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1. An Art Deco 1930s ‘Playball’ amusement pinball 4. A 19th century Anglo-Indian carved hardwood coin repeat machine rectangular occasional table with penny slot, contained within an oak case, key to door the top and twin graduated side tiers with scrolling foliate but not drawer, 69 x 52cm borders, having pierced panelled ogee sides and an £400-£600 undertier, width 75cm, depth 35.5cm, height 72cm £150-£250
2. A pair of Arts and Crafts oval hammered copper wall mirrors repoussé decorated with Art Nouveau whiplash design and stylised flowerheads, height 46cm £80-£120
3. A late Victorian silver plated wall mirror the rectangular plate within a silver plated ribbon and reed 5. An early 20th century Indian brass dished tray on surround, 51 x 69cm folding base £100-£200 probably Jaipur, the shaped brass tray with central scalloped well within a strapwork embossed border, on foliate carved folding stand with panels pierced and carved with berried leaves, height 53.5cm, diameter 60.5cm £80-£120
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9. A pair of late Victorian patinated spelter photograph frames of pierced rococo design cast with a reclining maiden and a putto, having strut supports, numbered 1007. A and 1007. P (2), height 34cm £40-£60
6. Ernest Rancoulet (1879-1915), a pair of late 19th century French patinated bronze figures of ‘Diana the Huntress’ and ‘Young Triton’ signed Rancoulet on domed sienna marble bases (2), height 22cm £100-£200
10. A pair of early 20th century Austrian cold painted bronze and green onyx circular ashtrays mounted with a cock and hen pheasant (2), diameter 12cm £80-£120
7. After Isidore Bonheur (1827- 1901), Racehorse with mounted jockey, bronze with brown and black patination, approx. 84cm high, 104cm wide £400-£600 11. An Arts & Crafts enamel on copper portrait roundel in a circular silver frame 8. A pair of late 19th century patinated spelter figural the roundel depicting a profile portrait of a maiden with candlesticks flowing auburn hair, the plain frame, Birmingham, 1911 cast as soldiers in period dress, having drip pans and by H. V. Pithey & Co, having easel strut support, enamel weighted socle bases (2), height 36cm diameter 6.9cm, height 10cm £60-£80 £100-£200
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12. A Victorian burr walnut sewing box, a 19th century mahogany writing slope and two other boxes first having brass shield shaped mount and escutcheon, the fitted interior red silk lined having lift out tray, together a plain mahogany writing slope, a walnut brass inlaid box and a fall front oak stationary box (4), first width 28cm £60-£80
13. A late 19th century French Napoleon III animalier 17. An Edwardian silver mounted tortoiseshell tea gilt bronze jewellery casket caddy of oval from, the hinged lid cast naturalistically with a marked for Birmingham, 1909 by Henry Bourne, modelled wading bird signed J. Moigniez, the sides cast in relief in the form of a knife box, the hinged lid with loop handle, with hunting dogs, mounted with ribbon tied garlands, interior cover fitted with cover with ball finial, bright cut interior velvet lined, length 14.5cm silver mounts with a shield shaped escutcheon, height £70-£80 10cm, width 9cm, depth 9cm £250-£350 14. A Victorian Tunbridgeware rosewood pocket watch stand having micromosaic border and watch chain holder, height 6.5cm, width 9.2cm £60-£80
15. Two tribal spears or javelins with metal tips, the shafts with scorched decoration (2), length approx. 196cm £100-£200
16. A George III copper and brass tea urn of vase form, having lion mask ring handles, reeded borders, brass tap and domed cover with urn finial, 18. A late 19th century Continental ivory and on a square stepped tortoiseshell bound photo album base and turned with applied tortoiseshell mounts decorated with piqué feet, retaining original work, with velvet spine, length 15cm, width 11cm warmer, height 37cm £100-£150 £40-£60
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19. An Art Nouveau tortoiseshell and silver easel back 21. A contemporary wooden picture of three photo frame butterflies on a branch the tortoiseshell frame with applied embossed silver indistinctly signed in pencil, mounted framed, within decorations of florals, and lute playing figures on bugs, mount 46 x 39.5cm, overall 60.8 x 52.8cm with makers initials HBA, height 23cm, width 19cm £60-£80 £60-£100
22. An early 20th century display of South American butterfly specimens laid on cotton wadding and in a glazed wooden display case, 35.5 x 25.5cm £60-£80
23. A white silk piano shawl embellished with floral embroidery and macramé knotted fringe edging, approx. 158cm x 153cm excluding fringe. Fringe measures approx at each side: 43cm 20. A Victorian tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl £100-£150 veneered tea caddy with caddy top and shaped front and sides with alternating tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl, with two compartments, metal loop handle to lid and key, raised on bun feet, width of box 19.5cm £100-£150
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24. A small collection of textiles 28. A 20th century French repeating brass alarm to include a black silk piano shawl highly embroidered with floral carriage clock motifs and with a macramé fringe circa 1920s, an Indian pale having white enamel dial with Roman numerals, yellow silk panel highly embroidered with silver metallic threads minute markers, outer Arabic numerals and and peacock motifs, on a cotton backing and two further Indian subsidiary alarm dial, 11 jewel movement with pieces of textiles to include a chiffon panel embroidered with platform lever escapement with passing half hour gold metallic and silk threads (4), piano shawl excluding fringe strike on a coiled gong, five pane bevelled glass approx: 107cm x 112cm Fringe each side approx: 40cm, Indian case, winding key present, height 13.5cm silk panel: 90cm x 52cm, chiffon panel approx. 82cm x 82cm, £100-£200 silk panel approx: 49.5cm x 74.5cm £60-£80 29. Fortunino Matania RI (Italian, 1881-1963) A group of four studies ‘Standing female nude’, 25. An early 20th century French gilt brass four pane pencil and wash, signed, ‘Standing female in carriage clock Grecian tunic holding a water jar’, signed and the white enamel dial with Roman numerals and dated Jan 1953 together with two portraits possibly subsidiary alarm dial, indistinctly signed Paris retailed by of the artists wife, framed or mounted (4), largest S. Leighton & Sons Lancaster, in an associated case, height 37.5 x 24.2cm 12cm £60-£80 £60-£80 30. ‡ Sydney Robert Jones (British, 1881-1966) 26. A late 19th century French large ormolu carriage ‘St Giles Cripplegate’, pencil, signed, mounted, timepiece 35.5 x 25.4cm, overall 51.5 x 40cm having white enamel dial with Roman numerals and minute £100-£150 track, the 8 day movement with platform lever escapement, back plate numbered 6654, five pane bevelled glass case, 31. John White Abbott (British, 1763-1851) winding key present, height 15cm ‘Study of a horse’s head, pencil, unsigned, £100-£200 mounted, Provenance, The Artist’s family and by descent, together with Richard Henry Nibbs 27. A late 19th century French gilt brass carriage timepiece (1816-1893), ‘View of the stern of tall ship’, pen retailed by J.W. Benson and ink, unsigned, mounted framed (2), First having cream enamel dial with Arabic numerals and minute within mount 8.6 x 10cm, second within mount markers, signed To the Queen J. W. Benson Ltd London & Paris 10.2 x 6.7cm Non Magnetic, 8 day movement with platform lever escapement, £80-£120 five pane bevelled glass case with fluted pilasters, winding key present, height 12cm £80-£120
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32. In the manner of Alfred Egerton Cooper (British, 1883-1974) ‘Portrait of Winston Churchill, seated with a cigar and newspaper’, pencil, unsigned, framed, within mount 34.8 x 29.2cm, overall 66 x 60.5cm 35. ‡ Attributed to William Dennis Dring (1904-1990) £100-£150 ‘Lady fisherman’, charcoal drawing of a figure standing, pencil portrait to bottom left, framed and mounted, 21 x 31cm £80-£120
33. ‡ Bernard Hailstone (British, 1910-1987) ‘Portrait of Mary Soames’, pastel, unsigned, mounted framed, approx. 30 x 40cm Provenance: The artist’s studio, Hadlow Castle £60-£80
34. ‡ William Dennis Dring (1904-1990) ‘Portrait of a woman’, head and shoulders pencil portrait 36. ‡ Attributed to William Dennis Dring (1904-1990) signed and dated 1928?, together with two others ‘Portrait of a woman’, a charcoal portrait of a woman attributed to Dring including a pastel of a young girl, and gazing downwards, mounted and framed, 21 x 14cm a portrait of a gentleman, all framed and mounted (3), the £80-£120 former 12.5 x 10cm £80-£120
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37. ‡ William Dennis Dring (1904-1990) ‘Two nude portraits’ and another attributed to Dring, the first pencil and pen signed by William Dring depicting a female nude leaning, the second pencil drawing depicting three nudes, and another of a nude (3), the former 35 x 22cm £100-£200
40. Fortunino Matania RI (Italian, 1881-1963) ‘Beryl at her easel’, oil on canvas, signed lower left and (1 of 5) dated, with hand written dedication from Fortunino to reverse, framed, 43cm x 27cm 38. ‡ William Dennis Dring (1904-1990) £200-£300 ‘Five sketches of figures’, the first a pastel and pencil sketch of a young bending over to lace her shoe and two other pastel sketches, a pen and wash and a pencil sketch, another of a figure standing signed and dated William Dring 1926 (5), the first 28 x 38cm £80-£120
41. Fortunino Matania RI (Italian, 1881-1963) 39. Fortunino Matania RI (Italian, 1881-1963) ‘Ber yl’, oil on board in the round, unsigned, framed, board ‘Portrait of Blossom’, oil on board, signed lower left, diameter 40.5cm, overall diameter 55.5cm framed, with studio address and title to the reverse in ink, £100-£150 23 x 35cm £100-£150
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42. Early 19th century Flemish School ‘Cockerel and hens in a landscape’ a pair, oil on panel, gilt gesso frame (2), panel 28 x 34.4cm, overall 42 x 48cm £200-£300
43. ‡ Edwin St John (British, 1868-1961) ‘Cairo’ and ‘A Mosque, Cairo’, watercolour, signed bottom right, titled and dated 1910 to mount, framed (2), overall 43 x 63.5cm £80-£120
44. William Aiken Walker (American, 1828-1921) ‘A cabin scene with children’, signed W.A.Walker lower left, oil on board, framed, 23.4 x 30cm approximately Acquired by the current owner's father. £3,000-£5,000
45. ‡ James Noble (British, 1919-1989) ‘Study of two pink roses’, oil on board, signed, Stacey-Marks paper label verso dated 1970, framed, board 25.5 x 20.5cm, overall 39.3 x 34.1cm £80-£120
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49. ‡ James Noble (British, 1919-1989) ‘Chianti with cheese and apple’, oil on canvas, signed, Stacey-Marks paper label verso dated 1979, framed, canvas 41 x 51cm, overall 55 x 65cm £200-£300
46. ‡ James Noble (British, 1919-1989) ‘Red and yellow roses’, oil on canvas, signed, Stacey-Marks paper label verso dated 1969, framed, canvas 25.5 x 20.5cm, overall 39.3 x 34.1cm £100-£150
47. ‡ James Noble (British, 1919-1989) ‘Freshly picked’ and ‘Scent and colour’, oil on canvas, signed, Stacey-Marks paper label verso dated 1963, framed (2), each canvas 25.7 x 18cm, overall 32 x 25cm £100-£150 50. Rudolf Helmut Sauter (German, 1895-1977) ‘Portrait of Viola Sauter reading, wife of the artist’, oil on 48. ‡ James Noble (British, 1919-1989) canvas, signed and dated lower right R.H.Sauter 1925, ‘Fragrance of summer’, oil on canvas, signed, framed, 60 x 50cm, with frame 79 x 69cm Stacey-Marks paper label verso dated 1961, framed, canvas 30.5 x 35.5cm, overall 39.5 x 44.7cm An exhibitor at the RA, Many of Seuter’s paintings were £100-£150 destroyed by a fire in the 1980s at the National Portrait Gallery. £600-£800
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51. ‡ Cecil D’Oyly John (British, 1906-1993) ‘St.Tropez, French Riviera, South of France’, oil on canvas, signed lower right, framed, titled verso with applied label, canvas: 34.5cm x 70cm, overall measurements: 44cm x 79cm D’oyly John was wounded and temporarily blinded during World War II, during his period of convalescence he took 54. ‡ Philip Needell (British, 1886-1974) up painting and proved to be a natural artist. A number ‘Cadgwith, Cornwall’, oil on canvas, signed lower left, of his paintings have been acquired by H.M the Queen's 32 x 40cm Royal collection and seen in galleries and other notable £200-£300 collections around the world. £400-£600
52. ‡ Christopher Daynes (British b.1946) ‘Banks of the Rother’, oil on board, signed lower left, framed, 29 x 38cm £100-£200
53. ‡ Thomas Bromley Blacklock (British, 1863-1903) 55. Henryk Gotlib (Polish, 1890-1966) ‘Hyacinths and Sloe’, oil on board, signed lower right, ‘White Ox with farm worker’, oil on canvas, signed lower framed, 30 x 35cm left, 44 x 34cm £350-£550 £500-£700
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56. Nael Hanna (Scottish/Iraqi, b.1959) ‘Fishing boats Ballachulish’, Oil on canvas, 2004, signed 60. ‡ Padraig Macmiadhachain R.W.A (Irish, b.1929) lower left, 28.5 x 38.5cm ‘Pale Atlantic Landscape’, oil on canvas, signed lower left, £300-£400 framed, 24 x 29cm £300-£500 57. ‡ George Hardy (British, 1822-1909) ‘Interior scene’, oil on panel signed lower left 1839, framed, 11 x 17cm £200-£300
61. ‡ David Mcleod Martin RSW RGI (Scottish, b.1922) 58. ‡ Kirsty Wither (Scottish, b.1968) ‘Study of yellow roses in a vase’, oil board, signed bottom ‘Heading East’, oil on canvas, signed lower left, framed right, framed, board 43.3 x 41cm, overall 52.2 x 50cm and mounted, 43 x 59cm without frame £300-£500 £400-£600
59. ‡ Padraig Macmiadhachain R.W.A (Irish, b.1929) ‘Misty Morning in the harbour’, oil on canvas, signed in pencil lower right, framed, 19 x 24cm £200-£300
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65. Bruce Yardley (British, b.1962) ‘Midi, Maxi, Glyndebourne’, oil on canvas, 24 x 29cm £200-£300
66. ‡ John Horsewell (British, b.1956) ‘Deserted beach’, oil on canvas, signed bottom right, framed, canvas 61 x 91.5cm, overall 76.5 x 107cm 62. ‡ Lin Pattullo (British, b.1949) £150-£250 ‘Crail’, oil on canvas, signed lower left, framed, 21.5 x 21.5cm £200-£300 67. ‡ Arthur Rigden Read (British, 1879-1955) ‘The Christmas goose’, a woodblock print, signed 63. ‡ William Selby (British, b.1933) and titled in pencil, mounted, framed, within mount ‘Holiday Cottage II’, oil on canvas, signed by the artist lower 22 x 17.5cm right, framed and mounted, 28 x 38cm £80-£120 £200-£300
64. ‡ William Watt Milne (Scottish, 1865-1949) ‘River landscape with trees’, oil on canvas, signed bottom right, 68. ‡ Eric Gill (British, 1882-1940) framed, canvas 47 x 57cm, overall 66 x 76cm ‘Crucifix’, Cleverdon edition, 1929, wood engraving, £400-£600 mounted, framed, within mount 15 x 12cm, overall 23.3 x 20cm £80-£120
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69. Herbert Dicksee (British, 1862-1942) 72. Eric Hesketh Hubbard (British, 1892-1957) ‘Marauders’, ‘The Challenge’ and ‘Lion drinking’, dry ‘Hay Cutters’, signed in pencil lower right, woodcut, point etchings, framed (3), impression size 17.5 x 24.6cm, mounted and framed, 23 x 27cm overall 29 x 39.4cm £80-£120 £100-£200
70. ‡ Chloe Cheese (British, b.1952) 73. ‡ William Giles (British, 1872-1939) ‘My House’, lithograph, limited edition numbered 166/195, ‘Midsummer Night’, wood cut, published November 1st titled and signed in pencil, mounted framed, within mount 1919 by Bromhead Cutts & Co Ltd, zinc relief metalcut, 55.5 x 40cm, overall 75 x 59cm signed in pencil W Giles, blindstamp bottom left, mounted, £80-£120 framed, within mount 37 x 26.5cm, overall 51 x 37cm £100-£200 71. ‡ Bernard Dunstan (British, 1920-2017) ‘Nude studies’, two limited edition colour lithographs, 74. ‡ John Piper (British, 1903-1992) numbered 188/195 and 108/195, both singed in pencil, ‘Blenheim Palace’, lithograph, 39/100 signed in pencil mounted, framed (2), within mount 39.5 x 38.5cm, overall lower right, mounted and framed, 51 x 90cm, in frame 65.5 x 64cm 75 x 113cm £80-£120 £1,500-£2,500
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75. A small collection of 20th century Meissen and Samson porcelain figures comprising a flower seller from the Cris De Paris series, incised 60249 and impressed 739D, a Meissen ballad seller from the Cries of London series, impressed 142C and incised 73224, a Meisen group of a dancing lady and gentleman, impressed 139E and incised 73216, all three with underglaze blue cross swords marks, together with two pairs of small Samson ‘Chelsea’ figures of fruit and flowers sellers, each marked with a pseudo Chelsea gold anchor mark, and another (8), height 14cm £100-£150
78. A large contemporary Moorcroft Meknes pattern vase designed by Beverley Wilkes the baluster shaped vase with tube lined decoration, with signature to base and dated 29:10:01, height approx 43cm £200-£300 76. A set of four 19th century Meissen style allegorical porcelain figures of the seasons modelled as Winter standing by a brazier, Spring, bearing flowers in her apron, Summer with a sheaf of corn and Autumn with a basket of grapes, on shaped moulded bases, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, two impressed A.B (4), height 18.5cm £200-£300
77. A first edition Royal Worcester figure, ‘Goosie Goosie Gander’, modelled by Freda Doughty and two Worcester blush ivory vases the figure model 3304, printed puce mark, c.1940, the first vase Grainger’s Worcester, of ovoid form with flying scroll 79. Ray Finch for Winchcombe Pottery (1914-2012) handles, painted with a garland of flowers and pair of blue the brown glazed earthenware bowl, slip decorated with a tits, the second Locke & Co Worcester vase painted with a cream snake, impressed marks, diameter 21cm bullfinch, both with printed marks (3), first height 14cm £60-£80 £100-£150 80. A Batty’s Indian Chutney pottery jar and a late 18th century Whieldon plate the former with transfer printed decoration to front and reverse, together with a Whieldon pottery plate with mottled green pattern decorated with green (a.f) (2), height 12.5cm £60-£80
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83. An early 20th Century Dresden matched porcelain tete a tete cabaret tea service decorated with alternate panels of Watteauesque courting couples and floral sprays on an duck egg ground within gilt borders, underglaze blue Augustus rex mark, comprising teapot and cover, milk jug and cover, sucrier and cover and rectangular tray together with two matched tea cups and saucers decorated on a pink ground (6), width of tray 35cm £100-£200 81. Four late 18th century A.M. Leboeuf Paris rue Thiroux Porcleiane de la Reine Paris porcelain coffee 84. A small selection of 19th century and later cans and saucers ceramics decorated in the Imari palette to include painted with red and gilt leaf borders, and bearing intials Royal Crown Derby M, A and D, each piece marked in red with a crowned A, comprising a Royal Crown Derby oval dessert dish and one cup and saucer signed Balwdin (8) a triple leaf serving dish, both pattern 2451, printed £60-£80 marks, an early Victorian Mason’s Patent ironstone china dinner plate and two matching side plates and an early 19th century teapot stand (6), first length 25.8cm £60-£80
82. An early 20th century continental Dresden style porcelain cabaret coffee service decorated with alternate panels of courting couples in a landscape and floral sprays against a yellow ground within 85. A late 19th century Royal Crown Derby porcelain gilt borders, overglaze blue painted initials L R, comprising ‘Imari’ part dessert service a coffee pot and cover, twin handled sucrier and cover, decorated in blue, red, green and gilt, pattern no 1126, milk jug, four coffee cups and saucers and a twin handled with moulded gadroon borders and red factory marks, tray (12), height of coffee pot 25cm, tray diameter 42.5cm comprising a pair of lozenge shaped dishes and five plates £100-£150 (7), diameter of plates 22.5cm £150-£250
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86. A collection of twelve 19th century Prattware pot lids to include ‘The Sportsman’, ‘The Village, Teniers Pinx’, ‘Belle Vue Pegwell Bay’, ‘Holborn Viaduct’, other subjects to include seashells, ice skating, etc, framed (12), largest overall diameter 19cm £80-£120
87. A large collection of 19th century Prattware and other pot lids to include ‘Dr. Johnson’, ‘On Guard’ x 2, ‘Uncle Toby’, ‘That No Jealous Rival Shall Laugh Me To Scorn’, ‘A Pair’, ‘War’, ‘The Residence of Anne Hathaway, Shakspeares Wife Shottery nr Stratford On Avon’, ‘The Village Wedding Teniers Pinx’, ‘Lend A Bite’, “The Enthusiast’, ‘Wimbledon July 2nd 1860’, ‘Shakspeares House Henley St Stratford on Avon’, ‘The Chin Chew River’, ‘Royal Harbour Ramsgate’, ‘Landing The Fare, Pegwell Bay’, together with sixteen other 88 assorted Prattware and toothpaste pot lids etc. (qty), various £80-£120
88. An Italian polychrome decorated majolica plaque possibly 18th century, painted with a biblical scene, framed, 26 x 34.4cm, overall 32 x 40cm £100-£200
89. A Royal Worcester oval plaque featuring Worcester Cathedral by R. Rushton signed lower right, in a gilt oval frame, with puce mark to reverse, total diameter 38cm £400-£600
90. A large 19th century continental KPM Berlin type porcelain plaque finely painted with a reclining semi-nude maiden on a fur covered bed, behind her a putto bearing 89 a smouldering torch peering round a curtain, signed Meindel, impressed 324 otherwise unmarked, framed, plaque 22 x 14.7cm £200-£300
A buyer’s premium of 24% inclusive of VAT @ 20% will be applied to each lot. 18 Lots marked ‡ will be subject to an additional fee - please see page 80. 91. A rare Sèvres Art Deco porcelain ‘Athlétisme’ vase decorated with designs by Gaston Goor (1902-1977) c.1936 the shape, ‘‘Fontaine No. 2” of cylindrical form with flared choked neck and raised on a circular foot, decorated with the Olympic rings and athletes against a blushed ground, gilt borders, printed marks Sèvres Manufacture Nationale France, P.G. d’ap. Goor 67-35, incised 4326 PN, height 27.2cm Provenance: This vase was originally produced as part of a series, ‘Sports d’hiver’, ‘Athlétisme’ and ‘Natation’ by Sèvres and it is believed that only six ‘Athlétisme’ vases were sold. Presented to local running group Blackheath Harriers (now Blackheath and Bromley Harriers) in February 1937 by French Athletic Club ‘Club Olympic d’Auberville’. The French team came to England to run and be entertained by the local running club. Their visit was recorded in the club’s documentation which reads ‘Who has ever heard before of a team coming to this country from abroad for a training spin with members from an English club!’. During the visit gifts were exchanged, Blackheath gave them a silk pennant in the clubs colours and d’Auberville gave a vase. The vase was presented as a trophy for future competitions in the club. The vase has recently been re-discovered by the club and will be sold to raise money for the running club’s new premises. £6,000-£8,000
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92. A Welsh Ewenny pottery glazed earthenware figure of a parrot incised in Welsh ‘Polly Fach Bert’ (Little Pretty Polly), and ‘Jones Bridgend’, height 23cm £100-£200
93. A late 19th century Conta and Boehme novelty porcelain tobacco jar and cover modelled as a bespectacled old man wearing a dressing gown and reading The Times newspaper, incised 2557, height 25cm £40-£60
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96. A collection of Royal Dux stylised animals each painted in blue and various features to a white glazed background most with gold applied stickers including a dog, rabbit, monkey, elephant and a bear cub (14), dog measures approx: 11.2cm, cockerel measures: 8.2cm £100-£200
94. A pair of mid 18th century English polychrome Delft plates London, probably Lambeth or Southwark c.1740, painted in red, yellow, blue and green and decorated to centre with a basket of flowers, within an alternating border of panels of diapers and flowers (2), diameter 22.2cm £80-£120
95. A late 19th century Wileman & Co Foley vase and a wall plate designed by Frederick Rhead 97. A Chinese famille rose porcelain panel the vase of twin handled double gourd form no 3084, decorated in the Qianlong manner decorated with a frieze of white geese and foliate bands, well painted in coloured enamels and gilt with a printed marks, RdNo 330400, the wall plate no 3067 decorated procession entering through the archway of city with sunflowers, printed marks, RdNo 330399 (2), first height walls, with attendants and courtiers, a/f, carved 30.5cm, second diameter 31.5cm giltwood frame, 47.8 x 36.5cm £150-£250 £200-£300
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100. Two late 19th Century Japanese Imari chargers one painted with various garden scenes to each quarter section with a blue under-glazed decorative section to the centre with Japanese marks to base and another example with Imari colourway decorated with lotus and chrysanthemums, width 47cm, width: 39cm £100-£200 98
98. A Japanese blue and white Arita porcelain umbrella stand c.1900 of cylinder form, decorated in underglaze blue and green with carp and flowering branches within stylised borders, height 60cm £80-£120
101. A large Chinese famille rose twin-handled ceramic vase of baluster form, painted with Chinese figures 99. A pair of late 19th century Japanese Imari chargers and two carrying out various activities, with scripts others of Chinese characters in various motifs the pair painted to the centre with vases of flowers, with fluted rims, including a peach to a white background, together with another in the Imari palette with similar decoration and a painted with scrolling lizards and dogs of Fo plainer example (4), first diameter 33.1cm handles, height approx: 62cm £40-£60 £100-£150
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102. A Chinese polished and carved banded agate brush washer in the form of a curled lotus leaf with blossom, carved with a snail and molluscs on the rim, length 12cm £100-£150 105. A contemporary Osiris Studios glass vase by Iestyn Davies of compressed sleeve form, cased in mottled lilac with aventurine highlights over deep amethyst, acid cut decorated with, a geisha standing in a window, signed Iestyn Davies and dated 1987, height 30cm £100-£200
103. A Chinese spinach green jade bowl of mottled colour having everted rim, on a circular foot, diameter 12.5cm £200-£300
106. A George III cut glass pot and cover, a pair of early 19th century spirit decanters and a Victorian decanter the circular pot with fluted sides and a band of diamonds, the cover spiral fluted with knop handle, the spirit decanters with canted corners, and mitre cut decoration, stoppers absent, the decanter and stopper possibly continental, facet cut with flat mushroom stopper (4), diameter of pot 12.5cm £60-£80
104. A Lalique frosted crystal glass sculpture of a 107. An early 20th century French Vergo silvered glass polar bear witches ball 1980s, signed on the base of the paw Lalique France, the metal mount stamped V G 1721, diameter approx. length approximately 18cm 15.5cm £100-£200 £40-£60
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108. A pair of Victorian clear cut glass lustre vases 110. A Stuart and Sons Art Nouveau Tadpole glass vase suspended with buttons and rule shaped prism drops (2), the clear vase of waisted form with applied trailing green height 23cm decoration, height 31cm £40-£60 £60-£80
109. A set of six 19th century cut crystal tumblers and 111. An Art Nouveau Bohemian silver overlay small other 19th century glass vase attributed to Carl Goldberg the tumblers of tapering form and slice cut together with of swollen form with flared neck, green fading to clear a Bohemian ruby flash pickle jar, a George III diamond with a matte surface, decorated with an owl perched cut table salt and a drinking glass (9), height of tumblers on a branch in silver, height 11cm 9.5cm £60-£80 £60-£80 112. A Finnish Wartsila Arabia art glass vase of shaped bulbous pear from and in the female form, clear and white marbled ground with applied red trailing necklace and detail, bears original label, height 33cm £80-£120
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113 116. A small collection of mostly early 20th century Japanese cloisonne items comprising a rectangular white ground table cigarette box, 113. A 19th century Chinese polished bronze censer a lobed small vase and cover on associated stand, a small having twin upright lug handles on three stump feet, squat ovoid vase and cover, a small ovoid form vase, an bearing a large circular character seal mark within a oval box and a Chinese gilt metal and cloisonne enamel dragon and phoenix, height to handle 16.5cm trinket pot in the form of an apple (6), first length 11.5cm £300-£500 £80-£120
114. A 19th century Chinese polished bronze vase of baluster form with a flared neck, raised on a domed base and feet, height 26.7cm £200-£300
115. A Japanese Meiji period cloisonne vase of ovoid form, decorated with silver wire and coloured enamels with a songbird perched on a magnolia in blossom against a gold flecked bronze coloured ground, height 18.5cm £80-£120 117. Two late 19th/early 20th century Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke first carved as rabbit with a smaller rabbit sat on its back, signed, second carved as two anthropomorphic rats seated with a bowl, signed (2), first length 4.8cm £80-£120
118. A late 19th/early 20th century Japanese carved bone tanto having 19.5cm blade, the slightly curved handle and sheath profusely carved with figures, length 43cm £60-£80
119. A late Victorian silver handled magnifying glass Birmingham, no date letter by Adie & Lovekin Ltd, having silver plated mount marked German silver and foliate embossed tapering handle, length 30.1cm £40-£60 114 115
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120. A George V silver and ivory perpetual calendar paper knife, a Sampson Mordan silver mounted ivory combination pencil letter opener and another letter opener first Birmingham, 1933 by G W Lewis & Co, having a hexagonal handle with twist action black enamel calendar, second stamped S. Mordan & Co Sterling silver, third having engraved and foliate pierced mount (3), first length 19.7cm £140-£180
123. A pair of mid Victorian gold cased lorgnettes with scrolling engraved with a vacant cartouche and scrolling floral decoration and a spring catch together with a small Victorian gold banded agate seal charm and a 9ct gold hollow heart 121. A large and impressive late Victorian silver page turner shaped pendant with repoussé floral decoration with walrus tusk handle and a silver mounted ivory page (3), lorgnettes total weight approx: 17.8g seal turner with taxidermy Red Fox pad handle total weight approx: 2.5g length excluding jump first London, 1896 by Edmund Bennett, second London, 1899 by ring: 1.7cm pendant toal weight approx. 2.1g J Batson & Sons (2), first length 44.5cm, second length 32.5cm £100-£200 £100-£200
122. A George V silver perpetual calendar hand seal, a silver mounted boars tusk pin cushion and fob watch stand and a 124. An 18th /19th century Indo-Portuguese mother of pearl mounted knife rest Goanese carved ivory figure of the infant the seal, Birmingham, 1932, by Mappin & Webb, of hexagonal Christ design with twist action black enamel calendar and blank seal length 6cm matrix, second, Chester, 1915, makers mark worn, etc (3), first £100-£200 height 5.7cm £100-£150
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125. A small selection of mostly silver items of vertu to include a cigarette case, a chain mesh evening bag and gold stick pins comprising an engine turned cigarette case, bearing London import marks for 1927 by Cohen Charles, of oblong form having cabochon sapphire set push thumbpiece releasing a hinged lid enclosing an interior fitted for seven cigarettes, a chain mesh evening bag, bearing London import marks for 1923 by London Chain Bag Co, the frame engraved “Spring Meeting 1930’, two 15ct gold sticks pin, a yellow metal stick pin and another in a leather case, an a/f silver hand mirror embossed with Art Nouveau floral design, a set of eleven white metal cage toggle buttons, possibly Maltese and a silver plated nurses buckle formed of reproduction Roman coins (qty), 129. A small collection of 19th century tortoiseshell first length 7.6cm, weighable silver approx. 8.7g and piqué work items to include a pair of French £100-£150 lorgnettes with gold frames comprising a pair of French folding sprung lorgnettes, the frames marked with French 18ct gold guarantee mark, the handle inlaid with mother of pearl and gold and silver piqué work, attached a foliate embossed gilt metal split ring, an early Victorian silver and tortoiseshell propelling pencil, having foliate piqué work inlaid shaft, screw fitting foliate 126. A set of six Edwardian Art Nouveau silver embossed terminal set with hardstone bearing initials and buttons sliding action, a Victorian visiting card case of rectangular Birmingham, 1902 by Lawson, Ward & Gammage, of from with hinged lid having silver stringing and central petal shape, embossed with a maiden playing a lyre (6), embossed floral spray, and a gilt metal purse mounted with diameter 12mm, weight approx. 0.28ozt tortoiseshell and piqué work panels, initialled and having £60-£80 pink silk interior with divisions (4), first length 12.5cm £150-£150 127. An interesting collection of vertu to include a large 19th century horn snuff box comprising a rectangular horn snuff box, a pietra dura inlaid marble paperweight, a novelty plated elephant head vesta case, a carved bone umbrella needle case with Stanhope of Broadstairs, an egg shaped gilt metal mounted shell sewing case, a glazed heart shaped metal trinket box, a hand seal, a small novelty metal mounted blue velvet case in the form of valise, a pair of continental ruby flashed cut glass scent bottles with enamel and gilt decoration, a moulded clear and frosted glass Eiffel tower bottle and stopper and a gilt tooled red leather sewing box (qty), first length 9.6cm £60-£80
130. A 19th Century mother of pearl, gold and tortoiseshell inlay card case of rectangular form, the centre inlaid with gold urns and mother of pearl butterflies and a floral spray to a tortoiseshell background with an engraved mother of pearl 128. A late 18th/early 19th century gold and silver border, the reverse similar with a floral and bird motifs, piqué work tortoiseshell snuff box side hinged with push button release to the right side possibly French, of circular form, the lift off cover inlaid opening to reveal an ivory and red velvet interior, engraved with a central twin handled vase of flowers, against a Mr Ripley to a gold plaque with leather outer case, length field of stars within a star and c scroll border, the sides 10.7cm x 7.8cm similarly decorated with stars, bears old paper label £80-£120 ‘Tortoiseshell box belonging to Emily Paso Villiers? 1825’, diameter 7cm £150-£250
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131. A 19th Century gold and tortoiseshell aide-memoire travelling case of rectangular form, with a central oval gold inlaid plaque and decorative oval border, hinged to one side and opening to reveal an ivory page with a silver engine turned articulated pencil, 10.6cm x 7.3cm £80-£120
134. An early 19th century British School ‘Portrait miniature of young woman wearing an Empire-line dress and an orange shawl’, oval, watercolour on ivory, unsigned, unmounted under glass, bears Sotheby’s paper labels, 5.4 x 4.5cm £60-£80
132. A 19th century tortoiseshell and silver inlay card case of rectangular form, the centre inlaid with a silver basket and swags of floral garlands to a tortoiseshell background and a silver raised border, hinged to one side with a taffeta lined interior, total weight approx. 128.1g, 10.3cm x 7.3cm £100-£150
133. A George IV silver mounted agate snuff box London, 1822 by Charles Rawlings, of oval form, the hinged mounted with a panel of banded agate, having 135. John Cox Dillman Engleheart (1784-1872) reeded borders and gilt interior, length 5.1cm, total weight ‘Portrait of Miss Curzon’ seated by a piano in a dark approx. 1.41ozt blue dress with lace collar and cuffs and wearing a royal £100-£200 blue embroidered shawl, watercolour on ivory, signed Engleheart pinxit, also signed verso J. D. Engleheart Pinxit 1820, C***?, Newman St, London, glazed and in a good original ormolu frame, aperture 10.6 x 13.8cm, overall 19.1 x 16cm £300-£500
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136. A mixed lot of silver to include an Edwardian Art 140. An Edward VII twin handled silver wine bottle or Nouveau five piece cruet set and napkin rings syphon stand the cruet set, Birmingham, 1906 by Joseph Gloster, Sheffield, 1903 by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths of petal lobed baluster form comprising a mustard pot Company, having pierced sides and wavy edged foliate with blue glass liner and spoon, a pair of pepper pots and gadrooned rim, raised on a domed foot, height and a pair of salts together with a pair of Edwardian 17.5cm, weight approx. 19ozt foliate engraved napkin rings in a fitted case retailed by £150-£250 Spink & Son, a miniature Guernsey milk can, marked sterling, two other napkin rings and a glass cruet bottle with plated mount (qty), height of pepper pots 9cm, total weight approx. 8.48ozt £80-£120
137. An Islamic white metal filigree dish, possibly Sudanese and other silver items the dish, unmarked having a petal edge rim, raised on legs together with a foliate engraved Victorian christening spoon and a plain heavy napkin ring bearing initials (3), first diameter 14.2cm, weight approx. 7.94ozt £60-£80
138. A late Victorian silver mounted cut glass scent bottle together with a small collection of 20th century silver to include a WMF Art Nouveau silver plated pot and cover the scent bottle Birmingham, 1901 by William Hutton & Sons, 141. Liberty & Co, An Arts and Crafts silver wine having a spherical hobnail cut body mounted with a wrythen bottle stand fluted hinged mushroom lid with internal stopper, together Birmingham, 1922 by Liberty & Co., of circular plannished with a trumpet shaped vase with pierced rim and weighted form, the border with foliate engraved panels broken by base, marks rubbed, an engine turned ladies powder five pierced flowerhead bosses, numbered 5845, diameter compact, marked silver, an engine turned cigar piercer 13.8cm bearing London import marks, a small oval pill box marked £100-£150 925, Norwegian Aksel Holmsen green enamelled silver plate sugar cube tongs and a WMF Art Nouveau silver plated 142. A George V silver bread basket circular pot and cover embossed with a design of fish and London, 1913 by Stewart Dawson & Co Ltd, of reticulated flowers (7), first height 11.5cm, second height 23cm oval design, length 33cm, weight approx. 9.34ozt £100-£150 £80-£120
139. A George V silver salver in George III style 143. A George V silver dish London, 1925, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Sheffield, 1925 by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, of oblong Company, of circular form having piecrust border, raised form having a raised petal edge rim, raised on scroll legs, on scroll feet, diameter 31cm, weight approx. 32ozt length 28cm, weight approx. 25ozt £280-£320 £200-£250
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144. A pair of Elizabeth II silver commemorative rhytons or drinking horns 1000 Years of English Monarchy Edgar to Elizabeth 973-1973 each of plain design having bands chased with an inscription and Celtic decoration, with serpent head terminal, raised on paw feet, gilt interior, one stamped A.D.1028, the other 146. An Edwardian ladies silver travelling dressing table set A.D.1029, in fitted presentation boxes (2), height London, 1908 by William Comyns, scrolling foliate embossed 15.2cm, weight approx. 33.19ozt decoration and initialled I.N.K, comprising a hand mirror, a pair of £300-£500 hair brushes, a pair of clothes brushes, a comb, a pair of scent bottles, six various jars and pots, a shoe horn, a button hook, a manicure and other and other items in a wallet, a leather stationary wallet with dip pen, an ink well, a vesta case and a sewing set with silver thimble, in a peach moire silk lined fitted green morocco case with outer canvas storm jacket, retailed by Edwards & Sons, 161 & 159 Regent Street London, case width 47cm £150-£250
145. An Elizabeth II silver commemorative alms dish 1000 Years of English Monarchy Edgar to Elizabeth 973-1973 Birmingham, 1972 by A E Jones, in a presentation case, diameter 25.3cm, weight 147. An early Victorian ladies coromandel and brass inlaid approx. 17.69ozt dressing box with silver mounted fittings £140-£180 the blue velvet and leather lined box fitted with a mother pearl handled manicure set and steel scissors in a lift out tray, a needle case and nine silver mounted jars and bottles, marked for London, 1852 by Thomas Johnson I, each with foliate engraving, having a mirror to lid and button release fitted jewellery drawer to side, the lock stamped S Mordan & Co, key present, width 31cm, silver weight approx. 5.03ozt £100-£200
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148. A selection of Victorian and Edwardian silver items comprising a pair of small liqueur goblets, London, 1907 by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, a pair of Georgian style cauldron salts with gadrooned rims, London 1897 by Charles Stuart Harris, a Victorian silver pepper pot, Birmingham, 1888 by Stokes and Ireland, a pair of oval pierced bonbon dishes, a set of three cauldron salts and a heavy plain silver napkin ring engraved with a monogram (11), first height 8cm, total weight approx. 13.32ozt £80-£120 151. A Stuart Devlin silver and parcel gilt paper knife 149. A selection of early 20th century mostly silver hallmarked London 1976, with cork screw handle, in items of vertu and mostly silver dressing table items presentation box with anniversary presentation card from to include a foliate engraved curved hip card case Van Lessen, Richardson & Co, length approximately 25cm bearing initials, Birmingham, 1903 by Smith & Bartlam, £150-£250 a chatelaine pencil, a cheroot holder having mother of pearl mouthpiece, a pocket knife, a pair of ivory glove stretchers, stamped sterling, a gilt metal aide-memoire, a sewing etui, a foliate engraved silver mounted cut glass pump action atomiser, a Victorian silver gilt lidded cut glass hat pin jar, various cut glass dressing table pots with silver and plated fittings to include two with tortoiseshell lids and one engraved ‘‘Hair Tidy”, a silver backed hair brush and matching comb etc. (qty), weighable silver approx. 3.67ozt £80-£120
152. A George III silver wine funnel and a Scottish fiddle pattern sauce ladle first, London, no date by Hester Bateman, of plain design with beaded borders, in three parts, the detachable strainer with shaped thumbpiece and slip in muslin ring, the sauce ladle, Edinburgh, 1782, makers mark LT (2), first length 9cm, weight approx. 4.33ozt £80-£120
150. A George II silver cream jug and later silver items the cream jug, London, date letter worn, by John Muns, of baluster form, having leaf capped scroll handle and foliate embossed decoration with a vacant scroll framed cartouche, raised on trefid feet, together with a pair of Victorian half fluted and foliate embossed salts, Birmingham, 1889 by Thomas Hayes, a twin handled wrythen fluted and foliate embossed sugar basin, Sheffield, 1889 by Martin, Hall & Co and a set of six embossed silver handled tea knives in a fitted case (5), first height 10cm, weighable silver approx. 6.86ozt 153. An early Victorian silver tankard £80-£120 London, 1868 by George Adams (Chawner & Co.), of baluster form, having embossed decoration and leaf scroll handle, on a domed spreading foot, height 13cm, weight approx. 9.58ozt £100-£200
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154. An early George III silver salver London, 1764 by Thomas Hannam & Richard Millls, of circular from with piecrust border and gadrooned rim, 156. A George V silver coffee pot raised on hood feet, engraved to centre with a crest, Sheffield, 1919 by George Howson, of oblong baluster armorial and motto ‘Dum, Vivo, Spero”, diameter 30.2cm, form with domed cover and ebony scroll handle, on weight approx. 27ozt compressed ball feet, height 22cm, weight approx. £300-£400 24.21ozt £200-£250
155. An Edwardian silver tea caddy London, 1905 by Mappin & Webb, of oblong bombe form, having hinged domed cover with wavy edged thumbpiece and gadroon borders, all over decorated with bright cut foliate engraving, stamped Mappin & Webb, height 7.5cm, weight approx. 5.26ozt £100-£200 157. An early George III silver coffee pot London, 1766, Thomas Whipham & Charles Wright, of ogee baluster form, having hinged domed cover with flame finial and gadrooned rim, fluted scroll and leaf cast spout, and ebonised scroll handle, raised on a domed spreading gadrooned foot, height 29cm, weight approx. 34.38ozt £500-£700
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160. A late George III silver mustard pot London, 1817 by Charles Fox I, of oblong bellied from, having gadrooned rim and domed hinged cover with shell thumbpiece and knop finial, raise don ball feet, fitted 158. An Elizabeth II George I style silver coffee pot with a blue glass liner, accompanied by a Victorian fiddle and matching hot water jug pattern mustard spoon (2), height 8.5cm, weight approx. both London 1961 by Mappin & Webb, of plain tapering 5.31ozt form, having hinged dome covers and wooden scroll £60-£80 handles on a spreading stepped foot, height 22cm £300-£400
161. A Victorian silver beaker London, 1870 by Barnard & Sons, of plain circular tapering form, gilt interior crested with a cockerel standing on a trumpet for Acheson Earls of Gosford, height 7.5cm, diameter 6.7cm, weight approx. 6.75ozt £150-£250
159. A Victorian Grecian style silver coffee pot London, 1872, by Edward & John Barnard, of tapering ovoid vase form, having hinged domed cover with Greek crested helmet finial and scroll loop handle with ivory insulators terminating with a maidens mask on the body, raised on a domed pedestal foot, the body engraved with 162. A William IV silver tobacco box panels of figures in horse drawn chariots framed by foliate London, 1833, makers mark T.D, of plain rectangular scrolls borders, an engraved band of anthemions to neck, form with rounded corners, the lid crested with a cockerel height 30.5cm, weight approx. 28.31ozt standing on a trumpet for Acheson Earls of Gosford, £300-£400 length 10.2cm, weight approx. 5.68ozt £150-£250
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165. An early 20th century Indian .935 silver presentation card tray or waiter and other silver items first Madras by Orr & Sons, of circular form having pie crust border, engraved ‘Samalkot, 1935’ and beairng facsimile signatures, together with an Indian prize spirit measure, Dass & Dutt, Bhowanipore, Calcutta, engraved ‘Madras Regatta Open Sculls, won by F.E.H Power Calcutta R.C. 19th August 1902, a late Victorian cream jug, Birmingham, 1892, makers mark worn, of ovoid from having reeded loop handle, and a half fluted bachelor’s milk jug (4), first diameter 2.2cm, weight approx. 17.71ozt £140-£180
166. A mixed lot of mostly 19th century silver and plated items to include pocket watches comprising a Victorian letter opener with spiral fluted handle, London, 1888 by Sampson Mordan & Co, a George IV silver lidded glass jar, London, 1827 by Archibald Douglas, a George V cigarette box, London, 1919 by Blackmore & Fletcher Ltd having horizontal engine turned decoration engraved with initials and cedar lined interior, retailed by Mappin & Webb, a silver 163. A late Victorian silver card case mounted ivory page turner with magnifier, a silver plated, Birmingham, 1887 by George Unite, of rectangular form, leather and glass hip flask with hinged mushroom cap and all over embossed with flowers and shells, having central detachable cup, a Swiss .935 cased open faced Waltham a shield shaped plaque engraved with initials, blue silk traveller keyless pocket watch, an early Victorian open interior with concertina card pockets, height 10.2cm, faced pocket watch, the movement signed R.R. Rowell, weight approx. 3.36cm Oxford, and another (qty), first length 11.7cm £80-£120 £80-£120
167. A small selection of late Victorian and Edwardian dressing table sliver to include a trinket box, a scent bottle and a five piece dressing table set comprising a trinket box, Birmingham, 1903 by Henry Matthews, of plain rectangular wavy edged from, having hinged lid with scroll border and gilt interior raised on legs, a small silver mounted spherical hobnail cut glass scent bottle, Birmingham, 1905 by James Deakin & Sons, having foliate embossed mushroom top and internal stopper, a six piece foliate embossed silver backed dressing table set, Birmingham, 1906 by William Harrison Walter and foliate embossed hat pin jar with frosted glass liner (9), first length 10.7cm, weighable silver approx. 164. A Chinese export silver card case by Wang Hing 6.83ozt chased and cased with dragons and prunus blossom, £80-£120 to the centre a shield cartouche with engraved initials, stamped WH, OG, length approx. 9.9cm x 6.4cm, total weight approx. 84.7g £100-£200
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168. A mixed lot of silver and silver plated items comprising a late George III fiddle pattern sauce ladle, probably London, 1816 by William Eley & William Fearn, a pair of William IV Old English pattern tablespoons, London, 1830 by Adey Bellamy Savory, the bowls later gilt and wrythen fluted, the stems with foliate chased decoration, souvenir coffee spoons, two silver handled Kings pattern pie servers in original cardboard boxes, a three piece plated tea service of hexagonal tapering form with engraved ribbon decoration and a pair of plated grape shears, etc. (qty), length of tablespoons 22cm, weighable silver approx. 5.79ozt 172. An Anglo Indian large silver cigarette case, a late £60-£80 Victorian silver mounted cut glass scent bottle and an 169. Two engine turned silver three piece dressing Art Deco engine turned silver cigarette case table sets and an Edwardian silver mounted green first, unmarked probably Kashmiri, of curved rectangular velvet jewellery box form, chased with boteh and a foliate design with central first of Art Deco design, London, 1944 by Mappin and shield shaped shield reserve engraved with initials, Webb, second, Birmingham 1964, by Albert Carter, third second Birmingham, 1897 by Elkington & Co, having Birmingham, 1906 by Henry Williamson, the box of square foliate embossed wrythen fluted mushroom cap and shaped form, the silver mount embossed with a woman spherical glass body cut with relief diamonds (3), first and child feeding lambs (7), length of Art Deco hand length approx. 13cm, weighable silver approx. 9.31ozt mirror 24.6cm £80-£120 £70-£90
170. An Edward VII silver pocket cigar case and an Edward VIII Art Deco silver cigarette case first, Chester, 1908 by Stokes and Ireland, of curved oblong form with horizontal engine turned linear bands, initialled, presentation inscription to gilt interior, second, Birmingham 1936 by A Wilcox, presentation inscription to interior (2), first height 12.8cm, weight approx. 12.73ozt £100-£150
173. A mixed collection of mostly late Victorian silver to include two rattles, a vesta case and a pair of napkin rings comprising a combination whistle rattle Birmingham 1897 by Hilliard & Thomason, foliate embossed with four 171. A George IV silver-gilt engine turned vinaigrette bells and a silver ring, another rattle, Birmingham 1935 Birmingham, 1828 by Ledsam, Vale & Wheeler, of by Crisford & Norris, having twin bells, a mother of pearl rectangular form, the hinged cover with vacant cartouche, teether and ivorine ring, a vesta case Birmingham, 1884 gilt interior with foliate engraved pierced grille, length 4cm, by Hilliard & Thomason, of rectangular form with rounded weight approx. 0.79ozt corners, all over engraved with leaves, initialled and a large £80-£120 pair of napkin rings, London, 1895 by Mappin & Webb, embossed with Green man masks and foliate decoration with beaded rims in a fitted box (5), first length 9cm, total weighable silver approx. 4.39ozt £60-£80
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174. Three late Victorian silver photograph frames first, Birmingham, 1901, of plain rectangular form crested with a tied ribbon and having an easel strut support, together with a plain heart shaped photograph frame and another similar smaller foliate embossed example (3), first height 16.5cm £100-£150 177. A Victorian silver card case and an Edwardian silver ring box first no town mark, probably Birmingham 1878 by Hilliard & Thomason, of rectangular form, engraved with foliate decoration, moire silk lined interior, initialled, second, London, 1903 by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co, of elongated plain oval from, the hinged engine turned lid with central vacant reserve and raised wavy edged scroll border, fitted velvet interior (2), height 10cm, length 16.6cm £80-£120
175. An Edwardian silver heart shaped ornate dressing table mirror 178. A set of six early 20th century Italian .800 silver with makers mark for William Comyns, dated London plates 1903, the bevelled mirror with pierced silver mount marked 800, indistinct makers mark, ACC, each of circular decorated with exotic birds, mythological creatures, form with raised petal shaped border with moulded rim (6), flowers and scrolls, surmounted with cartouche initialled diameter 22.6cm, total weight approx. 50.48ozt C, with easel back, height 28cm, width 24cm £500-£600 £300-£400
176. A contemporary silver and parcel gilt wine taster by Stella Campion London, 1990 by Payne & Sons, of circular form with plannished finish, the centre embossed with the head of Bacchus, the handle formed of pierced naturalistic vine leaves, handle to rim 10.5cm, weight approx. 3.32ozt £60-£80
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179. An Art Deco silver table cigarette box, together 184. A contemporary silver armada dish with a small selection of silver smoking items to London, 1994 by Mappin & Webb, of plain design having include a cigarette case and ashtrays feature hallmarks, diameter 12cm, weight approx. 3.87ozt comprising a table cigarette box, c.1940 stamped sterling £50-£70 Spritzer & Fuhrmann, of rectangular form, having ribbed sides and hinged engine turned lid engraved with a map of Aruba and engraved with a presentation inscription, the interior wood lined with divisions, a George V square cigarette box, Birmingham, 1925, having domed hinged lid with linear engine turned decoration and cedar lined interior, a square engine turned cigarette case, initialled, a square engine turned ashtray and a pair of .900 Brazilian Pedro II 1000 Reis coin ashtrays (6), first length 19.5cm, weighable silver including largest cigarette box without wood lined interior approx. 22.75ozt £200-£300
180. A pair of late Victorian silver heart shaped bon bon dishes and four other later bon bon and pin dishes comprising a pair of heart shaped footed bonbon dishes, London, 1892 by William Comyns, pierced and embossed with scrolls and ribbons, a George V bon bon dish Sheffield, 1924 by Lee & Wigful, of circular form having 185. Aviation interest: A George V silver prize pint gadroon rim and raised on three scroll handles forming tankard awarded to Captain Stanley Cockerell AFC the supports, a small pierced and embossed heart (1895-1940) for the Royal Aero Club Circuit of Britain shaped pin dish, a contemporary heart shaped pin dish Air Race 1922 with embossed rim and another circular (6), first length London, 1922 by C S Harris & Sons, of plain baluster form, 11.2cm, weight approx. 12.09ozt having scroll handle on, spreading circular foot, engraved £100-£200 ‘The Royal Aero Club The King’s Cup Circuit of Britain Air Race 1922 Capt Stanley Cooper, Captain Stanley 181. A George V silver backed five piece dressing Cockerell (1895-1940) was a World War I flying ace table set credited with seven aerial victories. He later became a test London, 1922/23/24 by Charles & Richard Comyns, pilot for Vickers and attempted the first flight from Cairo to comprising hand mirror, pair of clothes brushes, a comb Cape Town, height 12cm, weight approx. 12.06ozt and a hair brush, of plain design and bearing initials (5), £100-£150 hand mirror length 27.5cm £40-£60
182. A late Victorian silver pint tankard and a pair of contemporary silver goblets first, Sheffield, 1901 by Atkin Brothers, of plain circular bellied form, having loop handle and raised on a circular foot, initialled, second Birmingham, 1973 by Frank Hawker Ltd, having tapering gilt bowls and circular stepped bases, engraved with fruiting vine bands (3), first height 11.5cm, second height 17.5cm, approx. 21.54ozt £180-£220
183. Two contemporary silver bottle coasters first, Birmingham, 1983 by W I Broadway & Co, second London, 1985 by M C Hersey & Son Ltd, both of plain circular design, having feature hall marks and turned mahogany base, the second bearing presentation 186. An early 20th century Chinese export silver table inscription (2), first diameter 12.1cm, second diameter cigarette box 12.5cm marked for Shanghai, Tuck Chang & Co, of rectangular £70-£90 form, engraved with a linear design of plain and stippled bands, monogrammed, cedar lined, width 16.1cm, depth 8.9cm, height 6.2cm £200-£300
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187. A contemporary Danish Hans Hansen limited 190. An early 18th century silver mounted edition silver box designed by Karl Gustav Hansen tortoiseshell oval Queen Anne portrait snuff box marked Anno 1985 Hans Hansen Denmark Sterling 925 marked to the interior M J?, the hinged lid mounted with S, struck for Karl Gustav Hansen Exspl. 53/100, of plain a central oval relief profile portrait plaque of Queen Anne oval form, the pull off lid, also marked, of concave form in full Garter robes possibly by Jean Obrisset, within a and mounted to either side with black hardstone set pressed tortoiseshell border, having gilt interior and stand oval thumb pieces, presentation inscription to underside away hinge, height 8cm ‘Jil Eva fra Gunnar Julen 1988’, length 12.1cm, weight £400-£600 approx. 9.57ozt £200-£300
188. A pair of Edwardian silver mounted tortoiseshell and piqué work dressing table trinket boxes and a similar pin dish the trinket boxes, both London, 1905 and 1908 by William Comyns, of oval form, the hinged lids with piqué work panels and tied ribbon and garland borders, having velvet lined interior on cabriole legs, the circular pin dish, London, 1917, makers mark C & A (3), length of trinket boxes 7.1cm £100-£150
191. A late 19th/early 20th century continental silver mounted tortoiseshell carriage clock apparently unmarked, having circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and minute track, French brass movement, the case with pierced and embossed silver 189. A late Victorian silver mounted tortoiseshell oval mounts, raised on compressed bun feet, dial diameter jewellery box 5cm, height 10cm London, 1899 by George Fox, the hinged lid mounted £250-£350 with central cartouche within a frame of floral garlands 192. An Edwardian silver mounted tortoiseshell and and instruments, the sides mounted with twin lion mask piqué work jewellery box ring handles and putti bearing floral garlands, mounted London, 1909 by William Comyns, of circular from, having on pierced rocaille bracket feet, fitted with a lock, key not plain spreading sides and hinged domed tortoiseshell present, length 17cm lid inlaid with central piqué work fan paterae and trailing £200-£300 garlands, raised on pierced and foliate embossed bracket feet, fitted velvet interior, diameter 12cm £100-£200
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193. Two George V silver mounted tortoiseshell and piqué work jewellery boxes first Birmingham, 1915 by Mappin and Webb, of plain oval form, the hinged lid with foliate rim mounted with a tortoiseshell panel inlaid with piqué work trailing roses, enclosing a velvet lined interior, raised on pierced foliate scroll bracket feet, second, Birmingham, 1918 makers mark ESB?, of similar plainer design mounted with a domed tortoiseshell lid inlaid with piqué work fan paterae and, ribbon tied floral garlands, on cabriole legs (2), first width 12.8cm, second width 13.7cm 196. A pair of George V silver and tortoiseshell menu £100-£200 holders London, 1911 by William Comyns, of oval design the tortoiseshell panel with piqué work decoration, each numbered 10481, in fitted case retailed by Wilson & Gill (2), length 3.8cm £80-£120
197. A pair of George V Art Deco candlesticks Sheffield, 1933 by Sydney Hall & Co, of plain octagonal form with reeded borders, having vase shaped nozzles and detachable drip pans, on tapering stems and spreading weighted bases (2), height 29cm £100-£200
194. A pair of late Victorian silver mounted tortoiseshell dwarf candlesticks London, 1895 by J Batson & Son, having detachable drip pans with foliate embossed borders, on domed circular base with pierced foliate embossed mounts (2), height 10.2cm £100-£200
195. A set of four George V silver and tortoiseshell 198. A pair of late Victorian silver stop fluted menu card holders Corinthian column candlesticks Birmingham, 1913 by William Comyns, of rectangular London, 1898 by William & Gibson & John Lawrence form, the tortoiseshell panel with piqué work decoration, Langman, with detachable drip pans, on foliate embossed each numbered A2443, in fitted case retailed by square bases, weighted (2), height 21.7cm Hamilton & Inches (4), each width 3.9cm £100-£200 £200-£300
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202. A George III silver three piece tea service London, 1812, by Naphtali Hart, comprising, teapot, twin handled sugar basin and milk jug, of oblong bellied form, having bright cut engraved foliate decoration and gadroon rim, fitted with scroll handles and raised on ball feet, initialled C (3), teapot length handle to spout 28.5cm, total weight approx, 37.15ozt £350-£450
199. A pair of late Victorian George II style silver candlesticks London, 1898 by R & W Sorley, having detachable drip pans and reel shaped nozzles on knopped stems and spreading square loaded bases with shells to corners, height 24.5cm £100-£200
200. A late Victorian silver presentation teapot London, 1901 by William Hutton & Sons, of tapering oval half fluted form, having domed cover, angular downswept rosewood handle, engraved ‘ To P.C. John Downing, on his retirement From the Officials of Westminster Police Court, Aug. 1901’, length handle to 203. A George V silver four piece tea service spout 26cm, total weight approx. 16.8ozt London, 1925 by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, comprising £100-£200 teapot, hot water jug, twin handled sugar basin and milk jug, of plain octagonal bellied form with scroll handles (4), teapot handle to spout 25.5cm, total weight approx. 70.89ozt £600-£800
201. A George V silver three piece tea service London, 1934 by J B Chatterley & Sons, of 204. A George VI silver four piece tea service plain oval form with a raised central band, Birmingham, 1938 by Elkington & Co, of oblong tapering form with comprising teapot having ebonsied scroll gadroon borders, raised on compressed ball feet, comprising tea pot handled and knop finial, twin handled sugar and hot water jug having ebonised down swept handle and finial, twin basin and milk jug (3), length of teapot handle handled sugar basin and milk jug (4), teapot handle to spout 28cm, to spout 26cm, total weight 30.09ozt approx. 48.7ozt £250-£350 £400-£600
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207. A late 19th century German .800 silver oval bowl German marks, the sides pierced and embossed with scrolling foliage, rose garlands and pairs of doves, the centre embossed with putti in a rustic setting, on foot rim, 205. An Edward VII silver twin handled bowl length 27cm, weight approx. 13.02ozt Birmingham, 1902 by Marston & Baylis, of plain circular £140-£180 design, having twin flying scroll handles, reeded girdle and border, raised on a spreading foot, bears presentation inscription ‘The Rev. S. H. Lushington. For 2nd September 1902 from R. and E. D.’, handle to handle 21.5cm, weight approx. 12.94ozt £80-£120
208. An Edwardian silver pedestal bon bon dish and an Edwardian silver bonbon basket first Chester, 1903 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, of pierced lozenge form, the bowl embossed with garlands and with rose rim, on a domed foot, second London, 1907 by William Comyns, pierced with flying handle (2), first height 9cm, total weight approx. 10.58ozt £100-£150
206. An early 18th century Maltese silver sugar bowl and cover, Perellos period (1697-1720) struck twice MA with an eight pointed star, PP and PP?, cover also marked, of circular bellied form, stipple engraved and embossed with shells, c scrolls and foliate 209. A George II silver cream jug and an Elizabeth II decoration, fitted with a domed pull off cover with flower George II style sparrow beak cream jug bud finial, on a spreading circular foot, height 12cm, first London 1749, makers mark partially rubbed H.*?, overall, weight approx. 5.33ozt of baluster form, having wavy edged rim and leaf scroll £300-£500 handle, on legs with trefid feet, contemporary initials I*W, later initialled to body, second, London, 1961 by Mappin & Webb, of plain baluster form, having scroll handle, on a domed spreading foot (2), height 9cm, weight approx. 6.58ozt £80-£120
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210. A Victorian silver wine ewer 212. An impressive early 213. An early 20th century Chinese London, 1876 by Elkington & Co., 20th century Chinese export silver export christening mug, egg cup of ovoid form, having a waisted neck, seven piece silver tea service and spirit measure hinded over and foliate scroll handle, Shanghai, by Tuck Chang & Co, the christening mug, Shanghai by on a circular pedestal foot, the body comprising teapot of compressed Tuck Chang & Co, of bellied form with twin reeded girdles engraved circular form, the stippled body on a spreading foot, having stippled with foliate decoration, bearing chased with a pearl chasing dragon, decoration and vacant circular initials, height 31.5cm, weight approx. having hinged domed cover engraved reserve, a similar egg cup, makers 23.32ozt with bamboo and simulated bamboo mark in Chinese only, initialled, the £400-£600 finial, handle with ivory insulators and measure Shanghai by Zee Wo, of spout, matching twin handled sugar plain tapering form with scroll handle 211. An early 20th century Chinese basin and cover, milk jug, spirit kettle (3), first height 8cm, weight approx. export silver three piece cruet set on stand with burner, sugar tongs, 7.19ozt marked W.O. Co Ltd, comprising cake slice with filled handle, and oval £100-£150 pepper pot, salt with clear glass twin handled tray. The tray bearing liner and spoon, and mustard pot presentation inscription to centre 214. An early 20th century Chinese and cover with clear glass liner ‘Presented to Miss M. Chasty and export silver vase and spoon, of cauldron form with R. L. Sarjeant Esq on the occasion apparently unmarked, of trumpet raised relief flowering prunus branch of their marriage by Members of form with wavy edged rim, chased decoration, raised on tripod feet (5), the Staff of The Asiatic Petroleum with flowering prunus branches, on a height 2cm, total weight approx. Co (North China) Ltd, 1923) (7), tray turned rosewood base, height of vase 3.65ozt handle to handle 62.4cm, total weight only 20.6cm, weight only 3.01ozt £100-£150 excluding cake slice approx. 149ozt £100-£200 £2,500-£3,500
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215. A set of four foreign white metal bowls together with a set of three white metal dishes first, marked silver, of circular form having gadroon embossed sides and wavy edged beaded rim, second marked silver, of circular form having wavy edged foliate embossed and beaded rims (7), first diameter 11.3cm, weight approx. 15.4ozt £80-£120
218. An early Victorian silver fiddle pattern fish slice London, 1842 by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Carter, foliate pierced blade, crested, 6ozt £60-£80 216. A Victorian and later matched Old English bead pattern part canteen of flatware 219. A selection of George III and Victorian silver mostly London, 1861 by Chawner and Co, matched later flatware flatware London 1899 by Francis Higgins III, comprising comprising a pair of Irish celtic point pattern bright cut twelve dinner forks, twelve dessert forks, six dessert engraved dessert spoons, Dublin, 1786 by John Power, spoons, a pair of tablespoons, three teaspoons, three initialled, a pair of bright cut engraved Old English pattern coffee spoons, pair of sauce ladles and a sifter spoon (40), tablespoons, 1805 by Peter & Ann Bateman, initialled, a length of forks 21cm, weight approx. 85ozt matched set of six bright cut engraved teaspoons, most £700-£800 London, 1786 by Thomas Liddiard, and a set of five fiddle and thread pattern teaspoons, London, 1839-41, by William Eaton, initialled (qty), length of tablespoons 22cm, weight approx. 13.82ozt £100-£150
220. A selection of Georgian and Victorian silver fiddle pattern flatware and other silver items to include EPNS comprising a set of five Victorian fiddle pattern dessert forks, London 1860 by Chawner and Co, a George III 217. A William IV / early Victorian silver fiddle and sauce ladle, a pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern thread pattern part canteen of flatware tablespoons, a pair of fiddle pattern sugar tongs, an London, dated between 1839-1850 by Chawner & Co, the Edwardian silver handled mother of pearl caviar knife, a matched tablespoons mostly London, 1837 by William late Victorian foliate engraved christening fork and spoon Eaton, comprising twelve dinner forks, ten dessert forks, etc. together with a pair of nickel silver salad servers, a ten dessert spoons, six matched tablespoons and a 19th century plated skimmer with turned ebony handle pair of sauce ladles, initialled (40), length of dinner forks etc (qty), length of desert forks 17.5cm, weighable silver 20.6cm, weight approx. 100ozt approx. 17.87ozt £900-£1,100 £140-£150
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225. A small selection of mostly 20th century silver and a Mappin and Webb ivory handles three piece carving set comprising a set of six old English pattern soup spoons, Sheffield, 1925 by Thomas Bradbury and Sons, a set of six late Victorian napkin rings with crimped rims, Birmingham, 1901, a set of six coffee spoons with coffee bean terminals, etc, together with a Mappin and Webb ivory handled steel three piece carving set and a pair of oak handled silver plated salad servers (qty), first length 9.8cm, weighable silver approx. 18.95ozt £140-£180
221. A George IV silver fiddle pattern part canteen of flatware London, 1821 by William Eley & William Fearn, comprising twenty one table forks, ten dessert forks, ten dessert spoons, five tablespoons, fifteen teaspoons, a pair of basting spoons, a pair of sauce ladles, a fish slice, a mustard spoon, and a matched sifter spoon, London, 1843 by Henry Holland and a matched Victorian salt spoon, crested with a cockerel standing on a trumpet for Acheson Earls of Gosford (74), total weight approx. 125.75ozt 226. An extensive Italian .800 silver Art Deco design £1,000-£1,500 twelve setting canteen on flatware marked 800, Bologna by Fabbrica Argenteria Clementi 222. A mixed collection of mostly early 20th century di Giovanni Mantel & C S.P.A, comprising twelve dinner silver forks, twelve tablespoons, twelve dessert forks, twelve comprising a George V set of six silver fish knives teaspoons, twelve silver handled table knives with and forks, the blades and tines Sheffield, 1919 by stainless steel blades, twelve dessert silver handled Sutherland & Roden, having silver ferules and ivory dessert knives with stainless steel blades, a soup ladle, handles, in a fitted oak case, together, with a pair of late a serving spoon, a serving fork and two additional silver Victorian silver napkins rings, other assorted napkin table knife handles (101), length of dinner forks 20.5cm, rings to include an unmarked white metal set of four with weighable silver approx. 85ozt pierced decoration, a butter knife, three coffee spoons, £800-£1,000 a pair of Victorian mother of pearl handled silver plated fish servers and a pair of French Peugeot Freres silver 227. A set of twelve early 20th century German .800 plated capstan pepper grinders (qty), knife length 21.5cm, silver teaspoons with matching sugar tongs and weighable silver approx. 4.3ozt another set of twelve continental .800 silver teaspoons £70-£90 first with German marks having raised tied ribbon decoration to terminals, engraved with a coronet, second, 223. A set of six Victorian silver seal end top coffee possibly Italian, marked 800 and bearing makers mark CC spoons and other spoons with garland husk decoration to terminals (25), first length London, 1860 by Francis Higgins II, having talon stem, 13cm, weight approx. 12.99ozt initialled together with a set of six German .800 silver £100-£150 gilt coffee spoons with sprig terminals, an apostle sifter spoon, etc (qty), first length 10.4cm, weight approx. 6.89ozt £60-£80
224. A small selection of mostly 19th century silver and plated flatware comprising an early Victorian christening fork and spoon, London, 1854 by Mary Chawner, initialled, an Old English pattern sifter spoon, 1885, by Charles Boyton, a condiment spoon, a George II sixpence 1758 whip-end 228. A set of fourteen late Victorian silver Joan of Arc salt spoon, a pair of Old Sheffield plate Kings pattern pattern oyster forks asparagus servers and a pair of silver plated Kings pattern London, 1894 by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, initialled (14), sardine tongs (qty), weight approx. 6.14ozt length 12cm, weight approx. 10.93ozt £60-£80 £100-£200
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233. A late Victorian silver and enamel scissor/ needle purse and a selection of silver thimbles the purse London, 1898 by Sampson Mordan & Co, stamped RD 235418, of shield shaped, the front with central enamel reserve of red cross against white, interior silk lined with scissors and needles, together with a selection of five silver thimbles, two marked for Charles Horner, two by James Fenton, the other stamped sterling (6), first height 6.8cm £50-£70
234. A collection of silver items to include three silver vesta cases including an Art Nouveau example with raised relief design of an insect and flower, a tonneau shaped example with engraved cartouche and decoration, a French silver pocket watch, a Swiss silver keyless pocket watch and a Continental white metal lipstick holder and mirror with coral-coloured cabochon marked 800 (6) 229. 19th century and later silver flatware and sugar tongs £100-£200 comprising a pair of George III Old English pattern berry tablespoons, London, 1824 by William Bateman I, the bowls later embossed and gilt, a set of a matched set of six Edwardian apostle coffee spoons, of which five marked Sheffield, 1902 by John Round & Sons, two Norwegian silver spoons with twisted stems and ball terminals, both bearing Birmingham import marks for 1900, a pair of William IV silver sugar tongs, London, 1834 by Jonathan Hayne, crested and other various spoons etc. (qty), first length 22.5cm, approx. 15.7ozt £140-£180
230. A selection of 20th century silver to include two small rectangular photograph frames, a Yard O Led pencil and coffee spoons first Birmingham, 1910 by Henry Matthews, having foliate embossed borders, oak back and easel strut support, second, Sheffield, 1991 by Carrs, together with an engine turned Yard O Led pencil in fitted case, a set of eleven coffee spoons, the terminals engraved with a lawn bowls player and other assorted 235. A mixed lot of sliver and plated items spoons (qty), first height 12cm, weighable silver approx. 6.24ozt comprising a George III strainer and muslin ring from £80-£120 a wine funnel, London, 1794 maker mark partially rubbed J.S.?, A George III toddy ladle with shell bowl 231. A George V silver jewellery box, a silver manicure set and twisted baleen handle, date letter only, another in a fitted case and a pair of silver blue guilloche enamel similar smaller plated toddy ladle, a pair of late clothes brushes 19th century Indian Cutch silver foliate embossed the jewellery box, Chester, 1914 by Henry Matthews, of shaped pepper pots, a George III silver mounted cut glass form, having domed velvet covered lid and fitted interior, cruet bottle, unmarked, a continental probably Dutch raised on feet, the manicure set, Birmingham, 1914, by Henry spoon with twisted stem and figural terminal, the Matthews, embossed with ribbon tied bellflowers, in a fitted bowl engraved ‘Ein Guot Erlig Jon’, Chester import leather case, the clothes brushes, Birmingham, 1928 by Adie marks, 1901, a thistle shaped pot, an embossed Brothers, stamped Asprey London (4), width of jewellery box photograph frame, a pierced and embossed bon 12.5cm bon dish, a pair of pepper pots, cocktail swizzle £100-£150 stick, stamped sterling, a counter pot made from antique half crowns, a pair of Old Sheffield plate 232. A small selection of silver to include assorted spoons snuffers on a plated tray and a small Old Sheffield and other items plate chamber stick and snuffer (qty), length of figural comprising a late Victorian sifter spoon in fitted case, London, spoon 16.1cm, weighable silver approx. 12ozt 1899 by Josiah Williams & Co, a pair of novelty egg shaped £100-£150 pepper pots, Chester 1898 by Saunders & Shepherd, a Victorian foliate engraved combination bright cut engraved folding knife and button hook with suspension ring, a cased set of six Art Deco coffee spoons, various assorted spoons, a leather cased etui with mother of pearl handled tools, etc. (qty), weighable silver approx. 8.36ozt £80-£100
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239. A large selection of Victorian and later electroplated items to include a plain rectangular tray by Hukin & Heath, numbered 194, a table gong, a pair of café au lait pots with a matching sugar basin, two pairs of sauce tureens and covers, two entrée dishes and covers, a teapot, etc (qty), first 39. 5 x 28.5cm £80-£120
240. A contemporary silver on copper twin handled wine cooler together with a French Modernist design silver plated two light candelabrum c.1960 first of partly fluted campana form with gadrooned rim, second of asymmetrical design, French marks (2), first height 25cm £60-£80
241. A late Victorian silver plated and cut glass 236. A George V silver mounted tortoiseshell and rectangular biscuit box piqué work trinket box and a collection of silver vertu having swing handle and chased decoration, height first Birmingham, 1911 by Ollivant & Botsford, of shaped 16.5cm, length 18cm plain oval form with blue velvet interior, raised on splayed £70-£90 bracket feet, together with a purse of plain rectangular form with rounded corners, engraved with initials and having leather interior with divisions, suspended on a chain with finger ring, a continental .835 foliate embossed oval pill box with gilt interior, a George V silver stamp case, Birmingham, 1920 by Crisford & Norris, of envelope form, enamelled ‘Stamps’, two compacts, one rounded with horizontal engine turned decoration, the other of pain elongated oval from and bearing initials, two silver handled manicure items, etc. (qty), first length 10.1cm £100-£150
237. A mixed lot of silver vertu to include a Victorian silver snuff box 242. A mid 20th Century Italian Modernist design comprising a snuff box, Birmingham, 1876 by George three piece coffee service Unite, of plain rectangular cushion form with sunken hinge comprising a coffee pot of plain baluster form, having and raised thumbpiece, bearing initial together with a domed cover with triangular finial and angular wooden 19th century filigree card case of book form, an Edwardian handle, together with a matching milk jug and sugar basin silver vesta with foliate decoration, a rattle with large and cover, stamped made in Italy (3), height of coffee pot spherical bell with four smaller bells and mother of pearl 27.5c m teether and an engine turned lighter stamped sterling (5), £40-£60 first length 6.2cm, weighable silver approx. 3.8ozt £80-£120 243. Archibald Knox (1864-1933) for Liberty and Co. Tudric pewter 238. A late Victorian oak cutlery canteen box comprising a covered hot water jug model no 0278, a having brass carrying handles to sides, the blue baize lined teapot, model 025 and a covered milk jug model 0306, all fitted interior with two lift out trays, contents to include a with stylised decoration and rattan handles, together with set of six dinner and dessert knives accompanied by a a Art Nouveau Orivit pewter teapot (4), first height 15.5cm carving knife and fork with crested carved ivory handles £80-£120 and assorted EPNS flatware and ivory handled knives, width 47.5cm, depth 35cm, height 17cm £40-£60
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244. A Victorian 18ct gold open faced key wound 246. A 9ct gold open face top wind pocket watch pocket watch signed Arnold with white enamel dial, roman numerals, blue spade white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary hands and a seconds aperture, movement signed seconds dial and gold spade hands, the back plate Waltham no. 28970131 to a plain polished case, total engraved ‘J. R. Arnold, Charles Frodsham, 84 Strand weight approx. 83.6g London no. 14603, with an engraved cock plate and £150-£250 diamond rose cut endstones, movement in a 18ct gold engine turned case, dial approx: 4cm case approx: 4.4cm total weight including movement approx. 68.2g £300-£500
245. An 18ct gold keyless fob watch signed Cartier 247. Four assorted fob watches c.1900 to include an 18ct gold ladies top wound fob watch, a a French gold ladies fob watch with silvered dial, with gold star framed dial with roman numerals and a highly a raised scalloped pattern to the dial, Arabic numerals, engraved case, a 14ct gold fob watch, a silver key wound dial signed Cartier with blue Breguet shaped hands fob watch, with star framed white enamel dial and roman and keyless top winder, dial diameter approx: 2.6cm, numerals and another silver example (4), 18ct fob: 24.2g, case diameter approx: 3cm, total weight including 14ct fob: 24.0g, silver fobs: 74.1g movement: 21.8g £100-£200 £100-£200
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248. Three silver assorted open face pocket watches and a silver fob watch comprising a silver open faced pocket watch with cream coloured dial signed J. W. Benson, Roman numerals, blue spade hands and a seconds aperture dated Birmingham, 1949. Another silver open faced pocket watch, white enamel dial and roman numerals, dated London 1881, a continental silver ladies fob watch, white enamel dial painted with a colourful floral decoration and another larger silver open face pocket watch (4), total weight approx: 358.1g £100-£150
249. A gentleman’s 1920s Omega silver wristwatch the circular white enamel dial with luminous Arabic numerals, luminous hands, minute track and subsidiary seconds dial, 15 jewel movement numbered 7661173, signed Omega Watch Co, in a square cushion case, the back marked for Birmingham, 251 1929 by Dennison, numbered 250 584335, engraved verso 1931 on a leather bracelet, dial diameter 27mm, case width 30mm £80-£120 249
250. A ladies 9ct gold Rotary mechanical bracelet 254. A ladies’ 18ct gold Omega mechanical bracelet watch and a gentleman’s 9ct gold Marvin strap watch, c.1960 watch with a cushion champagne dial, with raised black hands the Rotary ladies watch with a silvered dial and and batons with an integral textured bracelet with a ladder gold baton markers, round bezel to an integral 9ct snap clasp, total weight including movement: 46.0g. Case gold bracelet. The Mavin gentleman’s watch with a 14.3mm wide silvered dial and gold baton markers (2), total weight of £600-£800 Rotary: 17.7g, total weight of Marvin: 29.1g £150-£200 255. A ladies 9ct gold Bentina mechanical bracelet watch and a ladies 9ct gold Accurist mechanical bracelet watch 251. A stainless steel gentleman CWC military the Bertina with a cushion shaped case and champagne dial automatic strap watch signed ‘Bertina Star’, with gold baton markers, diamond-cut black dial with luminous Arabic numerals and hands. engraving to the case with a square link bracelet and ladder Case stamped 6BB-6645-99 523-8290, 857/79 snap clasp and the Accurist with a tonneau shaped case and with broad arrow on a later expanding bracelet, dial champagne dial signed Accurist, with a floral shaped bracelet approx. 3.1cm, case 3.4cm and ladder snap clasp (2), total weight including movement 25.2g £150-£200 £140-£180
252. A 9ct gold ladies wristwatch with silvered dial and Arabic numerals at each quarter point on a gold wheat link bracelet marked 585, total weight approx. 16.5g 253 £80-£120
253. A ladies 9ct gold Omega mechanical bracelet watch circular champagne dial, with raised gold baton 254 makers, on a replaced tapering milanese bracelet with ladder snap clasp, dial diameter 15mm, case diameter 18mm, total weight including movement 21.2g £150-£250 256
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261. A charming Continental white gold diamond necklace with matching bracelet the centrepiece composed of three sprays of eight-cut diamonds and textured beads to a two row brazilian snake chain with concealed clasp, marked 750 (2), necklace approx. 44cm, bracelet approx. 8cm, total weight approx. 91.4g £1,800-£2,500
262. An attractive two-colour gold reversable synthetic sapphire, emerald and diamond necklace and matching bracelet the centrepiece composed of an oval cut synthetic sapphire and to the reverse an oval cut emerald, each set with a single brilliant cut diamond, claw set between two tapering shoulders to a two colour gold bar link chain with box clasp fitting stamped 585 and a matching bracelet (2), necklace approx. 50cm, bracelet approx. 18.5cm, total weight approx. 29.8g £500-£800
263. A Victorian gold belcher watch chain a single row long facetted link belcher chain, with applied tag to chain marked 9ct, total weight: 30.8g, approx. 154cm £300-£400
264. A gold rope chain necklace with lever clasp fitting marked 14k, total weight approx. 27.4g 261 £300-£500
256. A 9ct gold ladies Rotary mechanical bracelet 265. A gold single row facetted belcher link watch watch chain having a circular champagne dial with raised gilt and black with swivel clip marked 375, total weight: 22.6g, approx. 80cm baton markers, to an integral milanese bracelet, ladder £200-£300 snap clasp, total weight approx. 45.3g total length: 18.7cm £300-£400
257. Five assorted gold necklaces and three with pendants to include a 9ct gold ingot pendant on a gold chain, a 9ct zodiac pendant on a fine gold chain, a circular cubic zirconia bead pendant on 9ct gold curb link necklace, a 9ct gold prince of Wales chain and another 9ct gold rectangular link necklace (5), total weight approx: 22.0g 266. An 18ct gold gold long fancy link neck chain £180-£220 terminating with a hinge claw and jump ring clasp marked 18ct, length approx: 198cm. Total weight approx: 73.8g 258. Four assorted gold chains £1,400-£1,800 to include a 9ct gold rope chain, a 9ct gold belcher link chain, a two row plain polished and textured curb link 267. An Italian gold barrel shaped belcher chain bracelet and a 9ct gold box link chain. (4), rope chain:6.9g necklace approx. 72cm, belcher link chain 6.0g approx. 80g, curb with lever clasp marked UnoAErre 750, total weight link bracelet. 4.6g approx. 22cm, box link chain: 4.1g approx. 14.0g approx. 47cm £300-£500 £180-£220
259. A Victorian full sovereign with a shield back dated 1866 claw set to 9ct acron and leaf pendant mount suspended on a 9ct gold curb link chain, total weight approx. 24.3g 268. An unusual Portuguese gold necklace £300-£400 having hoop and three row wire links with lever clasp, 260. A George V half sovereign dated 1918 stamped with Portuguese gold convention mark 800, total channel set to a 9ct gold pendant mount suspended on a weight approx. 37.9g length approx 41.5cm gold trace chain, total weight approx. 8.3g £800-£1,000 £100-£150
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269. An 18ct gold bark textured oval link necklace, circa 1970s with concealed box clasp and figure of eight safety clasp, total weight approx. 47.5g £1,000-£1,500
270. A Victorian enamel, seed pearl and diamond pendant on chain composed of a central boss with a diamond and split pearl five point star to a royal blue guilloche enamel background, with an Etruscan twisted wire border and twisted knot accent with a glazed locket verso suspended on a belcher chain, pendant length approx. 3.1cm, chain length 41cm, total weight approx. 13.5g £250-£350
271. A delicate Edwardian gold amethyst and seed pearl open pendant necklace a central cluster composed of an amethyst and seed 270 271 pearls with three further seed pearl and amethyst floral sprigs, all set to an open frame with a further seed pearl and amethyst suspended drop, on a trace chain stamped 9ct, total weight approx. 5.7g £100-£180
272. An exquisite Edwardian diamond necklace converting to a tiara designed as a series of graduated fleur-de-lys drops and scroll surmounts, each drop set with brilliant and old cut diamonds and terminating with a further brilliant cut diamond suspended on from a knife-edge bar, all set in silver backed in gold mounted to a knife-edge back chain set evenly with old Swiss cut diamonds in cut down collets with a diamond set box clasp and safety chain, the front section converting to a tiara with a tiara frame and extra links concealed in a fitted brown leather fitted box, length approx: 37cm, total weight approx. 21.4g £3,500-£4,000
273. A beautiful mid Victorian amethyst, seed pearl and enamel shield pendant a large amethyst cabochon, claw set to a white and black spot enamel shield border decorated with split pearls to the bow accent and shield, suspended from a trace chain having rub set amethysts and seed pearls interspersed along the bottom section of the chain with a bolt ring clasp marked 15k, total weight approx. 17.7g, length including bale approx. 4.8cm 272 £600-£800
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274. A delicate Edwardian graduated pearl fringe necklace 277 suspended graduated seed pearls (untested) to a fine chase chain with bolt ring clasp £80-£120
275. An exquisite mid-Victorian gold, diamond, coral and blue enamel suite, circa 1860s the suite comprising of a necklace, bangle, pair of earrings and a brooch, each star set to the centre, with an old rose cut diamond surrounded by four coral cabochons and further rose cut diamonds to each point of the star, on a blue enamel dome, all set to a bead and decorative wire surround and gold mount. The necklace comprising of three drops suspended to a cobra chain with swags between each drop, in a fitted case by Bright & Sons Scarborough (4) £2,000-£3,000
276. A gold modern design abstract pendant and matching ring, circa 1970s a carved marquise shaped ebony centrepiece depicting an animal, claw set with a plain mount, to a circular and abstract designed pendant on a trace link chain and a matching gold marquise shaped carved ebony ring (2), total weight approx. 27.8g, pendant length excluding bale: 8.4cm £500-£600
277. A gold two row graduated omega link necklace 280 with box clasp fitting and figure of eight safety chain, total weight approx: 33.8g, length approx. 45cm 279. Two costume bead necklaces £600-£800 to include a six row silvered beads, facetted beads, simulated pearls and glass bead 278. A single row graduated amber bead necklace necklace with a large diamante and graduated butterscotch and cherry coloured amber beads of various bronzed leaf clasp and a three row pink shapes plain strung to a lever clasp, total weight approx. 147.5g, length simulated pearl and facetted bead necklace approx. 90cm with matching earrings (2) £200-£400 £40-£60
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280. A Continental delicate gold bead necklace a three row bead chain with scalloped centre and facetted white gold beads to each point, terminating to a lever clasp marked 750, total weight approx. 10.0g £180-£200
284. An attractive Indian gold emerald and seed pearl suite comprising a pendant on chain, a ring and matching earrings. The pendant consisting of circular cut emeralds 281. An Indian high carat gold single row bead and split pearls in a floral spray design suspended on a necklace facetted belcher link chain with hook clasp, a matching a single row of gold facetted barrel beads, gold spacers emerald and split pearl cluster band ring and stud earrings and diamond-cut decorated beads suspended on a stamped 22k (4), total weight approx. 36.3g double wire with a hook and ring fitting, total weight £800-£1,200 approx. 25.6g £600-£800 285. A gold single row necklace with bead pendant a facetted bead with applied textured white circles 282. An Italian 18ct gold belcher chain necklace suspended on a box link chain marked 916. 22ct, total with bolt ring clasp, total weight approx. 4.1g weight approx. 7.9g £80-£120 £180-£220
286. A small collection of charming gold jewellery to include a pair of 18ct gold enamel ladybird drop earrings with post and butterfly fittings, an 18ct gold safety pin brooch with enamel ladybird pendant and another gold heart shaped charm with enamel ladybird to centre and a gold cobra link necklace marked 14k (3), earrings: total weight approx: 0.5g, brooch: total weigth approx. 1.6g, necklace: total weight approx. 6.6g £80-£120
287. An attractive Victorian paste set panel bracelet formed of seven emerald coloured and clear paste set oval clusters with floral paste cluster between, part closed setting, invisible push clasp fastening, approx. 19.5cm £50-£80 283. A delicate Indian high carat gold cubic zirconia pendant and matching earrings 288. A 9ct gold hollow curb link bracelet suspended the pendant with two princess cut cubic zirconia’s claw with padlock and ten assorted gold charms set, and two scrolls set with brilliant cut cubic zirconia’s the hollow curb link bracelet with ten mainly 9ct gold with a fixed bale on a two colour gold chain and matching charms including a 9ct gold horses head, a 9ct gold heart earrings with post and screw fittings, marked 22k (2), total charm, a 9ct concorde, 9ct gold football and a 9ct gold weight approx. 10.0g car, total weight approx.: 30.5g, approx. length: 18cm £300-£500 £250-£350
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294. A Norwegian silver and enamel butterfly brooch and an enamel bracelet a Aksel Holmen white silver enamel butterfly brooch marked Norway Sterling 925S and a silver gilt blue enamel panelled bracelet, all joined by jump rings and a bolt ring clasp (2), butterfly width as widest point: 2.3cm bracelet length approx: 18.5cm £50-£80
295. A small collection of 9ct bracelets to include a 9ct gold three row gate link bracelet, a 9ct gold curb link bracelet with padlock, three fine curb link chain bracelets, an Italian gold curb link bracelet marked 9ct and another three row curb link bracelet marked 375 (7), total weight approx: 16.9g £140-£180
289. A gold fancy link charm bracelet with padlock the fancy link bracelet suspended with a large variety of mainly 9ct gold articulated and other charms and a 1918 full gold sovereign in removable pendant mount, charms to include spinning “I Love You”, wishing well, various dogs including a poodle, keys, rings and others, 9ct gold heart padlock fastening, approx. 77.79g £800-£1,000
290. An attractive Edwardian gold turquoise and split pearl three row gate link bracelet with four 296. An attractive Victorian gold Etruscan revivial style charms garnet cabochon bracelet a three-row gold gate bracelet, with a centrepiece of a gold two row floral fancy link chain set with two oval spitch alternating rub set turquoise cabochons and claw set set garnets with a futher larger oval garnet spitch set to an split pearls, marked 9ct suspended with four charms ornate pierced scroll and floral clasp with a vacant glazed including a 9ct gold mother-of-pearl red stone ‘lucky locket verso, length approx. 20.2cm total weight approx. 21.0g star’ charm, a gold Kiwi bird marked 9ct and a rolled £300-£400 gold heart shaped locket, total weight approx: 19.9g, length approx: 18cm £200-£300
291. A 9ct gold charm bracelet with packlock and fifteen assorted mainly 9ct gold charms including a Saint Christopher charm marked 9ct, a 9ct gold shamrock, a 9ct gold fleur de lye, a spider charm marked 9ct, a 9ct gold gardening charm, a 9ct gold key charm, a 9ct gold champagne bucket charm, a knife and folk charm marked 9ct, a 9ct horse charm and a high carat arabic charm, a shell charm marked 14k, a gold church charm and three other gold charms, total weight approx: 31.7g, length approx. 18.5cm £280-£320
292. A 9ct gold five row gate link bracelet with padlock three plain polished bar between two wider plain polished bars, total weight approx. 19.0g £150-£200
293. A 9ct gold two row curb link bracelet with 297. A rare and attractive Georgian garnet bracelet padlock and seventeen assorted mainly 9ct gold decorated with flat cut garnets set in the form of a flower, rub charms set to domed plaques each with gilded roses and engraved including a 9ct gold football, a pair of 9ct gold slippers, flowers to the reverse, between rolled gold jump rings a 9ct gold fish, a 9ct gold zodiac charm and a 9ct gold with a matching open hinge locket and a concealed clasp, elephant etc, total weight approx: 44.8g approx 17.5cm, 26.5g £400-£450 £200-£300
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298. A white gold synthetic ruby line bracelet 301. A tri-coloured gold lozenge-shaped link bracelet step cut synthetic rubies, all channel set to a concealed with hinge buckle clasp decorated with diamond-cut box clasp, length approx: 17cm decoration, marked 750, length approx 19.8cm, total £150-£200 weight approx. 82.9g £1,600-£1,800
302. A 9ct gold opal set bar link bracelet five polished hollow curved bar links each rub set with an opal cabochon, articulated with jump rings and terminating with a lever clasp, total weight approx. 22.3g, length approx. 18cm £240-£280
299. A gold oversized hollow curb link bracelet with concealed clasp with figure of eight safety clasps stamped 585, length approx: 21.5cm, total weight approx. 68.6g £950-£1,000
303. An attractive gold three row fancy link bracelet, circa 1970s with a concealed box clasp and figure of eight safety clasp, marked 750, total length approx. 19.1cm total weight approx. 44.1g £800-£1,200
304. A gold four row belcher link chain bracelet with padlock four rows of reeded belcher chain, terminating into two 300. A gold milanese bracelet marked 858 polished bars with jump ring and padlock clasp, total with a concealed box clasp and figure of eight safety weight approx. 20.0g clasps, length approx. 18.2cm, total weight approx: 59.9g £200-£250 £800-£1,000
305. A 9ct gold curb link charm bracelet with padlock 301 with a gold smokey quartz fob, total weight approx. 36.3g £300-£500
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311. A three row omega link bracelet having three rows of textured and polished omega link chains with concealed box clasp and figure of eight safety chain, marked 585, total weight approx. 20.5g £300-£400
306. A high carat gold five coin bracelet five “prize jewellery modern flower” coins channel set between with jump rings, terminating screw pin and catch fitting, heart shaped charm and safety chain. Chinese character marks to the clasp, total weight approx. 52.5g, length 15.5cm £1,200-£1,800
307. Two gold charm bracelets with assorted charms a belcher link bracelet both with eight assorted charms including a horseshoe, key and bell etc, total weight 312. A 9ct gold abstract scalloped edge bracelet approx. 10.4g having sandblasted textured gold curved panels with a £100-£150 abstract scalloped polished edge, each section hinged with a lever clasp, total weight approx: 14.3g 308. A delicate silver gilt trace link charm bracelet £140-£180 with ten blue and white enamel fan charms, total weight total: 9.2g 313. A gold sapphire chain bracelet £60-£80 seven graduating round cut sapphires, claw set in cut down collets suspended between two rows of wheat link 309. An attractive chain tapering towards a concealed box clasp marked American gold two 585, total weight approx: 15.4g row fancy circular £200-£300 link chain bracelet with circular gold San Francisco’ pendant charm and concealed box clasp, marked 14k, total weight approx. 40.8g £500-£700
310. A gold open panel cabochon bracelet each panel set with a rub over set 309 cabochon possibly 314. A gold two row curb link bracelet apatite with a concealed clasp fitting and figure of eight with concealed box clasp and figure of eight safety clasp, safety clasp, stamped as 750 however tests for 14ct, total marked 585, total weight approx. 22.7g weight approx. 22.0g £350-£450 £200-£300 315. A delicate high carat gold heart link bracelet and a gold necklace the bracelet having curb links with applied textured heart plaques, to a hook clasp marked 916 and a 9ct gold single row cobra link necklace (2), high carat weight approx: 5.7g, 9ct gold weight approx. 4.0g £200-£300
316. A gold diamond set bar link bracelet having eleven brilliant cut diamonds, rub set between polished bar links with a lever clasp, marked 375, total weight approx. 10.4g £200-£300 311
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317. A Portuguese two colour gold bracelet a white gold fox tail link bracelet with yellow gold spacers set evenly along the chain with a box clasp and a figure of eight clasp. Stamped with Portuguese 800 gold marks, total weight approx. 16.2g £300-£400
318. Two high carat gold bracelets a two row twisted curb link bracelet with hook fitting and another single row tapering facetted bead bracelet marked 22k (2), total weight approx. 13.7g £300-£500 322. A two colour gold diamond hinged stiff bangle a textured yellow gold top section set with five diamonds, 319. A high carat gold twisted curb link bracelet with the centre being a tension set princess cut diamond and a high carat gold heart shaped pendant the others all brilliant cut diamonds grain set to white gold the heart pendant with central roundel engraved Happy sections, to a tapering polished bottom hinged section Birthday and diamond-cut decoration to the surround, with a concealed clasp, stamped 750, total weight approx. total weight approx. 12.3g 21.7g £200-£300 £400-£500
323. A collection of Victorian and later hinge bangles include a Victorian flat section hinge bangle with engraved decoration and scrolling end sections, Birmingham 1884, another Victorian silver hinge bangle with engraved floral decoration marked sterling, and a silver hinge slave bangle and other bangles (qty), the former approx 7cm in diameter £80-£120
324. Four decorative 22ct gold bangles with diamond-cut decoration to the exterior (4), total 320. An attractive gold abstract design hinged bangle weight approx. 53.5g a female and male figure symbolically bound by chains £1,200-£1,800 and standing on lobster claws, the chains graduating round to form the bangle, terminating with a hole and pin 325. A Indian high carat gold cubic zirconia open clasp with figure of eight safety clasp, signature to a link, bangle total weight approx. 48.8g a plain polished bangle with two round cut cubic zirconias £800-£1,200 finals, total weight approx. 16.3g £350-£450
321. A pair of high carat Chinese tension set bangles with diamond cut decoration to the top section, two applied hoops creating a clasp, the interior stamped with Chinese character marks, total weight approx. 25.0g £600-£800 326. Two Indian high carat slave bangles with diamond cut decoration to the exterior (2), total weight approx. 20.6g £400-£500
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327. A Victorian paste set silver cicada brooch and two other paste brooches the cicada brooch mark for Birmingham 1894, maker H.S, together with an unusual Continental silver, paste set Alsatian brooch with red enamel tongue, stamped 935 to reverse, together with a silver, marcasite and paste set dragonfly brooch (3), cicada brooch approx. 4.25cm £100-£150
330. A late Victorian diamond set crescent brooch a closed crescent with a single row of old European, cushion cut and rose cut diamonds, all claw set to silver cut down collets, with a gold scalloped gallery, all backed in gold, plain pin and a lever ‘C’ scroll clasp, with optional pendant fitting, total weight approx. 5.2g principal diamond measurements: 5.48 x 5.02 x 4.07mm £800-£1,200
328. An unusual Continental silver gilt enamel blackamoor pin brooch having an enamel figure wearing an enamel and red paste stone turban, to a bar brooch rub set with pink paste stones and terminating with conical shaped finals, pin and C scroll catch, approx 3cm £50-£80
331. A silver and facetted paste twelve pointed star 329. A beautiful Edwardian natural pearl and diamond brooch set brooch a central facetted oval shaped paste stone in a raised having a natural salt water baroque pearl to either end, star boss to a twelve pointed star, each point set with each set in a rose diamond set conical mount having graduated facetted paste stones with brooch and optional central natural button pearl to centre and two diamonds pendant fitting (pin deficient), total weight approx. 26.6g, to either side, mount tests gold and silver, the brooch is length approx: 6.2g accompanied by the Gem & Pearl Laboratory certificate £60-£80 stating that the pearls are natural (saltwater), pearls measuring 8.7-9.3 x 12-14mm, 9.2-10 x 11-13mm, button 332. A Royal Engineers sweetheart pin and other gold pearl 6.9-7 x 3-4mm, brooch approx. 6cm and silver brooches £600-£800 the sweetheart pin stamped 9ct to reverse, together with a 15ct gold mesh two tone ribbon brooch, a 9ct gold simulated pearl pin, a paste set duck brooch, tests silver and two other paste set brooches, test silver, associated box (6), 15ct bow brooch approx. 5.5cm, 15ct brooch approx 5.14g £80-£120
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333. A gold single stone opal cabochon bar brooch and two other brooches a opal cabochon millegrain set to a three row bar with pin and ‘C’ scroll catch marked 18ct, a Victorian 9ct gold citrine bar brooch and a gold single stone diamond stick pin claw set to a lozenge mount marked 9ct (3), total weight approx: 8.8g £80-£120
336. A Victorian gold Etruscan revivial style shield brooch 334. A Georgian flat cut garnet and seed pearl and matching earrings, circa 1860 memorial brooch a raised boss, star set, split pearl cluster to a royal blue enamel having a central hair locket with seed pearls frame star, an elliptical border decorated with lines of twisted wire, set within a border of circular flat cut garnets, bead and granulations, pendant bar, vacant glazed locket engraved inscription to reverse dated 4th Feb 1868, verso, brooch fitting with C scroll clasp and a matching pair of approx. 3 x 2.5cm drop earrings, all with matching registration marks in a fitted £100-£150 ‘Muirhead & Arthur’ of Glasgow case (2), total weight approx. 18.6g £200-£300
335. A beautiful Victorian gold, enamel and diamond hinge bangle an old European diamond set to blue enamel star surround on a raised circular boss, with twisted wire and bead detailing, four further diamond and blue enamel stars and a twisted wire border, all to the top section of the hinged bangle with polished under section, in a ‘J.J Durrant & Sons’ fitted case, total weight approx. 22.7g £350-£400
337. A Victorian Gothic-style amethyst spray and tassel brooch, c.1860 circular and drop cut amethysts all spitch set with bead finals, set amongst a spray of four fern leaves, to a scalloped shell background, with a graduated bead accent and tassel drops in a fitted Nathan & Co box, length excluding tassels appox 4.5cm, total weight approx. 9.9g £200-£400
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340. A decorative Indian silver gilt ruby and emerald peacock brooch/pendant a peacock with raised body set with rubies to a spray of feathers, all set with round cut emeralds and rubies with a pin and catch fitting and a with optional pendant fitting, 338. A Victorian gold green stone and seed pearl total weight approx. 31.8g, length 4.5cm shield brooch, c.1860 £400-£600 a raised boss, star set with a single split pearl to a circular background, set with green stones and split pearls with a cut-away section revealing an articulated tapering tassel with vacant glazed locket verso, brooch fitting and ‘C’ scroll catch in a fitted case, total weight approx. 13.0g £150-£200
339. Two gold gemstone fobs including an Etruscan style fob rub set on each quarter side with a blue synthetic spinel, with further beads and twisted rope decoration and another similar example of tapering form set with concentric bands of turquoise cabochons, cultured pearls and rub set 341. An unusual and delicate 19th Century garnets terminating with a foiled-back amethyst final (2), tortoiseshell and coloured paste set butterfly brooch Syn. Spinel fob total weight: 9.4g, gemstone fob total the outstretched tortoiseshell wings highlighted with weight: 10.4g gilt leaf-shaped panels, to a filigree body mounted with £200-£300 red cabochon eyes, with a suspended filigree flower set with a pink cabochon and a further tortoiseshell and filigree heart. Single strand trace-link swags and a green cabochon accent, length approx. 7.5cm, total weight approx. 6.4g £300-£500
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342. A gold single stone aquamarine bar brooch a single stone oval cut aquamarine, double claw set to a plain polished bar with pin and ‘C’ scroll fitting, total weights approx. 4.1g £60-£80
343. A small collection of Chinese and other jewellery items to include a high carat gold green paste spray brooch, a white gold jade floral and spray brooch, a gold jade pin, two gold pendants, three hardstone rings and a bangle, a silver brooch with Chinese characters to the centre, a platinum wedding ring, a pair of green hardstone earrings and a silver ring with an opal mosaic centre (qty), brooch with paste leaves: 16.5g, white gold spray brooch: 5.3g, jade pin brooch: 3.1g, platinum ring: 3.0g, gold pendants: 2.7g £150-£250
346. A pair of beautiful diamond drop earrings comprising a two floral clusters of old-cut diamonds set 344. A Victorian Etruscan revival style circular shell around a pierced scrolling frame, with three diamond set cameo brooch articulated foliate drops terminating with a single diamond a beautifully carved shell cameo of a young maidens bud in cut down collets, suspended from diamond-set head, rub set to a gold brooch mount, embellished with sprays, mounted in silver and backed in gold with a hook bead and scalloped twisted wire decoration with a further fitting in a Lanson & Sons Ltd fitting box, length approx. twisted wire border and a pin and ‘C’ scroll catch, total excl. fitting 7cm, total weight approx. 15.49g weight approx: 9.1g (pin not gold) £500-£800 £100-£150
345. Twelve assorted Victorian and later stick pins to include a single stone diamond stick pin, an old European cut diamond claw set to a crown head, a single 347. A pair of attractive emerald and cultured pearl pearl (pearl untested) stick pin, a 9ct gold pheasant stick earrings pin, a three stone citrine and diamond stick pin, a seed a navette shaped emerald rub set to a border of eight cut pearl and demantoid garnet set stick pin stamped 15ct, diamonds, above three graduating rows of cultured pearls a 9ct fox head stick pin set with ruby eyes, a Victorian terminating with an omega fitting marked with continental Masonic stick pin marked 15ct and five other stick pins (12), hallmarked for 18ct gold, total weight approx: 8.6g total weight approx. 8.3g £200-£300 £100-£200
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348. A pair of 9ct gold single cultured pearl floral earrings a single cultured button pearl peg set to a scalloped floral surround with post and butterfly fittings, total weight approx: 4.0g, length approx. 1.6cm £80-£120 352. A pair of gold pierced drop earrings a pear-shaped drop pierced with a Greek key design suspended from a triangular plaque with a matching pattern with clip on fittings, length approx. 4.2cm, total weight approx. 9.0g £150-£180
353. A good collection of stud earrings to include a pair of gold emerald stud earrings, a pair of gold opal cabochon earrings, a pair of white gold drop earrings and a pair of nephrite cabochon earrings (qty) £50-£80
349. A pair of attractive Victorian emerald and diamond earrings having rectangular cut emeralds within old cut diamond fancy scroll settings, test for gold and silver, associated leather box, approx. 1.25cm at widest point £500-£700
354. A pair of attractive Chinese diamond spray earrings four graduated brilliant-cut diamonds, all claw set to scroll and ribbon accents, highlighted with facetted cut gold decoration, with screw fittings marked with Chinese characters, total weight approx. 11.3g, length approx 2.2cm, diamond approx weight: 0.85ct each earring £600-£800
350. A pair of Victorian gold diamond, coral and blue enamel earrings a rose cut diamond and coral cluster, set to a blue enamel background with bead and twisted rope border, set to triple bead and hook fitting in fitted “John Alton of Pimlico” box, total weight approx 7.7g £100-£200
351. A pair of gold diamond stud/spray earrings 355. A pair of 18ct gold diamond and pearl drop a single stone brilliant cut diamond claw set to a post earrings fitting, with a second yellow fitting in the form of a three a single cultured pearl and brilliant cut diamond drop row scroll set with four further brilliant cut diamonds suspended from a yellow trefoil shaped plaque grain set marked 14k, total weight approx. 3.3g, principal diamond with brilliant cut diamonds to post fittings, total weight weight approx. 0.20ct each approx. 5.1g length approx: 2.2cm £100-£150 £300-£500
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356. A pair of gold opal and diamond floral earrings 360. An Edward VII sovereign dated 1904 and a similar opal and diamond pendant claw set to a 9ct gold pierced, bead and scrolling pendant a brilliant cut central diamond claw set to five pear mount, total weight approx. 15.7g shaped opals petals with two curved sprays of graduated £200-£300 brilliant cut diamonds to post fittings and a pear shaped opal cabochon pendant with a surround of brilliant cut 361. A gold African filigree pendant diamonds, all claw set with a tapering bale, marked 585 an African bust applied to a oval filigree background with (2), good condition bead detailing, set to a polished frame and bale, total £200-£300 weight approx. 11.2g, length excluding bale approx 4.1cm £200-£300 357. A pair of gold pearl and diamond earrings and a two colour single row gold necklace a single cultured pearl, peg set to a diamond set polished yellow gold curved bar with post fittings marked 375 and a two colour gold single row necklace, having yellow ‘kiss’ links between white textured graduating circular links with a lever clasp marked 375 (2). Earrings total weight approx: 3.1g. Necklace: total weight approx: 8.3g £100-£200
362. An early 20th Century sterling silver enamel pendant watch a blue guilloche enamel and gilt detailing dome pendant, a circular silvered dial signed Ebel with Arabic numerals and black crescent style hands, with a twist centre to reveal a movement signed ebel W. Co. Swiss mark for 925, total weight approx. 19.5g, length approx. 2.5cm 358. A pair of attractive gold ruby and diamond spray £100-£200 earrings and a matching pendant an oval cut ruby, four claw set to a spray terminating with a single brilliant cut diamond to a gold polished leaf and a gold, ruby and diamond matching pendant (2), total weight total: 11.4g £200-£300
359. A pair of gold cultured pearl earrings and matching pendant on a gold chain 363. An ingot in pendant mount a single button pearl set to a scalloped edge and post a Suisse ingot marked 999.9, with a maiden relief figure fitting, a matching pendant on a twisted curb link chain to the reverse claw set to a decorative pendant mount bracelet (3), total weight approx: 7.3g marked 875, total weight approx. 24.0g £80-£120 £600-£800
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364. A delicate single stone aquamarine pendant a single stone octagonal step cut aquamarine, four claw set to a open mount and bale £80-£120
365. A delicate gold blue topaz and diamond pendant an oval cut blue topaz, claw set in a surround of fourteen brilliant cut diamonds to a scalloped gallery back and bale fitting, marked 18k, total weight approx. 3.4g, length excluding bale 1.5cm £80-£120 369 366. A Chinese gold jade circular pendant four jade roundels with Chinese characters applied to the centre of each, and larger Chinese characters to the centre with a Greek key circular border and split bale, marked 18k, total weight approx. 29.7g, length excluding bale 5.5cm £200-£300
367. A gold diamond set cross pendant and a gold leopards head ring a gold cross with an open oval centre, set with brilliant cut diamonds opposite a yellow polished section with a tapering bale marked 750 and a gold leopards head 370 ring, set with sapphire eyes and diamonds to it’s white gold collar, with a pierced decorative neck (a/f) marked 750 (2), pendant total weight approx: 5.0g Ring total weight approx. 5.3g £100-£150
368. A diamond and ruby set fox head charm/pendant on chain the fox’s head set with rose-cut diamonds and ruby cabochon eyes, all in silver and backed in gold suspended on a gold box link chain marked 585 (2), chain total length: 8.3g Fox: total weigh approx: 1.4g £80-£120
369. A gold five stone diamond ring 371 with a graduated row of old European and cushion cut diamonds, claw set to a scalloped gallery, scrolling shoulders and a reeded polished shank, total weight approx. 3.6g, finger size O £300-£500
370. A large 9ct gold mounted amethyst set dress ring having a scroll mount set with a large rectangular cut amethyst, marked for 9ct gold, size N/O £200-£300
372 371. A delicate Art Deco sapphire and diamond cluster ring the lozenge shaped step cut sapphire set within a surround of old cut diamonds, grain set to a white pierced head, chenier shoulders and a polished shank, finger size: R, total weight approx: 3.5g £500-£800
372. A beautiful single stone diamond ring a brilliant cut diamond claw set to chenier shoulders and a plain polished shank, total weight approx. 4.7g diamond weight approx 0.80ct, ring size O1/2 £400-£600 374 373. A gold single stone pearl and diamond crossover ring a cultured pearl peg set, together with a wave of five eight-cut diamonds claw set with a plain polished shank, ring size K1/2, total weight approx. 6.0g £80-£120
374. An attractive five stone graduated diamond ring five graduated brilliant cut diamonds claw set to a graduated open scalloped head, tapering shoulders and a plain shank stamped with Arabic gold marks to the shank, ring size: N, total weight approx. 6.1g £180-£280
375
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375. An attractive gold marquise shaped diamond cluster ring with graduated cushion cut and old European cut diamonds, grain and milligrain set to a yellow plate. Yellow gallery and underbezel with split shoulders and a plain polished shank marked 18ct, ring size K, total weight approx. 3.8g £180-£280
376. A gold two row diamond set band ring two tapering yellow bands, with three white gold tapering diamond set ‘ribbons’ woven between the bands marked 750, ring size: leading edge M. Total weight approx 9.5g £200-£300 376 377. A gold lapis lazuli and diamond ring an elipitical lapis lazuli cabochon between two white pear-shaped drops set with eight cut diamonds to a plain polished shank marked K18, ring size N, total weight 5.9g £100-£150
378. A black opal triplet and diamond cluster ring a large oval shaped black opal triplet, four claw set to a single row of eight-cut diamonds mounted on a white plain polished shank marked 18k, ring size: leading edge N, total weight approx. 11.4g £150-£180 377
379. A 9ct five stone graduated peridot ring five graduated round cut peridots claw set to a scrolling gallery and a plain polished shank, ring size: M £60-£80
380. A two colour gold sapphire and diamond ring, circa 1970s step-cut sapphires claw set to a textured gold abstract form intertwined with a polished white abstract design set with three eight-cut diamonds to open shoulders and a reeded shank, marked 750, ring size J, head length approx. 3.6cm x 1.8cm £300-£500
381. A gold opal spray ring 378 six oval shaped opal cabochons, claw set between a spray of three leaves and abstract branches mounted to a plain polished shank marked 18k, ring size: N, total weight approx. 9.2g £200-£300
382. A Victorian three stone opal and diamond ring three graduated oval shaped opal cabochons set between four old cut diamonds, all claw set to a scroll mount and a plain shank marked 18ct, ring size N, total weight approx. 3.6g £200-£300 379 383. A gold peridot and amethyst cross over ring A trillion cut peridot and a trilliant cut peridot rub set in a crossover setting to a tapering polished shank. marked 750, ring size O, total weight 3.6g £100-£150
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384. A decorative white gold sapphire and diamond stylised crossover ring a central round cut sapphire in a surround of diamonds and sapphires, all claw set to a reeded polished shank, ring size: leading egde N, total weight approx. 9.4g £280-£380
385. A gold single stone emerald ring an emerald-cut emerald, four claw set to a scrolling abstract mount and a plain polished shank, marked 750, ring size: N, total weight approx. 9.2g, approximate emerald size 2.23ct £600-£800
386. A gold single stone marquise shaped diamond ring a single stone marquise shaped diamond, rub set to ‘wishbone’ shaped 384 shoulders and a polished shank, measurements: 10.21 x 4.13 x 2.37mm carat weight approx. 0.50ct, total weight approx. 4.0g £200-£300
387. A gold diamond cluster crossover ring two old European diamonds claw set to a raised mount, with a surround to each of nine old-cut diamonds in a crossover setting marked 18ct, ring size: L1/2, total weight approx. 4.1g £250-£350
388. A two stone diamond crossover ring two brilliant cut diamonds, claw set in a crossover setting, the shoulders channel set with two baguette cut diamonds and a polished shank, ring size: N1/2, total 385 weight approx. 2.5g £150-£250
389. A 9ct gold graduated five stone opal cabochon ring with scalloped gallery, carved shoulders and a polished shank, total weight approx. 3.1g £100-£150
390. Two decorative dress rings including a single stone round cut citrine, claw set to a open mount and polished shank marked 9ct and a single stone oval cut amethyst ring, claw set to chenier shoulders and a silver shank, citrine total weight approx. 11.1g, amethyst total weight approx 13.0g £80-£120 386 391. An impressive single stone diamond ring a single brilliant cut diamond four claw set to a white mount and a yellow gold plain polished shank, marked 18ct, total weight approx. 3.2g, diamond measurements: 6.66mm x 6.67mm x 3.95mm, total carat weight approx 1.05ct £2,500-£3,000
392. An attractive jade and diamond cluster ring 389 an oval shaped jade cabochon with a surround of fifteen brilliant-cut diamonds, with trifurcated shoulders and a polished shank stamped PLAT, total weight approx. 7.6g, jade cabochon measures: 17.15mm x 12.03mm £600-£800
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393. A rare Georgian agate and garnet mourning ring 399. An white gold aquamarine and diamond ring the central oval agate set with a surround of flat cut garnets, an emerald cut aquamarine with two eight-cut mounted in silver with trifurcated and bead shoulder and a diamonds franked to get side, all claw set to split reeded shank (a/f), head length 2.8cm, total weight approx. shoulders and a polished shank, total weight 15.4g, leading edge N1/2 approx: 4.9g, 12.95mm x 9.18mm x 15.71mm £200-£300 £300-£400
394. An attractive 18ct gold ruby and diamond cluster ring 400. A decorative 18ct gold pearl and diamond an oval cut ruby, claw set within a white surround of twelve crossover ring brilliant- cut diamonds, between chenier shoulder and a having two cultured pearls set to a white gold collar of tapering plain polished shank, ring size R, total diamond eight cut diamonds, in a crossover setting to a yellow weight approx. 0.60ct, total weight approx. 5.3g ruby approx. plain polished shank, total weight approx: 3.9g 6.82 x 4.96 x 2.98mm £120-£180 £800-£1,200 401. An 18ct gold single stone diamond scalloped 395. A delicate single stone square shaped step cut edge ring sapphire a single brilliant cut diamond, tension set to the millegrain set to a polished and pierced gallery, between centre of graduating scallops to a plain polished knife-edge shoulders and a plain polished shank. Marked shank, ring size approx: N1/2. Total carat weight 18ct, total weight approx: 2.6g. Ring size P1/2, measurements: approx 0.40ct. Total weight approx. 6.6g 6.14mm x 6.14mm x 3.79mm £400-£500 £100-£150 402. A gold single stone opal cabochon ring 396. An gold amethyst and diamond ring an oval shaped opal cabochon, rub set to a a emerald cut amethyst, franked between two rows of brilliant decorative pierced head and shoulders to a plain cut diamonds, all claw set to trifurcated shoulders and a polished shank, total weight approx. 7.3g reeded shank marked 18k, ring size: M, total weight approx. £200-£300 7.3g £100-£200 403. An unusual gold diamond and garnet ring possibly German 397. A 9ct gold cultured pearl and diamond ring an eight-cut diamond, set to a white central plaque, a single cultured pearl, peg set to raised scrolls and graduated flanked by two step cut garnets, rub set to a trefoil eight-cut diamond set shoulders to a plain polished shank, ring scalloped head, with raised split shoulders and a size: leading edge P1/2. total weight approx. 3.9g plain polished shank, marked 9k, ring size: P total £60-£80 weight approx. 6.2g £80-£120 398. A two colour gold diamond set ring having two open ovals, both set with eight-cut diamonds to a 404. A 22ct gold court shaped wedding ring three row rose and white gold reeded band, ring size approx. with engraving to the interior, ring size: 01/2, total R. Total weight approx. 5.2g, tested as approx 9ct gold weight approx. 7.2g £70-£90 £150-£200
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405. An old cut single stone diamond set ring and a wedding band the old cut diamond in high claw yellow gold mount, tests for gold, together with a 22ct gold wedding band (2), diamond ring O/P, 22ct band J, approx. 4.33g £70-£90
406. A 22ct gold court shaped wedding ring ring size: leading edge N, total weight approx. 5.4g £80-£120 410. A 22ct gold wedding ring and a pair of 9ct engine turned decorated cufflinks with chain and torpedo backs in fitted case (2), wedding ring total weight approx. 3.9g, cufflinks total weight approx. 4.8g £80-£120
407. Three 9ct gold gentleman’s rings to include a 9ct gold three stone paste signet ring, a 9ct gold wedding ring and another 9ct wedding ring with engraved decoration (3), total weight approx. 17.6g £150-£200
408. A 22ct gold wedding ring and another gold wedding ring 411. An opal set five stone half hoop ring and a including one with an engraved inscription “When fortune wedding ring will I shall”, ring size: L & L1/2. total weight 9.1g the opal ring having five oval opals in a scroll setting, £150-£200 marked 18ct, together with a 22ct gold wedding band, marks rubbed (2), opal ring size O, wedding band K £100-£150
412. An good 18ct gold single stone illusion set diamond ring and another cross over diamond ring a single brilliant cut diamond, illusion set to a white head with chenier shoulders and a plain polished shank and a two stone diamond and white stone cross over ring (a/f), single stone ring weight approx: 2.5g, two diamond crossover weight approx: 2.3g £150-£250
413. Three gold and opal set rings and a diamond set dress ring to include an Edwardian opal and diamond plaque ring 409. Two 22ct gold wedding bands marked 18ct PLAT, A 9ct gold opal and sapphire cluster together with a 9ct gold wedding band and a pair of scroll ring, a 9ct gold seven stone opal ring and a 9ct gold engraved cufflinks, tests for gold, associated cufflink diamond floral band ring (4), total weight approx. 13.1g box (4), approx. weight 22ct gold bands 8.55g, 9ct band £100-£150 approx. 3.09g £150-£250
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414. A collection of five assorted gold dress rings to include an 18ct gold three stone diamond ring, a 9ct gold signet ring with green quartz insert, a 9ct gold diamond crossover ring, a 9ct ruby and diamond ring and green paste stone ring marked sil & gold (5), total weight approx 13.9g £150-£200
415. An unusual pair of Victorian gilt hair pins in the form of a golf club and putter in a fitted leather case, length approx. 22cm £40-£60
416. An attractive Chinese filigree work panel bracelet and a collection of other jewellery 416 the bracelet having central seated Buddha panel and with further intricate pierced filigree oval panels and similar push clasp fastening, Chinese character signature to reverse and with French .800 marks to clasp, tests silver gilt, together with an Art deco marcasite and cultured pearl set ring, tests for gold and silver, a large Indian jargoon set turban pin, a Continental .750 cultured pearl set foliate brooch, maker E Ld, a Victorian yellow metal and grosgrain silk ribbon fob, a carved lava cameo brooch, an Austro-Hungarian pendant a.f, and three other brooches (qty), bracelet approx. 17.5c m £200-£250
417. An interesting collection of costume jewellery to include a Jewelcraft red paste and gilt brooch, a Trifari silver-coloured leaf brooch, a paste stone gardinette brooch, a silver and enamel violet brooch, Art Deco paste clip brooches and a 417 paste stone brooch by Exquistite (qty) £40-£60
418. An interesting collection of gold and costume jewellery to include a 18ct gold single stone paste ring, a 15ct gold five stone ring, a front and back heart shaped locket, a gold framed picture locket, a shell cameo brooch, a single row cultured pearl necklace with marcasite clasp, two facetted glass bead necklace, a panel bracelet with painted flower motifs and a paste stone brooch (qty), ring 6.4g, 15ct ring: 1.9g £80-£120
419. A 9ct gold rope chain necklace and similar items including a 1970s 9ct gold linked concentric circular pendent on chain, a 9ct gold open spray leaf brooch, a 9ct gold open textured stylised 418 brooch, a 9ct gold foxtail link necklace, an Italian bar and curb link necklace marked 375, a 9ct 420. Three wedding rings and a collection of jewellery gold three row open panel link necklace and a comprising of 22ct two colour gold facetted wedding ring and two foiled pendant in a gold frame signed Mercier. 9ct gold wedding rings and a collection of silver jewellery to include a (qty), total weight excluding pendant 39.1g, silver court section hinge bangle with engraved decoration, a silver fan pendant weight 2.49g shaped brooch and a Victorian silver Royal Highlander brooch (qty), £350-£450 22ct ring weight approx: 2.1g, 9ct wedding rings weight approx: 3.6g £100-£150
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424. A collection of decorative silver and marcasite jewellery 421. A collection of interesting cameo and banded to include a silver flat section hinge bangle with engraved agate jewellery detailing, a sterling silver racehorse brooch stamped to include a gold cameo ring, an oval carved agate cameo ‘Mrs. e. Goldsons, Pappa Fourway’, a commemorative of a young maiden, a banded agate panel bracelet, two coin in a silver mount on a silver belcher chain, a Victorian banded agate brooches, rub set to split shoulders and a silver brooch, a red enamel heart circular brooch together plain polished shank marked 9ct, a large gilt metal cameo with assorted marcasite and silver jewellery (qty) brooch of an young maiden surrounded by a simulated £40-£60 pearl border, a Victorian gilt metal carved shell cameo of the three graces with a scrolling border, a silver carved agate brooch, a carved shell cameo panelled bracelet and two other cameos (11), ring: 5.7g £100-£200
425. A collection of gold jewellery to include a ladies gold Cyma mechanical bracelet watch with integral bracelet, a gold panther pendant, a gold swizzle stick marked 9ct, a gold picture locket market 10k and another gilt metal example (5), panther pendant: tested as approx. 14ct gold but bale tested as approx. 18ct £150-£200 422. An assorted collection of 19th Century and later jewellery to include a gold filigree brooch marked 18ct, a Regency gold onyx and seed pearl brooch, a Victorian seed pearl and lapis lazulli horseshoe and bar brooch, a pair of Regency drop earrings with applied twisted wire and bead detailing, a Victorian 9ct gold sapphire and seed pearl brooch, a pair of filigree drop earrings, a single stone tab pendant marked 18k, a good twisted wire and bead brooch, a gilt metal sapphire brooch, a pair of 9ct gold single seed pearl dress studs and another single 18ct gold example together with three pairs of paste earring, five further brooches and a pink stone open pendant. (qty) £200-£300
423. A collection of Victorian and later jewellery to include a gold Masonic agate keystone watch fob on an 426. A collection of attractive Victorian and later unrelated 9ct gold swivel clip and ribbon fob, an Edwardian jewellery 9ct gold commemorative shooting watch fob, a rolled gold to include a Art Nouveau gold open pendant set with a picture locket engraved to the reverse with imagery of single turquoise cabochon, a 9ct gold shell cameo ring, crystal palace, a pair of 9ct gold oval chain back cufflinks, a Victorian gold six stone diamond curb chain brooch three assorted ladies mechanical bracelet watches, a (a/f), a good thistle bar brooch, another shell cameo gilt metal seal fob, a gilt metal Masonic ‘Yorkshire N&E ring and brooch, a front and back seed pearl locket Ridings’ medal with engraved date 9th April 1874 in original and a bohemian garnet cluster brooch (qty), 18ct gold box, a mother of pearl Masonic keystone watch fob, a brooch: 2.2g, pendant 1.6g length 2.7cm, cameo rings circular piqué inlaid brooch (a/f) (qty) total weight: 6.3g £150-£200 £100-£200
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430. A collection of gold jewellery to include an Edwardian gold seed pearl circular pendant marked 15ct suspended on a 9ct gold trace chain, a gold 427. A collection of gold jewellery nugget pendant marked 9ct, two Victorian bar brooches, to include a 9ct gold rope chain necklace, a pair of 9ct a gold curb link bracelet with padlock and zodiac charm, gold cufflinks, two 9ct gold pendants, a 9ct gold cross, three front and back lockets, a cross pendant marked 9ct two 9ct gold ladies watch heads and a silver ladies and a gold swivel fob with roman coin (qty), total weight fob watch (qty), rope chain: 14.9g, pendants: 6.0g, approx. 39.1g cufflinks: 5.9g £300-£400 £300-£400 431. A small collection of gold jewellery items 428. A white gold cultured pearl and diamond to include a ladies 9ct gold mechanical bracelet watch, pendant and two pairs of earrings tonneau shaped dial with Arabic numerals on an a single cultured pearl, peg set to a diamond set mount expanding gold bracelet marked 9ct, a gold wedding suspended on a box link chain marked 9k, a pair of band, a gold fern leaf brooch marked 750 (3), total weights diamond set earrings in the form of a cross with post approx: watch: 16.0g, ring: 1.3g, brooch: 2.9g and butterfly fittings and a pair of diamond and sapphire £150-£200 cluster earrings with post fittings (butterfly deficient) (3), pendant total weight approx: 5.5g, earrings total weight 432. A collection of mixed jewellery 4.3g to include a texture silver band ring, a silver abstract ring £100-£150 set with green stones possibly emeralds, a silver band ring signed Luce, a gilt metal cameo, a collection of silver amber jewellery including two silver amber cabochon bracelets, an amber fish brooch, a gilt metal smokey quartz pendant with engraved pagoda, a single row graduated malachite bead necklace and a single row graduated ‘hawk eye’ quartz bead necklace (qty), textured ring size: T. Emerald ring size N £50-£80
429. An interesting collection of gold jewellery to include a miniature of a small boy in a sailors suit in a gold frame marked 9ct, a 9ct gold oval locket with engraved decoration to the front on a prince of Wales chain, a 9ct gold picture locket on a 9ct gold belcher chain (3), oval locket: 14.4g, miniature: 10.9g, picture 433. A small collection of jewellery locket: 11.3g to include a pair of silver red enamel fleur-de-lye earrings £150-£200 suspended from scrolling head set with paste stone with post and butterfly fittings, a gold bloodstone swivel fob suspended on a jump ring, a gilt and steel penknife and similar articulated pencil (a/f), a pair of bead drop earrings with engraved detail and a pair gilt metal paste drop earrings (qty) £100-£200
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436. A collection of Victorian jewellery to include a Victorian gold and silver piqué tortoiseshell inlay bangle, the top section an inlaid cross with a circular border, with silver engraved plaques, scrolls and floral motifs tapering to the hinged bottom section 434. A collection of gemstone jewellery also inlaid together a Victorian gold cased eye glass, to include three row garnet bead necklace with silver the frame highly decorated with flowers, a Georgian clasp, a silver blue gemstone and marcasite centrepiece agate and flat cut garnet cluster brooch and a silver pink necklace and matching earrings, a Italian gold shell stone cluster ring (4), bangle total weight approx: 24.9g. cameo pendant, marked 375, a silver hinged bangle, a Diameter: 4.2cm x 5.7cm Ring size approx: P. Brooch silver rose quartz brooch, a single row aventurine bead measures approx. 2.2cm x 1.9cm necklace and a single row rose quartz, rhodochrosite and £180-£200 black bead necklace (qty), cameo brooch: 4.4g, length approx. 3.2cm 437. A large collection of silver, gemstone and amber £100-£200 jewellery to include a blue enamel circular panel bracelet marked silver, a silver abstract design bracelet set with amethyst cabochons and a similar example set with labradorite, a silver charm bracelet with assorted charms, a silver eight row gate link bracelet, an amethyst fringe necklace together with a collection of amber cabochon jewellery including bracelet and brooches and a pair of silver citrine screw back earrings (qty), enamel bracelet length: 17.5cm, silver charm bracelet total weight: 49.7g £60-£80
438. A small collection of Victorian jewellery to include a pair of 9ct white gold and diamond earrings, a two row graduated cultured pearl necklace, strung knotted to a 9ct gold amethyst and cultured pearl clasp, an Italian millefiori marquise shaped brooch, a silver diamante paste buckle brooch, two gold brooches marked 9ct including a Royal Artillery example, a reverse cameo brooch, an Art Deco green hardstone and enamel brooch, a rolled gold articulated pencil (a/f) and other items (qty), pencil weight: 16.7g, 9ct gold broochs: 3.4g, 435. A collection of gold jewellery earrings: 4.3g to include a pair of 9ct gold twisted hoop earrings, a pear £80-£120 of gold studs marked 9ct, a gold hollow hinge bangle with diamond-cut decoration and a cobra link chain marked 439. A collection of gemstone and pearl jewellery 375 (4), total weight approx: 17.3g to include a small quantity of crucifixes and cross £150-£200 pendants, a 9ct gold diamond set cross pendant, a Victorian garnet and seed pearl cross pendant, a pair of silver diamond set earrings marked 925, a gold pink stone pendant marked 375, a 9ct gold topaz pendant, a 9ct gold opal pendant, several cultured and cultured freshwater pearl necklaces, a pair of silver and pearl earrings in the form of calla lilies, cufflinks and other items (qty), cross pendant: 3.0g, pendants: 3.7g £80-£120
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440. A large collection of silver brooches, pendants 443. A collection of 9ct gold jewellery and lockets to include a single row curb link bracelet with padlock, a to include an Arts and Crafts sterling silver brooch, with a single stone paste ring, a four stone diamond cluster ring, blue chalcedony with a floral border in the style of Bernard a garnet bar brooch, a gold sapphire and pearl bar brooch Instone, a silver brooch in the form of an orchid, a silver marked 9ct, a gold belcher chain bracelet and a front and brooch in the form of a Scottie dog, a Victorian silver oval back heart shaped locket (7), 9ct gold bracelet: 46.8g, locket with ivy leaf engraved decoration, a large silver and belcher chain bracelet: 0.5g, diamond ring: 2.2g amethyst pendant with applied orchid motif, a silver Art £400-£600 Nouveau style brooch and other items (qty), Arts and Craft brooch: 1.2cm x 3.4cm £80-£120
441. A collection of gold jewellery to include two colour gold hoop chain bracelet with lever clasp marked 750, a 9ct gold diamond set slave tension bangle and a 9ct gold cobra link necklace (3), total 9ct 444. A collection of interesting jewellery and items gold weight: 9.0g, total 18ct gold weight: 5.4g a Victorian gold banded agate brooch, a single row £180-£220 Venetian glass bead necklace, Victorian and later silver brooches, a two row graduated cultured pearl necklace 442. A small collection of gold jewellery with blue enamel clasp, an miniature green enamel to include two 9ct gold snake chain necklaces, a gold penknife, two silver gilt garnet pendants marked 925, a shell cameo pendant marked 750 and a gold shell cameo silver tabacco case of hinged form engraved 1914. E. Fulks ring (4), 9ct gold approx. 7.9g, ring weight approx. 5.2g, with imagery of a castle and a George V five shilling coin brooch approx. 4.3g (qty), victorian brooch: 6.2g and 2.9cm in length £80-£120 £40-£60
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445. An Edward VII naval sword by Miller & Sons London & Southampton the damascened blade engraved R.N.R and bearing ERVII insignia, the hilt having shagreen grip and lion head pommel with guard and tassel, in a gilt brass mounted leather scabbard, blade length 79.5cm, overall 95cm £100-£150
446. A large pair of 13-inch vintage tailors/ dressmakers scissors overall length 33cm £40-£60
447. A 19th century south 449. Defoe, Daniel, A Tour Thro’ the Whole Island German violin of Great Britain, Divided into Circuits or Journies having one piece maple in four volumes, 1762, sixth edition, London, 8vo. full gilt back and carved lion head tooled marbled calf with raised bands, blind stamp ex scroll peg box, length 29cm libris Belfast Library Linen Hall 1788 (4), 8 vo £80-£120 £100-£200
448. A collection of 450. Bewick, Thomas, A General History of Victorian and later walking Quadrupeds sticks and an early 1811, sixth edition, Newcastle, B & W copper engravings, 20th century Paragon 8vo. half red calf with marbled boards pp. 525. together S. Fox & Co umbrella with Bewick, Thomas, History of British Birds, in two comprising a malacca volumes, Newcastle, 1804, B & W copper engravings, cane with foliate embossed 8vo. blue cloth, pp. 346 + pp. 400 (3), 8vo silver terminal engraved £100-£150 with a Masonic square and compass and presentation inscription, apparently unmarked, an ivory handle malacca stick with plated collar, a holly walking stick with horn handle and gilt 447 metal collar and presentation inscription, a swagger stick with bone terminal carved with a dogs head, a shooting stick with leather handle stamped Mills Munitions ltd and a Paragon S. Fox & Co umbrella with black canopy (6), first length 88.5cm £80-£120 451. Tolkien, J.R.R, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy 1955, London, Allen & Unwin, The Fellowship of the Ring, first edition fourth impression, The Two Towers, first edition second impression, The Return of the King, first edition, 8vo. original red cloth, dust jackets (3), 8vo £200-£300
452. William Figg, Map of the County of Sussex from an Actual Survey Made in the Years 1823 & 1824 by William Figg. F.S.A. Surveyor Presented to the subscribers to The Sussex Express, Surrey Standard & Kent Mail. By the proprietor William Edwin Baxter. 1861 a lithograph folding map in twenty four linen backed sections with original outline colouring, vignette of Chichester Cathedral, green cloth 4to, each section 37.2 x 32.5cm 448 £200-£400
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453. Ordnance Survey folding maps All Sussex c.1860, together with Margary H. ed. 250 Years of Map Making in the County of Sussex 1575-1825 first Map Nos. VI, V, VI, VIII, IX, XI, each in nine folding sections backed on Linen, green slip case, second, 1970, large folio (2), first each section of folding maps 31 x 20.5cm £80-£120
454. John Piper (British, 1903-1992), English Scottish & Welsh Landscape 1700-c.1860 and Piper’s Places John Piper in England & Wales 455. A selection of illustrated books to include first 1944 1st edition, London Curwen press, illustrated The Wood-engravings of John O’Connor with twelve colour lithograph illustrations, 8vo, original comprising The Wood-engravings of John O’Connor with decorated cloth, no d.j, second, 1983 first edition, a commentary by Jeannie O’ Connor, 1983, Whittington London, Chatto & Windus, dust jacket, signed by John Press, Andoversford, numerous b&w and colour Piper together with ‘Rose Arch’, a colour lithograph by illustrations, in a slip case, Cobbett, William, Rural Rides John Piper from Richards, J. M. The Castles on the edited G.D.H and Margaret Cole, 3 vols, 1930, unnumbered ground, 1946, mounted, framed (3), various limited edition of 1000 copies, illustrated by John Nash, £80-£120 8vo, original cloth backed marbled boards, Blackadder, Elizabeth, Favourite Flowers, 1994, limited edition 72/100 signed and with orignal etching with aquatint ‘Iris’ 22/50, singed in pencil, Holme G ed. The water-colour Drawings of John Sell Cotman with a Commentary by A. P. Oppe, 1923, green cloth, numerous tipped in colour plates, Ellison, Norman Over the Hills with Nomad, 1948 1st edition signed by the author and Roving with Nomad, 1949 both with dust jackets and illustrated by C.F. Tunnicliffe etc. (qty), various £100-£150
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457. A collection of regimental badges to include a Scottish provincial silver clan badge, Medlock and Craik of Inverness, a gold Royal Artiliary bar brooch marked 9ct, a gold brooch with applied heart, an anchor and cross motifs, a Swedish silver cap pin marked 171, three enamel Royal Engineers bar brooches including two silver examples, a silver ‘toujours priest’ brooch, a Scottish silver brooch and other military bar brooches (qty), 9ct brooch: 1.6g £50-£80
458. Two Royal Antediluvian Order of the Buffalos silver and silver gilt enamelled jewels and a small selection of mostly post 1920 George V and George VI silver half crowns the Primo and Grand Council medals with ribbons, West Croydon Lodge, 1435 engraved ‘Presented to Primo T.P. Cooper 16, Sep. 72’ (qty), weight of silver coins approx. 13.43ozt £60-£80
456. Two albums of albumen prints relating to the Boer War c. 1900 to include prints published by Jan Van Hoepen, Pretoria, M. Bennett, and Van Nes, subjects to include ‘Paul Kruger’, ‘Mr Moir’, ‘Kimberley Offciers at 14 Streams’, ‘General L. Botha’, ‘De Beers workshop during siege of Kimberely’, General Lucas Meijer’, ‘One of the Boer Fortifications near Colseno’, ‘Boers Waiting for the Enemy’, 459. A three medal India and Boer war medal group ‘Railway Guard Dorlog 1900’, ‘How Mr Boer Looks When awarded to 4481 Pte Joseph Downey Highland Light He Has His Photo Taken’, ‘Smashing Railways’, ‘Attaches Infantry of Lord Roberts’, ‘Boer Bridge across Tugela’, ‘Boers in formed of India Medal, 1895 with Punjab Frontier 1897-98 Battle’, ‘Battlefield of Colenso’, ‘General Schalk Burger’, bar (A Co 2nd H.L.I), Queens South Africa Medal with ‘A Boer Convoy’, ‘Vetriver Bridge Destroyed’, ‘Colonel Wittergen, Paardeberg and Cape Colony bars (1st H.L.I.) Blake Irish Brigade’ ‘Star Shells… At Night’, ‘Trucking and King’s South Africa Medal with 1901 and 1902 bars Boer Guns at Kroonstad’, ‘General Tobias Smuts’,’Lancers (H.L.I. 2 COY) with ribbons (3) at the Relief of Kimberley’, ‘Shrapnel Hotel, Siege of £200-£300 Kimberley’, etc (2), each print 15.2 x 21.7cm £300-£500
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463. Two late 19th/early 20th century four medal groups to include Boer war medals first group awarded to 2991 Pte H. Holdaway 1st Battalion, Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders, formed of Queens Sudan medal, A Queens South Africa Medal with Wittebergen, Diamond Hill, Johannesburg and Cape Colony, a Kings South Africa Medal with 1901 and 1902 bars, and a Khedive’s Sudan medal with Khartoum and The Atbara bars, second group warded to 1128 Sjt. Holdaway, 3rd (City of London) Battalion, London Regiment (Royal Fusiliers) late 71300 G Battery Royal 460. A Victorian two medal Baltic and Second China Horse Artillery, formed of Queens South Africa Medal War medal group awarded to Daniel Downey with Diamond Hill Johannesburg, Driefontein, Paardeberg formed of 1854-55 Baltic medal, H.M.S Neptune and and Relief of Kimberley bars, 1914-15 campaign star, Second China War medal with Taku Forts 1860 bar, 1914-1918 British war medal and Victory Medal, all with H.M.S. Magicienne, on ribbons (2) ribbons, each mounted and framed (8) £200-£300 £600-£800
461. Two WWI medal groups awarded to 14213 DVR. 464. A small collection of commemorative silver and H.W.H. Emblin. R.A. and 118299 PNR. H. Emblen. R.E. other proof coins both comprising 1914-15 campaign star, 1914-1918 British to include Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation ten coin proof war medal and Victory Medal, with ribbons, together set in presentation case, 1951 Festival of Britain crown, with a Victory medal awarded to 8788 PTE. J.D. Downey 2 x 1977 Silver Jubilee crown, silver proof piedfort 1982 Herts. R. (7) 20 pence coin, Netherlands “2 and half Guilders” of £60-£80 Willem II, 1848, Willem III, 1871 and Wilhelmina, 1930 etc (qty), weight of silver coins approx. 6.78ozt £40-£60
465. A Victoria half sovereign and a selection British silver coins the half sovereign dated 1887 together with a William III half crown, date worn, Victoria florin, 1887, Victoria shillings, 1887 x 2, an Elizabeth II 1981 Charles and Diana proof silver crown, and other pre and post 1920 silver coins, some drilled (qty), half sovereign weight approx. 4g, weight of pre 1920 silver coins approx 6.15ozt £100-£150
466. A collection of mostly 19th century and later British silver coins comprising a 1588-1988 The Spanish Armada commemorative medallion, a limited edition Waterloo 462. Three World War II medal groups commemorative 175th Anniversary medal, 34275/37500, the first formed of The 1939-1945 Star, The Africa Star, a Festival of Britain silver crown in fitted case, a Latvian The Italy Star, The Defence Medal and War Medal, 5 lati, 1931, a selection of pre 1920 silver threepences and the second formed of The Defence Medal, The Civil other coins, church tokens etc (qty), various Defence long Service Medal and a Red Cross Voluntary £60-£80 Medical Service Long and Efficient Service Medal with four bars, third formed of The Defence Medal and War Medal, all with ribbons (10) £60-£80
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467. A Victoria full sovereign 473. A gold Leopold II 20 Franc coin dated 1875 Melbourne mint, 1881, young head facing left, weight length 2.1cm, 6.5g approx. 7.9g £180-£220 £180-£220 474. A gold Serbian 10 dinara coin dated 1882 468. A Victoria full sovereign and a gold 10 franc coin dated 1859, Dinara weight: 3.2g, Melbourne mint, 1887, young head facing left, weight Franc weight: 3.1g approx. 7.9g £180-£200 £180-£220 475. A Malaysia 200 ringgit coin dated 1976-1880 469. A Victoria full sovereign and an Edward VII full marked 900/1000 fine gold sovereign channel set to a gold bead and bar pendant mount, total first 1895, Melbourne mint, second 1906, Melbourne mint weight approx. 12.3g (2), weight approx. 16g £200-£300 £400-£500 476. Royal Australian mint - two hundred dollar coin 470. Three George V full sovereigns dated 1985 all dated 1913, head facing left (3), weight approx. 24g 10.4g, 24mm in box and a Canada fine gold 10 dollar coin £600-£800 dated 1988 £300-£500 471. A George V full sovereign and a two George V half sovereigns 477. A cased set of ‘100 Greatest Cars’ 925/1000 silver the full sovereign, 1914, the half sovereigns 1912 and miniature ingots by John Pinches ltd 1914 (3), weight approx. 16g each ingot depicting a different iconic automobile, in a £400-£500 fitted presentation case, approx. 5.5ozt £60-£80 472. A French gold rooster 20 franc coin dated 1909 21mm diameter, 6.1g 478. A large trench art lift arm £180-£200 table lighter set with a restruck Marie-Therese Thaler 1780, height 11cm £30-£50
479. A Cotswold Heritage ‘Ariel’ vertical model steam engine numbered AO 28, on circular mahogany base, height 29.5cm £200-£300
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The Conditions of Business for Sellers govern all aspects of the consignment, report, holding and sale of Property by Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd and the Conditions of Business for Buyers, as printed in sale catalogues and available from Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd upon request. Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd act as agent for Sellers. Conditions of Business for Buyers and/or Sellers may be amended by additional terms printed in the sale catalogue and/or by notices posted up in the saleroom or announced by the auctioneer.
DEFINITIONS Company’s standard rates. The Company reserves the right to pay out of its commissions a fee to any third party introducing Sellers or Property to it “Seller” is the owner of the Property, their agent, executors or the person in possession of the Property (as appropriate) (f) Sellers are prohibited from bidding on their own Property. “The Company” means Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd., Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley, BR1 3RA, Company registration number 3. WITHDRAWAL OF PROPERTY “Seller’s Commission” is the commission The Company charges Sellers of Property. (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 in the 4. EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY 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 the description. (a) The Company shall not be liable for any errors or omissions in any written or oral information provided to Sellers or for acts or omissions relating to the conduct of the The Seller’s Commission, Hammer Price, Buyer’s Premium and all Expenses are subject to auction or any other matter relating to the sale of Property, whether negligent or otherwise, VAT, where applicable subject always to Condition 4(c), (b) Without prejudice to Condition 4(a), any claim against The Company shall be limited 1. SELLER’S WARRANTIES to the Net Sale Proceeds for the relevant Property. The Company shall not in any circumstances be liable for any indirect or consequential losses (a) The Seller warrants to The Company and the Buyer that:- (c) The Company’s liability to the Seller in respect of death or personal injury caused by (i) the Seller is the owner of the Property or is properly authorised to sell it; The Company’s negligent acts or omissions shall not be excluded or limited (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, authenticity, attribution, provenance and import/export history of the Property; (a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing, The Company will assume the risk of loss or damage to Property received from the Seller until:- (iv) there are no copyright or other restrictions on The Company’s rights to produce and publish images of the Property. (i) risk passes to the Buyer; or (b) The Seller will indemnify The Company, its directors, employees, officers and Buyers (ii) if unsold, 30 days after the sale or when released to the Seller (whichever is earlier); or of the Property against all losses and damages resulting from a breach of any of these (iii) 6 months after receipt of the Property by The Company, if not consigned for sale warranties or other Conditions of Business. The Company may cancel, rescind or postpone sales of Property where it reasonably believes that there has been or may be a breach of (b) If damage or loss occurs whilst the Property is at the risk of The Company, the these warranties or any other Conditions of Business by the Seller maximum amount of The Company’s liability shall be: (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 2. SALE PREPARATION unsold; or (a) The Company shall have sole discretion as to how Property is described, illustrated and (iii) the mid estimate, if not offered for sale (or The Company’s reasonable estimate of marketed, and the date, venue and conduct of the sale. auction value where there are no pre-sale estimates); (b) All oral or written estimates, appraisals and reports are statements of opinion only, and less Seller’s Commission and Expenses may not be relied upon as a prediction of the sale price and may be revised from time to time by The Company. The Company is not responsible for error of description (made (c) The Company will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by:- (i) normal wear and either orally or in any catalogue) or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot tear, gradual deterioration or inherent vice or defect; (ii) errors in processing; (iii) war or 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 possession of the Property to such third parties and shall not be responsible for the acts 6. VAT and omissions of such third parties If any Property is an asset of the Seller’s business, the Seller must notify The Company on (d) The Company shall have the absolute right to produce and publish images of any delivery of the Property to The Company, whether or not he is registered for VAT purposes Property consigned for sale and will retain copyright in any such images it produces and if so, his registered number and whether or not he intends to operate the VAT Used (e) The Company will charge a Buyer’s Premium on the sale of the Property at The Goods Scheme covering amongst other goods, works of art and antiques
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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 their (ii) be collected by the Seller, in which case a Reduced Commission of 50% of the Seller’s personal information and to the disclosure of such information to third parties world-wide Commission may be payable calculated as if the Property sold for its Reserve Price (where 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 any errors “Seller” is the person offering a lot for sale, including their agent, or executors; or omissions in any oral or written information provided to Bidders by THE COMPANY, “THE COMPANY” means Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd., registered whether negligent or otherwise; (ii) gives any guarantee or warranty to Bidders and any office: Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley BR1 3RA. Company Registration implied warranties and conditions are excluded (save in so far as such obligations cannot number: 08020183; be excluded by English law), other than the express warranties given by the Seller to the “Buyer’s Expenses” are any costs or expenses due to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Buyer (for which the Seller is solely responsible) under the Conditions of Business for Valuers Ltd from the Buyer; 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 24% (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 Purchase Price and the amount achieved on re-sale, including all costs incurred in such re-sale; (a) THE COMPANY has absolute discretion to refuse admission to the auction. Before sale, Bidders must complete a Registration Form and supply such information and references (g) Exercise a lien over any Buyer’s Property in THE COMPANY’s possession, applying the as THE COMPANY requires. Bidders are personally liable for their bid and are jointly and sale proceeds to any amounts owed by the Buyer to THE COMPANY. THE COMPANY shall severally liable with their principal, if bidding as agent (in which case THE COMPANY’s give the Buyer 14 days written notice before exercising such lien; prior and express consent must be obtained) (h) commence legal proceedings to recover the Purchase Price for the lot, plus interest (b) THE COMPANY advises Bidders to attend the auction, but THE COMPANY will endeavour and legal costs; to execute absentee written bids provided that they are, in THE COMPANY’s opinion, (i) disclose the Buyer’s details to the Seller to enable the Seller to commence legal received in sufficient time and in legible form proceedings (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 6. IMPORT, EXPORT AND COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS premises or in independent storage THE COMPANY and the Seller make no representations or warranties as to whether any lot (b) If a lot is paid for but uncollected within 1 month of the auction, following 60 days is subject to import, export or copyright restrictions. It is the Buyer’s sole responsibility to written notice to the Buyer, THE COMPANY will re-sell the lot by auction or privately, with obtain any copyright clearance or any necessary import, export or other licence required estimates and reserves at THE COMPANY’s discretion. The sale proceeds, less all THE by law, including licenses required by law under the International Trade in Endangered COMPANY’s costs, will be forfeited unless collected by the Buyer within 2 years of the Species (CITES) original auction
7. CONDUCT OF THE AUCTION 11. DATA PROTECTION (a) The auctioneer has discretion to refuse bids, withdraw or re-offer lots for sale (including (a) THE COMPANY will use information supplied by Bidders or otherwise obtained lawfully after the fall of the hammer) if (s)he believes that there may be an error or dispute, and by THE COMPANY for the provision of auction related services, client administration, may also take such other action as (s)he reasonably deems necessary.(b) The auctioneer marketing and as otherwise required by law 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, where their personal information and to the disclosure of such information to third parties world- 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 (a) Unless otherwise agreed in advance, payment of the Purchase Price is due in pounds prior written consent, but are binding on Bidders’ successors, assigns and representatives 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 Purchase Price, as above (e) These Conditions of Business shall be interpreted in accordance with English Law, 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. ARTIST’S RESALE RIGHTS auction, or until 12noon on the day after the auction; failing this, only on prior agreement, a mutually convenient day agreed by The Company and the Buyer. Purchased lots are From 14th February 2006 all UK art market professionals (which includes, but is not at the Buyer’s risk from the earlier of (i) collection or release to a nominated carrier (ii) limited to; auctioneers, dealers, galleries, agents and other intermediaries) are required 5 working days after the auction. Until risk passes, THE COMPANY will compensate the to collect a royalty payment for all works of art that have been produced by living artists. Buyer for any loss or damage to the lot up to a maximum of the Purchase Price actually This payment is only calculated on qualifying works of art which are sold for a hammer paid by the Buyer. THE COMPANY’s assumption of risk is subject to the exclusions detailed price more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 1,000 – the UK sterling equivalent will in Condition 5(d) of the Conditions of Business for Sellers. fluctuate in line with prevailing exchange rates, for an estimate of the current UK sterling 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 for any acts or omissions of third party packers or shippers It is entirely the responsibility of the buyer to acquaint himself with the actual EURO to UK 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 9. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT www.dacs.org.uk. Without prejudice to any rights that the Seller may have, if the Buyer without prior All items in this catalogue that are marked with ‡ are potentially qualifying items, and the agreement fails to make payment for the lot within 5 working days of the auction, THE royalty charge will be applied if the hammer price achieved is more than the UK sterling COMPANY may in its sole discretion exercise 1 or more of the following remedies:- equivalent of EURO 1,000. The royalty charge will be added to all relevant invoices, and 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 (b) cancel the sale of the lot; these charges will be retained by the auctioneer. (c) set off any amounts owed to the Buyer by THE COMPANY against any amounts owed to The royalty charge that will be applied to qualifying items which achieve a hammer price THE COMPANY by the Buyer for the lot; of more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 1,000, but less than the UK sterling 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].
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07596 332 978 Bromley BR1 2PX Bromley Ripley Arts Centre, Ripley Arts Centre, Tel: 0208 313 3655 Tel: 24 Sundridge Avenue, 24 Sundridge Avenue, www.catherinesouthon.co.uk