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Winter Antiques & Fine Art Auction Wednesday 27, Thursday 28 & Friday 29 November 2019 Chris Ewbank, FRICS, ASFAV Andrew Ewbank, BA, ASFAV John Snape, BA, ASFAV Alastair McCrea, MA Senior partner Partner Partner Partner [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Andrew Delve, MA, ASFAV Tim Duggan, ASFAV Andrea Machen, Cert GA Emily Angus, BA, FGA Partner Partner Jewellery Specialist Gemmologist [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Front cover: Lot 1137 Inside front cover: Lots 1, 2099 & 2036 Back cover: Lot 385 WINTER ANTIQUES & FINE ART AUCTION

Surrey & Hampshire’s Premier Auctioneers & Valuers

Winter Antiques & Fine Art Auction Jewellery & Costume Jewellery, Watches, Coins, Silver Plate, Silver, Fine Art, Ceramics & Glass, Collectables & Militaria, Books & Maps, Works of Art & Tea Caddies, Clocks, Antique Furniture and Persian Rugs

SALE: Wednesday 27, Thursday 28 & Friday 29 November 2019 from 9.30am

VIEWING: Saturday 23 November 10am - 2pm Monday 25 November 9am - 5pm Tuesday 26 November 9am - 7pm Days of Sale

For the fully illustrated catalogue, to leave commission bids, and to register for Ewbank’s Live Internet Bidding please visit our website: www.ewbankauctions.co.uk

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Buyer’s Premium at 28.8% inclusive of VAT, is payable on every lot in this sale. There is no additional online buyers premium payable on our website (www.ewbankauctions.co.uk). If bidding online via another third party commercial bidding platform additional charges will apply, see the terms and conditions on the specific website for details.Artist Resale Right is payable on selected lots where marked in the catalogue. Ewbank’s are no longer able to accept cheques as payment for lots purchased at auction.

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http://twitter.com/EwbankAuctions www.facebook.com/Ewbanks1 ORDER OF SALE information for buyers at auctions Wednesday 27 November 2019 at 9.30am 1. Introduction. The following notes are intended to assist bidders and buyers, particularly Lot Section will those that are inexperienced or new to our salerooms. All of our auctions are governed by not start our Conditions of Business incorporating the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to before time sellers), the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any notices that Jewellery & Costume Jewellery 1 9:30am are displayed in our salerooms or announced by the auctioneer at the auction. Our Conditions of Business are available for inspection at our salerooms and the Terms of Sale are printed Watches 348 1:50pm in the back of our auction catalogues and on our web-site. Our staff will be happy to help Coins 406 2:25pm you if there is anything in our Conditions of Business that you do not fully understand. Please make sure that you read our Terms of Sale set out in this catalogue or on our website carefully before bidding in the auction. If your bid is successful, you will be Thursday 28 November 2019 at 9.30am obliged to comply with our Terms of Sale. Lot Section will 2. Agency. As auctioneers we usually act on behalf of the seller whose identity, for reasons not start of confidentiality, is not normally disclosed. If you buy at auction your contract for the before time goods is with the seller, not with us as auctioneer. Silver Plate 1000 9:30am 3. Estimates. Estimates are designed to help you gauge what sort of sum might be involved Silver 1011 9:35am for the purchase of a particular lot. Estimates may change and should not be thought of as the sale price. The lower estimate may represent the reserve price (the minimum price for Fine Art 1156 12:25pm which a lot may be sold) and will not be below the reserve price. Estimates do not include the buyer’s premium or VAT (where chargeable). Estimates are prepared some time before the auction and may be altered by a saleroom notice or announcement by the auctioneer Friday 29 November 2019 at 9.30am before the auction of the lot. They are not definitive. Lot Section will 4. Buyer’s Premium. The Terms of Sale oblige you to pay a buyer’s premium at 28.8% not start inclusive of VAT on the hammer price of each lot purchased. See below for VAT definitions. before time 5. VAT. Items in our catalogue may be marked in the following ways: Ceramics & Glass 2000 9:30am a. (†) indicates that VAT is payable by the buyer on the hammer price as well as being an element in the buyer’s premium. VAT will be chargeable at the standard rate (presently Collectables & Militaria 2074 10:25am 20%). This imposition of VAT is likely to be because the seller is registered for VAT Books & Maps 2116 10:55am within the European Union and is not operating the Dealers Margin Scheme or because Works of Art & Tea Caddies 2135 11:10am VAT is due at 20% on importation into the UK. Clocks 2163 11:30am b. (**) indicates that the lot has been imported from outside the European Union. [These lots are liable to a reduced rate of VAT (5%) on the hammer price and buyer’s premium)]. Antique Furniture 2194 11:50am c. Lots which do not have either of the above symbols have no VAT payable on the hammer Persian Rugs 2364 1:55pm price. This is because such lots are sold using the Auctioneers’ Margin Scheme. The VAT included within the premium is not recoverable as input tax. 6. Inspection of goods by the buyer. As we act on behalf of the seller, we are dependent on information provided by the seller about their goods. We may inspect lots and will act EXPLANATION OF PICTURE CATALOGUING TERMS reasonably in taking a general view about them. However, we are normally unable to carry out detailed examinations of lots to check their condition in the way a buyer would do. Any statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, You will have ample opportunity to inspect the goods. You must inspect and investigate provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is lots that you might wish to bid for. Please note carefully the exclusion of liability for the not to be taken as a statement of representation of fact. The Auctioneers reserve the right, in forming their opinion, to condition of lots set out in the Terms of Sale at clause 12.4. consult and rely upon any expert or authority considered by 7. Electrical goods. These are sold as “antiques” only. If you buy electrical goods for use them to be reliable. you must ask a qualified electrician to check them for compliance with safety regulations Firstname Surname: in our opinion a work by the artist. before you use them. Attributed to Firstname Surname: in our opinion a work of the 8. Export of goods. If you intend to export goods you must find out: period, which may be in the whole, or in part, the work of the artist. a. whether an export licence is needed; and Studio of Firstname Surname: in our opinion a work by an unknown b. if there is a prohibition on importing goods of that character e.g. because the goods contain hand, which may have been executed in the studio of the artist. prohibited materials such as ivory. Circle of Firstname Surname: in our opinion a work from the period of the artist and showing his influence. 9. Bidding. Bidders will be required to register with us before the auction starts. We reserve the right to impose a deadline prior to the auction by which you must register or by which Follower of Firstname Surname: in our opinion a work executed we must receive a commission bid. If you wish to bid on high value lots this deadline in the style of the artist, but not necessarily by a pupil. may be several days before the auction in order to allow us sufficient time to carry out the Manner of Firstname Surname: in our opinion a work executed in necessary checks. Lots will be invoiced to the name and address on the registration form. the style of the artist, but at a later date. You will need to provide us with proof of your identity in a form acceptable to us and such After Firstname Surname: in our opinion a copy of any date after other information as we may require. Please enquire in advance about our arrangements a work by the artist Signed / Inscribed / for telephone or online bidding. Please note that we may refuse to register you if you do not Dated Firstname Surname: in our opinion the work has been signed provide us with all the information and documentation that we ask for or at our discretion. / inscribed / dated by the artist. Phone bidders must be prepared to guarantee a starting bid of at least £1,000 if they wish Bears signature / inscription / date of Firstname Surname: in to bid by telephone. our opinion the signature / inscription / date are probably not by the 10. Commission bidding. You may leave commission bids (absentee bids) with us indicating hand of the artist. the maximum amount to be bid against a lot (excluding the buyer’s premium and/or any Measurements: Height precedes width. applicable VAT). We will execute commission bids as cheaply as possible having regard to the reserve (if any) and competing bids. If two buyers submit identical commission bids we may prefer the first bid received (where this can be reasonably ascertained). Please enquire in advance about our arrangements for the leaving of commission bids by telephone Hammer Price Royalty or email or via our website or online bidding platform.

From 0 to €50,000 4% 11. Methods of Payment. Usually any cheques will need to be cleared before you can take the goods away. Please discuss with our office in advance of the sale if you plan to use From €50,000.01 to €200,000 3% other methods of payment (except cash, for which there is an upper limit of 15,000 euros From €200,000.01 to €350,000 1% equivalent). There is an additional charge of 2.5% plus VAT on credit card payments with From €350,000.01 to €500,000 0.5% no additional charge on debit card payments (either made securely online or in person via a chip and pin machine). Exceeding €500,000 0.25% 12. Collection and storage. Please note what the Terms of Sale say about collection and Artists Resale Right: Buyers of lots executed by qualifying artists are storage. It is important that you pay for and collect goods promptly and within 7 days of the subject to ARR payments which will be added to the purchasers invoice. end of a sale. Any delay may involve you having to pay storage charges which are currently Where possible such lots are marked in the catalogue with a §. The charge will be applied where the hammer price exceeds the threshold and will set at £5 plus VAT per lot per day. be up to a maximum of 4%, see the table above or the DACS website (www.dacs.org) for more information. Please note Buyer’s Premium 28.8% inclusive of VAT Artist’s Index

A G O Anders, E. Goble, W. O’Neill, G.B. B Goddard, W.W. P Balfour Browne, V.R. H Pellett, S. Barron, T. Hardy, T.B. Pollentine, A. Bazeley, C.J. Herrmann, H. Pritchett, R.T. Birchall, W.M. Holland, J. Prout, S.G. Bowler, H.A Houston, J.M. R Brown, R. Howitt, E. Richardson, T.M. II C Hunter, M. Hutchinson, G. S Calladine, W. Sarto, L. Campbell, C. J Shalders, G. Campbell, J.H. Jarvi, B. Sheffield, G. Le Cave, P. L Snape, M. Le Clerke Fowle, K.S. Langloise, M.W. Sokolova, I.V. Clarence, A. De Lievin, A T Clarke, J. Lawrence, A.K. Cole, G. Thornley, W.A. Lawson, F.W. Tunnicliffe, C.F. Cole, G.V. Lewis, L. Cox, M. Lines, H.H. V Vivian, T.I. D M Dixon, C.E. De Marchi, L W Donat, M. Machell, R. Wagemaekers, V. E Marko, D. Webb, J. Emanuelov, V. Maroniez, G. Wesson, E. Martens, W. Williams, W.H. F Wilson, A.G. Fiandaca, G. Mason, F.H. Moore, R. Wilson, C. Fiori, P. Wyllie, W.L. Flemming, K. Morgan, D. Fletcher, H. Morton, C. Y Formilli, C. Muller, G. Yates, F. Foster, R. N Furst, J. Nicholson, W.N.P. Nixon, K.

Wednesday 27 November, 9.30am

Jewellery & Costume Jewellery Watches Coins

Lot 117 JEWELLERY 7 Two rings, one diamond half eternity ring, This section of the sale will not start before estimated total diamond weight 0.50 carats, 9.30am ring size J and green hard stone ring, 1 size M, both mounted in 9ct yellow gold. Edwardian pendant set with stones in £100-150 colours of the Suffragette Movement, 8 openwork design with laurel leaves Gold and amethyst two stone pendant amethyst and peridot, 9ct gold, length 5cm, necklace in 9ct and a gilt metal and paste in box by Henry Jones & Co, St Pauls necklace, with curb link chain stamped 9ct. Churchyard London. This lot is to be £80-120 sold on behalf of Woking And Sam Beare 13 Hospices. £100-150 9 13 See Illustration inside front page Modern diamond set oval hinged bangle, Belle Epoque pendant brooch, set with set with Swiss cut diamonds, estimated rose cut diamonds and thirteen white 2 total diamond weight 0.30 carats, with A pair of vintage drop earrings set with blue pearls, mounted testing as platinum, concealed clasp and two figure of eight zircon and white sapphire mount testing with removable brooch fitting in 15ct, catches, mounted in 9ct yellow gold. as 9ct, with post and butterfly fittings, concealed loop on the reverse, 4.4 x 3.8cm. £200-300 4 x 1cm. To be sold in aid of Princess Alice £400-600 Hospice. £100-150 10 See Illustration Edwardian necklace, set with round cut garnets and seed pearls, integrated belcher link chain, with barrel clasp, in 9ct yellow gold, 40cm in length. £100-150

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A pair of contemporary diamond earrings, 14 set with pear cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 0.80 carats, mounted in 14 stepped rub over setting stamped 14ct, with Late Victorian buckle ring, floral detailing, post and butterfly fittings. £700-1000 inside engraved ‘Dear Mother at rest April See Illustration 10. 1891’, in 22ct hallmarked Birmingham 1874, ring size M½. £200-300 4 See Illustration Diamond ring and matching wedding band, both set with round brilliant cut diamonds 11 mounted in 18ct white gold, and ring size L. £350-450 11 Graduated aquamarine necklace, faceted 5 stones in a collet setting, largest 8 x 6mm, Gold Etruscan style ring set with diamonds smallest 5 x 3.5mm, mounted in 14ct and beaded decoration within a rope twist yellow gold, 26cm in length, with ‘S’ border, signed by Yanes Madrid, marks for shaped clasp. £500-800 18ct gold, ring size N½. £450-550 See Illustration

15 15 Pair of Art Deco period diamond set cufflinks, with hinged backs, unmarked, testing as 15ct. £250-350 See Illustration

16 C 1900 a gold ring set with large cushion cut synthetic sapphire, the openwork 6 mount with gothic style motif, ring size L. £200-300 6 Triple colour pearl and diamond ring, in 17 fluid form, stamped ‘750’ for 18ct white 12 Royal Artillery an early 20th century gold, ring size I. £200-300 sweetheart brooch, set with small diamonds See Illustration 12 and enamel, with motto Ubique, 15ct gold. A pair of multi-colour sapphire earrings, £150-250 in a grape style setting, wire fittings and settings in 14ct white gold. £180-220 See Illustration

20 Three gold wedding bands, one 22ct, ring size R½ and two matching, stamped 14ct, both size O½. £150-250 39 37 21 Antique style ring set with central synthetic sapphire, surrounded by rose cut diamond, 30 37 mount testing as silver and shank testing as Contemporary sapphire and diamond Opal drop earrings, cabochon cut opals in a 9ct, ring size G. £150-250 pendant, set with an oval cut blue sapphire, spectacle setting, in a graduated chandelier estimated weight 0.53 carat, and diamond design, French wire fittings, in 14ct yellow 22 set frame, chain 41cm in length, all in 18ct gold. £180-220 Pear cut diamond and Sapphire cluster drop white gold. £400-600 See Illustration earrings by ‘Love’ Vera Wang, 18ct white gold post and butterfly clasps, in Vera Wang 31 38 pouch and original box. £200-300 Vintage sapphire and diamond cluster ring, An Art Deco diamond and onyx bow mount stamped 18ct and platinum, ring brooch, millgrain set with transition cut 23 size N. £300-500 stones, and channel set onyx, estimated Three vintage cocktail rings, one with step total diamond weight 2.00 carats, mounted cut smoky quartz in 18ct gold mount, ring 32 in platinum, with gold pin testing as 14ct, size J similar with oval stone in rub over Regency floral brooch, set with foil backed 2 x 4.5cm. £400-600 setting, unmarked, ring size H and a 9ct central oval cut aquamarine and six round citrine set ring, ring size M½, all boxed. cut amethysts, pin and catch fitting, mount 39 £200-300 testing as 18ct, 3.2 x 2.8cm, in fitted box. Art Deco period cocktail ring set with £200-300 old cut diamonds and synthetic sapphires 24 in 18ct white gold, ring size M, boxed. Modern Opal cluster ring set in 9ct gold 33 £300-500 mount, ring size N½. £80-120 A Victorian brooch set with banded agate, See Illustration gold leaf scrolls and enamel, the reverse 25 with locket back, 4.5 x 3.5cm and a Three rings, one single stone diamond, Georgian gold memorial brooch set with size L, Edwardian cluster, size M and seed pearls and enamel the reverse with aquamarine dress ring, size L, all mounted inscription to John Parker, dated 1809. in 18ct. £180-220 £180-220 See Illustration 26 Vintage dress ring, set with five round cut 34 rubies, ring size U, mount stamped 14ct. Three stone diamond ring, three round £200-300 brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total weight 0.80 carats, with Swiss cut diamond 27 set shoulders, mount stamped 18ct and Dress ring, set with five round cut blue platinum, ring size K. £500-800 40 sapphires, ring size V, mount stamped 14ct. Burmese ruby and diamond ring, £200-300 35 the ruby of 1.80 carat, set with two Contemporary sapphire and diamond ring trapeze cut diamonds, set in platinum 28 with three sapphires in rub over setting, marked ‘Tinum’, ring size O½. This Three stone sapphire and diamond ring, and two brilliant cut diamonds, in 9ct gold lot is accompanied by a gemmological with central round sapphire and two mount, ring size L. £150-250 report from The Precious Stone brilliant cut diamonds, total diamond Laboratory London dated 1999, weight 0.40 carat, in 18ct gold, ring 36 Stating that the ruby is natural, there is size N½. £150-250 Gold wedding band, with bevelled no evidence of heat treatment and the edges, 6mm in width, in 9ct yellow gold, country of Origin is Mogok Burma. 29 hallmarked Birmingham 1993, ring size U. Signed by gemmologist Eric C Emms. Modern diamond ring, set with seven round £70-100 brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total £2000-3000 diamond weight 0.50 carat, mounted in See Illustration 18ct gold, ring size P. £300-400

47 Coral necklace, cylindrical beads, 8mm in diameter, strung with knots, with engraved barrel clasp testing as 9ct, 41cm. £200-300

48 Modern double row diamond bracelet, rub over set with round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 2.00ct, concealed clasp, with two figure of eight safety catches, mounted in 18ct yellow gold, length 19cm. £1800-2200 See Illustration

49 49 Modern diamond and peridot set dress ring, the central peridot 3.70 carats, diamond border and shoulders, 18ct white gold, ring size N. £400-600 See Illustration

48 50 41 43 50 Victorian seal fob, octagonal smokey quartz An emerald cut diamond, estimated weight, Contemporary diamond hoop earrings, with crest engraving, mounted in 18ct, 2.39 carats, set in Art Deco style mount, channel set with square princess cut 3.2 x 2cm and vintage gold bow brooch in stamped platinum, ring size P. This lot is diamonds, total weight, 0.70 carat, settings 9ct yellow gold. £300-500 accompanied by a recent lab report from stamped 18ct. £650-750 WGI London, stating carat weight 2.39, See Illustration colour G Clarity VVS 2. £4000-6000 See Illustration

44 Pearl and diamond necklace; single strand of pearls with adjustable diamond set 42 clasp and diamond set triangular terminal 42 together with a pair of pearl and diamond Georgian mourning ring, central hair panel, earrings, mounts stamped 18ct. £250-350 set within a pearl border, reverse inscription ‘Josh Seger Ob 4 May 1821 at 80 yrs’, 45 mounted in 15ct, ring size J and a similar 1930s twist ring, set with old cut diamonds, brooch, with later pin and catch fitting, estimated total diamond weight 0.50 carats, mounted in 9ct 2.5 x 1.5cm. £200-300 ring size N, with a similar 1940s diamond 51 See Illustration three stone and a Vintage tourmaline dress ring, both size O, all mounted in 18ct. 51 £300-500 Vintage cocktail ring set with a large single pearl and satellite set diamonds, in 14ct white and yellow gold, pearl 10mm diameter, ring size M½. £500-800 See Illustration

54 Pearl and diamond twist ring; a cream pearl flanked either side by three graduated old cut diamonds, set in 18ct white gold. 64 65 £150-250 64 65 55 Sapphire and diamond bracelet, set Modern floating diamond pendant, set Citrine and cultured pearl bracelet; ten with Swiss cut diamonds and square cut with round brilliant cut diamonds in square oval cut citrines alternated with two sapphires, concealed clasp and two figure frame, 2.5 x 1.8cm, with a curb link chain, cultures pearls, with safety chain, 9ct gold. of eight safety catches, mount stamped accompanied by a pair of diamond hoops, £300-500 18ct, 19cm in length. £500-800 with post and clip fittings and another See Illustration similar pair of hoop set with cubic zirconia, 56 all mounted in 18ct yellow gold. £400-600 Gold garnet and diamond earrings and See Illustration pendant; each square cut garnet is four-claw set with a bezel set round brilliant cut diamond to each centre, mounts testing as 9ct yellow gold. £120-160

57 1950s opal and diamond ring, set with an oval opal, with four round brilliant cut diamonds set in each quarter, with a scrolled gallery and engraved shoulders, mounted in platinum, ring size L. £1200-1600 See Illustration

58 Black opal triplet ring, 14 x 9mm, diamond set shoulders, mounted in 18ct gold, ring size P. £450-550

59 Jadeite jade carved ring, a nephrite jade necklace, and a banded agate pendant. To be sold in aid Oxfam. £70-100

60 Two wedding bands, one in 22ct gold, 53 ring size I, and another 18ct ring size R. £180-220

61 A group of amethyst and pearl jewellery, ring with oval amethyst within a border of pearls, and matching earrings, a rectangular amethyst ring and a pair of pearl cluster earrings, all 9ct. £150-250

62 A pair of South sea pearl and diamond earrings, the pearls with pink overtone, 10.5mm, with brilliant and baguette cut diamonds, total diamond weight estimated at 0.50 carat. £1000-1500 See Illustration

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66 69 71 An opal set fringe necklace, cabochon Group of rings, a 19th century Maltese cross Art Deco panel ring, centrally set with cut opals spectacle set, in 14ct yellow memorial ring with personal inscription, two square cut sapphire, surrounded by gold, length 22cm. £350-450 gold signet rings, 9ct and another in silver. transitional cut diamond, estimated total £150-250 diamond weight 0.50 carats, mounted in 67 platinum, ring size K. £300-500 Pair of amethyst set twisted rope knot 70 gold earrings and two other twisted Belle Époque enamel and diamond brooch, 72 rope knot gold earrings, all in 9ct. by Risler & Carré, with rose-cut diamond Carnelian intaglio cut seal ring with portrait £150-250 set branches, on a blue guilloche enamel of a 19th century gentleman, in 9ct gold, background, with a rose-cut diamond set Carnelian size 21 x 18mm, ring size L½. 68 surround, reverse is engraved with ribbon £300-400 Lapis lazuli gold necklace; lapis lazuli floral basket detailing, pin bearing French beads alternated with gold bar links, marks for 18ct and maker’s mark, 3.9 x 2.7cm. 73 clasp ring hallmarked 9ct, length 52cm. £2000-3000 1920s gold matchstick case, the hinged £150-250 See Illustration cover with engine turned decoration, by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham, 1925, stamped 375, 6cm wide. £300-500

74 Diamond line bracelet, set with thirty four rub over set round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 1.70 carats, concealed clasp, figure of eight safety catch, mount testing as 18ct, 17cm in length. £1000-2000 See Illustration

77 75 75 Emerald and diamond ring with central step cut and two pear form emeralds within a diamond border, set in 18ct white gold, Circa 1970. £500-800 See Illustration

76 Single stone ring, set with transitional cut diamond, estimated weight 0.48 carat, with diamond set shoulders, mount stamped 18ct gold, ring size R½. £300-500

78 Art Deco period brooch, set with eight old cut diamond, estimated total diamond weight 0.50 carats, nine white pearls, round rose gold details testing as 9ct, pin and trombone fitting, mount testing as 14ct white gold, 85 5.7 x 2.2cm. £300-500

79 83 89 Nicholas Wylde design tanzanite and Vintage gold brick link bracelet, figure of Vintage diamond and agate pendant set diamond set, including a three stone eight safety clasp and safety chain, 9ct. with six brilliant cut stones, and a tablet ring, with an central oval cut tanzanite £250-350 form agate stone, textured gold mount, 7.7 x 5.5mm, set in between two round C 1970, total diamond weight estimated 84 brilliant cut diamonds, ring size M, at 0.25 carat, on 9ct gold box link Vintage mouse brooch with ruby set eyes accompanied by a pair of matching earrings, chain. This lot is to be sold on behalf in 18ct textured gold, C 1970, length 5cm. with post and butterfly fittings and a pendant of Woking And Sam Beare Hospices. £250-350 with intergraded chain, 45cm in length, £100-150 all mounted in platinum and 18ct yellow 85 90 gold, all with Nicholas Wylde paperwork. Diamond ring set with baguette and brilliant Old cut diamond claw set estimated at £1500-2500 cut stones, total diamond weight estimated 1.50 carats, claw set in later pendant See Illustration at 0.90 carat, in 14ct white and yellow gold, mount, testing as 18ct. £1200-1600 ring size M. £700-1000 80 See Illustration See Illustration Cartier a vintage Trinity series ring with 91 seven individual bands, two white gold two 86 Diamond ring, set with a central rose and three yellow, marks for Cartier Marina B design citrine half hoop earrings emerald cut diamond, estimated Paris, and each band with French gold purity with serial number and a pair of gold knot weight 1.00 carat, with two tapered marks for 18ct, numbered 46, C1960. To be earrings with serial number both stamped baguette cut diamonds set either side, sold in aid of the Oxfam Charity. £400-600 ‘750’ for 18ct gold. £150-250 estimated colour F-G, clarity Vs ring 81 size J, mounted in platinum, hallmarked 87 London 1994. £1500-2500 Contemporary pearl and diamond drop Aquamarine and diamond dress ring, See Illustration earrings and pendant, set in 18ct gold with a central fancy cut aquamarine, 7 x 7mm, set box link chain, cased. £200-300 in diamond quatrefoil frame, with brown 92 diamond set shoulder, mount stamped 14ct, 82 Edwardian pendant set with seed pearls inside band engraved Le Vian, ring size N, Black pearl necklace, with sphere clasp and peridot, 4.3cm on belcher chain, with original paperwork 2017. £300-500 stamped 750 for 18ct white gold; together seed pearl ear studs and half pearl bar brooch, all 9ct. £120-160 with matching stud earrings, each accented 88 with a round brilliant cut diamond. Pair of pink tourmaline earrings, oval faceted £150-250 stones collet set in a graduated chandelier style setting, gold wires and setting 14ct yellow gold. £180-220

93 95 98 Diamond and tanzanite drop earrings, the Five rings, one twist ring set with opals, 1970s Gold woven necklet, with three pear cut stones suspended from wavy line mount testing as 18ct, ring size P, another white gold cross details, concealed clasp, bars, in 18ct white gold, length 3.2cm. set with seed pearls and garnets, an with a figure of eight safety catch, in 18ct £600-800 amethyst and pearl ring, both size O, and gold, 43cm in length. £1000-1500 See Illustration two paste rings all mounted in 9ct yellow See Illustration gold. £200-300 94 99 Modernist design ring set with round 96 1970s Woven and cross link bracelet, with brilliant cut diamond in six claw mount, A group of opal doublet jewellery, hidden clasp, 10mm in width, 18ct white and triangular form gold mount, with hammered including a heart pendant, mount testing as yellow gold, 17.5cm in length. £600-1000 finish, C 1970, mount stamped 18ct, ring 14ct, 4.5 x 3cm, an oval ring, ring size G See Illustration size K. This lot is accompanied by a recent and a pair of earrings, with screw back gemmological report from WGI London, fitting for non-pierced ears both set in 100 stating carat weight 1.08 carats, colour G silver. £400-600 A pair of emerald and diamond cluster and clarity Vvs2. £1500-2500 earrings, set with round cut emeralds and See Illustration 97 round brilliant cut diamonds, mounted in Garnet dress ring, set with a large round cut 18ct white gold, with post and butterfly almandine purplish pink garnet, estimated fittings, in a George Farrer Ltd box. weight 3.80 carats, mount testing as 9ct, £250-350 ring size R. £70-100

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105 105 Vintage diamond ring, set with an old cut diamond, estimated weight 1.23 carats 109 and a transitional cut diamond, estimated 109 weight 0.83 carats, mounted in 9ct yellow Vintage gold torque necklace, plain 101 gold, ring size Y. £1500-2500 undulating band, with hinged opening, See Illustration 101 marked 750 for 18ct gold, boxed. Edwardian style star brooch, centrally 106 £1000-1500 set with round brilliant cut diamond, Diamond set engagement ring and wedding See Illustration encompassed by a halo of sapphires, each band engagement ring with six princess cut star point set with four graduated diamonds, diamonds and round brilliant cut diamond accented by an alternating round cut set shoulders, mounted in 18ct white gold, sapphire, estimated total diamond weight ring size L and K. £250-350 0.75 carats, pin and roll catch fitting, mounted in silver and 18ct, 3.6 x 3.6cm. 107 £300-500 Contemporary white gold ring, pave set See Illustration with diamonds, ring size N½, mounted in 18ct. £600-800 102 Diamond half eternity ring, channel set baguette cut diamonds, mounted in 18ct white gold, ring size G. £200-300

103 Aquamarine and blue sapphire set fringe necklace, faceted pear cut aquamarines and cabochon cut sapphires, collet set in 14ct 110 yellow gold, 26cm in length. £700-1000 See Illustration 108 110 Vintage 1970s gold brooch set with step 108 104 cut emeralds and diamond set branch Lavender jade earrings, with oval cabochon Opera length pearl necklace, cream round and leaves, in unmarked testing as 9ct, stones with surround of small diamonds, pearls, 6mm in diameter, strung with 6.2 x 4.2cm. £300-500 14ct gold, post and clip fittings, 1970-1980. knots, with diamond and pearl set clasp, See Illustration hallmarked 14ct. £80-120 £200-300 See Illustration

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111 117 Double string of cultured pearls secured Edwardian diamond pendant by to a sapphire and diamond set gold clasp, Garrard & Co, set with old and rose cut pearls of uniform colour and size, 6.5-7cm, diamonds, with separate brooch fitting length 72cm and 74cm, and a matching estimated total diamond weight 4.80 carats, pair of sapphire and diamond earrings with mounted in 15ct, gold and silver, 6 x 22cm, post and clip fittings, stamped 14ct, C 1970. in original, fitted box. £3500-4500 £700-1000 See Illustration See Illustration 118 112 Emerald and diamond cluster ring, central Early 20th century ruby and diamond gold oval cut emerald, set in a border of round crescent brooch, set with eleven round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total faceted rubies, the largest estimated at diamond weight 0.80 carats, emerald 0.65 carat, with rose cut diamonds and a 4.5 x 5mm mounted in 18ct, ring size K. diamond set border, unmarked, 3.5 x 3cm. £350-450 £1000-1500 See Illustration 119 114 Edwardian style plaque ring set with a fire 113 opal and diamonds in a millgrain setting, Amethyst and pearl set brooch, the oval 18ct white and yellow gold, ring size O. cut amethyst of around 25.00 carats, £400-600 within a border of pearls, in gold mount with inscription, LLOK, and dated 1916, 3 x 2.4cm. £200-300

114 Early 20th century crescent moon and star brooch, set with rose cut diamonds, in closed back setting, with a dentil border, the centre stone estimated at 0.65 carats, brooch 4.5 x 4.5cm. £1000-1500 See Illustration

115 120 Art Deco period sapphire and diamond 120 ring, set with a central oval cabochon stone Diamond set flower head ring with central within a border of rose cut diamonds, amethyst, estimated total diamond weight mounted in 18ct, ring size O. £1000-1500 0.65 carats, mounted in 18ct gold, ring See Illustration size O. £550-650 See Illustration 116 Jade ring, marquise shaped jade cabochon, 121 claw set, ring size I, with a pair of jade drop Victorian gold brooch with foliate engraving earrings, screw back fittings for non-pierced and set with a large citrine and a later gold ears and a graduated pearl necklace, white and citrine fob, 9ct. £120-160 gold clasp, all testing as 14ct. £200-300

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127 127 Scarf pin with portrait of a Bull dog by John William Bailey, 1831-1914, artist in enamels, the reverse with painted signature and dated 1892, mount testing as 15ct, together with a modern Smokey quartz pendant set in silver, and other items. £150-250 See Illustration 122 Victorian gold snake necklace, head set with pearls and oval cut ruby eyes, on top of blue guilloche enamel, with graduated gold scales, in 15ct, 43cm in length. £2800-3200 See Illustration

123 Chinese gold bangle with decoration of a dragon and exotic bird in relief, ball screw fitting, stamped marks, testing as 20ct or higher internal diameter 5cm. £800-1200 See Illustration

128 124 125 128 Antique gold snake ring, the head set with Victorian brooch, central oval cabochon Antique locket with enamel decoration an old cut diamond body curled as a triple cut opal, glazed panel on the reserve, showing a cricketer batting, the reverse ring, hallmarked Birmingham 1903, ring hallmarked Chester 1890, in 15ct gold, and with foliate engraving, unmarked testing size S. £200-300 a pair of carved jade earrings with fish scale as gold front and back, 4.5 x 2.8cm, with a filigree decoration in silver gilt. £200-300 fancy link chain marked 9ct. £150-250 See Illustration

126 Victorian gold horse shoe brooch set with 129 a border of old cut 129 diamonds and line Antique ring, set with oval cabochon cut of sapphires of good turquoise, pearl and old cut diamonds, colour, 3.2 x 2.7cm, estimated total diamond weight 0.24 carats, boxed. £1500-2000 mounted in 18ct, ring size K. £600-1000 See Illustration See Illustration

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130 130 19th century banded agate casket, each of the three lids lifting to reveal a compartment, set in white metal, on agate ball feet 5.5 x 12 x 7.5cm. £100-200 131 See Illustration

131 Antique diamond set ring, central old cut stone estimated weight 1.07 carats, surrounded by twelve other diamonds, estimated total weight 2.53 carats, mount stamped 18ct, ring size M. £2000-3000 See Illustration

132 Late Victorian rose cut diamond and seed pearl ring, hallmarked Chester 1881, mounted in 15ct, ring size O, with a wedding band, in 9ct and Victorian silver cased scent bottle by Sampson & Mordan. £80-120

134 Contemporary rectangular step cut diamond pendant, estimated diamond weight 1.77 carats, mounted in four claw setting testing as 18ct, with a fixed 133 bail, on a twist link chain marked 14ct and with two other loose baguette 133 cut diamonds in settings. This lot is accompanied by recent lab report WGI Edwardian gold peridot and seed pearl pendant, London, stating carat weight 1.77, colour F and Clarity Vs1. £4000-6000 with heart shaped peridot suspended on a bar, clasp See Illustration marked 9ct. £100-200 See Illustration

137 137 Rhodolite garnet necklace, set with eighteen oval and pear cut faceted garnets linked by gold chain, each garnet is 142 143 approximately 8.5 x 6.5mm, mounted in 14ct yellow gold, 30cm in length. 140 143 £700-1000 Early 20th century floral pendant, set with Victorian aquamarine and seed pearl set See Illustration old cut and rose cut diamonds, mounted brooch, a pair of floral pink paste stone in silver and 9ct, rose cut diamond and earrings, both mounted in 18ct yellow gold emerald set clasp, integrated belcher link and a pair of blue paste drop earrings, in chain testing as silver, 44cm in length. 9ct. £180-220 £400-600 See Illustration

141 144 Mixed lot of antique items, Citrine seal fob, Three antique rings, one three-stone Victorian wirework brooch set with round diamond set, size M, another set with cut Smokey quartz, two enamel lockets, all diamond and turquoise in marquise form, testing as 15ct, 19th century buckle brooch, size Q, both hallmarked 18ct and a blood testing as 9ct with a higher wash, carnelian stone signet ring, testing as 15ct, ring 138 and silver gilt seal fob and two gilt metal size M. £100-150 open lockets. £300-400 138 145 Vintage crescent brooch, set with faceted 142 Three gem set rings; one round cut oval rubies of good colour and brilliant cut Edwardian floral brooch, set with old cut and colourless topaz, ring size M, another set diamonds in 18ct gold mount hallmarked rose cut diamonds, estimated total diamond with a yellow paste stone, size L, both 1972 London, 3 x 2.5cm. £400-600 weight 4.00 carats, mounted in 15ct, with mounts stamped 14ct and a agate and pearl See Illustration pin and catch fitting, 3.3 x 3cm. £700-1000 dress ring, size L, setting testing as silver See Illustration gilt. £150-250

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146 148 152 Two sapphire and diamond rings, one Art Deco style drop earrings, set brilliant A group of antique jewellery, including vintage three stone cluster, ring size K and cut diamond and channel square cut a Pietra Dura pendant with later brooch a dress ring, size L, both mounts stamped sapphire, length 5cm, post and butterfly fitting, testing as 18ct, Edwardian seed 18ct. £450-650 fittings, testing as 18ct white gold. pearl set bar brooch, in 15ct, three Victorian £500-800 brooches, one mourning brooch with See Illustration inscription, two monogram necklaces, all testing as 9ct and a gilt metal brooch. 149 £400-600 Diamond ring with single brilliant cut stone See Illustration of 1.11 carat in 18ct gold rub over setting, ring size Q. This lot is accompanied by a 153 recent gemmological certificate from WGI Vintage French gold necklace, seven larger London, stating Colour grade F, Clarity triangular filigree links, bolt ring clasp, VS1, Cut grade Very Good. £1200-1500 bearing French eagle mark for 18ct, 42cm See Illustration in length. This lot is to be sold on behalf of Woking And Sam Beare Hospices. 150 £200-300 Victorian diamond star brooch, set with nine old cut diamonds, estimated total 154 diamond weight 2.25 carats, in eight point Sixteen stick pins, one set with turquoise star border, surrounded by eight cream and rose cut diamond in clover leaf motif, pearls, mount testing as 15ct, with later another set with seed pearls in the form of pin and roll catch fitting, 4.2 x 3.5cm. a bird, some marked 9ct, 14ct, and other £800-1200 testing as 15ct, silver gilt and gilt metal.

See Illustration £120-180 147 147 151 155 Diamond full eternity ring, claw set with A group of jewellery, abacus pendant Edwardian oval hinged bangle, set with fifteen round brilliant cut diamonds, set with five diamonds and chain, April central round cut peridot and seed pearl, estimated total diamond weight 3.00 carats, calendar pendant and antique letter P concealed clasp with safety chain, stamped mount testing as platinum, ring size K. brooch, rose cut diamond and sapphire set 15ct. £250-350 £2000-3000 locket, all mounted in 9ct and gem set gilt See Illustration metal necklace. £180-220

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161 Emerald and diamond cluster ring, central rectangular cut emerald, estimated total weight 0.60 carats, surrounded by round brilliant cut diamonds, mounted in 18ct yellow gold, hallmarked London 1987, ring size L. £400-600 167 171 162 A vintage 1970s enamelled collar by 167 171 Laurana Italy, gold on black with owl head A pair of vintage ruby and diamond drop Citrine and diamond dress ring, oval cut finials, a moonstone and silver pendant, earrings, with step cut rubies within a citrine, with round brilliant cut diamond another with Art Nouveau style decoration, diamond border petal edged setting, 10ct border and shoulders, mount stamped 18ct, locket, Victorian and later gilt metal items. gold, length 4cm. £300-500 ring size M. £120-180 £100-150 See Illustration See Illustration 172 Loose blue green pear cut sapphire, 10.79 x 7.71 x 3.75mm, estimated total weight 2.50 carats. £40-60

173 Sapphire and diamond dress ring, centrally set with a marquise cut sapphire, estimated weight 1.70 carats, surrounded by a diamond frame, mounted in 9ct yellow gold, ring size O. £250-350

163 Sapphire and diamond bracelet, set with twelve oval cut sapphires, round brilliant cut diamonds and square cut sapphires, estimated total sapphire weight 8.00 carats, with hidden clasp mounted in 18ct white gold, 19cm. £3500-4500 See Illustration

164 174 A pair of emerald and diamond earrings, claw set oval cut emeralds, round and baguette cut 174 diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 1.40 carats, set in swirl motif, screw back fittings 1940s diamond double clip brooch, set with for non pierced ears, mount testing as 18ct, each earring 3 x 2.2cm. £500-800 twelve round cut zircons and Swiss cut diamonds, estimated total weight 0.80 carats, 165 mounted in silver and 9ct, with pin and roll Diamond white gold earrings, cross over design with diamond set and bloomed finish, catch fitting, 5 x 2.2cm. £400-600 white gold, post and clip fittings, 18ct gold, 1.5cm. £400-600 See Illustration

176 Stephen Webster cross shaped hoop earrings, from the thorn collection, with Stephen Webster marks ‘SW’, hinged post and catch fittings, stamped 18ct yellow gold, in original box, 4.5 x 5cm. £400-600

177 Sapphire and diamond necklace, set with round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 1.25 carats, oval cut sapphire, estimated total weight 4.18 carats, mounted in 14ct yellow gold, 42cm. £800-1200 See Illustration

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185 Four pairs of gold gem set earrings, two with set diamond hearts, garnet half hoops, and amethyst set drops. £300-500

186 Three gold pendants, one pearl set on box link chain, stamped 178 14ct, another set with lapis lazuli and three diamonds, on a belcher Pearl and diamond double strand necklace with Art Deco style link chain, and a oval carnelian and onyx diamond set pendant, all diamond set double sided clasp, and a similar bracelet. both clasps mounted in 9ct. £100-150 marked for 18ct white gold, and with cases and boxes. £250-350 187 179 Half hoop melee diamond set earrings, two pairs of amethyst and Pearl necklace, white round pearls, 8mm diameter, strung with synthetic white stone earrings and a pair of gold floral design studs, knot, with open swirl clasp stamped for 18ct white gold, in a black all 9ct gold. £80-120 case, length 22cm. £100-150 188 180 A pair of diamond set hoop earrings, each set with Swiss cut Pink and yellow zircon set necklace, round cut faceted zircons, diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 0.30 carats, mount collet set, in 14ct yellow gold, 30cm in length. £500-800 testing as 9ct, with post and large butterfly fittings testing as 18ct. £250-350 181 Garnet and citrine necklace, oval faceted stones spectacle set and linked with chain, 14ct yellow gold, length 26cm with additional 4cm drop totalling 30cm. £600-800 See Illustration

182 Double strand pearl necklace, round cream pearls, strung with knots, sapphire and pearl set clasp, mounted in 9ct gold, length 189 40cm. £300-500 189 Two Art Deco brooches, one bar set with square cut emerald, rose 183 cut diamonds and onyx pieces, mount testing as 18ct and platinum, Fancy link two tone bracelet, push down clasp and figure of eight 5 x 0.5cm, with pin and trombone clasp, and a pearl set arrow safety catch, stamped 18ct, 19.5cm in length. £250-350 star and crescent brooch, testing as 14ct, pin and catch fitting, 184 6.1 x 2.2cm. £300-500 Two opal set rings one with heart form stone and another with See Illustration oval cabochon bordered by small diamonds, both set in 10ct gold, size P½. £100-150

191 Modern diamond set cross pendant, set with eleven round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated total diamond weight 0.33 carats, on 18ct gold rope chain, 50cm in length. £200-300

192 Three dress rings, one set with blue diamond, size Q, another with diamond cluster, size P, both set in silver, and a 10ct gold ring with natural Zircon stones, size P. £80-120

193 Oval cut deep blue topaz ring, swirl cluster set with four diamonds and illusion 199 shoulders, ring size O, stamped ‘375’ for Contemporary diamond line bracelet, set with brilliant cut diamonds in claw setting, 9ct gold. £120-160 total diamond weight estimated at 6.30 carats, mounted in 18ct white gold, length 18cm, boxed. £4500-5500 194 See Illustration Vintage floral sapphire and diamond brooch, mount testing as 9ct and palladium, pin and roll catch fitting, 5.8 x 4cm. £400-600

195 Contemporary ring, centrally set with four square cut sapphires in rub over setting, diamond set shoulders, mounted in 18ct white gold, ring size N. £250-350

196 Double string of cultured pearls, 9ct yellow gold clasp with a pearl set floral deign, length 38cm. £80-120

197 A mixed group of gold items, one circular engraved pendant, Edwardian ring, ring size J, both testing as 14ct, an Edwardian 200 pendant and chain, a pair of vintage Diamond line necklace, set with brilliant cut stones, set in18ct white gold, total Mappin & Webb cufflinks, wedding bands, diamond weight estimated at 9.00 carats, length 44cm. £7000-10000 size Q, heart signet, size L, a single engine See Illustration turned cufflink and 1950s Ladies Roamer wristwatch, mechanical movement with gold case and bracelet, all mounted in 9ct. £200-300

198 198 Modern multi gem ring, set with ruby, yellow, pink, green and blue sapphire in

18ct white gold, ring size M½, boxed. 201 202 £300-500 201 See Illustration Contemporary diamond ring; two pear form 202 stones with central bezel set with two round An unusual sapphire and diamond bombe cut stones, estimated total diamond weight dress ring; sapphires and pave set diamonds 1.29 carats, set in 18ct white gold, ring sapphire set shoulders, stamped ‘750’ for size K. £700-1000 18ct gold, ring size O. £500-800 See Illustration See Illustration

208 A pair of square geometric pattern gold cufflinks, marks for 18ct. £150-250 203 207 203 Oval cut sapphire and diamond cluster ring, claw set, Ring size M½, set in 18ct white gold. £600-800 See Illustration

209 Fancy coloured diamond bracelet, with pear cut yellow diamonds of varying hues, estimated total diamond weight 7.30 carats, concealed clasp and safety catch, mounted in 18ct yellow gold, 17.8cm in length. With recent IGL gemmological certificate. £6000-8000 See Illustration

204 204 Vintage gold bracelet with articulated tubular links, with safety chain, 9ct gold. £500-800 See Illustration

210 213 A Mikimoto graduated pearl necklace to a Three gem set rings, one sapphire and white gold clasp, 49cm. £80-120 diamond three stone, mounted in 18ct, ring size P, another Edwardian sapphire and diamond ring, size L, ruby and white sapphire twist ring, both set in 9ct, size M. £300-500

214 Vintage gold dress ring, large oval cut citrine measuring 21 x 16mm set with two round 205 cut green garnets, ring size R½. £80-120 205 215 Sapphire and diamond cluster ring, oval 211 Jade pendant, carved plums motif with bat cut sapphire, surrounded by three rows of detail to the reverse, mount stamped 9ct, round brilliant cut diamonds, estimated 211 articulated bail 5.4 x 3.3cm. £150-250 total diamond weight 2.30 carats, mount Fancy cut diamond ring, estimated total diamond weight 0.70 carats, ring size L stamped 18ct, ring size I. £1000-1500 216 See Illustration and matching wedding band, ring size M mounted in platinum. £700-1000 Contemporary gold ring with a hammered finish bordered by three plain bands, marks 206 See Illustration for 14ct gold, ring size P. £120-160 Pearl and diamond earrings, pearl 212 suspended from a round brilliant cut 217 diamond, the total diamond weight Four gem set rings, diamond and blue zircon flowerhead ring, ring size M½, set in Aquamarine ring, claw set round cut estimated at 0.50 carat, post and butterfly aquamarine, estimated total weight fitting in 18ct gold. £250-350 18ct gold mount, opal and sapphire cluster ring, size J another with citrines, size N, 3.25 carats, mount testing as 18ct, ring and an aquamarine and diamond cluster, size M½. £150-250 size L, all testing as 9ct. £200-300

218 218 Vintage solitaire diamond ring, the brilliant cut stone of 0.82 carats in a white metal floral setting, testing as 18ct, ring size S This lot is accompanied by a gemmological report from WGI London, stating carat weight 0.82 carats, colour I and clarity Vs1. £700-1000 See Illustration

219 An unusual vintage ring set with green 230 sapphire and diamonds, the centre stone 230 of 2.25 carats, set in 14ct white gold, ring 223 Order of The Garter Star brooch set with size K. £400-600 223 diamonds and ruby with enamel band and the motto Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense, in 220 1920s gold cigarette case, with engine- turned decoration, monogrammed cover unmarked white metal, testing as 18ct, Vintage 1970s ring set with mabe pearl in 3.2cm. This lot is to be sold on behalf a pierced modernist design setting, ring and personal inscription within, by William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1926, of Woking And Sam Beare Hospices. size N with matching earrings, mounted in £500-800 14ct. £200-300 stamped 375, 11.5cm wide. £1500-2500 See Illustration See Illustration

224 231 Diamond eternity ring, set with small Edwardian ring, centrally set with marquise brilliant cut stones in platinum, ring size N, cabochon cut opal, surrounded by a border and a ring set with blue synthetic spinel. of rose cut diamond, mounted in 15ct, ring £100-150 size N½. £200-300

225 232 Antique jewellery, late Victorian seed A pair of Victorian diamond earrings, pearl ring, ring size N, another pearl and set with rose cut foil backed diamonds, 221 enamel set, size J, coral three stone, size K, estimated total diamond weight 0.60 carats, all in 18ct and Edwardian turquoise and mounted in silver and 9ct, hinged hook 221 fittings 1.7 x 0.8cm. £300-500 1930s bangle, centrally set with nine old seed pearl bar brooch, mounted in 9ct, 7.5 x 0.8cm. £200-300 cut diamonds, estimated total diamond 233 weight 0.50 carats, with rows of pearls set 226 19th century pink topaz foil backed either side, stamped 15ct, with concealed 1920s pearl and old cut diamond ring, ring pendant, pear cut topaz 18.9 x 9mm, clasp and safety chain. £400-600 size N, with a ruby and pearl bar brooch, mounted in 18ct floral border, jump ring See Illustration both in 18ct and Edwardian seed pearl bail, pin and catch brooch fitting to the star pendant, stamped 15ct, 3.8 x 2.8cm. reverse, 4 x 2.4cm. £200-300 £250-350 234 227 Mixed group of gold items, Late Victorian Gold jewellery, including three antique signet ring, engraved monogram on chain two with barrel clasps, two later rectangular head, ring size W, seed pearl set chains, Edwardian seed pearl set bangle and pendant, both testing as 18ct, Victorian gilt a 1940s Cyma gold dress watch on leather dial pocket watch, bow brooch and t-bar strap, all in 9ct. £200-300 clasp, all in 9ct. £120-180

228 235 A mixed group of antique items, one Mixed group of items, including a shell Georgian paste brooch, mount testing cameo ring, mount stamped 18ct, ring as silver and 9ct, 2.7 x 1.7cm, split size L, a similar double cameo brooch, 222 ring with agate seal and cross, all in testing as 15ct, garnet and diamond dress 15ct, George III 1791 half guinea gold ring, size I, zircon bar brooch, both in 9ct 222 and clarified amber pendant with base Ruby and diamond clip brooches with coin, French penannular set with rose cut diamond and seed pearls, bearing metal fitting and twist link chain testing as brilliant and baguette cut diamonds set in 9ct with higher plating. £300-500 platinum, mid 20th century, length 4.5cm. French Crab marks for 800 silver, with £400-600 another pendant, loose stone and brooch. See Illustration £250-350

237 Gold bracelet of large curbed links, with a heart clasp both 9ct. £150-250

238 Six brooches, one Southern cross set with turquoise, stamped 18ct, another Regency brooch set with a pearl, Victorian Mizpah, a lava stone scarab, Victorian ivy and heart brooch and a garnet bar brooch, all stamped 9ct. £100-150

239 Gold gatelink bracelet with heart clasp, 9ct. 246 £100-150

240 247 253 Trumpet form cigar piercer in 9ct gold. Tanzanite and diamond drop earrings; oval Four rings, including diamond single stone, £50-80 cut tanzanite surrounded by two rows of another set with a round cut citrine, both brilliant cut diamonds, suspended from a ring size M and mounted in 18ct, with a 241 diamond set half hoop, post stamped ‘375’ diamond wishbone ring, mount stamped Victorian bracelet with nine later charms, for 9ct gold. £150-250 14ct, size M and diamond cluster, in 9ct, including sailing boat, stamped 14ct, an size I. £150-250 elephant, Concord, acorn, four leaf clover 248 and frog all in 9ct yellow gold, lobster claw Sapphire and diamond earrings, boxed by 254 clasp, 22cm in length. £300-500 Ernest Jones, similar sapphire ring size Three gem set rings, one set with opal R½ and a single stone garnet ring size H, doublet, ring size O, another one with oval 242 all 9ct. £120-160 cabochon cut amber, size P½ and carnelian A group of gold jewellery, including as pair signet, size J, all mounted in 9ct. £80-120 of pearl earring, twisted hoop earrings, a 249 single ruby stud and a large oval locket, A ruby and diamond ring with central 255 5.3 x 3.3cm and fancy link chain, all in 9ct. faceted oval stone within a border of Two gold dress rings, one carved coral This lot is to be sold on behalf of Woking brilliant cut diamonds, mounted in rmount testing as 18ct, ring size J and a And Sam Beare Hospices. £200-300 18ct gold, ring size O. NB the ruby has jade and diamond ring, stamped 14ct, ring undergone fracture filling treatment. size M. £150-250 243 £300-500 A mixed group of jewellery, including a 256 floral pendant stamped 22ct, yellow paste 250 Vintage floral dress ring, set with round bar brooch, testing as 14ct, oval antique A pair of ruby and diamond earrings, oval cabochon cut star sapphire, and round cut hard stone brooch, early 20th century seed faceted stones within a border of diamonds, ruby, mount stamped 18ct, ring size M½ pearl and blue paste bracelet, three other in unmarked yellow metal. NB the rubies and 1920s wedding band, in 9ct, ring size P. brooches and two pendants, all mounts have undergone fracture filling treatment. £80-120 stamped 9ct and a gilt metal chain and fob. £300-500 £200-300 257 251 Three rings, sapphire and diamond cluster, 244 Vintage oval hinged bangle, set with six ring size U, peridot and white sapphire Diamond wishbone ring, each diamond round brilliant cut diamonds and twisting three stone, size V, both mounted in 9ct four-claw set, in 18ct white gold, ring band detailing, concealed clasp and yellow gold and a pink and white paste set size P. £150-250 figure of eight safety catch, stamped 18ct. ring, set in 14ct, size J½. £150-250 £300-500 245 258 A Victorian style ring set with a line of 252 Two pairs of 20th century cufflinks, one gemstones spelling ‘Dearest’, Diamond, Four gold gem set rings, round brilliant cut four-leaf clover design, stamped 14ct emerald, amethyst, ruby, emerald, sapphire, diamond single stone ring, size O, an old and oval design pair in 9ct yellow gold. tourmaline, in 9ct gold, ring size N½. cut diamond five stone ring, size V, opal £180-220 £180-220 five stone ring, size P and synthetic ruby ring, size V, all mounted in yellow metal 259 246 stamped 18ct. £350-450 Mixed group of items, carved Jade Buddha Tanzanite and diamond dress ring, oval cut pendant, 2.9 x 1.8cm, four gold chains, a tanzanite, of good colour, estimated total pair of hoop earrings, all in 9ct, vintage weight 5.00 carats, set in round brilliant cut ladies Accurist watch, in 9ct gold case and diamond border, mount stamped 18ct, ring a nephrite ring set in base metal, ring size J. size N. £1500-2500 £150-250 See Illustration

271 Gold bracelet, Figaro links, lobster claw clasp, 21.5cm in length, with a gold shield shape plaque pendant, both 9ct gold and a pair of vintage cufflinks testing as 9ct with higher plating. £180-220

272 A group of gold items, one vintage gate 261 bracelet, pheasant bar brooch, carnelian signet, ring size H, a pair of lapis lazuli 260 264 studs, a single hoop earring, all in 9ct and a Mixed group of gold jewellery, a pair of Modern gold open heart pendant, on pair of earring drop enhancers set with blue seed pearl earrings, mounted in 18ct yellow a fancy link chain, with a round cut zircons mounted in base metal. £180-220 gold, with post and butterfly fittings, two amethyst ring, size M, both stamped 18ct, Edwardian pendants, one set with amethysts, and an oval hinged bangle, with safety another double locket with photograph of a chain testing as 9ct. £120-160 girl, two cross pendants, wish bone pendant with paste stone, tea pot charm and paste set 265 Heavy Yellow gold curb chain, lobster bar brooch, all mounted in 9ct. Sold on behalf 273 of the Princess Alice Hospice. £80-120 claw clasp, marked 51cm in length and a gold tag both 18ct gold. £600-800 273 261 See Illustration Vintage gold parker 61 pen with engine An amethyst ring in ornate gem set mount turned decoration, marks for Parker, made with pink red and orange sapphires and 266 in England and hallmarked London 1968. diamonds, the amethyst estimated at Pear cut morganite and white stone £250-350 13 carats, 18ct yellow gold, ring size L. pendant, with articulated bale stamped See Illustration £2000-3000 ‘375’ for 9ct gold. £150-250 See Illustration 274 267 Vintage bar brooch, claw set oval cut 262 Gold ingot pendant, London hallmark sapphire doublet, 18 x 13mm, and two Cultured pearl necklace set to a marquise 1977, in 9ct, 5 x 11cm. £250-350 other brooches, and a purple paste set form clasp, an opera length necklace of pendant, all mounted in 9ct. £180-220 cultured grey pearls and glass beads, lilac 268 Synthetic sapphire cluster ring, with pearl bracelet and earrings, boxed. This lot 275 Swiss cut diamond border, mount testing is to be sold on behalf of Woking And Sam Single strand pearl necklace to a white gold as platinum, ring size L. £200-300 Beare Hospices. £50-80 pearl set clasp, 102cm, similar necklace with yellow gold clasp, and a gold pearl 269 263 clip. £150-250 Flat curb bracelet, with lobster claw Dress ring set with large oval cut topaz and clasp, stamped 9ct, 24.5cm in length. diamond set shoulders, stamped ‘750’ for 276 £280-380 18ct gold, ring size N½. £400-600 Nephrite jade a group of jewellery, ring See Illustration with petal mount, in 9ct gold, heart and grape form pendants, and two pairs of earrings, together with aventurine quartz and agate bracelets and two loose stones. £150-250

277 Vintage gold bracelet, the curbed links with beaded decoration, concealed clasp with safety catch, marks for 14ct gold, 18cm, boxed. £300-500 See Illustration

263 278 Jade and diamond dress ring, five pear cabochon cut jade, claw set with four Swiss cut diamonds, mount stamped 18ct, ring size R. £150-250

279 Graduated coral necklace, largest bead measuring 7mm in diameter, smallest bead 5mm, antique clasp testing as 15ct, 37cm in length. £100-200 277 265

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280 A group of cultured pearl jewellery including two pairs of stud earrings, a ring with single pearl, size O, and a circular brooch, all in 9ct and a graduated necklace, 307 52cm in length. £100-150 307 Edwardian moonstone necklace, round and 281 oval cabochon cut moonstone, rub over set, Sapphire and diamond set pendant, with belcher link chain connections, 72cm with oval sapphire and six brilliant cut 302 in length. £80-120 diamonds, in gold mount, diamond weight See Illustration estimated at 0.30 carats, boxed. £200-300 302 Art Nouveau silver nurses style buckle, cast with with decoration of masks, mermen 308 COSTUME and birds among foliage, marks for John Victorian Scottish silver brooch set with JEWELLERY Millward Banks, 1899 Chester 9 x 15cm. Malachite and yellow paste, a white metal £50-80 fringe necklace with card suit emblems and 299 See Illustration matching bracelet. £70-100 1920s Mabie Todd & Co, New York, Swan 309 fountain pen, gold nib, cartouche engraved 303 A group of vintage Continental paste set 1960s gold plated parker fountain pen, 65 ‘Kathleen’, in engine turned gilt metal case Cumulus, M, with original box. £50-80 and a silver mechanical pencil, by Johnson pendants, clear, amethyst and emerald Matthey & Co, hallmarked London 1953, coloured stones, various marks for white inscribed ‘Pharmaceutical specialities metal, 800-925, largest 6cm. £100-150 (May & Baker) Ltd.’. £60-100

300 Onyx and citrine set fringe necklace, large cabochon teardrop onyxs and oval faceted citrines, set on silver chain with tube interlinks, length 28cm. £250-350 See Illustration

304 304 Enamel Queensway brooch, briar rose design with turquoise and black enamel, makers marks to reverse, 3 x 3cm Queensway enamel was retailed by 310 Liberty & Co in the early 20th century. 310 £80-120 Amber necklace, forty one graduated beads, See Illustration largest bead 2.5 x 2.2cm, strung with knots, 301 100cm in length and an oval amber pendant 305 on cord. £300-500 301 Early 20th century rock crystal necklace, See Illustration Jorgen Jensen pewter collar and cuff both round cut quartz of varying sizes spectacle marked Denmark 129 other jewellery, set, 108cm in length. £150-250 including sapphire and paste set cluster ring in 9ct, ring size K, three silver marcasite set rings, brooches, and other items. £60-100 See Illustration

323 A group of mainly silver antique costume jewellery, two silver Albert chains, two rock crystal quartz cross pendants, a collection of brooches including a Victorian brooch with locket back, oval agate tablet, 311 silver bangles, gem set cross pendant, 311 amber ring, vesta case, hard stone pill box Antique paste brooch, the foil backed pale and other items. £100-150 pink and clear stones in closed back white metal mount, 5cm diameter. £50-80 See Illustration 317 317 1920s Opaline glass bead necklace and earrings, shades of lavender to pink with frosted finish, necklace 78cm, earrings, 5cm, together with an amethyst and paste set brooch. £70-100 See Illustration 324 318 324 Group of jewellery including, a turquoise A pair of unusual Georgian paste set and cultured pearl necklace, another of 312 children’s shoe buckles, handmade white aventurine quartz, silver and onyx bangle metal mount set with foil backed stones, in 312 and other items. This lot is to be sold on fitted box. £80-120 A cameo brooch depicting a piper and a behalf of Woking And Sam Beare Hospices. See Illustration dancing goat, and two portrait cameos, £50-80 largest 4cm. £60-100 325 See Illustration 319 Late 19th/early 20th century silver plated Bakelite oval bead necklace, C 1930, length Chatelaine hung with assorted items to 313 40cm and another with small coral beads. include notebook, thimble, propelling A Limoge painted portrait brooch, another £50-80 pencil, pin cushion and tape measure depicting an 18th century lady, shell and holder. £100-150 lava cameos, and other items. £50-80 320 An Art Nouveau brooch, the silver mount 326 314 with ivy leaves and berries, set with a White metal Chain mail evening bag with Antique Rajasthani Tribal repousse silver porcelain plaque, an openwork panel matching purse, a Victorian finely engraved amulet depicting three Naga (snakes).7cm, brooch marked France, two paste set card case purse, a presentation cricket bat both re-strung, together with another pendants and a necklace. £70-100 testing as silver, two Indian white metal depicting the four armed Bheru or Bhairava trinket boxes, small gold cased pocket form of Shiva in his fearful aspect 321 watch silver enamel pendant, enamelled travelling with his dog. When nagas are A Victorian coral bead necklace to a barrel cufflinks other items of silver and costume shown in groups of three, they are said to clasp in 15ct gold, length 42cm, another jewellery with a Stratton Compact and represent their powers over all time - past, coral necklace of small pale pink beads another. £80-120 present, and future. £60-100 and a 1920s pale pink hardstone necklace. £70-100 315 Antique Rajasthani Tribal silver five piece bajuband, (armband), re-strung. £80-120

316 Antique Rajasthani Tribal repousse silver amulet depicting the four armed Bheru or Bhairava form of Shiva in his fearful aspect travelling with his dog, 7cm another smaller Bheru amulet, (both re-strung) and two others (4). £40-60

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WATCHES This section of the sale will not start before 1.50pm

348 A Nero Lemania stop watch, the circular stainless steel case, the signed dial outer ring and track numbered 3,1,2 and 10th seconds, the subsidiary dial marked in similar style for seconds and minutes, with blued steel hands, and fitted with a lever wound movement. £40-60

352 352 An 18 carat gold Half Hunter Pocket 357 Watch, the outer case with black Roman numeral hour markers and railway minute 357 track, the the case opening to reveal white A Victorian Gold open face pocket watch, enamel dial with Roman numerals, steel the white enamel dial signed Edward F hands and centre seconds, fitted with a lever Ashley, Queens Terrace, Clerkenwell the wound movement, the case hallmarked for Roman numeral hour markers within a 18 carat and numbered 78157. £550-650 railway minute track, subsidiary seconds See Illustration dial and steel hands, fitted with a lever wind movement numbered 03518, hallmarked for 353 18 carat case size 50mm. £600-900 An English silver cased open face pocket See Illustration watch the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numeral hour markers and 358 minute track, steel hands and fitted with A Victorian silver open face pocket watch, a key wound verge driven movement the white enamel dial with black Roman numbered 8269, and inscribed Daniel numeral hour markers, railway minute track de St.Leu, Clockmakers to her Majesty. and subsidiary seconds dial, fitted with a The case hallmarked for London Daniel key wound movement and a Mephisto open de St. Leu (active 1753-97) produced face pocket watch. £100-1200 some of the most exquisite and elaborate watches of the eighteenth century. Gaining 349 royal favour, he was appointed to Queen 349 Charlotte, wife of King George III in A Chopard open face pocket watch, the 1765 and held this title for the rest of his gold case of oval outline, the signed life since all his watches after this date champagne dial with Roman numeral hour are either signed ‘Sevt. to her Majesty’, markers, and fitted with a signed 17 jewel or as here ‘Watchmaker to her Majesty’. lever wound movement, the case back £300-500 numbered 14250, 3016 and Swiss hallmark 354 for 18 carat, the case back engraved with a Waltham Full Hunter pocket watch, gold sailing ship and dated 1946-1969. Together plated moon case and a fancy link Albert with single Albert faceted cable chain chain, 35cm in length with Masonic fob, and engine turned stud and a valuation both stamped 9ct. £250-350 dated 1994. £800-1200 See Illustration 355 Omega silver-cased open face pocket 350 watch, the signed dial Arabic numeral A continental Blue enamel open face silver 359 hour markers, minute track, steel hands pocket watch, the dial with Arabic numeral and subsidiary seconds dial, the case 359 hour markers and gilt minute track, gilt Birmingham 1924, 5cm diam. £70-100 Tudor Gold dress watch, satin dial with hands the case back with central foliate batons and Arabic numerals at 12,3,6 and 9, reserve, fitted with a manual lever wind 356 gold hands and centre seconds, the polished movement. £80-120 George III silver cased open face pocket case with faceted angular lugs, Rolex watch, the white enamelled dial with Arabic crown, fitted with a 1506 17 jewel manual 351 hour markers, bead minute track and gilt wind Tudor calibre, 9ct yellow gold case, 1920s Half Hunter pocket watch, white hands, the movement by Edwin Preston, mounted on a leather strap with yellow enamel dial and subsidiary dial, black Liverpool, the case London 1810, case metal clasp, circa 1960s. £200-300 Roman numerals and poker hands, Swiss 33 gr. 6.5cm wide. £70-100 See Illustration made mechanical keyless wind movement, 9ct the outer case with black dial and Roman numerals, diameter 5cm. £300-500

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373 372 373 A Rolex ladies wristwatch in an oval gold case, the white enamel signed dial with Arabic numeral hour markers and 375 377 gilt bead minute markers, steel hands Omega Gentleman’s De Ville wrist watch, the Rolex Day Date reference 6611 gentleman’s and fitted with a signed 15 jewel manual signed dial with baton hour markers and date at gold wristwatch, with fluted bezel, the wind movement, the 9 carat gold, case three, the yellow metal case fitted with a quartz signed champagne dial with Day at 12, numbered 1143502, Rolex W&D Swiss movement and mounted on a brown leather date at 3, baton hour markers and minute made inside case back and mounted on strap together with an Omega box. £60-80 track within an 18ct oyster case with signed an expanding link bracelet. £700-1000 crown, fitted with a calibre 1055 25 jewel See Illustration 376 automatic movement numbered N 698954, Jaeger Le Coutre Gentleman’s wristwatch the case back marked inside for 18 carat, 374 of square outline, the dial with silvered mounted on a non Rolex expanding bracelet. E Gubelin Lucerne, Gentleman’s gold baton hour markers interspersed with Arabic £3000-4000 wristwatch in rectangular stepped case, numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, the signed See Illustration the signed dial with Arabic numerals, manual wind movement numbered mm railway minute track and subsidiary 506760, the case back numbered 430347 and 378 seconds dial, fitted with a Longines mounted on a black leather strap. A Certina Rolex Gentleman’s gold wristwatch, the manual wind movement, the case back club 2000 stainless steel gentleman’s watch circular signed dial with baton hour markers, numbered 4817954 and mounted on the silvered dial with date at 3 and fitted with plexiglass and fitted with a manual wind 8 a brown leather strap and an Omega an automatic movement, mounted on a leather jewel movement numbered 01014 N, marked ladies wristwatch in circular case with strap, and a Longines ladies reference L4 135 for 18ct Gold inside case back, and mounted signed dial, baton hour markers and 4 Le Grand Classique wristwatch in stainless on an integral mesh link bracelet with manual wind movement. TBV by Nick. steel case, numbered 28625182 and fitted with hallmarked clasp. £2800-3800 £600-800 a quartz movement. £150-200 See Illustration

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382 384 A Tissot Ladies reference 76053 dress Cartier Les Must de Cartier Vermeil Ladies watch, the signed silvered dial marked Tank wristwatch, black signed dial fitted Tissot, Stylist, with baton hour markers with a calibre T-81, 17 jewel manual wind fitted with a signed 17 jewel manual wind movement, case back marked for 9ct and movement numbered 11873739, the case numbered 6 112398, mounted on a black back numbered and 76053 and Hallmarked leather strap, with clasp, together with a for 9 carat gold. on an integral bracelet Baume and Mercier stainless steel case

and clasp, boxed with papers, together Riviera wristwatch, the white signed dial 380 with a Rotary ladies dress watch, the gold with gold baton hour markers surmounting 380 case of rectangular outline surmounting minute track and Roman numerals, date at Ebel Reference 1057902 Ladies wristwatch a signed square brushed silver dial, fitted three, gold hands, fixed gold bezel, fitted with18ct yellow gold and diamond set with a 17 jewel manual wind movement, with a quartz movement and mounted on bezel, surmounted by 5 screws, the white the case back marked inside for 9 carat a stainless steel two tone bracelet, with dial with diamond hour markers Sapphire and numbered 35531 and mounted on an papers, box and spare links. £300-500 crystal, fitted with a quartz movement, the integral link bracelet, boxed. £300-500 case back numbered 11656775, mounted 385 on a bimetal bracelet with signed clasp, the 383 Patek Philippe Gentleman’s Reference 5296 link end numbered 1288, with suede pouch, Omega, Gentleman’s wristwatch in R-0101 Calatrava wristwatch in 18ct gold box and spare links. £600-1000 stainless steel case, the dial with Arabic case, the circular signed dial with gold hour See Illustration numeral hour markers, subsidiary seconds markers, minute track, date at three. Fitted dial, fitted with a signed manual wind 15 with a calibre 324SC 29 jewel automatic 381 jewel movement numbered 11262944, movement numbered 5874023/6042006, A 1920s ladies cocktail watch the screw back. £60-100 with an exhibition back and mounted on a rectangular gold case with foliate chased black leather strap, the buckle signed and bezel, silvered dial with Arabic numeral marked 750, with box, and leather wallet hour markers surmounting a railway minute containing certificate of origin and manual. track, fitted with a Swiss 15 jewel manual £8000-12000 wind movement, the case marked for 9ct See Illustration gold case and mounted on a link bracelet with safety chain. This lot is to be sold on behalf of Woking And Sam Beare Hospices. £50-100

391 Rolex a ladies wristwatch in elongated octagonal gold case, the foliate chased sides surmounting an

unsigned dial with Arabic numeral 394 hour markers and blued steel hands, fitted with a signed Prima 15 jewel 394 manual wind movement, the hinged Breitling Gentleman’s Top Time chronograph case back hallmarked for 18 carat wristwatch, the white signed dial with gilt baton and marked W &D, Rolex 413, and hour markers, telemetry track, and two black 388 mounted on a mesh link bracelet with subsidiary dials at 3 and 9, the case fitted with clasp. £200-250 crown and two pushers, plexiglass and fitted 386 with a Venus 186 17 jewel movement marked Omega Seamaster gentleman’s gold plated 392 Breitling watch, the stainless steel back marked wristwatch, the signed dial with day, date Rolex Tudor Royal, Ladies reference Breitling and numbered inside 1104956, mounted aperture at 3, gold hour markers and minute 8536 ladies wristwatch with circular on a later black leather strap with buckle. track, fitted with a quartz movement, gold case, the signed deal with baton £700-1000 a Longines quartz wristwatch the back hour markers, Rolex signed crown, See Illustration engraved to L Wilson and a Seiko quartz fitted with a manual wind mechanism watch. £100-180 and mounted on a 14ct chased 395 bracelet, 9ct case, with box, tag, Jaeger le Coultre stainless steel gentlemen’s wrist 387 guarantee dated 1961 and outer box. watch the signed dial Arabic numerals, subsidiary Seiko Reference Sq100 Gentleman’s wrist £200-300 seconds dial, manual wind movement, plexiglass, watch in stainless steel case with Day date the back numbered B393755, and mounted at 3 with bimetal bezel, mounted on a steel 393 on fabric strap with stainless steel buckle. bracelet together with a Sekonda and an Rolex Oyster Perpetual wristwatch £350-450 Everite watch. £50-80 reference 5015, signed dial with dagger and Arabic numeral hour 396 388 markers, Mercedes hands and Longines Master collection retrograde Breitling Avenger Seawolf reference numbered minute track, signed crown Moonphase gentlemans wristwatch, the signed E173018/13932 “Utrinque Paratus” limited and bubble back, fitted with a later dial Roman numeral our markers, days of the edition gentleman’s military wristwatch, non Rolex manual wind movement, week, Moonphase and subsidiary hands, fitted with unidirectional rotating bezel, black mounted on a brown leather strap. with a Calibre L707 automatic movement, with colour dial with white and luminous £150-250 exhibition back and mounted on brown alligator raised dots, Arabic numeral hour markers, strap with steel buckle. £1200-1800 luminous white hands, white and red See Illustration sweeping second finger, signed Breitling 1884 plus logo by 12 o’clock marker Utrinque Paratus and Regiment cap badge by 6 o’clock marker, translates as “Ready for Anything”, quickset date display window by 3 o’clock, fitted with calibre Breitling 17. Movement signed as DM03/ B217 -ETA 2892-A2 - 1166538, reference and serial number 1166538 to back, mounted on a stainless steel bracelet with signed fold over clasp. These watches were limited to as run of 200 to commemorate the Regiment’s 70th Anniversary. £800-1200 See Illustration

389 Omega a gentleman’s De Ville wristwatch the signed dial with baton hour markers, signed crown, fitted with an automatic movement within a 9 carat gold case and mounted on an expanding bracelet. 396 £150-200

Buyer’s premium, at 28.8% inclusive of VAT, is payable on every lot in this sale. On certain bidding platforms there will be additional charges which should be noted at time of registration. For late collection, and storage charges see page 2. There are no charges on debit or credit card payments. 35 COINS 412 419 Wilhelm II 20 Mark gold coin, 1898. A steel box of coins, comprising: a quantity This section of the sale will not start before £200-250 of British pre-decimal bronze coins in 2.25pm See Illustration tubes and jars including about 400 pennies, 406 many 1967 uncirculated, and rather fewer 413 A mostly British coin collection in a coin cupronickel and brass coins; quantities of A collection of coins and medallions, case, including a framed Peppiatt £5 1944 18th and 19th century bronze world coinage the 6 medallions mostly being academic with light centre fold and slight foxing, and medallions as taken from circulation awards probably from Glasgow 1890-1900 a Maundy set 1905 in original case vF, with a little silver, such as France liard including the Joseph Black, Hunter and quantities of pre-1920 and pre-1947 silver 1791, Lower and Upper Canada pennies, Brodie medals all bronze and cased, the as taken from circulation, five (5) crowns British penny 1844 good but probably coins including two worn long cross 1889, 1887 and 1935 x 3, a double florin polished, George III 1 stiver Essequebo silver pennies (one drilled), a few 18th C 1887 about vF, a half crown 1746, a good 1813, Ionian Islands Constitution medal British coppers as taken from circulation, cartwheel twopence, pennies (2) 1853 and 1817, Jubilee small silver medal 1935, a group of nine brass coin weights, 1855 both F, Maundy fourpence 1869 about halfpenny tokens from Chichester, some good Conder tokens including vF and a Spanish 8 reales 1820. £300-500 Lancaster and Hastings; Whitman folders of Macclesfield, Liverpool, Anglesey, Bath British coins from circulation viz. farthings 407 and Birmingham, 3 or 4 drilled Maundy 1902-1936 and 1937-1956 complete, An 1887 silver specimen set in a modern coins, and some minor Spanish silver reales halfpennies 1902-1936 and 1937-1967 case (7 coins, 3 pence to 5 shillings) and 18th century. £150-250 complete, pennies 1860-1880 nearly empty, a wide range of world coins, mostly 19th 1881-1901 nearly complete, 1902-1929 414 and 20th century copper and bronze as and 1930-1966 complete, threepence Queen Victoria gold half sovereign, 1899. taken from circulation, including Upper and 1902-1945 about half complete and £80-120 Lower Canada, Ionia, East India Company, 1937-1967 complete, sixpences 1902-1936 Naples, Russia etc, 3 Whitman farthing 415 about half complete and 1937-1967 folders mostly empty, 5 Conder tokens, Edward VII gold half sovereign, 1905. complete, shillings 1902-1936 about half cartwheel penny and twopence both near £80-120 complete, 1937-1951 missing 7 coins and VF, and a quantity of British 20th century 1953-1966 complete, florins 1911-1940 half sorted by reign and denomination including 416 complete and 1941-1967 nearly complete, some silver. £200-400 Two gold medallions showing HMS Kelly half-crowns 1911-1967 (22 coins) and and Lord Mountbatten of Burma 1900-1979 1941-1967 complete. £200-400 408 by Pobjoy, both 9 carat, weighing 3.0g and A collection of ten specimen notes from 5.2g respectively. £80-120 420 the 1920s and 30s printed by Orell Füssli Edward VII gold sovereign, 1906. of Zurich, loose mounted on individual 417 £180-220 sheets embossed by the printer, comprising: A red folder set of twelve (12) Jersey £1 Hungary 25,000 Korona and 100,000 coins commemorating each of the twelve 421 Korona 1923 serial numbers 000 000000 parishes of Jersey, each coin in a capsule, An eclectic collection of coins, including and perforated MINTA; Switzerland minted 1983-1989. £80-120 a few British tokens and a quantity of 20 franc 1927 with no serial number pennies, 2 Japanese 100 mon coins in or signatures, perforated SPECIMEN; 418 packs, a Crown Copper Company penny Switzerland 20 franc 1935 with no serial A collection of coins, primarily British, 1811, Ireland silver 10 shillings 1966 in number overprinted red SPECIMEN with including 7 proof sets 1970-1978, three perspex holder, two Indian silver rupees star perforations; Poland 10 zloty 1928 uncirculated £2 coins 1986 in Royal Mint thought to be from the Great Basses overprinted WZÓR (= pattern) in red, card packs, 3 cased silver proof crowns shipwreck, six US silver half dollars 1927 perforated SPECIMEN, serial number 1977, four £5 coins,; Isle of Man coins (1) 1962 (1) and 1964 (4), minor other A*123467; Afghanistan 5, 10, 20, 50 and including a cased £1 silver proof coin, a foreign silver and British pre-1947 silver, 100 afghanis undated but thought to be cased £1 virenium proof coin, two cased Spain 4 reales 1810 about fine, Gibraltar 1 about 1936, all perforated SPECIMEN. pairs of 1979 proof and uncirculated quart 1842, US cents 1851 and 1857, and a There are also a few other mostly modern £1 virenium coins, a cased trio of £1 Roman antoninianus of Gordian III (PAX European bank notes and some British coins in silver proof, virenium proof and AUGUSTI). £60-100 pre-decimal coins. £1000-2000 uncirculated qualities, a 1977 silver proof 422 See Illustration crown cased and 4 cased uncirculated 1979 fifty pence coins “Day of Tynwald”; four A small quantity of coins as taken from 409 cased Jersey £2 coins 1989 being three circulation including British pre-1947 Edward VII gold sovereign, 1909. in cupronickel and one silver; and a US shillings (18), half crown 1895, 3 pre-1920 £180-220 peace silver dollar 1923, Hungary 5 pengo florins and a small quantity of pennies 1938 and a Maria Theresia restrike silver sorted by reign, together with minor coins 410 thaler. Also a wooden coin cabinet about including India rupee 1889 about VF and Indian 1 Tola gold coin. marked Tree Pure 30 x 30 x 17cm in mahogany or similar, France 50 francs 1975, and a rectangular Gold Fine 100 and Chok. Shi Chimanlal lock without a key, 14 drawers, containing bronze plaque of Franz Joseph I, Purushottamdas Bombay verso, 11.7 grams. a quantity of British pre-decimal coins, dated on reverse 1848-1908 with FJ1, about £250-350 many apparently metal detecting finds, 48 x 44mm, thought to be by Neuberger of including over 40 brass threepences, 40 Vienna. £50-80 411 sixpences, many pennies, halfpennies and George IV Gold Sovereign, 1830. farthings, some cupronickel and a few £200-250 pre-1947 silver coins. £100-200

423 424 426 A leather case of mostly British coins as A collection of modern and current foreign George III gold spade guinea with yellow taken from circulation, including about 250 coins, including a quantity of Swiss francs metal mount. £180-220 pennies with a near complete collection and some euros, with a few pre-1947 from 1860 by date, 60 halfpennies, 60 British silver coins, minor silver jewellery 427 farthings and some cupronickel, two and a 9ct gold ring (1.3g). This lot is to be A collection of mostly British coins Victoria half farthings, halfpenny 1837 sold on behalf of Woking And Sam Beare and tokens, including a proof set 1937 about VF and penny 1837 about fine, a Hospices. £50-100 (includes Maundy), 9 UK mint sets from good cartwheel twopence, crowns 1819, the 1970s, a Gambia cased proof set 1966, 1891 and 1935, silver twopence 1800, 7 425 15 tokens 18th-19th century (Conder and pre-1920 florins, 11 pre-1920 half crowns, Gold medal for Life member H A Roberts post-Conder), a British crown 1887 in other minor silver and pre-1947 silver, East Molesey Cricket Club 9ct, 15 grams. loose pendant mount, a Southern Rhodesia and an Iran silver 5000 dinars AH 1334. £150-250 crown 1953 and a small quantity of other £40-60 See Illustration coins as taken from circulation. £200-300

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Thursday 28 November, 9.30am

Silver Plate Silver Fine Art

Lot 1363 SILVER PLATE 1002 1006 Silver plated twin-handled table cigar/ Selection of silver and silver-plated This section of the sale will not start before cigarette box with ribbed decoration, two flatware including a cased silver teaspoon, 9.30am covered compartments, ash tray and dishes, three silver pairs of sugar nips, various 1000 37cm wide. £80-120 silver-plated flatware sets, weighable silver Pair of silver plated six-light candelabra, 150 gr., etc. £50-80 1003 the bases mounted with classical figures White metal card tray with engraved 1007 and with figural finial, 72cm high (2). decoration and serpentine border, on three Collection of silver-plated items including a £100-150 scroll feet, 16cm diam. 7 oz. (218 gr.). four-piece tea and coffee service, tea caddy, 1001 £50-80 two further coffee-pots, and a white-metal Silver-plated canteen of cutlery, by mounted shell, (8). £100-150 1004 Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., in Pair of silver plated entree dishes, another 1008 Dog Nose pattern, for 12 place settings smaller, pair of wine coasters, three piece Collection of silver-plated items to include comprising 12 each of table knives and tea service and small silver items including a tea service, tureen, hot water pots, cruet, forks, dessert forks and spoons, soup napkin rings etc. £80-120 entrée dishes etc. £80-120 and coffee spoons, 11 dessert knives, 10 teaspoons, 6 table spoons and egg spoons, 1005 1009 2 small ladles and 1 large ladle, 1 pair of Large selection of silver-plated items Silver plated items to include desk stand, fish servers, 2 carving sets and a knife including tray, waiter, biscuit-barrel, tea pots, coffee pot, cased set of tea knives sharpener, a pair of sugar nips and 5 small candelabra arms, various bottle coasters, and forks together with other items. forks/knives not in the service, in a fitted entrée-dishes, bread-basket, set of eight £60-100 two-drawer mahogany canteen table, the plates with shaped gadrooned borders, etc. table 71cm wide x 79cm high. £150-250 £100-150 1010 19th century pair of silver-plated serpentine tureens, each 37cm wide, with an oval meat cover, 36cm wide, (3). £80-120

1011 Group of silver-plated items including an oval tray, a coffee-pot, a tureen and cover, 1014 toast-rack, flatware, etc. £50-80

1012 Selection of silver items to include sugar sifter, sauce boat, small bowl, card case, part cruet set and other items. £200-400

1013 George III silver wine funnel, by Solomon Hougham, London, 1804, 2.3oz, 72g. £40-60 1020 1019 1014 Victorian silver three piece tea service, comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar 1021 1024 bowl, with half-gadrooned bodies, by Early 20th century blue leather and canvas George V silver mounted cut glass claret William Hutton & Sons, London, 1882/3, covered dressing case with silver mounted jug, by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham, gross weight 26oz, 808g. £250-350 jars and brushes, mostly non-matching, 1918, 31.5cm high. £200-300 See Illustration various dates and makers. £100-150 See Illustration

1015 1022 1025 George V silver presentation cup and Pair of George V silver candlesticks William IV silver teapot with embossed cover, with scrolling handles and moulded with knopped stems on round feet, by floral decoration, on round foot, by William decoration, by William Comyns & Sons B Street & Co., Birmingham, 1923, filled Hewitt, London, 1835, gross weight 20oz, Ltd., London, 1934, 9oz, 279g. £80-120 bases. £100-150 622g. £200-300 See Illustration 1016 1023 George V silver teapot, on round foot, by George V silver mounted strut mirror 1026 Hukin & Heath Ltd., Birmingham, 1923, with pierced and scrolling decoration, Five Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert 18oz, 559g. £180-220 presentation plaque verso, maker’s mark spoons, by Chawner & Co, London, 1854, ‘HH’, Birmingham, 1924, overall height another, and nine Old English pattern 1017 50cm. £250-350 silver forks and a jam spoon, 26oz, 808g. George III silver teapot with gadrooned See Illustration £250-350 border, on four ball feet, maker’s rubbed, London, 1815, with a late Victorian non-matching silver-mounted stand, teapot gross weight 19 oz, (590g), stand 16cm wide, (2). £200-300

1018 George III matching cream jug and sugar bowl, of serpentine form with half-gadrooned bodies, by Daniel Pontifex, London, 1798, 16oz, 497g. £150-250 1025

1019 George V silver centrepiece, with central large vase and three smaller outer vases with scrolling arms, round base and shaped feet, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1911, 37oz, 1150g. £400-600 See Illustration

1020 George VI silver four piece tea service, comprising teapot, hot water jug, with ebonised handles and knobs, cream jug and sugar bowl, with two bands of stylised foliate decoration, by W Garner Ltd., Birmingham, 1948, gross weight 49oz, 1523g. £300-400 See Illustration 1023 1024

1028 Silver cream jug, adapted, the body chased 1038 with strawberries and leaves, the handle 1038 modelled as a stalk, inscribed underneath Victorian silver three piece tea service, ‘Henry Leslie Pepys first so called Jan’y comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar 6th 1831 present Henry Berens’, cancelled bowl, with engraved decoration, by marks for Paul Storr, London, 1831, Edward, Edward junior, John & William re-marked with LAO hallmarks for 2019, Barnard, London, 1840, gross weight 38 oz, 4.2oz, 133g, 7cm high. £100-150 (1181g.) (3). £300-500 See Illustration

1039 Victorian silver four division toast rack on bun feet, by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London, 1894, 4oz, (124 g.), 10.5cm high. £50-80 1033 1033 Elizabeth II silver four-light candelabrum, by Aurum, London 1977, to commemorate the Royal Silver Jubilee, number 38/250, on a gilt stem modelled as a lion rampant with crown and shield on castellated circular base, no certificate, 25.8 oz. (804 gr.), 28.5cm high. £250-350 See Illustration

1040 1040 Victorian silver chatelaine, variously 1029 marked but partly by Thomas Johnson I, London 1875, with attachments including 1029 a whistle, horn shaped snuff, sporran George V silver mounted and glass seal 1034 containing a miniature purple stone model vesta, filigree horns, pen knife and pill pot, of a pug, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, 1034 45cm long, gross weight 12.5 oz. (389 gr.). 1915, 8cm long, in fitted Garrards case. George V silver teapot and matching sugar £150-250 £150-250 bowl, with moulded decoration on four See Illustration See Illustration scroll feet, ebonised handle and knob, by John Round & Son Ltd., Sheffield, 1912/15, gross weight 26oz, 808g. £250-350 See Illustration

1035 George III silver vinaigrette with engraved decoration, maker’s mark ‘TM’? (gross weight 5.4g include sponge). £50-80

1036

Collection of silver flatware, various dates 1030 and makers, comprising eight table spoons, 1030 six dessert spoons, nine teaspoons, a coffee George II silver salver with scroll and spoons, five table forks and a fish knife, shell moulded border on three hoof feet, gross weight 41 oz. (1275gr.), together by John Swift, London, 1757, 22oz, 684g. with a small group of silver-plated flatware 1041 £250-350 items, (30 silver pieces). £400-500 1041 See Illustration Edward VII silver-gilt Bryant & May motor 1037 match holder, engraved crests verso, by 1031 Modern silver photograph frame with Sampson Mordan & Co., London, 1906, Edward VII silver double-handled cup, by beaded decoration, by Carr’s of Sheffield 3.7oz, 116g. £250-350 Mappin & Webb, London 1909, 13cm high, Ltd., 2000, 23.5cm high, and another with a See Illustration 11.9 oz. (372 gr.). £100-150 gadrooned border by the same maker, 1995, 22.5cm high, (2). £40-60

1044 1044 George V silver cigarette box, the rectangular body with domed engine-turned cover, with wooden interior, by Roberts & Belk Ltd, London 1933, 28cm wide. £300-400 1047

See Illustration 1047 1042 Edward VI silver trophy cup, with acorn and 1042 leaf border and twin handles, by Charles Victorian silver four division toast Boyton & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1935, on rack, on four shaped feet, by William wooden base, 34.5cm high including base, Hutton & Sons, London, 1890, 7oz, 217g. 26cm high excluding base, gross weight £200-300 49 oz. (1524 gr.) including base. £300-500 See Illustration See Illustration

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1045 1048 Elizabeth II silver novelty cigarette box, 1045 in the form of a book, with gilt interior, George VI silver hexafoil tray, on three by Ramsden & Roed, London 1958, feet, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, 18cm wide, 17.5 oz. (544 gr.). £250-350 London 1947, 36cm diam., 43 oz. See Illustration (1337 gr.). £400-500

See Illustration 1043 1049 Elizabeth II set of six silver pin dishes, 1043 two with presentation inscriptions, by Elizabeth II silver salver, with shaped- 1046 R Hodd & Son, London 1978, 11cm diam., circular gadrooned border and on four Edward VII silver twin-handled cup, in together with a small silver waiter and a scrolling leaf-capped feet, by Viner’s the form of the Warwick Vase, on square further pedestal bowl, 19 oz. (590 gr.) (8). Ltd, Sheffield 1959, 35cm diam. 39 oz. base, by William Comyns & Sons Ltd, £200-300 (1213 gr.). £350-450 London 1908, 21cm high, 61 oz. (1897 gr.). See Illustration £1000-1500 1050 See Illustration George V silver three piece tea and coffee service, comprising tea-pot, coffee-pot and hot-water jug, with ebonised handles and knobs, by Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield 1925, 20cm high, 56 oz. gross (1741 gr.) (3). £500-800 See Illustration

1046 1050

1068 George V pair of silver bonbon dishes, by Snyder and Beddows, Birmingham 1911, with pierced galleries and twin handles, each 14cm wide across handles, 94 gr. (2). £40-60 1056 1070 1069 George V silver set of six teaspoons, 1051 1058 with Art Nouveau floral terminals, by George V pair of silver bon-bon Victorian pair of silver pierced bon Jones & Crompton, Birmingham 1911, in dishes, with pierced twin-handles, by bon dishes on shaped feet, by William fitted case, 59.4 gr. £30-50 Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield 1925, Comyns & Sons, London, 1889, 9oz, 279g. 16cm wide, together with a further pair of £120-180 1070 bon-bon dishes, 13.5cm wide, and a pen George V silver four-piece tea and coffee tray, 23.5cm wide, gross weight 10 oz. 1059 service, with ebonised handles and knobsby (311 gr.) (5). £100-150 Victorian pair of silver shell shaped dishes Viner’s Ltd., Sheffield 1931, teapot on ball feet, by Horace Woodward & Co., 20cm high, 32 oz., (995 gr.), (4). This lots 1052 London, 1887, 4.3oz, 135g. £50-80 is to be sold on behalf of Woking And Sam Selection of silver-mounted dressing table Beare Hospices. £250-350 1060 items, mostly by Thomas D Pannett & Son See Illustration Ltd, London 1956, with engine-turned George V silver pair of bud vases, with decoration, including four hairbrushes, pierced rims and elongated star design, a hand mirror, six clothes brushes and on filled bases, by Joseph Gloster Ltd, four combs, hand mirror 25cm long, (15). Birmingham 1920, each 16cm high (2). £100-150 £40-60

1053 1061 Small group of silver items including Edward VII silver dish, the bowl pierced a silver-mounted travel comb, by with Greek-Key border, with twin handles, Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1958, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1910, 10cm wide, two cigarette cases and a table 17cm wide across handles, 3.2 oz. (100 gr.). cigarette box, 16.5cm wide, gross weight £30-50 27 oz. (839 gr.) (4). £200-300 1062 George V pair of silver pedestal bonbon 1054 dishes, each with plaited borders and twin Selection of silver items including a pair of 1071 Elizabeth II silver four-division toast racks, handles, by Adie Brothers, Birmingham by William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1931, 12.5cm wide across handles, 139 gr. 1071 1960, 8cm wide, two silver sauce boats and (2). £40-60 George III silver vinaigrette, by Thomas a pair of silver napkin rings, gross weight Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 12 oz. (374 gr.) (6). £120-180 1063 1801, the grille pierced with thistle design, Elizabeth II pair of silver hexagonal form together with two silver cigarette cases and 1055 candlesticks, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield two tea spoons, 9 oz. (5). £120-150 Selection of silver items to include two 1964, with filled bases, 16cm high (2). See Illustration silver trophy cups, the larger by A C £40-60 Bloxham Ltd, London 1938, 10cm high, 1072 open-work leaf pin dish, egg-cup, filigree 1064 Victorian set of silver and mother-of-pearl Edward VII silver-mounted photo frame pill pot, three silver-mounted bottles, tea knives and forks, in fitted case, depicting a mother and children, by inkwell and two pepperettes, weighable comprising six knives and eleven forks, H & Co., Birmingham 1906, 12.5cm high. silver 6.5 oz. (202 gr.) (12). £80-120 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1881, £20-40 together with five other spoons and a pickle 1056 fork, weighable silver 115 gr. £150-200 George V silver bowl with half-gadrooned 1065 Edward VII silver circular box, of body and swag and ribbon decoration, 1073 plain form with a twist lock cover, by maker’s mark rubbed, London, 1901, 19oz, George III set of four silver berry spoons, A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1904, 590g. £200-300 the bowls embossed with fruit and floral 8.5cm wide, 74.6 gr. £30-50 See Illustration stems, by Blunt, Wray & Co, London 1817, 22.5cm long, 8 oz. (249 gr.) (4). £100-150 1066 1057 Victorian silver pair of pierced bonbon Victorian silver comport with pierced dishes, on raised oval fluted feet, by Atkin decoration, by William Comyns & Sons, Brothers, Sheffield 1896, 125 gr. (2). London, 1889, 9.5oz, 295g. £120-180 £50-80

1074 1081  1088 George V pair of silver menu holders, by Group of silver items including a Victorian Edward VII silver teapot, of baluster Page, Keen & Page, Birmingham 1930, cased set of fish servers, by Thomas form with gadrooned waist and rim, by 6cm wide, together with a set of seven Smily, London 1872, a table cigarette box Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company silver teaspoons, a further teaspoon, shell and an Iranian silver box, a vesta case, Ltd., London 1911, 21.5cm high, 22 oz. spoon, butter knife and sugar-nips, 7 oz. pocket-watch, five teaspoons and a pair of (684 gr.). £200-250 (218 gr.). £50-80 sugar-nips, Iranian silver box 16cm wide, weighable silver 15 oz. (469 gr.) (11) 1089 1075 £100-150 Edward VII silver twin-handled bowl. the Selection of silver items to include two plain footed bowl with bifurcated handles, double-ended scent bottles, a dwarf 1082 London 1904, maker’s mark rubbed, candlestick, a four-division toast rack, George V silver four-piece tea and coffee retailer’s mark for M Dimmer, Church pie-crust rimmed bowl, inkwell, bud vase, service, each with octagonal bodies and St. Liverpool, 19cm wide across handles, ring-stand, small jewellery box, mustard stepped feet, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 11 oz. (342 gr.). £100-150 pot and open salt, candlestick 12cm high, 1932, the coffee pot 20cm high, gross weighable silver 11 oz. (342 gr.) (11). weight 51 oz., (1586 gr.) (4). £400-500 1090 £120-180 See Illustration George V silver epergne, the bowl and two baskets with geometric cut-work design, by 1076 1083 The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Co, Large group of silver-mounted scent George V silver tazza, the plain dish Birmingham 1911, 18cm high, together bottles, various dates and makers, together the border with Celtic-knot decoration, with a selection of silver items including with a small group of other items including 5.5cm high, 24.5cm diam., 18 oz. (560 gr.). a caster, photo frame, three dressing table cake forks, sifter spoon, oil lamp etc. £100-150 pots and a sifter spoon, gross silver weight £100-150 10.6 oz. (329 gr.) (7). £150-200 1084 1077 Group of silver items to include a George 1091 Three silver-mounted glass decanters V oval silver basket, with pierced gallery George V pair of silver teapot stands, each including a thistle-shaped decanter, and splayed foot, Birmingham 1911, rectangular with beaded borders and on 23cm high, a oblong decanter with 20cm wide, a silver waiter, 20.5cm diam., four feet, by Barker Brothers, Chester 1921, acid-etched decoration commemorating the coffee-pot and sauce boat, gross weight 16.5cm wide, 9.5 oz. (296 gr) (2). £80-120 marriage of the Prince of Wales and a third 39 oz. (1213 gr.) (4). £300-400 lobed decanter, (3). £50-80 1092 1085 George III silver sauce ladle and another, 1078 Edward VII silver teapot with half- two silver-mounted frames, a pair of small George V silver three-piece tea-service, gadrooned body, by Walker & Hall, ashtrays, a pair of Gorham lampshades comprising teapot, cream jug and sugar Sheffield, 1902, gross weight 15oz, 466g. and a selection of other items, with various bowl, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., £120-180 dates and makers, lampshades 9cm high, London, 1914, and a pair of non-matching weighable silver 16oz., 497g. £80-120 sugar tongs, gross weight 36oz, (4). 1086 £400-600 Group of silver items to include two bowls, 1093 See Illustration a cream jug, a cased set of pepperettes a Edward VII and George V silver matched caddy spoon and another spoon, weighable pair of salts, each with lobed bodies and 1079 silver 12.3 oz. (382 gr.) (6). £100-150 feet, the first by George Nathan & Ridley Selection of silver-mounted dressing table Hayes, Chester 1908, the second items including a hand mirror, 28cm long, 1087 C Shapland & Co, London 1933, each hairbrush, two clothes brushes and four George III silver waiter, with pierced 6.5cm high, 5.6 oz. (173 gr.) (2). £80-120 bottles, (8). £60-80 gallery and armorial to the centre, by John Swift, London 1762, 22cm diam., 10 oz. 1094 1080 (311 gr.). £100-150 Elizabeth II silver Armada dish, with George V silver teapot, the shaped-oval commemorative central plaque depicting body with wooden finial and handle, Elizabeth I, by Silverware Manufacturers by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1930, Ltd, London 1973, 13cm diam., 133 gr., 13cm high, and a cased silver waiter by limited edition number 499/1500, in Mappin & Webb, 15.5cm diam., total presentation case with booklet. £40-60 weight 22.7 oz. (705 gr.) (2). £220-280

 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. They are responsible for their shipping arrangements, and the onus is therefore on them to arrange their own shipping. 45 1101

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1095 1099 1103 Edward VII and later silver four-piece tea Victorian silver and tortoiseshell desk paper Hanau set of silver teaspoons, the finials and coffee service, in the Art Nouveau clip, by J Batson & Son, London 1900, modelled as musicians playing instruments, style, Birmingham 1909, maker’s mark C.I, 13cm long, together with a silver-mounted with marks for Berthold Muller, Neresheimer, the sugar bowl by William Bush & Sons, red-leather clipboard with ornately pierced Hanau, and further import marks for Chester Sheffield 1939, the teapot 19cm high, gross biblical/mythical design, 24cm wide, (2). 1903, in fitted case, 90 gr. (6). £40-60 weight 37.8 oz. (1176 gr.) (4). £400-600 £60-80 See Illustration 1104 1100 Continental silver graduated pair of fruit 1096 Marie Alexandre L. Coudray, French cast bowls, each with grape and vine embossed Group of silver items to include two toast silver plaque, the front with a football central bowl and crimped border, stamped racks, one by Marson & Jones, the other match, the reverse with Contre-Amiral 830, the larger 20.5cm diam., 11 oz. by Frank Cobb & Co, both Birmingham Huguet Montcalm, in original presentation (344 gr.) (2). £80-120 1910, 7.5cm wide, 1.5 oz. each, a set case. In 1914, MONTCALM was the of Australian teaspoons and two plated flagship of the French Far East fleet under 1105 christening mugs, (5). £70-100 the command of Admiral Huguet, after the Spanish silver table ornament in the form outbreak of war with Germany she was part of a pheasant, stamped to tail, 89 gr., 1097  of Franco-British joint actions to seize the 28cm long. £60-90 Edward VII silver three-piece tea service, German colonies in the Pacific. £50-80 on spiral fluted oval feet and profusely 1106 decorated with scrolls, by W.M & Co., 1101 German set of silver teaspoons, the stems Sheffield 1909, the teapot with ivory finial Portuguese silver charger with embossed each in the form of a deer’s legs, the finials and insulators, 16cm high, 19 oz. (590 gr.) and engraved decoration, with eagle mark modelled as hooves, each stamped 800 to (3) £200-300 and Topazio ‘925’, 39oz, 1212g. This lots the reverse of the bowl. in fitted case, 51 gr. is to be sold on behalf of Woking And Sam (6). £20-40 1098 Beare Hospices. £400-600  Bachelor’s silver teapot, with rubbed See Illustration 1107 marks for London, with plain body and on 18th century German silver and ivory four ball feet, 13cm high, 9 oz. (280 gr.), 1102 punch ladle, the scalloped bowl with gilt together with a large silver plated meat-dish Set of twelve Norwegian Sterling silver interior and personal inscription to the cover 36.5cm, and a plated tureen and and harlequin enamelled coffee spoons, underside dated 1766, the ivory handle with cover, (3). £100-150 by Theodor Olsens, marked ‘925’, gross fan-shaped finial, 43cm long £100-150 weight 3.2oz, 100g. £100-150 See Illustration 1108 Chinese silver cigarette case embossed with a dragon, marked ‘90’ by Wang Hing, 8.5cm x 7.5cm, 3.5oz, 108g. £60-100

 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. 46 They are responsible for their shipping arrangements, and the onus is therefore on them to arrange their own shipping. 1109

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1109 1114 1120 Early 20th century Chinese export silver First half 18th century Irish silver card tray, Continental silver bulldog clip, with import dressing table set, probably by Hung with serpentine border on three scroll feet, marks for Chester 1879, maker’s mark Chong & Co, Shanghai, comprising hand marks rubbed, 16cm diam., 6oz, (186 g). B&S, the open-work design of serpentine mirror, hairbrush, two clothes brushes, £50-80 dragons, 7cm wide, 4 oz. (124 gr.). pot and glove hook, all decorated with £80-120 chrysanthemum, hand mirror 25.5cm long. 1115 See Illustration £400-600 Pair of George IV Irish silver berry spoons, See Illustration by William Cummins, Dublin, 1828, 4.5oz, 1121 139g, in fitted case. £50-80 Modern silver model of a Pug standing 1110 on all fours with tail curled, maker’s Late 19th century pair of Chinese export 1116 mark ‘LL’, London, 1977, 16oz, 498g. silver candlesticks, possibly by Hung Victorian Irish silver sugar bowl with wavy £300-500 Chong & Co, Shanghai, each decorated rim on round foot, maker’s mark rubbed by See Illustration with bamboo and an applied dragon West & Son, Dublin, 1898, silver cigarette scaling the stem, on wooden bases, each case, cigarette box and other items. 1122 7.5cm high, 12 oz. (372 gr.) (2). £500-800 £100-150 Group of silver vesta cases and match-box See Illustration covers, including one vari-coloured 1117 vesta stamped Sterling, another with 1111 William IV Irish silver waiter, the applied enamelled coat-of-arms, St John, Eastern white metal rose bowl with crests shaped-circular dish with scroll and fan 6.5cm high, gross weight 4 oz. (5). £60-80 of major cities, 7oz, 217g, Sold on behalf of border, on three hoof feet, by Richard the Princess Alice Hospice. £80-120 Sawyer, Dublin 1832, 19.5cm diam., 12 oz. (373 gr.). £120-180 1112 Indian white metal tea caddy with 1118 embossed scrolling and figural decoration, Modern pair of silver salad servers, each of on four shaped feet, 17cm high. £100-200 plain elongated form with red enamelled handles, stamped with the maker’s mark T 1113 in a shield and 925, 24.5cm long, 5.4 oz. Modern Indian graduated set of three (168 gr.) (2). £50-80 silver and enamel bowls, the leaf-shaped bowls with different colours and hammered 1119 finish, set on a wooden base. by Ravissant, Pair of Persian white metal bowls, foliate stamped 925, base 25cm x 25cm. decorated cigarette case, three napkin rings, £100-150 teaspoons, a penknife and other items, weighable silver 17oz, 528g. £150-200

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Buyer’s premium, at 28.8% inclusive of VAT, is payable on every lot in this sale. On certain bidding platforms there will be additional charges which should be noted at time of registration. For late collection, and storage charges see page 2. There are no charges on debit or credit card payments. 47 1123 1135 1147 George V set of four silver napkin rings, Victorian silver table lighter, of George V silver pin cushion box in the form two modelled as horse shoes and two Neo-classical design with grotesque of a piano stool, by T H Hazlewood & Co., as stirrups, in fitted case, by William animals forming its handles, by William Birmingham 1911, 5.5cm high. £60-90 Base & Sons, Birmingham 1929/3, Comyns, London 1901, with filled base, 4.5cm high, 3.3 oz. (104 gr.). £60-80 8cm high. £80-120 1148 George V silver and tortoiseshell trinket 1124 1136 box, on four legs with silver piqué inlay Set of six continental Art Nouveau silver George V silver table lighter in the form to cover, Birmingham 1916, maker’s mark miniature pitcher jugs, each with rose of an Aladdin’s lamp, Birmingham 1911, HA, 8cm wide. £40-60 design bodies and scrolling handles, maker’s mark rubbed, 14cm long. £60-90 stamped 800, each 5.5cm high, total weight 1149 6.3 oz. (196 gr.) (6). £60-90 1137 Victorian silver ornamental spoon, Edward VII silver combination match richly embossed and pierced throughout, 1125 box holder and ashtray, by William Neal, by H Matthews, Birmingham 1894, Victorian silver decanter label in the shape Chester 1905, 6cm high, gross weight 17cm long, 74 gr. £30-50 of the letter S, with bright-cut engraved 78 gr. £30-50 decoration, by Rawlings and Simmons, 1150 London 1847, 3cm high, 12.5 gr. £25-50 1138 Danish silver and enamel three piece cruet George V silver combination matchbox set, by Volmer Bahner, Denmark, stamped 1126 holder and ashtray, London 1926, maker’s sterling, in fitted case, pepper 4cm high. Victorian silver Whisky decanter mark rubbed, 12cm wide, 49 gr. £20-40 £40-60 label, with bright-cut engraving, by Bishton & Fletcher, Birmingham 1854, 1139 1151 6cm wide, 9 gr. £25-50 20th century pair of sterling silver pin Maltese set of six silver menu holders, dishes, each set on three round feet, by each in the form of a stylised dolphin, each 1127 J & S, 10cm diam., 198 gr. (2). £60-90 stamped 917, with felt bases, 4cm high, (6). Victorian set of three silver decanter £60-90 labels, in the form of letters P, M and S, 1140 by Rawlings and Simmons, London 1849, Chinese silver model of a man pulling 1152 3cm high, 36 gr. (3). £70-100 a rickshaw, by K L, character mark to Pair of Dutch late 18th century silver open underside, 33 gr., 5cm high. £20-40 salts, each with scrolling foliate galleries, 1128 beaded borders, on four reeded legs, with George V pair of silver flower pattern pin 1141 blue glass liners, maker’s mark ‘DO’, circa dishes, by Robert and Bells, Sheffield 1920, Edward VII silver vesta case, the front 1780, 7.5cm wide, 3.7 oz. (116 gr.) (2). 8.5cm diam., 105 gr. (2). £40-60 with opening for a photograph, by £60-100 A & J Zimmerman, Birmingham 1904, 1129 5.5cm high, 35 gr. £30-50 1153 Tiffany and Co sterling silver ball point Victorian silver and leather wallet, by pen, the clip stamped T&Co 925 1837, 1142 TJ, London 1875, with leather pockets 32 gr., 13.5cm long. £30-50 Edward VII silver vesta case, the ribbed inside and pencil, 11cm long, together body with vacant cartouche, by Henry with a miniature figure of a cat playing the 1130 Wilkinson Ltd, Birmingham 1902, cymbals and a silver-mounted miniature Sterling silver combination ruler and 5cm high, 35cm. £30-50 book of Common Prayer, cat 59 gr. (3). pencil, extended length 33cm including nib, £60-100 engraved with initials WAB, 32 gr. £40-60 1143 Edward VII silver purse-form vesta case, 1154 1131 with clasp opening and internal fold up Edward VII set of travel hair-curlers Sterling silver combination magnifying match holder and striker, Chester 1904, comprising curling tongs in green leather glass and bookmark, 8.5cm long. £30-50 maker’s mark rubbed, 5.5cm high. £50-80 case and a burner/stand in silver-mounted case, the case by CD, London 1903/4, 1132 1144 9cm wide, together with a vesta case, card German child’s silver mug, with bright-cut Victorian silver vesta case, the plain body case, cigar cutter, lighter and toothpick, pictorial engraving of a girl and three geese, with capped corners, by Army & Navy weighable silver 83 gr. (7). £60-100 stamped on base 925, 34.5 gr., 7cm high. Cooperative Society Ltd., London 1887, £30-50 19.5 gr. 5cm high. £30-50 1155 George V silver and pink enamel alarm 1133 1145 clock, the shield-shaped body with pink Edward VII silver-mounted paperweight Silver heart-shaped vesta case, with scroll enamel front, maker’s mark ‘C&A’, topped with a dog, by Levi and Salaman, embossed decoration and hinged cover, Birmingham, 1927, 10cm high. £80-120 Birmingham 1908, on clear cube base, stamped 925, 13 gr., 3.5cm high. £20-40 7cm high. £30-50 1146 1134 Victorian silver pen-wipe, in the form of a Continental pair of silver-gilt figural salts boot brush, by J &W Deakin, Chester 1901, and peppers, each base stamped Sterling 4cm wide. £40-60 950, 7.5cm high, 49 gr. (2). £60-90

FINE ART 1170 1183 18th century black and white print, Markey Bulwinkle (American). This section of the sale will not start before Gabriel Perelle, landscape with figure, ‘Men’. Artist Proof, signed in pencil, 12.25pm 10cm x 20cm. £50-80 41cm x 49cm. £50-80 1156 1171 Laurence Bell (Canadian?, 19/20th 18th century print, various medieval century), pair of etchings, harvesters in a figures, 12cm x 8cm. £50-80 landscape and fishermen beneath a tree by a lake, both signed in pencil lower right 1172 margin, on F J Head & Co laid paper. 19th century black and white print, portrait £40-60 study of an elderly man wearing a turban, 10cm x 7cm. £50-80 1157 18th/19th century black and white print of 1173 Venice, 32cm x 45cm. £50-80 19th century print, mythical scene with two figures embracing, indistinctly signed in 1184 1158 pencil, 48cm x 46cm. £50-100 18th/19th century black and white print of 1184 Venice, 39cm x 50cm. £50-80 1174 Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe RA (British, Koch (Georg) after Bonaventura Genelli 1901-1979), Hawks and Falcons. The 1159 Aus Dem Leben Eines Wüstlings 18 loose complete portfolio of ten lithographs 18th/19th century black and white print of lithographs in portfolio with printed label printed in colours, 1975, two signed, eight Venice, The Grand Canal, 39cm x 52cm. most 282 x 455mm. large folio overall initialled and all numbered 5/90 in pencil, £50-80 Leipzig F.A. Brockhaus 1866. £60-100 published by Circle Press Publications, Guildford, all on J Barcham Green wove 1160 1175 paper, each with full marginsoverall 19th century black and white print AFTER After Stefano Della Bella, two soldiers 61.5 x 41.5cm, unframed (10). £300-500 PETRUS CORTONENSIS, ‘The Finding in conversation, black and white etching, See Illustration of Romulus & Remus’, The shepherd 6cm x 12cm, and another of artillery Faustulus brings the twins Romulus and crossing a plain, 6cm x 12cm. (2). £40-60 1185 Remus home to his wife, 50cm x 39cm. After Francis Flameng (French, £50-80 1176 1856-1923). ‘Vive Le Empereur’, Pair of early 20th century coloured hunting engraving, Remargue proof, signed by the 1161 prints after Lionel Edwards, ‘Lucky man’ artist and engraver in pencil on the margin, 18th century print, ‘The South West and The Unlucky man’, each 34cm x 77cm. believed to have been one of the original Prospect of Guildford in the County of £60-100 shipment to William Schause NY, USA, FV Surrey’, 79cm x 30cm. £50-80 blindstamp, 59cm x 84cm. £60-100 1177 1162 Pair of 19th century coloured hunting prints 1186 18th/19th century black and white print of after Lionel Edwards, ‘The M.F.H’ and the After Francesco Bartolozzi, three Rome, 48cm x 39cm. £50-80 ‘Old Mr Barleycorn’, each 47cm x 59cm, engravings, portraits, comprising ‘Sir Charles Wingfield’, ‘The Lady 1163 and a Snaffles print, ‘Hogany tops’, Montegle’ and ‘Anne of Cleves’, each 18th/19th century black and white print of 40cm x 32cm. £60-100 26.5cm x 18cm, (3). £150-200 Rome, 48cm x 39cm. £50-80 1178 1164 19th century print, ‘The Motar Battery 18th century black and white print of a Wollich’, 40cm x 46cm, and four other siege, 22cm x 29cm. £50-80 military prints. £100-200

1165 1179 19th century black and white print of a Snaffles, Charles Johnson Payne (British, execution, 17cm x 34cm. £50-80 1884-1967), Point to Point, coloured lithographic print, signed in pencil, 1166 50cm x 76cm. £100-200 1187 19th century black and white print of 1187 gentleman, 15cm x 10cm. £50-80 1180 Elyse Ashe Lord, ‘Chinese’, limited edition Sir William Newzam Prior Nicholson (British, 1872-1949). ‘Twelve Portraits’, 1167 print, signed and titled in pencil, numbered Second series, set of prints, comprising 20th century print of a lady surrounded by 11/75, 33cm x 37cm. £100-200 ‘H.M. Queen Alexandra’, ‘The Kaiser’, reeds, 12cm x 17cm. £50-80 1181 ‘Pope Leo XIII’, ‘President Roosevelt’, 1168 William Lionel Wyllie R.A. (British, ‘Eleanora Duse’, ‘Li Hung Chang’, 19th century theatre poster, advertising 1851-1931), Aberdeen Harbour, drypoint ‘Lord Kitchener’, ‘The Rt. Hon. Joseph a variety show taking place at the New etching, signed in pencil `W L Wyllie`, Chamberlain’, ‘Thomas Edison’, ‘Sada Theatre, on the Strand, March 25th 1816, 23cm x 42cm. £100-150 Yacco’, ‘Mark Twain’ and ‘Henrik Ibsen’, 37cm x 23cm. £40-60 each 33.5cm x 27.5cm, 1902, in original 1182 folio, published by William Heinemann. 1169 No lot £600-800 17th century Italian book frontis piece, See Illustration dated 1632, Operum S. Ambrosii, framed. £50-80

1188 1196 After Charles Louis Baugniet (Belgian, Alfred Kingsley Lawrence (British, 1814-1886) Oval three-quarter 1893-1978), ‘Lord Plunket’ bust-length length portrait of a seated gentleman, portrait of a young man, charcoal mid-19th century lithograph, bears label heightened with white, Federation of for Morant & Boyd, 91 New Bond Street, British Artists label verso, 51cm x 44cm. London, 45 x 34.5cm, together with a head £200-300 and shoulders portrait of a boy wearing a See Illustration white chemise and blue bow-tie, charcoal and chalks, within an oval ebonized frame, 1197 44.5 x 34.5cm. (2). £100-150 Shan Egerton (British, b.1948). 1203 ‘Terraced fields in the Himalayas’ pastel, 1189 49cm x 75cm, Sally Hunter Fine Art label 1203 Snaffles, Charles Johnson Payne (British, verso. £50-80 Edward Wesson (British, 1910-1983). 1884-1967), “Oh! To be in England now ‘A Farm in Sussex’, signed, watercolour, that April’s there’’, coloured racing print, 1198 32.5cm x 50cm. £120-180 published by Messrs Fores Limited, Classic motorcar scene depicting a racing See Illustration pencil signed and blindstamped lower left, driver in a green car on a track, pastel on 1204 32cm x 54cm. £100-150 paper, unsigned, framed, 48 x 36.5cm. £80-120 Hanslip Fletcher (British, 1874-1955), 1190 study of a college gate, pen and ink, signed, Snaffles, Charles Johnson Payne (British, 1199 49cm x 46cm. £100-150 1884-1967), October, November, December George Soper R.E. (British, 1870-1942), The Cattle Shed, watercolour, inscribed 1205 and February, signed prints, 12cm x 13cm George Soper (British, 1870-1942), together with a signed and dedicated label verso from the estate of George and Eileen Soper 1990, 27cm x 39cm. £80-120 Arabian battle scene with cavalry, signed Christmas Card “Happy Landings in 1940”. and dated ‘90, en grisaille, 35cm x 51cm. £100-150 1200 £60-80 Charles Edward Dixon (British, 1191 1206 M. Donat (French, 19th century), wooded 1872-1934), two sailing ships and other smaller vessels at anchored in an estuary G. Trevor (British, 20th century), highland landscape with figures, oil on panel, signed, landscape with mountains and a 16.5cm x 23cm. £100-150 (possibly The Thames), watercolour, signed and dated Charlie Dixon 1889 lower left, loch, gouache, signed to lower left, 1192 34cm x 59cm. 25cm x 35cm. £30-50 Sir Henry Rushbury R.A. (British, Provenance: Owned by the current vendor’s 1889-1968) ‘Paris’, etching, signed in family since before WWII. £400-600 pencil, 24cm x 32cm. £20-40 See Illustration

1193 1201 Robert Heindel, 1938-2005, ballet dancers, Mary Wondrausch, Rose II, large scale wild signed limited edition print, 34/500, rose in reds, with monogram and signed on 45.5cm x 41.5cm. £40-60 reverse, 49 x 33cm, framed. £50-80 1207

1194 1202 1207 Ralph Brown RA (British, 1928-2003), Grahame Penn (British 20th century), L Lewis (British, 20th century), beach charcoal of a nude lady, 48 x 33cm. ‘Dusk along the river’, signed and scene with boats, figures and cliffs, signed £100-150 dated ‘84, watercolour, 35cm x 52cm, and dated ‘01, watercolour, 22cm x 53cm. Minerva Gallery label and artist’s label £100-150 1195 verso. £60-80 See Illustration Kirsten Flemming, still life with cello. Charcoal, signed verso, 84cm x 60cm. £50-80

1211 1219 1220

1208 1216 Sir H Pollen, possibly Richard Hungerford Walter W Goddard, landscape with canal Pollen, ‘Convent of St. Saba, near barge entering a lock, watercolour, signed The Dead Sea’, titled and dated 1844, and dated 1904, 25cm x 66cm. £100-150 watercolour, inscribed verso, 35cm x 50cm. £150-250 1217 James Holland (British, 1799-1870), study 1209 of a tulip, a rose and a butterfly, unsigned, Mary Crabtree (British, 20th century), Heather Newman gallery label verso, ‘Made the quarters of a troop of 19cm x 15cm. £100-200 1223 horse’, signed, gouache en grisaille, 39cm x 26.5cm. £30-50 1218 1223 George Shalders (British, 1826-1873), Thomas Bush Hardy (British, 1842-1897), 1210 ‘Near Haslemere, Surrey’, watercolour, Equihen Sands, watercolour, signed and Reginald Daniel Sherrin (British, unsigned, named and titled on mount of dated 1879 lower left, 25cm x 42cm, and 1891-1971), highland landscape with frame, 35cm x 46cm. £400-600 another marine watercolour by a different stream and bridge, signed, gouache, See Illustration hand, 36cm x 36cm. £200-400 24cm x 34.5cm. £30-50 See Illustration 1219 1211 George Sheffield (British, 1839-1892), dock 1224 Ellis Silas (British, 1883-1972), Original scene with steamer, watercolour, signed, Samuel Gillespie Prout (British, artwork for the poster of ‘Ellerman’s City 60cm x 88cm. £200-300 1822-1911), ‘washing clothes with St Ouen and Hall Lines, India and Ceylon’, signed See Illustration beyond, Rouen’, watercolour, signed, Ellis Silas lower right, gouache on paper, 23cm x 18cm. £50-100 laid on card, unframed, 98.5cm x 61.5cm. 1220 £80-120 Collection of watercolours and sketches 1225 See Illustration by Henry Alexander Bowler (1824-1903) Samuel Gillespie Prout (British, his sister/daughter Elisabeth A Bowler, 1822-1911), pair of landscapes of 1212 and father Archer Bowler (35 and a sketch continental towns, watercolour, signed, 20th century, English school, coastal book) 16cm x 24cm. £100-200 landscape, signature is indistinct, Provenance: Inherited by current vendors 32cm x 23cm. £50-100 father age of one; he was a godson of 1226 Henry Alexander Bowler. £600-1000 Samuel Gillespie Prout (British, 1213 See Illustration 1822-1911), two watercolours, town Frances E. Nesbitt (c.1864-1934) cottage scene, 38cm x 27cm, and a landscape, garden scene, watercolour, signed, 1221 20cm x 30cm. £50-100 34cm x 51cm. £80-120 Claude Hamilton Rowbotham (British, 1864-1949), landscape with bridge, 1227 1214 watercolour, signed and dated 1903, Christopher J Bazeley. Cartoon of an a Walter W Goddard, landscape with cattle 6cm x 10cm. £50-80 vintage airplane signed and dated 90/4. watering and a church nearby, watercolour, watercolour and ink Richard Hagen Gallery signed lower left, 22cm x 60cm. £100-150 1222 label verso, 35cm x 48cm. £150-250 19th century landscape watercolour, 1215 possibly the Lake District, indistinctly Walter W Goddard, landscape with river monogrammed C.W.W.?, 7.5cm x 12cm. and a steam train, watercolour, signed, £60-80 25cm x 60cm. £100-150

1229 1237 1245 Christopher J Bazeley, cartoon of an Tom Groom (British, 20th century), Warwick Goble (British, 1862-1943), a vintage tractor, watercolour and ink, Bosham, watercolour, signed lower left, continental evening city scape, watercolour, dated 90/2, Richard Hagen Gallery label 22cm x 43cm. £40-60 signed, 39cm x 53cm. £100-150 verso, 35cm x 48cm, with various images and paperwork. £100-200 1238 1246 Harold Wyllie (British, 1880-1973) HMS A D Sahakain Ahwaz (Iran), portrait of 1230 Liffey, 51 guns, pen and ink, signed lower a standing man, watercolour, signed and Eric Erskine Campbell Tuffnell (British, right, 19cm x 27cm. £50-100 dated 1960, 28cm x 20cm; and Vlad D, 1888-1978), HMS Roberts, Sicily two watercolour portrait studies, signed, July 1942, watercolour, signed, and 1239 35cm x 20cm. (3). £60-100 another, HMS Roberts firing her guns, A Chinese Equestrian picture of five 25.5cm x 36.5cm. (2). £80-100 galloping riders; the right hand with two 1247 red seals beside an inscription; framed James Penson (British, 1814-1907), “The 1231 and glazed, overall dimensions including Bowder Stone”, watercolour, signed lower Frank Henry Mason (British, 1876-1965), framing about 79 x 53cm. right, 30cm x 40cm. £30-50 The Spithead Review, watercolour, signed Provenance: The Property of a Gentleman; lower left, Lower Nupend Gallery label acquired in Beijing, circa 2000. £100-150 1248 verso, 33cm x 53cm. £300-500 Frank Patterson (British, 1871-1952), See Illustration 1240 “Lych Gate, Pulborough”, pen and ink A Chinese picture of a mountainous river drawing, signed lower right, 35cm x 26cm. 1232 landscape, possibly the middle reaches of £30-50 Roland Vivian Pitchforth (British, 1895- The Yangtze around Chonqing and Yichang 1982), Entrance to the Tees, watercolour, in southwestern China, framed and glazed, 1249 signed lower right, 44cm x 54cm. £50-100 overall dimensions 75 x 53.5cm; together Attributed to Ernest Albert Waterlow, with another Chinese picture of a bird landscape with windmills, watercolour, 1233 beside bamboo, framed and glazed, overall unsigned, 24cm x 33cm. £100-150 William Minshall Birchall (British, dimensions 46 x 23cm (2). £100-150 1884-1941), “Cutty Sark”, British Clipper, 1250 watercolour, signed and titled lower left, 1241 Henry James Sage (British, 1868-1953), 40cm x 53cm. £100-150 Lily Skeaping Kaufmann (act.1894-1930), view of a house and garden, watercolour, portrait of a young child, watercolour, signed, unframed, 27cm x 38cm. £40-60 1234 25cm x 35.5cm. £100-150 A.D Bell (act.c.1920-c.1950), Outward 1251 bound, clipper under full sail, watercolour, 1242 Arthur Burchett (British, 1853-1927), signed and dated 1929 lower left, Robert Taylor Pritchett (British, ‘Near Tully Lake, Renvyle’, Co. Galway, 25cm x 36cm. £60-100 1828-1907), ‘Early Primroses’, woodland watercolour, signed, inscribed and landscape, watercolour, signed lower left, dated 1901, 16cm x 26cm. £40-60 1235 33cm x 50cm. £100-150 William Minshall Birchall (British, 1252 1884-1941), “The Seaman’s Highway” 1243 A. Dorothy Cohen R.A. (British, and “Tramp and Trawlers”, watercolours, Thomas Miles II Richardson (British, 1887-1960), ‘Water Lilies at Kew’, signed and dated 1923, both 23cm x 45cm. 1813-1890), Loch Awe, watercolour, watercolour, signed and inscribed, £100-150 signed with initials, Agnew’s label verso, 18.5cm x 29cm. 16cm x 53cm. £100-150 Provenance: the artist’s estate and studio, whence purchased by the previous owner. £20-40

1231 1236

1254 Charles Cattermole (British, 1832-1900), ‘A Doubtful Point’, watercolour, signed, 15cm x 44cm. Exhibited; Liverpool, Walker Galleries, Charles Cattermole loan exhibition, 1886, no numbers. £80-120 1258

1255 Attributed to Clarkson Stanfield (British, 1793-1867), beached wreck off a rocky outcrop, watercolour heightened with white, bears signature, 16cm x 32.5cm. £20-40

1256 Edward Duncan (British, 1803-1882), women and children in a cottage doorway, watercolour heightened with white, signed and dated 1845, 32cm x 47cm. £60-80

1257 Henry Harris Lines (British, 1800-1889), woodland landscape, watercolour, signed and dated 1883, 52cm x 70cm. £150-250

1258 Vincent R. Balfour Browne (British, 1880-1963). ‘The Rock Lotus’, watercolour, signed with initials and 1265 1262 dated 1913, 45cm x 30cm. Sale catalogue entry and gallery label verso. £200-300 See Illustration 1264 1270 Arderne Clarence (British, 1882-1966), River landscape with boats and cottage, 1259 set of four coastal scenes, rocky cliffs, watercolour and gouache, indistinctly Edmund Morison Wimperis (British, and ships leaving harbour, four pictures signed lower left, label verso ‘F L Pettiman 1835-1900) figures on a track, watercolour, in two frames, signed, watercolours, each Ltd.’. £150-250 signed with initials, 30cm x 48cm. £60-100 24cm x 12cm. £100-150 1271 1260 1265 Bertram Prance (British, 1889-1959), ‘The William Paton Burton (English, 1828-1883), Marjorie Cox (British, 1915-2003). ‘Danny’ Card Players’, watercolour and bodycolour rural scene with figure and cart on track a Rough Collie, signed and dated 1965, 40cm x 29cm. £50-80 before buildings, signed W.P. Burton, pastel, 51cm x 42.5cm. £100-150 watercolour, 40cm x 75cm. £40-60 See Illustration

1261 1266 Kay Nixon (British, 1895-1988), 19th century, English School, portrait Badgers painted for the book ‘Animal of a young woman in a red coat, Mothers & Babies’ by Frederick Warne, and hat and holding playing cards, London, watercolour, signed lower left unsigned, watercolour, in oval mount, K Nixon, 28cm x 32cm. £100-150 32cm x 26.5cm. £60-100

1262 1267 § Fred Yates (British 1922-2008), Kathleen Sylvester Le Clerc Fowle (British, ‘Simplicity can be important’, signed, 1903-1992), semi-nude woman sitting on watercolour, 30.5cm x 12.5cm. a chair, signed, pastel, 33cm x 27.5cm. Provenance: John Martin Gallery label £150-200 verso. Please note that Artists Resale Right is additionally payable on this lot up to 1268 a maximum of 4% on top of the hammer Stanley Pellett (British, 20th century), price (visit www.dacs.org.uk for more three-masted sailing ship in full sail, signed, information). £400-600 gouache, 37cm x 52cm. £100-150 See Illustration 1272 1269 1263 Martin Snape (British, 1852-1930) snow 1272 Early 20th century, English School, ladies topped mountainous river landscape with Hans Herrmann (German, 1858-1942). picking apples in an orchard, unsigned, sheep grazing, watercolour, signed lower Harbour at Breskens, oil on board, signed watercolour, 27.5cm x 20cm. £50-80 right 39cm x 60cm, with remains of a label lower right, 46cm x 36cm. £200-300 verso. £100-200 See Illustration

1281 Paul Marny (French, 1829-1914), continental town with cathedral and market square, watercolour, signed, 26cm x 39cm. £40-60

1282 Neapolitan School, distant view of a 1287 harbour with boats in the foreground, 1287 gouache, 41.5cm x 61cm. £60-80 Victor Emanuelov (Russian, 1884-1940), 1283 a winter landscape with a snow covered Late 19th/early 20th century Dutch School, bridge at sunset, oil on canvas, signed figures outside an open air green-grocers lower left, 44 x 54cm. £200-300 with a cathedral in the distance, signed with See Illustration 1273 monogram, watercolour, 32cm x 22cm. £100-150 1273 Willem ‘Willy’ Martens (Dutch, 1856-1927), Dutch lady sewing whilst a child looks on, watercolour, signed lower left, 51cm x 41cm. £250-350 See Illustration 1288 1274 Dutch school, coastal scene with figures on 1288 boats, watercolour, unsigned, 24cm x 35cm. Iraida Vladimirovna Sokolova (Russian, £80-120 b.1930) [СОКОЛОВА ИРАИДА ВЛАДИМИРОВНА], “The Old Mill”, 1275 oil on board, signed and dated 1956 verso, Alfredo Cifariello (Italian, 1928-2015), 1284 21cm x 40cm. £300-400 still life of a basket and fruit, oil on canvas, See Illustration signed lower right, 49cm x 69cm. £80-120 1284 Mason Hunter (Scottish, 1854-1921), 1276 study of a galleon, oil on board, unsigned, Piero Fiori (Italian, b.1947), still life of 25cm x 32cm. Sold with St Andrews fine fruit on a table top, oil on canvas, signed, art gallery receipt. £200-300 38cm x 50cm. £150-250 See Illustration

1277 1285 Lucia Sarto (Italian, b.1950), ‘Nude’, oil § Livio De Marchi (Italian, b.1943). on canvas, signed, inscribed label verso, Cowboy-Stiefel Sculpture, wooden 39cm x 18.5cm. £150-250 pair, with a copy of the original receipt. 33 x 27 x 9.5cm. Please note that artist 1289 1278 resale right maybe additionally payable on 1289 Cesare Formilli (Italian, 1860-1942), this lot up to a maximum of 4% on top of Walter Heath Williams (British, cottages in an autumnal woodland, the hammer price, visit www.dacs.org for 1835-1906), river scene with figure fishing watercolour, signed and dated 1895 lower more information. £800-1200 on the bank and country landscape with right, 47cm x 76cm. £150-200 See Illustration fields and figures, pair of oils on canvas, 1286 both signed, 44.5cm x 65cm. £400-600 Ginette Fiandaca (British, See Illustration b.1949), “Shamanic Journey”, abstract mixed media study on canvas board, inscribed ‘Ginette Fiandaca, 1st year ‘99’ verso, 62cm x 123cm. £100-200 1279 1279 Cesare Formilli (Italian, 1860-1942), view of an autumnal woodland path, watercolour, signed and dated 1895 lower right, 36cm x 76cm. £150-200 See Illustration 1285

1297 Jean Young (British, 1914-1995), ‘Sketch

for magpie in a cherry tree’, signed, oil on 1303 1290 canvas, 34cm x 24cm. £50-80 1303 1290 1298 David Morgan (British, b.1964) sheep Manner of Thomas Sidney Cooper, two G Glitsch, coastal scene with trees, in landscape with a church ands cottages studies of cattle beside a river, oils on signed and dated 1939, oil on canvas, nearby, oil on canvas, signed lower left, canvas, 29cm x 55cm. £250-350 31.5cm x 39cm. £30-50 38cm x 74cm. £250-350 See Illustration See Illustration

1291 1299 1291 1299 1304 Manner of Thomas Sidney Cooper, Cattle William Anslow Thornley (British, by a river, oil on canvas, 29cm x 55cm. 1304 1857-1935), beach scene with figures £150-250 David Morgan (British, b.1964), harvest and boats, signed, oil on canvas, See Illustration river meadow, oil on canvas, signed, 24.5cm x 39.5cm. £300-500 24cm x 39cm. £150-250 1292 See Illustration See Illustration 19th century portrait of a woman at prayer, 1300 wearing a green shawl, oil on canvas, 1305 T I Vivian. Spanish School, study of a unsigned, 52cm x 42cm. £200-300 19th century study of a young lady by a bull, mixed media, signed and dated 90 spinning wheel, oil on canvas, unsigned, 1293 verso titled No.3 in the Arena No2 1990, 39cm x 29cm. £100-200 Early 20th century French school study of 120 x 100cm. an amorous couple, oil on board, unsigned, Provenance: Part of single owner collection 1306 22cm x 32cm. £100-150 of modern art and sculpture consigned by a 19th century portrait of a young lady London based collector. £100-150 holding a sheaf of corn, oil on canvas, 1294 35cm x 24cm. £100-200 Burnett, Paris street scene with a view 1301 of Notre Dame, signed, oil on board, JS Angelo Potter?, “Bringing in the 1307 59.5cm x 121cm. £50-80 harvest”, oil on canvas, signed, 99cm x 19th century naïve school, figure with a dog 130cm. £100-200 in front of a church, oil on board, unsigned, 1295 60cm x 68cm. £100-150 20th century, Italian School, Venetian lagoon 1302 with figures and boats, indistinctly signed, Enrico Frattini (Italian, 1890-1968), portrait 1308 oil on canvas, 33.5cm x 114cm. £50-80 of a young girl and portrait of a young Victor Wagemaekers (Dutch, 1876-1953), boy, oils on canvas laid on board, both farm yard with chickens, oil on board, signed lower left, unframed, 39cm x 29cm, signed lower right, 38cm x 28cm. a pair. (2). £80-120 £100-150

1309 1310

1311 1328 1326

1309 1317 1324 Brian Jarvi (American b.1956). ‘Cabbage S J Andrews (20th century), Early Morning, Charlie Wilson (Great Train Robber, Patch’, oil on board, signed and dated 2005, Pinmill, acrylic on board, signed lower British, 1932-1990), orange sunset with 26cm x 61cm. right, 40cm x 60cm. £40-60 blue mountains, oil on canvas, unsigned, Provenance: Purchased from Halcyon inscribed verso ‘Hull Prison 1973’, Gallery in 2005. £400-600 1318 44.5cm x 44.5cm. See Illustration William Calladine (British, b.1941), Provenance: Given to the vendor’s father East Indiamen at moorings, pair of oils by ‘Tug’ Wilson, Charlie Wilson’s father 1310 on canvas, signed, both 30cm x 40cm. when they worked together at London Brian Jarvi (American b.1956). £150-200 Transport and handed down to vendor. ‘A Crocodile Hunt’, oil on board, signed £100-150 and dated 2005, 30cm x 58cm. 1319 Provenance: Purchased from Halcyon Kirsten Flemming, still life of machine 1325 Gallery in 2005. £400-600 parts on a car bonnet, signed verso, Joyce Haddon (British, 1914-1994), See Illustration 76cm x 130cm. £100-150 chapel in a wooded glade, oil on board, 29cm x 24cm. £80-120 1311 1320 19th century still life study with game birds Kirsten Flemming. Still life of machine 1326 and a shotgun in a landscape, oil on canvas parts, mixed media, signed verso, Joseph Furst (Hungarian, b.1947), still life laid on board, 94.5cm x 68.5cm. £200-300 122xm x 82cm. £50-80 of flowers, oil on board, signed lower right, See Illustration 39cm x 29.5cm. £150-200 1321 See Illustration 1312 A Fleischmann, The Thames at Chiswick R. Moore, Trows and Cutters in the Mall, signed verso oil on canvas, 1327 Channel, oil on canvas, signed and inscribed 39cm x 28cm. £70-100 A. G. Wilson, portraits of William verso, 49.5cm x 74.5cm. £100-150 Howarth and Emily Howarth (Nee Bell), 1322 oil on board, signed (circa 1845), both George Maroniez (French, 1865-1933), 1313 76cm x 53cm and in carved giltwood moonlit seascape with waves on a Darina Marko (Bulgarian, b.1966), still frames. £200-300 life of a flower, mixed media, signed, beach, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 74 x 34cm. £100-150 32cm x 54cm. £300-500 1328 See Illustration Reginald Machell (British, 1854-1927), 1314 still life of yellow flowers, oil on paper, Tom Barron, ‘Summer Light Over Eigg IV’ 1323 remains of handwritten label verso, Charlie Wilson (Great Train Robber, oil on canvas, signed, titled on stretcher 30.5cm x 37.5cm. £300-500 British, 1932-1990), landscape with figures 61 x 61cm. £100-150 See Illustration and trees, oil on canvas, signed verso, 1315 76cm x 60cm. 1329 Darina Marko (Bulgarian, 1966), still life of Provenance: Given to the vendor’s father Attributed to James Dromgole Linton a flower, mixed media, signed, 38 x 38cm. by ‘Tug’ Wilson, Charlie Wilson’s father (1840-1916), Landscape with bridge, oil on £100-150 when they worked together at London board, 24cm x 34cm Provence by family Transport and handed down to vendor. descent. £100-150 1316 £100-150 Craig Campbell ‘Sport in Action I’ John 1330 Callard, oil on canvas, signed and titled 19th century painting of a saint, oil on 30 x 40cm. £120-180 board, 35cm x 25cm. £40-60

1334 1334 G. Hutchinson (British, late 19th century), three quarter length portrait of a standing male in military dress, oil on board, 34 x 44cm. £200-300 See Illustration

1335 Pair of 19th century English school landscapes, monogrammed CP, each 40cm x 60cm. £100-200

1336 ‘Ida’, late 19th century head and shoulders portrait of a young girl wearing a white frilled dress, oil on canvas laid on board, unsigned, 26.5cm x 21cm. £80-120

1337 Joseph Clark (British, 1834-1926). ‘Good 1337 Bye Baby’, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 53cm x 43cm. £2000-3000 See Illustration

1338 George Bernard O’Neill (Irish, 1828-1917). ‘The English Pupils Arrival’, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 57cm x 43cm. £1500-2500 See Illustration

1339 Gustav Muller (German, 1811-?), ‘Pasquetta’, oil on canvas, signed and titled, 1331 59cm x 45cm. £500-800 1333 See Illustration 1331 Cavendish Morton (British, 1911-2015), 1333 1340 still life of flowers, oil on canvas, signed Francis Wilfred Lawson (British, Ellie Howitt, ‘The Artist’, oil on canvas, and dated 1961 lower right, 44cm x 34cm, 1842-1935), two girls in a meadow, oil on signed dated on stretcher, 120cm x 88cm. framed. £120-180 canvas, 58 x 47.5cms. £200-300 £100-200 See Illustration See Illustration 1341 1332 Ellie Howitt, ‘Queen of Hearts’, oil on Andrew Stock (British, b.1960), ‘Mother’s canvas, signed and titled on stretcher, Pride’, oil on board of a family of ducks 120cm x 92cm. £100-200 swimming, signed and dated ‘90 lower right, 60cm x 27cm, framed. £80-120 1342 No lot

1343 H C Eberts, still-life of flowers, oil on canvas, remains of label verso, 31cm x 26.5cm. £60-100

1344 1344 James Webb (British, 1825-1895), ‘Dordrecht’, river scene at sundown with boats, oil on canvas, unsigned, 1338 19cm x 29cm. £200-300 See Illustration

1345 James Webb (British, 1825-1895), ‘Windmills on the Rhine’, oil on canvas, signed and dated ‘79 lower left, 49cm x 74cm. £1000-1500 See Illustration

1346 English School, 19th century, travellers on a country road, oil on canvas, indistinctly signed and dated, John Lo… 18…, unframed, 50cm x 76cm. £40-60

1347 Rev. Robert Woodley Brown (British, circa 1840-1860), lakeside cottage with figures in the foreground, oil on canvas, unframed, 51cm x 61cm. £80-120

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1348 1351 A. Dorothy Cohen, R.A. (British, Peter Le Cave (British, fl. circa 1769-1811), 1887-1960), a skier, oil on canvas, painted drover and cattle on a path, travellers circa 1930, unframed, 60cm x 50cm. resting in the foreground; and elegant Provenance: the artist’s estate and studio, lady on horseback outside a cottage, whence purchased by the previous owner. goatherd in the foreground, oils on panel, £40-60 20cm x 25.5cm, a pair. (2). Provenance: ex collection Sir Henry 1349 Sutcliffe Smith, W. Yorkshire prior to 1938. A. Dorothy Cohen, R.A. (British £800-1200 1887-1960), portrait of a violinist, See Illustration oil on board, signed and dated 1959, 60cm x 50cm. 1352 Provenance: the artist’s estate and studio, English School, 19th century, ‘Scene at whence purchased by the previous owner. Knaresborough’, oil on canvas, inscribed £40-60 with title and indistinctly signed on the stretcher, 73cm x 101cm. £250-350 1350 See Illustration French School, 19th century, elegantly dressed lady in an interior, oil on canvas, 1353 oval, unframed, 38cm x 45cm. £50-80 1353 Alfred Pollentine (British, 1836-1890) ‘The Doge’s Palace, Venice’, oil on canvas, signed, unframed, 53cm x 43cm. £400-600 See Illustration

1352 1357

1355 In the manner of Emile Vernon, late 19th century portrait of Eileen Allannah from the Irish song, oil on canvas, re-lined, character named in pencil on the stretcher and paper label reading E Vernon, 61cm x 46cm. £100-150 See Illustration

1356 Early 20th century, still-life of flowers, oil on board, signature indistinct, 38 x 30cm. £80-120

1357 1355 1358 André De Lievin, pseudonym for Pierre De Clausade (French, 1910-1976). ‘The Valley of the 1358 1359 Loire’, oil on canvas, signed, Mark William Langloise (British, 1848-1924), George Cole (British, 1810-1883), ‘A Downland 44cm x 53cm. Gallery label verso. fruit seller with young boy and girl, oil on View’, four sheep on rough track, cottage in £200-300 canvas, signed, 52cm x 42cm. £300-500 trees in mid-distance, oil on canvas, signed and See Illustration See Illustration dated 1860, 34.5cm x 50cm. £700-1000 See Illustration

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1361 Mark William Langloise (British, 1848-1924), two children by a fire, feeding a pet rabbit outside its open cage, oil on canvas, signed, 52cm x 41.5cm. £200-300 See Illustration

1362 French School, ‘Going to the market’, peasant girl in red skirt, carrying conical basket on head, oil on canvas, 49cm x 33.5cm. £300-500 See Illustration 1360

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1362 1363

1363 John Hodgson Campbell (British, 1855-1927), ‘Blackberry Gatherers’, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed verso with title, artist’s name and address and date (‘91/2), 75cm x 49.5cm. £1500-2500 See Illustration

1364 1368 1372 Ernst Anders (German, 1845-1911), women 19th century, English School, beach scene John Franklin, hillside landscape, signed with babies, oil on board, one signed, with hills in the distance, indistinctly lower left, oil on board, 40cm square. 14cm x 10cm, pair. £100-150 signed, oil on canvas, 24.5cm x 44.5cm. £50-80 £100-150 1365 1373 Portrait of Major Patrick Thomas King in 1369 J M Houston, lady seated wearing a white uniform, appears unsigned and another of Ross Foster, 20th-21st century, before the halter neck dress, oil on canvas, signed him as a young boy with his Mother, oil on Punch & Judy show, signed, oil on canvas, lower right, 89cm x 69cm. £200-300 canvas, 39cm x 31cm and 49cm x 38cm. 50cm x 73cm. £200-300 Provenance - Vendor’s Grandfather, a See Illustration 1374 documentary was made by the BBC Early 20th century river landscape, oil about him on 10 Feb 1971 called Times 1370 on board, with label and writing to verso Remembered. £80-120 20th century, Persian School, scene with Potworowski 46cm x 58cm. £100-200 figure on a waterfront with buildings 1366 around, signed, oil on board, label verso, 1375 Carl Larssen, sunset in the Scandinavian 63cm x 70cm. £150-250 Naive landscape with church and Donkey mountains, oil on board, signed and to the foreground, oil on paper, appears dated 1948, 60cm x 76cm. £60-80 1371 unsigned 42cm x 56cm. £50-80 20th century, Persian School, scene with 1367 figures in a courtyard with chickens, signed, 1376 Barbara Sapides? Chinese harbour scene, oil on board, 70cm x 62.5cm. £150-250 1920s society portrait of a woman in a signed, oil on canvas laid on board, green dress titled ‘Marian Tame, London’, 38.5cm x 49cm. £100-150 and monogrammed AP, 100cm x 74cm. £250-350 See Illustration

Friday 29 November, 9.30am

Ceramics & Glass Collectables & Militaria Books & Maps Works of Art & Tea Caddies Clocks Antique Furniture Persian Rugs

Lot 2110 CERAMICS & GLASS This section of the sale will not start before 9.30am

2007

2007 2000 Beswick Galloway Bull “Silver Dun”, 11.5cm. £300-400 2000 See Illustration Royal Worcester twin handled vase painted with roses, signed C.V. White, highlighted in gilt on round foot, factory marks for 1910 to base, diameter 26cm. £300-500 See Illustration

2001 Wedgwood Darwin Botanical plates, creamware with underglaze blue pattern of water lilies, circa 1810, both 25cm. £150-250 2008 2002 2008 Minton parian figural group by John Bell, Royal Worcester bowl painted with roses, Una and the Lion, relief moulded marks to signed M Hunt, factory marks for 1932 to naturalistic base, 37cm high. £100-200 base, diameter 22cm. £150-250 See Illustration 2003 Arnold Machin (1911-1999) Her Majesty 2009 2011 Queen Elizabeth II, believed to be a H J Wood Staffordshire vase in the Indian 2011 tree pattern, 21cm high. £50-80 pre-production plaque for the Royal Royal Worcester figure of the Bather Worcester plaque issued to commemorate Surprised, after Thomas Brock, modelled The Silver Jubilee 1952-1977, in a limited as a classical female figure against a tree edition of 1000, unmarked, 33cm x 21cm. stump, blush ivory highlighted in gilt all on Provenance: Purchased from the artist’s a gilded base, marks and pattern no. 486 to estate by the vendor’s sister who was a base, 39.5cm. £250-350 friend of the Machin family. £150-200 See Illustration 2010 2004 2012 19th century Copeland part dessert service 2010 Pair of 19th century Dresden pierced urns comprising a stand and ten 23cm plates Pair of early 19th century Spode oval with twin handles in the form of serpents, each painted with a titled landscape. baskets on stands with associated trays, decorated with floral sprays and insects, £100-200 pierced borders, created in the Japanese central cartouche with courting couples, the manner, underglaze blue Spode mark and 2005 covers with cherub finials, on shaped bases, puce pattern no 3278 to base, 24cm wide. Three Victorian floral encrusted vases, with KPM mark to base, 28cm. £250-350 £150-250 lozenge registration number for 19th June See Illustration See Illustration 1880, together with one other pot and cover possibly by Coalbrookdale (4). £60-80

2006 Pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures of a man and a woman by flowering shrubs, 13cm. £60-100

2012

2019 19th century Staffordshire tea service decorated with stylised green flowers, 2013 comprising teapot, sucrier, cream jug, eight cups and saucers, slop bowl and dish. 2013 £80-120 Royal Worcester blush ivory pot pourri vase and cover painted with poppies 2020 and highlighted in gilt, factory marks for Pair of 19th century Staffordshire models of 1896 to base, 17cm. £250-350 pigs and other Staffordshire animals (12). See Illustration £80-120 2028 2028 Six KPM cabinet plates, each painted with fruit and flowers, gilt border decoration in relief, 22cm diam. £200-300 See Illustration

2029 19th century German Hutschenreuther hand painted oval porcelain plaque depicting

a young beauty, impressed on verso 2021 with ‘HR’ in a circle and ‘15’, signed, 2014 2021 plaque approximately 8.5 x 6.5cm, frame Coalport early 19th century tea service approximately 18 x 16cm. £150-250 2014 decorated with flowers and highlighted in Early 19th century Coalport drum form gilt, comprising teapot on stand, sucrier, 2030 inkwell with integral quill and taper holder, cream jug, eight cups and saucers and A. Bernardi, Italian pottery fireside model painted with flowers and highlighted in gilt, slop bowl, the teapot with underglaze of a pug, 29cm high. £50-80 unmarked, 15cm wide. £100-200 mark to base reading ‘Coalport Improved See Illustration Feltspar Porcelain. Patronised by the Society of Arts. The Gold Medal awarded May 30th 1820. J Rose & Co.’, 24cm wide x 14cm high. £100-200 See Illustration

2022 19th century porcelain tray with raised pierced rim, centre with orange ground and five round cartouches painted with flowers, 40cm wide. £100-200

2023 Worcester, Flight Barr & Barr, four plates decorated with vines and purple leaves, gilt banded rims, impressed marks to base and two with underglaze printed mark, each 2031 21cm diameter. £50-80 2031 2015 Meissen figure of a pug with suckling 2024 pup, on naturalistic base, underglaze 2015 Dresden porcelain teapot, cream jug with blue crossed swords mark, 15.5cm high. Pair of 19th century Staffordshire swan handle and floral decoration and a £300-500 figures of a man and woman, on shaped sugar bowl with puce coloured flowers, See Illustration bases highlighted in gilt, 26cm high. each with cross swords mark to base, £250-350 largest 22cm (3). This lot is to be sold on See Illustration behalf of Woking and Sam Beare Hospices. £80-120

2033 2036 Four Meissen figures of pugs in various Manuel Mafra (Portuguese, 1829-1905), a postures, all with underglaze blue crossed large Palissy style majolica figural group of swords marks, largest 6cm high (4). a monkey riding a tortoise on a naturalistic £150-250 clipped rectangle base, impressed M Mafra Calda Portugal, 42cm high. £700-1000 See Illustration

2040 2040 Pair of German porcelain lamp bases, the puce ground with panels of waring figures, Augustus Rex mark to bases, 36cm high. £100-200 See Illustration

2037 2037

18th century Delft charger, with floral and 2034 2041 foliate decoration in underglazed blue, 2034 34cm diameter. £100-150 2041 Meissen model of a sitting French bulldog See Illustration Two Cantagalli faience sauce-boats, with pricked up ears, underglaze blue decorated with flowers and foliage, the crossed swords mark, 15.5cm high. 2038 handles in the form of dolphins, cockerel £200-300 19th century Westerwald stoneware ewer, mark to base, w23cm x h14cm (2). See Illustration with hinged pewter lid, 30.5cm high, £80-120 a Rhenish stoneware tankard moulded See Illustration with a band of portrait masks and titled ‘Wohl Bekomuns’, 25cm high, and a late 2042 18th century German Mosbach faience Rosenthal part dinner service in a cream twin-handled sugar bowl, the interior with glaze highlighted in gilt, comprising central cartouche with the words “Nim dich nineteen dinner plates, eight side plates, six in acht: Lieb mit Bedacht’, black mark to cups and saucers, three tureens, gravy boat base, 17cm diameter (3). £100-150 and two meat plates. £80-120

2039 2043 Late 19th / early 20th century plaster cast of 19th century Dresden ink stand with deep the death mask of ‘L’Inconnue de La Seine’ blue border highlighted in gilt, central or ‘The Lady of the Seine’, an unidentified painted cartouche of courting couple, woman who was pulled out of the River impressed and underglaze blue marks to Seine in the 1880s (she was presumed to base, 25cm wide. £150-250 have drowned). Her death mask became a popular decoration in upper-class French 2044 drawing rooms and was later used as a Pair of 19th century Dresden cupid model for the face of CPR dummy “Resusci porcelain double salts, on flower encrusted Anne.” 31 x 20cm. £60-80 bases, underglaze blue mark to base, 15cm high. £100-200

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2055 Dresden porcelain figural group of three cherubs with doves, on oval base, converted to a lamp, 16cm. £100-200

2049 2049 Meissen horse trainer figural group, male figure in purple loincloth with dappled horse on floral encrusted base, 19th century, crossed swords mark to base, 30cm high. £200-300 See Illustration

2050 2056 2045 19th century Dresden figure of a man in a tricorn hat with a woman, on a scroll 2056 2045 base highlighted in gilt, 22cm. £100-200 Pair of 19th century Dresden porcelain twin Late 19th/early 20th century Dresden floral handled bottle vases and covers, decorated encrusted vase and cover, central cartouche 2051 with various flowers and highlighted in gilt, decorated with a couple playing blind mans Pair of 19th century Sitzendorf grape on shaped bases, 30cm high. £250-350 buff, large bird finial to cover, 43cm high. collectors figurines, of a man and woman See Illustration £300-500 with baskets of grapes, on shaped See Illustration bases highlighted in gilt, impressed 15422 2057 DEP to reverse of base, blue underglaze 20th century French porcelain vase and 2046 mark to underside, 17cm. £80-120 cover with winged caryatid handles, painted Royal Vienna blanc de chine figural group with various flowers highlighted in gilt on with a man and woman in classical pose, 2052 puce ground, blue crossed arrows mark to blue shield beehive mark and impressed Set of five 19th century Dresden figures base, 36cm. £100-200 595 to base, 24cm. £250-350 representing the arts, various makers marks to base, each 13cm. £100-200 2058 2047 Mintons, set of four 19th century cabinet Dresden blanc de chine figural group of a 2053 plates with pierced borders highlighted mother and two children, impressed crown 19th century Dresden porcelain figure of a in gilt, the centre decorated with pastoral mark to base, 17cm. £100-200 lady in floral dress, base inset with mirror, scenes, impressed factory mark (worn) 12cm. £100-200 and pattern no A3082 to reverse, diameter 24cm. £400-600 See Illustration

2048 2048 Meissen blanc de chine oval lidded tureen and stand, the tureen modelled with flowers to the cover and pierced and branched integral stand, the twin handled tray modelled with flowers and floral swags to border, crossed swords mark to base, 30cm wide. £100-200 See Illustration

2058

2060 19th century Parian figure of a girl with a song bird on an oval base, 30cm. £100-200

2061 19th century Royal Vienna oval dish and cover, with floral encrusted handle, highlighted in gilt, underglaze blue shield beehive and impressed marks to base, 18cm wide. £50-100

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2066 2069 Group of glass ware etched with fruiting Lalique Flacon Collection pour Homme vine, to include rummers and a rinser. ‘Equus’ mascot scent bottle limited edition £80-120 year 2002 fluted bottle with frosted glass horse mount, signed, 100 ml perfume, 2067 unused and boxed and with numbered Set of six Baccarat “Massena” Crystal certificate, 20cm. £200-300 Goblets in original box 15.5cm, set of six See Illustration wine glasses, 16cm and six water glasses, 9cm. £450-550 2070 See Illustration Lalique Flacon Collection pour Homme ‘Sagittaire’ mascot scent bottle limited edition year 1999 fluted glass bottle with satyr figure holding a bow, signed and numbered, 100 ml perfume, unused, boxed and with certificate, 20.5cm. £200-300 See Illustration

2062 2071 2062 Mary Gregory style ruby glass vase Unusual 19th century Continental porcelain decorated with a young child with a spoon model of a cocoa seller, an urn on his back and plate. £50-100 and cups on chains, after an image by 2068 Jean-Baptiste Poisson from Paul Lacroix 2072 ‘The Eighteenth Century: Its Institutions, 2068 Collection of early 20th century gilt metal Customs, and Costumes, London, Baccarat Ojectif glass vase, Harmonie ice and glass chandeliers. £80-120 1876’, blue mark to reverse base, 18cm. bucket and a shallow dish, tallest 22cm. 2073 £150-250 £200-250 Pair of 19th century floral decorated glass See Illustration See Illustration vases highlighted in gilt, 30cm. £80-120 2063 Pair of continental vases painted with hunting scenes in the Chinese Export style, 50cm. £60-100

2064 A mid 20th century Venetian glass decanter, the fluted ovoid shape in pink glass speckled with gold, 34cm and a Moorcroft Hibiscus pattern vase on a blue ground, with paper label, ‘Potter to the Late Queen Mary’ 13.5cm. £50-80

2065 A pair of late 19th century Gothic style etched goblets with engraved arch and star decoration on a faceted stem, 18cm, and a 2069 single glass painted in enamels. £50-80 2070

COLLECTABLES 2084 2093 Derlux Camera by Gallus, France in leather Four bumper badges to include RAC & MILITARIA case, Netter camera, Kodak A120 camera enamel badge, AA chrome badge, This section of the sale will not start before and a Zeiss Werra 1 olive 35mm viewfinder Jaguar Drivers Club and Royal Scottish 10.25am camera with Tessar lens. £60-80 automobile club, a WWI marching compass complete with leather case marked 2074 2085 Leatheries Ltd 1916 and a Michellin Flora Bone “Prisoner of war” type galleon, 19th century continental epergne with tyre gauge. £60-80 28cm x 34cm. £50-80 faceted glass trumpet on a naturalistic base carved as two birds on a tree trunk, 24cm. 2094 2075 £60-100 19th century pewter chalice, plate and Tribal Art - A Sukumna mask, 24cm long, communion tokens, chalice 19cm high. a Yoruba Gelede mask, 21cm long 2086 £80-120 and another mask, possibly Dan tribe, Collection of postcards mostly comical, by with braided beard, 26cm long, all mid Irwin, Buxton, Weston, McGill and others, 2095 20th century. £60-100 approx 94, framed Fred Spurgin print and Two early 20th century pond yachts, both reference books. £120-150 90cm wide. £60-100 2076 Indigenous hunting bamboo blow pipe, 2087 2096 possibly Indonesian, 201cm and a large A collection of twenty-six 19th century and 19th century carved marble font base in woven basket, approx 35cm high. £50-80 later brass and steel nutcrackers, to include the form of three putti on octagonal base, examples modelled as women’s legs, lion 50cm high. £300-500 2077 masks, a fool’s head and Punch & Judy, Pair of early 20th century brass and copper various sizes (26). £150-200 2097 Great Western Railway carriage lamps, Brass and curved glass hall lantern, 32cm. 37cm high. £80-120 2088 £40-60 A pair of extendable brass wall lights with 2078  mahogany circular tiers, together with a 2098 A stained ivory netsuke of a seated boy pair of brass telescopic single branch wall Rolls Royce Spirit of Ecstasy car mascot reading a makemono by lamplight, signed lights (4). £80-120 with screw fitting, with separate custom Kogyoku, 20th century made chrome base, 12cm. £100-150 Provenance: From a Lady’s Private 2089 Collection acquired by her Great-Grandfather Early 1900s typewriter, Blick 7, 77 Queen and all collected prior to his death in 1944. Victoria Street, in wooden carry case. £60-80 £80-120

2079 2090 Jaguar Chrome Car Mascot, twin bolt Two early 19th century copper rum fixing, AA bumper badge 74592A, measures, 1 pint and 1 gill, both with broad dashboard ashtray, Ford dashboard clock, arrow marks, together with a Victorian “Buckle Bakery” Mustang buckle, Royal 1/2 pint measure. £50-80 East African Automobile Association, L12688, Rototherm Thermometer, a voltmeter and a figure of a winged angel. £60-100

2080 19th century Italian ‘Grand tour’ mother of pearl shell, finely carved vignettes of a Roman soldier and a lady within laurel leaves and carved with motto Vi et Virtute (by strength & valour), 22cm x 23cm. £100-200

2081 2091 1:64 scale model of H.M.S. Beagle by G.T. Smart, in glazed display case, 2091 54cm x 72cm x 26cm. £70-100 Bilston enamel patch box the light blue base with white cover “Nothing can oppose 2082 Virtue & Courage” Victory of the Nile Pirelli tyres enamelled advertising sign, Aug 1st 1798, 4.5cm. £80-120 46cm square. £100-150 See Illustration

2083 2092  2099 A collection of 19th century plaster 19th century Anglo-Indian ivory and red 2099 intaglios, mounted in four frames. stained ivory carved chess set (lacking one 18th century English cello circa 1780, £150-200 piece), together with folding games board two piece back of narrow figure, ribs and inlaid with shamrocks. £100-150 head similar, length of back 74cm with 19th century English bow and modern hard case. £1000-1500 See Illustration

 PLEASE NOTE: THIS ITEM CONTAINS OR IS MADE OF IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank’s advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import/export regulations prior to bidding. 72 They are responsible for their shipping arrangements, and the onus is therefore on them to arrange their own shipping. 2100 Brass trombone in fitted case and a trumpet. £50-80

2101 20th century copper kettle drum by L W Hunt Drum Manufacturing Co, 59cm high x 85cm diameter. £100-150

2102 C. Wheatstone 48-button concertina, octagonal with black ebonised sides, No. 31153, 16.5cm wide, in black leather 2102 case. £800-1200 See Illustration

2103 2103 Louis Lachenal 48-button concertina, with green leather and gilt patterned bellows, No. 19477, 16cm wide, in fitted case. £200-300 See Illustration

2104 A late Victorian walnut cased aurephone by John G. Murdoch & Co. Limited, labels attached to top. £100-150 2110 2105 2110 Oval portrait miniature depicting a young S. A. Tippetts Governor of the Northern Province of Sudan and later of the Red Sea woman in a green dress and pearl necklace, Province, medals and documentation to include: The Order of the Nile 3rd class with signed Corvert pinx. 1831, 8.5cm x 7cm. Licence to Wear, 1915-15 Star, War Medal, Victory Medal with clasp for mentioned £50-80 in dispatches 25th June 1917 & 26th January 1919, Order of The Osmanieh 4th Class, together with medal bars and cased miniatures, Photographic portrait in uniform by 2106 C. Vandyk Ltd, Testimonials and References 1901, His letters of appointment to the post Jenny Brooks, modern portrait miniature of Inspector in the Sudan 1902, A Map of The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan 1904, and another of depicting George IV, watercolour on Khartoum 1907, his Speech to the Ulema, 1914, various other telegrams, letters and reports. paper, artist’s handwritten label verso, A letter from Major-General J. M. Stewart to the Idrisi Saiyaid urging more progress in 4cm x 3.2cm. £120-180 driving out the Turks. Photographs taken from Idrisi Headquarters and a sketch of the 2107 Turkish positions, a rough sketch map of positions in ABS District 20th March 1918, an Jenny Brooks, modern portrait miniature outline map of Loheiya Vicinity January 1918, copies of his reports to the Resident. Aden depicting Queen Mary, watercolour containing observations relating to the Diary of Lieut Nasiruddin Ahmed, Political Liaison on paper, signed with initials, artist’s Officer at Lohaiya, together with other hand written notes relating to actions in the area. handwritten label verso, 5cm x 3.5cm. Typed copies of tributes on his leaving his post as governor of the Red Sea Province and the £120-180 city of Tokar, his references from General Sir Francis Reginald Wingate, and John Loader Maffey Govenor-General of the Sudan. £1000-1500 2108 See Illustration Jenny Brooks, modern portrait miniature depicting George V, watercolour on paper, 2111 2113 signed with initials, artist’s handwritten Collection of Masonic medals, some silver. Two French bayonets, brass-handled cutlass label verso, 5cm x 3.5cm. £120-180 £100-150 and another sword (4). £80-120

2109 2112 2114 Jenny Brooks, modern portrait miniature 19th century percussion cap rifle with Leach hand cranked air raid siren. depicting the actor Otari Hiroji after walnut stock, ram rod, overall 107cm long. £80-120 Sharaku, watercolour on paper, signed with £60-100 initials, artist’s handwritten label verso, 2115 4.2cm x 2.8cm. £150-250 Two Kukri with leather scabbards. £40-60

2116 Naude, Gabriel (1600-53). Advis pour dresser une bibliothèque. 8o in 4s (158 x 108mm). Woodcut title-vignette, headpieces and initials. Paris: François Targa, 1627. Enclosed in a “book box” with a 1976 reprint and a letter relating to the original. £800-1200 See Illustration

2117 Werdenhagen, Johannes, Introductio Universalis in omnes Respublicas, sive Politica Generalis Published by Amsterdami [Amsterdam]: Guilielmum Blaeu, 1632. £60-100

2118 2116 An original leaf from the 1632 William Shakespeare’s Second Folio, Timon of Athens, 30cm x 19cm, framed. £50-80

2119 A miniature Georgian English 18th-century red leather-bound London Almanack for 1779 in matching slipcase, 5.7cm x 3.3cm. 2128 £100-150 Collection of Illustrated children’s books (27) to include Winifred Green, Walter 2120 Crane, Winifred Smith and others. Edward, Earl of Clarendon, “The History of 2124 £60-100 The Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, begun in Year 1641”, published Oxford 2124 2129 1732, engraved portrait frontis, leather Rickman, Philip, A Selection of Bird Shakespeare, William, The Complete bound. £60-100 Paintings and Sketches, Foreword by Works of William Shakespeare 40 Volumes HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, published in Miniature with the Original Wooden 2121 Curpotten, 1979, additional half title, Bookcase. Published by Allied Newspapers Anecdotes of Painting in England; with thirty-one full-page mounted colour Ltd, London. Sold on behalf of Kent, some Account of the principal Artists, plates each with tissue guards, numerous Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance Trust. collected by the late Mr George Vertue; black & white illustrations to text, all edges £20-30 and now digested and published from his gilt, marbled endpapers, publisher’s green original MSS. By Mr Horace Walpole half morocco, spine with raised bands and 2130 (1762) Vol 1, III and IV only (missing gilt sporting bird motifs in compartments, Five volumes of Leech’s ‘Pictures of Vol II), published by Thomas Farmer. cloth slipcase, folio Limited edition 32/500, Life and Character’, and a single volume £100-200 signed by Philip Rickman. £200-300 ‘Teddington Hounds’. £30-50 See Illustration 2122 2131 The History of the Reformation of the 2125 18th century map of Surrey by Eman Church of England, The Second Part, The The Ingoldsby Legends by Thomas Bowen, 55cm x 72cm and a 20th century Third Edition (1731), Corrected by Gilbert Ingoldsby illustrated Arthur Rackham, copy of an 18th century map of Guildford, Burnet, printed by A. Rhames, Picturesque published by J. M. Dent & Co, London, 50cm x 73cm. £60-100 America or The Land We Live In, 1907. £100-200 2132 William Cullen Bryant (1872), published 18th century map of Surrey, 48cm x 58cm by D. Appleton, America. Vol 1 and II. 2126 and an 18th century map of Devon, £150-200 A.A. Milne, The Christopher Robin Story Book, second edition published 1929; 38cm x 50cm. £60-100 2123 and When We Were Young, ninth edition 2133 Rickman, Philip, A Selection of Bird published 1929. £20-30 Two 19th century Maps of Sussex and Paintings and Sketches, Foreword by Monmouth by C & J Greenwood, both HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, published 2127 64cm x 78cm. £60-100 Curpotten, 1979, additional half title, Dulac, Edmund Edmund Dulac’s Fairy-Book, Fairy Tales of the Allied thirty-one full-page mounted colour 2134 plates each with tissue guards, numerous Nations. London: Hodder & Stoughton. £40-60 Map of Italy; Homann Erben - Italia in black & white illustrations to text, all edges suos Status divisa, 1743, 50cm x 61.5cm. gilt, marbled endpapers, publisher’s green £30-50 half morocco, spine with raised bands and gilt sporting bird motifs in compartments, cloth slipcase, folio Limited edition 31/500, signed by Philip Rickman. £200-300

Over 400 pieces of original poster artwork dating from the 1940’s onwards [email protected] ewbankauctions.co.uk WORKS OF ART & TEA CADDIES This section of the sale will not start before 11.10am

2135 Jean Jacques Feuchere (1807-1852), Tanzender junger Mann mit Sichel, patinated bronze, signed on the base, 37cm. £200-300 See Illustration

2136 In the manner of Ralph Brown (1938-2013), bronze study of a female nude, 10cm wide. £70-100

2137 Phil Hazard cast metal study of a skier, signed, 20cm. £50-80

2138 19th century bronze model of a cherub on round base, unsigned, 14cm. This lot is to be sold on behalf of Woking And Sam Beare Hospices. £80-120 2135 2142 2139 Early 20th century bronze of an Antique 2142 2144 classical sculpture of a horse with a John Cluysenaar (Belgian 1899-1986), 20th century bronze bust of David John lions skin on its back, on wood base, ‘Leda and the Swan’, bronze, signed, on red Goodlatte, formerly Managing Director of 50cm high. £150-250 and white veined marble base, 28cm high. ABC Cinemas. £400-600 £400-600 See Illustration 2140 See Illustration In the manner of Auguste Nicholas 2145 Cain (1821-1894), bronze six-light 2143 Austrian cold painted bronze of a cat, candelabra, surmounted by a stork A bronze leaping “Jaguar” showroom height 7cm. £120-150 clutching a snake, France, second half advertising centrepiece on a stepped marble 19th century, 61cm high. £80-120 base, originally designed by Frederick 2146 Gordon Crosby in 1938, 65cm long. 19th century gilt metal urn shaped finial, 2141 £800-1200 22cm. £80-120 After Charles Fogt, 20th century bronze See Illustration of a winged figure, signed, 34cm high. £100-200

2143

2148 Pair of 19th century gilt metal and bronze two branch candelabra with scrolled arms and cut glass drops, columns in the form of monopodic birds to triangular base and scrolled feet, 30cm high. £150-250 See Illustration

2149 19th century walnut marquetry inlaid box decorated with various figures, width 30cm. £80-120 2148 2150 19th century walnut Tunbridge ware tea caddy with panels of birds, hinged top 2154 2159 to reveal two caddies, on bun feet, width Late 19th century walnut two glass inkwell 19th century ebonised jewellery box with 30cm. £100-150 desk set with inlaid brass decoration, with central cartouche inset with porcelain drawer on bun feet, 26cm x 16cm. £40-60 panel of Roman soldier, with gilt metal 2151 mounts inset with green stones, 22cm wide. 19th century walnut serpentine knife box 2155  £100-200 (converted to stationery), 25cm x 25cm. 19th century mahogany lyre form tea caddy, £80-120 the hinged top to reveal two sections, on 2160 ivory bun feet, 20cm x 16cm. £100-200 19th century coromandel casket form 2152  jewellery box with gilt metal mounts, 19th century writing slope with blank 2156 25cm wide. £100-200 cartouche to top, edged with bands 20th century mahogany humidor, of ebony, ivory and mother of pearl, 34cm wide and two early 20th century 2161 coromandel interiors, with a red leather Tobacco jars. £80-120 19th century walnut casket form stationery writing surface. £60-80 box, 22cm wide. £100-200 2157 2153  19th century walnut casket form stationery 2162 19th century Vizagapatam writing slope, box, with gilt metal mounts, 24cm wide. 19th century mahogany liqueur box, with fitted interior, 40cm wide. £400-600 £100-200 hinged top to reveal six bottles, 27cm wide. See Illustration £100-200 2158 19th century walnut casket form jewellery box with gilt metal mounts, width 26cm. £100-200

2153

2144

CLOCKS This section of the sale will not start before 11.30am

2165 2169

2164 2168 18th century eight day oak long case clock French gilt bronze mantel clock cast as a by W Frost of Newport, painted dial with young woman tied with roses by a cherub, subsidiary second dial and date aperture, 39cm high. £60-100 twin train movement striking on a bell, 203cm high. £200-300 2169 Gothic revival oak cased three train, quarter 2165 chiming clock, with eight bells and striking 18th/19th century mahogany cased bracket the hours on a gong, 61cm high. £300-500 clock, by Herbert Philip, London with See Illustration single train fusee movement, the silvered dial with Roman numerals, on brass ball 2170 feet, 40cm high. £400-600 Early 20th century mantel clock with red See Illustration lacquered case, brass dial with single train movement, 29cm high. £60-100 2166 18th century oak cased 8 day long case 2171 clock by W Lendon of Taunton, painted dial Late 19th century French black marble with second dial and date aperture to twin mantel clock in the Egyptian revival style, Train movement striking on bell, 206cm. the two train movement striking on a gong, £200-300 36cm high. £120-150

2167 2172 19th century mahogany longcase clock, Early 20th century French brass carriage the painted and foiled face with English clock with alarm, the white enamel face and French warships and four Naval with Roman numerals, 20cm. £100-150 2163 commanders in uniform, signed indistinctly, 214cm high. £150-250 2173 2163 French brass carriage clock with alarm, 18th century ebonized and brass inlaid the enamelled dial with floral swags and 8-day long case clock by George Blagden a subsidiary alarm dial, 17.5cm high. of Chichester, in the form of a bracket clock £100-150 on a pedestal, painted moon face dial, alarm dial and date aperture, twin train movement striking on bell, 230cm high, along with original receipt and paper from W F Bruce. £1500-2500 See Illustration

2174 2178 2186 Jaeger-LeCoultre ‘Atmos’ clock, with a Late 18th century wall clock by William 19th century mahogany banjo form brass case with five glazed panels and a Johnson, London, brass face, verge barometer by V lanclli of Manchester, white circular dial, with dagger and Arabic movement and fusee, dial 29cm diameter. 107cm. £100-200 numerals, 389065, 22cm high. £300-500 £300-400 See Illustration See Illustration 2187 Early 20th century walnut banjo form 2175 2179 barometer, 83cm. £50-100 Early 20th century German oak cased 18th century 30 hour long case clock with presentation mantel clock, the brass dial movement by Robert Apps with painted 2188 with silvered chapter ring with triple train dial, in later oak case, 203cm. £150-200 Early 19th century mahogany stick barrel movement striking on on five gongs, barometer by A Gatty & Co Royal Oak 40cm high. £150-200 2180 Fishers Row Reading with silvered dial, Breitling Wakmann aircraft clock the white 99cm. £100-200 2176 on black dial has second hand and subsidiary, 18th century French Clock by C H Voisin believed to be from a VC 10, approximately 2189 in cartouche ebonised case with ormolu 7cm diameter (dial). £100-150 19th century gilt metal barometer, mounts with eagle and flowers with urn C.W. Dixey ‘Optician to the Queen’, New finial, alarm, strikes on hour when cord is 2181 Bond Street, in leather case monogrammed pulled, white enamel dial and blue Roman Early 20th century anniversary clock with R.M.H. 1908, 5cm diameter. £80-120 numerals the dial signed C H Voisin Paris, dome, 27cm. £20-30 52cm high. £300-500 2190 Ross London pair of stereo prism See Illustration 2182 19th century French gilt metal and Binoculars Power = 8 No. 68743 with 2177 porcelain inset twin train mantel clock, original brown leather carrycase and 19th century brass cased repeating clock panels decorated with figures and cherubs, another pair of binoculars. £80-120 with enamelled dial single train movement 36 x 30cm. £300-500 striking on two bells, 25cm. £300-500 See Illustration 2191 Three boxes of Microscope slides, glass 2183 photographic plates, microscope and other Early 20th century oak twin-train mantel scientific instruments. £50-100 clock, with silvered chapter ring, brass dial, with subsidiary chime/silent dial and fast/ 2192 slow dial, with key, 44.5cm high. £60-100 20th century brass telescope, 100cm on adjustable mahogany stand. £50-100 2184 Hermle Ships Bell Bulkhead clock with 2193 15cm dial, and a barometer mounted on a Carl Zeiss Jena Dekarem 10 x 50 back board. £60-100 binoculars and a pair of Pentax Asahi 10 x 50 binoculars, both in fitted cases. 2185 £100-150 19th century oak cased barometer, 114cm. £100-200

2178

ANTIQUE FURNITURE This section of the sale will not start before 11.50am

2194 18th century style elm Windsor chair. £50-80

2195 19th century mahogany framed upholstered open armchair on turned legs. £100-200

2196 2204 2217 19th century mahogany framed sofa with carved top rail and arms, on cabriole legs with scroll feet, 205cm wide. £300-400 2202 2206 2197 19th century mahogany pedestal desk, the 19th century mahogany drop leaf D end 19th century mahogany tallboy, the top top with three drawers, pedestals with three dining table on turned legs, top 120cm x with two short and three long drawers drawers, on turned legs, 78cm x 122cm. 240cm, extended 334cm. £200-300 on base with three drawers, bracket feet, £200-300 175cm x 107cm. £200-400 2207 See Illustration 2203 18th century oak dresser with later top, the 19th century mahogany wash stand base with two short over two long drawers 2198 with folding top and fitted interior flanked by drawers and cupboard doors Cast metal gothic style pole screen, 140cm. above brushing slide and two drawers, on ogee bracket feet, 205cm x 190cm. £80-120 85cm x 86cm. £150-250 £400-600 See Illustration 2199 2204 19th century mahogany bureau bookcase, Set of eight (6+2) Chippendale style dining 2208 glazed top above fall front with fitted chairs with pierced splat backs and drop in Early 20th century mahogany and cross interior above four graduated drawers and seats raised on cabriole legs with claw and banded display cabinet with glazed door bracket base, 227cm x 115cm. £200-400 ball feet. £400-600 the base with another glazed door on plinth, See Illustration See Illustration 187cm x 67cm. £200-300

2200 2205 2209 19th century mahogany pedestal in the 19th century mahogany three tier dumb 19th century rosewood folding card table form of a column, 100cm. £80-120 waiter on tripod base, 120cm high. on scroled legs to paw feet 72cm x 92cm. £200-300 £200-300 2201 19th century marble topped oak side table 2210 with carved bulbous supports, 160cm wide, Victorian walnut and inlaid tilt-top loo table 106cm deep. £250-350 on four column supports to splayed legs, 106cm wide. £80-120

2211 19th century walnut foldover card table on turned column and quatrefoil base. £150-250

2212 19th century mahogany tallboy, three short over six long drawers on bracket feet. £300-500

2213 Regency style walnut breakfront side cabinet with three drawers over panelled cupboard flanked by cloth and brass decorated panels, on turned feet. £200-300

2214 Very large 19th century American wooden spinning wheel, diameter of wheel 120cm. £80-120

2215 Regency brass and cast metal fire basket, 50cm x 60cm. £150-250

2197 2199

2217 George I walnut splat back arm chair, with scrolled arms, tapestry seat, on cabriole shell carved legs to ball and claw feet. £300-500 See Illustration

2218 Queen Anne style oyster veneered chest of four short and two long drawers, 89cm x 108cm. £150-200

2219 Victorian gentleman’s buton back armchair with carved mahogany show frame. £100-150

2220 19th century mahogany rectangular tilt top table on turned column and scroll feet, 76cm x 58cm x 76cm. £80-120

2221 19th century mahogany tallboy of two short and six long drawers on bracket feet, 117cm x 196cm x 56cm. £100-150 2207 2222 Pair of early 20th century ormolu girandoles, the oval mirrors with a central winged mermaid holding a light fitting, 54cm. £200-300 See Illustration

2223 Victorian mahogany library table by Gillows & Co No 12641, the carved frieze with four drawers, supported on carved and turned legs with central stretcher, 121cm wide, 181cm long, 77cm high. £1000-1500 See Illustration 2223

2224 2224 Pair of George III mahogany hall chairs, with carved and shaped backs, central circular cartouche painted with a crest, on turned supports. £200-300 See Illustration 2222

2226 2236 19th century mahogany bow fronted Set of six 19th century mahogany bar back chest with crossbanded and herringbone dining chairs with carved central rails and inlaid decoration, over two short and drop in seats on turned reeded tapering three long graduated drawers on bracket legs. £200-300 feet, 104cm x 97cm x 46.5cm. £150-250 2237 2227 19th century mahogany and marquetry Late 18th/19th century oak table with inlaid pier cabinet with gilt metal mounts, a single drawer on turned supports and 100cm x 75cm. £150-250 stretchered base. £100-150 2238 2228 19th century mahogany and marquetry Pair of walnut chairs with inlaid parquetry inlaid pier cabinet with gilt metal mounts, and marquetry decoration. £70-100 98cm x 80cm. £150-250

2229 2239 Late 19th century mahogany fold over tea 19th century mahogany octagonal table table, on column support and quatrefoil on splayed legs united by under tier, 2244 base, 73cm x 91cm x 91cm. £100-200 72cm x 50cm. £80-120 2244 19th century mahogany breakfront 2240 bookcase with glazed doors flanked by 19th century rosewood round breakfast cupboards over five drawers and cupboards table on column support and triangular on plinth base, 196.5cm x 137cm x 34cm. base to scrolled feet, diameter 130cm. £400-600 £200-300 See Illustration

2241 2245 Set of six 19th century mahogany balloon Victorian rosewood serpentine framed sofa back dining chairs with padded seats of with carved show frame. £200-300 turned legs. £200-300 See Illustration

2242 2246 19th century Mahogany octagonal 19th century mahogany tilt-top table with table on column support to tripod base, carved border on turned and carved column 70cm x 47cm. £80-120 and tripod base, 74cm high, 75cm diameter. 2230 £100-200 2243 2230 R.A. Lister & Co. butter churn, raised on George II oak and walnut bureau, fall flap stand. £50-100 enclosing well, pigeon holes and drawers, over two short and two long drawers on bracket base, 100cm x 93cm x 49cm. £400-600 See Illustration

2231 George III mahogany serpentine fronted chest of three long graduated drawers on bracket base, 96cm x 110cm x 58cm. £150-250

2232 Early 20th century ebonised baby grand piano by Blüthner Leipzig, width 150cm. £200-300

2233 19th century gilt gesso girandole with urn form finial, 87cm wide. £100-150

2234 19th century walnut Canterbury the base 2245 with a single drawer on turned legs to castors. £100-200

2248 19th century mahogany framed open arm chair on carved supports, and a matching single chair (2). £150-250

2249 Victorian walnut occasional table on turned and carved column and tripod base,74cm high, diameter 50cm. £60-100

2250 19th century serpentine mahogany sofa 2250 with carved show frame, on carved cabriole legs, 190cm wide. £200-300 See Illustration 2262 2269 20th century painted cabinet on stand, with Oak and mahogany chest of four drawers 2251 two glazed doors and two drawers above an made from antique parts, 90cm x 93cm. Late 19th / early 20th century walnut open section, 173 x 110cm. £100-200 £80-120 framed cheval mirror, flanked by four column supports to each side with scroll 2263 2270 legs and claw feet, 162cm x 83cm. Early 20th century oak refectory dining Mid 20th century oak shop display cabinet £150-250 table on shaped ends to scrolled feet, with three glazed doors above drawer, 70 x 150cm. £200-300 200cm x 100cm. £200-300 2252 19th century oak side table with a single 2264 2271 drawer on turned supports and stretchered 19th century oak floor standing corner Mid 20th century oak and pine shop base, 66cm x 93.5cm x 59cm. £60-100 cabinet, on bracket feet, 112cm x 66cm. display cabinet with two glazed doors, £40-60 20cm x 180cm. £300-500 2253 Early 20th century French walnut card 2265 2272 table with fold over top on brass mounted 19th century mahogany chest of three Early 20th century oak bow fronted display cabriole legs, 74cm x 97cm. £100-200 short and three long drawers on bun feet, cabinet, 190cm x 115cm. £400-600 100 x 120cm. £80-120 2254 2273 Early 20th century oak refectory style 2266 19th century mahogany cheval mirror on dining table on bulbous supports and claw 1920s mahogany extending dining table scrolled supports shaped base to splayed feet, 76cm x 243cm x 106cm. £100-200 square legs to spade feet with one extra leaf feet, 160cm x 80cm. £250-350 extended, extended 172cm. £100-200 2255 2274 19th century mahogany kneehole dressing 2267 Mid 20th century oak shop haberdashery table of five drawers on reeded turned legs, 19th century mahogany bedroom mirror cabinet, 90cm x 180cm. £150-250 90cm x 120cm. £150-250 the base with three drawers, 70cm x 70cm. £50-100 2275 2256 Early 20th century mahogany desk chair. George III mahogany tray top commode 2268 £80-120 (converted), 75cm x 56cm. £80-120 18th century oak dresser base with six drawers and two cupboard doors on bracket 2276 2257 base, 90cm x 160cm. £300-500 George III mahogany bureau, 110cm x 19th century mahogany dome top cellarette See Illustration 108cm. £80-120 on stand, 98cm x 40cm. £100-200

2258 19th century butler’s mahogany tray on stand, 82cm x 80cm. £80-120

2259 Late 19th/early 20th century black lacquered round table in the Japanese manner, diameter 80cm. £200-300

2260 Mahogany chest of three short and two long drawers made from 19th century parts, 93xm x 124cm x 33cm. £100-200

2261 Early 20th century walnut chest of seven drawers on plinth base, 153cm x 76cm. 2268 £200-300

2291 2298 2300

2303 Early 20th century mahogany and satinwood inlaid arm chair with pierced splat back, and padded seat on square legs with spade feet. £100-200

2304 19th century mahogany bow fronted display cabinet, the top with two glazed doors and the base with two panelled doors on splayed legs, 183 x 74cm. £100-200 2308

2310 2316 19th century mahogany samovar stand with 19th century mahogany dining table on ring pierced rim on square legs to spade feet turned supports, extending to receive two with X stretchers, 60 x 33cm. £100-200 leaves, 197cm x 104cm x 73cm. £200-300 See Illustration 2311 18th century style oak joint stool, 2317 50cm x 47cm. £80-120 Early 19th century scroll end settee with mahogany show frame, 234cm x 60cm x 2312 86cm. £150-250 19th century mahogany and satinwood crossbanded teapoy on stand, 63cm x 50cm. 2318 £80-120 Cast iron garden urn in classical form, 69cm. £100-150 2313 19th century oak and mahogany 2319 crossbanded chest of two short over Cast iron garden urn, 64cm. £100-150 three long graduated drawers on bracket feet, 93cm x 50cm x 104cm. £50-80 2320 19th century mahogany miniature chest 2314 of two short over two long drawers, with Cut glass and brass 12 light chandelier, inlaid top, 25cm x 23cm. £80-120 60cm drop. £60-100 2321 2315 19th century mahogany miniature chest

Victorian walnut and marquetry inlaid of two short over three long drawers, 2305 tilt top loo table, 104cm x 76cm x 75cm. 42cm x 39cm. £150-250 2305 £100-150 19th century mahogany wall mirror with 2322 eagle finial highlighted in gilt, 134 x 64cm. 19th century mahogany breakfast table;on £300-500 column support to shaped base on scrolled See Illustration feet, diameter 134cm. £150-250

2306 19th century mahogany drop leaf table on turned legs and pad feet, 70 x 90cm. £80-120

2307 19th century mahogany and ebony strung teapoy, hinged cover revealing three compartments, one metal and two mahogany, all raised on square tapering legs to castors, 63 x 40cm. £200-300

2308 18th century oak dresser, the base with three drawers on cabriole legs and pad feet, 74cm x 160cm. £300-500 See Illustration

2309 19th century oak box in the form of a chest of drawers, 50 x 53cm. £80-120 2316

2333 2333 Early 20th century Venetian mirror with etched floral and scrolling decoration with scrolling surmounts, 144cm high. £250-350 See Illustration

2334 A pair of 19th century Dutch style brass andirons of turned bulbous form, each 50cm high (2). £60-80 2323 2335 A Victorian style brass fender, with pillared 2323 2328 supports and stepped kerb, 144cm long, a Early 20th century mahogany and An impressive Asian teak, or other matching pair of andirons, and a set of three marquetry inlaid and painted display wood, double bed with fitted canopy, matching brass fire tools (6). £80-120 cabinet with mirrored top to glazed door decorated with stylised and reticulated flanked by glazed serpentine panels on designs of mythological animals, splayed legs, 190cm x 120cm. £200-300 168cm long x 246cm wide x 252cm high. See Illustration £500-800

2324 2329 19th century mahogany cellarette, Late 19th century Flemish oak armoire hinged top to reveal fitted interior on carved with figures and hunting scenes, top base with cupboard door on square legs, with two cupboard doors, base with two 80cm x 43cm. £150-250 cupboard doors and two drawers on bun feet, 200cm x 150cm. £400-600 2325 19th century Dutch mahogany and 2330 floral inlaid three tiered dumb waiter, Early 20th century mahogany chest of 2336 110cm high, diameter of top 36cm. seven drawers raised on cabriole legs and 2336 £250-350 lions’ paw feet, 183cm x 82cm. £200-300 Early 20th century French walnut card table with marquetry inlaid decoration, 2326 2331 on brass mounted cabriole legs, Near pair of George III mahogany wash C. Bechstein of Berlin ebonised baby grand 74cm x 91cm x 45cm. £200-300 stands with drawers to centre tier, on square piano, 1896/7, iron framed and overstrung, See Illustration legs, each 76cm high. £80-120 over-damped, two pedals, 184cm long, Serial No. 42685. 2337 2327 Provenance: Formerly the property of big Early 20th century French walnut games 19th century mahogany wash stand with band leader Eric Winstone 1913-1974 table on gilt brass mounted cabriole legs, hinged top above cupboard door on square and being sold by a member of his family. 71cm x 100cm. £150-250 legs, 80cm x 36cm. £50-100 £500-800

2332 19th century oak cupboard bookcase the door deeply carved with a putto within foliate scrolls, 146cm x 99cm. £100-150

2351 2359 Pair of twin-branch glass wall lights with Pair of 20th century brass Dutch style twin scroll arms. £40-60 branch wall lights. £40-60

2352 2360 Pair of cut glass table lamps in the form of Pair of 20th century gilt metal three branch lustres with large hanging drops on fluted wall lights with cut glass hanging drops and columns and round bases, 34cm high. a pair of twin branch gilt metal wall lights 2339 £80-120 (4). £60-100 2339 2353 2361 Early 20th century marble topped rosewood Early 20th century French six branch Modern frosted glass globe lantern with cut marquetry inlaid three drawer commode chandelier with scroll arms, 67cm diameter. decoration and brass mount. £40-60 on splayed legs with gilt metal mounts, £150-250 90cm x 92cm. £200-300 2362 See Illustration 2354 Late 19th/early 20th century opaque orange 20th century silver plated six branch and white ceiling light with moulded 2340 chandelier with scroll arms, 64cm diameter. decoration, 34cm diameter, and one similar Nigerian carved blackwood high back £150-250 smaller with painted decoration, 21cm throne chair. £60-100 diameter (2). £50-80 2355 2341 Pair of gilt metal three tiered hanging 2363 Louis XV style giltwood trumeau with a lights with cut glass drops, 23cm diameter. Composite stone garden figure of discus painted panel over a mirror in giltwood £100-150 thrower, 97cm high. £200-300 fames, 188cm x 110cm. £200-300 See Illustration

2342 19th century kingwood and marquetry inlaid fold over top card table on cabriole legs, 86cm x 41cm x 75cm. £100-150

2343 Early 20th century French walnut framed upholstered armchair on cabriole legs. £40-60

2344 20th century brass hexagonal hanging lantern with scrolling decoration, 71cm high. £100-150

2345 20th century brass three-tier ceiling light with hanging drops, 30cm diameter. £60-100

2346 20th century brass and cut glass bag light with scrolling and foliate decoration, 38cm diameter. £60-80

2347 Pair of 20th century gilt metal two-tier wall lights with foliate decoration and mirrored backs, 21cm high. £50-80

2363

PERSIAN RUGS This section of the sale will not start before 1.55pm

2364 Persian cream ground silk rug, with a main brown border, the centre with repeating foliate forms and birds with a medallion, 190cm x 120cm. £150-250

2365 Indonesian Tribal hanging ancestral figures and pair of figures joined with stretchers. £60-100

2366 Mid 20th century Indonesian hand woven cotton tribal aristocratic woman’s 2366 Laupahudo skirt, with supplementary border of animal forms, East Sumba, Indonesia, 123cm x 63cm, a Mid 20th century Weft Ikat dyed using the cetak process probably 2374 2382 Balinese, 230cm x 226cm and a Mid Pakistani rug of Persian design rug the An Afghan carpet, madder field with three 20th century Tribal warp Ikat Selendang central lozenge within a field of leaves and columns of seven guls, madder star border, woven from wild Orchid flowers with birds, 72cm x 125cm. £60-100 290 x 208cm. £80-120 ancestral figures Kalimantan Borneo, 2375 2383 Indonesia (3). £60-100 Antique Persian rug the central panel A Persian runner, salmon pink field with See Illustration with a vase and birds amongst foliage, twelve blue medallions, geometric border, 2367 208cm x 132cm. £150-200 386 x 80cm. £50-100 Persian blue ground rug with central large 2376 2384 red diamond and numerous bird and animal Persian red ground carpet with main floral 20th century Chinese blue and white carpet, motifs, 256cm x 168cm. £150-250 border centred with repeating rectangular 366 x 275cm. £60-100 2368 medallions, 280cm x 220cm. £150-250 2385 Persian dark blue ground rug with 2377 Pictorial rug depicting houses, cars, figures branching floral motifs and multiple Red ground Persian runner main geometric and animals, 265cm x 178cm. £60-100 borders, 276cm x 170cm. £150-250 border centre with repeating octagonal 2369 medallions, 240cm x 90cm. £80-120 Persian red ground rug, main blue border 2378 centre with flowering tree, 140 x 92cm. Afghan red ground rug, 83cm x 70cm. £80-120 £80-120 2370 2379 Persian type cream ground rug, multiple Persian blue ground carpet with main red borders, centre with repeating folding border centred with repeating foliate forms, forms, 204cm x 150cm. £80-120 300cm x 200cm. £150-250 2371 See Illustration Persian type cream ground rug with 2380 multiple borders and repeating floral forms, Caucasian runner, madder shaped field with 203cm x 154cm. £80-120 connecting black diamonds, cross border, 2372 358 x 108cm. £60-100 Afghan rug with multiple lozenges, 2381 308cm x 220cm. £40-60 Persian Heriz runner, burgundy field with 2373 eleven medallions, olive floral borders, Pair of cream ground Persian design rugs, 395 x 72cm. £60-100 approximately 145cm x 100cm. £80-120

2379

The Pink Floyd - Original Early concert poster Hammer Price: £21,568 inc. Buyer’s Premium of 28.8%

Star Wars (1977) British Quad film poster Hammer Price: £5,409 inc. Buyer’s Premium of 28.8%

Accepting consignments now [email protected] ewbankauctions.co.uk Queen - A Night at The Opera Vinyl LP album on Dutch Export white vinyl from 1975, EMTC 103, signed by all the band to the front cover, Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, John Deacon and Brian May, Brian has also added ‘Thanks 6D’ (vendor gave him 6d’s to use as plectrums) Estimate: £1,500-2,500

Queen - Crazy Tour of London 1979, Original Tour Poster removed from outside Purley Tiffany’s on 17th of December by the vendor who was in attendance, rolled Estimate: £400-600 TERMS OF SALE

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Manner of Firstname Surname: in our opinion a work executed in the style 3 Bidding procedures and the Buyer of the artist, but at a later date. 3.1 You must register your details with us before bidding and provide us After Firstname Surname: in our opinion a copy of any date after a work with any requested proof of identity and billing information, in a form by the artist Signed / Inscribed / acceptable to us. You must also satisfy any security arrangements we have in place before entering the auction room to view or bid. Dated Firstname Surname: in our opinion the work has been signed / 3.2 We strongly recommend that you attend the auction in person. You are inscribed / dated by the artist. responsible for your decision to bid for a particular Lot. If you bid on a Lot, Bears signature / inscription / date of Firstname Surname: in our opinion including by telephone and online bidding, or by placing a commission bid, the signature / inscription / date are probably not by the hand of the artist we assume that you have carefully inspected the Lot and satisfied yourself Measurements: Height precedes width. regarding its condition. AUTOGRAPHS 3.3 If you instruct us in writing, we may execute commission bids on your Autographs – We check all autographs when they are valued and believe behalf. Neither we nor our employees or agents will be responsible for to the best of our knowledge they are authentic. Many autographs come any failure to execute your commission bid, unless our failure to do so is from private sellers and are sold without any history or COA. We urge unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are buyers to satisfy themselves BEFORE bidding. If you strongly feel an item recorded we have the right to prefer the first bid made (where this can be has been mis-described please contact us within one calendar month after reasonably ascertained). the auction. If you are an overseas buyer it is your prerogative to arrange 3.4 The Bidder placing the highest bid for a Lot accepted by the Auctioneer shipping in good time to avoid the one month cut off period. If a concern will be the Buyer at the Hammer Price. Any dispute about a bid will be is raised before the end of the timescale we will place the item on hold settled at our discretion. We may reoffer the Lot during the auction or may for another calendar month. During this time a letter of rejection must be settle the dispute in another way. We will act reasonably when deciding obtained from PSA/DNA and NO ONE else. Details can be found here how to settle the dispute. http://www.psacard.com/Services/AutographAuthentication 3.5 Bidders will be deemed to act as principals, even if the Bidder is acting If a letter of rejection is provided by PSA/DNA we will offer a full refund, as an agent for a third party. not inclusive of shipping or authentication. This is why we urge buyers to 3.6 We may bid on Lots on behalf of the Seller up to one bid below the satisfy themselves BEFORE bidding. Reserve. 3.7 We may refuse to accept any bid if it is reasonable for us to do so. TERMS OF SALE 3.8 Bidding increments will be at our sole discretion (but will be in line Both the sale of goods at our auctions and your relationship with us are with standard auction practice). governed by the Terms of Consignment (primarily applicable to sellers) the Terms of Sale (primarily applicable to bidders and buyers) and any 4 The purchase price notices displayed in the saleroom or announced by us at the auction As Buyer, you will pay: (collectively, the “Conditions of Business”). The Terms of Consignment a. the Hammer Price; and Terms of Sale are available at our saleroom on request. b. a premium of 28.8% inclusive of VAT on the Hammer Price; Please read these Terms of Sale carefully. Please note that if you c. any artist’s resale right royalty payable on the sale of the Lot; and register to bid and/or bid at auction this signifies that you agree to and d. any VAT due. will comply with these Terms of Sale. 5 VAT Please note that these Terms of Sale relate to auctions held at our 5.1 You shall be liable for the payment of any VAT applicable on the premises only. Hammer Price and premium due for a Lot. Please see the symbols used in 1 Definitions and interpretation the auction catalogue for that Lot and the “Information for Buyers” in our 1.1 To make these Terms of Sale easier to read, we have given the following auction catalogue for further information. words a specific meaning: 5.2 We will charge VAT at the current rate at the date of the auction. “Auctioneer” means Ewbank’s, a partnership registered in England 6 The contract between you and the Seller and Wales whose registered office is located at Burnt Common Auction 6.1 The contract for the purchase of the Lot between you and the Seller will Rooms, London Road, Send, Woking, Surrey GU23 7LN or its authorised be formed when the hammer falls accepting the highest bid for the Lot at auctioneer, as appropriate; the auction. “Bidder” means a person participating in bidding at the auction; 6.2 You may directly enforce any terms in the Terms of Consignment “Buyer” means the person who makes the highest bid for a Lot accepted by against a Seller to the extent that you suffer damages and/or loss as a result the Auctioneer; of the Seller’s breach of the Terms of Consignment. “Deliberate Forgery” means: (a) an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, 6.3 If you breach these Terms of Sale, you may be responsible for damages origin, date, age, period, culture or source; and/or losses suffered by a Seller or us. If we are contacted by a Seller who (b) which is described in the catalogue as being the work of a particular wishes to bring a claim against you, we may in our discretion provide the creator without qualification; and Seller with information or assistance in relation to that claim. (c) which at the date of the auction had a value materially less than it would 6.4 We normally act as an agent only and will not have any responsibility have had if it had been as described; for default by you or the Seller (unless we are the Seller of the Lot). “Hammer Price” means the level of the highest bid for a Lot accepted by 7 Payment the Auctioneer by the fall of the hammer; 7.1 Immediately following your successful bid on a Lot you will: “Lot(s)” means the goods that we offer for sale at our auctions; 7.1.1 give to us, if not already provided to our satisfaction, proof of identity “Premium” means the premium that we will charge you on your purchase in a form acceptable to us (and any other information that we require in of a Lot to be calculated as set out in Clause 4; order to comply with our anti-money laundering obligations); and “Reserve” means the minimum hammer price at which a Lot may be sold; 7.1.2 pay to us the Total Amount Due in cash (for which there is an upper “Sale Proceeds” means the net amount due to the Seller; limit of 15,000 euros equivalent) or in any other way that we agree to “Seller” means the persons who consign Lots for sale at our auctions; accept payment. “Terms of Consignment” means the terms on which we agree to offer Lots 7.2 If you owe us any money, we may use any payment made by you to for sale in our auctions as agent on behalf of Sellers; repay these debts. “Terms of Sale” means these terms of sale, as amended or updated from time to time; 8 Title and collection of purchases “Total Amount Due” means the Hammer Price for a Lot, the Premium, 8.1 Once you have paid us in full the Total Amount Due for any Lot, any applicable artist’s resale right royalty, any VAT due and any additional ownership of that Lot will transfer to you. You may not claim or collect a charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Terms of Sale; Lot until you have paid for it. “Trader” means a Seller who is acting for purposes relating to that Seller’s 8.2 You will (at your own expense) collect any Lots that you have trade, business, craft or profession, whether acting personally or through purchased and paid for either: another person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf; 8.2.1 not later than five business days following the day of the auction; or “VAT” means Value Added Tax or any equivalent sales tax; and 8.2.2 not later than five business days following the date that we have “Website” means our website available at www.ewbankauctions.co.uk. In received payment of the Total Amount Due in cleared funds, if later. these Terms of Sale the words ‘you’, ‘yours’, etc. refer to you as the Buyer. 8.3 If you do not collect the Lot within this time period, you will be The words “we”, “us”, etc. refer to the Auctioneer. Any reference to a responsible for any reasonable removal, storage and insurance charges in ‘Clause’ is to a clause of these Terms of Sale unless stated otherwise. relation to that Lot. 94 8.4 Risk of loss or damage to the Lot will pass to you when you (or your 13.2.1 the catalogue description reflected the accepted view of experts as at agents) take physical possession of the Lot. the date of the auction; or 8.5 If you do not collect the Lot that you have paid for within ninety days 13.2.2 you personally are not able to transfer good and marketable title in after the auction, we may sell the Lot. We will pay the proceeds of any such the Lot to us, you will have no right to a refund under this Clause 13.2. sale to you, but will deduct any storage charges or other sums that we have 13.3 If you have sold the Lot to another person, we will only be liable to incurred in the storage and sale of the Lot. We reserve the right to charge you refund the price that you paid for the Lot. We will not be responsible for a selling commission at our standard rates on any such resale of the Lot. repaying any additional money you may have made from selling the Lot. 9 Remedies for non-payment or failure to collect purchases 13.4 Your right to return a Lot that is a Deliberate Forgery does not affect 9.1 Please do not bid on a Lot if you do not intend to buy it. If your bid is your legal rights and is in addition to any other right or remedy provided by successful, these Terms of Sale will apply to you. This means that you will law or by these Terms of Sale. have to carry out your obligations set out in these Terms of Sale. If you do 14 Our liability to you not comply with these Terms of Sale we may (acting on behalf of the Seller 14.1 We will not be liable for any loss of opportunity or disappointment and ourselves) pursue one or more of the following measures: suffered as a result of participating in our auction. 9.1.1 take action against you for damages for breach of contract; 14.2 In addition to the above, neither we nor the Seller shall be responsible 9.1.2 reverse the sale of the Lot to you and/or any other Lots sold by us to to you and you shall not be responsible to the Seller or us for any other you; loss or damage that any of us suffer that is not a foreseeable result of any 9.1.3 resell the Lot by auction or private treaty (in which case you will have of us not complying with the Conditions of Business. Loss or damage is to pay any difference between the price you should have paid for the Lot foreseeable if it is obvious that it will happen or if at the time of the sale of and the price we sell it for as well as the charges outlined in Clause 8.5). the Lot, we, you and the Seller knew it might happen. Please note that if we sell the Lot for a higher amount than your winning 14.3 Subject to Clause 14.4, if we are found to be liable to you for any bid, the extra money will belong to the Seller; reason (including, amongst others, if we are found to be negligent, in 9.1.4 remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense; breach of contract or to have made a misrepresentation), our liability will 9.1.5 if you do not pay us within five business days of your successful bid, be limited to the total purchase price paid by you to us for any Lot. we may charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total 14.4 Notwithstanding the above, nothing in these Terms of Sale shall limit amount due; our liability (or that of our employees or agents) for: 9.1.6 keep that Lot or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the Total 14.4.1 death or personal injury resulting from negligence (as defined in the Amount Due; Unfair 9.1.7 reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or Contract Terms Act 1977); impose conditions before we accept bids from you; and/or 9.1.8 if we sell any Lots for you, use the money made on these Lots to repay 14.4.2 fraudulent misrepresentation; or any amount you owe us. 14.4.3 any liability which cannot be excluded by law. 9.2 We will act reasonably when exercising our rights under Clause 9.1. We 15 Notices will contact you before exercising these rights and try to work with you to 15.1 All notices between you and us regarding these Terms of Sale must be correct any noncompliance by you with these Terms of Sale. in writing and signed by or on behalf of the party giving it. 10 Health and safety 15.2 Any notice referred in Clause 15.1 may be given: Although we take reasonable precautions regarding health and safety, 15.2.1 by delivering it by hand; you are on our premises at your own risk. Please note the lay-out of the 15.2.2 by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery; or premises and security arrangements. Neither we nor our employees or 15.2.3 by email, provided that a copy is also sent by pre-paid post or agents are responsible for the safety of you or your property when you visit Recorded Delivery. our premises, unless you suffer any injury to your person or damage to 15.3 Notices must be sent: your property as a result of our, our employees’ or our agents’ negligence. 15.3.1 by hand or registered post: a. to us, at our address set out in these Terms of Sale or at our registered 11 Warranties office address appearing on our Website; and 11.1 The Seller warrants to us and to you that: b. to you, at the last postal address that you have given to us as your contact 11.1.1 the Seller is the true owner of the Lot for sale or is authorised by the address in writing; or true owner to offer and sell the lot at auction; 15.3.2 by email: 11.1.2 the Seller is able to transfer good and marketable title to the Lot to a. to us, by sending the notice to both the following email addresses: you free from any third party rights or claims; and [email protected] and [email protected] 11.1.3 as far as the Seller is aware, the main characteristics of the Lot set b. to you, by sending the notice to any email address that you have given to out in the auction catalogue (as amended by any notice displayed in the us as your contact email address in writing. saleroom or announced by the Auctioneer at the auction) are correct. 15.4 Notices will be deemed to have been received: 11.2 If, after you have placed a successful bid and paid for a Lot, any of 15.4.1 if delivered by hand, on the day of delivery; the warranties above are found not to be true, please notify us in writing. 15.4.2 if sent by first class pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery, two business Neither we nor the Seller will be liable to pay you any sums over and above days after posting, exclusive of the day of posting; or the Total Amount Due and we will not be responsible for any inaccuracies 15.4.3 if sent by email, at the time of transmission unless sent after 17.00 in the information provided by the Seller except as set out below. in the place of receipt in which case they will be deemed to have been 11.3 Please note that many of the Lots that you may bid on at our auction received on the next business day in the place of receipt (provided that a are secondhand. copy has also been sent by pre-paid post or Recorded Delivery as set out in 11.4 If a Lot is not second-hand and you purchase the Lot as a Consumer Clause 15.2.3. from a Seller that is a Trader, a number of additional terms may be implied 15.5 Any notice or communication given under these Terms of Sale will by law in addition to the Seller’s warranties set out at Clause 11.1 (in not be validly given if sent by fax, email, any form of messaging via social particular under the Consumer Rights Act 2015). These Terms of Sale do media or text message. not seek to exclude your rights under law as they relate to the sale of these Lots. 16 Data Protection 11.5 Save as expressly set out above, all other warranties, conditions or We will hold and process any personal data in relation to you in accordance other terms which might have effect between the Seller and you, or us and with our current privacy policy, a copy of which is available on our website you, or be implied or incorporated by statue, common law or otherwise are excluded. 17 General 17.1 We may, acting reasonably, refuse admission to our premises or 12 Descriptions and condition attendance at our auctions by any person. 12.1 Our descriptions of the Lot will be based on: (a) information provided 17.2 We act as an agent for our Sellers. The rights we have to claim against to us by the Seller of the Lot (for which we are not liable); and (ii) our you for breach of these Terms of Sale may be used by either us, our opinion (although it is likely that we will not be able to carry out a detailed employees or agents, or the Seller, its employees or agents, as appropriate. inspection of each Lot). Other than as set out in this Clause, these Terms of Sale are between you 12.2 We will give you a number of opportunities to view and inspect the and us and no other person will have any rights to enforce any of these Lots before the auction. You (and any independent consultants acting on Terms of Sale. your behalf) must satisfy yourself about the accuracy of any description of 17.3 We may use special terms in the catalogue descriptions of particular a Lot. We shall not be responsible for any failure by you or your consultants Lots. You must read these terms carefully along with any glossary provided to properly inspect a Lot. in our auction catalogues. 12.3 Representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, 17.4 Each of the clauses of these Terms of Sale operates separately. If origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve any court or relevant authority decides that any of them are unlawful, the matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion will be honestly remaining clauses will remain in full force and effect. and reasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or 17.5 We may change these Terms of Sale from time to time, without notice fraudulently. to you. Please read these Terms of Sale carefully, as they may be different 12.4 Please note that Lots (in particular second-hand Lots) are unlikely from the last time you read them. to be in perfect condition. Lots are sold “as is” (i.e. as you see them at the 17.6 Except as otherwise stated in these Terms of Sale, each of our rights time of the auction). Neither we nor the Seller accept any liability for the and remedies are: (a) are in addition to and not exclusive of any other rights condition of second-hand Lots or for any condition issues affecting a Lot if or remedies under these Terms of Sale or general law; and (b) may be such issues are included in the description of a Lot in the auction catalogue waived only in writing and specifically. Delay in exercising or non-exercise (or in any saleroom notice) and/ or which the inspection of a Lot by the of any right under these Terms of Sale is not a waiver of that or any other Buyer ought to have revealed. right. Partial exercise of any right under these Terms of Sale will not 13 Deliberate Forgeries preclude any further or other exercise of that right or any other right under 13.1 You may return any Lot which is found to be a Deliberate Forgery these Terms of Sale. Waiver of a breach of any term of these Terms of Sale to us within one month of the auction provided that you return the Lot will not operate as a waiver of breach of any other term or any subsequent to us in the same condition as when it was released to you, accompanied breach of that term. by a written statement identifying the Lot from the relevant catalogue 17.7 These Terms of Sale and any dispute or claim arising out of or in description and a written statement of defects. connection with them (including any non-contractual claims or disputes) 13.2 If we are reasonably satisfied that the Lot is a Deliberate Forgery we shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England will refund the money paid by you for the Lot (including any Premium and and the parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the applicable VAT) provided that if: English courts. These conditions of business are based upon recommended terms of sale by SOFAA (http://www.sofaa.org/) 95 HOW TO FIND US

Heading North on the A3 take the Ripley turning to the Burnt Common roundabout and follow the Woodhill signs.

Heading South turn off the A3 1.5 miles after the M25 junction and proceed through Ripley to the Burnt Common Roundabout as above. If you miss the Ripley turning going South, proceed to the Merrow and Burpham slip road and join the A3 Northbound.

Ewbank’s are situated between the A3 and B2215 South of the Burnt Common Roundabout.

Please note: if using Sat Nav to navigate to us then do not use our postcode as this will direct you to the A3. Please use postcode GU23 7JZ, this will take you to the Burnt Common Roundabout, then follow directions as above.

EWBANK AUCTIONEERS

Chris Ewbank founded Ewbank’s in 1990 selling out of the Hog’s Back Hotel and in 1994 we acquired our present salerooms, the Burnt Common Auction Rooms, which are situated just off the A3, under ten minutes away from junction 10 on the M25. It is a very prominent site in an out of town location giving easy access and acres of parking. Woking main line station is 4 miles away with trains to Waterloo (23 minutes).

Throughout our time in Guildford, we have had the privilege of advising thousands of clients on the valuation and sale of Antiques and Fine Art and have conducted well in excess of two hundred Antiques and Fine Arts auctions and five hundred monthly Collectors sales. When we started in 1990 we held six auctions a year and we are now expecting to hold more than 50 auctions in the next twelve months.

We always seek to maintain the highest standards, adhering to the principles of probity and ethics of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Chris is a Chartered Arts and antiques surveyor), and the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers, of which we are Members. Most of our new clients come to us on recommendation, from professional advisers or existing clients.

As the costs of selling by auction in Central London have rocketed we have benefitted from the general trend in recent years for more important items to be sold outside the capital. Catalogues are produced and circulated to prospective purchasers by post and E-mail and full details, including digital illustration of all lots for sale are included on the internet. We estimate that we now with four regular photographers on our staff take in excess of 50,000 images per annum. Buyers are attracted from all over the world.

We have invested heavily in technology in recent years with both new back office systems and website. This gives a far greater global marketing ability. We see this as being the way forward for the future and it will maximise our ability to achieve the best possible prices for our clients. Since our first auction published on the internet that side of our business has risen markedly so that in the last 12 months we have had 4.25 million pages views on our website in the last 12 months up from 2 million two years ago. Recognising the importance of live internet bidding in today’s market we have for the last two years been operating our own live bidding platform Ewbank’s Live and regularly report over 50% of our sales being to on line bidders. In one specialist sale recently over 90% of sales were transacted on line. With others we have now also set up a new search hub and bidding platform www.theauctionroom.com which saves buyers up to 6% as against other commercial platforms.

Ewbank’s has grown from humble beginnings holding six sales a year, to the position that we hold today, with our own Salerooms, bidding platform and some fifty specialist sales a year. Turnover in our first year in 1990 was approximately £250,000 and just one of our quarterly sales now easily exceeds that figure. Building refurbishments works have doubled the size of our floor space in recent years to accommodate the sale volumes. We have for some years now been able to claim that we are Surrey and Hampshire’s premier antique fine art and specialist auctioneers.

Chris Ewbank has taken a very active part in the leadership of the profession within the UK. He has been a member of the Fine Arts Advisory Panel of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Chairman of its Art and Antiques Professional Group. He was also an elected Member of its International Governing Council (the highest decision making body in the Institution) from 2005 to 2013. He joined the Committee of the Society of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers in 1994 (he first became a member in 1982), and was Chairman from 2000-2007. He is on the Executive Committee of the British Art Market Federation and was one of the first to join the new City of London Company of Arts Scholars.

We look forward to the future technological advances that will continue to enhance the auction experience for our clients and buyers.

Chris Ewbank FRICS ASFAV

96 ewbank’s auction sale dates 2019/2020

Viewing dates/times vary, please contact the auctioneer for details

December 2019 Thursday 30th Decorative Arts Friday 6th The Andy Johnson Movie Poster Collection Thursday 30th Contemporary Art & Modern British Paintings Wednesday 18th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Jewellery & Silver Thursday 19th Fine Wines & Spirits August Wednesday 5th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Silver January Wednesday 19th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Silver Wednesday 8th Toys & Models Thursday 20th Militaria, Stamps, Books & Maps Thursday 9th Entertainment & Memorabilia Friday 21st Movie Posters Thursday 9th Movie Props Friday 10th Vintage Posters September Wednesday 22nd Antique & Collectors’ inc. Silver Wednesday 16th Jewellery & Watches Thursday 30th Decorative Arts Thursday 17th Silver & Fine Art Thursday 30th Contemporary Art & Modern British Paintings Friday 18th Antiques, Clocks, Furniture & Garden Ends Friday 25th Online Coins. Timed Auction February Wednesday 19th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Silver October Thursday 20th Militaria, Stamps, Books & Maps Ends Friday 2nd Online Fine Wines & Spirits. Timed Auction Friday 28th The W.E. Berry Poster Artwork Collection Wednesday 7th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Jewellery & Silver Thursday 8th Decorative Arts March Thursday 8th Contemporary Art & Modern British Paintings Wednesday 18th Jewellery & Watches Wednesday 28th Toys & Models Thursday 19th Silver & Fine Art Thursday 29th Entertainment & Memorabilia Friday 20th Antiques, Clocks & Furniture Thursday 29th Movie Props Ends Friday 27th Online Coins. Timed Auction Friday 30th Vintage Posters

April November Wednesday 8th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Jewellery & Silver Saturday 7th Deck of Cards. TLC Charity Auction Thursday 9th Decorative Arts at South Hill Park Arts Centre Thursday 9th Contemporary Art & Modern British Paintings Wednesday 11th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Silver Wednesday 29th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Silver Thursday 12th Asian Art Thursday 30th Asian Art Thursday 12th Vintage Fashion, Textiles & Sewing Thursday 30th Vintage Fashion, Textiles & Sewing December May Wednesday 2nd Jewellery & Watches Friday 1st James Bond 007 - ‘A Time To Buy’ Thursday 3rd Silver & Fine Art Wednesday 20th Toys & Models Friday 4th Antiques, Clocks & Furniture Thursday 21st Entertainment & Memorabilia Wednesday 16th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Jewellery & Silver Thursday 21st Movie Props Thursday 17th Fine Wines & Spirits Friday 22nd Vintage Posters Wednesday 27th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Silver Wednesday 27th Garden Furniture & Statuary Viewing times vary but are always at least on the day before the sale, Ends Friday 29th Online Fine Wines & Spirits. Timed Auction contact the auctioneer for details on 01483 223101. All viewing days / times are published online at www.ewbankauctions.co.uk. June All sales are fully illustrated online whenever possible. Wednesday 24th Jewellery & Watches Thursday 25th Silver & Fine Art Catalogues with illustrations are published on our website Friday 26th Antiques, Clocks & Furniture approximately two weeks before sales. Images for Antique & Collectors’ sales are uploaded onto our website July the Friday before the auction. Ends Friday 3rd Online Coins. Timed Auction Sales are on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, usual start times are Wednesday 15th Antique & Collectors’ inc. Jewellery & Silver 9.30am however this can vary so please check before the auction. Wednesday 15th Garden Furniture & Statuary Thursday 16th Asian Art Dates are published on our website and are subject to change or Thursday 16th Vintage Fashion, Textiles & Sewing additions without notice. www.ewbankauctions.co.uk