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Catalogue of Lots for Auction Sale: 12Th May 2018 WOMBELLS Antiques & Fine Art Auctioneers Tel: 01904 790777 Northfield Business Park, Northfield Lane, Upper Poppleton, YORK, YO26 6QU Catalogue of lots for auction sale: 12th May 2018 Lot Description Category Estimates Low/High 1 A mantel clock having a Gustav Becker movement in an arched topped case. MISC 50/80 2 A mantel clock the dial signed Barwise London, having a movement striking on one bell in a mahogany MISC 80/100 case. 3 An Arts and Crafts copper vase signed W.H. Mawson Keswick. MISC 20/40 4 Two pairs of cloisonne enamel vases on hardwood stands. MISC 50/70 5 An Indonesian box cast bronze with sliding lid. MISC 100/120 6 An Indonesian box of crescent form with carrying handle. MISC 60/80 7 A maritime navigation light. MISC 20/30 8 Two Indonesian flying dragon staffs. MISC 80/120 9 An Indonesian bronze two part opium pipe. MISC 100/120 10 A pair of Crown Ducal vases, a pair of glass vases, crestedware and other china. CER 10/30 11 A wireless radio in Bakelite case. MISC 10/20 12 A writing slope, a scientific generator, Royal Copenhagen collectors plates, various picture frames (4) MISC 20/40 13 A part dinner service of 19th century ironstone china having willow pattern decoration.(3) CER 40/60 14 A Mark Titchiner studio pottery dish; another dish bearing blackbird and fruit decoration. (2) CER 30/40 15 A leather suitcase a/f containing a qty of cameras etc. MISC 0/0 16 A 1960s wall mounted coat rack, Mid-Century tablewares incl melamine and plastic, shell decorated MISC 0/0 boxes etc (3) 17 A qty of table lamp bases, wiring removed. MISC 10/15 18 A collection of glass plate slides depicting topographical views including York, Paris Exposition and Italy MISC 80/100 together with various Middle Eastern and First World War interest images. (4) 19 Two bowler hats. TEXT 20/30 20 An Imperial wide action typewriter, together with two other typewriters. MISC 30/40 21 A pair of table lamps together with a quantity of brass and metalware. (3) MISC 10/20 22 Five novelty owl figures. MISC 20/30 23 A set of five Tate Gallery prints after J.M.W. Turner, two equestrian interest prints and a framed map PIC 10/30 print. (8) 24 Five various cranberry glass bowls, together with other cranberry glass. CER 20/40 25 Various binoculars including military interest and Zeiss, some a/f. MISC 20/40 26 A still life composition, oil on canvas, unsigned. PIC 20/30 27 A pair of country landscape scenes, oil on canvas, one indistinctly signed. PIC 20/40 28 Five fire insurance marks, all cast lead, believed 20th cent. MISC 40/60 29 A wall clock, dial signed Comitti London. MISC 80/100 30 A leather suitcase containing two shooting sticks, a warming pan etc. MISC 0/0 31 Five architects squares including left handed examples together with a writing slope (6). MISC 20/40 32 A qty of books (3) BOOK 10/30 33 A collection of bowling bowles (2) MISC 0/0 34 Two woodland studies, bearing signature Brayshaw together with a study of a tree, watercolour on PIC 30/40 paper bearing signature M. Cameron.(3) 35 Cut glass drinking glasses, other glassware.(3) CER 20/40 36 A dairy bowl, earthenware with a Delft style glaze decorated with a stylized cow portrait. CER 50/80 37 ''Footsteps'' lithograph print of two terriers after Herbert Dicksee. PIC 20/40 38 Fishing interest including reels, nets etc. MISC 0/0 39 A warming pan, two hanging lights, Royal commemoratives etc. (4) MISC 0/0 40 A German wall clock, a/f. MISC 30/40 41 Six Indonesian Wayang Golek marionette rod puppets. (2) MISC 120/150 42 A collection of LP records, mainly jazz interest. (2) MISC 60/80 43 A vase, wood covered with leather. MISC 40/60 44 A 19th cen octagonal hardwood occasional table carved with Oriental motifs & dragon design. MISC 20/30 45 A brown ground middle eastern rug. TEXT 20/40 46 A collection of books including birds and wildlife interest. (2) BOOK 30/40 Printed on 12/05/2018 BOOK (Books & ephemera), CER (Ceramics & glass), COL (Collectables), FURN (Furniture), MIL (Militaria) MISC (Miscellaneous), PIC (Pictures & prints), SIL (Silver, jewellery and plated ware), TEXT (Textiles & clothing) WOMBELLS Antiques & Fine Art Auctioneers Tel: 01904 790777 Northfield Business Park, Northfield Lane, Upper Poppleton, YORK, YO26 6QU Lot Description Category Estimates Low/High 47 A saddle. MISC 0/0 48 A quantity of DVD's including classical music interest.(2) MISC 0/0 49 A wall mirror in a octagonal brass frame. MISC 30/40 50 A wall mirror in a mahogany fret work frame. MISC 10/30 51 A middle eastern rug. TEXT 10/30 52 Royal Doulton ''The Coppice'' tableware, together with other tea wares and ceramics. (4) MISC 20/40 53 A Derby porcelain vase circa 1820 decorated in the manner of William Billingsley, later brass base. MISC 20/30 54 A quantity of ceramics including vases, jugs, figures etc. some a/f. (6) CER 0/0 55 An Indonesian Wayang Golek dragon marionette rod puppet, polychrome wood on associated stand MISC 40/60 56 Six Indonesian Wayang Golek marrionette rod puppets (2). MISC 120/150 57 A pair of Oriental carved lion plaques. MISC 70/90 58 A pair of African hardwood wall plaques. MISC 10/30 59 Three mantel clocks. MISC 10/30 60 A silver plated four piece tea set, another silver plated tea set, a brush set, wooden wares etc.(2) MISC 20/30 61 Five Indonesian Wayang Kulit shadow puppets, one a/f lacking an arm. MISC 180/200 62 Six Indonesian Wayang Golek marionette rod puppets (2). MISC 120/150 63 A pair of silver salts, Birmingham 1897 together with a pair of associated silver spoons Birmingham MISC 30/40 1902; an Art Deco brooch, marked 935 set with marcasite, one stone lacking. 64 Three watercolour landscapes. PIC 20/30 65 Near Godmanchester on the Ouse, watercolour landscape, F G Fraser PIC 40/60 66 Two dolls, a toy sewing machine, metalwares etc MISC 0/0 67 ''The Weather Clock'' a framed print together with a garden view framed watercolour bearing signature PIC 20/30 Pickering 1962. 68 A collection of classical music LP's and CD's. MISC 0/0 69 A figure of a jockey on horseback, cast metal. MISC 150/200 70 A West German studio pottery based table lamp together with four similar vases. CER 30/50 71 Six Indonesian Wayang Golek marionette rod puppets (2) MISC 120/150 72 A portable gramophone together with a collection of records and jazz interest books.(2) MISC 30/40 73 A plaster maquette after Michelangelo's Dying Slave (a/f) MISC 30/40 74 A calculating machine. MISC 20/30 75 A set of four botanical interest prints, together with two modern wall mirrors. PIC 20/40 76 Four West German studio pottery vases. MISC 20/30 77 Six Indonesian Wayang Golek marionette rod puppets. (2) MISC 120/150 78 A collection of York interest books. BOOK 20/30 79 A French cathedral, etching indistinctly signed; three landscape view prints and three other pictures. (7) PIC 20/40 80 Studio pottery and art glass. CER 10/30 81 A cranberry glass shade together with a similar table lamp base.(2) CER 10/20 82 A smoker's pipe stamped J.M.M., the bowl carved as a horse's head and inset with shell eyes white MISC 20/30 metal collar, the mouthpiece stem replaced. 83 A piano accordion. CER 20/30 84 Six Indonesian Wayang Golek marionette rod puppets (2) MISC 120/150 85 A pair of Murano glass figurines, one a/f. MISC 0/0 86 ''Bernice'' A floral still life bearing signature Keith P. Shaw, together with a city scape painting on board MISC 20/30 in the same hand. 87 A set of four prints of dogs, after Boris O'Klein. PIC 70/90 88 A brass jam pan, various ceramics etc. MISC 10/30 89 LP records, DVD's and CD's, most rock and pop interest. MISC 20/30 90 A Royal Academy of Arts Exhibition 2011 framed poster. PIC 20/30 91 A David Hockney Exhibition poster, framed. PIC 20/30 92 A late 19th cen bamboo octagonal occasional table, having a Japan top incorporating a peach motif, PIC 20/30 emblematic of youth and longevity. 93 Two framed pictures of Venice. PIC 20/30 94 Various Indonesian Wayang Golek marionette rod puppets, spare heads etc. (2) PIC 120/150 95 Royal Commemoratives incl Denby tankards; Studio Pottery. (2) CER 10/30 Printed on 12/05/2018 BOOK (Books & ephemera), CER (Ceramics & glass), COL (Collectables), FURN (Furniture), MIL (Militaria) MISC (Miscellaneous), PIC (Pictures & prints), SIL (Silver, jewellery and plated ware), TEXT (Textiles & clothing) WOMBELLS Antiques & Fine Art Auctioneers Tel: 01904 790777 Northfield Business Park, Northfield Lane, Upper Poppleton, YORK, YO26 6QU Lot Description Category Estimates Low/High 96 Two framed collage pictures. MISC 10/30 97 An overmantel mirror in an inlaid frame. PIC 10/30 98 Tim Burton, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory framed cinema poster, together with a framed theatre PIC 30/40 poster. 99 Two modern paintings of fishing trawlers. PIC 20/40 100 Railways interest: various books, dvds and magazines. MISC 0/0 101 A set of cased chemist's weighing balance scales by Townson & Mercer Ltd MISC 20/30 102 Mid-Century tablewares including Meakin, Midwinter etc.
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