An online live auction Antiques & Collectables Wednesday 9th September at 11.00am Wednesday
CATHERINE SOUTHON auctioneers & valuers ltd ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES - September 2020
Antiques & Collectables Wednesday 9th September at 11.00am
VIEWING By strict appointment on Monday 7th from 2pm-5pm Tuesday 8th from 9am-6pm Morning of the sale until 11am Please telephone 07808 737694 or 0208 468 1010 (not week of auction)
Please note that in line with Government restrictions, this is not a public auction. Bidding will take place online, by telephone or by leaving absentee bids in advance of the auction
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL BE MOVING OFFICES FROM 1ST SEPTEMBER 2020 TO: Airivo Chislehurst 1 Bromley Lane Chislehurst Kent BR7 6LH HOWEVER THE AUCTION AND VIEWING WILL TAKE PLACE AT FARLEIGH GOLF CLUB AS USUAL Welcome to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers
Director: Catherine Southon MA Specialists: Tom Blest Prudence Hopkins
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IMPORTANT NOTICES Please note that the condition of items are not noted in the catalogue. Condition reports can be viewed on www.thesaleroom.com. All payments should be made by bank transfer, debit card or through www.thesaleroom.com. Please note that we are no longer taking credit cards as payment.
COLLECTIONS Items must be collected by strict appointment from Farleigh Golf Club by 4:30pm on Friday 11th September. After this time they will be taken to our new office at Airivo Chislehurst 1 Bromley Lane Chislehurst Kent BR7 6LH. We are able to post small non-breakable items.
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1. A late Victorian giltwood and gesso wall mirror 3. A Regency giltwood and verre elglomise pier glass surmounted by a broken pediment with an urn and the ball cornice above a verre elglomise panel decorated garlands above an arched bevelled plate and bracket with ribbon tied garlands, flanked by fluted columns, shelf, height 108cm height 102cm, width 61cm £80-£120 £100-£200
4. An Edwardian black japanned and gilt decorated chinoiserie triple dressing table mirror having bevelled mirror plates, height 50.5cm, width approx. 72cm £80-£120
5. An early 20th century black lacquered and gilt Chinoiserie framed easel back mirror having arched top and rectangular bevelled plate, height 26.5cm, width 23.3cm £60-£80
6. A late Victorian brass telescopic standard lamp the stem with three scroll supports, on a domed cast iron weighted base with raised husk garland decoration, on bracket feet, height to light fitting 175cm £80-£120
7. A small Victorian figured walnut glazed pier cabinet marquetry inlaid with gilt metal mounts, on plinth base, height 64cm, width 51cm, depth 27cm £80-£120 2. A 19th century giltwood and gesso overmantel mirror 8. A late George III East Anglian fruitwood and elm the projecting cornice above a rectangular plate, framed bar back child’s open armchair by beaded uprights moulded with berried leaves and with two horizontal bar splats and solid elm dipped seat, acanthus scroll corner brackets, height 134cm, width on square tapering legs united by peripheral stretchers, 115.5cm height 63cm, width 39.5cm, depth 35cm £200-£300 £80-£120
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9. A 19th century glazed mahogany wall cabinet the projecting moulded cornice above a two pane door, height 46cm, width 50cm, depth 17cm £40-£60
10. A George III upholstered side chair c.1780 the spoon back above a serpentine seat, raised on moulded supports, united by an H stretcher, height 87.5cm, width 60cm, depth 62cm £80-£120
13. A late George III Brazilian rosewood and sycamore strung sofa table in the manner of Gillow c.1800 the crossbanded top with twin flaps with rounded corners over two short frieze drawers, on square section supports united by stretcher and curved outswept legs with brass capped terminals, on casters, heigth 72cm, width closed 92cm, width open 156cm, depth 56cm £500-£700 11. A George III mahogany and satinwood crossbanded serpentine chest of drawers the top with moulded edge above four graduated long drawers with brass swan neck handles, canted sides, raised on bracket feet, height 91cm, width 115cm, depth 55cm £600-£800
14. A George III rosewood display cabinet c.1800 the projecting moulded cornice brass strung frieze and 12. A late 18th century northern Italian Neo-Classical a pair of glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves and fruitwood and parquetry small commode two short drawers, flanked by reeded pilasters with foliate the wavy edged three quarter gallery over a short drawer mounts, conforming lower section with two glazed doors, and a pair of tambour doors, raised on square tapering on square tapering legs ad brass bucket feet and castors, legs, on brass bucket feet and castors, height 81.5cm, height 180cm, width 82.5cm, depth 37cm width 30.5cm, depth 30.5cm Purchased by the vendor from Norman Adams c.1975 £200-£300 £700-£900
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18. A set of six George III mahogany dining chairs each having bar crest rail with geometric ebony stringing over three vertical reeded splats and drop in seat on square tapering legs united by an H stretcher (6), height 85cm £100-£200
19. A Victorian burr walnut breakfront credenza the top with moulded edge over a plain frieze and central door, flanked by palmette carved corbels and bowed open shelves with mirror backs, height 106.5cm, width 139cm, depth 41.2cm £100-£200
20. An unusual late Regency small mahogany three tier whatnot 15. A George III mahogany secretaire bookcase of the top with three quarter gallery and projecting rounded narrow proportions corners, on baluster turned uprights on supports united the upper section with projecting Greek key cornice by twin stretchers, on inverted cup feet, height 78.5cm, and blind fret cut frieze, above an astragal glazed door, width 25.5cm, depth 25.5cm the secretaire drawer fitted with pigeonholes over three £100-£150 graduated long drawers, canted blind fret cut sides, raised on bracket feet, height 176cm, width 75cm, depth 51cm £400-£600
16. A George III mahogany four division Canterbury c.1800 the saddle top above slated divider and single frieze drawer, on square tapering legs with brass bucket feet on castors, height 48cm, width 44cm, depth 32cm £100-£150
17. A Regency mahogany domed cellaret with boxwood and ebony stringing, interior with divisions 21. An Edwardian mahogany wall hanging gazed raised on turned legs, display cabinet height 58.5cm, width the projecting cornice over a central door enclosing glass 37cm, depth 35cm 17 shelves, flanked by bowed panels, height 72cm, width £200-£400 96cm, depth 47cm £100-£200
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22. A George III mahogany demi-lune fold over 26. William Tonks & Sons. A Victorian circular gilt brass tea table footstool the top with moulded edge over a plain frieze with the frieze cast with dragons and acanthus scroll, on splayed central drawer fitted with ring handles, on square bracket feet, covered in pink buttoned draylon, stamped W T S tapering legs, with swing action, height 72cm, with Sun mark and registration lozenge, together with a Victorian width 96cm, depth closed 47cm carved oval footstool (2), first height 11.5cm, diameter 34cm £100-£200 £100-£150
27. A late 19th century miniature tradesman’s sample stained beechwood rush seated Lancashire ladder back armchair together with two 19th century rustic stools one stool with elm seat on splayed turned ash legs, the other beechwood on splayed legs united by an H stretcher (3), height 30.5cm £70-£90
23. A 17th century carved oak six plank coffer the top with chip carved ends and ring hinges, the front carved with scrolls and leaves, on integral bracket feet, interior with candle tray, height 60cm, width 111cm, depth 51cm £100-£200
28. A 19th century Louis XVI style rosewood and ormolu mounted card table the shaped and crossbanded fold over top with moulded edge and swivel action revealing a compartment, on slender cabriole legs with ormolu mounts, height 72.5cm, width 101cm, depth (closed) 57cm £300-£500
24. A late 19th century French Louis XVI style kingwood and marquetry oval occasional table the gilt brass pierced galleried top marquetry inlaid with a flower basket, books, quills and a letter, above a frieze drawer and a kidney shaped stretcher shelf, on slender cabriole legs with brass feet, height 76.5cm, width 61.5cm, depth 42.7cm £250-£350 29. A pair of late French Empire style mahogany framed tub armchairs with ormolu mounts c.1900 25. An Art Deco Heals walnut ‘Cocktail’ having curved top rail with flower boss mounts to terminals occasional table and padded backs and stuff over seats, the square tapering the top and wings inset with tooled dark green forelegs front legs headed by ormolu winged females masks and leather, with an open shelf and pull out coaster terminating in paw feet (2), height 73.5cm, width 62cm, depth slides to either side, height 60cm, width 83cm, 52cm depth 30cm £200-£400 This table appears in the Heals 1936 catalogue where it is described a ‘Cocktail table’ £150-£250
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30. A French Louis XV walnut and ormolu mounted encoignure the shaped breche marble top with moulded edge above a quarter veneered door with foliate ormolu mounts, enclosing shelves flanked by pilasters with female mask corbels and acanthus mounts, height 85cm, width 73cm, depth 51cm £300-£500 30
33. Two late 19th/early 20th century white painted wirework garden/ conservatory armchairs having lattice woven tub back and seat, on scroll legs united by and stretcher, height 100cm £150-£250
31. A lacquered brass and smokey glass set of three low occasional tables on reeded column supports, comprising a rectangular table and a pair of demi lune shaped tables, height 44cm, overall length 124cm, depth 40.5cm £100-£200 34. A pair of Victorian white painted cast iron garden urns of compressed campana form, having gadrooned body and everted ovolo rim, on fluted stems and square bases (2), height 15.5cmdiameter 39cm £100-£200
35. A lead garden figure of Peter Pan playing the pipes on square base, height 79cm £150-£250
36. A Chinese rosewood jardiniere stand c.1900 and an early 20th century Chinese carved low occasional table first having circular top inset with rouge marble and beaded border over a pierced and floral carved apron, on mask headed legs with ball and claw feet, second, having circular top carved with key border, above a pierced 32. A Victorian four fold screen decorated with apron and raised on scroll legs Japanese figures painted on linen and decoupage frieze craved with irises (2), first the arched panels decorated with a full length figures of height 45.5cm, second height geishas and a male attendant bearing a tray with sake 34cm bottle and cups, within floral decoupage and stamp £80-£120 35 collage borders, height 152cm, width 183cm £200-£300
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40. An Victorian brass and cast iron stick stand and two 19th century brass doorstops the six division stick stand with curved front and twin finials, having cast iron base with original red and gold paint and drip tray together with a mid 19th century lead weighted doorstop and a Victorian cast iron weighted doorstop (3), first height 60cm, width 31cm £100-£200 37. A pair of late 19th/early 20th century French ormolu mounted Sevres style cobalt blue vases later fitted as table lamps, of tapering ovoid form having twin scroll handles with acanthus leaf mounts (2), height induding fitting 53cm £100-£200
38. A late 19th century French pate-sur-pate ormolu mounted Empire style table lamp of tapering ovoid form, decorated with a bacchante in flowing drapery against a celadon ground, mounted with twin mask handles and raised on a foot, fitted with an oil reservoir stamped Hinks & Sons, later adapted for 41. A late 19th century Islamic Damascus Mamluk electricity, height including fitting 42.5cm Revival Cairoware silver inlaid brass bowl £80-£120 the sides inlaid with silver and copper with calligraphy, birds and scrolls, height 11cm, diameter 20cm £200-£300
42. A pair of Regency black japanned and gilt chinoiserie decorated papier mache bottle coasters c.1820 (2), diameter 13.2cm £100-£150
39. A pair of large late Victorian polished steel and 43. A pair of George III black japanned and gilt brass andirons decorated papier mache bottle coasters c.1800 of inverted baluster form fitted with ram mask ring of circular design, the sides decorated in gilt with stars handles, raised on lion paw feet, stamped Rd 317032 (2), and swags and a band of trailing oak leaves (2), diameter height 37.5cm 16.6cm £80-£120 £100-£150
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44. A mixed lot of metalware and other comprising a Dutch Secessionist K.D.M Daalderop embossed brass jardiniere, a late 18th century pewter baluster form pint mug engraved with initials, an early 19th century pewter quart tankard, engraved ‘Manor of Meary’ and bearing George IV touchmarks, an oval twin handled copper pan and a 19th century possibly earlier corbel carved with the head and rocaille scrolls (5), first height 21cm £40-£60
45. An early 19th century mahogany cutlery tray and a 19th century turned beechwood bowl first with three divisions and brass handle, second with grooved decoration (2), first length 36cm, second diameter 23cm £60-£80
48. Matthew Warton Johnson (British, 1800-1881) A carved marble of a toy dog sat on its’ haunches, on stepped white veined grey marble, plinth base, signed M W Johnson, 1818, height 22.5cm, width 15.2cm, depth 26.5cm The monumental mason and sculptor Matthew Wharton Johnson was one of the many statuaries who made white-on-black funerary panels in the 19th Century, but his work is above the usual standard, and almost always includes at least some carving. There are a variety of his works in churches in and around London. £400-£600
49. After Jean-Antoine Houdon An early 20th century wax bust of Louise Brongniart, on plaster socle base, signed Darini d’apres Houdon, on an associated hardwood stand, height 40cm 46. Two George III mahogany trays £80-£120 first, of oval brass bound from with scroll handles, second, 50. A Victorian papier mache watch stand and formed of a single piece with piecrust border (2), First 19th century and later boxes length 44cm, second diamter 41cm comprising a mother of pearl and gilt decorated papier £100-£200 mache watch stand, a large Edwardian mahogany box, the hinged lid painted with an oval fan paterae, an early Victorian rosewood box inlaid with mother of pearl, a folding parquetry and bone inlaid cribbage board with pegs and a mahogany tea caddy (4), first height 24.5cm, length 32.7cm £70-£90
51. A 19th century George II style miniature walnut and oak bureau strung with satinwood, the sloped fall front opening to reveal a fitted interior with an arrangement of pigeonholes, drawers and central well over two short and three long 47. Two pairs of George I and II brass candlesticks drawers, on bracket feet, height 25cm, width 21.5cm, the first c.1715 with faceted octagonal bases, the seamed depth 10.7cm knopped stems and nozzles also faceted, the second a £200-£300 matched pair c.1750, with petal shaped bases and slide ejectors (4), first height 16cm, second height 17cm £100-£200
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52. A Victorian coromandel brass and ivory mounted 54. A Victorian Tunbridgeware rosewood work box tea caddy the lid decorated with basket of flowers within a rectangular with hinged domed cover, having ivory micromosaic border with roses, the front with conforming mounted brass strap work decoration, the interior with decoration, maple interior with lift out tray fitted with two lidded compartments, height 15.5cm, width 22.5cm, divisions and lidded compartments, height 12cm, width depth 12.5cm 30.5cm, depth 20.8cm £140-£180 £80-£120
55. An early 19th century burr walnut tea caddy, a rosewood domed glove box and a Sorrento ware ink blotter the caddy tulipwood crossbanded with two division interior with cover, the blotter decorated with marquetry figures (3), first height 11.3cm, width 17. 8cm, depth 11.1cm £40-£60
53. A George III satinwood and marquetry artists box c.1800 the hinged lid inlaid with a central oval leaf motif within an oval reserve and conforming decoration to corners, crossbanded with tulipwood and with chequer strung and 56. An early 19th century brass bound mahogany parquetry border, having baize lined interior and a shallow gentleman’s campaign dressing box and a late drawer with turned ivory handles to front, on gilt brass ball Victorian ebonised stationary box feet, height 9cm, width 41.2cm, depth 21.7cm first bears brass plaque to lid engraved Thomas Ansley £100-£200 Guthrie and sunken handles to sides, the black morocco leather interior fitted with a lift out tray with divisions, sprung release wallet compartment to lid, fitted with Bramah’s Improved patent lock, bears paper label ‘Chrisp Manufacturer No.34 Cockspur Street and 49 New Bond Street’, second with cut brass corner mounts and carrying handle to lid (2), first height 15.2cm, width 32cm, depth 26cm £80-£120
57. An 18th century bell metal pestle and mortar height 11cm £40-£60
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58. A small 18th century South Indian bronze figure of Balakrishna (dancing Krishna) holding a butter ball on his right hand and his left outstretched, standing with his right left raised on a on lotus plinth base, height 9.5cm £60-£80
59. A bronze figure of a standing female nude signed Csaky, on square black slate plinth base, height 27.5cm £600-£800
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60. After Ernest Rancoullet (French, 1870-1915), late 19th century a bronze figure of a late 18th century soldier with a Flintlock rifle, seated on a tree stump, signed Rancoullet, on an ebonised socle base, height 30cm £80-£120
61. A pair of Japanese Meiji period bronze dragon vases 63. A late 19th century French gilt brass of bottle form, the neck and body surrounded by a scaly dragon four glass mantel clock in high relief amongst clouds, both bearing a four character seal mark the circular white enamel dial with Roman (2), Overall fair condition with uniform darkpatination. Ocassional dings numerals, minute track outer arabic numerals to rim of necks. Bothe vases with very small holes to body and blued steel Breguet hands, 8 day drum £100-£200 movement, striking the half hour on a bell, stamped Ch Vcne (Vincent) 29677, mercury 62. A late 19th century continental walnut miniature longcase pendulum, the case with bevelled glass, on mantel clock plinth, height 23.2cm having broken scroll pediment and arched silvered dial with Roman £150-£250 numerals, height 30cm £60-£80
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64. William Strutt (1827-1915) ‘Study of two lionesses’, pencil, mounted, framed, within mount 14 x 25.3cm, overall 33.7 x 44cm £60-£80
65. Edgar Bundy ARA (British, 1862-1922) ‘Six Cavaliers in a interior’, oil on canvas, signed bottom right, framed, canvas 57.2 x 83cm £600-£800
66. ‡ Christopher Daynes (British, b.1946) ‘Banks of the Rother’, oil on board, signed lower left, 68. Early 19th century British School framed, 29 x 38cm ‘Portrait of a boy with a lace collar’, oil on canvas, modern £80-£120 gilt frame, old indistinct exhibition label verso, canvas 54.1 x 43.7cm, overall 63 x 53cm £300-£500
69. Alexander Hohenlohe Burr (Scottish, 1837-1899) ‘Playmate’, oil on canvas, initialled and dated 63, gilt gesso frame, canvas 33 x 43cm, overall 46 x 56.5cm £300-£500
67. Mrs William Howard Yorke (late 19th/early 70. ‡ Ted Dyer (British, b.1940) 20th century British School) ‘Rural river landscape with trees, a haywain and children ‘Portrait of retired Rear Admiral Henry Compton on the banks’, oil on canvas, signed bottom left, framed, Aitchison (1844-1901)’, oil on canvas, framed, bears canvas 51 x 76cm, overall 65 x 89cm James Bourlet & Sons paper label, dated 1965, canvas £100-£200 61 x 52.5cm, overall 78.5 x 68cm £100-£200
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73. Mid 19th century British School ‘Family portrait of five young girls’, watercolour, mounted framed, within mount 16.5 x 21.5cm, overall 28 x 33cm £100-£150
74. Mid 19th century British School ‘Portrait of seated young lady sewing’, watercolour, mounted, framed, within mount 12 x 9.3cm, overall 23.5 x 19cm £60-£80
71. 18th Century English School ‘Half length portrait of a cleric’, wearing a shoulder length curled wig, in black robes his bands untied and robes unbuttoned, within an oval, oil on canvas, carved giltwood frame, canvas 76 x 64cm, overall 91 x 79cm 75. ‡ Simon Palmer (British b.1952) £400-£600 ‘The Lane’, watercolour and gouache, signed and titles in pencil, mounted framed, within mount 20.5 x 16.5cm £200-£300
76. ‡ Simon Palmer (British b.1952) ‘Influential awareness’, watercolour and gouache, signed and titled in pencil, mounted, framed, within mount 25.7 x 24.5cm, overall 59 x 52cm £300-£500
77. ‡ John Piper (British, 1903-1992) ‘Blenheim Palace’, lithograph, 39/100 signed in pencil lower right, mounted and framed, 51 x 90cm, in frame 72. Mid 19th century British School 75 x 113cm ‘Portrait of a young girl holding a doll’, watercolour, £1,200-£1,800 oval, mounted framed, within mount 17 x 14cm, overall 29.5 x 25.7cm £100-£150
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78. Janet Fisher (British, 1867-1926) 80. ‡ Philipp Franck (German, 1860-1944) ‘Je garde les vaches’, a colour wood cut, mounted framed, ‘Sunflowers’, watercolour, signed bottom right, bears hand written paper label verso, impression 21x 26cm PH-Franck 1942 S L Frau. framed, 68.5 x 50.5cm, £150-£250 overall 76 x 58cm £400-£600 79. ‡ Cecil R D’Oyly John (British, 1906-1993) ‘A Fishing Port, Southern Italy’, oil on board, signed bottom 81. ‡ John Worlsey (British, 1919-2000) right, gesso frame, bears Harrods Ltd Picture label and ‘Study of three sailors’ c.1940, gouache, signed, printed paper label with title and stock number, 44 x 54cm, mounted, framed, within mount 58.5 x 43.4cm, overall 57 x 65.5cm overall 72.5 x 56cm £800-£1,200 £200-£300
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82. ‡ Robert Tavener (1920-2004) ‘Flint Barn’, lithograph, signed and titled in pencil, mounted framed, within mount 14.5 x 18.3cm, overall 27.5 x 30.3cm £40-£60
83. Edward Halstead, ‘Map of the Hundred of Codsheath’ featuring Sevenoaks, Otford, Kemsing and Shoreham, later hand colouring, published Canterbury, c. 1790, together with B.Cole ‘Bishops-Gate Ward within and without According to a New Survey.’ an engraving with hand colouring c.1760, both mounted and framed (2), first within mount 24.5 x 38cm £40-£60
84. A Doulton Lambeth vase by Hannah Barlow sgrafitto decorated with donkeys and sheep grazing, enclosed with beaded border and scrolling design to body, of baluster form, initialled on the underside, height 32cm £200-£300
85. A Doulton Lambeth vase by Eliza Simmance with incised foliate design, and relief leaf pattern design to neck against a fawn ground, of squat 84 85 baluster form, with initials and impressed factory marks to base, height 20cm £60-£80
86. Three Doulton stoneware tobacco jars of varying sizes, the first with four panels of relief floral pattern and borders of fleur de lis, the second with painted autumn leaves and one of barrel form with relief pattern, all with marks to base (3), the former height12cm £60-£90
87. Four Doulton stoneware ceramic jugs of varying sizes and forms, one with unusual club shaped spout, the body decorated with relief foliate design against a glazed brown 86 ground together with three others (4), the former height 15cm £70-£100
88. A small collection of Doulton stoneware to include a 89. A Wedgwood of Etruria creamware Doulton Lambeth Silicon vase decorated by Eliza Simmance Edme pattern six setting coffee service first of squat baluster form decorated with flowers, incised ES, of half fluted vase design having gilt decoration, impressed marks and dated 1885, together with a pot pourri, comprising coffee pot and cover, twin handled impressed 7714, a gilt cauldron form vase, numbered 1904, a small sucier and cover, milk and six coffee cups and mug commemorating the 1911 Coronation of George V and Queen saucers (9), height of coffe pot 22.5cm Mary, a small pot with crimped rim, decorated by Elizabeth Atkins, £40-£60 etc., together with a Victoria Diamond jubilee commemorative mug (7), first height 16cm £80-£120
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90. A Herend porcelain hexagonal table lamp decorated with birds and insects, incised 6471 printed and painted marks £80-£120
91. Nine Flight Worcester tea bowls c.1785 spiral fluted and decorated in with a mazarine border in blue and gilt to inside of bowl and chrysanthemum to centre, the exterior with husk border and, three bell flowers, open crescent mark in underglaze blue, diameter 93 8.5cm £70-£90 92. A pair of early 19th century Staffordshire pottery cats 90 seated on cushion bases with gold lustre decoration (2), height 17.5cm £80-£120
93. A pair of Royal Worcester pot pourri vases and covers shape H291, finely painted with peaches and grapes, signed Roberts, black printed marks (2), first height 13.5cm £140-£180
94. A Royal Worcester cabinet plate decorated by R Rushton painted in colour enamel with a view of Raglan castle, signed R Rushton, gilt border, black printed mark, diameter £80-£120 91 95. A Royal Worcester porcelain ‘Granny Snow’ candle snuffer wearing a yellow straw bonnet, red shawl and blue dress, printed mark, together with a Royal Worcester blush ivory bamboo stem vase, 1049, puce marks (2), height 7.5cm £50-£80
96. Seventeen Royal Doulton porcelain small lady figurines Comprising ‘Rosamund’ M33, ‘Biddy’ HN1513, ‘The Bridesmaid’ HN1434 and ‘The Little Mistress HN1449, ‘June’ M71, ‘Diana’ HN1986,’Babie’ HN1679, ‘Ivy’ HN1768, ‘Lavinia’ HN1955, ‘Cissie’ HN1809,’Bo Peep’ HN1811, ‘Wendy’ HN2109, ‘Tootles’ HN1680,’Rose’ HN1368, ‘Dinky Do’ HN1678, Lily’ HN1798 and ‘Tinkle Bell’, painted and printed marks (17), largest 14.5cm £150-£250
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101. Eight Royal Doulton porcelain figures ‘Midinette’ HN2090, ‘Delphine’, HN2136, ‘Lydia’ HN1908, ‘The Bedtime Story’ HN2059, ‘The Bridesmaid’ HN2196, ‘Monica’ 1467, ‘Home Again’ HN2167 and ‘Mary’ HN2044, printed marks (8), largest height 18.5cm £80-£120
102. Six pre-war Royal Doulton porcelain figures ‘Janet’ HN1538, ‘Irene’ HN1621, ‘The Hinged Parasol’ HN1578, ‘Miss Demure’ HN1402, Dainty May’, ‘Forget-me-Not’, printed and painted marks (6), Largest height 17cm £100-£200
103. Eight Royal Doulton porcelain figures ‘Phyllis’ HN1420, ‘Suzette’ HN2026, ‘Bonnie Lassie’ HN1626 and ‘Pantalettes’, printed marks (4), largest height 97. Two pre-war Royal Doulton porcelain figures 23cm ‘Eleanore’ HN1754, and ‘Kate Hardcastle’ HN1718, printed £100-£150 marks (2), first height 18.5cm, second height 21.5cm £80-£120 104. Two Royal Doulton porcelain figures ‘Maisie’ HN1692 and ‘Sonia’ HN1692, printed marks (2), 98. A Royal Doulton porcelain figure ‘Marion’, HN1583 first height 16cm printed and painted marks, dated 1933, height 17cm £80-£120 £80-£120 105. Four Royal Doulton porcelain figures ‘Sweet and Twenty’ HN1298, ‘Belle O’ The Ball, HN1997, ‘The Love Letter’ HN2149 and ‘Daydreams’, HN1731 (4), largest height 16cm £70-£90
106. Six Royal Doulton porcelain figures ‘Springflowers’ HN1807, ‘Lady Betty’, ‘Marguerite, HN1928, ‘Lady Charmian, HN1948, and ‘Daffy-Down-Dilly’ HN1713, printed marks (5), largest height 21cm £80-£120
107. Eight Royal Doulton porcelain figures ‘Spring Morning’, HN1922, ‘Genevieve’ HN1962, ‘Maureen’ HN1770, ‘Autumn Breezes’, ‘Blithe Morning’ H2021, ‘The Ermine Coat’ HN1981, ‘Paisley Shawl’ 99. Three pre war Royal Doulton porcelain figures HN1988 and ‘The Milkmaid’ HN2057 (8), height 20cm ‘Jennifer’ HN1484, ‘Anthea’ HN1327 and ‘Veronica’ £80-£120 HN1517 (3), height 21cm £80-£120 108. A Keith Murray for Wedgwood vase of cylindrical form, celadon glazed over cream with incised banded decoration, on a circular foot, printed and impressed marks, height 18cm £60-£80
109. A large 19th century glazed stoneware campana urn possibly Doulton, of typical twin handled shape with erver rim and impressed beaded borders, 100. Three Royal Doulton porcelain figures unmarked, height ‘Margot’, HN1628, ‘Clemency’ HN1634, ‘Patricia’ HN1414, approx. 31cm printed and painted marks (3), largest height 21cm £80-£120 £100-£200
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111. A collection of early to mid 19th century English porcelain and Staffordshire pottery flower encrusted pastille burners in the form of cottage or lodges and a Staffordshire chapel money box to include a lilac coloured cottage pastille burner with pagoda roof and Solomonic columns, an inkwell in the form of a round cottage with lift off roof, a cottage money box, a flat back castle spill vase etc. (12), lilac pastille burner height 17cm £100-£200
112. A collection of early 19th century and later porcelain miniatures to include a pair of Coalport cobalt blue ground small bottle vases of squat form, with floral painted panels and gilt decoration, a small Worcester style scale blue coffee can, a Spode pattern 2009 miniature cream jug and plate, gilt dot ground and painted with flowers, an imari jug, a claret ground ewer and basin, a cobalt blue basin painted flowers, a tazza, various mugs to include Royal Worcester, others painted with landscapes, a Welsh gaudy pottery plate, tea cup and saucers, etc. (qty), first height 7cm £80-£120
110. An early 19th century Staffordshire 113. An early 19th century octagonal baluster form jug and a pair pearlware Toby jug c.1820 jugs in the manner of H & R Daniel modelled with a jug of foaming ale and first claret ground with gilt scroll decoration, having slanted oval panels polychrome enamel decorated, wearing a painted with floral bouquets, second of shouldered tapering form with black hat, brown coat and striped waistcoat, leaf moulded spout, profusely decorated with flowers (3), first height banded decoration to base, height 22.5cm 22cm £80-£120 £80-£120
114. A collection of early 19th century H & R Daniel tea and dessert ware comprising tea cup and saucer with matching plate pattern 4381, decorated in tooled gilt with a bird on a bough, an acanthus base shape, claret ground trio, pattern 6381 a gadroon shape blue ground tea cup and saucer, pattern 4025, two gadroon shape green ground saucers, pattern 4069, a second gadroon shape pale blue ground cream tureen and stand, a C scroll shape claret ground teapot, pattern 112 4314 (lacking cover) and two gradoon shape plates probably decorated by William Pollard, painted with sprays of flowers and strawberries (qty), tureen height 16cm £100-£150
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118. A late 18th century Wedgwood Jasper ware coffee cup and saucer c.1790 dipped in pale green jasper and ornamented in white jasper, the coffee cup modelled in relief with ‘Boys at Play’, the saucer engine turned with fluting and acanthus leaves, impressed Wedgewood 3, diameter of saucer 12.8cm £80-£120
115. Two large 18th century Derby porcelain figures, ‘Spring’ and ‘Autumn’ from the French Seasons c.1780 modelled as children, on circular bases (2), height 25cm £150-£250
116. A pair of early 19th century Bloor Derby porcelain figures c.1820 one modelled as seated gentleman playing with a dog, the other as a seated lady with a cat, on pierced scroll bases, both incised No 362, overglaze blue cross swords marks, height 15.5cm £60-£80
119. A 19th century Wedgwood tea cup and saucer in white on dark blue dipped jasperware ogee shaped bowl, decorated with Grecian motifs and figures from classical mythology and impressed Wedgwood, date code for 1867, height 7cm £60-£80
120. A small collection of 19th century and later British and Continental porcelain animal figures comprising a Meissen style begging spaniel, a 19th Staffordshire porcelain figure of poodle, a pair of Samson seated cats with pseudo gold anchor mark, a Samson Chelsea seated spotted cat with red anchor mark and a figure of a spaniel on a cushion (6), first height 8.5cm 117. Two late 18th century Derby porcelain figures of £60-£80 the seasons, ‘Autumn’ and ‘Winter’ c.1770 ‘Autumn’ seated with a basket of grapes, ‘Winter’ seated 121. A small 19th century Meissen porcelain figure of tying ice skates and wearing an ermine trimmed cloak, on vintner naturalistic bases (2), height 17.5cm modelled with a basket of grapes on his back and a bunch £100-£150 of grapes in his right hand, on a square base, incised G 5, blue cross swords marks, height 10.3cm £100-£150
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122. Five late 19th century Meissen and other porcelain slippers to include an Imari example and one decorated with flowers, both bearing underglaze blue cross swords marks and three others unmarked (5), length approx. 9.5cm £60-£80
123. A collection of 19th century porcelain coffee cans to include Meissen comprising a Meissen yellow ground coffee can painted in carmine with two putti within an gilt oval border, a Coalport (?) can painted in bronze and gilt with classical figures, a Worcester Flight Barr & Barr can bat printed in black with shells, a Miles Mason can bat printed 127. A collection of mostly early 19th century in carmine with children at play a Spode can bat printed with flowers ceramics and a Meissen ‘Watteau’ can (6), first height 6.1cm to include a square cream ground dessert £100-£150 plate, possibly Worcester Flight Barr & Barr, decorated with flower filled cobalt blue cache 124. A small Meissen porcelain figure of a cherub playing with pots and floral sprays, Spode pattern 2009 a toy horse and four other Meissen style figures trio, gilt dot ground painted sprays, Charles first modelled riding a toy horse with whip in his right hand, on a scroll Bourne tea cup and saucer, finely painted with base incised 26, impressed 58, underglaze blue cross swords marks, a floral spray to centre within cobalt blue and together with a pair of Meissen style figures of vintners, one impressed border with gilt leaf decoration, marked CB 18, underglaze blue mark, and two others (5), first height 11cm over 301, a Newhall pattern 2054 slop bowl £80-£120 painted with flower filled reserves and with gilt decorated cobalt blue border, a Spode pattern 125. An early 19th century Staffordshire silver lustre canary 4210 trio, a Davenport tea cup and saucer, yellow pearl ware jug together with Bristol blue glass decanter a Pinxton type plate decorated with red and and other early 19th century pottery green sprig border, Derby imari plate, a Derby the jug c.1810 decorated with an oval transfer print in black imari tub lacking cover, a Coalport sugar basin depicting an interior scene with four ladies gathered round a table pattern 3497 decorated with roses, a Booths with trapped mouse, together with a Bristol blue mallet shaped scale blue coffee can and saucer, etc. (qty), first decanter (no stopper) c.1800, and a chemists bottle and stopper, a 21.5 x 21.5cm Sunderland pink lustre pedestal salt, a pink lustre lobed bottle vase, £100-£150 a transfer decorated pearlware coffee can etc. (7), first height 16cm £60-£80 128. A first period Worcester porcelain lobed silver shape dessert plate 126. A good collection of Prattware plates, cups, saucers and painted with sprays of flowers and sprigs, brown serving dish line rim, possibly decorated in the workshop each typically decorated with rural scenes including an example of James Giles, red anchor to edge of foot rim, with a decorative scene of Shakespeare’s house, Henley diameter 19.5cm St. Stratford Upon Avon, a large green ground mug with scenes £100-£200 depicting ladies doing laundry and gentleman hunting and a small teacup depicting a similar scene of 19th century life, etc, mug height is approx: 10.6cm, tea cup height approx: 7cm £100-£200
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129. Two mid 19th century Bovey Tracey pottery Royal Navy blue and white transfer decorated mess plates c.1850 plates No.7 and No.8, ‘young Victoria’ border with naval scenes (2), diameter 24.2cm £60-£80
130. Royal Interest: A Copelands china teacup and saucer and a Mintons china coffee can and saucer from The Royal Yacht china services decorated with green borders with intertwined rope pattern in gilt with garter badges, the first bearing the cypher GVR 128 131 with ‘Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense’ on the garter, and the ‘Royal Yacht’, pattern C1003, the second decorated with Prince of Wales plumes with Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense’ on the garter, and the ‘Royal Yacht Osborne’, pattern 181, both retailed T. Goode (4), first saucer diameter 10.4cm £100-£150
131. Royal Interest: A Copelands China plate from the service made for the Royal Tour of The Dominions 1901 130 decorated with a gilt decorated green ‘Oeil de Perdrix’, centre painted with a white rose within a garter 133. Patrick Heron (1920-1999) for Wedgwood “Honi.Soit.Qui.Mal.Y.Pense” and a crowned anchor, printed marks, ‘Garden Plate:1991’, one of an edition of 500 in retailed by T.Goode & Co., diameter 23.5cm a series of six designs commissioned by The National Art Collections Fund & Wedgwood, The Royal Tour was undertaken by the Duke and Duchess of York, facsimile signature and printed marks, with in later King George V and Queen Mary. The tour sailed on the Orient original box with leaflet, diameter 31cm liner ‘Ophir’ and visited, Ceylon, Australia, where the Duke opened £150-£250 the new Commonwealth parliament of Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Canada 134. A small collection of mostly early £80-£120 19th century Wedgwood jasperware to include a dark blue jasperware shell caddy 132. 18th century Chinese export porcelain spoon comprising a pair of famille rose bowls decorated with river comprising, shell caddy spoon, impressed landscapes with pavilions and figures within floral borders, a pair of Wedgwood, two oval plaques ‘49’ and ‘133’, one hexagonal plates decorated in underglaze blue, famile rose and gilt of which depicting ‘Pegasus & Bellaphon’, a mug, with a river landscape with a fence, pavilions willow tree ducks and a teapot stand a small smear glazed jug with a a bat and a pair of blue and white bowls decorated in underglaze rich brown glaze and a small cache pot (7), first blue with a river landscape with pine trees and figures in boats (6), length 6cm first diameter 23cm £80-£120 £80-£120
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135. A small varied collection of 19th century and 138. Two early 19th century English porcelain cache later ceramics pots and stands comprising a pair of Mintons small polychrome and gilt the first c.1820, possibly Coalport, of bucket form with gilt fluted wall brackets, a Copeland parian figure of a dog rims and applied ring handles, painted with a panel filled in clothing standing by a basket, a bargeware teapot, with flowers, within a powder yellow ground, on a socle a pair of small Capodimonte porcelain urns encrusted stand, together with a small cache pot on stand painted with garlands, a novelty tobacco jar, a Quimper crescent with a panel containing seashells, the reverse with a shaped inkwell, a malachite ware mustard pot with EPNS bouquet of flowers, on a claret ground with gilt borders (4), mount, two wall pockets, etc. (qty), first height 9.5cm first height 13cm, second height 6.5cm £70-£90 £150-£250
139. A collection of early 19th century porcelain to include comports comprising a large Coalport type twin handled moulded comport painted with sprays, a Spode Felspar lavender ground moulded comport, with central oval reserve containing a floral bouquet and gadroon rims, a green ground basket, a Spode moulded twin hand lavender ground dish, a small ewer and basin, a repaired pink ground pen tray with twin swan neck handle, painted with pheasants, and a powder blue pot pourri with moulded ring handles painted with a band of flowers (lacking cover) (8), first diameter 33cm £70-£90 136. An 18th century Bow white glazed porcelain coffee cup c.1755 140. An early 20th century cased Shelley bone china applied with moulded prunus sprigs, incised marks, together demi-tasse coffee service for six with an 18th century porcelain tea bowl decorated in the comprising six yellow ground cups and saucers, Meissen style with Deutsche Blumen, gilt rim, underglaze the cups having pierced silver mounts, Birmingham, blue indistinct mark and a first period Worcester wrythen 1915 by Mappin & Webb, in a fitted case, retailed by moulded cover from a sugar bowl decorated in the atelier of Mappin & Webb, height 6.5cm James Giles, with moulded bud finial and decorated with a £100-£150 butterfly and flower sprigs (3), first height 6cm £100-£150
137. Four late 18th century tea bowls comprising a Caughley armorial lobed and fluted tea bowl and saucer c.1780, painted to centre with a crest and initials, blue and gilt borders with swags, underglaze blue S, a Worcester Flight period wrythen fluted trio with blue and gilt borders, c.1790, a Liverpool Herculaneum tea bowl and saucer decorated with red flowerheads and silver lustre foliage and rims, and another tea bowl with blue and gilt borders (9), first saucer diameter 13.8cm £100-£200
141. A large 19th century Iznik pottery polychrome tin glazed vase of shouldered tapering form, decorated in red, green and tones of blue with large flowerheads within arabesques against a dense field of flowers, height 30cm £100-£200 138
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145. Thirteen Modern Moorcroft pottery pin dishes each tubeline decorated with a different design, impressed and painted marks (13), diameter 11.8cm £100-£200
146. A modern Moorcroft pottery ‘Butterfly’ pattern vase designed by Rachel Bishop and an ‘Anemone’ pattern vase first of squat baluster form, ivory ground, signed CB, second of, baluster form, deep blue ground, both dated 1996, impressed and printed marks (2), first height 12cm £60-£80
142. A large 19th century Iznik pottery polychrome tin glazed bowl decorated in green red and tones of blue with stylised flowers and foliage, height 12cm, diameter 27.5 £80-£120
143. Two Troika pottery vases decorated by Avril Pellow the first of tapering rectangular form, blue glazed and decorated with geometric motifs, signed Troika England and monogrammed A P, second of squat square form, signed Troika Cornwall and monogrammed A P (2), first height 17.5cm £100-£200
147. A René Lalique ‘Fleurons No.2’ opalescent glass plate moulded to the underside with spiralling bands, signed Lalique, France, diameter 27.9cm £100-£200
148. A collection of 19th century cut glassware comprising a pair of George III pouring cruet bottles and stoppers c.1800, cut with a band of flutes, on square 144. A early 20th century Royal Crown Derby ‘Kings bases, a table scent bottle with feather cut base and fitted Imari’ pattern no 383 part dessert service with an acorn stopper, a pair of heavy lobed oval serving comprising a comport, two shaped dishes and five dishes cut with panels of strawberry cut diamonds, a plates, printed red factory marks, date code for 1908 (8), pair of jars with absent a covers, a tea mixing bowl and a Comport diameter 24.7cm rinser and two epergne dishes (11), height of cruet bottles £60-£80 20.5cm £70-£90
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149. A late Regency cut glass claret jug c.1820 152. A late 18th century Anglo-Irish cut glass platter having ribbed and slice cut body, the stopper and jug both c.1780 numbered 19, height 28cm of navette shape, with star base, the border cut with flat £100-£150 diamonds and with petal edge, length 31cm, height 3cm £100-£200
150. A late 18th century mallet shaped decanter c.1780 and a George III Anglo-Irish tripe ring neck cut glass decanter c.1800 first of tapering form with faceted neck, cut with stars and swags above a row of flutes, fitted with scalloped disc 153. A set of seven 19th century small wine glasses stopper, second having facet cut shoulder above a band the tapering bowls step cut and decorated with a band of of diamonds and a row of flutes (2), first height 30cm, diamonds, on capstan stems and a plain foot (7), height second height 24cm 12cm £100-£150 £60-£80
151. A pair of late 19th century triple ring neck ships decanters and three mid 19th century rummers the decanters fitted with plain mushroom stoppers, polished pontils, together with a pair rummers with ogee bowls on disc knopped stems and a plain foot, and a large rummer with ogee bow (5), first height 27cm £70-£90
154. Royal Interest: A late 19th century engraved rummer from the Royal Yacht Osborne the facet cut bowl engraved with the Prince of Wales plume and yacht cypher ‘Royal Yacht Osborne, height 14cm £80-£120
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155. A Maltese Phoenician Glass studio 160. A late 19th century Chinese iridescent glass vase, a Mdina ‘Top canton famille rose wall pocket Hat’ vase and a Murano art glass bowl in the form of a vase on stand, having the first with etched signature Phoenician twin gilt scroll handles, painted with Malta 92 (3), first height 13cm a panel containing seated figures in £40-£60 a garden setting with a pine tree, on a stippled turquoise ground, height 156. Two late 19th century famille rose 18.4cm bowls £80-£120 the first of square lobed form decorated with female figures in a landscape, the 161. A 19th century Chinese famille second of lobed rectangular fan form verte rouleau vase decorated in decorated with a butterfly, both having Kangxi style turquoise interiors and bearing iron red six the body painted with a peacock character Tongzhi marks, first diameter perched on rockwork with flowering 13.3cm, second 21.7cm peonies, prunus branches and other £70-£80 flowers, diaper borders, underglaze blue double ring mark to base, height 157. A Japanese Meiji period Satsuma 47cm elephant Koro and cover £400-£600 the hexagonal Koro of waisted form having elephant ring handles and domed cover 162. An 18th century Chinese export painted with figures mounted on the back famille rose porcelain mug of a richly gilded recumbent elephant, of cylinder for with loop handle signed on a naturalistically carved wooden terminating in ruyi head, decorated base, height 17cm with flowers, height 12cm £200-£250 £60-£80
158. A 19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty Robins egg glazed 161 brush washer and a blue and white bird feeder the first of shaped square section form with an applied dragon, the second decorated in underglaze blue and bearing paper Chinese paper label ink (2), first width 6.3cm £70-£90
159. A 19th century Chinese turquoise glazed Dog of Fo sat on its haunches and with an open mouth, height 19.5cm, length 21cm £80-£120
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163. A pair of late 19th Chinese cinnabar lacquer square section vases each carved in relief with panels containing figures in a landscape against repeating geometric ground within a key fret border, each bearing a six character seal mark, one vase bearing paper label (2), height 27cm £300-£400
164. An early 20th century set of eight Chinese carved hardwood Dhaoist Immortals each inlaid with silver wire and standing rockwork bases (8), height 29cm £200-£300
165. An early Chinese polished metal hand mirror on 168. A 19th century Chinese hanging scroll ancestor a carved hardwood stand painting the mirror back engraved with mounted warriors, height gouache on paper, depicting a seated mandrin, painting 35.5cm 47 x 91cm £60-£80 £80-£120
166. A small collection of late 19th/early 20th century 169. 19th century Chinese School Chinese hardwood carvings Five scroll paintings on silk, comprising a still life, ladies comprising a figure of a sleeping immortal wearing a wide seated in a garden, two studies of flowers with a bird, and brimmed hat and wrapped in a cloak, a pair of wire inlaid a sage mounted on a mythical beast, mostly signed with figures of buffalos with riders and a carving of a fisherman seal marks and with calligraphy (5), largest silk 102 x 51cm with his catch (4), first height 16cm £80-£120 £60-£80 170. Early 20th century Chinese School 167. A late 19th/early 20th century Chinese hardwood Two sets of four scroll paintings, one set depicting ladies carving of a seated Luohan among pavilions and pine trees, the other deities, signed bears Chinese ink paper label, height 25.5cm (8), each 80.5 x 25cm £80-£120 £70-£90
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173. A collection of seven 19th century Qing dynasty Mandarin gilt metal and Peking glass hat buttons comprising an opaque red and two opaque pink buttons for second class, two opaque blue buttons for fourth class, a clear rock crystal button for sixth grade and a gilt metal ball for ninth grade, on filigree metal bases (7), largest height 6.7cm £300-£400 171 174. A large early 20th century Chinese inside painted 171. A late Ming Chinese gilt-bronze figure of glass snuff bottle and three others Songzi Niangniang on a carved hardwood throne the first painted with a dragon and dancing boys, obverse seated wearing long flowing robes and a phoenix with a figure on a bridge and a landscape together with two head-dress, with downcast eyes and holding a child in coloured glass snuff bottles and a small inside decorated her hands, resting on a pierced and carved hardwood example (4), first height 17cm throne, height 33.5cm £70-£90 £800-£1,200 175. A Chinese carnelian agate carving of a Ho-Ho bird 172. An Indian patinated bronze figure of a seated or phoenix Hindu deity Qing dynasty or later, carved with blossom on its back, height 20cm length 6cm £60-£80 £200-£300
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176. A Japanese Meiji period ivory and shibyama 183. A collection of ladies vanity compacts page turner c.1900 to include several silver examples, a novelty compact decorated with flowers, birds and butterflies, length in the form of luggage, black enamel with gilt metal 26.1cm straps and buckles and a number of travel stickers £70-£90 applied such as St. Moritz and New York, the interior engraved “Pygmalion” no. 1952 Happy Landings, a silver 177. A 19th century Japanese ivory shibayama card circular compact engraved with Islamic style scripture case and motifs, a gilt metal and mother of pearl rectangular of rectangular form decorated on both sides with raised musical compact stamped ‘made in Switzerland’, a gilt gilt lacquer depicting cranes, blossoms, mountains and metal rectangular example with black centre engraved passing ships, length 8.6cm with initials and dated November 1954 and several other £150-£200 examples (qty), luggage compact approx: 8cm, diameter £40-£60 178. A 19th century Cantonese ivory card case of rectangular form, typically and deeply carved with temples, figures and foliage, length 9.5cm £100-£200
179. A late 19th century Chinese Canton carved ivory card case of rectangular form with shaped outline, the front deeply carved with flowers over a geometric ground, the reverse with shaped panels shallow carved with figures in a landscape, height 8.6cm, width 4.5cm £80-£120
180. A late 19th century Chinese silver filigree and enamel aide memoire of rectangular form, bearing a central rectangular panel decorated with a pagoda and foliage within a foliate border, laid paper leaves to interior, height 8.4cm, width 5.4cm £100-£200 184. A small collection of compacts to include a blue enamel circular compact with applied 181. A late 19th century Chinese Canton carved marcasite floral motif marked British, two black oval cased boxwood card case examples, one decorated with entwined marcasite hearts of rectangular form with pull off cover, typically carved and the other with a butterfly, a rectangular example with with figures among pagodas and trees with flowers, height a faux mother of pearl top and embroidered floral design 10.9cm and a gilt metal circular example with embossed floral £80-£120 motif (qty), gilt metal circular compact: 6.8cm £50-£80 182. A 19th century Chinese Qing dynasty carved coquilla nut shoe shaped snuff box finely carved with flowering prunus, the cover pierced and carved with bats, length 6.5cm £100-£200
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185. A Victorian silver-gilt mounted double ended scent bottle vinaigrette by S. Mordan & Co. of tapering faceted form, the screw fitting cover set with a seed pearl horseshoe, stamped S. Mordan & Co. Makers, the hinged cap with a turquoise and seed pearl forget-me-not, the hinged centre opening to reveal a foliate engraved pierced grille, length 13.5cm 187. A 19th century French 18ct gold mounted cut £250-£350 glass scent bottle French marks, the foliate engraved gold mount fitted with hinged square tapering cover bearing initials, fitted to a waisted and faceted clear glass body, with internal white glass stopper, length 10cm £150-£250
186. A Victorian silver-gilt mounted ruby glass combination vinaigrette and scent bottle the vinaigrette marked, Birmingham, 1866 by Frederick Marson, the scent bottle mount, Birmingham, 1892 Colen Hewer Cheshire, of oblong form, the vinaigrette with hinged foliate engraved grille, the bayonet fitting hinged 188. A good 18th century Bilston enamel scent bottle scent bottle mount engraved with initials, height 9.5cm c.1760 £100-£150 of flattened pear form, the white ground painted with to one side in bright enamel with a courting couple after ‘La cascade’ after Watteau, the other with a couple in a pastoral landscape with goats within moulded gilt scroll and bianco-sopra-bianco diaper borders, the gilt metal stopper in the form of a vase of flowers, height 10cm £300-£400
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192. A Victorian silver gilt mounted glass combination scent bottle/ vinaigrette together with a small collection of scent bottles, smelling salts and a vinaigrette the combination vinaigrette/scent bottle facet cut with engine turned mounts with raised leaf borders, together with a small opaque white glass vinaigrette of compressed form, having foliate embossed silver lid and rose pierced grille, a white metal mounted opaque glass scent bottle, of round form with pierced floral cage, on suspension chain with ring, a late Victorian silver mounted smelling salt, Chester, 1897 by G Watts & Co, bearing monogram, a smaller silver mounted smelling salt with foliate embossed hinged lid and a Venetian yellow and blue spun glass scent bottle with stopper on chain (6), first height 8cm £100-£200
189. A George III silver mounted cut glass and opaline glass scent bottle c.1780 of flat circular form, inset with circular black opaline panel decorated in gilt with sheep under a tree, within a reeded silver mount, the reverse star cut, having screw fitting cap and internal stopper, height 6.5cm £100-£200
193. A small collection of 19th century and later scent bottle comprising a Royal Worcester blush ivory shield shaped scent bottle painted with a blue tit, factory marks, a novelty silver mounted cobalt blue smelling salt in the form of a powder horn, having foliate embossed mount, on chain with finger ring, a silver topped flask shaped glass scent bottle cut with relief diamonds, with dropper, a silver mounted hobnail cut bottle, a set of five standing glass scent bottles and a Mary Gregory style enamelled blue glass trinket pot (10), first height 10.3cm £70-£90 190. A rare 18th century Bristol opaque glass scent bottle decorated in the atelier of James Giles, c.1760 of square shouldered form with canted corners, decorated in iron red with panels of buildings and trees within gilt trellis borders, inscribed in gilt I Love My Choice, fitted with a gold wrythen fluted screw fitting cap and internal stopper, height 4.5cm £100-£200
191. Two late Georgian Nailsea white and clear spiralling glass scent bottles 194. A Victorian Thomas Webb & Sons of Stourbridge the first of compressed tear shaped form with bobbin cameo glass scent bottle or flask collar, with blue trailed initials S.Y. and dated 1819 in black of torpedo form, finely cut in white with flowers against a (2), First height 4.3cm red ground, fitted with a silver gilt screw fitting mushroom £70-£90 cap, marked for London, 1884 by Sampson Mordan & Co, length 17.5cm £400-£600
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195. An early 20th century silver and enamel ladies compact unmarked, probably Continental, the hinged lid decorated in a enamel with a view of the Haggia Sophia beneath two anthemions, the gilt interior fitted with twin compartments and a mirror, the reverse bearing initials, on a suspension chain, length 6.5cm £80-£120
199. A Sampson Mordan & Co gold propelling pencil with engine turned detail decoration terminating with a foiled amethyst coloured quartz finial, length approx: 10.2cm, approx weight: 8.7g £120-£180
200. A mixed lot to include Dunhill lighters, and pens comprising a large silver mounted cut glass powder pot, 196. A large late 19th century Continental novelty Birmingham, 1912, possibly Elkington & Co. retailed by articulated fish snuff box Hamilton & Co, Calcutta, engraved ‘Dorothy’, three Dunhill Continental marks, probably German, having hinged head rollagas gilt lighters with engine turned and textured and mouth, naturalistically engraved and set with red finish, a sterling silver Sheaffer ball point pen, a pair of glass eyes, length 16cm 12k G.F. Sheaffer ball point pens with foliate engraved £200-£300 decoration, and an French enamel decorated compact (qty), Various £80-£120
201. A collection of silver articulated pencils and a pair of opera glasses six assorted silver pencils to include an unusual triangular articulated pencil with engraved decoration, a sterling silver pencil with engine turned decoration, a silver lead holder and a pair of French opera glasses with lizard skin detail and matching pouch (qty), total weight approx: 2.61toz £70-£90
202. Two 19th century Tunbridge ware rosewood stamp boxes, a Victorian black lacquered papier mache shoe snuff box with painted lid and a miniature mahogany hand mirror the lids of both stamp boxes with a postage stamp within a micromosaic border, one signed in ink to interior ‘Tunbridge Wells 31st May 98’, the shoe snuff with lid finely painted with a lady in a red dress (4), lenght of snuff box 8cm £80-£120 197. An early 20th century Continental gilt metal and enamel portrait snuff box of rectangular form with canted corners, having engine 203. A Victorian gold and turned decoration and raised foliate thumbpiece, the turquoise thimble hinged lid mounted with a circular portrait miniature with applied gold leaf decoration of a young woman in historic dress against a green between rub set turquoise background, width 8.5cm, depth 8.3cm cabochons, with a honeycomb £150-£250 top section, total weight approx: 6.4g 198. Two pairs of late 19th century gilt metal opera £100-£200 glass the first by Lemaire the barrels with damascened 203 vermicule decoration, stamped with a bee and in a leather case, the second pair mounted with mother of pearl, together with a Japanese cloisonné domed topped pot and cover (3), first width 11.3cm £40-£60
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207. An early 19th century tortoiseshell crochet etui and other sewing items the rectangular etui complete with turned ivory tambour, and steel hooks, together with a late 18th century silver tape measure applied in relief with a bird and scrolls, having a filigree winding crown and painted pink silk tape, a Charles Horner silver thimble, a small silver hoof handled button hook, a pair of carved bone knitting needle protectors and a carved bone needle case in the form of a fish (6), first height 9.3cm £80-£120 204 205 208. An early 19th century Chinese export Canton carved ivory brise fan and an early 19th century French carved ivory bodkin case the first with the outer guards finely carved with flowers and scrolling foliage, the twenty three inner sticks with rounded tips 206 carved and pierced with birds, butterflies, flowers and foliage and leaves, centred with shield bearing the initials J P, second a/f, probably Diepppe, of cylinder form, finely carved with oval reserves with putti and scroll framed panels with musical instruments and flowers baskets against a reticulated ground (2), first length 26.5cm £60-£80
209. A late 19th century French gilt metal mounted frosted glass egg shaped etui for a child red velvet interior with thimble, scissors, needle case, stiletto and bodkin, fitted with ring and suspension chain, length 11cm £100-£150
210. A Victorian silk and ivory ladies collapsible parasol with carved greyhound handle the length of the ivory handle carved with serpent intertwined amongst leaves 207 terminating in a greyhound, with purple and cream silk, length unfolded 60cm 204. A Victorian gold and turquoise thimble £80-£120 with applied double plaited wire, each point terminating with a rub set turquoise cabochon with further bead decoration and a honeycomb top 211. A collection of Halcyon Days boxed section, Total weight approx: 6.1g enamels £100-£200 including a parrot scent bottle inspired by 18th Century Chelsea Miniatures together 205. A mid 19th century gold vinaigrette mount with a limited edition Royal Yacht Britannia unmarked, tests high carat, foliate engraved mount, with hinged lid and snuff box (141/750), a 1997 Christmas Tree pierced hinged grille, with suspension chain, weight approx. 9.1g Ornament (numbered 624/750), a 1979 £150-£250 Easter Egg, a small mouse enamel and a Happy Birthday pill box (unboxed), a 206. A late Victorian/Edwardian novelty carved ivory parrot handled Mazzega Murano paperweight presented button hook on the 400th Anniversary of Child & Co. carved perched on the terminal, having polychrome decoration and glass Bankers (1584-1984), A Child & Co. eyes, length 20.1cm Bankers commemorate silver medallion £80-£120 and a silver cigarette case (9) £80-£120
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212. An extensive collection of mainly Victorian silver handled button hooks (qty), the largest 39cm £200-£300
213. A mixed lot of 18th century and later vertu comprising late 18th century Staffordshire enamel egg pendant, painted with flowers and with metal mounts, an 18th century portrait miniature of young boy, watercolour on ivory, having gold locket frame with 213 plaited hair reverse, a Continental probably French gilt metal mounted roundel painted with a courting couple and a Continental shield shaped porcelain scent bottle painted with a classical building in a landscape, the reverse painted ‘Souvenir’ (4), first length 3.5cm £80-£120
214. An interesting collection of 19th century and later silver and other vertu comprising a French silver gilt mounted green opaque glass mounted desk seal, the mounts embossed with stayr masks, a silver gilt novelty seal in the form of a fox holding a gun with a hunting dog with blank matrix, a gilt metal and mother of pearl spyglass, a silver foliate engraved chatelaine pencil, a yellow metal clad watch key with rock crystal set terminal, a gilt metal engine turned propelling pencil stamped W.S. Hicks New York, a pressed glass compass pendant etc., first height 7.7cm (8) 214 £100-£150
215. A collection of mostly 19th century 216. A collection of 19th century and later miniature items to include vertu a turned hardstone tazza and carved ivory figure of Napoleon comprising four glass picture paperweights comprising a carved figure of Napoleon Bonaparte, a turned hardstone decorated with views of ‘Esplanade tazza on slate foot, a pack of chromolithograph printed playing cards, Weymouth’ x 2, ‘Belvedere Esplanade a cold painted bronze of a seated spaniel, a treen pear containing a Weymouth’ and ‘Weymouth Royal Terrace, selection of turned miniature bowls, plates, beakers and other table ware, Luster Row’, a portrait miniature of a young two silver Guernsey cans, a brass casket with a sliding base containing a girl watercolour on ivory, signed SH and set of dominoes, etc. (qty), height 4.4cm dated 21, an ambrotype portrait of a young £80-£120 boy in a fitted leather case c.1860, a pair of steel mounted white painted spill vases, a 217. A Victorian mother of pearl and nacre veneered card case, an novelty miniature navel officers dress sword Edwardian tortoiseshell and pique work mounted gilt metal purse paper knife in a sheath, a turned treen string and a 19th century black papier mache snuff box with pewter pot, a small circular engraving of putti in an stringing ebonised frame and a French musical box first veneered with diapers, blue silk concertina interior, second of with chromolithograph paper label playing rectangular form with rounded ends, bearing a shield shaped plaque ‘The Toy Monkey’ (12), various engraved with initials (3), first height 10.9cm £60-£80 £80-£120
218. A 17th Century bronze cruciform seal matrix of crucifix form with a circular pierced centre and four varying matrices depicting an anchor, a bird, a building and a heart and crown supposedly seals for Portsmouth, The marriage of Charles II to Catherine Braganza and the Arch Bishops Palace, diameter: 3.2cm £200-£400
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219. Three 19th century portrait miniatures 221. Portrait miniature. English School c.1770 comprising a portrait of woman wearing a black dress ‘Portrait of a young gentleman’, wearing a powdered and a bonnet, c.1830, oval, watercolour, ebonised wig en queue, wearing a white stock and turquoise coat, frame, together with a pair of early Victorian profile watercolour, oval gold bracelet frame, 3.5 x 2.8cm portraits of a young man and woman, watercolour, £100-£200 in ebonised frames, together with a pair of late 18th century small oval stipple engravings after 222. Portrait miniature. English School c.1770 F. Wheatley in gilt frames (5), first height 14.2cm ‘Portrait of a young gentleman, wearing a powdered wig en £60-£80 queue, wearing a white stock and blue coat, watercolour, oval gold bracelet frame, 3.5 x 2.8cm 220. Three portrait miniatures. English School £100-£200 first ‘Portrait of young girl with blonde ringlets’, c.1830, wearing a scarlet dress, oval, watercolour 223. Portrait miniature. English School c.1790 on ivory, silver oval locket frame, together with a ‘Portrait of woman’ with curled hair and wearing a collared late 18th century style ‘Portrait of The Hon Elizabeth white dress, watercolour on ivory, gold navette shaped Southwell’, wearing headscarf and a white dress, glazed pendant locket with suspension loop, 4.6 x 3.4cm signed in pencil verso ‘Copied N.B. Simon, oval, £100-£200 watercolour on ivory, the brass locket frame engraved ‘The Hon. Elizabeth Southwell 1791 afterwards 224. Portrait miniature. English School c.1840 Countess of Albermarle, b.1776. d.1817.’ and an ‘Portrait of a gentleman’, watercolour on ivory, oval, gold 18th century style portrait of Maria Walpole, Duchess cased glazed locket frame with foliate carved frame and of Gloucester in an ebonised frame (3), first aperture suspensions loop, verso engine turned with central oval 6.5 x 5.4cm vacant reserve, aperture 5 x 4.2cm £100-£150 £200-£300
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225. In the style of Richard Cosway (1742-1821) 229. English School, a late 18th century bronzed ‘Portrait of Madame Du Barry’, watercolour on ivory, silhouette portrait of young child c.1780 and an signed in white R Cosway, glazed French gilt metal 19th century pair of portraits of young women, c.1830 mounted mother of pearl inlaid tortoiseshell locket frame, first, a cut paper silhouette of a young seated and holding the tortoiseshell reverse pressed with a design of ribbon a leafy sprig, gilt frame, second both facing right, oval, tied garlands and scrolls with central glazed locket ebonised frames with gilt metal slip and acorn hanger (3), compartment containing an oval watercolour miniature first overall 16.2 x 12.7cm study of a ribbon tied bouquet of roses and tulips and £100-£150 other flowers, painted on ivory, aperture 8.3 x 6.7cm, overall 11.1 x 9cm 230. Five late 18th century stipple oval engravings £300-£500 published by C Taylor Holborn c.1790 ‘Enjoyment’, ‘Enjoyment Over!’, ‘Expectation’, ‘Returning 226. An early 19th century gilt bronze profile portrait Hopes’, ‘Similitude or Juvenile Botanists’ period gilt gesso of Matthew Boulton frames (5), Overall 13.5 x 12.2cm facing right within shell and scroll cast frame, together £80-£120 with an early 20th century brass profile portrait of Matthew Boulton mounted in an oval faux tortoiseshell frame (2), 231. A pair of early 19th century British School first height 12cm portrait miniatures of gentleman £80-£120 ‘James Dundas Esq.’ inscribed verso London 1823 and ‘George T. Cranstoun’, inscribed verso 1823 age 22, 227. An early 19th century portrait miniature, English profile, oval, ebonised frames gilt metal slips and rose and School thistle hangers (2), height 14.7cm, aperture 7.8 x 6.2cm Portrait of a gentleman’ wearing a black coat and cravat, £100-£150 oval, watercolour on ivory, ebonised frame with gilt metal slip, aperture 6.2 x 5cm 232. English School, 19th century portrait silhouettes £80-£100 comprising a pair of a lady and a gentleman in profile, oval ebonised frames with acorn hanger, together with 228. Portrait miniature, early 19th century English a smaller earlier profile portrait of a young boy wearing a School c.1810 hat, heightened in gilt, black lacquered frame with fruit ‘Half length portrait of a boy wearing a collared skeleton hanger (3), first aperture 10 x 7.5cm, overall17.5 x 14.5cm suit and holding a hoop and stick’, watercolour on ivory, £60-£80 oval, unsigned, brass frame, 10 x 8cm £100-£200
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238. A mixed of lot of silver to include napkin rings and coffee spoons various dates and makers, comprising thirteen napkin rings of assorted designs, most with engine turned decoration, some bearing initials together with a set of six modern coffee spoons with portrait terminals of British Queens and other various spoons (qty), total weight approx. 18.74ozt £140-£180
239. An early 20th century Japanese silver and copper inlaid cigarette case and an a Persian silver 233. A pair of Victorian silver novelty hatching chick cigarette case pepper pots first, stamped sterling, of curved rectangular form, inlaid London, 1880 by James Barclay Hennell, each in copper with a continuous landscape with a bridge and naturalistically modelled as a standing chick hatching form trees, the second, bearing Persian marks chased with an egg with pull off covers, each bearing a registration foliate decoration (2), first length 12.2cm lozenge (2), height 4.5cm £80-£120 £250-£350
234. A collection of mostly 20th century silver 240. An early various dates and makers, comprising a cased silver Victorian silver scallop shell butter dish and replacement butter knife visiting card case retailed by Mappin Brothers, a cased three piece silver Birmingham, 1853 cruet set of baluster form on raised pad feet marked by Edward Smith, of Sheffield 1975, Robert and Belk, a cased two piece cruet rectangular form with set containing two salts and spoons with blue liners and a shaped edge and pierced gallery boarder dated 1919, Birmingham, Henry hinged lid, engraved Williamson Ltd and a cased set of six butter knives with with foliate decoration, mother of pearl handles, total weight: 8.16ozt bearing initials, height £100-£150 10cm, weight approx. 2.25ozt 235. Two large mid 20th century silver cigarette case £100-£150 first Birmingham, 1951 by Albert Henry Day, of heavy rectangular form with linear engine turned decoration, 240 bears initials to interior, second Birmingham, 1961 by Walker & Hall, of slim rectangular form with engine turned decoration (2), first length 13.7cm, second length 17cm, total weight approx. 15.75cm £100-£150
236. Two George V silver cigarette cases the first Birmingham, 1934 by Mappin & Webb, of rectangular design with engine turned decoration ands sunken push catch, gilt interior with silver cigarette holder stamped PAT. 353934, bears presentation inscription, second of similar smaller design, Birmingham, 1928 by S Blanckensee & Son, together with a similar Art Deco plated cigarette case and another plated case chased with foliate design and presentation inscription (4), first length 10.5cm, total weight of silver cases 8.76ozt £70-£90
237. A late Victorian silver four division cigar case and Edwardian silver cigarette case 241. A collection of seven Victorian and later silver Birmingham, 1897 by Henry Charles Freeman, of vesta cases rectangular form with engine turned decoration, bearing to include a Scottish vesta case inlaid with hardstones and a shield shaped with initials, and having gilt interior, the agate, Edinburgh 1908 by J W Kirwan & Co, a Victorian cigarette case, Birmingham, 1902 by Clark & Sewell, of oval cushion shaped vesta with foliate decoration, curved rectangular design with chased foliate decoration, Birmingham, 1887 by Colen Hewer Chesire, bearing engraved with initials and dated 1903 (2), first length initials, a plain vesta case with vacant circular reserve 12.7cm, total weight approx. 7.32ozt and plannished decoration, Birmingham, 1904 by Robert £80-£120 Chandler, etc. (7), first length 4.8cm, total weight approx. 4.57ozt £100-£150
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242. A Dunhill ladies silver compact and other silver items 246. A mixed lot of silver and silver items of stamped 14k & sterling, London, 1947 by David Sutton & Sons, vertu to include pocket watches stamped Dunhill, of square design with engine turned comprising a George V engine turned rectangular decoration, bearing an applied plaque with presentation hip cigarette case, bearing initials, Birmingham, inscription together with an early 19th century probably French 1921 by Joseph Gloster, another engine turned oval pot with a hinged lid, embossed with Empire style foliate cigarette case, initialled, a plain vesta case of curved decoration and bearing stipple engraved initials and dated 1839, rectangular form, initialled, Birmingham, 1918 by an engine turned matchbook case bearing initials and a foliate Smith & Bartlam, an engine turned propelling pencil embossed heart shaped scent bottle, stamped sterling (4), first marked sterling, and initialled P.E.A., a chatelaine width 6.5cm, Total weight approx. 5.71ozt pencil, marks rubbed, a silver double Albert curb £70-£90 link watch chain with an attached brass vesta case, a single Albert watch chain tapering at both 243. An Edwardian silver card case and five silver cigarette ends, a silver triple Albert curb link watch chain, cases 19th century carved mother of pearl letter knife with the card case, Birmingham, 1909 by Joseph Gloster Ltd, white metal ferrule, three assorted a/f silver pocket of rectangular form with hinged lid with foliate engraved watches, a cased pair of gold clad spectacles, decoration, the central reserve engraved with initials and together other silver items (qty), weighable silver dated 13.11.17 together with four curved mostly foliate engraved approx. 10.36ozt case and a plain example (6), first length 9.7cm, total weight £100-£150 approx. 13.98ozt £100-£150 247. A mixed lot of 20th century silver comprising a George V cream jug in George III style, 244. Two early 20th century Iraqi silver cigarette cases London, 1921 by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths first, of curved rectangular form with niello decoration depicting Co. Ltd, of ogee form, having wavy edged and a river scene with buildings and palms, second, stamped 935, scroll handle, on a domed spreading foot, a three sterling, of square form engraved with a river scene with palms piece cruet set in Georgian style, London, 1949 by (2), length 12cm, total weight approx. 9.88ozt Edward Barnard & Sons, fitted with blue glass liners, £80-£120 a pair of squat dwarf candlesticks with weighted bases, set of six cocktail sticks with cockerel 245. Five early 20th century silver cigarette cases terminals, stamped Sterling Silver, a set of six white comprising a large rectangular engine turned Art Deco example, metal coffee spoons with animal terminals, a pair of Birmingham, 1937 by Dudley Russell Howitt with sliding action, sugar tongs and a silver plated milk churn pepper together with three smaller cases with engine turned decoration mill, stamped Mappin & Webb (qty), first height and an Arts & crafts case with planished decoration (5), First 10.5cm, total weight approx. 14.7ozt length 12.7cm, overall weight approx. 17.22ozt £100-£150 £150-£200
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250. An early 20th century Swedish large .800 silver cigarette case marked for Hjo, makers mark C. Hoff, of rectangular form with rounded corners and planished finish, interior gilt and bearing Swedish presentation inscription dated 1927, height 14cm, total weight approx. 5.57ozt £60-£80
251. A mixed lot of silver to include silver topped cut glass scent bottles comprising a large Victorian scent bottle, London, 1887 by William Comyns and Sons, the mount embossed with a classical scene and foliate scrolling decoration and with pushbutton hinged cap, on an oval hobnail cut body, a pair of scent bottles, the screw fitting caps with linear engine turned decoration, marks rubbed, a three piece silver and faux pink guilloche enamel dressing table set, a modern silver photograph frame and four late Victorian and Edwardian miniature photograph frames (qty), first height 12.5cm 248 £100-£150
252. A mixed lot of silver to include a George V silver and pique tortoiseshell oval menu card holder comprising a silver and pique tortoiseshell oval menu card holder, Birmingham, 1912 by Henry Matthews, a pair of Victorian salts, Birmingham, 1883 by Horace Woodward & Co., both stamped with a registration lozenge, a Victorian silver mounted red flashed decanter, London, no date letter by Henry Wilkinson, having fruiting vine mount and stopper, the body 249 similarly engraved, a square cigarette box with linear engine turned decoration and cedar lined interior, a pair of modern ‘Brandy’ & ‘Port’ decanter labels and a pair of Modernist stainless steel and gilt metal servers (qty), weighable silver approx. 3.05ozt £70-£90
253. A mixed lot of Victorian and later silver comprising an early Victorian christening mug, London, 1841 by the Barnards, of bell shape with foliate engraved decoration, leaf scroll handle on a circular foot, engraved ‘Sybil’, a late Victorian silver cream jug in early George III style, Chester, 1893 by James Deakin & Sons, of baluster form with foliate chased decoration, an engine turned cigarette case, 250 another hip cigarette case, a cased set of six cocktail sticks with gilt cockerel terminals, stamped sterling 248. A set of four Victorian parcel-gilt silver apostle fruit silver, an white metal possibly Indian combination serving spoons whistle rattle with three spherical rattles on a twisted Sheffield, 1873 by Martin Hall & Co., having fluted bowls, stem, and four assorted napkin rings (qty), first height twisted stems and apostle terminals, in a fitted case, length 8.9cm, total weight approx. 15.85ozt 20.3cm, weight approx. 9.98ozt £140-£180 £100-£150 254. A pair of modern silver Winston Churchill 249. An early 20th century Austrian .900 silver and gold commemorative dishes snuff box Birmingham, 1965 by Albert Ernest Jones, of circular Vienna, makers mark possibly GST, of rectangular form with design each set with a portrait medallion 1874-1965 concave sides, engine turned chequer board decoration, RT Hon Sir Winston Churchill K.G. O.M. C.H. M.P. (2), the hinged lid with a gold foliate thumbpiece and tooled gold diameter 12.5cm, weight approx. 12.59ozt border, interior gilt, width 8.5cm, approx. 3.46ozt £100-£150 £200-£300
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255. A mixed lot of silver to include a presentation pint tankard comprising a tankard, Sheffield, 1962 by Walker & Hall, of baluster form with leaf scroll handle, engraved ‘To Gordon Ward for his epic role as Mr. Average Motorist in the 1965 Mobil Economy Run’, an Indian silver dish, stamped silver, of circular form, the centre embossed with trees and mountains with a petal shaped foliate chased border, on three feet, engraved ‘Colin J Ure Staff Otis Bombay 1965, an engine tuned ashtray with presentation inscription, assorted silver and a cased set of 12 Dutch stainless steel fruit knives and forks with horn handles (qty), first height 15cm, weighable silver approx. 27ozt £240-£280
256. A mixed lot of Victorian and later silver 259 comprising two cased christening knife and fork sets with mother of pearl handles, both Sheffield, 1895/1897 by Levelsey Brothers, with foliate engraved blades and tines, cased set of six apostle terminal teaspoons, Birmingham, 1896 and cased pair of plated fish servers with ivory handles etc. (qty), weighable silver approx. 2.69ozt £80-£120
257. A mixed lot of Edwardian and later silver comprising and Edward VII engine turned square vesta, Chester, 1909 by Cohen & Charles, a plain curved hip card case engraved with initials, Birmingham, 1906 261 by Cohen & Charles, a plain cigarette case, a foliate embossed silver cased fountain pen, two cheroot holder 261. A pair of George V silver mounted tortoiseshell cases and a pair of small squat candle candlesticks with and pique work scent bottles and a dressing table pot weighted bases (8), Weighable silver approx. 5ozt Birmingham, 1914 by Walker & Hall limited, the scent £70-£90 bottles of globular form, cut with flutes, the hinged flattened caps inlaid with fan oval 258. An Edward VII Coronation Souvenir patterae and scrolls, with internal enamel vesta case stoppers (3), height of scent bottles Chester, 1901, by John Milward Banks, Stamped with approx: 11.2cm, height of jar Banks flower trademark, of rectangular form with rounded approx: 8.5cm cornerstone hinged cover with a suspensions ring, the £100-£150 front enamelled with a royal crown between E R and with a playing card, the king of hearts beneath the date June 262. An Austrian .800 silver 26th 1902, length 5.5cm, weight approx. 1.5ozt mounted antler cigar cutter £300-£400 c.1900 Vienna, mark of Georg 259. A mixed lot of 19th century and later silver Adam Scheid, the mounts in various dates and makers, comprising a set of six the form of oak leaves and William IV Old English Pattern teaspoons, London 1834 acorns, length 15cm by John, Henry & Charles Lias, initialled, a Victorian sifter £200-£300 spoon, London, 1865 by Henry Holland, having twisted stem and male bust terminal, a pair of small pierced and embossed pin dishes, a pair of squat candlesticks 258 with weighted bases, two graduated cut glass pots with silver mounted tortoiseshell lids, a silver topped dressing table pot, assorted spoons etc. (qty), first length 15.5cm, weighable silver approx. 13.82ozt £100-£200
260. A pair of late Victorian silver mounted scent bottles London, 1893 by Matthew John Jessop, having foliate 262 and scroll embossed screw fitting mushroom caps, on spherical bodies with hobnail cut oval panels (2), height 14cm £80-£120
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265. A mixed lot of silver to include a George V octagonal sugar caster comprising an sugar caster, Sheffield, 1918 by Levesley Brothers, of octagonal baluster form on a spreading foot, a tea strainer with pierced handle, London, 1944 by Mappin and Webb, a small fluted shell shaped dish, a small sifter spoon and a pair of plated fluted spherical pepper pots (6), first height 18cm, total weight approx. 7.45ozt £80-£120
266. An early 20th century Swedish .800 planished silver plate Stockholm, 1929 by Guldmedsaktiebolaget I, of circular form with raised border and beaded rim, engraved with 263. A pair of George III Scottish provincial wine initials, diameter 25cm, weight approx. 10.53ozt labels £80-£120 by Edward Livingstone, Dundee, c.1800, of curved rectangular form, engraved ‘Port’ and ‘Claret’ (2), width 267. ‘The Queens Beasts Collection’, a limited edition 4.8cm, weight approx. 0.55ozt set of ten silver and enamel spoons £200-£300 Birmingham, 1977 by Toye, Kenning & Spencer, Ltd, in a glazed display case (10), length 14cm, total weight approx. 15.35ozt £200-£250
264. Four George III silver bright cut oval decanter labels comprising ‘Brandy’, double struck makers mark only, by John Huston, crested, ‘Sherry’, makers mark only, William 268. A pair of Irish Arts & Crafts planished silver Knight II, ‘Rum’, no town mark, probably London, 1793, beakers maker mark T.M?, and ‘Port’ Susannah Barker, together Dublin, 1910, by Sharman Dermot Neill, of tapering form with a pair of close plated labels enamelled in black ‘Rum’ with a flared rim and planished finish, one stamped and ‘Brandy’ and another plated example (7), first width S.D.Neill (2), height 8cm 4.5cm £200-£300 £200-£300
269. An early 19th century Scottish provincial silver fiddle pattern toddy ladle and a pair ofGeorge IV Scottish cauldron salts first, Perth by R Keay, initialled, second, Edinburgh, 1824 by Alexander Edmonstoun II, of typical plain form with rope twist rim, raised on stepped hoof feet (3), first length 16cm, total weight approx. 5.17ozt 265 £80-£120
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270. A George III silver 274. Franklin Mint The Antique English Miniature Plate oval sweetmeat basket collection in sterling silver London, 1784, incise duty unmarked, c.1981, a collection of twenty five miniature mark, by Robert Hennell, silver plates, together with a wooden display rack and of shaped oval from with booklet, weight approx. 3.26ozt bright cut decoration and £80-£120 pierced with vertical slats and stars, with beaded rim and swing handle, on a pierced foot, engraved with initials, length 15.3cm 270 £100-£200
271. An Edwardian silver lighthouse sugar caster Chester, 1905, by Haseler Brothers, of cylindrical form having bayonet fitting pierced cover with flame finial, the sides reticulated on a spreading foot, fitted with 275. A mixed lot of 19th century and later silver and a blue glass liner, height 17cm, old Sheffield plated items to include aGeorge III silver weight approx. 4.05ozt cruet frame £80-£120 comprising George III cruet frame, London, 1802, makers 272. A contemporary Channel mark rubbed, of oval form with bright cut engraving Islands silver swing handled and wooden base on bracket feet, initialled, together sugar basket with a pair of Victorian foliate embossed cauldron salts Guernsey, 1997 by Bruce Russell, and matching spoons, a small half wrythen fluted drum of plain oval form with reeded mustard pot with blue glass liner, another mustard pot border, on a square pedestal foot, with blue glass liner, a pair of Victorian pepper pots with width 11.4cm, weight approx. foliate decoration, London, 1881 by Frederick Brasted, 4.45ozt a pair of Georgian style pepper pots, a tea strainer, £60-£80 two pickle forks, a Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother 1900-2000 commemorative five pound coin dish, etc. 271 (qty), first width 20.2cm, weighable silver approx. 16.90ozt £200-£250
276. Four Victorian and later silver pepper dredgers in the form of kitchen pepper pots comprising a wrythen fluted pepper, Birmingham, 1894, by Haseler Brothers, of cylinder form, with domed cover and reeded handle, a plain example, London, 1895 by 273. A George IV Irish silver strawberry dish Josiah Williams & Co, and two other miniature pots (4), Dublin, 1825 by William Nolan, stamped Law, of circular first height 6.5cm, total weight approx. 2.44ozt form, the upturned border with fluted rim, engraved with £70-£90 an earls crest to centre, diameter 19cm, weight approx. 9.01ozt £200-£400
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277. A mixed lot of Victorian and later silver 280. A George V silver novelty milk churn pepper mill, comprising a pair of grape shears, Sheffield, 1911 by a late Victorian helmet cream jug and a cased set The Atkin Brothers, a set of six laceback coffee spoons, of six ‘Onslow’ pattern coffee spoons and matching London, 1896 by Thomas Bradbury, a Victorian sifter tongs spoon with gilt bowl, a set of six Norwegian .830 cake first, Birmingham, 1917 by John Grinsell & Sons, typical forks with pierced foliate handles, a golf prize spoon with form with Peugeot Freres grinder, second, Birmingham, figural terminal, a cased christening set with ivory handles, 1888 by Hilliard & Thomson, wrythen fluted with a etc. (qty), first length 17.5cm, weighable silver approx. punched border, crested, third, London, 1900 by Joisah 13.09ozt Williams & Co., with shell bowls and twisted stems, in a £100-£200 fitted case retailed by E. Sermon Jeweller Torquay (3), first height 7.5cm, weighable silver approx. 5.47ozt 278. A George III silver cream jug and other silver £100-£150 comprising a cream jug, London, 1783, by Robert Hennell I, of helmet form on a square foot, with beaded rim 281. A collection of mixed silver and silver plate and scroll handle, engraved with initials, an Onslow sauce comprising a silver topped glass scent bottle with thistle ladle, London, 1769, by Thomas Ellis, three George III decoration, and a similar silver topped scent bottle, an bright cut pairs of sugar tongs, one, maker’s mark only by old Sheffield plate candle snuffer and plated tray, mother Hester Bateman, and a 19th century Italian .800 mug with of pearl handle and Victorian silver bladed butter knife scroll handle, stamped Ghiara, Prolongo (6), first height with mother of pearl handle, silver tongs, four silver 13.5cm, total weight approx. 10.58ozt coffee spoons, and two silver handled brushes and an £100-£200 Art Nouveau silver photo frame (13), various £80-£120
279. A Danish Sterling silver caddy or jam spoon by Georg Jensen in the blossom pattern 282. A George IV silver cream jug and an Edward VII 1945-1951, design number 84, the reverse of the bowl hot milk jug or small coffee pot stamped Georg Jensen & Wendel, the handle with first London, date letter rubbed, by J. Wrangham & William blossoming pod finial, weight 0.56ozt Moulson, of plain squat circular form, having reeded girdle £100-£150 and scroll handle, on a circular foot, interior gilt, second, London, 1907 by Daniel & John Welby, of spiral fluted oval baluster form, on splayed feet, having domed cover with turned finial and scroll handle (2), first height 9cm, second height 20cm, total weight approx. 17.1ozt £150-£250
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283. A mixed lot of silver and plated items various dates, makers, comprising an Edwardian silver gravy boat, Chester, 1907 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, of typical from with wavy edged rim and scroll handle, a similar smaller cream boat, rosewood handled tea strainer and associated stand, a pair of early 19th century plated candlesticks with gadrooned rims, an electroplated Edwardian small oval meat cover / dome with beaded border stamped Goldsmiths & Silversmiths ltd, and a smaller Victorian plated meat cover (qty), first length 9cm, weighable silver approx. 9.46ozt £100-£200
284. A mixed lot of Edwardian and later silver and 286. A George IV silver pedestal fruit dish electroplated items London, 1824 by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I, various date and maker, to include a rose bowl, a of circular from, the scalloped dished centre embossed cased christening mug and napkin ring engraved with with fruit and vine leaves within a raised pierced fruiting presentation inscription and initials, a silver mounted cut vine border with shell and leaf scroll rim, raised on domed glass atomiser, a scent bottle and two matching pots, circular foot embossed with roses, height 8cm, diameter a near matching four piece embossed silver backed 27cm, weight approx. 21.21ozt dressing table set, a pair of American silver cased glass £250-£350 urn shaped pepper pots, stamped Sterling weighted, a spill vase with weighted base, a napkin ring, a butter spreader, a cased set of six coffee spoons, a cased set of ivory handled tea knives with silver ferrules, an EPNS cocktail shaker, etc. (qty), first height 7.5cm, weighable silver approx. 9.11ozt £100-£200
287. A George II silver punch ladle London, 1748 by Edward Aldridge, shaped double lipped oval bowl engraved with initials, having bifurcated mount and twisted baleen handle with plain end ferule, length 44cm £80-£120
288. A mixed lot of silver various date and makers, comprising a George V cased knife fork and spoon christening set, Sheffield, 1914 by William Gallimore & Sons, the knife with ivory handle, a set of four late Victorian oval napkin rings, Sheffield, 1885 by Harrison Brothers and Howsonm having beaded rim and foliate engraving, numbered 1-4 and bearing initials, a Georgian III later embossed berry sifter spoon an American sterling sauce ladle and a pair of salt and 285. An Edward VII cased silver sugar caster and pepper pots with weighted bases (qty), weighable silver matching cream jug approx. 6ozt London, 1903 by Josiah Williams & Co, of plain slender £80-£120 tapering bellied from, the caster fitted with a pierced mushroom cover with bud finial, the jug with scroll handle and gilt interior, in original fitted case, retailed by Barry & Sons, first height 17.5cm, weight approx. 11.11ozt £100-£200
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289. A mixed lot of Georgian silver comprising a cream boat, Newcastle, 1785, incuse duty mark, by John Langlands I & John Robertson I, of typical form, having punched rim and flying scroll handle, on shell capped hoof feet, a William IV mother of pearl handle butter spreader, Birmingham, 1839 by Francis Clark, a George IV silver mounted pillar cut glass condiment bottle, Sheffield, 1828 by William Watson & Thomas Bradbury, a George II silver cauldron salt with blue glass liner, London, other marks rubbed, crested, and two fiddle pattern sifter spoons, both initialled (6), first handle to lip approx. 13cm, weighable silver approx. 6.73ozt £100-£200
290. A mixed lot of mostly 20th century silver comprising a small salver, Birmingham, 1937, by Barker 293. A William IV silver teapot Brothers, of circular form with piecrust rim and beaded London, 1831 by Charles Fox II, of squat melon form, border, on ball and claw feet, a pair of Georgian style embossed with leaves and foliage, having evereted shell cauldron salts with blue glass liners, a pair of late Victorian and flower rim, hinged domed lid with bud knop finial and salts with spoons, a pair of acorn shaped silver mounted acanthus leaf handle with ivory insulators, on leaf scroll hobnail cut glass pepper pots, sugar tongs, butter knives bracket supports, handle to spout 29cm, weight approx. etc. (qty), diameter of salver 20.3cm, weight approx. 25.86ozt 20.79ozt £250-£350 £200-£300
291. A mixed lot of silver comprising a capstan inkwell with guilloche enamel decorated hinged cover, Birmingham, 1912, makers mark worn, with glass liner, an oblong bonbon basket with pierced and foliate embossed rim, London, 1900 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., a circular trinket pot, an oval pin dish with wavy edged rim, initialled and a curved cigarette case engraved with a monogram (5), first diameter 9.2cm, weighable silver approx. 6.83ozt £100-£200
294. An early George III silver salver London, 1761 by William Grundy, of circular form with shell cast piecrust border, on three scrolling hoof feet, diameter 22.5cm, approx 12.5ozt £200-£300
292. A George III silver tankard London, 1812, makers mark WE, of tapering form with two bands of ribbed decoration and gadroon borders, interior gilt, engraved with initials, height 9cm, weight approx. 5.95ozt £80-£120
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295. A George III silver vinaigrette 298. A George IV silver snuff box London, 1802 by John Allen & Joshua Butler, of plain Birmingham, 1826 by Nathaniel Mills, of rectangular curved rectangular form, the gilt interior with hinged grille engine turned from, concave reeded sides, hinged lid with pierced with a butterfly, initialled, width 3.8cm, weight vacant reserve, interior gilt, width 6.7cm, weight approx. approx. 0.5ozt 1.38ozt £60-£80 £100-£150
296. An Edward VII Royal presentation silver-gilt 299. A late Victorian silver tea caddy Neo-Classical table snuff box London, 1894 by Robert James Chaplin & Sons, of oval London, 1909 by Garrard & Co Ltd, of rectangular form, form engraved with garlands, the lid with sunken hinge the hinged lid mounted with an oval portrait miniature and shaped thumbpiece, height 7.6cm, weight approx. of Queen Alexandra on ivory within a seed pearl border, 4.81ozt framed by winged female figures in flowing drapery and £100-£200 scrolling foliate decoration, the bombe sides embossed with a continuous frieze of classical figures, stamped R & S Garrard & Co Haymarket, width 8.7cm, total weight approx. 6.61ozt Barons Heygate and thence by descent £300-£400
297. A William IV silver snuff box Birmingham, 1832 by Nathaniel Mills, of rectangular form with concave sides, engine turned with raised foliate borders, the hinged cover with vacant rectangular reserve, gilt interior, height 1.1cm, width 7cm, depth 4.2cm, weight approx. 2.46ozt £150-£250
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300. 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
303. A late Victorian Scottish three piece silver tea service Edinburgh, 1893 by Hamilton & Inches, comprising teapot, milk jug and twin handled sugar basin, of rectangular half fluted form with re-entrant corners, on compressed ball feet, the teapot with domed cover fitted with fluted ebony knop finial and scroll handle, stamped Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, 1932, teapot handle to spout 23.6cm, total 301. A George VI silver four piece neo-classical style weight approx. 35.71ozt tea service £300-£500 Birmingham, 1938 by A E Poston & Co Ltd, comprising a tea pot and hot water jug with composition scroll handle and finial, a milk jug and a twin handled sugar basin, of circular belied form with wavy edged rim and with ribbon and swap girdle, raised on legs cast with acanthus and husks, on stepped leaf pad feet (4), height of hot water jug 20cm, total weight approx. 70ozt £600-£700
304. An early 20th century German .800 silver bowl and two .800 silver dishes German marks, first a bowl, by Otto Wolter, of circular design with petal shaped sides and gilt interior, together with a circular dish, by Gebruder Kuhn with petal shaped rim and another dish, makers mark GK of hexagonal panelled design with foliate embossed rim (3), diameter 21.7cm, total weight approx. 25.71ozt £180-£220
302. A George V silver three piece tea service Birmingham, 1933 by Mappin and Webb, of hexagonal tapering panelled design with gadroon border on an oval spreading foot, the teapot having ebonised scroll handle 305. An early 20th century German .800 planished bowl and finial (3), teapot handle to spout 28cm, total weight and a German. 800 silver serving dish approx. 33.64ozt German marks, first by Adolf Mogler, of oval tapering form £300-£500 with shaped rim and planished decoration, on a panelled foot, second by Gebruder Friedlaender, of lozenge shape with wavy edged sides with ribbon tied reed border (2), first length 19.8cm, second length 30cm, total weight approx. 18.01ozt £140-£180
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306. A late Victorian silver bowl 310. A matched William IV/early Victorian silver fiddle Sheffield, 1901 by Atkin Brothers, of circular from with pattern part canteen of flatware petal edge rim, diameter 23cm, weight approx. 9.7ozt mostly Exeter, 1836 by William Rawlings Sobey, initialled, £100-£150 comprising six dinner forks, six dessert forks, three tablespoons, two dessert spoons and five matched 307. A late Victorian silver mounted cut glass claret teaspoons, Exeter, 1834 by John Stone (qty), length of jug forks 20.2cm, total weight approx. 33.49ozt London, 1896 by Horace Woodward & Co., the mount £300-£350 foliate embossed having hinged cover with acanthus leaf finial and scroll handle, the ovoid glass body with hobnail cut decoration on circular star cut foot, height 33cm £180-£220
308. A late George III cream jug, a William IV cream jug and a George III Old English pattern basting spoon first London, 1819 by WS, of oblong bellied form with gadroon rim and scroll handle, on ball feet, interior gilt, second London, London, 1831 by Robert Hennell II, of circular bellied form with foliate embossed decoration, on domed foot having gadroon rim and scroll handle, initialled, third, London, 1804, by Edward Leas, initialled (3), first handle to spout 16cm, total weight approx. 15.22ozt £140-£180 311. A set of six George III silver fiddle pattern teaspoon no town mark, Exeter, 1817 by George Turner, initialled (6), length 14cm, weight approx. 4.14ozt £70-£90
309. A Victorian part canteen of silver fiddle pattern flatware Exeter, 1874 by Josiah Williams and Co., engraved with 312. A set of ten Scottish silver bright cut engraved initials, comprising five dinner forks, six dessert forks, six teaspoons dessert spoons, five tablespoons and three teaspoons Glasgow, 1869 by D C Rait & Sons, engraved with initials (qty), length of tablespoons approx. 21.7cm, weight (10), length 14.5cm approx. 56.29ozt £100-£150 £450-£550 313. Eight assorted George II/III Hanoverian pattern spoons various dates and makers, to include a lace back tablespoon, London 1777, makers mark indistinct, engraved with initials, two tablespoons with rat-tail bowls, both with later engraved initials, four assorted tablespoons, mostly with rubbed marks and terminals engraved with contemporary initials and a dessert spoon (8), first length 21.8cm, total weight approx. 13.59 £100-£200
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314. A William III Britannia standard silver trefid spoon London, 1699 by Lawrence Coles, oval bowl with beaded rat-tail, the terminal with pricked initials IG over 1699 over MS, length 20cm, weight approx. 1.69ozt £200-£300 314 315. A set of six George IV silver fiddle pattern dinner forks London, 1825 by William Eaton, length 20.5cm, weight approx. 14.74ozt £140-£180
316. A mixed lot of silver comprising six William IV fiddle pattern teaspoons, London, 1832 by James Beebe, initialled, a cased set of late Victorian coffee spoons with twisted stems and Madonna and child figural terminals, Birmingham, 1886 by Levi & Salaman, a set of six Hanoverian pattern silver handled dinner knives with stainless steel blades, Sheffield, 1942 by C J Vander Ltd and a salt spoon (qty), first length 14.5cm, total weight approx. 6.64ozt £100-£150
317. A mixed of silver to include a pair of Thai niello decorated napkin rings 315 comprising a pair of Thai silver and niello napkin rings, unmarked, a cased christening fork and spoon set, Sheffield, 1926 by Cooper Brothers & Sons, initialled, and a silver handled Kings pattern jam spoon (qty), weighable silver approx. 4.15ozt £40-£60
318. A mixed lot of silver comprising a modern three piece silver backed engine turned dressing table set, Birmingham, 1963 by Mappin and Webb, initialled S, a George V planished vesta case, Birmingham, 1913 by Henry Charles Freeman, a silver nail buffer and a pair of plated Dansk design bud vases (7), hand mirror length 18cm, weighable silver approx. 1.08ozt £50-£80
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319. A George III silver and mother of pearl campaign 324. A George III silver caddy spoon folding knife and fork set and two silver and mother no town mark, but probably London, 1803, makers of pearl folding fruit knives mark WS, having shell bowl and bright cut engraved the fork double struck George III duty mark and lion handle, bearing initials, together with an Edwardian silver passant only, the knife, Birmingham, 1836 by Hastelow sovereign case engraved with initials and dated 1907 and and Harlow (3), first length open 14.3cm a foliate engraved silver pill box with hinged domed lid (3), £80-£120 first length 8.5cm, total weight approx. 1.3ozt £70-£90 320. A George III silver shovel caddy spoon Birmingham, 1810 by Cocks & Betterdige, with gilt bowl 325. A small collection of early 20th century Chinese and mother of pearl handle, initialled, length 9.5cm, total silver items weight approx. 23ozt comprising a set of six coffee spoons with blue enamel £50-£80 decorated stems, a pair of sugar tongs and fork both decorated with bamboo leaves, a cauldron shaped salt 321. An early 20th century Chinese export silver tea embossed with foliate decoration with clear glass liner strainer and spoon, a spoon with flower head bowl, a pickle fork, probably Shanghai, Chinese marks, stamped Yok Sang, a napkin ring, a foliate engraved mother of pearl cigarette/ with stippled decoration, length 17.2cm cheroot holder etc. (qty), weight approx 3.29ozt £40-£60 £70-£90
326. An early 20th century Chinese export silver table cigarette box marked for Shanghai, Tuck Chang & Co., of rectangular form, engraved with a linear design of plain and stippled bands, monogrammed, cedar lined together with an early 20th century Chinese export silver vase, apparently unmarked, of trumpet form with wavy edged rim, chased with flowering prunus branches, on a turned rosewood 322. A George III silver vinaigrette and two pill boxes base (2), width 16.1cm, depth 8.9cm, height 6.2cm, height first, Birmingham, 1801, makers mark IT, of rectangular of vase only 20.6cm, weight only 3.01ozt ribbed form with rounded ends, gilt interior with £100-£200 hinged filigree grille, second, Birmingham, 1814 by 327. A late 19th century Indian Kutch silver table Cocks & Bettridge, of flat barrel from, with hinged lid and cigarette / trinket box bright cut engraving, third, no town mark but probably unmarked, of rectangular from, all over chased with foliate Birmingham, 1798, makers mark IT, of oval form with foliage, raised on mask bracket feet, cedar and later red bright cut engraving, bearing a shield shaped reserve with velvet lined interior, initialled, width 10.5cm, total weight initials (3), first width 3.1cm, total weight approx. 0.72ozt approx. 10.39ozt £100-£200 £80-£120 323. A George III silver meat skewer 328. Mixed electroplated and silver plated items London, 1805 by William Eley & William Fearn, of tapering comprising a Victorian Britannia metal Nautilus spoon form with reeded ring handle, crested, length 33.5cm, warmer, a large twin handled tray with shell and bead weight approx. 3.51ozt border, a pair of three light Georgian style candelabra and £100-£150 a quantity of lily pattern flatware (qty), tray width handle to handle 67cm £80-£120
329. A collection of silver pocket watches to include a silver Kendal & Dent open faced key wound pocket watch, with white enamel dial and roman numerals signed to the dial ‘Makers to the admiralty, the London Lever’, London import silver mark to the inside, A Victorian silver open faced key wind patent lever chronograph pocket watch, white enamel dial with roman numerals with centre seconds dated 1885, a continental silver Helvetia Prima open face pocket watch with Arabic numerals and a subsidiary dial, together with three other silver pocket watches and chrome Yards open faced measuring implement, in the form of a pocket watch, white enamel 324 dial signed Yards with two subsidiary dials each inscribed ‘Miles’ (qty) £200-£300
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330. A 9ct gold keyless top wound half hunter pocket 332. A Swiss 18ct gold ladies open face fob watch watch having a white enamel face with Roman numerals and white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary blue spade hands and engraved decoration to the case seconds dial, total weight approx: 95.1g with vacant cartouche, total weight approx: 35.2g £200-£300 £150-£200
333. A gentleman’s 9ct gold Envoy mechanical strap watch and another gentleman’s Waltham USA mechanical strap watch, total weight approx: 54.2g £100-£150
334. A pair of gentleman silver wristwatches comprising a half hunter watch, with white enamel dial and Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, with wire lugs and a leather strap and a Continental silver watch with a white enamel dial and roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and luminous pointers and hands, wire lugs and a leather strap (2), Total weight approx: 79.2g £70-£90
335. A stainless steel Rolex Oyster automatic gentleman’s wristwatch circa 1940s original silvered dial with hourly applied luminous Arabic numerals and outer minute track and subsidiary dial. The crown and dial signed Rolex Oyster. circular case 331. An 18ct gold half hunter top wound keyless numbered 1301C7/ 2280, Dial diameter: 2.4cm, case pocket watch diameter: 3cm the outer case with blue Roman numerals, white £250-£450 enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed 3367 to the dial, the back cover engraved with monogram, the movement signed: Army and Navy Co-operative Society, 117 Victoria Street, London S.W. No. 3367, total weight 108.4g, dial diameter approx: 4.2cm £400-£600
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336. A Jaeger LeCoultre gold automatic Memovox calendar alarm wristwatch with world cities circa 1960s silvered dial with central alarm disc with world cities, applied gilt and triangular baton hour markers, inner minute track, date aperture at 3, gilt and black baton hands with luminous inserts, centre seconds, with crowns at 2 and 4 o’clock for alarm and winding, on a leather crocodile strap with plated buckle. No. 1128806, dial size: 3.6mm £2,000-£3,000
337. A 9ct gold ladies Rotary mechanical bracelet watch on integral gold bracelet with ladder snap clasp and two other 9ct gold mechanical watch heads including a ‘Buren Grand Prix’ example on an expanding strap (3), rotary watch: 15.2g watch 341 342 343 head: 11.9g £100-£200 342. A ladies Omega Deville gold plated stainless steel quartz bracelet watch 338. A ladies 9ct gold Tudor a gold coloured dial with gold plated markers and a mechanical bracelet watch bi-coloured bracelet, with service card and guarantee, having a silvered dial with Omega dial: 1.8cm blue spade hands and a £60-£80 subsidiary seconds hand, in an octagonal case to an 343. A ladies 9ct gold Rotary quartz bracelet watch expanding bracelet marked with square white enamel dial and gilt baton markers, to an 9ct, total weight approx: 15.2g integral 9ct gold brick link bracelet and clasp, total weight £80-£120 approx: 33.6g £300-£500 336 339. A ladies Raymond Weil Geneve quartz strap watch white enamel dial with Roman numerals and a black leather strap marked 18k electroplated no. 5824, width of dial: 1.8cm £40-£60
340. A 9ct gold ladies Omega mechanical bracelet watch having a circular silvered dial, with gilt and black baton markers, having a mesh 9ct bracelet strap and snap ladder clasp, with original leather box and outer box, total weight approx: 20.8g £250-£350
341. A gold ladies Rolex mechanical cocktail watch having a tonneau shaped dial, with Arabic numerals common signed Rolex, with a double mesh strap and snap ladder clasp, total weight approx: 12.2g £150-£200 340
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346. A delicate Edwardian graduated opal centrepiece bracelet having eleven graduating oval shaped opal cabochon as the centrepiece, all four claw set to a pierced gallery to a two bar link bracelet with box clasp, approx. 17cm in length £180-£220
347. A delicate Edwardian opal fringe necklace having graduating fringe of oval opal cabochons all spectacle set to a trace chain, mounted in gold, length approx: 41.5cm £250-£350
348. A delicate Victorian moonstone drop necklace 344. Two ladies 9ct gold bracelet watches and a gold having seven spectacle set moonstones all joined by jump plated Elgin fob watch rings with a single moonstone drop, suspended on a silver to include a 9ct gold ladies Regency mechanical bracelet chain with a later added bolt ring clasp, length of chain watch with internal strap, an Art Deco 9ct gold ladies approx: 41cm bracelet watch with internal strap and a gold plated £50-£80 Elgin fob watch (3), total weight approx: 21.1g, Elgin fob watch: 50.0g 349. A small collection of Oriental jewellery £150-£200 to include a shakudo plaque necklace, a heart shaped panel depicting a town scene suspended from a chain of 345. Two 9ct gold watch cases oval and circular shakudo panels, with three further bell including an example with a white enamel dial, Arabic shaped drops, all connected by jump rings with matching numerals and a later rolled gold bracelet (2), total weight barrel clasp together with two mid-Victorian Chinese approx: 33.7g ‘Eternal love’ kingfisher feather swallow brooches (3), length £80-£120 of chain: approx 51cm, largest brooch: wing span 7cm £80-£120
350. An Indian freshwater pearl necklace and matching earrings a centrepiece set with cultured freshwater pearls and a cultured freshwater pearl fringe to a three row cultured freshwater pearl strand necklace with a gold coloured clasp (2), total weight of necklace: 43.8g Earring total weight approx: 10.0g £300-£500
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351. An Indian high carat gold pendant on chain and similar earrings a high carat gold pendant set with a spray of white stones possibly sapphires suspended on a flat curb link chain with hook fitting marked 22k together with a pair of high carat gold drop earrings, set with baguette and round cut white stones with post and butterfly fittings (2), chain weight approx: 11.6g, earrings weight approx: 10.9g, pendant approx: 6.8g £1,000-£1,200
352. A single row tourmaline bead necklace each graduated tourmaline bead carved with a ribbed design in various colours, between gold spacers, all strung knotted to a ball and tongue clasp marked 9k, necklace length approx: 48.5cm £300-£400
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353. An amusing Victorian carved jet pendant snake 357. A collection of gold necklaces necklace to include a 9ct gold heart shaped hinge locket on chain, the necklace formed of carved Whitby jet square chain a gold single stone amethyst pendant on chain, a single links and circular discs, suspended with a carved snake stone cubic zirconia in a mount marked 14k suspended head and heart pendant, possibly earlier, and with two from a 9ct gold chain, a sapphire and diamond pendant further carved articulated drops to either side, yellow on a 9ct gold chain, a single stone cubic zirconia pendant metal pendant fitting and fastening test for gold, together suspended on a chain both marked 585 etc. (qty), weight with two carved jet Victorian brooches, a jet panel approx: 20.0g 14k:1.6g bracelet, a part jet chain and an Art deco French jet £200-£300 buckle (6), necklace length approx. 40cm, snake drop approx. 7.5cm including top yellow metal rings, largest side drops including discs approx. 9cm £80-£120
354. A 9ct gold twisted rope chain necklace with bolt ring clasp, total weight approx: 21.3g, length approx: 61cm £200-£250
355. Two gold cross pendants and a chain an 15ct gold cross pendant and a two colour gold cross marked 9ct on a trace and bar link chain marked 9ct (3), 15ct gold cross weight approx: 2.0g, a 9ct chain and cross weight approx: 6.1g £100-£150
356. A 9ct gold oval hinged locket on chain an oval locket engraved with dragonflies and set with two brilliant cut diamonds suspended on an Italian 9ct gold trace chain, total weight approx: 13.5g £80-£120 353
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358. A gold necklace and matching earrings 361. A sweet “By the Yard” graduated pearl necklace the necklace having a ‘D’ shaped pendant with fringe graduating baroque pearls (untested) interspersed detail suspended on a popcorn chain with matching between trace chain to a bolt clasp together with a pair of lobster clasp, with matching ‘D’ shaped and fringe cultured pearl screw back earrings marked 9ct (2), total earrings marked 375 (2), total weight approx: 9.1g weight:6.0g, length of chain: 42cm £100-£200 £80-£120 359. Two 9ct gold necklace chains 362. A three colour gold brick link necklace and including a curb link and a rope link example (2), total matching bracelet weight approx: 19.0g both with box clasp marked 9kt, total weight approx: 31.1g £180-£220 £300-£400
363. Four assorted 9ct gold chain necklaces comprising two 9ct gold rope link chain, a gold figaro chain and a 9ct gold box link chain (4), total weight approx: 29.3g £200-£300
364. A Tiffany & Co silver shell pendant necklace a silver shell set with a single cabochon marked Tiffany & Co 925 suspended on a torque wire necklace together with a pair of Tiffany hoop earrings in a Tiffany pouch with box, Diameter of necklace approx: 45cm £80-£120
365. A collection of 9ct gold necklace and chain to include a 9ct gold cross on a gold rope chain, another 9ct gold cross on chain, a 9ct gold box link chain, a 9ct gold pendant on chain and a 9ct gold identity bracelet (qty), total weight approx: 18.4g £200-£300
366. Two single row cultured pearl necklaces both strung knotted to a continuous form together with a silver scarf ring (3), Approx length: 115cm (opera length) and 72cm £50-£80 360. A Victorian sovereign dated 1894 channel set to a 9ct gold pendant suspended from a curb link chain marked 375, total weight approx: 24.1g £400-£500
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367. A 9ct gold hollow curb link bracelet with padlock and seventeen assorted gold charms to include a 9ct gold church, a 9ct gold bag, a 9ct gold watering can, a 9ct gold 21st key, a 9ct gold Pisces charm, a 9ct ballerina, two 9ct bibles, a 9ct dancing couple, a 9ct gold jersey charm etc, total weight 369. Four assorted Victorian and later 9ct gold curb approx: 39.1g, length of bracelet approx: 17cm link bracelets £400-£600 all with heart shaped padlocks (4), total weight approx: 67.7g £700-£900
370. A Victorian gold four row fancy link bracelet with padlock torpedo shaped and engraved bar links between engraved bead shaped links, all joined by jump rings marked 9c to an applied panel, total weight approx: 14.4g £150-£200
368. A gold charm bracelet with padlock and various gold charms a fancy link bracelet of bar and ball links with fifteen assorted gold charms including a 9ct gold wine basket, a 9ct jug, a 9ct bicycle, a 9ct cheque book, a 9ct gold casket, a 9ct watering can, a 9ct shell etc, total weight approx: 52.1g 371. An Indian high carat gold decorative chain £600-£800 bracelet diamond cut ‘kiss, lozenge and bar’ shaped link bracelet, each ‘kiss’ link with applied silver tone with a hook and bar clasp marked 916, total weight approx: 23.7g £900-£1,200
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375. A gold four row gate link bracelet with concealed box clasp and safety chain marked 15ct, total weight approx: 9.6g £150-£200
376. Two 9ct gold gate link bracelets together with sapphire and cubic zirconia cluster ring (3), Total weight approx: 13.0g £100-£200
377. A 9ct gold three row charm bracelet with padlock and nine assorted charm and another loose charm including a 9ct gold boot charm, a 9ct emu and a 9ct gold bean charm etc, total weight approx: 23.2g 372. An unusual ruby, diamond and split pearl £300-£400 centrepiece bracelet possibly American having a centrepiece consisting of three central open lozenge shaped panels set with eight-cut diamonds and round-cut rubies, with two articulated bars of split pearls, all set in white on a yellow curb link chain with a box clasp fitting, Total weight approx: 22.1g £450-£550 378. A gold graduated shell cameo bracelet seven graduating shell cameos of various young maidens, 373. A white metal and jade panel bracelet each plaque rub set with jump ring to form the bracelet six carved jade panels claw set between a three row rolled with a concealed clasp, total weight approx: 36.8g link chain sections terminating in a box clasp, engraved to £60-£80 some panel ‘June 9th 1939’, total weight approx. 17.8g £200-£300
374. A Victorian gold enamel and woven hair-work bracelet having a gold and enamel central box clasp, initialled to a central boss with scroll decoration and further script to the outside border, a vacant locket to the reverse inscribed ‘Caroline Reid Feilden, born 24th Nov 1814 died 13 July 1835 aged 20’ to a woven hair-work bracelet, total weight approx: 27.4g 379. An Indian gold synthetic ruby and split pearl £200-£300 374 bracelet having a split pearl and ruby set floral centrepiece and panels, set between a six row seed pearl strands bracelet, Total weight approx:19.9g £80-£120
380. A Chinese high carat gold bracelet having textured and polished link centrepiece, to a curb link bracelet with ‘S’ link hook clasp marked with Chinese character marks 999, total weight approx: 12.4g £350-£550
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381. A 9ct gold charm bracelet with padlock and assorted gold charms to include a 9ct gold St. Christopher, an Italian bell marked 750, a front and back locket, a tigers eye pendant, a 9ct gold flower, a 9ct gold bean and 9ct sailing boat, total weight approx: 42.6g £500-£600
382. A charm bracelet mark 585 with padlock and assorted charms 386. Two gold bangles including a wine charm marked 750, a 9ct gold lion, a 9ct to include a three row twisted wire bangle and another gold kettle, a 9ct gold boot, 9ct gold medallion and a 9ct three row tapering bangle with applied white gold flowers (2), gold horseshoe etc, total weight approx: 37.2g total weight approx: 16.8g £500-£800 £160-£200
387. Two 9ct gold hollow bangles including an Italian flat section twisted example and another with a textured pattern (2), total weight approx: 10.3g £100-£150
388. A gold belcher and trombone link watch chain with 9ct gold swivel clasp, chain has an applied tag marked 9c, total weight approx: 23.0g, approx. length excluding swivel clip: 148cm £250-£300
389. A small collection of gold jewellery to include three gold chains with pendant crosses, a gold figaro chain, a Prince of Wales chain, two gold earrings and a gold belcher chain with a diamante cross pendant 383. A gold jade set bangle of hinged design (qty), total weight of items including non gold parts: 27.1g the yellow gold mounts with screw clasp fittings, marked £300-£400 18k but tests as approx. 14ct, total weight approx. 50g £150-£200
390. A 9ct gold rope chain with bolt ring clasp, total weight approx: 13.1g 384. A decorative late Victorian gold seed pearl hinge £100-£150 bangle an open-work central panel of split pearls, set in a graduating linear form of lozenges and floral mounts, to a trifurcated hinged section bangle with safety chain, total weight approx. 22.4g £300-£400
385. A Victorian silver panel bracelet and Victorian silver bangle a Victorian silver engraved panel and polished link bracelet with concealed box clasp and a Victorian engraved hinge bangle with applied gold decoration to the floral design, the top section with bead detail and a plain polished under section (2), total weight approx: 74.7g 391. An Italian 18ct gold foxtail link chain necklace £100-£150 marked 750, Uno-Aerre, Total weight approx: 7.7g £100-£150
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397. A 9ct gold oval hinge locket on a gold wire chain a 9ct gold cross on chain together with a 9ct gold prince of Wales chain, total weight approx: 12.3g £100-£200
398. A 9ct gold graduated watch chain albert with t-bar and swivel clip, total weight approx: 26.8g £300-£500
399. A 9ct gold ingot on a belcher chain marked 375, total weight approx: 6.1g £60-£80
400. A 9ct gold belcher chain necklace with bolt ring clasp, total weight approx: 8.0g £100-£150
401. A collection of interesting brooches and rings to include an Art Deco painted black and diamante triangular brooch signed J. Ryaw, a paste stone spray brooch circa 1950s, a gilt metal oval enamel brooch inlaid with a ‘Dean College’ and an image of the building, a gilt metal French poodle brooch with mink hair body, a bakelite Scottie and Westie brooch, two lucite reverse 401 painted intaglio brooches and a silver simulated pearl and paste marcasite shaped ring together with other brooches (qty), diamante spray brooch: approx 5.5cm in length £50-£80
402. A collection of Victorian and later jewellery a Victorian single stone foiled back set brooch with a scrolling border and vacant glazed locket verso, A shell cameo brooch in a gold mount marked 9ct and a 9ct gold panel and circular cameo set bracelet together with five Victorian bar brooches, an Edwardian period open-work pendant on chain, a gold single stone diamond heart charm and a pair of 9ct gold earrings (qty), brooch approx weight; 7.7g, cameo brooch approx: 8.7g and bracelet approx: 6.4g £200-£300
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392. A gold byzantine chain necklace marked 375 with lobster claw clasp, total weight approx: 8.0g £70-£90
393. A 9ct gold figaro neck chain with lobster claw clasp, total weight approx: 6.3g £60-£80
394. A Italian 9ct gold double curb link with lobster claw clasp and a 9ct gold fancy link chain, total weight approx: 22.7g £200-£300
395. A 9ct gold flat curb link chain 403. A Oriental jade, tigers eye, cultured pearl with lobster clasp, total weight approx: 9.1g butterfly brooch £100-£150 having a cultured pearl and tigers eye abdomen, with jade forewings and gold hindwings and ruby set eyes, all set to 396. A 18ct gold flat curb link chain a gold mount and brooch fitting marked 14kt but tests as with bolt ring clasp, total weight approx: 10.5g approx. 9ct gold, total gross weight: 23.2g £200-£300 £150-£200
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404. An Art Nouveau carved horn bee brooch 408. A Victorian single split pearl shield form brooch carved as a bee with outstretched wings and a brooch a single split pearl, set to a raised star boss, with laurel fitting to the reverse, wingspan length approx. 11.5cm leaf border and further bead and scroll detailing, total £50-£80 weight approx: 14.7g £60-£80
409. A collection of brooches including an Edwardian gold aquamarine and seed pearl wreath brooch together with an amethyst, turquoise and seed pearl cluster brooch, a gilt metal brooch set with paste stones, two bar brooches, a cameo stick pin, a scent bottle 405. A ruby, sapphire and diamond wreath or posy brooch and a gold single stone cultured pearl ring marked brooch 9ct Circo (qty), amethyst brooch approx: 3.5g aquamarine having a central border of calibre cut sapphires and an approx: 3.2g outer border of round cut rubies, with a raised section at £100-£200 each side set with brilliant cut diamonds and a brooch fitting to the reserve, total weight approx: 8.1g, diameter approx: 3.1cm £250-£350
406. A silver gilt enamel sapphire and ruby phoenix brooch having a body set with round cut sapphires and the outstretched wings all grain set with rubies and enamel neck and head to a bar and ‘C’ scroll fitting, total weight approx: 23.2g £300-£500 410. A beautiful gold gemstone set spray brooch circa 1940s 407. A collection of Victorian and later decorative a spray of flowers including a rub set ruby to the centre of brooches and a necklace green tourmaline petals, a rub set sapphire to the centre to include a Victorian diamond set bar brooch with a plain of pink tourmaline petals with amethyst buds and a single polished bar to the centre and two twisted wire ropes, set ruby cabochon bud, all claw set to a plain polished spray with two cushion cut diamonds marked 15ct, a 9ct gold of leaves and twisted stems with a double pin catch to the ‘baby’ brooch, two gold crescent bar brooches, a gilt reverse, total weight approx: 9.3g metal cameo brooch and a jadeite heart pendant on chain £250-£350 (qty), 15ct gold brooch total weight approx: 4.3g, other three brooches: 5.5g £150-£200
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411. A Victorian gold 413. A Victorian sovereign brooch three stone quartz a Victorian sovereign dated 1850 with a shield back brooch/pendant mounted to an engraved bar brooch stamped 15 with three foiled back pin and C catch fitting, total weight approx: 11.1g quartz stones possibly £250-£300 citrines, rub set to a raised scrolling floral 414. A Victorian sapphire and diamond cluster bar frame with brooch brooch and bale fittings, total a round cut sapphire, claw set to twelve eight cut weight approx: 10.0g diamonds, to a white chenier gallery on a yellow bar £200-£300 brooch with pin and ‘C’ scroll clasp, total weight approx: 2.4g 412. A Danish silver £300-£500 stylised floral spray brooch by Niels Erik 415. An beautiful Edwardian gold diamond and pearl From brooch circa 1900 stamped ‘Sterling, having a white open-work scrolling frame, set with Denmark, N.E. From cultured pearls and highlighted to the centre with rose 925S’, length approx: cut diamond accents, with gold reserve, pin and cap 4.5cm clasp, Total weight approx: 10.0g, size approx: 5.2cm £60-£80 across 411 £600-£800
416. Two Victorian brooches including a gold single stone citrine brooch and a gilt metal single stone large Madeira citrine brooch, total weight approx: 4.8g £60-£80
417. A delicate Edwardian ruby and diamond crescent brooch an open crescent set with graduated old cut diamonds, with a bear of rub set circular rubies and old cut diamonds terminating with a seed pearl, having a ‘c’ scroll and pin reverse, total weight approx: 4.3g £120-£180
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418. A Victorian gold oval Indian miniature brooch, a carved cameo brooch and a 19th century tortoiseshell pique brooch the Victorian gold miniature painted with a scene of the Taj Mahal, rub set to a beaded border with vacant picture locket verso and ‘C’ scroll catch and pin, the cameo carved into a figure of a maiden set with a single eight cut diamond to her dress and a silver bead to her ear with a brooch fitting together with a circular tortoiseshell gold inlaid pique work brooch (3), miniature brooch total weight: 9.6g, width: 3.5cm £100-£150
419. A large Victorian beautifully carved shell cameo of the Farnese Bull an ombre of coral pink to a paler shell ground, with a high relief 418 part carving of the Roman sculpture, rub set to a gold frame to an oval border engraved with a scrolling pattern and four raised sections at cardinal points with a pin and ‘C’ scroll fitting to the reverse and safety chain, total weight approx: 39.9g £400-£600
420. A Victorian gold split pearl starburst brooch/pendant central floral cluster of split pearls with eleven further points all set with graduated split pearls marked 9ct, total weight approx: 5.7g £100-£150
421. A delicate and sweet Victorian gold gem set giardinetto brooch three floral clusters, set with turquoises, garnets, amethysts and seed pearls and similar gem set buds to a basket set with further seed pearls, and a vacant locket to the reverse and brooch fitting, total weight: 3.4g, height: 1.8cm £100-£150 419 422. A delicate Indian gold white stone ring and two pairs of earrings 423. A pair of Art Deco white metal fringe a raised heart shaped centre, set with white stones possibly drop earrings sapphires to a split band set with further white stones and a having green glass and onyx beads plain polished shank together with a pair of gold floral cubic suspended to a onyx fluted dome, with white zirconia stud earrings and another pair of domed shaped stud metal fringed tassels terminating with green earrings (3), total weight approx: 6.6g glass beads, with screw back fitting, length £250-£350 approx. 7.5cm £100-£200
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426. A large collection of gold earrings to include gold hollow earrings, a pair of 9ct gold gem set cuff earrings, a 9ct gold cuff earrings, a 9ct gold cuff earring, a pair of mystic topaz stud earrings marked 14k, a pair of gold hollow drop earrings, a pair of gold, a pair of amethyst stud earrings, a pair of cubic zirconia stud earrings marked 585 (qty), total weight approx including gemstones: 42.8g £400-£600
427. A gold cross pendant and four assorted chains a gold cross pendant engraved to one side with floral decoration marked 9ct together with a gold S-link chain, a gold box link bracelet, a gold prince of Wales chain and another gold belcher chain (qty), total weight 10.9g £100-£200
428. A Victorian sovereign dated 1901 channel set to a 9ct gold pendant mount with a twisted rope border, Total weight approx: 9.1g £250-£300
429. A 9ct gold crucifix pendant together with a 9ct gold rope chain and a rolled gold crucifix on gilt metal chain, total weight of 9ct gold items approx: 6.8g £80-£120
430. A Chinese high carat gold tennis racquet charm with Chinese character marks to the reverse, total weight: 4.0g 424 £100-£200
424. An Edwardian gold amethyst and seed pearl 431. Two 22ct gold wedding rings open framed pendant including a court shaped example, hallmarked London a central cushion shaped amethyst, claw set to a scrolling 1926 (2), total weight approx: 9.5g frame set with graduated seed pearls with a further oval £180-£220 cut amethyst drop, suspended from a seed pearl bale marked 15ct, total weight approx: 5.9g 432. A single stone diamond ring circa 1920s £150-£250 with diamond set shoulders marked 18ct & Plat, total weight approx: 2.1g, diamond graded as SI2-P1, ring size 425. A collection of 9ct gold earrings K1/2 to include a pair of 9ct gold twisted hoop earrings, a pair £80-£120 of three colour gold twisted knot stud earrings marked 375, a pair of 9ct gold pierced hoop earrings, a pair of 433. A gold ruby and diamond three stone ring gold twisted wire drop earrings and a pair of gold hoop an oval cut ruby claw set and flanked to two illusion cut earrings with Greek key border marked 585 (qty), total diamonds with chenier shoulders and a plain polished weight approx: 6.6g, earrings marked 585: 2.1g shank, ring size: Q, total weight: 3.5g £80-£120 £200-£300
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434. An 18ct gold diamond half eternity ring nine eight-cut diamonds claw set to a gold band ring, total weight approx: 4.6g £150-£250
435. A gold coloured cubic zirconia cross over half eternity ring thirteen brilliant cut cubic zirconias claw set and another plain polished band in a crossover setting to a plain shank, total weight approx: 4.7g £150-£250
436. A gold single stone coral cabochon ring a single stone oval shaped coral cabochon, rub set with linear protrusions to each 438 cardinal point to a tapering polished shank marked 585, total weight approx: 5.8g, ring size K1/2 £200-£300
437. A single stone coral ring having a single round shaped coral cabochon, set to a pierced gallery and open pear shaped shoulder and a reeded shank marked 585, total weight approx: 5.5g, ring size N1/2 £150-£200
438. A single carved panel jade ring 439 having a carved central jade panel rub set, with a three twisted wire border, split shoulders and a plain polished shank marked 14k, total weight approx: 9.7g, ring size Q1/2 £150-£200
439. A white gold single stone cultured pearl and diamond ring a large single stone cultured pearl ring, peg set to a collar of eight-cut diamonds to split shoulders and a plain polished shank marked 585, total weight approx: 6.9g, ring size: J £200-£300 440 440. A cultured pearl and diamond crossover ring having two cultured pearls in a crossover setting, the pearls set to diamond tapering shoulders with a polished shank possibly Art Deco marked 18ct, total weight approx: 4.3g, size approx: R1/2 £200-£300
441. An Art Deco five stone diamond ring with Old European cut diamonds grain set into a square plaque head, to stepped white shoulders and a plain white shank, total weight approx: 3.4g, ring size: Q1/2 £200-£250 441 442. An Art Deco three stone diamond ring a central Old European diamond in a raised square millegrain mount, flanked by two graduated old European diamonds in similar mounts to a plain shank, total weight approx: 2.9g, ring size: M1/2 £200-£250
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444 445 446 455 443. Two single stone diamond rings 449. A 9ct gold single stone aquamarine ring to include an Art Deco single stone diamond ring with having a single oval cut aquamarine, claw set to a textured raised gallery to a yellow shank and a single stone open gallery with split shoulders and a plain polished diamond ring, claw set to chenier shoulders and a shank, total weight approx: 3.0g polished shank marked 18ct (2), Art deco ring weight £100-£150 apporx: 2.4g, single stone weight: 2.9g £140-£180 450. A gold single stone synthetic ruby stone ring a round cut synthetic ruby stone, four claw set to a polished 444. A Chinese gold jade ring tapering band marked 9ct, total weight approx: 6.0g a single stone oval shaped jade plaque, claw set to a £120-£180 pierced and decorative gallery and a plain shank with Chinese character marks to the shank, total weight 451. A pretty gold opal and diamond ring approx. 6.1g, ring size: O a large central oval cut opal cabochon millegrain set with £150-£200 four outer panels at each cardinal point, each panel set with three eight-cut diamonds to trifurcated shoulders 445. An 18ct gold diamond and ruby bombe shaped and a plain polished shank, total weight approx: 5.5g, ring cocktail ring size: L1/2 a central small cluster of diamonds with three round cut £300-£500 rubies to each petal, set to a bombe shaped floral head and a reeded shank, total weight: 8.8g 452. A white gold jade and diamond ring £250-£350 having a central circular carved jade plaque, claw set to a white concaved head set to either side with a single row of 446. An Italian 18ct white gold diamond cluster ring brilliant cut diamonds and a plain polished shank marked a cluster of brilliant cut diamonds, all claw set to reeded 18ct, total weight approx: 11.6g, ring size: N1/2 twisted shoulders and a plain polished shank. Stated £500-£800 carat weight engraved to shank 0.96ct, total weight approx. 5.5g, ring size: N 453. A gold three stone amethyst cabochon ring in the £180-£260 style of Lalaounis three amethyst cabochons rub set to a tapering band ring, 447. A Continental gold single stone purple sapphire total weight approx: 6.6g ring £200-£300 A oval mixed cut purple sapphire, four claw set to a raised rectangular mount, with bead detail to the top and 454. A 9ct gold scalloped edge ring bottom, all to a tapering band, total weight approx. 7.5g, having four polished fluted scalloped edges with textured ring size: M centre, tapering to a plain polished shank, total weight £200-£300 approx: 7.5g £100-£150 448. A rare early Georgian memorial ring and another elephant hair band ring 455. A beautiful 18ct white gold single stone princess the Georgian ring having a central octagonal cut rub over cut diamond set ring set cabochon possibly glass or quartz in a closed back a central square modified brilliant cut diamond, claw set to setting with hair set under the stone, flanked to a band a white mount, with five channel set princess cut diamonds set with rose cut diamonds, all set in silver and backed to each shoulder, accompanied by a GIA certificate stating in gold together with a later 19th Century gold mounted that the central diamond is of colour grade E and VVS1 elephant hair band ring (2), total wight approx: 2.1g, ring clarity, associated box, total weight: 3.7g, ring size I1/2 size of the Georgian ring: F1/2, elephant hair ring: L £1,000-£1,500 £150-£200
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456. An unusual gold amethyst and diamond three stone ring three oval cut amethysts millegrain set with six eight cut diamonds points, grain set to white plaque, to a pierced gallery and a plain polished shank, total weight approx: 4.0g, ring size approx: O £300-£500
457. A Victorian gold quartz and seed pearl cluster ring having a table cut quartz and split pearl cluster to the centre, with three split pearl to each shoulder with a reeded shank, total weight approx: 3.1g 456 £150-£250
458. An Art Deco ‘toi et moi’ diamond set ring having two old European cut diamonds, millegrain set to pierced scalloped galleries, with rose cut diamonds to the centre band, to a plain polished shank, approx estimated diamond weight: 0.30ct and 0.33ct, size N1/2, total weight 2.3g £500-£600
459. A gold Victorian five stone graduated diamond ring having five graduated old cut diamonds, all grain set to a carved head and a plain 457 polished shank, engraved to the shank, total weight approx: 4.6g, ring size: J1/2, approx. carat weight 0.54ct £300-£400
460. A three stone sapphire and diamond crossover ring marked 18ct an oval cut sapphire flanked by two brilliant cut diamonds, all claw set to a crossover plain polished band marked 18ct, Total weight approx: 2.2g, Size approx: O1/2 £100-£120
461. A Continental gold single stone smoky quartz ring and similar pendant circa 458 1970s a gold single stone fancy step cut smoky quartz ring, claw set to a bead and scallop border, with split shoulders and a plain polished shank marked 583 and a similar single stone smoky quartz pendant, the central stone claw set to a pieced scrolling border with twisted wire decoration suspended from a v-shaped bale, total weight approx: 23.6g £100-£200
462. A 22ct gold court shaped wedding ring and another 22ct gold court shaped wedding ring (2), Total weight approx: 7.6g 463 £150-£200
463. A delicate single stone square shaped step cut synthetic sapphire ring, millegrain set to a polished and pierced gallery, between knife-edge shoulders and a plain polished shank. Marked 18ct, total weight approx: 2.6g Ring size P1/2 measurements:6.14mm x 6.14mm x 3.79mm £250-£300 465 464. A large 9ct gold mounted amethyst set dress ring having a scroll mount set with a large rectangular cut amethyst, marked 9ct, size N/O £150-£250
465. A gold and platinum diamond set cluster ring an old European diamond claw set to a white border of eight old European cut diamonds, to trifurcated yellow shoulders and a plain polished shank marked 18ct and PLAT, Approx total weight: 4.4g, approx estimated principal diamond weight: 0.77- 0.80. graded at G-H-I, clarity: VS1-VS2. Total estimated carat weight: 1.57ct, ring size: P1/2 £1,500-£2,000 466
466. A platinum diamond set full eternity ring with brilliant cut bar set diamonds, total weight approx: 4.4g £600-£800
467. A gold single stone synthetic spinel ring a step cut synthetic spinel rub set to a geometric setting, split shoulders to a polished shank, total weight approx: 11.7g ring size: R1/2 £120-£180 467
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468. An 18ct gold two stone emerald crossover ring two pear shaped emeralds rub set in a cross over setting to a plain polished shank, total weight approx: 5.4g, ring size:L1/2 £100-£150
469. An Indian pink sapphire tiered cluster ring round cut pink sapphires, claw and rub set, in a floral bombe shaped tiered cluster form with split shoulders and a plain polished shank marked 18K, total weight approx: 8.3g 468 £200-£300
470. A rare Georgian diamond cluster ring a cluster of rose cut diamonds, all set in cut down collets, with further diamond points to the outerside boarder of diamonds, mounted to trifurcated shoulders and a plain polished shank, total weight approx: 8.1g, ring size: U1/2 £200-£300
471. A white gold diamond half eternity ring a single row of baguette cut diamonds, channel set to a tapering band ring, total 469 weight: 5.7g, Size: S £300-£500
472. A gold single stone diamond ring a brilliant cut diamond, claw set to a yellow plain polished shank, total weight approx: 1.3g, size: I £120-£140
473. An attractive two stone diamond crossover ‘toi et moi’ ring having two large brilliant cut diamonds, claw set to a scalloped gallery and graduated 470 diamond set shoulders with a plain polished shank marked Platinum, approximate estimated diamond weight: 1.05ct and 1.23ct Clarity and colour graded approximately as: VS1-VS2, H-J and SI1 - SI2, I-J £4,000-£6,000
474. An impressive three stone diamond ring three old European cut diamonds, claw set with knife edge shoulders and a plain polished shank marked 18ct, Approximate estimated diamond weight: principal diamond 471 1.33ct flanked by approx: 0.48ct and 0.51ct Total weight: 2.31ct, Clarity and colour grading approximately: principal diamond P1-P2 and J-L, both colour/clarity grade as approx: SI2-P1 J-L. Total weight: 2.7g £3,000-£4,000
475. A beautiful three stone opal and diamond ring three opal cabochons set between four old cut diamond points, all claw set to a plain polished shank marked 18ct, total weight approx: 4.2g, size approx: Q £300-£500 475 476. A delicate Edwardian gold opal and diamond cluster ring an opal cabochon claw set to a border of eight-cut diamonds, all set in white, with gold 1 knife edge shoulders and a plain polished shank, total weight approx: 1.6g, size K ⁄2 £200-£300
476 477. An 18ct gold ladies single stone signet ring an oval red cabochon possibly garnet rub set to a polished signet ring, total weight approx: 4.4g, ring size K £80-£120
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478. Three Victorian and later gold rings 483. Three gold gem set rings to include an 18ct gold five stone graduated diamond to include a Victorian gold five stone boat shaped ring boat shaped ring, a 9ct gold five stone sapphire ring and marked 18ct, a 9ct gold diamond cluster ring and a a Victorian gold garnet and seed pearl cluster ring marked gold synthetic spinel eternity ring (3), Cluster weight 9ct, approx. weight 18ct ring: 1.9g, 9ct: 4.9g approx: 2.1g, five stone: 2.1g, eternity ring: 5.0g £100-£150 £100-£150
479. Three gold rings comprising an 18ct gold five stone split pearl ring, an 18ct gold three stone synthetic ruby ring and a gold single stone malachite cabochon ring (3), total 18ct gold: 6.6g, total 9ct gold: 5.4g £100-£200 484. Six assorted gold rings to include a single stone banded agate oval plaque signet 480. Five assorted gold rings ring rub set with trifurcated shoulders and shank marked to include a 9ct gold single stone diamond ring, a 18, three 9ct gold signet rings, a 9ct wedding ring and a Victorian 18ct gold five stone sapphire and diamond ladies gold cornelian plaque signet ring (6), banded agate ring, a 9ct gold synthetic ruby and diamond ring, a gold ring weight approx. 5.7g, engraving to plaque, 9ct gold cluster ring and an white stone eternity ring (qty), weight rings weight approx:14.7g approx: 9ct 9.0g, 18ct: 2.8g £180-£220 £100-£150 485. Three diamond set ring 481. A collection of gold rings comprising an 18ct gold three stone diamond set gypsy to include four 9ct gold rings including a sapphire and ring, a Victorian 15ct gold sapphire and diamond gypsy diamond cluster ring and a five stone sapphire and ring and another 18ct gold single stone diamond gypsy diamond ring, a gold five stone ruby and diamond ring, set ring (3), total 18ct gold weight approx: 6.7g, total 15ct a gold sapphire doublet and diamond ring and an 18ct gold weight: 1.9g gold diamond and garnet signet ring (qty), total weight £100-£150 approx: 11.2g, 18ct gold: 4.5g, 14ct gold: 1.3g £300-£400 486. A collection of rings to include a 18ct gold plated knot ring, an 18ct gold sapphire doublet and diamond ring, a gold five stone sapphire and diamond ring, an Art Deco three stone diamond ring marked Plat & 18ct, a gold single stone pink stone ring and four others (qty), 18ct plated knot ring: 5.2g, 18ct three stone ring: 2.0g, single pink stone ring tested as approx 9ct: 5.1g, five stone sapphire and diamond ring: 3.1g, total weight of five others: 12.1g 482. Five gold rings £150-£200 to include an emerald and diamond lozenge shaped cluster ring marked 750, a gentleman’s single stone foiled 487. Nine assorted gold rings back quartz signet ring, and a Chinese high carat gold to include a gold snake ring marked 585, three 9ct gold gentleman’s single stone signet ring, a delicate 9ct gold signet rings, a 9ct gold claddaugh ring, a 9ct gold knot emerald and diamond point half eternity ring, an unusual ring and three other gold rings (qty), total weight of 9ct jade and diamond set fancy ring and a pair of jade and gold: 11.4g snake ring: 1.1g diamond set ear studs, emerald ring apprx: 4.6g size: S, £120-£160 quartz ring: 10.7g size: M1/2, signet ring: 5.7g, size: O, emerald ring: size R, jade ring: size U 488. A collection of four gold rings £350-£450 to include a gold single stone opal cabochon ring, an unusual gold diamond and garnet ring possibly German, a two colour gold diamond set ring and a 9ct gold single stone diamond signet ring (4), total weight approx: 23.9g £100-£200
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489. A collection of gold rings to include six assorted 9ct gold gem set rings including a zircon cluster ring, a two row amethyst cabochon ring, and a garnet cluster ring, together with a gold amethyst and diamond ring marked 18k and a cultured pearl and garnet cluster ring marked 14k (qty), total 9ct gold weight approx: 15.7g, 18ct gold ring: 4.5g, a 14k ring: 6.4g £140-£180
490. A 22ct gold court shaped wedding ring total weight: 3.5g, size: P1/2 £100-£150
491. A platinum flat section wedding ring with floral engraved decoration and polished guards, total weight approx: 4.6g £100-£150
492. A collection of interesting necklaces and bracelets to include two Art Deco green glass, moss agate and bloodstone bead necklaces with silver spacers terminating with silver ball beads and green fabric tassels, a long green glass bead necklace each bead joined by jump rings circa 1920, an Indian single row red and green 493 glass bead necklace with gold coloured spacers between, a silver coloured modernistic necklace, with semi-circular shaped fringe beads, a four row amethyst bead bracelet and a diamante bracelet circa 1950s (qty), Art deco bead necklace approx: 39cm in length £50-£80
493. A collection of interesting costume jewellery to include an amber coloured Bakelite slave bangle, an unusual silver gilt neck-bow necklace marked 925, gilt metal abstract triangular pendants circa 1970s, two watch rings including a Boonette example, a gilt metal Milanese chain bracelet and an delicate panel bracelet with applied enamel forget-me-knot flowers and marbled sectioned together with a collection of other items (qty), 1970s abstract pendant approx: 6cm in length £50-£80
494. A collection of costume jewellery to include a Victorian silver locket pendant, a Victorian silver hinge bangle, a pair of diamond and cultured pearl drop earrings marked 750 to the post, a silver coin bracelet with padlock, a paste stone clip, an enamel maple leaf brooch and a collection of other costume items (qty), earring length: approx 2.5cm 494 £50-£80
495. A pair of Indian two colour gold drop earrings and a pendant the earring drops having diamond-cut white barrel beads between a yellow diamond-cut bead with a fringe tassel suspended from a dome shaped stud with post and butterfly fittings marked 22ct together with gold heart shaped pendant set with red and green enamel sections and a high carat finger ring with fringe tassel (3), total weight approx: 11.1g £300-£500
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496. A Chinese high carat gold wedding band and necklace the ring having a double twisted rope centre with polished guards and the necklace with scalloped centrepiece and teddy bear drop to a black cord necklace, both with Chinese character marks, ring weight approx: 7.5g, ring size: O, necklace total weight: 8.1g £300-£500
499. A collection of jewellery and costume jewellery to include a two colour gold necklace marked 375 (a/f), a gold locket suspended on an Italian 9ct curb link chain, and three gold cubic zirconia rings marked 585, a single 497. A collection of silver lapis lazuli jewellery row malachite bead necklace (a/f), a gilt metal Victorian to include a silver bangle with a large central lapis Lazuli style belcher link watch chain with a amber-coloured heart cabochon, rub set to the centre, a pair of silver and lapis with applied gilt cherub, a paste stone bracelet, a silver lazuli bead earrings with hook fittings, a silver and lapis and enamel floral centrepiece on chain etc. (qty), chain lazuli pendant on chain and another beaded necklace total weight: 8.1g, total weight locket and chain: 8.4g, (qty), pendant length approx: 5cm including bale, earring three rings total weight: 12.9g length approx. 5.6cm excluding hook £300-£500 £50-£80
500. A collection of five19th Century seal fobs including gold and gold cased examples, each with relief moulded foliate decoration set with various gemstones 498. A collection of Indian jewellery intaglios including an engraved cornelian with crest, a to include a large cubic zirconia pendant/brooch bloodstone, an engraved chalcedony example and a centrepiece in the form of a phoenix with marquise cut 9ct gold bloodstone and cornelian swivel fob (qty), Total stones forming the wings and tail feather suspended on weight: 85.9g a later added cultured freshwater necklace with clasp £200-£400 together with another Indian jewellery suite, the necklace centrepiece set with white and purple paste stones with 501. A mixed collection of 9ct and 18ct gold jewellery a cultured seed pearl fringe and cord tie with matching to include a 9ct gold wedding ring, a 9ct gold David earrings and ring and another cubic zirconia centrepiece star pendant, an articulated fish pendant marked 14k, a necklace with two pairs of similar cubic zirconia earrings 18ct gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring, a Victorian (qty), total weight of phoenix necklace: 32.2g gold head stick pin, a 9ct gold heart shaped locket, an £100-£200 18ct gold ruby and diamond ring etc. (qty), total weight approx: 13.3g, two 18ct gold rings: 5.5g, fish 14ct: 1.1g other items: 31.6g £300-£400 A buyer’s premium of 24% inclusive of VAT @ 20% will be applied to each lot. Lots marked ‡ will be subject to an additional fee - please see page 88. 69 ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES
502. Thirteen 19th Century stick pins to include a single stone diamond stick pin, the diamond grain set to a white lozenge shaped head, a pearl and diamond stickpin (pearl untested), a diamond set Masonic stick pin, an Art nouveau enamel and pearl floral head stick pin (pearl untested), a floral stick pin set with rose cut diamonds, a blackamoor stickpin and a gold art Nouveau diamond set stick pin in the form of a maidens face with flowing hair etc. (qty), total gross weigh approx: 21.4g £500-£600 502 503. A collection of interesting and novelty 19th century stick pins to include a gold enamel trout stick pin, a gold diamond and ruby eye leopards head stick pin, a gold racehorse stickpin, a gold 2-1 odds stick pin, three various gold fox head stickpins and a carved wood bulldogs head stick pin etc. (qty), total gross weight approx: 26.7g £300-£500
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504. A charming late Victorian novelty 505. Three rare 19th century stickpins gold stick pin mounted with a carved to include a carved coral stickpin in labradorite caterpillar the form of Charlie Chaplin with gold realistically carved and set with ruby eyes, walking stick on gold pin, a Victorian pin unmarked, length 7.5cm carved ivory skull stickpin and a diamond £100-£150 set ‘C’ stickpin with seed pearl in a Wilson & Gill leather box (3), total gross weight approx:5.9g £150-£200
504 506. A collection of costume jewellery to include an 18th century silver and gold diamond pendant possibly Iberian, the central diamond flat cut set to a star burst mount with three further drops, a gold pearl and diamond lyre hair pin marked 18, a Victorian gold cased and black enamel picture locket with woven hair verso, a gold cased scent locket with filigree hinged centre, two marcasite bracelets, a Indian white metal bracelet etc. (qty), weights approx: Hair pin, 6.3g, pendant 4.7g, scent locket: 12.9g, locket: 12.2g £200-£300
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507. A collection of costume jewellery a 9ct gold split pearl heart hinge bangle (a/f), a single Regency gilt drop earring, a gold bar brooch with a central ceramic panel marked 9ct, a pair of gold and silver turquoise cabochon earrings, a painted ceramic plaque brooch marked Juliet, a white metal sapphire line bracelet, a cased locket set with paste stone and a paste and gemstone necklace (a/f) (qty), total weight approx: bangle: 6.6g earrings: 17.1g, sapphire bracelet: 30.0g £200-£300 507 508
508. A Victorian gilt metal textured prince of Wales 513. A collection of jewellery chain with fob to include a Danish Jensen pewter torque necklace the fob having a chalcedony panel engraved with a bust marked Jorgen Jensen, Denmark 129, a Continental Art of a gentleman suspended to a swivel fob on a prince of Deco style synthetic spinel and rose diamond set dress Wales chain, total weight approx: 46.1g ring, a single stone blue synthetic spinel ring marked £80-£120 18ct but tested as 14ct, a gold single vacant cartouche ring marked 18ct, together with a collection of customer 509. Two Victorian silver watch chains and a jewellery including a faux pearl feather brooch, a silver collection of silver fobs amethyst bar brooch, a moonstone pendant etc. (qty), Art a curb link silver fob chain with t-bar and silver fob, a deco ring: 6.9g size P1/2, closed ring: 3.0g size H, single silver figaro chain with t-bar and fob, and fifteen assorted stone: 2.5g, size P fobs including some engraved examples and a silver £200-£300 commemorative coin (qty), curb link chain approx. 38cm, figaro chain approx. 35.5cm in length 514. A large collection of contemporary gold mounted £50-£80 gem set rings to include a 9ct gold emerald and diamond band cluster 510. Four unmounted well detailed carved shell ring, a 9ct gold mystic topaz ring, a 9ct gold diamond, cameos ruby, sapphire and emerald ribbon band ring, a 9ct to include two of Hebe feeding an eagle, both in different gold three stone period and diamond ring, a 9ct gold naturalistic settings, another beautifully carved example of single stone lapis Lazulli cabochon ring, a 9ct five stone a young maiden with roses in her hair and another carved garnet ring, a 9ct gold amethyst cluster ring, a 9ct with Roman warriors (4), largest cameo: 5.2cm gold aquamarine and diamond ring, a gold five stone £70-£90 diamond ring marked 18ct PLAT etc. (qty), total weight approx including gems: 65.9g 511. A collection of designer jewellery £600-£800 to include two bracelet with circular links marked Links of London, a chain bracelet with assorted glass bead 515. A large collection of contemporary gold mounted marked Rhona Sutton, two charm bracelets marked gem set rings 925, a teddy bear key charm marked 925, a small to include a gold five stone cubic zirconia band ring collection of glass beads marked Pandora etc, two charm marked 585, a synthetic ruby and cubic zirconia cluster bracelets: 0.75toz ring marked 14k, an 18ct gold five stone synthetic ruby £50-£80 ring, a 14ct gold emerald cut cubic zirconia ring, a 9ct gold garnet set ring, a single stone synthetic sapphire 512. A collection of silver and costume jewellery ring marked 585, a 15ct gold cubic zirconia cluster to include a silver gilt brooch by C. Shapland & Co, a band ring etc. (qty), total weight approx, including pair of silver circular earrings, amber pendants, a silver gemstones: marked 585: 39.6g, marked 375: 17.8g, amethyst and turquoise coloured stone pendant, a silver marked 750: 6.0g gilt spiders web pendant, silver hoop earring, a cubic £600-£800 zirconia cross pendant, a collection of silver miniature charms including scissors, thimble and penknife, a pair of cubic zirconia stud earrings etc. (qty), silver gilt brooch approx: 2.3cm in height £50-£80
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516. A ladies gold Record mechanical strap watch 520. Two Victorian lockets and a 9ct gold signet ring comprising of a gold oval hinge locket, with turquoise and the watch having a silvered dial with baton and Arabic split pearl horseshoe applied to the front and another numerals and the signet ring with engraved decoration (2), gilt metal and enamel oval hinge locket (2), total weight total weight approx: 13.9g approx: 18.1g £60-£80 £200-£300
517. Two Victorian gold brooches and a locket 521. A collection of gold jewellery to include a gold seed pearl and sapphire floral spray to include an Edwardian gold amethyst and split pearl bar brooch marked 15ct, a Victorian gold seed pearl bar open frame pendant, a gold bar brooch in the form of brooch (a/f), two swivel clips and a Italian millefiori oval heart and forget me knots, a single stone citrine pendant, glazed locket, a micro mosaic of a butterfly with roses (4), two pair of gold earrings, a gold turquoise pendant on Victorian bar brooch and swivel clip: 6.6g, split pearl bar chain etc. (qty), total weight approx: 17.1g not including brooch: 4.4g, locket 8.7g cameo £150-£200 £100-£150
518. A collection of gold jewellery 522. A collection of gold jewellery to include for gold chains marked 375, five assorted gold including two 9ct gold crosses on chain, a gold rope chain rings including two 9ct gold wedding rings, a 9ct white bracelet with padlock (a/f), a 9ct wedding ring and a 9ct gold wedding rings, a gold opal and sapphire cluster gold mechanical watch head with later expanding bracelet rings, diamond and sapphire cluster ring marked 18ct and (qty), Total 9ct gold approx: 7.8g, watch: 22.6g three single gold cufflinks (qty), total weight approx: 25.4g, £80-£120 18ct: 3.6g £300-£400 523. A collection of gold jewellery to include a 9ct gold amethyst cross pendant on chain, 519. A collection of jewellery three pairs of gold earrings and two 9ct gold garnet to include a beautiful sterling silver Knoll & Pregizer art cluster ring (qty), Total weight approx: 15.3g deco paste stone drop pendant on chain marked KP £80-£120 935, a 9ct gold RAF wing bar brooch, a horse and crop brooch marked 750 and a 9ct gold single stone synthetic 524. A collection of gold jewellery colour change sapphire ring and a marcasite brooch, total to include a 9ct gold circular locket, a 9ct gold circular weight of 9ct gold: 8.4g, 18ct: 2.6g, length of chain on lion pendant, two gold cross pendants marked 9ct, seven necklace: 46.5cm assorted gold charms including a 9ct gold Gibraltar £100-£200 charm, a gold garnet L pendant, three gold chains marked 9ct with a gold coffee bean pendant etc (qty, Total 9ct gold inclusive of gemstones and locket frame: 32.8g £400-£500
525. A collection of gold jewellery to include a gold single stone diamond ring, a gold trace chain marked 18, a gold chain marked 585, a gold cameo, a filigree star pendant and three charms (qty), ring total weight: 2.0g, chain marked 18: 2.3g, chain marked 585: 2.8g, charm: 1.7g, cameo: 3.7g, star pendant: 5.2g, charms 1.9g £300-£500
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526. A Victorian sovereign dated 1968 channel and claw set to a tapering 9ct gold pendant mount suspended on a gold prince of Wales chain marked 9ct, total weight approx: 22.4g £400-£600
527. A George V half sovereign dated 1915 claw set to a 9ct gold pendant mount suspended on a Prince of Wales marked 9KT, total weight approx: 9.9g £150-£200
528. A pair of 9ct gold octagonal chain link cufflinks a pair of Victorian hollow chain back cufflinks marked 9ct, 531. A pair of Victorian half sovereigns cufflinks a front and back tie clip and another in the form of a sword mounted in a 9ct diamond-cut mounts with swivel fittings, and a pair of white metal swivel back cufflinks (qty), total total weight: 15.9g 9ct gold weight: 7.9g £400-£600 £80-£120
529. A single mother of pearl and enamel cufflink 532. Three pairs of 9ct gold cufflinks and a stick pin marked 18 comprising two pairs of engraved oval chain back and another matching part cufflink, both circular form with cufflinks, a pair of octagonal chain back cufflinks and a mother of pearl centre and enamel border and a double ruby and split pearl stick pin, head marked 15ct (qty), gold ‘thread’ centre (2), total approx weight: 6.0g cufflinks total weight: 13.5g, stick pin: 1.2g £150-£200 £150-£200
530. A boxed set of mother of pearl and split pearl 533. A collection of costume jewellery octagonal shaped cufflinks and dress set and a pair to include a silver cuff bangle with engine turned of similar cufflinks decoration by Charles Horner, a Victorian gilt metal citrine the dress set having a central split pearl to a mother of coloured stone brooch, a paste set floral spray brooch, pearl ground with a raised border, marked 14ct and silver a silver two row flat snake link necklace and a matching together with a pearl of similar circular cufflinks marked silver three row snake link bracelet etc. (qty), bangle 9ct, total weight: 15.4g weight approx. 31.6g £100-£150 £50-£80
534. A collection of Victorian commemorative jewellery to include a Victorian gold commemorative diamond, ruby and split pearl bar brooch with initials “VR’ and engraved dates 1837-1887, a silver brooch of Queen Victoria’s profile, a white metal and paste Victorian commemorative brooch and a Victorian gilt metal picture locket with gilt metal curb link chain (qty), total weight of gold approx: 4.9g £80-£120
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535. A collection of costume jewellery to include a small collection of silver gem set rings, a silver marcasite and amethyst pendant and matching earring, an Arts and Crafts silver and moss agate rectangular brooch possibly Bernard Instone, a continental silver bow brooch marked 835, a silver possibly chrysoprase dove centrepiece necklace possible Danish marked 925, a silver oval hinge locket, a 9ct white gold five stone sapphire ring together with a collection of amber jewellery (qty), length of chain approx: 41cm £80-£120
536. A collection of costume jewellery to include of Art deco green paste and marcasite drop earrings, a sterling silver green enamel bracelet with applied enamel forget-me-knots, a Norwegian Bernard Meldahl silver enamel bracelet, black and blue panels decorated with snowflakes, a silver bracelet get with green freeform stones, two cultured freshwater pearl necklaces, 536 a silver necklace stamped Tiffany and other costume jewellery items (qty), paste drop earrings: approx 4.4cm £150-£200
537. A large collection of silver and costume jewellery to include a silver purse with leather interior, two silver Wedgewood brooches and two matching pendants, a collection of silver bangles, a collection of silver earrings, silver rings and pendants on chains (qty), Purse total weight: 81.1g £150-£200
538. A collection of costume jewellery to include a silver charm bracelet with a collection of charms including a teapot and a spinning wheel, a small collection of loose silver charms, a silver brooch set with an amethyst cabochon, a collection of silver amber set jewellery, a silver ingot, a single row coral freeform necklace, a Victorian silver blue agate circular brooch and a pair of 9ct gold drop earrings (qty), gold earrings: 1.3g £100-£150 537
539. A collection of jewellery and costume jewellery to include a Victorian picture locket marked 15ct, a single row graduated amber bead necklace, a gilt metal pen marked Cartier, an Art Deco green and white paste stone brooch, a gilt metal enamel bracelet, two silver vesta cases, a Jewelcraft charm bracelet and a silver fruit knife etc. (qty), picture locket weight: 5.6g £100-£150 538 539
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540. A Chanel black quilted distressed lambskin 2.55 reissue maxi flap handbag having gold-tone hardware, with a reissue classic clasp, burgundy red leather interior with twin pocket stamped Chanel made in Italy. complete with authenticity card: 13255305, dust bag and box, Measurements: 31cm x 10cm x 20cm £2,000-£3,000 540
543. A Delveaux ‘Les Miniatures, ‘So British Piccadilly Circus’ handbag in the form of a British telephone box in red leather and a black vinyl telephone with gold-tone key chain. In original box with care cards, approx: 12cm x 8.5cm £150-£200
544. Two designer handbags and a purse comprising a Bally black leather shoulder handbag with silver-tone hardware and lined in a monogrammed fabric, A Stuart Weiztman black patent leather handbag with a silver-tone bamboo handle and a Mappin & Webb black leather purse with silver-tone clasp (3), bally handbag: 20cm, height excluding handle, 22cm x 7cm £50-£80 541. A Chanel new travel line tote shopping bag, makeup bag and coin purse the handbag in khaki monogram canvas and brown leather, with snap closure, having an interior pocket and authenticity sticker: 7153937 together with a matching new travel line zip makeup pouch and smaller coin purse, all with authenticity stickers (3), dimensions approx handbag: 29cm x 28.5cm, make-up pouch 18cm x 13.5cm, coin purse: 11cm x 12.5cm £350-£450
542. A classic Chanel card holder in caviar orange leather the card holder features an enamelled ‘CC’ to the corner and two cards holder slots to the interior, stamped Chanel, made in Italy, with 545. A vintage Mulberry navy scotchgrain and leather authenticity sticker and crossbody handbag matching card: 9260613, with tartan interior and brass hardware, authenticity code measurements: 7cm x 11cm 544649 together with a small Mulberry brown wallet (2), £100-£150 handbag approx: 26cm x 22cm, wallet: 9cm x 14cm £50-£80 542
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546. A collection of four designer handbags 549. A vintage Hermes ‘Jouvence’ silk scarf designed comprising a vintage Yves Saint Lauren handbag, a Daks by Leila Menchari navy leather crocodile effect handbag, a Beverly Feldman blue ground with a yellow and green floral and rope navy handbag and a Furla handbag (4), Yves Saint Laurent design, 90cm x 90cm approx: 21cm x 23cm £80-£120 £80-£120
550. A vintage Chanel scarf deep red ground with a printed design of medallions and curb link chains, approx: 85cm x 82cm £50-£80
551. Three designer silk scarves 547. A DKNY chocolate brown leather handbag a Gianni Versace silk scarf with a printed design of with tassel detailing, silver tone hardware stamped DKNY horoscopes, a Loewe silk scarf, navy ground with a and fabric interior, width at the widest point: 38cm floral design and a Ralph Lauren silk design with a £50-£80 green ground and printed design (3), Ralph Lauren approx: 87cm x 90cm, Loewe: approx 85cm x 82cm, 548. A pair of Chanel two tone leather court heel Gianni Versace: 88cm x 90cm shoes £100-£150 featuring a cream leather, with applied navy leather to the toe, stamped Chanel to the interior and a leather shoe 552. Two Burberry ladies classic cotton gabardine with original dustbags and box, size 37 raincoats £60-£80 with Haymarket check lining, approx size 12 £100-£200
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555. A circa 1970s-80s Gucci gilt metal horse-bit belt with pin fastener marked Gucci Italy, length approx: 84cm £50-£80
553. A Chanel pink bead and simulated pearl necklace having assorted pink mottled beads interspersed with simulated pearls, strung knotted to two double ‘C’ plaques, tying with a pink silk ribbon, bead length approx: 71cm ribbon length approx: 39cm £150-£250
556. A Dolce and Gabbana simulated pearl and black paste rosary black paste stones to a floral crucifix with a simulated pearl drop, to a simulated pearl necklace with original box and outer box, approx length 44cm £100-£200
557. A collection of vintage cigarette lighters to include four gold plated S. T. Dumont lighters including one example with black enamel decoration and another 554. A vintage Yves Saint Laurent belt, bracelet and with an engine turned decorated case and four Dunhill brooch cigarette lighters to include a silver engine turned example the bracelet and the brooch having mixed sea shell (8), S.T dunhil engine turner lighter: 4.6cm x 3.4cm links and terminating with open heart links, stamped £50-£80 made in France E4, a matching bracelet and a similar gilt metal Yves Saint Laurent heart shaped brooch (3), bracelet: maximum length 23cm £100-£150
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558. A Joseph Lieban Notgeld Album 1914-1924 full of notes arranged in four sections, mostly uncirculated, various £100-£150
559. A Jules Richard No.7 Verascope and a No 2 A Folding Kodak Model B camera first fitted withE. Krauss Paris Tessar-Zeiss f/4.5 55mm lenses, with backs, retailed by The London Stereoscopic Co., in a fitted leather case, first length 14.2cm £70-£90
560. An early 19th century pocket compass unsigned, the 4cm, diameter printed card compass on pivot under domed glass, contained in a fruitwood case with pull off cover, diameter 5.7cm £80-£120 562. Urushibara (Yoshijiro) Ten Woodcuts Cut and Printed in Colour after designs by 561. Balfour (Ronald, Illust.), Rubaiyat of Omar Frank Brangwyn R.A. with an Introduction by Laurence Khayyam., illustrated by Ronald Balfour Binyon, limited edition of 270 copies, numbered 204, London, 1920, Constable and Co., 38 colour and b&w 1st edition, London 1924, ten tipped in colour plates, tipped in colour prints, 4to., japon-covered boards, colour seven signed in pencil, three with red seal marks, pictorial printed illustration to front board, 4to boards, folio, folio £80-£120 £400-£600
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564. An overture cylinder musical box Swiss, circa 1880, No 8761, the 33.5cm cylinder playing twelve overtures as listed on the tune sheet, with lever wind and three control levers, contained within a rosewood case within carrying handles, length 55cm, width 23cm approx £400-£600
563. Ariel Poems. A set of eight titles form the second series Faber & Faber, 1954, 8vo, colour and b & w lithograph illustrations, stitched as issued in original envelopes, comprising the Cultivation of Christmas Trees by T.S. Eliot, illustrated by David Jones, Mountains by W.H. Auden illustrated by Edward Bawden, Christmas Eve by C. Day Lewis, illustrated by Edward Ardizzone, Nativity by Roy campbell, illustrated by James Sellars, The Other Wing by Louis Macneice, illustrated by Michael Ayrton, Sirmione Peninsula by Stephen Spender, illustrated by Lynton Lamb, Prometehus by Edwin Muir, illustrated by John Piper, The Winnowing Dream by Walter De La Mare, illustrated by Robin Jacques (8), 8vo 565. A Royal Artillery Other Ranks general pattern £100-£200 silver plated helmet plate, post 1901 die stamped, standard plate with laurel scroll and ‘Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt’ on bottom scroll, three loops to reverse, height 10.9cm £70-£90
566. A limited edition commemorative Her Majesty’s Tower of London Novocentenary 1078-1978 dress sword by Wilkinson Sword gilt hilt mounted with a silver Proof, the blade engraved with inscription, accompanied by a certificate and wall mount, length 97cm £80-£120
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567. A Victorian Prince Albert’s Own Leicestershire Yeoman Cavalry officers black leather helmet c.1853-1873 having domed leather skull, the white metal die stamped plate of a crowned star with square points resting on a tri-part scroll ‘Prince Albert’s Own’ to centre an oak and laurel wreath containing ‘LYC’ on a lined ground, fitted with white metal chin chain, and plume holder with a white horse hair plume, together with a white metal die stamped badge ‘Prince Albert’s Own’, in a japanned metal hat box, height 37cm £400-£600
568. A WWII era Home Guard First Aid Officers battledress uniform and related ephemera 567 comprising a 1937 pattern Home Guard battle dress 568 blouse, Size 8 dated 1940, cloth badges for Corporal 5th battalion Surrey Home Guard, a Stretcher Bearers white linen S.B armband, a pair of trousers, a cap, size 7 1/4 with Queens Royal Regiment (West Surrey) cap badge, 5th Battalion Surrey Home Guard Personal Record Book, British red cross Society Training Manual No.2, Air Raid Precautions Handbooks and pamphlets, Gas Training 1942, etc, various £100-£150
569. Victorian Letters Patent with Great Seal awarded to William Dawes of Kingston Grove Leeds in the County of York - Engineer. Dated 1876 No. 2141 for ‘Improvements in steam engines’, a printed document on vellum with manuscript insertions, a wax Great Seal appended in a black-japanned skippet, seal diameter 16cm £200-£300
570. Facsimile illustrated children’s books mostly limited edition and finely bound comprising Charles Kinglsey, The Water babies illustrated by Jessie Willcox Smith, 1981 reissue, no. 118/500, full gilt decorated morocco in slip case, ibid 1982 non limited edition in full morocco; Hans Andersen’s Fairy Tales with illustrations by W. Heath Robinson, 1980 reissue, no. 283/500, full morocco in slipcase; Hansel and Gretel and other stories by The Brothers Grimm, 1984 reissue, 335/350, full morocco in slipcase; The Sleeping Beauty and other fairy tales, illustrated by Edmund Dulac, 1983 reissue, 165/500, full morocco in slipcase; ibid 1981 limited reissue in full morocco; Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland with illustrations by Sir John Tenniel, 1995 571 limited edition, 193/300, full Morocco in slipcase; ibid two other numbered copies; Lewis Caroll, The Hunting of the Snark, 1993 reissue, gilt dec. cloth; Lewis Caroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland illustrated 571. Pele Limited Edition Gloria Book by Gwynedd M. Hudson, 1982 reissue, full morocco, (Carnival Edition) The Fables of Aesop illustrated by Edward J. Detmold, numbered 0015 of 150 produced, 2006, Sao Paolo, hand 1981 reissue, full morocco.; J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan and signed by Pele, numerous colour and b&w illustrations, Wendy, 1985. dec. cloth; John Henty, The Collectable bound in brown silk and in original brown presentation box, World of Mabel Lucie Attwell, 1999, and Alison Guest accompanied colour photograph signed by all the surviving and Tony Jackson, The Hunting Year, 1978, signed by players of the 1970 World Cup team and the Carnival the authors, in a slipcase (15), Various Companion - 1970 The Carnival Edition of Pele offered by £200-£300 Invitation, numbered 0015 £800-£1,200
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572. A mid-19th century German Noah’s ark 574. Hornby O gauge tinplate model railways the flat bottomed painted wooden ark with sliding roof to include a six volt electric locomotive LMS 2180 in revealing a large quantity of animals including bears, maroon livery, No 2. Pullman Alberta coach with original camels, zebras, cats, birds etc. and six people, many celluloids, A French Compagnie International voiture animals a/f and some pairs, overall width 47cm restaurant / dining-car in navy livery, No. 2 timber wagon, £150-£250 wagon grue No.1 (crane truck), a Motor shell spirit cylinder wagon, a Union Tank Car Co cylinder wagon, three LMS 573. A German wooden peg doll 12520 open wagons, a goods wagon, other rolling stock, circa 1830, with hand painted wooden head, legs and a No 1 water tank in box, a tunnel with Meccano paper hands, length 25cm label, a quantity of track etc. (qty), various £80-£100 £100-£150
575. Corgi Major and Corgi diecast models to include Corgi Major: Ecurie Ecossse Racing Transporter, Big Bedford Tractor Unit, Carrimore Machinery Carrier, Carrimore Low Loader, Simon Snorkel Fire Engine, Articulated Trailer 1157 etc., Corgi: James Bond Aston Martin D B 5 x 2, B.R.M Formula 1 Grand Prix, Vanwall, Buick Riviera, Karrier ‘Bantam’ Drive safely on Milk’, Jeep FC-150 etc., unboxed (qty), various £80-£120
576. Corgi diecast models No 67 Ford 500 Super Major Tractor, boxed, No 62 Farm Tipper Trailer boxed, No 61 Four furrow Plough, boxed, together with unboxed Massey Ferguson 65 tractor, a disc harrow and a Dinky Manure Spreader and trailer (6), various £80-£120 574 577. Dinky and Corgi diecast models: comprising Dinky Lady Penelope’s Fab 1 from TV series Thunderbirds, pink body, with display stand boxed, together with Corgi: Constructor Set (Commer 3/4 Ton Chassi) No 24., boxed, 236 Motor School Car, 263 Marlin by Rambler, boxed and 342 Mini Marcos Gt 850 boxed (5), various £100-£200
578. A comprehensive collection of prepared microscope slides mainly late 19th century, the mahogany cabinet with brass carrying handle containing twenty five drawers containing prepared zoology, botany, entomology, many of the slides with professional labels some of the slides prepared by C. Baker, C.M.Topping, Newton & Co, Watson & Co etc., height 33cm, width 29cm 578 £300-£500
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581. A World War 1 medal group awarded to 18920 579. A collection of seven boxes of prepared PTE A. E, Allington. Gloucester Regiment and other specimen slides medallions etc. mainly 19th century, including a small mahogany case the medal group formed of 1914-15 star, War medal containing twelve small drawers and two larger drawers, and Victory medal, on ribbons together with a silver and the smaller drawers containing some prepared specimen enamel 131st Westminster CEF badge, assorted silver and slides, together with six pine boxes opening up to bronze prize fob medals, an RHS Pomona Flora medal reveal trays of specimen slides including anatomical etc. (qty), various and diatoms, some with paper labels by C.M.Topping, £30-£50 E.C.P.Bone, H.F.Angus & Co (7), the largest box pine box 20 x 7cm 582. A varied and interesting collection of £200-£400 19th century and later commemorative mostly coronation and jubilee medals and medallions 580. A World War 1 medal group awarded to L. Z-838, to include a George VI gilt coronation medal, 1821, a S.F. Hollyer, Sig R.N.R.R. William IV and Queen Adelaide gilt coronation medal, Visit formed of 1914-15 star, War medal and Victory medal, of Queen Victoria to the City of London, 1837 silver medal, on ribbons together with a German Den Siegreichen Queen Victoria entertained at Guildhall, 1837gilt token, a Streichen Streitern China 1900-1901 medal (4) set of four small coins commemorating Queen Victoria £60-£80 and her three eldest daughters in a gilt brass circular case embossed with Windsor Castle, Victoria Army & Navy 1897 silver medal by Spink, a Victoria 1887golden jubilee medal containing a central photograph of the Queen surrounded by six bells, National Rose Society silver gilt prize medal by John Pinches, etc. (qty), various £100-£200
583. An Edward VII and a George V sovereigns dated 1909 and 1914 total weight approx: 16.0g £400-£500
584. Two Edward VII half sovereigns dated 1910 and 1910 total weight approx: 8.0g £200-£300
585. A George III Guinea dated 1784 with soldered pendant mount and bale, total weight approx: 9.0g £200-£300
586. A George V sovereign dated 1918 total weight approx: 7.9g £220-£280 581
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587. Four half sovereigns 596. A small collection of British and foreign to include two Edward VII half sovereigns dated 1907 and 1908 mostly silver coins and medallions and two George V sovereigns both dated 1914, total weight to include William III Crown, 1696, engraved with approx: 15.9g initials, George III silver shilling 1817, George IV £450-£500 one shilling, 1825, Victoria Crown, 1879 in pendant mount, Victoria crowns, 1890 x2 one with soldered 588. A George V sovereign dated 1928 suspension ring, USA: one dollar, 1879, one dollar 8.0g 1884, drilled, one dollar 1921, Cuba One Peso, in £200-£250 a pendant mount, silver and bronze sporting prize medallions in fitted cases, etc. (qty), silver weight 589. A South African Krugerrand dated 1983. CLS approx. 11.23ozt total weight: 34.0g £80-£120 £1,100-£1,400 597. A George V sovereign dated 1929 590. A George V sovereign dated 1911 in presentation box, Total weight approx: 7.98g weight: 8g £240-£280 £200-£250 598. The Sapphire Coronation Jubilee half 591. Three half sovereigns sovereign to include a Victorian 1852 shield back sovereign, a Victorian proof set, in presentation case with certificate and sovereign dated 1898 and a George V sovereign dated 1912, outerbox, stated weight 4grams, diameter 19.3mm total weight: 11.8g £150-£200 £240-£280 599. The Sapphire Coronation Jubilee sovereign 592. A selection of mostly British silver coins to include proof set, in presentation case with certificate, crowns stated weight 8g, diameter 22mm to include two William III crowns, 1696, one adapted as a £300-£500 brooch, a George II shilling, 1745, a George II silver sixpence, a George IV crown, 1822, a Victoria Crown 1895, together with 600. A Sovereign dated 2019, Royal Mint a small quantity of foreign and pre 1920 silver coins to include collection a Netherlands Willhelmina 2-1/2 Gulden, 1930, and a small proof set coin, with certificate no. 6452, booklet, quantity of pre 1947 silver coins, etc. (qty), Weight of pre 1920 presentation box, and outerboxes, stated weight coins approx. 6.95ozt, pre-1947 total weight approx. 3.66ozt 7.98g, diameter: 22.05mm £70-£90 £300-£500
593. German States - Brandenburg-Prussia 1/3 Thaler 601. The official ‘Lest we Forget’ half sovereign Friedrich-Wilhelm 1673 and Braunschweig-Wolfenbuttel. proof coin, with certificate and presentation box, Augustus the Younger Thaler, 1666 stated weight 4g, diameter 19.3mm first draped bust facing right Frid: Wilh:G.M.BR. & Elec: Obv., £150-£200 crowned coat of arms Moneta.NO.Argentea, 1673 IW., second wild man with fir tree Alles. Mit. BedachT. Anno 1664; obv. 602. The Sapphire Coronation Jubilee Quarter crowned coat of arms Augustus Herzog.Zu.Brauns.U.Lu. (2), first sovereign diameter 33mm proof set, in presentation case with certificate, £60-£80 stated weight: 2grams, diameter 14mm £60-£80 594. George VI 1937 15 coin Coronation proof set crown to farthing including Maundy set, in original tooled leather presentation case and with cardboard holder and outer £150-£200
595. A collection of modern proof coin sets and other silver proof coins comprising a three silver coin Korea 1983 Olympic silver proof set commemorating the awarding of the 24th Olympic Games, in fitted presentation case, a two silver coin 10 Ruble Russia 1978 Olympic proof set in presentation case, a Franklin Mint First National Coinage of Barbados, 1973 8 coin proof set in a presentation case, a John Pinches silver medallion commemorating the silver Wedding Anniversary of the Queen and Prince Philip, a Chinese 2015 silver panda, Israel 5 Lirot, 1958 x 2 etc. (qty), silver weight approx. 10.5ozt 601 £80-£120 599
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603. The coronation Jubilee 22-carat gold proof 612. A United States Mint 2019 Apollo 11 double sovereign 50th Anniversary commemorative 5 Dollar coin proof coin, in presentation box with certificate, limited program proof coin Edition 199, stated weight: 16g in presentation case with certificate and outer box, stated £600-£800 weight: 8.359g £300-£400 604. The official ‘Lest we Forget’ sovereign proof coin, with presentation box and certificate, stated 613. A large collection of silver and other mostly weight 8grams, diameter 22mm cased commemorative coins £300-£500 comprising H.M The Queen’s Coronation 65th Anniversary silver fifty pence set, HM Queen Elizabeth II & HRH The 605. The Queen Victorian Bicentenary proof sovereign Duke of Edinburgh Platinum Wedding Anniversary fifty set pence silver proof set, Royal Platinum Wedding silver containing a Sovereign, half sovereign and quarter Piedfort Crown, 2018 £5 silver proof Piedfort Coin sovereign in presentation box and three certificates for celebrating the 70th Birthday of HRH The Prince of Wales, each coin, stated weights: 8g, 4g and 2g The Queen’s The Vale of Beaufort £2 Silver proof coin, £500-£800 England’s Rose Princess Diana silver Proof crown with mother of pearl, Winnie the Pooh silver eight coin set, 606. The East India Company, Queen Victoria 2019 Peter Rabbit 1ozt limited edition silver ingot, Bradford Sovereign gold proof three coin set Exchange the Queen Elizabeth II Sovereigns Orb Coin, in presentation box with certificate, Limited Edition no. 0031, 263/500, Tristan Da Cunha 65th Coronation Anniversary outer box and sleeve, Stated weight: 7.89g, 3.99g and 2.00g Ten Crowns. Queen Elizabeth 65th anniversary £5 proof £500-£800 coin and fourteen other £5 coins, The Diana Princess of Wales Five Crowns Coin, The 1953 Coronation year set, 607. The Sapphire Coronation Jubilee sovereign The 2019 Datestamp United Kingdom specimen year set proof set, in presentation case with certificate and etc. (qty), silver weight approx. 12ozt outerbox, stated weight: 8g, diameter 22mm £140-£180 £300-£500 614. A collection of mostly cased silver and other 608. The official ‘Lest we Forget armistice centenary proof coins poppy coin set comprising nine uncirculated 1oz silver coins in a proof coin, containing a copper quarter sovereign, a silver collectors chest, The Queen Victoria 1887 Golden Jubilee crown, a 22 carat quarter sovereign, and limited edition silver coin collection, an Edward 1 silver penny, a Richard 500 medallion with certificate and faux wood presentation I silver penny, a Henry III silver penny, British Virgin islands box and outer box, Stated weight of 22ct quarter 2019 Pegasus & Una and The Lion silver proof diamond sovereign:2g set 5oz 30 dollar coin, ibid., one dollar coin pair, The £100-£150 D-Day 75th Anniversary silver numisproof, The D-Day Leaders Silver proof £2 coins set, DateStamp UK 2019 609. The 50th Anniversary of the moon landing solid Year of the Pig 1oz silver £2 coin, USA 2019 Apollo 11 22-carat gold proof coin collection from the Jubilee 50th Anniversary Commemorative 5oz proof silver dollar mint and proof half dollar, USA 2018, silver 1ozt dollar, 2008 containing a 22ct carat gold £1, £2 and £5 coins in United Kingdom Coinage Shield of Arms proof collection, presentation box with certificate, limited edition 45 etc. (qty), silver weight approx. 25ozt collections, stated weight: 8.00g, 16.00g and 40.00g £250-£350 £2,000-£3,000
610. A 2018 10 Dollar 65th Anniversary of the coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II proof coin from the Royal Canadian mint with presentation box, certificate and outer box, Stated weight: 7.8g £280-£320
611. The Princess Diana 22 carat gold proof half sovereign proof coin, with presentation box with certificate, stated weight: 4g £150-£200
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(a) If the Seller withdraws any Property from sale after their written agreement to sell “Expenses” are The Company’s expenses, fees and charges relating to the Property, it, The Company may charge the Seller 50% of the Seller’s Commission and Buyer’s including legal expenses, insurance charges, illustration fees, administration fees, customs Premium that The Company would have received had the Property sold at its mid estimate, duties, shipping and packing costs and any other expenses and VAT on these amounts plus all Expenses (the “Withdrawal Fee”), “Buyer’s Premium” is the commission The Company charges Buyers of Property (b) The Company may withdraw any Property from sale without liability for any of the “Hammer Price” is the highest bid for the Property accepted by the auctioneer following reasons:- if (i) it reasonably believes that the authenticity or attribution is questionable; (ii) it reasonably believes that the Seller’s Warranties or other Conditions of “Reserve Price” is the minimum Hammer Price at which the Property may be sold, as Business have been breached; (iii) there is a competing ownership claim or lien over the agreed between the Seller and The Company Property; (iv) the Property does not have all licences and permits required by law, including “Net Sale Proceeds” are the proceeds of sale actually received by The Company, less those required under the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species Seller’s Commission, Buyer’s Premium and Expenses. (CITES); (v) the condition of the Property has deteriorated since consignment; (vi) the auction has been postponed for any reason. “Property” means any item or items of any kind accepted by The Company with a view to its or their sale at auction (c) If the Property is withdrawn for any of reasons 3(b)(ii), or (iii) the Seller shall pay the Withdrawal Fee, as per Condition 3(a), If withdrawn for any other reason, the Property shall “Buyer” means the bidder (including a commission bidder) whom The Company has be returned to the Seller at the Seller’s expense. accepted by the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer “Deliberate Forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described 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. 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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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Chislehurst Kent BR7 6LH 07596 332 978 1 Bromley Lane 1 Bromley Airivo Chislehurst Tel: 0208 468 1010 Tel: www.catherinesouthon.co.uk