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SATURDAY 10Th MARCH 2018 at at the SALEROOM ALLAN STREET, DOUGLAS CATALOGUE SALE STARTS 10.30 A.M Murray's HEAD OFFICE: 10 ALLAN STREET, DOUGLAS. IM1 3DQ Tel: (01624) 673986 Mob: (07624) 493493 E-mail: [email protected] Catalogue £1 ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, FINE ART, SCULPTURES and SILVERWARE SATURDAY 10th MARCH 2018 at AT THE SALEROOM ALLAN STREET, DOUGLAS CATALOGUE SALE STARTS 10.30 a.m. Viewing from 10.00 am to 5 pm on Friday 9th March and 9.00am to 10.30am on sale day Website: www.chrystalsauctions.im to view images ONLINE BIDDING AVAILABLE AT UKAUCTIONEERS.COM WE SUPPORT HOSPICE ISLE OF MAN TERMS: PAYMENTS: CASH, CHEQUES, DEBIT CARD and BANK TRANSFER: The Auctioneer regrets that if you are not known to him or have not established a satisfactory credit rating, proof of credit worthiness will be required to accept bids and / or release lots purchased. Cheques and money transfers will only be accepted in GB sterling from an account held in an Isle of Man / United Kingdom based bank. 20% Buyer's Premium plus VAT on the hammer price. Invoices of lots purchased will be available shortly after the lot is sold. The auction premises will close at 3pm unless otherwise stated. If you wish to bid at the auction, you must a registered bidder with Chrystals Auctions or Murray's. If you cannot attend the auction but wish to leave a bid, you may do so by completing a bidding slip requesting the Auctioneer to bid on your behalf. Telephone bids are accepted at the Auctioneer's discretion. Estimates for each lot are printed in the catalogue. All vehicles are sold without warranty, as seen. 1. A collection of Royal Flying Corps and RAF 18. Ferdinand Vichi, Florence, pietra dura panels uniform, badges, caps and a medal awarded showing peasant man and lady dancing. In to A.C.P. Johnson RAF 164002.3. A.M original frame, 10 x 7 ins. £80-120 £100-200 2. Bulova Watch Co. 1930s wristwatch with 19. Wedgwood Basaltware oval plaque showing silvered dial, Arabic numerals, No. 2038399 Hercules wrestling the lion. Ht. 7.25 ins. (needs servicing) £80-120 £60-80 20. Lenci "Sirenetta e Cattivo Pesce" - mermaid 3. Victorian pietra dura oval brooch showing riding on a striped fish with dish below. Ht. pansies in a gold metal frame. Diam. 1.25 18 ins. by Helen Scavini, 1933 (damage) ins. £800-1200 £30-50 21. 19thC dome top mahogany bracket clock 4. Metropolitan and Provincial Industrial with painted dial, two key holes, and Exhibition Prize Medal 1866 (silver metal) mirrored back plate. Ht. 35 ins. together with Primates of All England 1897 £100-150 (alloy) cased 22. Cruchley's (late Carey's) 81 Fleet Street, £80-120 Terrestrial Globe on a turned mahogany stand. Dia. 10 ins. 5. Florin - 1856 shilling -1887 (x 2), sixpence £250-400 1887 (x 2), 3d 1916, '19 and '21. All VF or F £60-80 23. 20thC Middle Eastern twelve-string oud with mosaic inlaid decoration. Length 36 ins. 6. Henry IV silver coinage, silver groat circa £80-120 1469 £100-200 24. 19th / 20thC Chinese porcelain vase with basket of flowers decoration. Ht. 17 ins. 7. Edward VI shilling circa 1552. Diam. 32 mm £80-120 £100-150 25. GIII bell top ebonised ormolu mounted clock 8. Elizabeth I shilling circa 1580, hand mint by Benjamin Ward, London. The case has mark to top five pineapple finials, sun-burst mask, £80-150 pierced side panels, arched brass dial with 9. Queen Anne crown 1707 (London Mint, 2nd ormolu spandrels, silvered chapter rings, bust) calendar aperture and engraved back plate. £40-60 Chiming on a bell. Ht. 22 ins. Circa 1780 £1500-2000 10. 17thC farthing, Devizes token and a 17thC halfpenny token, Tho. Beagrave, 26. Marino Amaya (Spanish 1927-2014), Threadneedle St. Monument to the Sun, Brown patinated £30-40 bronze, Signed, Ht. 16 ins. with stand £300-500 11. Victorian silver vinaigrette with engraved feather decoration and shaped edges. 27. Marino Amaya (Spanish 1927-2014), Small Birmingham 1842, maker Nathaniel Mills bear, Brown patinated bronze, Signed, Ht. 16 ins. with stand £250-350 £300-500 12. 9ct rose gold link bracelet with padlock, 22g 28. Marino Amaya (Spanish 1927-2014), £180-220 Amanecer, Black patinated bronze on marble 13. 9ct rose gold bangle stand, Signed, Length 36 ins. x Ht. 15 ins. £100-150 with stand 14. Good pair of 19thC Japanese Imari urns with £800-1200 covers having decoration of four panels of 29. Victorian green glass dump with bubble flowers and insects in mist blue and gold decoration. Ht. 4.75 ins. glazes Ht. 16 ins. £60-80 £300-400 30. 19th / 20thC blue and green swirl glass vase. 15. 19th / 20thC Chinese porcelain barrel shaped Ht 8.5 ins. stool with flower and bird decoration in £40-60 multicoloured glazes. Ht. 18.5 ins., W 14 ins. 31. 19th / 20thC heavy grey glass vase, probably £400-600 Swedish. Ht 12 ins. 16. GIII oval swing handled fruit basket with £60-100 foliate decoration to border on raised feet - 32. Victorian goblet shaped vase with trumpet Milne family crest, London 1799 37 ozt. shaped foot. Ht. 11.5 ins. £300-400 £60-80 17. GIII three-piece silver tea service of ovoid 33. 19th / 20thC Sitzendorf porcelain oval mirror form with double gadrooned border on ball with cherubs to top and flowers to surround. feet. London 1812, 30 ozt. maker JA Ht. 16 ins. £250-300 £90-120 34. Four Art Deco style green velvet cushions. 50. 19thC Japanese finely carved ivory skull. 22 x 12 ins. Height 1.5 x Depth 1.8 x Width 1.25 ins. £80-100 £250-350 35. Bottles of chateau bottled vintage red wine 51. 19thC Japanese carved ivory semi-peeled including three bottles Chateau Beau Rivage banana. Length 4.75 ins. 1969, two bottles Chateau La Tour de by £100-150 1976, one bottle Chateau Montplaisir 1971, 1 52. Pair of 19thC octagonal Chinese blue and bottle Chateau la Croix Blanche 1979, one white porcelain soup tureens with Fu Dog bottle Chateau Beaumont 1986, one bottle finials, foliate and floral decoration, lion Chateau Haut Marbuzet 1972, one bottle mask handles. Length 6.5 ins. Chateau Puyfromage plus two bottles £80-120 £100-200 53. Victorian Wedgwood plate "Mottoes from 36. Three bottles Croft Vintage Port 1975 plus a Chaucer", diam. 10 ins. bottle £40-60 £60-80 54. Rare 18th C English soft paste porcelain 37. Bottle of Moet et Chandon Dom Perignon quart tankard with five-colour glaze flower vintage 1964 decoration including yellow £30-40 £400-500 38. Pair of late 19thC French carved walnut 55. Real Ironstone China drainer with Imari upholstered footstools decoration, length 13.5 ins. £80-120 £60-80 39. Victorian papier mache snuff box with man's 56. Two porcelain ornamental busts on toothless face to lid pedestals (restored). Gold anchor marks to £60-90 backs. Ht. 8.5 ins. 40. The New Table Game of Ping Pong or £100-150 Gossima J Jaques and Son, together with 57. O. Mosley studio pottery ribbed, green table croquet (missing mallets) glazed oval vase. Ht. 6 ins. Signed to base £40-60 £80-120 41. 15ct rose gold WWII RAF brooch 58. 18th / 19th C bisque porcelain boy and girl £80-120 infants in a cradle with a dog sleeping 42. Set of seven GIII silver shillings 1787 made beneath. Signed Chauder and A.B. to plinth into buttons together with a William and base. Length 10 ins. (repaired) Mary silver half crown made into a brooch £100-200 £80-120 59. Chinese Kangxi porcelain plate with flora, 43. Victorian coromandel toilet jewellery box fauna and insects, marked to base. Diam. 9 with lift up lid revealing fitted interior, fold ins. Plus another plate (repaired) down flap to front, with two drawers. 12 x 9 x £200-300 8 ins. 60. Chinese blue and white porcelain brush £80-120 water / ink bottle. Ht. 3.35 ins. 44. 9ct gold ball and link muff chain 22.8g plus £100-150 another gold metal muff chain 61. Chinese Kangxi style moon flask with £200-250 handles and a turquoise drip glaze. Ht. 11.5 45. Collection of silver jewellery, some Victorian, ins. consisting of necklace, locket, two bangles £200-300 and a brooch 62. Oriental porcelain bowl with floral £60-80 decoration on a silver plated ball and claw 46. 19thC canteen porcelain vase with fluted foot stand (bowl repaired) top, crane handles and decoration of figures, £100-150 buildings, flora and fauna (restored). Ht. 25 63. Worcester blue and white transfer decorated ins. bowl with Chinoiserie decoration. Diam. 4.75 £200-300 ins. 47. Pair of 19thC three-colour Imari spill vases £80-120 with four character under glaze blue mark to 64. Heavy baluster goblet, the conical bowl bases. Ht. 10.75 ins. (one restored) having a tear to the bottom, cusp knop £200-300 below with domed and folded foot. Ht. 6.25 48. Chinese famille verte porcelain foo dog ins., circa 1700 seated on a pedestal. Ht. 8.5 ins. £200-300 £800-1200 65. Two mid 18thC wine glasses with trumpet 49. 18thC cream ware King Charles spaniel lying shaped bowls above tear of air on slightly on a pedestal with mauve decoration. Length raised ribbed feet. Ht. 6 ins. and 6.5 ins. 3.75 ins. (clips to foot) £80-150 £100-150 66. Mid 18thC wine glass with trumpet shaped 82. Rare 18thC soft paste porcelain jug with bowl, air twist stem on slightly raised foot floral decoration on a yellow ground. Ht. 5 (clip). Ht. 7.1 ins.
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