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ANTIQUES, FINE ART & COLLECTABLES AUCTION Saturday 11th February 2017 2

Front Cover Image: Lot 205 A large Martin Brothers spoon warmer Inside Front Cover Image: Lot 546 Andrea Carlo Lucchesi Back Page Image: Lot 301 A pair of Royal Worcester vases with covers

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ANTIQUES, FINE ART & COLLECTABLES AUCTION SATURDAY 17TH JUNE 2017 ENTRIES NOW INVITED 3

ANTIQUES, FINE ART & COLLECTABLES AUCTION To be held at: LIFFORD HALL LOWER GREEN BROADWAY WORCESTERSHIRE WR12 7BU

SATURDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2017 10.30am Viewing Thursday 9th February 2017– 6.00pm – 8.00pm Friday 10th February 2017 – 10.00am – 7.00pm Day of Sale - From 8.30am or by appointment Day of the Sale The auction is scheduled to start at 10.30am. Bids will only be accepted from registered bidders. Please ensure you obtain a paddle number on arrival. You will need to be registered before the sale.

Live internet bidding is available on www.the-saleroom.com together with the fully illustrated online catalogue.

Catalogue £10.00 (£12.00 by post)

Kingham & Orme Auctioneers Ltd (Office address) 10 The Green, Broadway, Worcestershire WR12 7AA

Kingham & Orme Auctioneers Ltd (Collection address) Avondale Storage, Hinton Road, Childswickham, Broadway, Worcestershire WR12 7HZ (NB: Please telephone to arrange collection).

Telephone: 01386 244224 Mobile: 07973 207096 / 07976 919836 Email: [email protected] Website: www.kinghamandorme.com 4 MAP AND DIRECTIONS

Our valuation office and Auction site are in the pretty village of Broadway in the Cotswolds.

By Car We are centrally located in reach of motorways the M5, M4, M40, M42, a short way from the A44

By Rail The local train stations are Evesham, Moreton-in-the- Marsh and Honeybourne, all within a few miles. By Plane The nearest International Airports are Birmingham 45 miles, Heathrow 90 miles.

DELIVERY SERVICES FOR BUYERS

For furniture: Simon Hall Ltd, Willersey Industrial Estate, Willersey, Broadway, Worcestershire WR12 7RR Tel: 0800 0920881

For paintings: Aardvark Art Services Ltd Tel: 01253 794673 Email: [email protected]

For small items: Mailboxes, Stratford upon Avon Branch Tel: 01789 294968 Email: [email protected]

We also offer an in-house packing service for small items. Please call 01386 244224 for a quotation. 5

USEFUL INFORMATION FOR BUYERS Please see full Terms and Conditions at the back of this catalogue. Buying at Kingham & Orme Auctioneers Ltd: There are several ways you can bid at our auctions; in person, by leaving a commission bid, on the telephone and live via the internet (the-saleroom.com).

Bidding in Person It is essential that all prospective buyers register with us prior to the auction. Proof of identification will be required in order for a bidding number to be allocated which can then be used when bidding for an item.

Commission Bids Kingham & Orme will execute bids if you are unable to attend the sale. Bids can be left with our staff after/ during viewing, or in advance by telephone or e-mail: [email protected].

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Condition Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the condition of each lot. Condition reports are available on request (no later than 48 hours before the sale).

Buyer’s Premium There is a buyer’s premium of 20% plus VAT on the hammer price of each lot. Artist’s Resale Right – A lot with a † symbol indicates that the item will incur a royalty charge (if sold for a hammer price of more than the UK sterling equivalent of €1000).

Payment Must be made in full before items can be removed from the premises. If buyers are unknown to us, we cannot hand over purchases unless payment is cleared.

Payment Methods – We accept payment by: Cash – up to £9000 (subject to money laundering regulations). Cheques – following 5 working days clearance. Debit/Credit cards – a 3% charge for credit cards is levied. (American Express and Diners Club are not accepted).

Bank transfer to: HSBC Bank, 32 Bridge St, Evesham WR11 4RU Account no:51655345 Account name: Kingham & Orme Auctioneers Ltd Sort code:40-20-27 IBAN: GB91MIDL40202751655345 SWIFTBIC: MIDLGB22 Please note that a fee of £15 will be added for international bank payments. 6

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1 6 Four pieces of Waterford glass, ranging in height A pair of glass light fittings. Untested. from 15cm to 26cm. (4) £10-£20 £60-£80 7 2 A glass light fitting, with multiple glass droplets. Three pieces of Waterford glass. Height of tallest Untested. piece 33cm. Small chip to middle size vase. (3) £10-£20 £60-£80 8 3 A glass light fitting,with multiple glass droplets. Untested. A decanter set comprising two bottles (one with £10-£20 damage) and a brass and copper stand. Circa 1920. Height 32cm. (3) £10-£20 9 A glass light fitting,with multiple glass droplets. Untested.

4 £10-£20 A tray lot of mixed glass, 25 pieces in total, various makes. (25) 10 £20-£40 A glass light fitting,with multiple glass droplets. Untested. £10-£20

5 A tray lot of mixed glass items, various glass bowls, 11 dishes and drinking glasses. 30 plus pieces. (30) Glass light fitting, with multiple glass droplets. £20-£40 £10-£20 7

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12 A glass light fitting, with multiple glass droplets. Untested. £10-£20

13 15 A glass chandelier and side light. Untested. £10-£20 15 An aubergine coloured glass light fitting (posssibly 14 Whitefriars) with original chain. Early 20th Century. A glass light fitting, with multiple glass droplets. Height 33cm. £10-£20 £50-£70 8

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16 18 19 A Daum deco - style glass model A pair of Venetian glass A Rene Lalique opalescent glass of a car, 13cm high x 30cm wide. candlesticks, in the shape of fish. ‘Naiades’ 8 day clock, circa Height 23.5cm. (2) 1932. Signed to edge R Lalique £50-£60 France. Height 11cm £30-£40 17 £1,500-£1,800 Three green glass bottles, a green glass vase and a jar. 20th Century. (5) £5-£10

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20 A Rene Lalique opalescent glass ‘Ceylan’ vase, circa 1924. Signed R.Lalique France. Height 23.5cm. Good condition. £2,500-£3,000

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23 25 26 23 Three Thelwell figures, a resin Beswick figure ‘Timmie Willie’ and a resin Country arts figure of a pair of blue tits. Height of tallest piece 17cm. (5) £20-£40

24 Three models of houses, Beswick ‘Double Diamond’ and two others. (3) 27 £80-£100

25 A rare Beswick large penguin, model 450A. Height 21cm. £120-£140

26 Two Beswick pieces, a Beswick cat, model number 1882, and a Beswick horse and rider (lady riding side saddle). Height of cat 23cm, height of horse 25cm. (2) £40-£60 28 21 27 A Beswick Lamp (no fittings.) Height 39cm. Beswick Black Beauty and foal. Black Beauty 18cm in height, and foal 14.5cm. (2) £20-£30 £30-£40 22 A Beswick painted vase with village 28 scene. Circa 1940. Height 25cm. A Beswick brown ‘Grazing shire.’ Height 13.5cm. £30-£50 £30-£40 11

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29 32 A Beswick brown Exmoor pony. A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Carrying burdens.’ B0892. Limited edition of 950, Height 16.5 cm. boxed with certificate. £40-£50 £60-£80

30 33 35 A Beswick grey ‘Pony Express.’ A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Left A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Country Height 10.5cm. behind.’ B1215. Limited edition of air.’ B1163. Limited edition of 750, 500, boxed with certificate. boxed with certificate. £80-£100 £60-£80 £100-£150

31 34 36 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Off Border Fine Arts ‘Lacking horse A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Checking to the smithy,‘ B0955 Grey. Limited power’. B0985. Limited edition 950. the hill ewes.’ B1513. Limited edition edition of 950. Height 10cm. of 350, boxed. £40-£60 £40-£60 £60-£80

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37 43 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Bought at market.’ B1140. A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Country air.’ B1163. Limited Limited edition of 600, boxed with certificate. edition of 750, boxed with certificate. £100-£150 £100-£150

38 44 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Keep on running.’ B1207. A Border Fine Arts model, ‘A show day to remember.’ Limited edition of 750. B1204. Limited edition of 500, boxed with certificate. £40-£60 £100-£150

39 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Farmyard antics.’ B1303. Limited edition of 500, boxed with certificate. £60-£80

40 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Taking to the Tup.’ B1243. Limited edition of 500, boxed with certificate. 43 £60-£80

41 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Standing firm.’ B1382A. Limited edition of 350. Boxed. £80-£100 42 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘ How the hell?’ Limited edition of 600, boxed with certificate. £100-£150 44 13

45 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Emergency rations,’ A2140. £40-£50

46 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Having 10.’ B1079. Limited edition of 950, boxed with certificate. 45 46 £40-£50

47 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Nosy neighbours’. Limited edition 500. B1181. £60-£80

48 47 48 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Keep on running,’ B1207. Limited edition of 750, boxed with certificate. £40-£60

49 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘3 mile back up t’ road.’ B1001. Limited edition of 500, boxed with certificate. 49 50 £80-£100

50 Four Border Fine Arts models, ‘Clearing out, ’A6343, ‘On edge,’ B1176, ‘No peace,’ A4621 and ‘Collie pups,’ JH67. (4) £30-£40

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51 52 A Border Fine Arts model, Four Border Fine Arts model, ‘Puppy ‘Getting the feed out,’ B1250. training,’ A4063, ‘Our Nell ‘B0583, Limited edition of 500, boxed ‘Mothers pride,’ B0806 and ‘Forbidden with certificate. fruit,’ B0928. (4) £80-£100 £20-£30 14

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53 59 Two Border Fine Arts models, ‘Helping hand’ and A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Close t’gate,’ plus 3 others. ‘Keeping watch,’ A5893 and A7127. (2) (4) £30-£40 £20-£30

54 60 Three Border Fine Arts models, ‘Up and away.’ A212194, Six Border Fine Arts models, ‘Bright eyes,’ B0256, ‘Warm welcome’ A22193 and ‘Seeking attention’ A7937. ‘Field study,’ B0982, ‘New dog’ A0601, ‘Temporary home’ (3) JH97, plus 2 others. (6) £30-£40 £30-£40

55 Three Border Fine Arts models, ‘Repairs required,’ A22829, ‘Penned in ‘ A23559 and ‘Brave boys ‘ A6863. (3) £40-£50

56 Three Border Fine Arts models, ‘Good Samaritan’ A6127, ‘Tired out’, ‘ Willing to share’ and a Country Artists figure. (4) £10-£20 59

57 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Surprise visitors,’ plus 2 others. (3) £20-£30

58 A Border Fine Arts model, ‘Found safe,’ A0602, a Country Artist figure ‘Pause for thought’ and one other. (3) £20-£30 60 15

61 Two Border Fine Arts models, ‘Surprise visitors’ and ‘Wasn’t rain forecast.’ A20101 and A22194. (2) £30-£40

62 Various dog figures, including Border Fine Arts. (18) £10-£20 61

63 Several Border Fine Arts Beatrix Potter figures, ten in total. All with original tin boxes. (10) £30-£40

64 Several Border Fine Arts Beatrix Potter figures, fifteen in total. Nine with original tin boxes. (15) £50-£60

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A Moorcroft ‘Satin flower’ pattern clock, designed 62 by Nicola Slaney. Printed and impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality. £60-£80

66 A Moorcroft large jug decorated with ‘Shimba Hills’ pattern, designed by Sian Leeper. Limited edition 177 of 300. Height 31cm. First quality, with Moorcroft box. £300-£350

67 A Moorcroft ‘bonbonniere, decorated with Loch Hope’ 63 64 pattern. Printed and impressed marks, Height 21.5cm. First quality with original Moorcroft box. £100-£120

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68 A Moorcroft small size ginger jar and cover, ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.’ Marked Trial. Impressed marks. Height 11cm. First quality. £100-£120

69 A Moorcroft ginger jar and cover. Limited edition of 250. Impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality. £200-£250 68 69

70 A Moorcroft ginger jar and cover ‘Treetops’ pattern, decorated with elephants. Height 9.5cm.First quality. £300-£350

71 A Moorcroft Woodpecker trial vase. Height 22cm. First quality. £300-£330 70 71

72 A Moorcroft ‘Kinland Forest’ plaque. Limited edition 13/100. Height 9.5cm, width 40cm. First quality. £120-£140

72 73 A Moorcroft ‘Queen’s Choice’ clock. Height 21cm, width 15cm. First quality. £120-£150

74 A Moorcroft vase ‘Spring Ducklings.’ Height 14cm. First quality. £80-£100

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75 A Moorcroft vase ‘Launching Liberty.’ Height 29 cms, width 19cm. First quality. £250-£300

76 A Moorcroft trial lidded pot depicting lily of the valley. First quality. £70-£90

77 A Moorcroft vase ‘Coming to America.’ Height 27cm, width 23cm. First quality. £700-£750 75

78 A Moorcroft ‘Rowan Berries’ trial. Height 28cm. First quality. £200-£250

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79 A Moorcroft ‘Gloriana’ trial vase. Height 31cm, width 18cm. First quality. £550-£600

80 A Moorcroft vase ‘Liberty Street.’ Made for Liberty, limited edition 70/100. Height 20cm, width 14cm. First quality. £350-£400

81 A Moorcroft ‘Woodside Farm’ vase. Height 54cm, width 28cm. First quality. 80 79 £1,500-£1,800

82 A Moorcroft ‘Owl and the Pussycat’ plaque. Height 10cm, width 21cm. First quality. £90-£100

82 83 A Moorcroft vase ‘Salvation Army.’ Limited Edition 72/75. Height 27cm. First quality. £150-£180

84 A Moorcroft ‘Bow Bells’ lamp, includes cream shade. Height 29cm (including base, excluding fittings). First quality. £100-£120

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85 A Moorcroft ‘Companion’s Cat’ lamp, includes cream shade. Height 29 cm (including base, excluding fittings). First quality. £180-£200

86 A Moorcroft ‘Panda’ trial vase. Height 42cm, width 15cm. First quality. £400-£450

87 A Moorcroft small size ginger jar and cover, marked with a silver line. Impressed marks. Height 11cm. £30-£40

88 A Moorcroft vase ‘Aces High.’ Height 28cm, width 85 86 20cm. First quality. £250-£300

89 A Moorcroft ‘Queen’s Choice’ vase. Height 8.5cm. First quality. £60-£80

87 90 A Moorcroft trial ginger jar and cover, ‘Cat and the Fiddle.’ Marked trial 19-02-07. Impressed marks Height 16cm. First quality. £200-£250

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91 A Moorcroft ginger jar and cover ‘Owl and the Pussycat.’ Marked October 2004. Impressed mark. Height 16cm. First quality. £200-£250

92 A Moorcroft ginger jar and cover, ‘Little Miss Muffet.’ Limited edition of 250. Impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality. £200-£250

93 91 92 A Moorcroft trial ginger jar and cover. Marked trial 6-1-03. Impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality. £100-£120

94 A Moorcroft vase decorated with lions. Marked Design Trial 7-4-06. Impressed Marks. Height 21cm. First quality. £150-£200

95 A Moorcroft trial ginger jar and cover, decorated with polar bears. Marked trial 1-2-06. Impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality. 93 94 £200-£250

96 A Moorcroft limited edition ‘Dahlia’ vase by Philip Gibson. Limited edition 118 of 250. Printed and impressed marks. Height 24.5cm. With Moorcroft box. First quality. £250-£300

97 A Moorcroft small size ginger jar and cover, ‘Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.’ Limited edition of 400. Impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality. 95 96 £100-£120

98 A Moorcroft ginger jar and cover, ‘Owl and the Pussycat.’ Limited edition of 250. Impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality. £200-£250

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99 102 A Moorcroft vase ‘Up, Up and Away.’ Limited Edition A Moorcroft large size ginger jar, ‘coral reef ‘pattern. 167/200. Height 24cm, width 17cm. First quality. Printed and impressed marks. Height 24cm. First quality with Moorcroft box. £400-£450 £300-£350

100 103 A Moorcroft small pot and cover, depicting sunflowers. A Moorcroft jar and cover by Sian Leeper, circa 2002. Height 5.5cm. First quality. Limited edition of 50. Height 21.5cm. First quality. £80-£100 £80-£100

101 104 A Moorcroft ‘Ring-Tailed Lemur’ vase. Printed and impressed A Moorcroft Collectors Club ginger jar and cover, ‘Noah’s marks. Height 19cm. First quality with Moorcroft box. Ark.’ Printed and impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality. £140-£160 £220-£250

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105 A large Moorcroft ‘Sunflower’ vase, designed by Sally Tuffin. Printed and impressed marks. Dated 29.11.88. Height 68cm. First quality. £800-£1,200

106 108 A Moorcroft ‘Daddy wouldn’t buy me a bow wow’ A Moorcroft ‘Wisteria’ Trumpet Vase. Circa 1914, ginger jar, by Nichola Slaney. Limited edition 74 of 250. Height 22cm. Printed and impressed marks. Height 16cm. First quality £100-£120 with Moorcroft box. £200-£250

107 109 A Moorcroft boxed set of farmyard egg cups. Set of Six A William Moorcroft ‘Pomegranate’ bowl in ochre, in Moorcroft lined box. Printed and impressed marks. First three handled. Marked Moorcroft, Burslem, England. Circa quality with original box. (6) 1914, signed. Height 9cm, width 18cm. £250-£300 £800-£1,000 23

110 114 A William Moorcroft ‘Pomegranate’ ginger jar. Marked A Royal Doulton dinner/tea service, consisting of 94 Moorcroft, Burslem. Circa 1913, signed. Height 22 cm, pieces. The Goodwood pattern. (94) width 17cm. £60-£80 £750-£1,000

111 A Charlotte Reid plaque with an autumn leaves design. Printed marks. Width 32cm. £40-£60

112 A Troika Pottery face mask, signed Troika. Height 26cm. £350-£400

113 A Moorcroft ‘Wood Nymph’ pattern vase, designed by Kerry Goodwin. Limited edition no.4 of 150. Height 24cm. First quality. £100-£120

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115 118 Gaudy Welsh Trios etc, six trios and one dinner plate. (19) A Royal Doulton dog brooch, pin stamped Doulton. Circa 1930. Height 4cm x 3.5cm. £100-£120 £100-£120 116 119 Fourteen pieces of various pottery, Including twelve pieces of Royal Doulton series ware and two other jugs. (14) A Royal Doulton small size Jester face mask, HN 1611. Height 7.5cm x 6.5cm. £100-£120 £100-£120 117 120 Two Royal Doulton motoring plates, depicting Deaf and Nerve Tonic scenes. Circa 1910. Both Diameter 26cm. (2) Three small size Royal Doulton character jugs, - The Ugly Duchess, Captain Hook and the Punch and Judy Man, £150-£180 circa 1960. All approximately 9.5cm tall. (3) £100-£120

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121 Five Royal Doulton character jugs, Mikado, the Town Crier, Jarge, Gulliver (all small size) and Viking (miniature). (5) £100-£120

121 122 Three Royal Doulton character jugs, Regency Beau, Fortune Teller and Scaramouche. small size. (3) £100-£120

123 Six Royal Doulton character jugs, consisting of two intermediate size, Mr Pickwick and Buzfuz, a small size Mephistopheles (with verse) and three ash pots, Auld Mac and two x Paddy. (6) £100-£120 122

124 Three Royal Doulton character jugs, Gladiator (small size) and Scaramouche and Gulliver (miniature). (3) £100-£120

125 Seven pieces of Royal Doulton. Three Cliff Cornell jugs 123 and four Dickens water jugs. All circa 1925. £100-£150

126 A Royal Doulton loving cup, ‘Sir Francis Drake.’ Circa 1935. Height 28cm. Hairline crack. £150-£200

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127 A Royal Doulton loving cup, ‘The Three Musketeers.’ Limited edition no.182 of 600. Circa 1935. Height 25cm. £150-£200

128 A Royal Doulton loving cup, ‘D’ye Ken John Peel.’ Limited edition no. 145 of 500. Circa 1935. Height 23 cm. £150-£200

129 127 A Royal Doulton loving cup, ‘The Regency Coach.’ Limited edition no. 323 of 500. Circa 1935. Height 24cm. £150-£200

130 A Royal Doulton loving cup, ‘The Village Blacksmith.’ Limited edition no. 46 of 600. Circa 1935. Height 21.5 cm. £150-£200

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132 Six Royal Doulton Dickens Figures. (6) £60-£70

133 Four Royal Doulton pieces, including a figurine ‘Fleur,’ two Dickens pieces and a mini ‘Sairy Gamp’ character jug. (4) £20-£40

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134 138 A Royal Doulton ‘Gossips’ figure, HN 1429, a Royal A Leslie Johnson small plaque, possibly Doulton, circa Doulton ‘Janet’ figure, HN 1537 and a mini snowman 1920. Signed. Height 8cm, width 6cm. character jug. Also, a Winnie the pooh figure, a Royal £200-£250 Worcester figure ‘All of my heart’ and a modern Worcester jug. (6)

£60-£80 139 A Leslie Johnson hand-painted brooch. signed Leslie 135 Johnson. (One of Royal Doulton’s top artists who also A Royal Doulton miniature figure ‘Priscilla’ M14. worked independently.) Height 4.5cm by 3.5cm £40-£60 £180-£200

136 140 Two Royal Doulton figurines ‘Pantalettes’ HN1362,and A Leslie Johnson plaque, possibly Doulton, circa 1920. ‘In the stocks’ HN2163. (2) Signed and framed. Diameter 14cm (excluding frame.) £200-£250 £300-£350

137 Two Royal Doulton figures ‘Kathleen’ HN1252, and ‘Midsummer noon’ HN2033. (2) £200-£250

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141 A Leslie Johnson hand-painted plaque. (Leslie Johnson was one of Royal Doulton’s top artists, who also worked independently). Circa 1910. Height 9.5 cm x 7cm. £200-£250

142 A Leslie Johnson plaque, possibly Doulton, circa 1920. Framed. Height 12cm, width 8cm (excluding frame). £300-£350

143 A framed Royal Doulton plaque, depicting roses signed by Wood, Marked with Doulton backstamp. 141 142 20cm x 15cm. £350-£400

144 A hand-painted framed plaque signed by Leslie Johnson. (Leslie Johnson was one of Royal Doulton’s top artists). Plaque size 15cm high by 11cm wide. Frame size 39cm high by 34cm wide. £300-£350

145 Two Royal Doulton Plates by J Hughes, depicting castles, circa 1920. Diameter 26cm. Also, a William Moorcroft plate, wisteria pattern, circa 1925. Diameter 143 17cm. Plus, a dish with blue and purple glazes by Charles Vyse, circa 1930. Diameter 14 cm. (4) £200-£300

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144 146 A pair of Doulton Burslem George White plates, circa 1895. Hand-painted with portraits and signed to the front. Rosette mark on back .Diameter 23 cm. (2) £300-£350 146 29

147 Two Doulton Burslem vases, one is signed Leslie Johnson, circa 1895, together with another Doulton Burslem vase. Height of tallest 19cm. £200-£250

148 A Doulton Burslem hand-painted vase, an Edwardian dressed lady, signed by Theaken. Circa 1895. Height 28.5cm. £900-£1,000 147 149 A Doulton Burslem vase, circa 1880. Height 13cm. £30-£40

150 A Royal Doulton hand-painted vase, decorated with birds in flight, signed Hancock, impressed Doulton mark. Circa 1900. Height 19cm. £350-£400

151 A Doulton Lambeth Faience vase, depicting a girl in a field surrounded by birds, signed by Margaret Thompson. 148 149 Circa 1895. Height 25.5cm. £1,000-£1,200

152 A Pair of Royal Doulton hand painted vases, ‘The Latest Gossip’ and ‘The Letter’. Signed by R Holdcroft, circa 1910. Height 23cm. £700-£800

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157 A Doulton Faience vase hand-painted with floral sprays. Signed by E. Gillman. Circa 1895. Height 29.5cm. £300-£350

158 154 A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware, Art Nouveau vase, signed by Eliza Simmance, circa 1908. Height 36cm. 153 £250-£300 A Minton Aesthetic movement hand-painted plate, decorated with fish and a snail. Circa 1880. Diameter 159 25cm. A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware large vase, signed by £150-£200 Frank Butler vase. Circa 1907. Height 42cm £400-£450

154 A Doulton Lambeth Faience charger, floral decoration, impressed mark. Circa 1880. £40-£50

155 Two Doulton Lambeth ewers, circa 1895, a Doulton Lambeth vase, a Doulton Lambeth beaker, a Doulton Lambeth teapot and a Carrara ware vase. All circa 1895. Height of tallest piece 33cm. (6) £60-£80 155

156 Four Graduated Doulton jugs, commemorating Queen Victoria 1837 - 1897. Impressed Marks, Heights 12cm - 21cm. (Small chip to third jug.) £60-£80 156 31

160 A Doulton Stoneware jardiniere, circa 1910. Doulton impressed marks. Height 20cm. £60-£80

161 A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, signed by Eliza Simmance, circa 1890. Height 18cm. 160 £300-£350

162 161 A Doulton Stoneware lamp by Edith Lupton, circa 1895. Height 22cm, diameter 20cm. £200-£220

163 A Doulton Lambeth Mark Marshall Bowl with tube lined decoration. Incised MVM with rosette mark. Height 10cm, width 23cm.

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164 A Doulton Lambeth jardiniere, circa 1895. Crack to base. Height 20cm. £50-£60 163

165 A Doulton Lambeth Stoneware vase and cover, designed by Eliza Simmance. Circa 1890. Height 29cm. £400-£450

166 Three Doulton Lambeth pieces, designed by Florence Barlow. Two vases, circa 1890, also Doulton Lambeth jug, dated 1879. Height of largest piece 36cm. Chip restored to rim. (3) 165 166 £150-£200 32

167 A pair of Doulton Vases, designed by Frank Butler. Height 18.5cm. Restoration to one. (2) £100-£120

168 Two Doulton Lambeth jugs, designed by Harry Simeon. one seated Toby, one ‘Marriage day.’ Both Circa 1910. Restored chip to rim. (2) £100-£130

169 A Doulton Lambeth Aspreys flask,designed by Harry Simeon, circa 1890. Impressed marks. Height 24cm. Complete with original stopper.

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170 A Doulton Harry Simeon match striker, Very rare model of man with tricorn hat, seated next to a drum. Doulton Lambeth England mark, circa 1920. Height 14cm. £800-£1,000

171 A pair of Doulton baby inkwells, one with silver base, other with standard pottery base. Both with areas of restoration. (2) £400-£450

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172 176 A Doulton Reform flask ‘William IV,’ circa 1850. Height A Doulton Hannah Barlow jug with sgraffito decoration 20cm. of cats with Lucy Barlow borders. Dated 1883. Height 20cm. £150-£200 £1,500-£1,800 173 177 A Doulton Lambeth Frank Butler jardiniere, dated 1884. Height 34cm. A Pair of Doulton Lambeth Hannah Barlow ewers, with sgraffito decoration of cats going all the way around. Circa £500-£600 1895. Height 26.5cm. (2)

174 £1,500-£1,600 A Doulton Lambeth model of a long case clock, dated 1884. Clock movement has been replaced. Height 31cm. 178 sgraffito decorated £550-£600 A rare Hannah Barlow teapot and lid, with two large oval panels of cats and four circular mouse panels.With incised floral and foliate design to the body. 175 Circa 1880. Height 16.5cm. A Doulton Hannah Barlow vase, decorated with stag and £2,000-£2,200 deer, circa 1905. Inscribed marks. Height 31cm. Small chip restored to rim. £100-£120 34

179 A Doulton Lambeth Hannah Barlow vase, sgraffito decorated with lions. Circa 1895. Impressed marks. Height 25cm. £600-£700

180 A Doulton Lambeth Hannah Barlow lemonade jug, depicting milkmaid, cattle and buildings in the background. Impressed marks. Dated 1879. Height 22.5cm. £1,000-£1,100

181 A Douton Lambeth large size figural group “ The 179 180 Waning of the Honeymoon”, attributed to Mark Marshall. Circa 1895. Height 17cm. £2,200-£2,400

182 A Doulton Lambeth George Tinworth ‘Mouse on a bun,’ circa 1885. Partially visible signature GT. Height 7cm. (Professional restoration to ears.) £600-£800

183 A Doulton Lambeth George Tinworth, ‘Mouse pushing a wheelbarrow.’ Impressed marks. Height 9.5cm. (Professional restoration to pot in barrow.) £1,200-£1,500

184 A Doulton Lambeth George Tinworth Group, ‘Photography.’ Signed GT to the rear. Impressed marks. Height 9.5cm. £2,000-£2,500 181

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185 188 A Doulton Lambeth George Tinworth Group, ‘School A very rare Doulton George Tinworth Group “ Crossing Board.’ Signed GT to the rear. Impressed marks. Height the Channel.” Signed on the back with the GT monogram, 9cm. with impressed mark. Height 12cm. £2,000-£2,500 £4,000-£4,500

186 189 A Doulton George Tinworth ‘Mouse on a bun.’ Impressed A very rare Doulton group by George Tinworth “The marks, Signed GT on the side. Height 7.5 cm. Cockneys at Brighton.” Impressed with the GT monogram and impressed Doulton mark. Height 9.5cm. £800-£1,000 £4,000-£4,500

187 A Doulton George Tinworth mouse group, depicting a mouse playing the piano, a mouse singing and another playing another instrument. Inscribed “A little of it is all very well”. Doulton Rosette mark Circa 1895. Height 8cm. £3,500-£3,700

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190 A very rare Doulton Lambeth George Tinworth cashpot, modelled with young tennis players at each corner. Signed GT. Impressed marks. Height 12cm, width 11cm. Professional restoration to some figures. £1,500-£1,800

191 A Martin Brothers book, ‘Catalogue of Martinware in the collection of F.J Nettlefold.’ Good condition. £250-£300

192 A Martin Brothers miniature gourd vase, experimental glaze effect. Signed to the base Martin Bros London. Dated 1902. Height 3.5cm. Rough edge around rim. 190 £120-£150

193 A Martin Brothers gourd vase, four sided, green glaze. signed Martin Brothers London & Southall. Dated 1903, height 22cm. £1,200-£1,500

194 A Martin Brothers vase, decorated with fish, signed Martin Bros London. Dated 1898, height 7cm. £600-£800 191

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195 A Martin Brothers vase, signed R W Martin & Bros, with leaves and foliage decoration, Circa 1895. Height 27cm. £1,000-£1,300

196 A Martin Brothers grotesque four sided fish vase, decorated with grotesque fish in relief. Signed and dated 1905. Height 14.5cm. £1,500-£1,800 195 196 37

197 A Martin Brothers vase, decorated with six dragons seated and snarling amongst foliage, signed Martin 197 Brothers London & Southall, dated 1894. Height 26cm. £6,000-£7,000

198 A Martin Brothers musician imp, playing pan pipes, sculpted by R.W Martin. Signed on underside of leg. Seated on wooden plynth. circa 1900, height 10.5cm (not including plynth). £2,500-£3,000

199 A Martin Brothers grinning face jug, sculpted in relief to both sides. signed R.W Martin and Bros, London & Southall. Dated 1898. Height 19cm, width 18cm. £4,000-£5,000

200 A Martin Brothers barrister face jug, sculpted in relief to both sides with faces and a barristers wig. This appears to be a unique sculpture of a barrister, signed R W Martin and Bros, circa 1910, height 17cm £5,000-£6,000 198 201 A Martin Brothers viking jug, standing with hands in pockets. Signed Martin Brothers London & Southall. Circa 1890, height 37cm. Minor restoration to rim and base. £2,000-£2,500

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202 An early Martin Brothers sculpture of a grotesque bird, signed R.W Martin on the head and lozenge mark in between the toes. Dated inside the body 1882. With open beak. Good condition with no restoration. Height 26.5cm (not including the base). £22,000-£25,000

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203 A Martin Brothers owl, sculpted by R.W Martin, signed to base and head, provenance Richard Dennis Exhibition 1978.The Martin Brothers Potters book by Malcolm Haslam page 112. dated 3/1904, height 28cm (not including base).Very good condition. £25,000-£30,000

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204 An early Martin Brothers sculpture of a judge bird, wearing a judge’s wig which runs from the head to body. Lozenge mark to the body and signed R.W Martin London and Southall. Dated on the head and inside the body 1882. Possibly the earliest recorded judge bird. Good condition with no restoration. Height 29cm (without wooden base). £45,000-£50,000

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205 A large Martin Brothers spoon warmer, sculpted as a fish, dorsal fin as the handle and tail fin coming up underneath to the mouth. Signed R.W Martin & Bros, London & Southall. Dated 1887. Small area of professional restoration to the left front fin and to firing crack in mouth. Height 22cm, width 25cm. £22,000-£25,000

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206 A William De Morgan ruby lustre charger, decorated with winged beast and bird, concentric circles to verso. Circa 1880, 30cm diameter £500-£600

207 A William De Morgan ruby lustre charger, decorated with a dragon amongst floral borders, concentric circles to verso. Circa 1880, 36cm diameter. Chip restored to rim and remnants of old sticker to reverse. 206 207 £500-£600

208 A William De Morgan ruby lustre comport, decorated inside with three fish amongst swirling waves. Impressed and painted marks D.M Fulham. Circa 1880. Height 14.5cm,19cm diameter. Small glaze frit on underside of bowl. £1,000-£1,500

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209 A large William De Morgan ruby lustre charger, decorated with character fish and floral border. Back decorated with ruby lustre. Scales and concentric circles. Circa 1880. 52cm diameter. £3,000-£3,500

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210 A very large Elton ware vase in gold crackle lustre glaze. Circa 1900. Height 52 cm. £400-£450

211 Two Elton ware pieces in blue/green glaze. Circa 1900. One piece with foliage design between handles. Height 22cm. One jardiniere, height 20cm. £150-£200

212 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre classical urn shaped vase, by Gordon Forsyth,. Circa 1909. Printed and impressed marks. Height 28cm. (Restoration to socle.) £300-£400

213 210 212 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre vase, painted with a goat and a lion passant in gold lustre. Signed by Richard Joyce, circa 1919. Height 12cm. £400-£450

214 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre vase, painted with floral and folliage scrolls,. Signed by William S Mycock, dated 1923. Height 22.5cm. £600-£800

215 211 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre vase, painted with birds and foliage. Signed by Charles E Cundall, date cypher 1910. Height 16.5cm. £350-£400

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216 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre vase by Richard Joyce, depicting stags running through foliage. Circa 1915. Height 20cm. £1,200-£1,400

217 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre vase, by Gordon Forsyth, depicting maidens on horse back. Height 18.5cm. £1,200-£1,400

218 A Pilkington Royal Lancastrian lustre vase, by Richard Joyce, depicting four ibex on a blue ground. Circa 1919. Height 15cm. £1,800-£2,200

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219 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre galleon In sail plaque. Signed by William S Mycock, Dated 1920, Impressed and printed marks. Diameter 26cm. £1,000-£1,200 219 45

220 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre vase decorated with polar bears. Signed by Richard Joyce, pictured in the Anthony Cross and Richard Dennis Pilkingtons lustre book. Sold as part of the Harriman Judd Collection. Impressed and printed marks. Circa 1919. Height 17cm. £2,000-£2,500

221 A Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian lustre vase decorated with prowling leopards. Signed by Richard Joyce, dated 1912. Impressed and printed marks. Height 24cm.

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222 Two copper pieces with Ruskin roundels attributed to A.E Jones . A coffer dated 1914. Height 11cm. Also, a string pot of a similar date. Unmarked. (2). £200-£250

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223 A very large Ruskin ginger jar and stand, in blue Crystaline glaze, circa 1925. Impressed marks. Height 36 cm, diameter 24cm. £800-£1,000

224 A Ruskin high fired vase in blue glaze. Circa 1910. Impressed marks. Height 24 cm. £1,200-£1,500

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225 A Ruskin high fired Flambe vase, circa 1920. Impressed marks. Height 24 cm. £1,200-£1,500

226 A Ruskin high fired vase, multiple colours all the way round including purples, reds and greens. Impressed marks on base, dated 1923. Height 37cm. 226 £2,500-£3,000 47

227 229 A Bernard Moore Flambe model rabbit, sitting on its haunches. A Bernard Moore Flambe vase with foliage Marked BM. Circa 1910. Height 8cm. decoration, signed Bernard Moore. Circa 1910. Height £350-£400 24 cm. £250-£300 228 A Bernard Moore Flambe vase with grapes and vine leaves 230 decoration, bulbous base. Signed Bernard Moore. Circa 1910. A Bernard Moore Flambe vase with foliage Height 24 cm, width 21cm. decoration, signed Bernard Moore. Circa 1910. £250-£300 Height 22 cm. £250-£300

231 A large Royal Doulton Flambe elephant with trunk outstretched, circa 1920. Height 26.5cm. Length 46cm. £700-£750

232 A Royal Doulton Flambe guinea fowl, circa 1920. 227 228 Height 8cm. £100-£120

233 A Royal Doulton Flambe leaping salmon, signed Noke. Height 32cm. Hairline on tail. £80-£100

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234 A Royal Doulton Flambe lamp, trial shape. (No Fittings). Height 24cm. £150-£200

235 A Royal Doulton Flambe vase, signed FM. Circa 1910. Height 27cm. A Royal Doulton Flambe rabbit and two Royal Doulton Kingsware dishes. (4) £100-£150

236 234 235 A Royal Doulton Flambe fox on an onyx pen stand, circa 1930. £100-£120

237 A Royal Doulton Flambe model of a leaping salmon, circa 1940. Printed marks. Height 30cm. £200-£250

238 A Royal Doulton Sung vase, signed by Noke and F. Allen. Circa 1930. Height 14cm. £150-£200

239 236 237 A Royal Doulton Sung glaze pumpkin vase, marked on the base Sung and signed FM and Noke. Circa 1925. Height 21cm. £350-£400

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240 A Royal Doulton Sung glazed bowl, grape vein decoration on the interior. Circa 1930. Height 11cm, diameter 23.5cm. £350-£400

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241 A Royal Doulton Sung glaze pumpkin vase, marked on the base Sung and signed FM. Circa 1930. Height 21cm. £350-£400

242 A Royal Doulton Burslem Sung Vase, signed by Noke, depicting a trees and valley design, circa 1920. Height 16cm. £400-£450

243 244 A Royal Doulton Sung vase, depicting a peacock, signed F. Moore. Circa 1940. Height 14.5cm. £500-£550

244 A Royal Doulton Titanian Tazza with hand-painted butterfly amongst blossom.Circa 1920. Diameter 24 cm. Height 8cm £250-£300

245 A Royal Doulton Burslem hand-painted Titanian vase, showing a kingfisher. Signed by H. Allen. Circa 1918. Height 20 cm. £750-£850

246 A Royal Doulton Burslem Titanian vase, depicting two magpies. Circa 1920. Signed by H Allen. Height 18cm. £600-£700 246 245 50

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247 Two Royal Doulton Blue Children plaques, circa 1910. Height 36cm. (2) £150-£200

248 A Royal Doulton Blue Children plaque, circa 1915. Diameter 36cm. £60-£80

249 Three Royal Doulton Blue Children pieces, a large vase, 251 height 45cm. Also a plate, diameter 23cm, and a charger diameter 35cm. (3) £300-£350

250 252 A pair of tall Royal Doulton Blue Children vases, circa A very large Royal Doulton Blue Children vase, circa 1915. Height 32cm. (2) 1915. Impressed marks. Height 54cm. Diameter 22cm. £200-£250 £80-£120

251 253 A Royal Doulton Blue Children vase, circa 1915. Height A Royal Doulton Blue Children Vase, ‘Blind Mans Bluff.’ 34cm, Diameter 30cm. Circa 1915. Height 19cm. £180-£220 £80-£100 51

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254 A Royal Doulton Blue Children vase. Circa 1915. Height 32cm. £80-£120

255 A pair of Royal Doulton Blue Children vases, circa 1910. Height 31cm, diameter 8cm. (2) £250-£300

256 258 A Royal Doulton Blue Children vase, circa 1895. Height 37cm, width between the two handles 24cm. With lid missing. £200-£240

257 A large Royal Doulton Blue Children jardiniere, circa 1915. Height 27cm, diameter 36cm. Restoration to rim, faults. £80-£120

258 259 A Royal Doulton Blue Children vase, pumpkin shaped, depicting a girl with her mother. Circa 1915. Height 20cm, Diameter 20cm. £180-£220

259 A Royal Doulton Blue Children jardiniere, circa 1915. Diameter 24cm. Height 20cm. £120-£150

260 A very large Royal Doulton Blue Children vase, circa 1915. Impressed marks on base. Diameter 37cm. Height 55cm. £280-£300 260 52

261 263 A Royal Doulton bowl with Chang style design. Height A Wedgwood fairyland lustre trumpet vase, 7cm. ‘Candlemas’ design by Daisy Makeig Jones, circa 1925. Printed marks. Height 21.5cm £250-£300 £2,000-£2,500 262 A Wedgwood Fairyland flame lustre bowl, ‘Leap 264 Frogging Elves’ design by Daisy Makieg Jones. Diameter A Wedgwood fairyland flame lustre vase, ‘Pillars’ design by 11.5cm. Height 7.5cm Daisy Makeig Jones, circa 1925. Printed marks. Height 36cm. £1,700-£1,900 £4,000-£4,500

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265 A Wedgwood fairyland flame footed bowl, ‘Poplar Trees’ design exterior and ‘Woodland Bridge’ design interior by Daisy Makeig Jones, monogrammed in four places to interior, circa 1925. Printed marks. Height 12.5cm, diameter 23.5cm. 261 £2,500-£3,000 53

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266 A Maling lustre bowl. Circa 1930. Height 4cm, 23cm at its widest point. £10-£20

267 A Carlton Ware Art Deco dish, decorated and enamelled with flowers and gilt. Width 30cm (at widest point). £80-£100 268 270 A Wedgwood Jasper ware plaque, blue ground. Height 18cm, width 13cm. £20-£40

269 A Royal Worcester figure “Yellow Hammers,” circa 1960s. £20-£30

270 Four Royal Worcester miniature pieces. Two Toby jugs with black marks, a vase and a ewer. Height of tallest piece 5.5cm. (4) £100-£120

271 A Royal Worcester candle snuffer “Diffidence” 1929. Height 10cm. £150-£200

272 A Royal Worcester pair of figurines of Arabian musicians, modelled by Hadley. Height 32cm. (2) £400-£450 272 54

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273 A pair of Royal Worcester Kate Greenaway style fIgures, modelled by Hadley. Height 25.5cm. Date code 1886, shape number 1070. (2) £400-£450

274 A pair of Royal Worcester musician figures, designed by Hadley. Dated 1897. Shot enamel finish. Height 16cm. Shape 1803. (2) £150-£200

275 A Royal Worcester figural group from the Wartime Series. ‘Take Cover’, modelled by Eileen A Soper. Printed marks, Dated 1941. Height 12cm.

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276 A Royal Worcester figurine of a violin player. Model 1487. Date code 1931. £300-£350

277 Four Grainger Worcester vases, reticulated, circa 1890. Impressed marks. Height of tallest piece 16cm. (4) £100-£120

278 A mixture of Grainger and Royal Worcester, 1890-1910 with loose lids. Height of tallest piece 27cm. Some pieces with damages. (Quantity) £80-£100

279 One Royal Worcester vase and three Granger Worcester vases, Circa. 1890. Tallest 19cm. (4) some with restoration. £20-£30

280 A Royal Worcester blush vase. Height 30cm. Date Code 1891. Chip to handle and crack to back. £20-£40

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281 A Royal Worcester twin handled vase, artist monogram for E. Raby. With moulded masks painted with floral sprays, shape number 1574. Date code 1894. Height 25cm. £300-£350

282 A Royal Worcester plate, signed by Sedgley. Diameter 30cm. Restoration. £50-£100 284 283 A Royal Worcester gilded jardiniere with lion masks etc. Height 17.5cm. Date code 1891, shape number 1310. £500-£600

284 A Royal Worcester tray, circa 1890. 56cm x 38cm. Small chip restored on front. £50-£60

285 A Royal Worcester Hadley Ware, jardiniere, decorated with roses 285 back and front. Date code 1904. Height 20cm, Diameter 24cm. £150-£180

286 A Royal Worcester plate, signed by Harry Davis, depicting sheep scene. Width 23cm. Date Code 1916. £450-£500

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287 A Royal Worcester vase signed by Kitty Blake, hand-painted. Date code 1928. Height 7.5cm. £100-£120

288 A Royal Worcester fruit plate, signed by Sebright. Width 22cm. Date Code 1909. £150-£200

289 287 A Royal Worcester framed plaque painted with a still life of fruit in a basket, signed by R. Sebright. Date code 1914. Diameter 11cm. £1,000-£1,200

290 A pair of Royal Worcester ewers, hand-painted with fruit decoration. Signed A.Martin . Height 21cm. (2) £700-£800

291 A set of six Royal Worcester plates depicting groups of fruit, signed by H. Price. Date Code 1949. Diameter 23cm.(6) £1,000-£1,200 288

292 A Royal Worcester vase painted with fruit, signed by W. Ricketts. shape number H307. Date code 1928. Height 24cm. £600-£700

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293 A Royal Worcester jug hand-painted with a kingfisher, signed by W. Powell. Date code 1934. Height 8cm. £120-£140

294 A Royal Worcester fluted vase painted with pheasants, signed by James Stinton, shape number G706. Date code 1903. Height 15.5cm.

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295 A pair of Royal Worcester cups and saucers signed by A. Shuck, painted with scenes of pheasants. Height of cups 5.5cm. (4) £250-£300

296 295 A Royal Worcester hand painted basket signed by James Stinton, depicting pheasants in flight, shape number 493. Date code 1904. Height 25cm. £600-£800

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298 297 A Royal Worcester small vase, decorated with highland cattle, signed by H. Stinton. Height 8cm. Date code 1914. £400-£450

298 A Royal Worcester twin-handled oval-sectioned vase, decorated with highland cattle, signed by H. Stinton. Height 15cm, width 25cm. Date code 1919. 296 £600-£650 59

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299 A Royal Worcester vase by Powell, decorated with storks, signed to the side. Printed puce marks. Dated 1911. Professional restoration to side of vase. £300-£400

300 A Royal Worcester twin handled vase and pierced cover, depicting highland cattle, signed by H Stinton, shape number H218. Date code 1930. Height 24.5 cm. £1,400-£1,800 301 303 301 A pair of Royal Worcester vases with covers, each painted and signed by R. Rushton. depicting scenes of Harvington and Cropthorne, shape number F106. Date code 1929, Height 24.5cm. (2) £1,000-£1,200

302 A Royal Worcester potpourri and cover, all round decorated with fruit, signed by Freeman. Printed black factory marks to base. Circa 1980. Height 33cm (including inner cover). £2,000-£2,500 304

304 303 A large Royal Worcester fruit all round decorated potpourri A large Royal Worcester potpourri and cover, partially and cover, signed by Freeman. With gilt embellishment and decorated with fruit, signed by Ayrton. With gilt embellishment floral swag and bow detail. L/S. Printed black marks. Circa and floral swag and bow detail. L/S. Printed black marks. 1980. Height 33cm. (Minor professional restoration) Circa 1980. Height 33cm. (Minor professional restoration) £1,500-£1,800 £1500-£1800 60

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305 308 Three pieces of ceramic, a Majolica donkey, an Aynsley Five Royal Crown Derby miniatures, consisting of cup plaque depicting pheasants and an early English vase with and saucer, tea caddy, balm pot and side plate. Circa flowers. Height of vase 11cm, width of plaque 21cm. (3) 1915. Height of tallest piece 3.75 cm. (5) £50-£60 £70-£80

309 306 A pair of Royal Crown Derby hand-painted vases A Royal Worcester plaque signed by E.Townsend. depicting floral sprays with gilded borders, signed by C. ‘Horses Grazing, ‘ 19.5cm x 25cm. Gresley on each panel. Date code 1919. Height 18.5 cm. (2) £150-£200 £600-£800

310 307 A Crown Derby vase signed by C. Gregory, twin handled A Royal Worcester jersey bull by Doris Lindner. Printed vase, painted with band of flowers. Date code 1901. Height marks, circa 1965. Height 20cm. 12.5cm. £200-£250 £350-£400 61

311 A set of six Royal Crown Derby coffee cans and saucers, signed by W.E.J Dean with sailing ships and yachts. Date 1939. Height of cups 6cm, diameter of saucers 11.5cm. (12) £700-£800

312 A Crown Derby trinket box and cover, hand-painted, signed on the front by W.E.J Dean. Circa 1940. Height 3cm, width 11cm. 311 £200-£250

313 A pair of Crown Derby dishes, heart shape painted with ships by W.E.J. Dean, Circa 1930. Diameter 22.5cm. (2) not signed. £300-£350 312 313 314 A Royal Doulton hand-painted vase depicting a ploughing scene. Signed. Height 29cm. £400-£450

315 Three Minton tile panels, hand-painted Medieval characters. One signed L.Hall. Twenty separate tiles in each panel. 76cm x 60cm framed. (3) £1,500-£1,800

316 A Minton Majolica Jester jug, circa 1880. Impressed marks. Height 33cm. (Restoration to lid.) £250-£300 314 316

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317 A Minton Archive Collection, cat and mouse teapot. Limited edition of 2500. Height 21cm. £50-£60

318 George Jones Majolica sardine dish, modelled as a basket full of fish, impressed marks GJ and Crescent, written pattern 3504. Circa 1870, height 8cm, length 22cm £1,000-£1,200 317 319 319 A Coalport Vase, hand-painted panel of a landscape. With rams head handles. Height 11.5cm. £100-£120

320 A pair of Coalport turquoise ground vases, with scenes of the Grampians, within a shield-shaped cartouche. Circa 1885. Printed marks, titled “Grampians’ to the base. Height 18.5cm. (2). £250-£300 318

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321 321 323 A Rorstrand white and gilt figure group, ‘Masquerade,’ artist signed (Vicken von Post Borjesson). Height 16.5cm. £300-£350

322 A Rozenburg Art Nouveau cup and saucer, circa 1910. £100-£120

323 An Arabian Art Nouveau figurine of a Woman,possibly Bohemian. Indistinctly marked. Height 51cm. 322 £200-£250 63

324 327 A pair of Vienna vases, lacking covers, circa 1890. Height A ‘Sevres’ style pot and cover, cobalt blue ground with 25cm. Restoration to both necks. Also, Vienna hand-painted floral still life. Marked with interlaced L’s. Height 11cm. plate, circa 1890. Diameter 19cm. Plus Capodimonte figure of a tramp making breakfast. (Rest). (4) £150-£200 £40-£60 328 325 A KPM Berlin Art Nouveau floral charger, with A Bing and Grondahl Copenhagen figurine group of Weichmalerei, circa 1905. Diameter 30cm. children. Height 10cm. First quality. £200-£250 £50-£60

326 329 A French Paris Porcelain wine cooler, circa 1880. Hand- A large KPM Berlin plaque, ‘Child with Grandmother.’ painted and gilded. Height 18cm, diameter including Framed and glazed. Impressed marks to the rear. Plaque handles 24cm. size 37cm x 33cm, frame size 70cm x 64cm. £50-£60 £3,000-£3,500

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330 A Meissen Marcolini bowl with rural scene, circa 1780. Diameter 26cm. £300-£350

331 A Meissen blue and white plate, decorated with a scene of Warsaw, circa 1915. Diameter 25.5cm. £200-£250

332 A Meissen vase and Meissen figure group of musicians, circa 1870. Height of figure 19cm. With damages. 333 £300-£350

333 Meissen porcelain sucrier and cover, circa 1870. Painted with a topographical view titled ‘Schloss Siebeneichen, Meissen’ within a gilt scroll panel. The reverse with a panel painted with flowers. Cobalt blue ground and elaborate gilt scrollwork. The cover with two further panels of flowers and having a flowerbud finial. Crossed swords mark and title to the base. Height 11cm. (Chips to bud finial and one leaf). Height 11cm.

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334 Two Meissen Peter Strang figures, golfing pair, circa 1993- 1995. Signed. Height 8cm- 9.5cm. (2) £300-£350

335 Three Meissen Peter Strang figures, ‘Circus Performers.’ Circa 1993-1995. Signed. Height 9.5cm. (3) £450-£500

336 Three Meissen Peter Strang figures, ‘Italian Comedy.’ Circa 1993-1995. Signed. Height 9.5cm. (3) 336 £450-£500 65

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337 Three Meissen Peter Strang figures of females. Circa 1993-1995 Signed. Height 8.5cm-10.5cm. (3) £450-£500

338 Nine Meissen Peter Strang figures, of band members 337 playing various instruments. Circa 1993-95. Heights 7.5cm-8cm. (9) £1,350-£1,500

339 A Meissen blue and white figural candlestick, circa 1880. Height 32cm. £300-£350 341 339

340 A pair of Meissen Ormolu mounted groups with candelabra. Circa 1860. Height 24cm. (2) £1,500-£1,800

341 A Naples Continental figure group, ‘Artists.’ Circa 1890 - 1910. Height 25cm, width 35cm. Some minor damage. £100-£130

340 342 A pair of French Bisque figures,late 19th century. Height 36cm. Some damage. (2). £80-£100

343 A Royal Dux figure group ‘The Rock and the Wave,’ with pink triangle mark. Circa 1920. Height 32cm. 342 343 £350-£400 66

344 Two continental figurines,early 20th century. Height of tallest 55cm. (2) £20-£30

345 A Sevres-style porcelain large plate Hand-painted, probably a sevres blank. Circa 1800-1830. Diameter 35cm. £100-£150

344 345 346 A pair of framed Hodgkinson plaques, signed and dated to the reverse, March 1883. Monogram on the front. Image size 8cm x 10cm. (William Hodgkinson was one of Royal Doultons’s top artists.) £300-£350

347 A Zsolnay cockerel, Stamped Zsolnay Pecs made in Hungary. Circa 1930. Height 14.5cm. £250-£300

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346 347 A pair of Japanese Satsuma vases, circa 1910. Height 32cm. 349 £200-£250 A Japanese Satsuma Moon flask,by Sozan from Meiji Period. Circa 1890. Height 15cm. £350-£400

350 A Chinese carved wooden figure of a seated dignitary. Ming Style but possibly later. Height 17cm. £80-£100

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351 A Chinese blue and white vase, circa 1880. Height 13cm. £80-£100

352 A Chinese Kang Hsi vase, decorated with dragons, Circa 1700. Height 24cm. £300-£400 353 354

353 A Japanese part coffee set, Noritake style. (12) £10-£20

354 Tray lot of mixed pottery, including a Worcester serving tray and cruet set. Over twenty pieces. (20+) £20-£30 355 356

355 Tray lot of mixed pottery, eight pieces. (8) £20-£30

356 Tray Lot of mixed pottery including Spode and Crown Derby. 357 358 £20-£30

357 Tray lot of mixed pottery, including Royal Worcester and Staffordshire. Over twenty pieces. (20+) £20-£30

358 Tray Lot of mixed pottery including some Spode items. Over twenty pieces. (20+) £20-£30

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359 Tray of mixed pottery, including three pieces of Crown Derby. £20-£30

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A Border Fine Arts figure ‘Jocks Pride.’ 359 360 £20-£40

361 Twenty four various figurines, including Vienna, Lladro, Berlin and Worcester. Various damages. (24) £20-£30

362 Twenty pieces of pottery, including part of a Royal 361 Doulton coffee set, ‘Carlisle’ pattern. (20) £20-£30

363 Tray Lot of mixed pottery, various blue and white pieces including Booth’s ‘Real Old Willow’ and Copeland Spode Italian. (39) £30-£40 362 363

364 Tray Lot of mixed pottery, including Crown Derby. Over 20 pieces. (20+) £20-£30

365 Tray lot of mixed pottery items. 364 365 £20-£30

366 One hundred and four pieces of blue and white china, mainly Spode, Johnson Brothers and Doulton. (104) £40-£50

366 367 367 Tray Lot of mixed pottery, seventeen pieces. (17) £20-£30

368 Tray lot of mixed pottery, including Noritaki, Copeland, Dresdon and Sitzendorf. Various damages.

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369 374 Tray Lot of mixed pottery, including Shelley, Mabel Lucy A blue and white china planter. Attwell (cup, saucer and baby bowl), and Imari. (10) £10-£20 £20-£30 375 370 A blue and white vase. Height 31cm. Tray Lot of mixed pottery, over thirty pieces. (30+) £10-£20 £20-£30 376 A Parian Ware figure, circa 1890. Height 19cm. 371 Some damage. Tray lot of mixed pottery items, including some £20-£30 Poole items. £20-£30 377 A French decorative vase, with gilding. 20th century. 372 Height 40cm. Tray Lot of mixed pottery, including Shelley, Worcester, £20-£30 Dresdon, Spode. 378 £20-£30 Whiskey and Gin ceramic barrels. (2) 373 £40-£60 Two pieces of Wedgwood Jasper Ware, a Cauldon blue and white coffee Set, two Cauldon blue and white vases, 379 and a silver plate tray. Tray lot of cups and saucers. £20-£30 £10-£20

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380 Tray lot of mixed pottery, various marks. Also, a glass paperweight. £10-£20

381 Five piece tea set, English pottery. Old imari pattern, some damage. (5)

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382 A selection of blue and white Abbey Ware, consisting of a pair of vases and three other pieces. Height of tallest piece 33cm.(5) £30-£40

383 A Spode blue and white extra large kettle and a 382 383 cheese board. Printed marks. Height of kettle 33cm. (2) £60-£80

384 A selection of blue and white Abbey Ware. Height of tallest piece 32cm. (6) £30-£40

385 A blue and white Abbey Ware jug and bowl. Height 384 385 of jug 24cm. (2) £30-£40

386 Tray lot of mixed pottery items. £20-£30

387 Fifteen pieces of Carlton Ware ‘Rouge Royale,’ consisting of five jars and covers and four dishes and a table lighter (15) 386 387 £100-£120

388 Pair of Doulton Lambeth candle sticks, circa 1900. Height 18cm. Also three Studio Pottery pieces, various dates, probably 1960s. £100-£150

389 Seven pieces of mixed pottery, including Beswick, Phoenix 388 389 Ware and Flaxman Ware. Height of largest piece 35cm. (7) £30-£50 71

390 Eight pieces of Gaudy Welsh Pottery consisting of three graduated jugs, two further jugs, a mug, a cup and saucer. (Cup and saucer cracked). (8) £30-£50

391 Four Beswick vases and a jug. Impressed marks. Height of largest piece 23cm. Circa 1940s. (5) 390 £30-£50

392 A Burgess and Leigh blue & white china wall plaque, featuring Gladstone. Height 39cm, width 25cm. £30-£50

393 A pair of Fulham pottery London vases. 20th Century. 391 Height 32cm. (2) £30-£50

394 Two Burleigh Ware plaques, ‘The runaway marriage’ and 392 ‘Dick Turpin.’ Printed marks. Diameter 41cm. (2) £30-£50

395 A pair of Copeland Spode chargers, depicting mediaeval characters within classical foliage borders. Impressed and printed marks. Diameter 36cm. (2) 393 394 £100-£120

λ 396 A Glass Domed bisque figure group, possibly Austrian. Surrounded by ceramic flowers. Height 50cm, width 27cm. £120-£150 395 λ 397 A Japanese ivory bird, circa 1900. Height 18cm. £10-£20

398 396 Tray Lot of mixed pottery, over 30 pieces. (30+) £20-£30

399 A Kevin Francis Churchill bust. Limited edition 22 of 100. Height 28cm. £100-£120 399 398 72

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400 A Wood & Sons ‘Toby jug’ replica. Limited edition of 500 with certificate. Height 28cm. £40-£60

401 408 Three graduated Toby jugs, Early 20th century, Smallest one with old repairs. Also, Staffordshire flat-back figure,19th century. Two vases with oriental figures.(6). £20-£40

402 A Wood & Sons ‘Lord Howe’ Toby jug. Limited edition of 406 409 500, with box and certificate. Height 25cm. £20-£40 406 A Samuel Alcock Parian ewer, circa 1840. Height 25cm.

403 £30-£40 A Woods & Sons Toby Jug, ‘The Sailor.’ Limited edition 152 of 500. With box and certificate. Height 28cm. 407 A vase, possibly Coalport, Circa 1840. Height 36cm. Old £40-£60 restoration to sockle. £80-£100 404 Seven various Toby jugs, Beswick, Royal Stanley etc. Height of 408 largest 24cm. (7) A Davenport sucre, circa 1850. Height 17cm. Some hairline £30-£50 cracks. £40-£60 405 Two Coalbrookdale ewers, circa 1840-1860. Height 22cm. 409 (2) Old repairs, some damage. A quantity of Franz china vases, cups and saucers. (10) £120-£180 £100-£120 73

410 A vase, possibly Minton, Floral encrusted and hand painted. Circa 1840-1860. Height 33cm. Some damage and old repairs. £100-£150

411 A pair of Austrian vases, Secessionist style, four handled design. Height 19.5cm. (2) 410 411 £100-£150

412 Thirty pieces of Irish Wade. (30) £30-£40

413 Twenty pieces of Irish Wade. (20) £30-£40 412 413 414 Twenty eight pieces of Irish Wade. (28) £30-£40

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415 416 A Staffordshire dog, circa 1820. Height 14.5cm. £40-£50

416 A pair of Staffordshire dogs, circa 1820. Height 33cm. (2) £120-£140

417 417 Unusual milkmaid creamer, advertising Thomas Smith, dated 1843. Height 17cm, width at widest point 29cm. Firing crack and restored handle. £150-£180

418 Two Aseda glass Swedish vintage decanters, by Bo Borgstrom. Circa 1960. (2) £30-£40

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419 A selection of books on pottery and porcelain, comprising; ‘The Illustrated Guide To Staffordshire Salt-Glazed Stoneware’ by Arnold R. Mountford, ‘Coalport and Coalbrookdale Porcelains’ by Geoffrey A. Godden, ‘English Delftware Pottery’ by Anthoy Ray, ‘Ten Thousand Years of Pottery by Emmanuel Cooper. Plus Michael Gibson’s ‘Nineteenth Century Lustreware,’ Peter William’s ‘Wedgwood - A Collector’s Guide,’ ‘A Collector’s History of British Porcelain’ by John and Margaret Cushion. Also, ‘The Concise Encyclopaedia of Continental Pottery and Porcelain’ by Reginald G. Haggar, ‘The Victorian Staffordshire Figure’ by Anthony Oliver, Henry Sandon’s ‘Coffee Pots and Teapots For The Collector,’ ‘Machin Porcelains & Earthwares’ by Bill Thom & Philip Miller ( Including a partial reconstruction of the Machin pattern book) and, edited by Paul Atterbury ‘English Pottery and Porcelain A Historical Survey, Great Exhibition Catalogue 1851 - The Art Journal Illustrated Catalogue, 419 The Industry of All Nations 1851.’ Generally in good condition. £100-£120

420 A selection of books, comprising; Deborah Stratton - ‘Mugs and Tankards, A Collectors’s Guide,’ John Brooks - ‘The Arthur Negus Guide to British Glass,’ ‘Spanish Glass’ by Alice Wilson Frothingham, Gail Belden and Michael Snodin - ‘Spoons, Collecting for Tomorrow,’ Antonia Fraser- ‘Dolls,’ Charles R. Hajdamach - ‘British Glass 1800-1904,’ Martin Miller - ‘The Complete Guide To Antiques,’ Geoffrey Wills - ‘Candlesticks,’ A. W. Coysh and R.K. Henrywood - ‘The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery 1789-1880,’ June C. Meeks - ‘A Beginner’s Guide To Pinxton China,’ John Gage - J.M.W. Turner ‘A Wonderful Range of Mind’, W. D. John - ‘William Billingsley 420 (1758-1828), His Outstanding Achievements As An Artist and Porcelain Maker.’ Generally in good condition. £40-£60

421 A selection of books, comprising; George Savage - ‘Seventeenth & Eighteenth Century French Porcelain,’ George Savage - ‘!8th Century German Porcelain,’ Rosalind Savill - ‘The Wallace Collection, Catalogue of Sevres Porcelain II, ‘George Savage & Harold Newman - ‘An Illustrated Dictionary of Ceramics,’ Svend Erikson & Geoffrey DE Bellaigue - ‘Sevres Porcelain Vincennes and Sevres 1740- 421 1800,’ Laurence Mitchell - ‘Meisson Collector’s Catalogue.’ Generally in good condition. £60-£80

422 The ABC of English salt glaze stoneware from Dwight to Doulton by J. F. Blacker. £40-£50

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423 A selection of books on pottery and ceramics comprising; Howard Davis - ‘Chinoiserie, Polychrome Decoration on Staffordshire Porcelain 1790-1850, ‘ T. A. Lockett - ‘Davenport Pottery and Porcelain 1794-1887,’ Harold G. Clarke, C.B.E. - ‘The Pictorial Pot Lid Book,’ Deborah S. Skinner & Velma Young - ‘Miles Mason Porcelain, A Guide to Patterns and Shapes,’ Robin Blackwood & Cherryl Head - ‘Old Crown Derby China Works, The King Street Factory 1849-1935,’ Ian Harvey - ‘Rathbone China Manufacturers, Tunstall, Staffordshire 1808 to 1843, A history and illustrated record of the china,’ Franklin A. Barrett - ‘Caughley and Coalport Porcelain,’ Robert Cluett with Foreword by Geoffrey Godden - ‘George Jones Ceramics 1861-1951,’ Geoffrey A.Godden F.R.S.A. ‘New Hall Porcelains,’ Paul Atterbury and Maureen Batkin - ‘The Dictionary of Minton, Jean Jones - Minton, The First Two Hundred Years of Design 423 & Production.’ Generally in good condition. £60-£80

424 A selection of books on oriental porcelain, comprising; Soame Jenyns - ‘Later Chinese Porcelain,’ Sir Harry Garner - ‘Chinese & Japanese Cloisonne Enamels,’ Sir Harry Garner - ‘Oriental Blue & White, Elinor Gordon - Collecting Chinese Export Porcelain,’ Joan Van Patten - ‘The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Noritake.’ Generally in good condition. £20-£30 424

425 A selection of books, comprising; Harvey May - ‘Beswick, A Catalogue, Linda Eberle and Susan Scott - ‘The Charlton Standard Catalogue of Chintz,’ Robert Prescott-Walker, ‘Collecting Shelley Pottery,’ Tony Curtis - ‘Lyle Price Guide, Doulton,’ George Savage - ‘Dictionary of Antiques,’ Desmond Eyles, ‘Royal Doulton 1815- 1965’, John Twitchett and Betty Bailey - ‘Royal Crown Derby,’ Eyles and Dennis - ‘Royal Doulton Figures.’ Generally in good condition. £10-£20 425

426 A selection of books, comprising; Franklin A. Barrett & Arthur L. Thorpe - ‘Derby Porcelain,’ Michael Bethoud - ‘H & R Daniel 1822-1846,’ Geoffrey A. Godden - ‘The Illustrated Guide to Lowestoft Porcelain,’ Geoffrey A. Godden - ‘An Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks,’ Phillips Auctioneers - ‘The Pinewood Collection of English Blue and White Porcelain,’ D.G. Rice, - ‘Rockingham Ornamental Porcelain,’ Michael Messenger - ‘Coalport 1795-1926, Gerald Coke - In Search of James Giles,’ Terence A. Lockett and Geoffrey A. Godden - ‘Davenport, China, Earthenware & Glass 1794-1887,’ Bernard M. Watney - ‘Liverpool Porcelain of the Eighteenth Century,’ Geoffrey Godden - ‘Godden’s Guide to English Porcelain.’ Generally in good condition. £80-£100 426 76

427 Two books, ‘The ABC of English Ceramic Art,’ and ‘The ABC of Old English Pottery’ by J F Blacker. (2) £20-£30

428 A selection of books, comprising; Margaret Anderson - ‘Victorian Fairings and their Values,’ Anthony Oliver - ‘Staffordshire Pottery The Tribal Art of Endland,’ Geoffrey A. Godden - ‘British Porcelain, An Illustrated Guide,’ W.S. Bristowe - ‘Victorian China Fairings,’ Michael 427 Gibson - ‘19th Century Lustreware,’ Dennis G. Rice - ‘Dogs in English Porcelain of the 19th Century, D. G. Rice - English Porcelain Animals of the 19th Century,’ Philip Miller and Michael Berthound - ‘An Anthology of British Teapots,’ Robin Emmerson - ‘British Teapots & Tea Drinking,’ R.K. Henrywood - ‘An Illustrated Guide to British Jugs, From Medieval Times To The Twentieth Century,’ Michael Berthound - ‘A Compendium of British Cups,’ Michael Berthound - ‘A Cabinet of British Creamers.’ Generally in good condition. £60-£80

429 A selection of books, comprising; Geoffrey A. Godden - ‘Jewitt’s Ceramic Art of Great Britain 1800-1900,’ Geoffrey H Priestman - ‘An Illustrated Guide to Minton Printed Pottery 1796-1836,’ Vega Wilkinson 428 - ‘Spode-Copeland-Spode, The Works And Its People, 1770-1970,’ Wolf Mankowitz, Geoffrey A. Godden FRSA - ‘Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain, 1788-1852,’ Geoffrey A. Godden FRSA - ‘Godden’s Guide To Mason’a China and the Ironstone Wares,’ A. W. Coysh and Frank Stefano Jr - ‘Collecting Ceramic Landscapes, British and American Landscapes on Printed Pottery,’ David Drakard and Paul Holdway - ‘Spode Transfer Printed Ware, 1784-1833,’ A. W. Coysh and R. K. Henrywood - ‘The Dictionary of Blue and White Printed Pottery 1780- 1880, Volume II,’ John Baker Publishers - ‘The Story of The Willow Pattern Plate, Henry Sandon - Worcester Porcelain 1751-1793, 2nd Edition,’ Paul Atterbury and Maureen Batkin - ‘The Dictionary of Minton.’ Generally in good condition. £80-£100 429

430 Geoff Duke and Raymond Mays Autographs, two great motorsports men signatures. (2) £80-£100

431 430 George V autograph on official letter, letter with Royal seal dated 1916 signature. £70-£90

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432 Pele 1966 autograph, Pele signature over 4d 1966 postage stamp. £250-£300

433 Queen Victoria’s autograph on a Royal Command, Queen Victoria’s signature 1890 on official document 432 433 with Royal seal. £100-£120

434 George V autograph on Royal Command, George V’s signature 1933 on official document with Royal seal. £70-£90

435 Order of Ceremony for the funeral of King Edward VII, including plans and listings of attendees at the cortege. 434 435 £50-£70

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436 438 Pele and Brazil football team 1966 autographs, 14 Joe DiMaggio autograph, baseball player for the New signatures including that of Pele over 4d 1966 postage York Yankees signature. stamp. £50-£70 £250-£300

437 439 Nick Faldo autograph with official Masters’ tie, multi Bobby Locke Bill Shankland Norman Von Nida and golf Masters winner signature. David James Autographs, Bobby Locke 4 x Open Golf Champion, and 3 other international golfers signatures, £50-£70 (4) £150-£200 78

440 Two sets of books, The Book of Knowledge Vols 1-8, Engineering Workshop Practice Vols 1-3, The VIA MEDIA Vol II, Hamish Meets Bumpy Mackenzie, The Coast of Loneliness. £20-£30

441 440 441 Sugar Ray Robinson Autograph, World champion boxer in Welterweight and Middleweights signature. £100-£120

442 Henry Cooper Autograph, English heavyweight boxing legend’s signature. £20-£30

443 Jayne Torvill Christopher Dean Robin Cousins and Richard Noble autographs, Skating gold medal 442 443 winners and land speed record holder 1983-97 signatures. £20-£30

444 George V autograph on an official letter, letter with Royal seal. £70-£90

445 Randy Turpin autograph, world middleweight boxing champion’s signature. £80-£100 444

446 447 Book of original black and white photographs of Three books, ‘Martin Chuzzlewit’ by Charles Dickens, Campden House Chipping Campden, 44 pages of ‘The Uncommercial Traveller’ by Charles Dickens and photographs of Campden House family, residents and ‘Three Men in a Boat’ by Jerome K. Jerome. (3) surrounding areas, dated 1898. £10-£20 £100-£120

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453 451 452 454 HMV (His Masters Voice) enamel advertising sign. Early 20th century. 50cm wide. (Areas of restoration) 448 £200-£250 ‘Flowers of the Holy Land - Jerusalem ‘(in Hebrew), ‘Olivewood Book of Pressed Flowers’ - dedicated to William 452 Roberts July 1904. Good condition. An HMV (His Master Voice) Victrola advertising jigsaw Glazed and Framed. £20-£30 in the shape of a record. £50-£70 449 Six World War II Victoria Cross medal winners’ 453 autographs, collected at an event in Hyde Park 26 June A framed chromolithograph poster advertising Wills 1956. Star cigarettes in original frame. Height 44cm, width £60-£80 57cm. £120-£140 450 An HMV (His masters voice) advertising cut out. Early 454 20th century. Height 33cm, width 58cm. A hand carved, wooden giraffe. £60-£80 £10-£20 80

455 458 Tray lot of assorted metal wares, including brass and Assorted Silver Plate, 10 items. (10) silver plate. Candlesticks, serving tray, knives and forks. £20-£30 £20-£30 459 456 A mixed lot, including silver plate, bronze, and painted glass plaques. A French brass three piece mantle garniture set, consisting of a clock and two candelabra. 20th Century, (3) £20-£30 £200-£250 460 457 Tray lot of model cars, various makes. (14) Tray lot of assorted brass pieces. £10-£20 £40-£50 461 Tray lot of Vanguard model cars, 26 in total. (26) £80-£100

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462 Tray lot of model cars, various makes including Corgi. Thirteen models in total. (13) £20-£30

463 Tray lot of boxed Corgi ‘Movie Themed’ cars, including ‘Kojak,’ ‘HeartBeat,’ etc. (13) £40-£50

464 464 Tray lot of boxed Corgi ‘Movie Themed’ cars, including ‘Only Fools and Horses,’ ‘Starsky & Hutch,’ etc. Thirteen in total. (13) £40-£50

465 A Corgi Circus horse transporter with horses, a Corgi James Bond ‘You Only Live Twice’ car and a Corgi ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ car. All boxed. (3) 465 £50-£80

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466 Four models of cars, including a boxed prestige model 1998 Silver Seraph. (4) 467 £20-£30

467 Universal Hobbies models of tractors, six in total. (6) £10-£20

468 Four model cars, largest measuring 24cm in length. (4) £10-£20 468 82

469 A Dinky toys Mobilgas Foden 14 ton tanker, boxed. Together with a Corgi toys Batmobile, with loose instructions, lacking rocket. Boxed. (2) £150-£180 469 470 Two models of Yesteryear by Lesney, An AEC ‘Y’ type lorry, no. 6 and a four ton Leyland, no. 7. Both boxed. (2) £120-£150 470 471 471 A Triang pond yacht, ‘shamrock.’ Complete with wooden box. £50-£60

472 Campaign Stars & Medals in recognition of service, A France & Germany Star medal 1939- 1945 – Battle of Britain on dark blue, red and light blue ribbon. A France & Germany Star medal, Atlantic on a dark blue, white and red ribbon. A War Medal - 1939 -1945, Oak Leaf, on a red, white and dark blue ribbon.An Army Ordnance Royal Corps clip. (4) £50-£60

473 A decorative rifle. Metal with wooden butt. 472 Deactivated. Length 90cm. £40-£60 473

474 A pair of Flintlock pistols by Smith of London, circa 1800. £700-£750

475 German Luftwaffe Dagger, 1st model airforce, Nickel Silver fittings with leather covered scabbard and grip. In fine condition. Blade is Puma and made in Solingen. Complete with original mounting 474 chain. Length overall 49cm, Blade Length 31cm, circa 1935. £850-£900

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476 A rare World War II NCO sword, SS runes to pommel, blade by Holler of Solingen, circa 1935. Overall length 100cm, blade length 85cm £1,500-£1,800

477 477 A British World War 1 Mess Officer presentation sword, blade engraved Gaunt & Son Birmingham. Matching scabbard in fine condition. complete with gold and blue bullion portepee. Naval leather belt and naval leather sword hanger, includes original bag, belt, birth certificate etc with a photograph of officer “Alf Sherbut” wearing actual sword. Sword scabbard engraved “Presented to Alf Sherbut on his promotion by the Victualling staff R N Barracks April 1916.” £600-£700

478 A mixed metal ware lot, a silver plate tray, a decanter stand and a cocktail shaker in the form of a fire extinguisher. (3) £20-£30 478

479 A radiator - shaped decanter, circa 1980. Height 16.5cm. £10-£20

480 A German silver covered sugar pot, by Hugo Bohm, 800 standard, circa 1920, height 12cm, approx. weight 9.7 oz with two German silver plate 479 cup shaped filters marked Schwabenland. (3) £80-£100

481 480 WMF Pewter Echo mirror, with original glass. German, circa 1906. Height 33.5 cm £650-£700

482 A selection of silver plate pieces. £20-£30

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483 487 A silver tea pot and coffee pot, by A.E. Jones, Birmingham A cut glass vase with silver top, hallmarked Birmingham 1919, wooden handles and knops, coffee pot height 20cm, 1907, height 18cm. total approx, 23.2 oz. (2) £60-£80 £250-£300

488 484 A silver toast rack, London 1829, approx. 9.9 oz. A pair of silver stands, by Daniel Smith and Robert Sharp, London 1901, oval form on 4 feet, length 19.5cm, £200-£250 approx. 17.2 oz. £150-£200 489 A silver gravy boat, by A.E. Poston & Co Ltd, Birmingham, 485 approx. 6.6 oz. A silver salver, by Mappin and Webb, London 1908, £150-£180 diameter 37cm, approx. weight 37.2 oz. £350-£400 490 A silver table epergne, London 1926, height 24cm, 486 approx. 20.8 oz. A silver salver, by Elkington, Birmingham 1885, standing £200-£250 on three feet, diameter 30.5 cm, approx. 25.2 oz. £600-£700

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491 A pair of silver sifters, by Garrards of London, London 1856, height 17cm, approx 17.2 oz. (2) £1,000-£1,200

492 491 An 18 ct. yellow gold three stone ring, in rub-over setting. Oval sapphire, with two brilliant cut diamonds. Size: W 1/2. 4.1 grms approx. £400-£450

493 A platinum single stone ring. Brilliant cut diamond in rub-over setting. Diamond: 0.2 ct. Colour H. Size: M. 5. 494 approx. grms. £350-£400

494 A 9ct. white gold three stone ring set with grey freshwater pearls and two synthetic emeralds. Size:N. approx 3.7 grms. £160-£200

495 495 An 18ct. white gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring. Oval sapphire: 7. x 5mm approx. Size: M 1/2. Fourteen diamonds: 0.10ct each, approx. 3.4 grms. £350-£400

496 A 9ct gold dress ring with pink and white stones. Total weight 5.8g. £140-£160 496 86

497 A diamond set 9ct yellow gold ring, originally 0.25cts, two stones missing, Size: I Total Weight: approx. 2.7grms.A cultured pearl single stone ring, mounted in yellow metal (thought to be 9ct) Size: J Total Weight: approx. 1.6grms.A dress ring set with white stone, on a yellow metal band, (thought to be 9ct) Size: L ½ Total Weight: approx. 2.3grms.An oval opal in a rub-over setting mounted in 497 yellow metal, (thought to be 9ct). Size:L ½ Total Weight: approx. 3.2grms.(4) £80-£100

498 An 18ct. yellow gold band set with six brilliant cut diamonds. 0.10 ct. each, approx. 5.6grms.

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499 A seven stone graduated, claw set dress ring, in 18ct hallmarked yellow & white gold, claw set with red and white stones. Stones rubbed. Size: N ½ Weight: approx. 3.7grms. £80-£100

499 500 500 An engine turned disc pendant on fancy belcher style chain in yellow metal, (thought to be 9ct). Total weight: approx. 19.3grms. £150-£200

501 A 9ct hallmarked watch chain & fob, 30cm in length with T-bar, one stone in fob, chipped. Total Weight: approx. 40.1grmsA 9ct yellow gold graduated curb linked chain, 501 23cms in length. Weight: approx.13.1grms. (2) £350-£400

502 A graduated diamond set 18ct yellow gold bracelet, 502 rub-over setting, 1.96ct Colour I/J, Quality VS/SI. £850-£900

503 504 A 9ct yellow gold curb link bracelet with padlock, weight: approx. 30.9grms. £250-£300

504 Three pairs of dropper style 9ct yellow gold earrings, with hook wire fittings. Total Weight: approx. 7.2grms. (6) £60-£70 503 87

505 An 18ct yellow gold pocket watch, no makers mark on dial. Approx total weight 103g. £500-£550

506 506 A 9ct yellow gold gate bracelet with padlock and safety chain Weight: approx. 7.9 grms. A 9ct yellow gold fine curb link chain 56cm in length, broken. Weight: approx. 505 5.5grms. A 9ct yellow gold St.Christopher pendant. Weight: approx. 3.9grms. A pair of 9ct yellow gold black stone set dropper earrings, three black stones, graduating in size hanging from hook wire fittings. Total Weight: approx. 4.9grms. A 2mm 9ct yellow gold fine wedding band, Size: G. Weight: approx. 1.3grms. A 5.5mm 9ct yellow gold wedding band, misshapen. Size: I. Weight: 508 approx. 1.6grms. (7) £200-£250

507 A 9ct yellow gold charm bracelet with seventeen charms, approx 57.5 grms, charms are stamped or hallmarked 9ct. 508 £500-£550 A garnet 9ct yellow gold ring Size: Q. A garnet 9 stone cluster 9ct gold ring Size:L1/2. An oval stone yellow metal (thought to be gold) ring Size:I1/2. A 3 stone ganet brooch yellow metal (thought to be gold). A Victorian style brooch stamped 9ct. Total weight Approx 13.8 grms. £100-£130

509 A mixed bag of jewellery including pairs of earrings, brooches, bangles and necklaces. Some marked silver. £80-£100

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509 A Three row Freshwater pearl and Malachite necklace, threaded onto a 9ct yellow gold clasp, 48cm in length. 509 B 509 C £80-£100

509 B 509 C Two row grey and white freshwater pearl necklace, Keshi pearl necklace, threaded onto a 9ct yellow clasp, threaded onto a 9ct yellow gold clasp, 42cm in length. 45cm in length £80-£100 £80-£100 88

510 A fancy seed pearl cuff, elasticated lattice design. £40-£50

511 A Rolex Cellini watch. circa 1970. 18ct Gold. Total weight 70g. £2,000-£2,500

512 510 An arts and crafts silver & copper dish with a peacock on it, an arts and crafts copper plate, and an Indian and brass plate. (3) £20-£30

513 A boxed set of six knives with silver handles. (6) £20-£30 511

514 512 F. Goodall, two original prints, ‘The Tired Soldier,’ 25cm x 19cm, and ‘The Post Boy,’ 25cm x 17cm. (2) £20-£30

515 J. Hercik of Czechoslovakia, limited edition surrealist engraving. Circa 1940, framed and glazed, 9.5 x 6.5cm. £30-£40

† 516 Kay Boyce (21st century), pastel and pencil on paper of a young girl. Gallery label to reverse - ‘Rowles Fine Art.’ 513 48cm x 31cm. 515 £600-£800

† 517 Colin Newman FSBA (British, b.1923),’Gloucestershire Manor House’ watercolour, signed, framed and glazed. 50cm x 36cm. £100-£150

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† 518 Paul Dawson (British, late 20th Century), ‘In The Garden Room’ watercolour, signed, framed and glazed. 32.5cm x 31cm. £100-£150

† 519 Colin Newman FSBA (British, b.1923),’Hidcote Manor, The Old Garden’ watercolour, signed and dated 1990, framed and glazed. 36cm x 51cm. £100-£150

† 520 Noel Harry Leaver, ARCA, (British,1889 - 1951), Exeter Cathedral and the Bishops Palace, watercolour. signed. 518 framed and glazed. 36cm x 26cm. £200-£250

521 Arthur Claude Strachan (British,1885 - 1932), ‘Feathered Friends’ watercolour, signed, framed and glazed. 46cm x 29cm. £500-£600

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522 Charles Henry Clifford Baldwyn (British, 1859 - 1943), ‘Pheasant by the stream’ watercolour, signed, framed and glazed. 30.5cm x 46.5cm. £200-£250 522 90

† 523 William Egerton Hine (British, b.1926), ‘Children playing,’ watercolour, signed on verso, framed and glazed, 19.5cm x 13cm. £100-£120

† 524 Gordon King (British, b.1939 ), ‘Just That Look’ watercolour, signed, framed and glazed. 36.5cm x 26.5cm. £300-£350

† 525 William E Powell (British, 1878 - 1955) Royal Worcester artist. ‘Ducks in Flight’, watercolour, signed, framed and glazed. 28cm x 23cm. 523 524 £300-£350

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526 † 528 Thomas Dudley (British,1857 - 1935) ‘York Royal Maurice Kent (British. 20th Century), Chipping Campden Worcester artist, Peters Gate’ watercolour, signed, Church and Alms houses, watercolour, signed, framed and framed and glazed. 29cm x 22cm. glazed, 25cm x 40cm. £400-£500 £40-£50

527 J. Worrall (British, 1829 - 1913) ‘Sailors Dream’ watercolour Royal Worcester artist, signed and dated 1896, framed. 26.5cm x 18cm. £250-£300

529 W H Pigott (British,1810 - 1901), ‘Haymaking at Newark, Nottinghamshire,’ watercolour, signed and dated 1872, framed and glazed. 75cm x 39cm. 529 £1,000-£1,500 91

530 Douglas Mappin (English School, late 19th - early 20th Century.) ‘English Country Garden,’ watercolour signed, framed and glazed, 42cm x 29cm. £30-£40

531 Charles Edward Wilson (British,1854 - 1941), ‘Feeding the Ducks’ watercolour, signed, framed and glazed. 19cm x 26cm. 530 £2,000-£2,500

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532 534 English School (19th/20th century), Rural cottage scene, George Armfield, two paintings, (British,1808 - 1893), oil on canvas, framed. 19cm x 39cm. both depicting terrier dogs, oil on canvas, framed. 29cm x 24cm. (2) £80-£100 £300-£500 533 English School (19th/20th century), a pair of rural 535 landscapes, oil on board, framed and glazed, oval. 24cm Vincent Clare (British, 1855 - 1930), fruit on a mossy x 28.5cm. (2) bank, oil on canvas, signed, framed. 30cm x 22cm. £100-£150 £200-£300 92

536 539 Oliver Clare (British,1853 - 1927), still life of fruit, oil on English School painting (19th/20th Century), probably canvas, signed, framed. 24cm x 19cm Florence Nightingale, oil on canvas, unsigned, framed, 48cm x 35cm. £200-£300 £80-£100

537 † 540 A pair of English School (19th/20th Century), Rural scenes, oil on board, framed. 21cm x 31cm. (2) Friedrich Schaper (German, 1869 - 1956) Horse and Carriage scene, oil on board, signed, framed. 23cm x £80-£120 29cm. £1,500-£2,000 538 Richard Whitford (British 1821 - 1890). Hereford heifer, within a rural landscape. Within oak frame with gilt slip. Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1874. 57cm x 47cm £1,000-£1,500

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† 541 † 542 George Majewicz (German, 1897 - 1965), Leopard in a Tony Smith (British, b.1932 ), Alpha Romeo 2.3L Monza, tree, oil on canvas, signed, framed, 70cm x 60cm. super charged with Hawker Hart airplane, oil on canvas, signed, framed. 49cm x 75cm. £500-£600 £400-£500 † 543 Lionel Rouse (British,1913 - 1986) Alpha Romeo P3 1934, Tazio Nuvolari, oil on board, signed, framed. 89cm x 99cm. £800-£1,000

† 544 Duncan MacGregor (British, b.1961), ‘looking across the water’ acrylic, signed, framed, commissioned original. 131cm x 44cm. £1,000-£1,200 542

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† 545 Brian A. Shields, ‘Braaq’ (British,1951 - 1997) ‘I am not going out in that’ oil on board, signed Braaq, titled on frame and on label attached to the backboard. 40cm x 49cm. £7000 - £9000

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546 Andrea Carlo Lucchesi (British 1860 - 1924). ‘The Myrtles altar’ bronze, mid brown and dark green patina on a black marble plynth. Height 37cm. £5,000-£6,000

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547 A fine pear shaped fruitwood tea caddy. Height 18cm to top of stalk. £400-£600 547

548 A fine melon shaped fruitwood tea caddy.Height 15cm to top of stalk. £800-£1,200

549 A Tartan Ware letterbox, circa 1860. Height 14cm, width 25cm. £20-£30

550 A Pope Joan wooden game. circa 1830. £20-£30

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551 A Tunbridge Ware jewellery box, circa 1875. Height 8.5cm, width 20cm. £100-£150

552 A Tunbridge Ware jewellery box, circa 1875. Showing view of Battle Abbey. Height 7.5cm, width 20cm. £150-£200 96

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553 A Tunbridge Ware cabinet, with micro mosaic panels, circa 1850. £300-£350

554 A lacquered wooden box, late19th Century. £30-£50

555 A carved wooden eagle (possibly Indian Rose wood). Height 60cm. Wings detach from body. £20-£30

556 An Indian carved wooden clock tower. Height 81cm. 557 558 £40-£60

557 A carved wooden baboon, possibly from the Blackforest. Height 15cm. £40-£60

558 A wind-up cased Travel Gramophone by Schoch Switzerland. Case size 20cm x 25cm. £120-£140

559 A miniature oak altar cabinet piece. Height 83cm, width 41cm. £120-£140

560 A wooden hat stretcher, 20th Century. Height 35cm. £10-£20 559 560 97

561 An apprentice piece, a glass cased wind organ. Height 49cm, width 37cm. £100-£120

562 A large Art deco period clock with Spelter figure on onyx and stone base. Height 29cm, diameter 64cm. £100-£120

563 A metal standard lamp with Wedgwood roundels, late 561 19th century. Height 138cm. £100-£120

564 A wooden cigarette dispenser, modelled as a miniature 563 wind up organ, circa 1950. Height 15cm, width 19cm. £30-£50

562 565 A vintage Louis Vuitton case, 20th century, serial code inside 975633. 70cm x 46cm x 20cm. £800-£1,200

566 A Gordon Russell oak clock. Original paper label to verso, Height 187cm. £2,000-£3,000

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567 A Gordon Russell oak dining table. Height 75cm. 183cm x 73cm. £800-£1,200

568 A Scottish long case clock by Thomas Reid, Edinburgh. An 8 day, hour striking, long case clock with white painted dial in a mahogany case. Circa 1800. Height 212cm. 569 £300-£400

569 A table and six chairs, late 20th century. Table height 77cm, width 162cm, depth 74cm. (7) £40-£50 573 570 A sewing box, 20th century. Height 53 cm, width 51cm, 568 depth 33cm. £20-£30

571 An oak rocking chair, 20th century. Height 111cm, width 64cm, depth 86 £40-£60

572 A rocking chair. Height 102cm £40-£60

573 A table with two benches. Table height 74cm, width 105cm, depth 51cm. Bench height 102cm, width 105cm, depth 45cm. (3) £40-£60 571 572 99

574 Edwardian mahogany dressing table mirror, with three drawers width 47cm, height 64cm. £40-£60 574 575 Two side tables and a magazine rack, 20th century, One table and magazine rack in solid oak. Tallest 73cm. (3) £30-£50

576 A pair of prehistoric wood ornaments. (2) £10-£20

577 575 An oak desk with four drawers, 20th century. Height 79cm, width 90cm, depth 47cm. £50-£60

578 A pair of reproduction metal Chinese Gods. Height 52cm. (2) £100-£120

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576 582 579 An oak fire screen with woollen tapestry. Silk lined. Circa 1880. Height 125cm. £80-£100

λ 580 A taxidermy ostrich foot on wooden plynth. Height 14cm. £30-£40 577 581 A primitive carved dark wood crocodile, length 136cm. £200-£300

λ 582 A Taxidermy kestrel in a glass dome. Dome Height 47cm. 580 581 £60-£80 100

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