a) THE COMPANY shall refund the Purchase Price to the Buyer in circumstances where it “Buyer” is the person who makes the highest bid or offer accepted by the auctioneer, deems that the lot is a Counterfeit including a Buyer’s principal when bidding as agent; (b) Subject to Condition 4(a), neither THE COMPANY nor the Seller: (i) is liable for “Seller” is the person offering a lot for sale, including their agent, or executors; any errors or omissions in any oral or written information provided to Bidders by THE “THE COMPANY” means Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd, registered COMPANY, whether negligent or otherwise; (ii) gives any guarantee or warranty to Bidders office: Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley BR1 3RA. Company Registration and any implied warranties and conditions are excluded (save in so far as such obligations number: 08020183; cannot be excluded by English law), other than the express warranties given by the Seller “Buyer’s Expenses” are any costs or expenses due to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & to the Buyer (for which the Seller is solely responsible) under the Conditions of Business Valuers Ltd from the Buyer; for Sellers; (iii) accepts responsibility to Bidders for acts or omissions (whether negligent or otherwise) by THE COMPANY in connection with the conduct of auctions or for any matter “Buyer’s Premium” is the commission payable by the Buyer on the Hammer Price at the relating to the sale of any lot current rate of 20.6% (inc VAT); (c) Without prejudice to Condition 4(b), any claim against THE COMPANY and/ or the Seller “Hammer Price” is the highest bid for the Property accepted by the auctioneer at the by a Bidder is limited to the Purchase Price for the relevant lot. Neither THE COMPANY nor auction or the post auction sale price; the Seller shall be liable for any indirect or consequential losses “Purchase Price” is the Hammer Price plus applicable Buyer’s Premium and Buyer’s (d) Nothing in Condition 4 shall exclude or limit the liability of THE COMPANY or the Seller Expenses; for death or personal injury caused by the negligent acts or omissions of THE COMPANY “Reserve Price” (where applicable) is the minimum Hammer Price at which the Seller has or the Seller agreed to sell a lot The Buyer’s Premium, Buyer’s Expenses and Hammer Price are subject to VAT, where applicable continued over page

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5. BIDDING AT AUCTION re-sale; (a) THE COMPANY has absolute discretion to refuse admission to the auction. Before sale, (g) Exercise a lien over any Buyer’s Property in THE COMPANY’s possession, applying the Bidders must complete a Registration Form and supply such information and references sale proceeds to any amounts owed by the Buyer to THE COMPANY. THE COMPANY shall as THE COMPANY requires. Bidders are personally liable for their bid and are jointly and give the Buyer 14 days written notice before exercising such lien; severally liable with their principal, if bidding as agent (in which case THE COMPANY’s (h) commence legal proceedings to recover the Purchase Price for the lot, plus interest prior and express consent must be obtained) and legal costs; (b) THE COMPANY advises Bidders to attend the auction, but THE COMPANY will (i) disclose the Buyer’s details to the Seller to enable the Seller to commence legal endeavour to execute absentee written bids provided that they are, in THE COMPANY’s proceedings opinion, received in sufficient time and in legible form (c) When available, written and telephone bidding is offered as a free service at the Bidder’s risk and subject to THE COMPANY’s other commitments; THE COMPANY is therefore not liable for failure to execute such bids. Telephone bidding may be recorded 10. FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (a) If the Buyer pays the Purchase Price but does not collect the lot within 10 working days of the auction, the lot will be stored at the Buyer’s expense and risk at THE COMPANY’s premises or in independent storage 6. IMPORT, EXPORT AND COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS (b) If a lot is paid for but uncollected within 1 month of the auction, following 60 days THE COMPANY and the Seller make no representations or warranties as to whether any lot written notice to the Buyer, THE COMPANY will re-sell the lot by auction or privately, with is subject to import, export or copyright restrictions. It is the Buyer’s sole responsibility to estimates and reserves at THE COMPANY’s discretion. The sale proceeds, less all THE obtain any copyright clearance or any necessary import, export or other licence required COMPANY’s costs, will be forfeited unless collected by the Buyer within 2 years of the by law, including licenses required by law under the International Trade in Endangered original auction Species (CITES)

11. DATA PROTECTION 7. CONDUCT OF THE AUCTION (a) THE COMPANY will use information supplied by Bidders or otherwise obtained lawfully (a) The auctioneer has discretion to refuse bids, withdraw or re-offer lots for sale (including by THE COMPANY for the provision of auction related services, client administration, after the fall of the hammer) if (s)he believes that there may be an error or dispute, and marketing and as otherwise required by law may also take such other action as (s)he reasonably deems necessary.(b) The auctioneer will commence and advance the bidding in such increments as (s)he considers appropriate (b) By agreeing to these Conditions of Business, the Bidder agrees to the processing of and is entitled to place bids on the Seller’s behalf up to the Reserve Price for the lot, their personal information and to the disclosure of such information to third parties world- where applicable wide for the purposes outlined in Condition 11(a) and to Sellers as per Condition 9(i) (c) Subject to Condition 7(a), the contract between the Buyer and the Seller is concluded on the striking of the auctioneer’s hammer (d) Any post-auction sale of lots shall incorporate these Conditions of Business 12. MISCELLANEOUS (a) All images of lots, catalogue descriptions and all other materials produced by THE COMPANY are the copyright of THE COMPANY 8. PAYMENT AND COLLECTION (b) These Conditions of Business are not assignable by any Buyer without THE COMPANY’s prior written consent, but are binding on Bidders’ successors, assigns and representatives (a) Unless otherwise agreed in advance, payment of the Purchase Price is due in pounds sterling immediately after the auction (the “Payment Date”) (c) The materials listed in Condition 1(a) set out the entire agreement between the parties (b) Title in a lot will not pass to the Buyer until THE COMPANY has received the Purchase (d) If any part of these Conditions of Business be held unenforceable, the remaining parts Price in cleared funds. THE COMPANY will generally not release a lot to a Buyer before shall remain in full force and effect payment. Earlier release shall not affect passing of title or the Buyer’s obligation to pay the (e) These Conditions of Business shall be interpreted in accordance with English Law, Purchase Price, as above under the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts, in favour of THE COMPANY. (c) The refusal of any licence or permit required by law, as outlined in Condition 6, shall not affect the Buyer’s obligation to pay for the lot, as per Condition 8(a) (d) The Buyer must arrange collection of lots immediately after the sale on the day of the 13. ARTISTS’ RESALE RIGHTS auction, or until 12noon on the day after the auction; failing this, only on prior agreement, From 14th February 2006 all UK art market professionals (which includes, but is not a mutually convenient day agreed by The Company and the Buyer. Purchased lots are limited to; auctioneers, dealers, galleries, agents and other intermediaries) are required at the Buyer’s risk from the earlier of (i) collection or release to a nominated carrier (ii) to collect a royalty payment for all works of art that have been produced by living artists. 5 working days after the auction. Until risk passes, THE COMPANY will compensate the This payment is only calculated on qualifying works of art which are sold for a hammer Buyer for any loss or damage to the lot up to a maximum of the Purchase Price actually price more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 1,000 – the UK sterling equivalent will paid by the Buyer. THE COMPANY’s assumption of risk is subject to the exclusions detailed fluctuate in line with prevailing exchange rates, for an estimate of the current UK sterling in Condition 5(d) of the Conditions of Business for Sellers. equivalent, please refer to the front of this catalogue. (e) All packing and handling of lots is at the Buyer’s risk. THE COMPANY will not be liable It is entirely the responsibility of the buyer to acquaint himself with the actual EURO to UK for any acts or omissions of third party packers or shippers Sterling exchange rate on the day of the sale in this regard. The actual qualifying threshold will be calculated by the Artist’s Resale Right Service Hub based on the European Central Bank reference rate published at 2.15pm on the day of the sale, and can be found on www.dacs.org.uk. 9. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT All items in this catalogue that are marked with ‡ are potentially qualifying items, and the Without prejudice to any rights that the Seller may have, if the Buyer without prior royalty charge will be applied if the hammer price achieved is more than the UK sterling agreement fails to make payment for the lot within 5 working days of the auction, THE equivalent of EURO 1,000. The royalty charge will be added to all relevant invoices, and COMPANY may in its sole discretion exercise 1 or more of the following remedies:- must be paid before items can be cleared. All royalty charges are paid to the Design and (a) store the lot at its premises or elsewhere at the Buyer’s sole risk and expense; Artists Copyright Society (‘DACS’), no handling costs or additional fees with respect to these charges will be retained by the auctioneer. (b) cancel the sale of the lot; The royalty charge that will be applied to qualifying items which achieve a hammer price (c) set off any amounts owed to the Buyer by THE COMPANY against any amounts owed to of more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 1,000, but less than the UK sterling THE COMPANY by the Buyer for the lot; equivalent of EURO 50,000 is 4% payable by the buyer. For qualifying items that sell for (d) reject future bids from the Buyer; more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 50,000 a sliding scale of royalty charges (e) charge interest at 4% per annum above NatWest Bank Base Rate from the Payment will apply – for a complete list of the royalty charges and threshold levels, please see Date to the date that the Purchase Price is received in cleared funds; www.dacs.org.uk. There is no VAT payable on this royalty charge. (f) re-sell the lot by auction or privately, with estimates and reserves at THE COMPANY’s For all questions relating the regulations regarding Droit de Suite royalty charges, please discretion, in which case the Buyer will be liable for any shortfall between the original see www.dacs.org.uk, telephone +44 (0) 845 410 3410, or email [email protected]. Purchase Price and the amount achieved on re-sale, including all costs incurred in such

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CATHERINE SOUTHON

auctioneers &auctioneers valuers ltd

ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES - september 2017

Ripley Arts Centre, 24 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley BR1 2PX Tel: 0208 313 3655 07596 332 978 www.catherinesouthon.co.uk