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THE ART MARKET WEEKLY

London sales are ‘best since pandemic’

by Alex Capon

The latest round of Impressionist, Modern and Contemporary art sales at Sotheby’s and Christie’s represented the highest overall total for a ‘London’ auction series since before the coronavirus pandemic. Like-for-like comparisons have become difficult due to the merging of categories – Sotheby’s included works normally appearing in Modern British sales, while Christie’s figures were bolstered by combining auctions run out of Paris as well as London. Pick However, the £336.5m total generated from last week’s flagship sales (with one Philadelphia to Scotland of the sale still to run at the time of going to press) was over double the combined week June and July sales in equivalent - and back again at $3.7m categories last year.

Charles Carroll’s printed copy of the Declaration of Lyon & Turnbull rare books specialist Cathy Marsden said Fifty in the room Independence – discovered earlier this year in a Scottish it had been “a wonderful surprise to find a fascinating and Sotheby’s British Art evening sale on family home – sold at auction in Philadelphia on July 1 for important piece of American history hidden in an ancestral June 29 offered a mixture of modern and $3.7m (£2.85m) plus premium. family home. contemporary works. With 50 clients Carroll, the last surviving signer of the original 1776 “I was shown a pile of papers that had been brought down allowed in the room, it was led by Lucian document, received two copies of the Stone facsimile in from the attic – mainly newspapers covering world events Freud’s Portrait of David Hockney that sold 1824 that later passed to the Scottish-Canadian diplomat and the like but also a folded vellum document. for £12.8m against an £8m-12m estimate. and businessman John MacTavish (1787-1852). Continued on page 8 Continued on page 4

This week marks a numerical In just over two months from now we comes out as our front page date. milestone as Antiques Trade Gazette will also reach our 50th anniversary. Issue 2509 will conveniently carry the th publishes its 2500th edition. The first edition of ATG had a cover cover date of September 18 2021 – 50 2500 Inside we look back some of the earlier date of September 18 1971, following years to the day after issue number landmark issues from the first to the our now time-honoured tradition of one. editon 2000th. using the Saturday after an edition See more on page 12-13.

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Knowles turns dealer at new Kent emporium Decorative arts specialist Eric retail outlet for chandelier Knowles has become a dealer manufacturer and glass new challenge and I have now and teamed up with others in restorer Wilkinson and dealers gone from auctions to retail. the trade to launch a new John and Chrissie Masters of “I have to keep learning: I emporium in Kent. The Design Gallery of love to learn and to share and Opening this month as The Westerham. opening this emporium means Pantiles Arcade in The Corn Other dealers will join the we can meet some of the people Exchange, Tunbridge Wells, space in due course and we have been trading with the venture will sell decorative Knowles is also in talks with online as well as meet new arts as well as furniture, art potters and other designers collectors.” contemporary art, antique who may take space in the He said the space will silver, numismatics and future. feature items from “the classic Tunbridge ware. Following a number of to the contemporary” as well as Knowles had begun working proposals of locations in the hosting events such as valuation with Robert Woodmansey and Kent spa town prior to the days. his partner Germaine Knowles coronavirus pandemic, The first event took place on (no relation) on the website Knowles and Woodmansey July 4 – a charity valuation day ScottishAntiques.com and via discovered the availability of in aid of The Pickering Cancer Eric Knowles’ company The the Corn Exchange last year Drop-in Centre. Knowles was Hoard. and were able to agree a deal joined by Charles Hanson of Now the Grade II listed with landlord The Marquis of Hansons Auctioneers, picture Corn Exchange will become a Abergavenny. Above: Eric Knowles in front of The Corn Exchange in Tunbridge specialist Grant Ford, jewellery physical outlet for The Hoard Knowles, chairman of The Wells and (top) the inside of building before work began to expert John Benjamin and and ScottishAntiques.com. Hoard, said: “I was at Bonhams create a selling space for The Pantiles Arcade. valuer Loraine Turner. The arcade will also be a for 30-odd years but I enjoy a Photo by www.davidbartholomewphotography Laura Chesters

Left: Oliver Barker, chairman of Sotheby’s Europe taking bids for Lucian Freud’s diminutive portrait of David Hockney that sold for £12.8m. Christie’s said it was its best London Right: Going to the Match by LS “ Lowry took £2.4m at Sotheby’s sale. summer season since 2017

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Dating from 2002, the The painting was pursued by this subject. In the same family knocked down at £18.3m. It was The following night, picture of the 65-year-old five bidders giving instructions collection since 1972, it was last sold at auction in 1964 Christie’s held its 20th-21st Hockney was painted when to Sotheby’s staff based in New knocked down at £2.4m – the where it fetched £10,000 as one Century sale in London which Freud himself was 80. Hockney York, London and Hong Kong. seventh highest price for Lowry of 50 Kandinskys from Solomon raised £119.2m. In all, 46 of the recalled: “It was a very The winning bid was placed by at auction. Guggenheim. Here the price 52 lots (88%) sold. memorable and enjoyable the London team. Sotheby’s Modern & represented the third highest at The sale was led by a late experience. I thought his The sale also featured a Contemporary art evening sale auction for the Russian avant- Picasso – L’Étreinte from 1969 portrait very good indeed – all Lowry on a sporting theme. held on the same day produced garde painter. which was thought to depict the the [200] hours I sat were Going to the Match from 1928 the highest individual price of Overall the sale raised a total artist with his second wife layered into it; he had always showed a crowd walking to a the week. Wassily Kandinsky’s of £108m including premium Jacqueline. It came to auction added, rarely taken anything rugby ground, among the Tensions Calmées scraped over an with 53 of the 57 lots selling on from a European vendor whose away. It really shows.” earliest of the artist’s works on £18m-25m estimate and was the night (93%). family had acquired it in 1998. Estimated at £11m-16m, it was subject to an irrevocable bid, meaning it was always bound to get away on the night, Selling with in tent at but drew additional interest from phone bidders and was Petworth fair knocked down at £12.6m. With the sale later The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair returned ‘transferring’ to Paris for the last month with 60 exhibitors and plenty of sales. auction of the collection of The fair takes place in a large purpose-built tented Francis Gross followed by structure and is therefore classed as an outdoor further lots from mixed-owners, event, enabling it to go ahead despite current Christie’s reported bidding restrictions. Read about what dealers had to say in from 32 countries and said it Dealers’ Diary on pages 28, 29 & 31. was its ‘best summer season since 2017’. 4 | 10 July 2020 antiquestradegazette.com

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Live Auctioneers: John-Paul Savant discusses the proposed acquisition and how it brings you more of what you want

As you might have read, last month we announced our proposed acquisition of LiveAuctioneers. We would like to share with you new developments at Auction Technology Group and the impact of this anticipated purchase. The proposed acquisition of LiveAuctioneers will help us deliver three key things you have said you want from us: 1) American Bidders All our auctioneer partners consistently communicate the most important thing we can do for them: bring them more bidders. LiveAuctioneers enables us to bring 56 million online bidder sessions, specifically by American bidders, to your auctions. With the combination of thesaleroom.com and liveauctioneers.com, you will have access to those bidders, helping you drive even stronger results for your consignors. 2) Simpler Payments Management We have heard repeatedly that payments can be an obstacle to buying online at auction and ‘We grow only as you grow’ - John-Paul Savant, chief executive officer, Auction Technology Group that it also can be an administrative burden for auctioneers. With LiveAuctioneers, ATG will be able to offer you the same integrated payment it easier for your customers to buy online, keeping solution currently offered to LiveAuctioneers’ you competitive with these other e-commerce partners, improving the ease of buying at auction, platforms. boosting bidder confidence and increasing the ATG is committed to a shared success model number of bidders that are willing to bid online at with auction houses. We grow only as you grow. auction. We are committed to stable pricing, providing tools The LiveAuctioneers payments service also that lower your operating costs, and offering an provides charge-back protection options for increasing range of value-added services - payments auctioneers. As ATG can aggregate the buying initially and eventually more. power of more than 2000 auction houses, we Online auctions are an exciting growth segment Online auctions are an can negotiate better deals with payment service of the digital world with scope to expand in the US, exciting growth providers allowing us to offer these services at Europe, Asia, as well as in the UK. We want to help “ competitive rates, with the goal of it costing you you grow and to deliver maximum value for your segment of the digital less than your current payment solution. consignors. ATG is committed to ensuring that world with scope to 3) Better Online User Experience the auction industry is prepared for the future and expand in the US, We realise that as the world moves online, your for the many opportunities that lie ahead of it as Europe, Asia, as well bidders are expecting more. They are used to bidders move increasingly online. the simple, secure, easy-to-use online buying We are excited by our proposed acquisition of as in the UK experience provided by Amazon, eBay, Etsy, and LiveAuctioneers and look forward to sharing with others and they expect a high quality, secure, and you more of the benefits it will deliver in the near easy buying experience when buying at auction. future. Our proposed acquisition of LiveAuctioneers will allow us to invest in even more features and Kind regards, functionality more quickly to make it simpler for John-Paul Savant you to run your auctions online while also making CEO, Auction Technology Group

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Pick of the week Stone Declaration found in Scotland

Continued from front page signers: John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and Charles Carroll of Carrollton. Of the copies belonging to Adams “I typed into Google the name of the lithographer William and Jefferson (who died within hours of each other on Stone and the date 1823 and it came up with some very the auspicious date of July 4, 1826) only those from the exciting results.” Second President are accounted for – both surviving in In the hope of maximising its commercial potential, the Massachusetts Historical Society. it was subsequently sent for sale at Freeman’s, the A signed and dated inscription lower right to this venerable Philadelphia firm with which Lyon & Turnbull rediscovered printing elucidates that both of Carroll’s has enjoyed a marketing alliance since 2000. Estimated copies had passed to McTavish and his wife Emily Caton at $500,000-800,000, five bidders made the running in a (Carroll’s granddaughter and executrix). One was given contest that, with fees, generated just shy of $4.5m. to the Maryland Historical Society in its founding year Commissioned by secretary of state John Quincy (1844) with this second remaining in the family. Adams in 1820, William J Stone’s copperplate According to a census of the Stone facsimiles, only engraving on vellum is considered the most accurate 52 of the 201 copies survive with only a handful having representation of the original Declaration of evidence that ties them to their original recipients. Independence that was penned by Timothy Matlack and As the owner of thousands of acres in Maryland, signed in Philadelphia during August 1776. Charles Carroll of Carrollton (1737-1832) was reportedly It took Stone three years to complete his plate that the wealthiest man in America in 1776 and the only Above: Charles Carroll’s copy carries the words Engraved by WI Stone for the Dept of Catholic signer of the Declaration. of the William Stone facimile State by order of JQ Adams Sect. of State, July 4th 1823. A delegate to the Continental and Confederation Declaration of Independence – In 1824, 201 copies were printed for distribution. Congresses, he later served as the first US Senator from $3.7m (£2.85m) in a single lot sale Two copies each were issued to the three surviving Maryland (1789-92). on July 1 at Freeman’s. Roland Arkell

Greek National Gallery recovery The Ford Escort - a fairytale gift Two paintings stolen from This Ford Escort once owned by Diana, Princess of Greece’s National Gallery in Wales, has been bought by a museum in Chile. Precious 2012 have been recovered and The 1981 silver Ford (registration WEV 297W) was an metals a builder has confessed to the engagement gift to Diana from the Prince of Wales, two crime, according to Reuters. months before their wedding in 1981. It was used by the On Friday, July 2, The Pablo Picasso oil princess until August 1982. Woman’s Head was donated to The car has a frog mascot on the bonnet, a copy of a Michael Bloomstein of the gallery by the artist himself gift from Diana’s sister, Lady Sarah Spencer, to remind Brighton was paying the in 1949. her of the fairytale of a girl whose kiss turns a frog into following for bulk scrap Greece’s culture minister a prince. against a gold fix of: Lina Mendoni said it was Estimated at £30,000-40,000, the car was hammered $1783.50 €1506.00 £1296.60 especially important “as the down at £47,000 (plus 12% buyer’s premium) at Reeman great painter personally Dansie’s royalty themed sale in Colchester on June 29. Gold dedicated it to the Greek 22 carat: £1146.95 per oz people for their struggle against (£36.88 per gram) fascist and Nazi (occupying) The event will take place on Portuguese banks. as 5MLD) forces and bears his hand- September 9-28 and a digital The banks seized the art The new guidance 18 carat: £938.41 (£30.17) written dedication”. fair will run alongside the collection from the Museu ‘Understanding Risks and 15 carat: £782.01 (£25.15) An early oil by Dutch artist event at Somerset House. It Colecao Berardo in Lisbon in Taking Action for art market Piet Mondrian, Stammer Mill will be accompanied by a 2019 as collateral and handed participants businesses’ can be 14 carat: £729.88 (£23.47) with Summer House from 1905, public programme of events over the safeguarding of the found on the government 9 carat: £469.21 per oz was also recovered. However, a and exhibitions. works to the state. website. third work taken from the The museum continues to 5MLD took effect on (£15.09 per gram) gallery, a sketch by Italian operate. Berardo, who owns January 10 2020, requiring 12 Month High: ▲ £18.32 painter Guglielmo Caccia, is Portuguese buyer other collections, is expected auction houses, galleries and 12 Month Low: ▼ £14.19 said to have been destroyed under investigation to appear before a judge in due dealerships to conduct stricter Police arrested the 49-year- course. due diligence on buyers who Hallmark Platinum old site worker who is said to A leading Portuguese art purchase works of art above a £27.70 per gram have admitted to the theft. collector and museum owner is threshold of €10,000 (including being investigated for money ‘Risks and action’ linked transactions). Silver laundering and fraud. guidance for AMPs The regulation requires Photo fair snaps Joe Berardo, 76, was AMPs – anyone trading in or £15.70 per oz for 925 September date detained by the public HM Revenue and Customs has acting as an intermediary in the standard hallmarked prosecutors’ office and police issued new guidance for Art trade of works of art that sell 12 Month High: ▲ £17.65 Photo London Digital is to go last week. He has been under Market Participants (AMPs) in for above the threshold – to ahead this autumn with scrutiny in relation to a series connection with the 5th Money register and a pay a fee with 12 Month Low: ▼ £11.93 exhibitors from 14 countries. of loans received from Laundering Directive (known HMRC by June 10. 8 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

PAGE 008-009 2500.indd 1 02/07/2021 13:35:43 Bid Barometer Online buying: realised prices at auctions on thesaleroom.com

TOP SELLING LOTS

Left to right: Gorringe’s, Lewes, June 29 Lee Scambler of Sir Kyffin Williams (1918- 1818 Auctions, 2006), Capel Caersalem, oil Mark Holder of on canvas with Thackeray Hansons and Gallery label dated 1975, Howard Kramer Most read 20in x 2ft (50 x 60cm). of Bonhams. Estimate: £4000-6000 Hammer: £20,000 The most viewed stories for A rock and roller Based at the firm’s week June 24-30 on and other hires Staffordshire saleroom, antiquestradegazette.com Bishton Hall he will lead its Howard Kramer has joined new Country House Toy 1 Pick of the week: Dawsons, Maidenhead, June 24 Bonhams as senior specialist Nostalgia auctions – the first on £220,000 for Sir Kyffin Williams (1918-2006), oil on canvas of a Welsh mountain enigmatic faces of the for popular culture. July 10. A specialist in model landscape, with Leicester Interregnum He joins from the Rock and railways he has been a dealer Galleries label, 2ft x 3ft (60 x 91cm). Roll Hall of Fame where he was for a number of years. 2 Cutlers’ Hall in Estimate: curatorial director. He is Sheffield calls for help £10,000-15,000 author of The Rolling Stones: 50 Cumbria firm 1818 Auctioneers to recover stolen silver Years of Rock and is a recognised has appointed Lee Scambler as Hammer: authority on the history of rock a new saleroom assistant. 3 Calling jewellery £16,000 and roll as well as the roots and He joins the 15-strong team dealers to take part in branches of American music at a time when the firm has new ITV show and popular culture. increased its fortnightly sales 4 Mouseman powder to deal with the quantity of bowl stars in our pick Hansons Auctioneers has hired consignments since the easing of five auction toy expert Mark Holder. of lockdown. highlights Piano Auctions, Langley, June 29 Steinway Model B grand piano in a 5 German all-time rosewood case on ‘elephant’ legs together auction record: with a stool c.1900, recently restored. Sino-Tibetan bronze Estimate: £10,000-15,000 The life of Prof Riley – takes €9.5m bid at Hammer: £13,500 British tattoo pioneer Nagel HIGHEST MULTIPLE OVER TOP ESTIMATE Thomas Riley was one of the few professional tattooists of the Victorian and Edwardian era and – with patrons among Loddon Auctions, Berkshire, June 23 international royalty and the aristocracy – a key figure in the Two Cycle Cigarettes baseball cards, changing perception of tattoos from ‘sailors’ marks’ to ‘body art’. Ty Cobb, Detroit Tigers, and Vic Willis, He showcased his talents at a number of London venues St Louis Cardinals, from the White including the Royal Aquarium, the famed amusement hall in In Numbers Border series (T206) for the American Westminster. He began his run there as ‘Professor T Riley’ in Tobacco Company, 1909–11. 1896 accompanied by ‘the Estimate: £80-100 tattooed marvel’ Miss Flo Hammer: £5500 Riley. 63% This 10in (25cm) flyer pictures her under the The percentage of responders legend The Living Picture to the biennial Society of Reeman Dansie, Colchester, June 30 Gallery and says ‘Miss Flo London Art Dealers’ survey Three woodblock prints by Hiroshige, Riley explains the designs who said they feared that Brexit views of Kurodo Bay in Kazua tattooed upon her and would leave them worse off. Province, Plum Garden in Kameido and relates how and when she Only 4% thought that it would Nissake view from Soyonon Kyame. came to be tattooed’. make things better. More than Estimate: £200-300 Ephemera from this a third suggested that the Hammer: £10,000 period related to tattoos Government should use the is both scarce and opportunity to abolish import collectable. This poster, VAT. offered for sale as part of a Stride & Son books sale in Chichester on June 24, was guided at £40-60 but sold Hansons, Bishton Hall, at £1550 (plus 18% Staffordshire, June 28 buyer’s premium). Late 19th century French bronze Roland Arkell and cast iron novelty swing clock, 23in (57cm) high. Above: advertising Estimate: £30-50 flyer for Miss Flo Riley Hammer: £1300 ‘The Living Picture Source: Bid Barometer is a snapshot of sales on thesaleroom.com for June 24-30 2021. Gallery’ – £1550 at ‘Highest multiple over top estimate’ = Our selection of items from the top 20 highest hammer Stride & Son. prices as a multiple of the high estimate paid by internet bidders on thesaleroom.com ‘Top selling lots’ = Our selection of items from the top 20 highest hammer prices paid by internet bidders on thesaleroom.com

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PAGE 008-009 2500.indd 2 02/07/2021 13:37:28 Lot 190. A three-stone emerald and diamond dress Lot 288. A three-stone ruby ring, emerald 2ct, diamonds and diamond ring, ruby 1.62ct, approximately 1ct each total diamond 0.90ct £6,000-8,000 (plus 24% BP*) £1,200-1,800 (plus 24% BP*)

Lot 192. An Art Deco sapphire Lot 261. An Art Deco emerald and and diamond clip brooch, diamond open platinum brooch diamond weight 8.5ct £2,000-3,000 (plus 24% BP*) £4,000-6,000 (plus 24% BP*)

Lot 28. A good George V silver tea set and tray £5,000-7,000 (plus 24% BP*)

Lot 157. A c.1940s Rolex Oyster Perpetual stainless steel gentleman’s wristwatch £1,000-1,500 (plus 24% BP*) Lot 184. A set of three diamond and emerald drop evening brooches fitted Coltelli Bologna box, total diamond weight Lot 123. A late 19th century approximately 3.5ct, total emerald weight approximately 4ct Lot 252 A provenanced carnelian pin brooch on a United States of America twenty £2,000-3,000 (plus 24% BP*) card mount, stating ‘this little brooch was worn by a dollar gold coin, dated 1895 soldier in Deli at the time of the Indian mutiny’ £1,000-1,500 (plus 24% BP*) £40-60 (plus 24% BP*) Jewellery, Silver, Watches & Coins Thursday 15th July 10am Viewing by appointment

BP* - Buyer’s premium of 24% incl. VAT @ 20% (internet buyers: 24% on SAS LIVE, 30% on thesaleroom.com) Nexus Park, Plenty Close, off Hambridge Road, Newbury RG14 5RL 01635 580595 www. specialauctionservices.com

THE WELSH SALE Saturday 24th July www.rogersjones.co.uk including “The Michael Saville collection of Oriental Arts & Ivories” • 95 lots of Japanese, Chinese and Indian carved ivory • 90 lots of Oriental ceramics, cloisonné and Oriental ﬁ ne arts • 10 ﬁ ne carriage clocks • 25 lots of excellent Royal Worcester A one family owned • 10 lots of superb Royal Crown Merionethshire Welsh Derby Imari Dresser of small proportions £4,000-5000

antiques • 3 Helen Bradley watercolours with Important Japanese carved one piece ivory fi gure of an charming impeccable provenance A pair of large nineteenth immortal playing with fi ve century cloisonne furnishing toads £3000-4000 • 2 excellent North Wales Welsh dressers vases £3000-4000 and fi ne art and fi

auction: TOOVEY’STues 29 March, 10.30am Wristwatches,viewing: Pocket Watches, Clocks, Barometers, Sun 27 2.00 - 4.00 pm ScientificMon 28 1.00 - 7.00 pmInstruments & Cameras – Thursday 15th July Tues 29 9.00 - 10.15 am A fi ne gilt brass repeater carriage clock, L Epee, 1889 Antiquarian &Helen Collectors’ Bradley Watercolour £8000-12000 Books – £1000-1200Wednesday 21st July Antique & Period Furniture, Collectors’ Items, Works of Art, Gold Coins & The sale includes Light Fittings, PocketNeedleworks Watches, & Rugs – Thursdaysuperb works 22nd by July Gold & Diamond Sir Kyffi n Williams and Sir British & ContinentalJewellery Ceramics & GlasswareFrank –Brangwyn Thursday et al 29th July sale Catalogues online a weekA fi ne rare before18 carat each sale at www.tooveys.com and www.the-saleroom.com/tooveys gold quarter Viewing and attendancerepeating at the sales by appointment only – to arrange please call +44 (0) 1903 891955 pocket 15th July, Lot 1035 – A Universal Genève Tri-Compax Online bidding at www.the-saleroom.com/tooveyswatch jumbo steel cased gentleman’s wristwatch, c. 1940s/50s W J Story, watches jewellery Deusberg

£1500-1800 the Welsh Spring Gardenscoins and • A24 Washington • West Sussex RH20 3BS +44 (0) 1903 891955 [email protected] www.tooveys.com auction: auction: Sir Kyfﬁ n Williams RA Oil £30-40,000 Tues 22 March, 11.00am Sat 30 April, 11.00am (one of 6 oils by this artist in this sale)

10 | 10 July 2021 A rare gold antiquestradegazette.com viewing: Alexander the viewing: Entries now invited for our Mon 21 1.00 - 7.00 pm Great lifetime Fri 21 3.00 - 8.00 pm next welsh sale, please call to stater coin Tues 22 9.00 - 10.45 am Sat 30 9.00 - 10.45 am discuss your works. £2000-3000

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Viewing will be available by appointment only and in strict accordance with government Covid-19 regulations. To book an appointment please email [email protected].

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Jewellery to include fine ANTIQUES, JEWELLERY, gold and diamonds ART & FINE COLLECTABLES China and porcelain to include Derby and early Chinese Saturday 10th July at 10am

Viewing: Thursday 8th 1pm-5pm Louis Van Staaten (Dutch 1836-1909), Friday 9th 10am-6pm watercolour of windmill

School Lane, Middle Littleton, near Evesham, Worcestershire WR11 8LN Email: [email protected] Tel: 01386 244 379 or 833 124 Furniture to include large mahogany pedestal desk (originally from the www.littletonauctions.com Fine French clock garniture Halifax Building Society, Halifax)

Still buying, still selling, SUMMER ANTIQUES AND but now in New Bond Street. FINE ART After over 100 years in Hatton Garden, Wednesday 21st July we have moved to new offices in the West End at 9.30am promptly

Attendance and viewing at the auction remain strictly by prior appointment: Saturday 17th 10am – 12 noon Sunday 18th 2.30pm-4.30pm Tuesday 20th 10am-12 noon and 2pm-4pm We buy and sell all types of fine jewellery, A sale of selected and reserved lots from estate and Illustrated catalogues available online at silver and objets d’art. private vendors across Wales, to include sporting www.peterfrancis.co.uk guns, Welsh art, a collection of Llanelly pottery, Live bidding available: PLEASE EMAIL OR CALL: Royal Dux, Royal Worcester, Omega, Rolex and Landsberg & Son (Antiques) Ltd. other wristwatches, bronze figures, Welsh and other Second Floor, 45-46 New Bond Street, London W1S 2SF. furniture, fine jewellery, clocks, gold and silver. Tel: 020 7404 4945. Fax: 020 7430 1853. Email: [email protected] Web: www.landsbergandson.co.uk Condition reports and further information: [email protected] or 01267 233456 Peter Francis Auctioneers Ltd, Towyside Salerooms, Old Station Road, Carmarthen SA31 1JN

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PAGE 011 2500.indd 1 02/07/2021 14:19:24 Special feature 2500 issues of ATG VAT, Scotland Yard and a narrow escape

Enjoy a brief trip down memory lane as Issue 250 we look back on 2500 editions of ATG “The police will be looking and prepare for our 50th anniversary into the matter of wrong pictures very carefully” as in September the incident known as the Palmer affair was referred to Scotland Yard in 1976. Elsewhere, a new fair for British dealers to exhibit in Amsterdam was announced by Patricia Harvey.

Issue 500

On August 28 1981 Johnson Matthey Metals was buying melt metal from the retail trade at £195.57 per ounce for 22 carat gold. Five years earlier in edition 250 the price had been £55.89. Silver was £4.20 per ounce, up from £2.04 in 1976.

First Edition

“The application of Value Added Tax to dealing in antiques could kill London as the world’s art centre and put hundreds of dealers out Antiques Trade Gazette has now reached of business.” So began the issue 2500 – a landmark, certainly – but it first article on the front page is not quite our 50th anniversary. on issue number one in 1971. That day is just over two months away. The first The debate over the edition of ATG had a cover date of September 18 introduction of VAT featured 1971, following our now time-honoured tradition regularly in ATG in the early of using the Saturday after an edition comes out as years. Also appearing on page our front page date. Issue 2509 will conveniently one was the “world’s first major exhibition of Doulton art pottery” staged carry the cover date of September 18 2021 – 50 by Richard Dennis at 139 Kensington Church Street. Fast forward to years to the day after issue number one. April this year and Kinghams held an auction titled Richard Dennis: 50 This week on these pages we are sharing Years Promoting British Ceramics (1971-2021). some of the earlier issues of ATG from the first The pages inside included a story about Moon Antiques of The arrival of the to the 2000th. Headlines concerning taxation, Winchcombe taking at a stand at the Cheltenham Antiques Fair (an ATG meant sales in crime, new fairs, auction records, exhibitions event still going strong in 2021) and a preview of an auction at Bearnes “ and changes in the prices of precious metals are & Waycotts of Torquay. The firm later relocated to Exeter in 1997 and this area were open familiar to readers whenever they began their became Bearnes Hampton & Littlewood in 2009 following a merger. to all readers subscription. Those who joined us only more 12 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

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Issue 2000 | 23rd July 2011 UK £2.00 – USA $6.50 – Europe €3.95

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PAGE 001-04Issue 2000.indd 1 2000 Issue 1000 7/15/2011 1:28:18 PM Ivor Turnbull, the first editor of ATG, was celebrated This edition posed the question: ‘How many fair on the front page as was the first issue. “Trends have visitors really come to buy?’ According to a survey Issue 1500 come and gone…[but] some things never change: conducted by Philbeach Events, organiser of the Fine the thrill of a great deal; the appreciation of artistry, Art & Antiques Fair at Olympia, 75% came with the A serious fire at Stephen Morris Shipping broke out craftsmanship and beautiful things; the ingenuity of intention of buying. A similar survey by Grosvenor in its Kings Cross premises in London. “We only just trade professionals.” House found it was 50%. ATG suggested a better had enough time to get everyone out,” the firm’s question would be: “Did you buy?” owner told ATG. The blaze was tackled by 15 fire engines but the building was razed to the ground.

recently will have been ‘treated’ to more than Email us your memories of that time to their fair share of stories about Brexit, antique [email protected], or send us a Preparing for ivory bans and coronavirus. letter to arrive no later than July 31 to: We are always delighted to hear from our Antiques Trade Gazette the day ahead readers and those who have been subscribing 50th anniversary issue for a long time often get in touch to share their 6th floor, The Harlequin Building Dealership Haynes Fine feedback of the early years. Andrew Jenkins of 65 Southwark Street Art is also celebrating 50 Avon Antiques wrote to us in May, for example, London years in business in 2021. noting that 2021 is our anniversary year: “I have SE1 0HR Tony Haynes says: “This image was taken in 1983, taken the ATG from the first edition. Prior to showing my late father [also called Tony] in his home this, I had ordered and read numerous West We are also interested in hearing from readers office scanning the ATG before he set off on the road Country newspapers’ weekend editions for sale who can share their memories from the early for the day viewing sales. He would have been 37 announcements. 1970s of these businesses that appeared in ATG years of age. “The arrival of the ATG meant sales in this area issue number one: “The trade had many great dealers who all relied were open to all readers. This was a blow at first, on their copy of the ATG to fulfil their weekly diaries but knowing what was happening throughout the Robert Fisher Packing and Shipping and auction house printed catalogue requests. This UK and Ireland widened the ability to search Allens Antiques of Gunmakers Lane, London was all before the event of mobile phones and wider everywhere, gradually having a better choice and Jollys of Bath use of computers, so these calls all needed to be good results.” John Hogbin & Son of Tenterden, Kent made before leaving the house. Powell & Partner Ltd “There are, of course, many stories to share from Share your memories Burrows & Co my late father’s art dealing years, those of many great In our golden jubilee issue in September we will Hatch & Waterman finds and occasional mistakes. By sharing these be documenting the full 50 years of the trade Osentons, Guildford now with our children, the third generation of Haynes that our newspaper has covered. We will also Norman Wright and Partners family art dealers, we carry forward a wealth of be sharing more readers’ recollections of art, Messenger May Baverstock, Godalming knowledge. This, of course, is accompanied by their antiques and ATG in the early 1970s and 1980s Vannic International printed and digital copies of the ATG, 50 years on.” and we encourage you get in touch. Contact us at the address listed above. antiquestradegazette.com 10 July 2021 | 13

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EA Taylor’s terrace house discovery Piano and stool from 1901 Glasgow Exhibition surfaces at eclectic Ayrshire summer sale

by Roland Arkell 1

What auctioneer Michael Callan called “a modest mid terrace town house in Irvine, Ayrshire” was the source of one of the star lots of the Thomas R Callan (20% buyer’s premium) sale in Ayr on June 11-12. An Arts & Crafts pear wood upright piano and stool designed by Ernst Archibald Taylor (1874-1951) sold within expectations at £5500 (£4000-6000). It is probably among the first items of furniture designed by Taylor for the Glasgow furniture makers Wylie and Lochhead. An archival photograph shows the instrument in situ as the centrepiece of Taylor’s ‘drawing room’ stand at the 1901 Glasgow International 9 Exhibition (John Ednie and George 7 Logan were also given similar showcases by Wylie and Lochhead). Both pieces display several of Taylor’s signature devices including pierced silver plated mounts and inlaid mother of pearl rosettes, identical to those used on other pieces by Taylor for the 1901 exhibition. The piano forte itself was made by Bechstein with the serial number 8 54752 dating it to 1900. ‘Considered lost’ Like much of the other furniture in Taylor’s Wylie and Lochhead display these pieces were considered lost, of Napoleonic prisoner of war art – a Worcester vases decorated by Charles perhaps sold in Budapest where the 10 2ft 1in (63cm) bone ship model of The Henry Clifford Baldwyn (1843-1913). room was later exhibited in 1902. Caton. It is housed in a mahogany The son of a local piano tuner and They had been purchased from a framed glass case together with a musician, he worked at the Worcester Miss Templeton in the early 1960s separate board under a glass dome factory from the age of 15 until 1904. by J Caldwell of the Eglington Arms containing 29 polychrome bone Flying swans and birds in moonlit Hotel in Irvine and came by descent figures of the ship’s crew. scenes became Baldwyn’s signature to the current vendor. Before the construction of purpose- pieces and no other decorator was Pianos were an important part of built hulks, prisoners were kept allowed to paint them. room displays of the period (Hugh aboard ships moored in the Plymouth Both with date codes for 1903 were Baillie Scott and Charles Ashbee had estuary – among them The Caton. potpourri vases and pierced covers made similar attempts to reform the This French ship of the line was – one standing just over 8in (21cm) design of the upright piano forte a one of four vessels captured by Lord high and painted with five swans in couple of years earlier) but they are Hood at Mona Passage, the strait flight (estimate £2000-3000) the not the most commercial forms. separating Hispaniola and Puerto other smaller at just under 7in (17cm) By way of price comparison, a Rico, on April 19, 1782 in the wake of decorated with four swans (estimate side chair from the 1901 exhibition the Battle of the Saintes during the £1000-1500). In excellent condition, offered by Phillips New York in American Revolutionary War. they sold at £6200 and £3200 December 2015 failed to sell against Like much of the other The Caton had been taken back to respectively. a hopeful $25,000-35,000. Perhaps furniture in Taylor’s England and used as a prisoner of war A pair of 12½in (31cm) baluster a better guide is the £3200 taken by “ hospital ship and moored off Saltash form vases with gilt acanthus leaf Wylie and Lochhead Lyon & Turnbull in 2018 for a Taylor in Cornwall, a role she continued well handles and pedestal bases (shape mahogany standing cabinet with the display these pieces into the Napoleonic Wars. This very number 1686) were particularly same inlaid design or the £8000 bid were considered lost detailed model came for sale with a good examples. These took £6800 there in April for a fall-front desk guide of £8000-12,000. (estimate £3000-5000). c.1905. The opening lots of the first These are very much market prices: Sold at £9000 was a fine example day were given to a trio of Royal a Bonhams sale in London on June 23 14 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

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Above: late Qing stools – £19,000 at Roseberys. Left: Yuan/Ming bronze tapir zun – £110,000. Zun has animal attraction

Based on Warring States (475-225BC) Jiaquing porcelain oval bowls, decorated 4 5 archetypes, archaistic bronze ritual with foreign tribute bearers in a wine vessels, zun, formed as tapirs mountain landscape, made a six-times became popular during the Northern top-estimate £9500. Song period, remained so through Best of the jade was a 4¼in (11cm) to the Qing dynasty, and are major diameter Qing reticulated pale green box draws in Western salerooms today. and cover, carved and pierced with fish Depending on age, size and and a flower which took £9000 (estimate condition, they can be six-figure £1000-2000). attractions, such as one which High prices for clothing often indicate took $310,000 (about £240,000) at court or government robes but the Christie’s New York last September. height of fashion at Roseberys was a included both a Baldwyn wall plaque Highlights from the Thomas R Callan sale The 14in (36cm) long Yuan or 19th century lady’s informal silk damask and a pair of inverted pear-shaped in Ayr on June 11-12. early Ming, example above, inlaid dress embroidered with fishing scenes, vases sold at £5500 and £4800. 1. Arts & Crafts upright piano and stool with gold and silver was offered at trees and butterflies. In a softening market there were designed by EA Taylor together with a Roseberys’ (25% buyer’s premium) Pitched at £400-600, it sold at £9000. decent within-estimate bids for two detail and a photo of the piece in situ at Asian art sale at West Norwood on The biggest surprise came among Wedgwood octagonal form bowls the 1901 Glasgow Exhibition – £5500. May 19-20. the furniture: a pair of late Qing, 18½in with Daisy Makeig-Jones Fairyland Smaller than the Christie’s zun and (47cm) tall rosewood stools inset with lustre designs. A 9in (23cm) bowl 2. Scottish percussion single barrelled with minor condition considerations, a marble panel above an anachronistic decorated in the Leapfrogging Elves target rifle by Alexander Henry – £2000. it was pitched at £50,000-80,000 and carved frieze. pattern to exterior and Fairy in Cage 3. Mid-19th century French ebonised and after attracting wide international Estimated at £500-800, they attracted to the interior, took £2500 while a pietra dura credenza with ormolu mounts, interest went back to China at wide pre-sale interest and 13 phone 7in (18cm) bowl in the Firbolgs and (1.81m) wide, plus detail – £2300. £110,000. bidders on the day and sold to China Thumbelina designs brought £800. at £19,000. It was, thought Roseberys’ 4. Late 19th century South German/ Those without the wherewithal for Stars across the range specialist Bill Forrest, just another Austrian ivory and wood figure group of a Fairyland, either in the 1920s or the The two-day sale included stars demonstration of “the lively market for tavern scene, 11in (28cm) long – £1000. 2020s, could purchase something across the Chinese firmament. Qing furniture”. similar on a budget by the Fieldings 5. Silver pheasant table centre piece, A pair of 10in (25.5cm) wide Terence Ryle Crown Devon factory. Sheffield, 1924, 16in (40cm) long – £1650. A scarce green-orange lustre bowl 6. Wedgwood Fairyland lustre bowl – with a gilt lizard to the exterior and £2500. a fairy scene to the interior took £100. 7. Art Nouveau silver chalice, Liberty and Left: 1930s Henry rifle Co, London 1900, 7in (18cm) high – £1300. Cartier desk A sale that covered many different 8. Napoleonic prisoner of war bone ship set – £27,400 collecting bases (silver, futniture and model of The Caton including a detail of a at Clarke & works of art highlights are pictured separate model of the crew – £9000. Simpson. here) also included, at £2000 9. Royal Worcester potpourri decorated (estimate £500-700), a Scottish with swans by Charles Baldwyn – £6200. percussion single barrelled target rifle. It was signed for Alexander 10. Fieldings Crown Devon fairy lustre Henry (1818-94), the Edinburgh bowl – £100. maker who designed the rifling and Desk set to really take note of barrel used in the Martini-Henry rifle. This gun (patent No. 252) carried a While prices and interest have been declining in desk sets since computer laptops presentation plaque reading Presented rendered them largely redundant, there are exceptions – such as when they are to the 9th ARV by Captain JG Stevenson marked for Cartier, writes Terence Ryle. and was housed in a fitted case. The 1930s nephrite, silver and enamel-mounted set, comprising a clock signed Topping the sale was The Black Hat, Cartier to the dial, two inkwells and an 11½in (29.5cm) long pen tray, triggered a a Colourist still life by George Leslie phone battle between a French bidder and London dealer at Clarke & Simpson (18% Hunter that, bought by the vendor in buyer’s premium) on June 19. 1990, sold just above the top estimate Complete with its original Cartier silk-lined leather case, the set was estimated at at £76,000. n 6 £4000-6000 at the Campsea Ashe rooms but went to London at £27,400. antiquestradegazette.com 10 July 2021 | 15

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Best Iraqi niello 1 work soars in value 2

As recently as a decade ago relatively little attention was paid to Iraqi niello silver. Principally made in Basra by Sabaean silversmiths 1. Iraqi silver and niello and engravers in the first half of the 20th century, but tray by Onaisi – £2800 at rarely assayed, it was largely dismissed as ‘white metal’ Chiswick Auctions. tourist memorabilia and sold for prices close to scrap. That is now changing. 2. Iraqi silver and niello By just how much was seen at Chiswick Auctions’ cezva by Baghdad Onaisi (25% buyer’s premium) Silver and Objects of Vertu sale – £1900. on June 11. 3. Iraqi silver and niello In more than 50 lots, the west London firm was presentation plaque – offering what it believed was the first private collection 3 £1600. of Iraqi niello silver sold at a UK auction. It had been amassed by an Anglo-Iraqi gentleman across 15 years and, although numerous in the cigarette cases and deciding of post-war British policy in the Middle East. a pair of cups and saucers with ensuite decoration napkin rings (the most commonly encountered pieces), Three of the four items he was given by officers in following its lead by taking £1900 and £550. included a wider range of forms and makers. the Iraqi army in 1928 were by Baghdad Onaisi (Onaisi Al Perhaps the most striking piece of the quartet was In 2008, at a sale held by Bonhams in the Channel Fayyadh), the Basra maker that supplied the royal family a 9in (23cm) presentation plaque (possibly signed for Islands, he had paid just £252 (including premium) for of Iraq. maker Omara Yahya) with a central scene of an artillery a lot of four items bearing presentation inscriptions in These included an 11in (28cm) oval tray worked with field gun between borders featuring a view of the Taq English and Arabic to Brigadier Sir Iltyd Nicholl Clayton a scene of the Taq Kasra (Ruins of Ctesiphon) and the Kasra (Ruins of Ctesiphon). With this piece hammering (1886-1955). Mosque of the great Imam Abu Hanifa al in Nu’man, at £1600, it brought the total for the four lots to £6850 Claydon was attached to the Middle East Office in Baghdad and a border of camel trains, sailing boats and (£8562 including premium) – an increase of more than Cairo during and after the Second World War and was palms (estimate £400-600). It improved on estimate 3000% on the price of 14 years ago. later important in the formation of the Arab League and to bring £2800, with a Turkish coffee pot or cezva and Roland Arkell

Left: Mouseman powder bowl – £4800 at Tennants. Rare goblet survivor Right: standing mouse on cheese – £6000. Mallams’ (25% buyer’s premium) Jewellery, Watches and Silver sale on June 16 included this Commonwealth silver wine goblet. It carries marks for the maker IG above a star and for London 1655 and has the pricked initials L over WM. Dating from the tumultuous period when Puritanism was the dominant form of religious expression in England, silver from this period is notably plain, typically lacking the decorative flourishes seen before and after the Interregnum. As many pieces were subsequently melted down or reworked, survivors are rare. This piece, in relatively good condition with clear marks to both ‘Mouseman’ commissions the bowl and the underside of the base, attracted a raft of phone bidders at its estimate of £300-500. The hammer price was £9500. excel in the salerooms Above: Commonwealth wine goblet – £9500 at Mallams. Smaller decorative pieces by Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson (1876-1955) continue to Early item excel in the saleroom. Another popular early silver item was a George I Tennants’ (20% buyer’s premium) June 19 sale included a number of specially silver candle snuffer and hour-glass form stand by George Gillingham, London 1716. commissioned wares made for local Kilburn resident Patricia Kirk in the 1940s-50s. With clear marks and a They included a powder bowl with carved mouse trademark to the cover period engraved crest, these commissioned for her 21st birthday in 1948. were estimated at a modest This 4in (10.5cm) vessel is similar to another sold for an unexpected £3100 at the £850-950 but sold at £3400. Leyburn auctioneer’s equivalent sale in 2020 although it is octagonal and exhibited a more pleasing patination. It was rewarded with a mighty mouse bid of £4800 (estimate £1000-1500). Say cheese Also made for Kirk was a rare 3in (8cm) high figure of a mouse standing on its haunches on a circular wedge of cheese. It was estimated at £500-700 but raced Left: George I candle away to bring a remarkable £6000. snuffer and stand – Pairs of single-mice bookends are more commonly seen forms but here a pair with £3400. wavy edge tops and a particularly good colour and patina commanded £4000. 16 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

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IVAN FEDOROVICH CHOULTSÉ (RUSSIAN, 1877–1932) VERS LE SOIR, ENGADINE, OIL ON CANVAS. EST. £30,000 FROM AN ENGLISH PRIVATE COLLECTION Lot 2094 BIDDING AVAILABLE ONLINE NOW, CLOSING 11 JULY 2021 A Victorian Diamond Tiara VIEWING IN LONDON (8 JULY) & WINCHESTER, BY APPOINTMENT. Estimate: £15000-20000 CONTACT THE OFFICE TO ARRANGE A VIEWING OR FOR ANY OTHER ENQUIRIES. The Red House rushbrooks.co.uk Hyde Street [email protected] Winchester | SO23 7DX 01962 676534

Further details from the auctioneers: Lot 1494 The Auction Rooms, Lostwithiel, Cornwall PL22 0BP John Emms (1844-1912) The Huntsman’s Dogs [email protected] Oil on Canvas, 30 x 24.5cm www.jefferysauctions.co.uk 01208 871947 Lot 1016 Estimate: £12000-18000 A Rare Elizabeth I Silver Steeple Cup and Cover ANTIQUES & SELECTED SALE Estimate: £30000-40000 Wednesday 14th July at 9.30am View online via – easyliveauction.com and thesaleroom.com

Selection of European and Oriental ceramics, Gallé cat, Minton’s New stone dinner service, Edwardian 21in pottery milk churn, collection of Georgian air and cotton twist stemmed glasses, taxidermy, large man of war model ship, oils, watercolours, maps, antiquarian books. Gold coin proof sets, five Britannia 5oz coins, six coin £5 sets, Royal Mint seven and eight coin sets, sovereign and krugerrand sets. 200 lots of jewellery selection of Lots 356 diamond jewellery including 2ct 5 stone ring, 2ct diamond bangle, other stone-set rings, A Rare Beijing Tripod Censer wrist and pocket watches. Silver cased Tiffany travelling set, large silver tray and other items. Qianlong Period Furniture Georgian and later furniture and mirrors. Estimate: £6000-8000

Lots 27 & 28 Lots 2141 & 2146 Dame Magdalene Odundo, b.1950 Two Early 18th Century ‘Seaweed’ From a Private Collection Marquetry Longcase Clocks Estimates from: £3000-7000 Estimates from: £6000-10000 Online General Sale 14th July Check our website for further dates & viewing times Free Valuations Online I Phone I Email I WhatsApp The Linen Yard, South Street Crewkerne TA18 8AB [email protected]

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PAGE 017 2500.indd 1 02/07/2021 11:49:43 Auction Reports Art market

Romanian artist in rare UK visit Works by Grigorescu are seldom seen in British auctions but a work emerged in West Sussex

by Alex Capon

While Russian art auctions normally generate headlines in the UK in the early summer, this year a few notable sales have also taken place involving works from different eastern European countries. A recent sale at Bellmans (22% buyer’s premium) in Wisborough Green, West Sussex, for example, offered a painting by Romanian painter Nicolae Grigorescu (1838- 1907), an artist who rarely emerges at auctions in Britain. Regarded as the father of modern Romanian painting, his portrait appears on the 10 Leu banknote and multiple works have sold for the equivalent of £100,000 or over in his homeland – the highest being £301,285 for Peasant girl at Bucharest saleroom Artmark SRL in October 2018 (source: Artprice by Artmarket). When works appear elsewhere in the world they invariably attract interest from nationally minded buyers with the highest price outside Romania coming for Danube guard (Santinela) that sold for $80,000 1 2 (£61,912) at Bonhams New York in scuffs and surface dirt. With decent May 2017. condition adding to the attractive The artist painted everyday scenes subject, bright palette and excellent of his country in a variety of styles. In provenance, it surpassed a £20,000- 1861 he was awarded a grant to study 30,000 guide and was knocked at the École nationale supérieure 1. A woman at her bureau down at £32,000 to an online bidder des Beaux-Arts and, while in Paris, by Nicolae Grigorescu – in Europe. he met Pierre-Auguste Renoir. He £32,000 at Bellmans. The price was among the highest later also became associated with the 2. Two ladies in a garden, recorded for the artist at UK auctions Barbizon school and was influenced a pen, ink and wash and was the highest among the 151 by artists such as Jean-François sketch by Sir Edwin lots at the Bellmans sale. Millet, Gustave Courbet and Landseer – £2400. London office Théodore Rousseau. 3. A self-portrait by John Returning to Bucharest in 1869, Simpson – £7500. The sale itself on May 25-27 was the he became a prominent figure in a first for which the West Sussex firm number of Romanian artists’ groups held an auction preview at its London and, in 1877, was appointed a war office at Brook Street in Mayfair. artist during the Romanian War of While it is difficult to gauge how Independence (a conflict subsumed much this contributed to the overall into the Russo-Turkish War where 3 amount of bidding, a number of other Romania, fighting on the Russian works also drew encouraging interest. side, gained independence from the 1972), a famous diplomat who was One was a small but striking self- Ottoman Empire). Romanian ambassador to the UK. portrait by John Simpson (1782- The painting at Bellmans had a He had remained in Britain during 1847) which was very much in the typical everyday subject of a woman Regarded as the the Second World War, living in manner of Sir Thomas Lawrence at her bureau but, stylistically, it Oxfordshire while representing his (1769-1830). Simpson was an was more impressionistic than most “father of modern country’s exiled monarchy. assistant in Lawrence’s studio for works which are not so loosely Romanian painting, The 16¼ x 11in (41 x 28cm) signed many years and completed several painted and more highly finished. his portrait appears oil on canvas was in good untouched of his master’s ‘unfinished’ portraits It came to the auction from a condition, although it had some on a banknote Continued on page 20 descendant of Viorel Tilea (1896- thin paint in places as well as some 18 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

PAGE 018-20 2500.indd 1 01/07/2021 15:12:50 Send your art news to Alex Capon at [email protected]

Polish artists lead the price list in Buckinghamshire

Among other works by eastern European on canvas here was dated 1917 and was a artist in demand recently, two pictures typically pleasing composition. Estimated by modern Polish artists led the sale at at what proved to be a very appealing £500- Bourne End Auction Rooms (17.5% buyer’s 700, it drew five phone bidders including premium) on June 2. a London dealer, a private buyer and the The pictures were brought into the Hertfordshire gallery which finally secured saleroom by a local private vendor whose it at £11,500. parents had collected such works. The price established a new benchmark Left: Petite Fille One was a post-Impressionist landscape for the artist, although she still has a long Juive de Florence of the English countryside by Stanislawa way to go to reach the kind of sums her by Józef Mehoffer de Karlowska (1876-1952) – an artist who husband Bevan can make at auction. – £12,000 at studied art in Warsaw and Cracow before Bourne End moving to Paris in 1896 to train at the Portrait of a girl Auction Rooms. Académie Julian. She moved to London Meanwhile, from the same source was two years later after having met and then a portrait of young Jewish girl by fellow married the Camden Town artist Robert Polish artist Józef Mehoffer (1869-1946). Bevan (1865-1925). The 19 x 12¼in (48 x 31cm) pastel on Her work was in a similar vein to Bevan brown paper had an inscription in French and her fellow London Group members; to the top left which implied it was painted for example, her trademark use of flat as a gift to the Swiss writer and painter perspective and strong colours made her William Ritter. The reverse also had an works quite familiar, although there are inscription in French: Little Jewish girl from also hints of eastern European folk art in Florence, pastel by Josef de Mehoffer, the some of her paintings. great Polish painter, given to my father in While her stylised urban views from the Florence, winter 1900. 1930s are deemed her most impressive Figurative works by the artist works (around 20 are now in public occasionally come to the market and collections in the UK), very few have ever tend to attract interest from the artist’s emerged at auction. followers both in his homeland, where Earlier views of south-west England, he is celebrated as a leading member of Old Master & 19th however, such as this picture at Bourne End the Young Poland movement, as well as which depicted the Black Down Hills on the elsewhere in Europe. Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers Century Pictures Somerset-Devon border, have appeared Estimated at £600-800, this work on a number of occasions, including A also drew considerable interest and Tuesday 20 July, 11am Devon Farm from c.1916 that made £5500 it was knocked down at £12,000 to a (including premium) at Christie’s back in German buyer who had left a strong March 1997. It was the highest price for the commission bid. While Mehoffer has artist at auction before this sale (source: made substantially more at sales in his Artprice by Artmarket). homeland, this was among the highest The 20in x 2ft (51 x 61cm) signed oil sums recorded at a UK sale.

William Powell Frith RA, British,1819-1909 Olivia, c.1848; pencil and oil on canvas. £3,000-£5,000*

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Email [email protected] for more information Above: A road in the Black Down Hills by Stanislawa de Karlowska – £11,500 70/76 Knights Hill, London SE27 0JD | +44 (0) 20 8761 2522 at Bourne End Auction Rooms. *Plus Buyer’s Premium +VAT (30% inclusive of VAT) antiquestradegazette.com 10 July 2021 | 19

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Rare auction appearance by Romanian

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with great technical skill. Although he was appointed as a painter to Mary II, queen of Portugal, in 1834 and nowadays a handful of his works are in the National Portrait Gallery’s collection, he has long been overshadowed by Lawrence and never quite regarded in the top rank of society portraitists in his own right. However, the sale of his Above: A nude exiting a bathing machine on a beach by Doris Zinkeisen – masterpiece The captive slave in 2008 £8000 at Duke’s. by dealer Ben Elwes to the Art Left: portrait by Anna Zinkeisen – £5500 at Mitchells. Institute of Chicago has brought some extra attention, although autograph works entirely in his own hand remain extraordinarily rare on the market. Zinkeisen sisters show their The 11 x 9¼in (28 x 24cm) oil on board at Bellmans had remained with the family of the artist and came family value at two auctions to auction from one of Simpson’s descendants. Works by the Zinkeisen sisters Signed and dated 1921, the have strong commercial appeal, Although it had some minor continue to bring demand at matching colours of the hair clip especially against a £800-1500 craquelure, retouching and uneven auctions around the country. and shoes were among the attractive pitch and it was knocked down varnish, it was in decent condition The sisters who were born in features and, after strong interest at £8000, a sum that stands and the £1200-1800 estimate did not Scotland and moved down south emerged, an online buyer took it comfortably within the top-10 seem excessive, even though the artist to Pinner in 1909 (their surname at £5500, the joint second-highest auction prices for the artist. has only a minor track-record in the comes from their father’s Bohemian price for the artist at auction saleroom (only around 10 works are roots) have been boosted by a (source: Artprice by Artmarket). Townsend still-life recorded as having sold at auction). number of sales in the last two years, While Duke’s Wormington Grange It eventually went for £7500 to especially the £20,000 record for a Bathing machine sale was led by a large-scale private UK collector, setting a new portrait by Doris Clare Zinkeisen A month before, even stronger Algernon Newton (1880-1968) benchmark for Simpson and topping (1898-1991) at Sotheby’s sale of bidding came at Duke’s (25% that made a record £225,000 the £6500 for a portrait of Miss works from the collection of London buyer’s premium) of Dorchester (reported in News, ATG No Mary Simpson that sold at Christie’s dealer Daniel Katz in May 2020. for a painting by her higher-selling 2493), another work significantly back in November 1988 and was the More recently at Mitchells (22% sister. The painting by Doris surpassing a modest estimate was a previous high. buyer’s premium) of Cockermouth, Zinkeisen titled A nude exiting still-life by the Derby artist Ernest Cumbria on June 16 an intriguing a bathing machine on a beach was Townsend (1880-1944). Landseer’s ladies portrait by Anna Katrina offered at the sale of the contents of Best known as a very competent Among the works on paper drawing Zinkeisen (1901-76) overshot a Wormington Grange on May 12-14. portraitist – he painted Winston bidding at the sale was a sketch by £500-800 estimate. The auction A 19¾in x 2ft 4in (50 x 70cm) Churchill as First Lord of the Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-73) of house catalogued the 23½ x 14½in signed oil on canvas, the painting Admiralty in 1915 – these small still- two ladies in a garden. Although (60 x 37cm) work as an ‘oil on here was somewhat different to her life studies of flowers in the manner a fairly simple pen, ink and wash canvas of a flapper’. well-regarded society portraits and of the French painter Henri Fantin- composition, it had a tantalising equestrian Latour are also a known part of his inscription to a gallery label on the studies, oeuvre and several are among the back: Ex collection Duke of Bedford. although it collection of Townsend works held In 1823, Landseer was seemed more by Derby Art Gallery. commissioned to paint Georgiana, in keeping Back in January, Mallams in Duchess of Bedford, for which he with her more Abingdon sold a Townsend canvas was paid handsomely but, soon after, experimental titled Marsh Marigolds for £3400 – a began an affair with the sitter which views of fairs surprise sum that was thought to be lasted 30 years and scandalised and parks. a record for the artist (see ATG No Regency Britain. On the day 2482). However, the result was no The artist produced a large it proved to flash in the pan. series of watercolours and drawings The 15¾ x 19¼in (40 x 49cm) oil that relate to their liaison and the of chrysanthemum blooms in a glass Bellmans catalogue stated that this Left: a still-life vase on a white cloth at Duke’s was 7 x 4¼in (17.5 x 11cm) study ‘appears by Ernest estimated at just £200-400 but sold to be part of this series’. Pitched Townsend to a bidder using thesaleroom.com at £800-1200, it doubled its top – £4000 at at £4000 – raising the bar for the estimate when it sold at £2400. n Duke’s. artist a little higher. 20 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

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BID ONLINE @ dominicwinter.co.uk ANTIQUES & FINE ART 22/23 July 2021 commencing at 10am

William De Morgan pottery tiles. A metalwork silk bedcover, English, Curtains, Stones of Bath by A Garden of Paradise Persian carpet, £2,000-3,000* circa 1650. £2,000-3,000* John Piper, 1960. £700-1,000* Tabriz, circa 1930. £600-800*

A Chinese embroidered chasuble and accessories, circa 1850. £1,000-1,500* 18th-century ivory and George III period 18ct gold mourning 18th-century brass equinoctial boxwood folding pocket ring in the form of a snake. ring by TR. £1,000-1,500* sundial. £200-300* £500-800*

Victor Pasmore (1908- Sidney Meteyard (1868-1947). Bernard Sleigh (1872-1954). Cruciﬁxion Triptych, 1929. Philip Steer (1860-1942). Gerald Brockhurst (1890-1978). 1998). Points of Contact Dance of Death, circa 1910. £2,000-3,000* Decoration for Bourton House, Dorette, 1932. £1,500-2,000* 37, 1982. £700-900* £1,500-2,000* 1910-15. £6,000-8,000*

George Stubbs (1784-1806). [A Horse Paul Landacre (1893-1963). Indecision, Michael Ayrton (1921-1975). Greek Landscape, 1960. Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898). Study for Affrighted by a Lion], 1777. £4,000-6,000* 1935. £2,000-3,000* £500-800* Cinderella, 1862-1863. £1,500-2,000*

Each lot is subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20%, except those marked with an asterisk, in which case the Buyer’s Premium is 24% Bid live at this sale at: Mallard House, Broadway Lane, South Cerney, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 5UQ Tel: 01285 860006 | [email protected] | Illustrated catalogue £15 www.dominicwinter.co.uk www.the-saleroom.com www.invaluable.co.uk

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Brooke, Bible and The Beano Wide range of material offered in Cambridge generates an array of interesting results

by Ian McKay

Running to some 440 lots, a Cambridge sale of May 6 offered a wide range of material and notable results. Bid to £7000 in this Cheffins (24.5% buyer’s premium) sale, for example, was a lot that included two letters sent in 1813-14 by Rupert Brooke to James Dixon of Suva, Fiji. The two had met while Brooke was on a recuperative trip to New Zealand that he had made following the collapse of his relationship with Katherine Laird Cox. The second letter was sent from 2 England just before Brooke enlisted in the army following the outbreak of 1 3 the First World War. Also part of the lot was a 1911 Dublin edition of JM Synge’s play 1. In a much later Cosway style binding by Bayntun Riviere that bears a Deirdre of the Sorrows that Brooke had portrait of Izaak Walton on the front cover, this 1815 second edition of The inscribed for a Miss Dixon. Complete Angler was one of the many lots in the Cheffins sale that were noted as coming from an Oxfordshire country house. It sold at £1700. Latin Bible 2. John Evelyn’s copy of Thomas Guidott’s A Discourse of Bathe, and the Hot The sale’s highest-priced lot, at a mid- Waters There... of 1676-77 was sold by Dominic Winter for £500 in 2018, but estimate £15,000, was very different: in the recent Cheffins sale this copy in a 19th century binding of half calf a Latin Bible of 1480 or earlier printed raised the auction record to £650. in Strasbourg, but with the fourth and final volume in a binding that differed 3. Published at three shillings and valued at just £200-300 in Cambridge but from the those of others. sold for a record £3400 towards the end of the sale was this copy of The A much higher than suggested Beano Book No 2, published in 1941. No copy of the very first Beano Book £7500 was needed to secure has made as much at auction it seems. Instructions for the Treatment of Negroes... Dated 1797 and describing itself as printed with additions, this copy Maps on offer included a coloured Estimated at £200-300 but sold at £80-120 was said to contain a late in a worn calf binding, which also and framed Braun & Hogenberg plan £4000 was a copy in contemporary 18th century ‘Dissected Emblems’ included eight pages of music at the of London dating from c.1572-74, tree calf of Charles Wilkins’ The tree puzzle published in 1789 by rear that had offset to the facing at £4800, and an almost exactly Bhagvat-Geeta or, Dialogues of Kreeshna Carrington Bowles. pages, had been presented by the contemporary Saxton map of and Arjoon. A hand-coloured engraving on author to the then Archbishop Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and A collection of ‘vintage games wood, was this what took the bidding of York. Berkshire, at £1800. and puzzles’ bearing an estimate of to £1700? n Tom Cribb takes the prize, the pickpockets other purses

Bid online to a much higher than expected £3200 in a distant glimpse of the blows exchanged, lasted ‘just’ 19 Dominic Winter (24% buyer’s premium) sale of May minutes. 12-13 was a framed and glazed Thomas Rowlandson This time Cribb broke Molineaux’s jaw in the ninth etching with contemporary colouring that depicts a round and knocked him out in the 11th. famous Milling Match... in 1811. Thomas Rowlandson recorded the fight as part of Held at Thisselton Gap in Rutland on September 28, his celebrated Rural Sports series published by Thomas the contest was a re-match between two celebrated Tegg shortly afterwards in October 1811. bare knuckle boxers, the English champion Thomas His etching includes both the two pugilists and their Cribb and the African-American fighter Tom Molineaux, entourages. Cribb’s ‘second’ was John Gully and his who was said to be a former slave. bottle-holder Joe Ward, while Molineaux’s second was Victory in a much longer earlier contest between Bill ‘The Black Terror’ Richmond (also African-American the two men, one that lasted 35 rounds, had been by birth and once enslaved) and his bottleman, Bill awarded to Cribb, but the result had been disputed. Gibbon. Note also, in the lower foreground, two This re-match, supposedly watched by around 15,000 pickpockets, a man and a woman, are shown relieving spectators, some of whom must surely have had only spectators of their purses. Above: Rural Sports: A Milling Match... by Rowlandson – £3200. 22 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

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Left: Yosemite British and Irish book auctions Valley... Jul 6 4 Roger Martin Coll’n Western MSS & Miniatures, Bloomsbury Auctions - London 020 7839 8880 California: The Jul 6* 4 14-lot Book & Ephemera Section, Gildings - Market Harborough 01858 410414 Bridal Falls, a Jul 6* 4 12-lot Book Section, Special Auction Services - Newbury 01635 580595 rare Currier & Jul 6* 4 10 lots Books & Maps, Rogers Jones & Co - Colwyn Bay 01492 532176 Ives print of Jul 6* 4 Book & Ephemera Sections, Thomas N Miller- Newcastle 0191 265 8080 1866 featuring Jul 6* 4 4 lots Maps, Woolley & Wallis - Salisbury 01722 446974 the artwork Jul 7 4 Signed & Inscribed: Library of Modern Literature, Forum Auctions - London 020 7871 2640 of Frances Jul 7* 4 195 lots Books & Comics, Stroud Auction Rooms - Stroud 01453 766788 Palmer – Jul 7* 4 7-lot Book Section, Bonhams - London 020 7447 7447 $17,000 Jul 7* 4 Book Section, Anthemion Auctions - Cardiff 029 2047 2444 (£12,145) at Jul 7* 4 Autographs & Memorabilia, Chiswick Auctions - London 020 8992 4442 Hindman. Jul 7-8* 4 Comics Section, Adam Partridge - Liverpool 01625 431788 Jul 7-20 19th & 20th Century Books & MSS, Sotheby’s - London 020 7293 6182 Jul 7, 9 & 14* 4 Autographs, Chaucer Auctions - Folkestone 0800 1701314 Jul 8 4 Online: Books & Works on Paper, Forum Auctions - London 020 7871 2640 Jul 8* 4 15-lot Book Section: James Bond Sale, Ewbank’s - Woking 01483 223101 Jul 8* 4 29-lot Book & Map Sections, Charterhouse - Sherborne 01935812277 Lots large and little size up Jul 8* 4 14-lot Map Section, Henry Adams - Chichester 01243 532223 Jul 8* 4 11-lot Map & Book Sections, Burstow & Hewett - Battle 01424 772374 nicely in Chicago saleroom Jul 8* 4 7-lot Map Section, Parker Fine Art Auctions - Farnham 01252 203020 Jul 8* 4 6-lot Book Section, Wilson55 Auctioneers - Nantwich 01270 623878 Some lots in a Chicago sale of May 12 somewhat browned and cracked, an Jul 8* 4 Book Section, Greenslade Taylor Hunt - Taunton 01823 332525 were quite enormous – like a near- example given to the famous Americana Jul 8* 4 6-lot Book Section, Humbert & Ellis - Towcester 01327 359595 complete run of Limited Editions Club collector, bibliographer and historian Jul 8* 4 8 lots Maps & Books, Duggleby Stephenson - York 01904 393300 publications from the years 1929-2010. Thomas Streeter as an 80th birthday ends Jul 8* 4 30 lots Books & Maps, Drewery & Wheeldon - Gainsborough 01427 616777 Comprising some 550 works in all, present was sold in 2018 by Swann of Jul 9* 4 37-lot Book Section, Smiths Newent Auctions - Newent 01531 821776 and accompanied by a virtually full New York for $50,000 (then £39,685). Jul 9* 4 14 lots Books, Comics & Ephemera, Gerrards Auction Rooms - Lytham St Annes 01253 725476 run of all the special and promotional Not in the best of conditions, an Jul 9* 4 15 lots Books & Ephemera, Potteries Auctions - Stoke-on-Trent 01782 638100 publications of those years, it sold for example of The Old Homestead in Winter Jul 9* 4 46-lot Literature Section: Sports Memorabilia, Sportingold - Saunderton 01494 565921 £42,500 (£30,355). of 1864, after George H Durrie, sold well Jul 9-11* 4 Cricket, Football & other Sports Memorabilia, Knights - Norwich 01263 768488 Other lots in that Hindman at $8000 (£5715) in the Hindman sale, Jul 10* 4 6-lot Book Section, Semley Auctioneers - Shaftesbury 01747 855122 (15/20/12% buyer’s premium) auction, as did Central Park, The Skating Pond of ends Jul 11 4 Books, Bishop & Miller - Stowmarket 01449 673088 such as the group of some 75 Currier 1862. The latter, a densely populated ends Jul 11 4 Second Chance: Books, Autographs, Ephemera, C& T Auctioneers - Kenardington 01233 510050 & Ives prints from a single Midwestern view after Lyman Atwater and Charles Jul 13* 4 8-lot Reference Book Section: Silver Sale, Woolley & Wallis - Salisbury 01722 424500 collection noted below, presented just Parsons, sold at $10,000 (£7145). Jul 14 Books & MSS, Christie’s - London 020 7389 2832 single, but very valuable sheets of paper. An engraved and coloured wall map of Jul 14 4 Antiquarian & Collectable Books, Thomson Roddick - Carlisle 01228 535288 Two of the rarer items in that the auction house’s home town, no copy Jul 14* 4 6 lots Books & Maps, Elgin Auction Centre - Elgin 01343 547047 collection, both dating from 1866, were of which, said Hindman, had been seen Jul 14-15* 4 Comics, Anderson & Garland - Newcastle 0191 430 3000 billed as only the second copies seen at at auction in the past 100 years, took Jul 15 4 Books, MSS & Works on Paper, Forum Auctions - London 020 7871 2640 auction in 60 years. Large format litho $3500 (£2500). Jul 15 4 Books, MSS & Maps, Bellmans - Wisborough Green 01403 700858 prints with hand colouring, they were Published by Jas van Vechten in 1873, Jul 15* 4 Antiquarian & 20th Century Books, Sheffield Auction Gallery - Sheffield 0114 281 6161 Yosemite Valley – California, featuring a Park & Guide Map of Chicago appeared Jul 15* 4 Adult Magazines & Ephemera, Beeston Auctions - Beeston 01328 598080 a view of ...Bridal Falls, at $17,000 just two years after the terrible fire that ends Jul 15* 4 Hollywood Autograph & Memorabilia Coll’n, William George - Edinburgh 01733 667680 (£12,145), and The Rocky Mountains, destroyed some 17,000 buildings over Jul 16* 4 5 lots Books, Brighton & Hove Auctions - Brighton 01273 917118 Emigrants Crossing the Plains, which three square miles of the city, killed Sales marked with an * are those in which books and ephemera form part of a larger made $16,000 (£11,430). around 300 people and and left over sale. Sales marked 4 are viewable on thesaleroom.com Both views were the work of an 100,000 homeless. The ‘burnt district’ is Auctioneers are asked to send details of specialist book sales, as well as those sales English-born artist, Fanny Palmer, as clearly marked on the map. that may contain significant book and ephemera sections, to: was a bright example of a famous “My Prometheus is the best thing I Ian McKay Tel: +44 (0)1795 890475 email: [email protected] railway-focused subject of 1868, Across ever wrote,” said Percy Bysshe Shelley the Continent..., that proved the most in a now somewhat dampstained 1819 expensive of the prints on offer at letter to his publisher Charles Ollier, $18,000 (£12,855). urging him to get it published as soon as However, that last-mentioned print possible. It sold for $22,000 (£15,715) in once made a much higher sum. Though Chicago. Welcoming consignments for our forthcoming calendar: Signed and Inscribed: A Gentleman’s Library Wednesday 7th July of Modern Literature Fine Books, Manuscripts & Works on Paper Thursday 8th July Books and Works on Paper (Online) Thursday 15th July Books and Works on Paper (Online) Thursday 29th July Left: Central Park, Modern Literature (Online) Thursday 5th August The Skating Pond of Books and Works on Paper (Online) Thursday 19th August 1862, a view after Books and Works on Paper (Online) Thursday 26th August Lyman Atwater and Modern Illustrated Books and Private Press (Online) Thursday 9th September Charles Parsons – $10,000 (£7145) at Hindman. Catalogues and bidding at: forumauctions.co.uk

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Can you tell your foxing from your I IS FOR IMPRIMATUR. Books, R IS FOR REGISTER. Assembling a deckle edge? Or quire from collation? particularly in France and Britain, were book could be complex, so the printer Here is a handy guide to some of the strictly regulated, and required to carry added a sequence of letters and numbers terms used in the books and works on a licence, or imprimatur, often printed (the signature) at the foot of the first paper collecting field. on a separate leaf. In France, the terms page (or pages) of a gathering, as a guide ‘Approbation’ or ‘Privilège’ were used. or register. In some older books a correct register list would appear at the end. The J IS FOR JACKET, or dustwrapper. The practice is also useful to the bibliographer presence or absence of a dustwrapper in assessing the completeness of a A IS FOR ABBEY. Major John Roland can hugely affect the price of a book, complex work, especially when it Abbey (1894-1969) was a celebrated consequently spawning counterfeits – is unpaginated (eg early bibles and bibliophile whose collections were some very hard to detect, others easily dictionaries). dispersed at a series of important discernible. Booksellers often protect auctions from 1970-75. He also produced jackets using an inert, conservation-grade S IS FOR SIZE. With maps and prints, three landmark bibliographies, still much clear plastic. three main size references may be given: used, known (in short) as Abbey Life, sheet, plate, or image size, abbreviated to Abbey Travel, and Abbey Scenery. K IS FOR KEY-PLATE. A key-plate the measurement with the letter S, P or I was sometimes issued alongside a plate, next to it. B IS FOR BLANKS. Blank leaves print, or map, providing a numbered or (usually at the front or back of an alphabeticised key to an explanatory text. T IS FOR TRIMMED. Prints and maps antiquarian book) may be part of a Their low survival rate can make them a lot have often been cut down. Trimming gathering or ‘quire’, and, if so, their rarer than the plates they describe. within the image or plate mark can be a absence or presence should be noted. serious defect, involving loss to the image L IS FOR LOCATIONS. Book and map itself, or loss of the title and publication C IS FOR COLLATION. Booksellers sellers may give abbreviated institutional details such as date, place, etc. and collectors are often to be seen locations (eg ‘C’ = Cambridge) to allow rapidly turning through a book. They for comparisons with other known copies U IS FOR UNBOUND ie, never bound, are not speed-reading but checking a of a work offered. Generally, the fewer (as opposed to ‘disbound’ which denotes book’s completeness – for example, the the locations, the rarer the work. a book or pamphlet separated from its survival of half-titles, advertisements, etc For books, the usual online library binding). that historically were often discarded as catalogues are ESTC (books prior to inessential. 1800), COPAC (mainly UK books after 1800) and (for world-wide coverage) V IS FOR VERSO. In the West, if you D IS FOR DECKLE EDGE, or, the OCLC and Worldcat, all of which look at the right-hand page of a book, this untrimmed edge of a leaf or sheet of give locations, often with accurate is the recto. The other side of the leaf is the paper. The deckle edge was unavoidable collations. verso. However, with Japanese, Hebrew, until the 19th century, a byproduct of the and Arabic books, which all begin at the papermaking process. M IS FOR MARGINS. Wide margins ‘back’, the descriptions are reversed. (the blank area round the text) are E IS FOR EX-LIBRARY. A term used to desirable and may indicate a ‘Large W IS FOR WASHED. Books, maps and indicate that a book was once in a public Paper Copy’ of a book. These were more prints may be washed to remove staining library, and showing obvious signs such expensive than the ordinary print run, and or dust. This is not necessarily detrimental as ink stamps, card pockets and accession still keenly sought after. but any form of restoration should be noted. numbers. All will have a detrimental Foxing and spotting can be bleached out, impact on value. N IS FOR ‘NEVER SEEN BEFORE. . .’ but may return with time. Not strictly a bibliographical phrase, but F IS FOR FOXING. Brown discolouration you will hear it spoken in many circles. It’s X IS FOR XYLOGRAPHY. The art of marks on paper, and spotting (usually something we all hope to find. relief printing from wood. circular), is known as foxing. Early issues of works by Charles Dickens are notorious for having very badly foxed plates, and O IS FOR OFFSET, denoting that ink therefore relatively clean examples has transferred between opposing pages command higher prices. or, more detrimentally, from the text Y IS FOR YAP-EDGED. The angled onto a plate. over-hang of a binding, usually limp G IS FOR GRANGERISED. Another leather, which partially conceals the fore- word for ‘extra-illustrated’ – the practice edges of the text block. of having additional appropriate material P IS FOR PLATES. Not the sort thrown (usually illustrations) bound in with a around in Greek restaurants, but a book. Named after the Reverend James reference to illustrations printed on leaves Z IS FOR ZAEHNSDORF, a London firm Granger (1723-76), whose Biographical separate from the text, and which are not of high-quality bookbinders. Like Rivière, History was the subject of some notable normally included in the pagination or and Sangorski & Sutcliffe, its work was examples of the kind. register of a book. often signed in tiny lettering either on a binding’s inner dentelle or on the front free H IS FOR HAND-COLOURING. Many Q IS FOR QUIRE, a group of leaves end-paper. prints, maps, and books have hand- formed from a single folded sheet; or a colouring, but not all of it was done at group of leaves folded together and sewn the time. Contemporary hand-colouring through the folds. Other words used to is to be desired, later ‘improvements’ A wider-ranging glossary covering art and refer to the same or similar thing are: less so, and the collector should evolve a antiques is also available on our website gathering, signature, or section. discerning eye in this respect. at antiquestradegazette.com/glossary

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BID ONLINE @ dominicwinter.co.uk PRINTED BOOKS, MAPS & DOCUMENTS 21 July 2021 commencing at 10am

Philip Pittman. Present State of the European Fielding & Walton. Picturesque Tour of the Henry Alken. Ideas Accidental Jaques Barbut. The Genera Settlements on the Mississippi, London, 1770. English Lakes, 1821. Large Paper copy. and Incidental to Hunting Insectorum of Linnaeus, 1781. £3,000-5,000 £500-800 [1826-30]. £1,500-2,000 £500-800

George Brookshaw. Groups of Seth Mosley. British Thevonot. Hollandia Nova & Terre Australe decouverte John Baptiste Homann. Celestial chart, Flowers, Groups of Fruit & six Lepidoptera, 1878-[1885]. l’an 1644, circa 1692. £1,500-2,000 circa 1735. £700-1,000 Birds, 1819. £1,000-1,500 Complete. £2,000-3,000

Cecil Aldin. Hermann Riike and Gunter. Walter Preston. Sydney from Bennelongs German armorial manuscript, Filippo Buonanni. Ricreatione Original pastel drawing, 1933, signed. Point, 1820. £500-800* 480 hand-painted shields and crests, dell’occhio e della mente £1,500-2,500* early 16th century. £1,000-1,500 nell’osservation delle chiocciole, 1681. £1,000-1,500

Dante con l’espositione di Raleigh. The Historie of the Bartolozzi. Prints from the Drawings of Kelmscott Press. The Golden Legend of Master William Caxton, Christoforo Landino, 1564. World, 1628. £800-1,200 Michael Angelo, circa 1800. £700-1,000 1892. One of 500 copies. £3,000-4,000 £1,000-1,500

Bid live at this sale at: Each lot is subject to a Buyer’s Premium of 20%, except those marked with an asterisk, in which case the Buyer’s Premium is 24%

Mallard House, Broadway Lane, South Cerney, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 5UQ www.the-saleroom.com Tel: 01285 860006 | [email protected] | Illustrated catalogue £15

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The silver sale at Woolley & Wallis on July 13-14 includes a selection of 24 snuff boxes from the Lion Collection as published in British Silver Boxes 1640-1840, The Lion Collection (2015). This particular table snuff box, bought at Christie’s South Kensington in 2006, is by Alexander Gardner and Co, Edinburgh 1802. Alongside an armorial is a presentation inscription reading Presented by the Western Abernethy Company of Volunteers to James Grant Esq. of Birchfield their Captain. The unit was among those raised during the Napoleonic Wars. Grant, who in 1793 had created a regiment of Fencibles almost exclusively from his own tenantry, raised the Strathspey Battalion of Volunteers in 1798. In Abernethy there were two Companies, the Eastern and the Western, the latter with 80 men. Estimate £2000-3000. The British, European and Sporting Art Sale at Tennants of Leyburn on July 17 will include woolleyandwallis.co.uk* a range of prints, works on paper and oil paintings from the 17th-20th centuries. Highlights within the landscape and genre sections include this winter village scene with figures skating on a frozen river, attributed to Frans de Momper (1603-60), which is offered with an estimate of £10,000-15,000. tennants.co.uk*

This inscription Commi F Eppillv on this gold quarter stater is one of the most finely engraved of any British Iron Age coin. Eppillus is only known from the numismatic record but his coins document a Roman client king of the Atrebates tribe reigning c.20BC-1AD. Lyon & Turnbull’s sale in Edinburgh on July 14 includes a studio collection of works This one was struck c.15BC when he had charge, at Calleva (Silchester), of the inland by William Crosbie (1915-99). Atrebatic district of his brother Tincomaros’ southern kingdom, before he moved to Kent A student at the Glasgow School of Art from 1932-35 who later studied at the to found a dynasty of his own. Sorbonne under Fernand Léger and Aristide Maillol, in the post-war era he made a One of just three known, it has an opening bid of £2000 at a timed online sale ending on name as a mural painter creating works for the Britain Can July 18 held by Celtic coin specialist Chris Rudd in Norwich. Make It show (1946) and the Festival of Britain (1951). celticcoins.com* One of 44 lots in the L&T sale is Still Life with Cockatoo, c.1955, 23in x 3ft 6in (59cm x 1.07m), estimated at £2000-3000. The toys sale at Hansons at lyonandturnbull.com* Bishton Hall in Staffordshire on July 10 includes this Bassett Lowke O Gauge LMS 4-4-0 electric locomotive. This 12in (31cm) William Moorcroft vase decorated Although the packaging is split to a flattened oval form with a fish and a jellyfish is a to the corners, the model itself is rarity from c.1930. At Potteries Auctions in Stoke on in near-mint condition. Trent on July 8-10 it is expected to bring £1000-2000. Estimate £200-300. potteriesauctions.com* hansonsauctioneers.co.uk*

Found by the vendor in the walls of an old house, this 16th century manuscript almanac has a guide of £10,000-15,000 at Forum Auctions in London on July 15. The text is that first printed in 1540 as ‘The pronostycacyon for euer of Errer Pater: A Jewe borne in Jewery, a Doctour in Astronomye and Physicke. Profytable to kepe the bodye in helth…” It amounts to a compilation of astrological medical advice “that hath dominion of the bodie of man” and a predictor of the weather during the various seasons. The fictional author was extremely popular during the Tudor period and continued The Selections & Collections auction at Rogers Jones in Cardiff on July 24 includes two to be published, with additions, rare Wedgwood bowls designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones in the Leaping Chamois pattern. into the 18th century. They were consigned during a routine house visit in Pembrokeshire. This manuscript in cursive The larger bowl, measuring 9in (23cm) across, is guided at £3000-5000, the smaller script may be a copy of the 1582 measuring just over 6in (16cm), at £800-1200. edition. rogersjones.co.uk* forumauctions.co.uk* 26 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

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Sworders’ July 13-14 Design sale includes a collection of cartoons for stained glass by George Daniels (1854-1940). These full-size working drawings were made for windows dating from the 1920s-30s when Daniels was working with the architect Frederick Charles Eden (1864-1944). Of particular interest are nine cartoons from 1927 for a five-light window formerly in the north The Exceptional sale at Christie’s on July 8 aisle of Manchester Cathedral (it was destroyed by includes, guided at £40,000-60,000, this a bomb in December 1940). Aesthetic Movement ebonised and marquetry One shown here, they depict a range of historical writing table. and both New and Old Testament subjects including Attributed to Jackson & Graham to a design by Owen Edward I and Eleanor of Aquitaine, Malcolm III and Jones, c.1865, it was probably made for the antiquarian Alfred Margaret of Scotland and The Holy Family. Morrison (1821-97) of 16 Carlton House Terrace, London. The estimate for the nine works offered together christies.com is £4000-6000. sworder.co.uk*

The fine art sale at Burstow & Hewett in Battle on July 9 includes, guided at £1500- 2000, this oil painting of packet shipping by William Griffin of Hull (1800-83). Signed and dated 1859, the painting is in A sale at Bishop & Miller in Stowmarket good condition and retains its titled The Explorer: A Collection of original lining. Objects from Around the World on burstowandhewett.co.uk* July 16 includes this hardwood netsuke of a recumbent horse signed for the Iwashiro province carver Sari. Estimate £1200-1800. bishopandmillerauctions.co.uk*

An 18th century maritime painting by West Country artist Thomas Luny is estimated at £4000-6000 in the Charterhouse auction in Sherborne on July 8-9. Showing frigates off North Foreland and measuring 19½in x 2ft 6in (49 x 76 cm), this is typical of Luny’s work, which was hugely popular at the time and remains in demand today. The July 19 sale at Lawrences of charterhouse-auction.com* Crewkerne includes this Qianlong period Beijing pink overlaid white glass tripod censer. It forms part of an old collection of Kinghams’ sale in Moreton-in-Marsh on July 8 includes a private collection of oriental and Welsh ceramics for a client in chryselephantine (bronze and antique ivory) figures that capture the spirit and South Wales and carries a collection label decadence of the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods . for Francis Emile Andrews (1858-1943). Revered names such as Ferdinand Preiss, Demetre Chiparus, Paul Philippe, Estimate £6000-8000. Marcel Bouraine, Otto Poertzel and Claire Colinet are all lawrences.co.uk* represented, some by great rarities and leading models. With estimates starting at £2000 and rising to £90,000-120,000 for a large version of Colinet’s Ankara, the sale is expected to realise in The sale at Swan Fine Art in Tetsworth on July 8 excess of £800,000. includes this silver and enamel caddy spoon with This figure, Demetre Chiparus’ hallmarks for Omar Ramsden, London 1925. Tender Promises, c.1925, guided at Estimate £300-500. £14,000-18,000. theswan.co.uk* kinghamsauctioneers.co.uk* antiquestradegazette.com 10 July 2021 | 27

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Petworth delivers on high hopes There was strong footfall – despite the football – as dealers relished the return of Petworth fair

At the 2021 edition of The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair held last month (June 18-20), it was hard to decide who was more excited to be there: the 60 dealers stalling out, many at a live event for the first time since last year, or the visitors who happily queued up in the rain as the event open its doors. The rain didn’t matter and the weather improved. Postponed from May because of pandemic restrictions, the fair was judged a big success by dealers ATG spoke to at the event’s close on Sunday, June 20. Sales were across the board: paintings, sculpture, furniture, silver and clock purchases Above left, right and far right: the seventh edition of The Petworth Park Antiques & Fine Art Fair again had the majestic backdrop of were being wrapped and boxed right the palatial 18th century mansion, the South Downs, a 700-acre deer park and lake landscaped by none other than Capability Brown. up to closing time. Classed as an outdoor event, the fair has had an unbroken seven-year run despite Covid-19. Does such a venue give organisers Porcelain dealer Jupiter Antiques ADFL a desire to expand beyond the 60 exhibitors that took stands this year? “I have only ever run boutique-sized events and this is was among those who ensured good becoming slightly bigger than boutique,” says fair organiser Ingrid Nilson (right). “We could have five or so extra stands next time footfall on opening day despite such but I wouldn’t want it to grow much more.” Having a waiting list is good for business, after all. distractions as Euro 2020 football by sending “emails to customers and print invites to the really special ones” beforehand. “We do lots of ceramics fairs but this was our best ever Friday for sales,” said dealership partner Brad Dover. New clients Acquiring new clients is a key measure of a fair’s success for dealers. “I’ve been exhibiting at Petworth for five years and this is the best one so far,” said Jamie Rountree of Rountree Tryon Galleries. “I wasn’t expecting that.” Several dealers noted the bigger price points achieved this time round, attributing it to unspent Above left: the Petworth fair’s local representation included a stand from the town’s popular Petworth Antiques Market while (right) cash accumulated during lockdown. Stephen Kalms Antiques, selling 18th-21st century silver, was kept busy. Including after-sales (another badge of the fair’s success), Rountree Tryon sold eight paintings and one Left: Dealer Freya sculpture, with an average sale price Mitton with a Mary of £10,000 compared to “the normal Fedden oil on canvas, Petworth of under £5000”. ticketed at £30,000, New exhibitors were grateful to among pictures on make the cut this year, when a small her stand of 20th number of regulars weren’t ready century British art. to come back to live fairs. “This is “Someone came my first one and I don’t know why from London to I didn’t do it before,” said Jeroen this fair to see it, so Markies of the eponymous Art Deco maybe there will be dealership in East Sussex. “You an after-sale,” Mitton could tell people were excited and Above: sale by Mark West of glass dealership Mark J West. said at the fair’s have been waiting to see things in the “Our takings at this fair were twice as much as last year’s,” he close. “You need to flesh. Although they’ve been buying said as the fair closed at 5pm on Sunday June 20. “We sold see valuable art face- online during lockdown, it’s not the everything – 18th century to new glass, silver and ceramics.” to-face and build same as coming to a show like this In common with other exhibitors, West found that trust with a dealer. and having an emotional reaction to attendees seemed keen to spend post-lockdown. “I sold eight You don’t just buy a an object.” n c.1900 coupe champagne glasses ticketed at £178 for the set Mary Fedden on a petworthparkfair.com and customers kept asking was that for each one,” West said. whim!” 28 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

PAGE 028-29, 31-32 2500.indd 1 02/07/2021 14:08:49 Send your dealer news to [email protected] Photo credit Julian Daily Simmonds/The Telegraph. Left: under Covid-19 rules, only 200 people Petworth delivers on high hopes could be allowed in the fair’s marquee at any one time, a flow organisers ADFL regulated at the door. As two visitors emerged, another two were admitted.

Left: the standout sale for English and European porcelain dealer Jupiter Antiques (cabinet shown left) was “a very rare Worcester teapot c.1753 – one Above: Gavin Morgan of Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts with of only two ever an Art Deco nickel-plated figure of a football player by Austrian made,” said partner sculptor Franz Hagenauer (1906-86). Stamped Made in Vienna Brad Dover. Austria and WHW in a circle for Hagenauer workshop, the figure stands at 8.75in (22cm) high and was ticketed at £2400.

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Right: one of a pair of Sold! Highlights from vintage reconstituted marble and stone Petworth Fair 2021 musical putti figures by Papinia, c.1930-40, priced at £2150 and sold by William Cook of Hungerford, Berkshire.

Above: Jamie Rountree of Petworth dealership Rountree Tryon Galleries Above: Petworth Fair newcomer Sean Clarke of Christopher together with Snow Drift by Lancashire-based wildlife and sporting artist Clarke Antiques sits on a mid-to-late 19th century Anglo-Indian Rodger McPhail (b.1953). This signed oil on canvas, measuring 2ft 2in x cabin bed he had sold to a couple who saw it on the opening Friday 2ft 7in (65 x 80cm), sold on day two of the fair – among nine sales by the and came back to buy it on Saturday. The firm, set up more than 50 gallery. Rountree Tryon recently exhibited works by McPhail in Petworth years ago in the Cotswolds by Sean’s parents Christopher and Ida with this picture priced in the region of £12,500. Clarke, specialises in military campaign furniture and travel items.

Right: Petworth debutante Jeroen Markies of the eponymous East Sussex Art Deco dealership, takes part of a sculpture group by Jules-Edmund Masson (1871-1932) to be packed for a customer. Depicting two greyhounds on a limestone base, a plaque to the base reads J.E. Masson Madaille D'or Salon de Artistes, Francais - Edition Max-Le Verrier Paris. This c.1920 sculpture, at 21½in (54.5cm) high and 22in (57cm) wide, had an asking price of £7650.

Left: these two large oils by ‘kitchen sink’ artist John Bratby (1928-92), were sold by Freya Mitton 20th Century British Art to Above: Somerset fine art, furniture and clock dealer existing clients based in Europe for just Millington Adams sold this George III c.1760 mahogany over a five-figure sum. Both measuring and rosewood banded serpentine cupboard commode, 48 x 36in (122 x 91.5cm), they bore the billed as being ‘possibly from the St Martin’s Lane artist’s trademark impasto application in workshops of Thomas Chippendale’. Purchased by a places. On the left is September Regatta, private collector from Mallett of Bond St, London in the Waiting in a Backwater, with a provenance 1960s, the commode was ticketed at £11,900. to The Catto Gallery in London and ticketed at £5800. The painting on the right, titled Vegetable Seller in Venice, had an asking price of £5200.

Left: Richard Price & Associates sold this 15in (38cm) high French Empire bronze and ormolu mantel timepiece c.1815 ticketed at £4950. With a Above: this pair of Chinese export porcelain-handled silk suspension hexagonal sauce tureens and stands are provenanced movement, the to Edinburgh’s Fettercairn House. Decorated in ribbed drum case opaque enamels from the famille rose palette, and is supported on with a domed cover surmounted by a pomegranate the shoulders of a ground, they are dated to c.1770. At Petworth they bronze Hercules on Above: evidence of some sales from the stand of 20th century were sold for a low five-figure sum by Chinese a rectangular base. and contemporary British Art dealer Thomas Spencer Fine Art of porcelain dealer Santos London. London and Dorset.

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The web shop window Koopman confident about move Thousands of items are available to buy from dealers online. Koopman Rare Art has moved to Mayfair after Here we pick out one that caught our eye this week. more than 50 years in the London Silver Vaults on Chancery Lane. A new exhibition online and at Castlegate As first revealed in ATG No 2485, Koopman House Gallery in Cumbria includes this will open at 11-12 Dover Street this month. ‘punctured winged vessel’ stoneware work The silver and works of art dealer’s new by Colin Pearson (1923-2007). It is priced 3200 sq ft showroom is over two floors of the at £3000. Georgian building. The exhibition called Four Lewis Smith, director of Koopman, said: “We Artists, Three Dimensions is have been considering a move for sometime focused on ceramic artists and the recent pandemic provided both the Pearson, Jason Wason (b.1946), catalyst and opportunity. Jim Malone (b.1946) and David “Although there is much talk about the demise Above: the new Hochhauser (b.1996). of traditional retail, in contrast, we feel extremely Koopman Fine Art Gallery owner Steve confident about the future and are convinced premises in Mayfair. Swallow said: “Anyone who that London’s West End will emerge stronger. Left: Sam Hug has visits Castlegate House cannot “In our new premises on Dover Street we will joined the firm. fail to have realised that alongside be better able to serve our existing customers, our passion for contemporary and 20th as well as establishing new ones. Location and century British art, we have a passion for accessibility are key in our industry.” studio and contemporary ceramics. Alongside the shop move Koopman recently “This exhibition continues our ethos of exhibiting artists at the peak hired Sam Hug from Sotheby’s to provide refurbishing the ground floor entrance to the of their careers and disciplines while also showcasing new young talent additional jewellery expertise. A designated vaults as part of its redevelopment of the office at the start of their journey.” space in the new gallery is dedicated to jewels building above and silver vaults tenants are The show runs from July 3-24 in the gallery and the exhibition and its and Hug will focus on this collection. currently signing new leases. catalogue is online via the website below. The London Silver Vaults landlord is koopman.art

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Oliver Sargent Antiques A third-generation the heart of London’s artistic life and at dealer, Elizabeth the height of his career. Specialist in Oriental ceramics, works of art, military watches and clocks Fitzsimmons Sullivan was known for having a specialises in Old colourful career as an artist and for his oliversargentantiques.com Master portraiture great talent. He acquired not just the skill and has recently of a successful engraver but became launched her first known for his paintings of watercolours, website selling landscapes, architectural views and portraits from the 16th-20th centuries. most of all for his portrait miniatures. elizabethfitzsimmons.com William Hogarth also employed Sullivan as his assistant engraver. 1 How did you get your start as a dealer? 3 What is one item you couldn’t do My start comes down to being a third- without? generation dealer with an upbringing I couldn’t live without my painting immersed in the art world. Since a equipment. I love to paint with young age, I have travelled across watercolours and, coming from Cornwall, I Europe in the search for antiques am particularly influenced by the ocean – I and works of art, visiting galleries, enjoy painting seascapes with loose and art markets and fairs with my father, free brushwork. who is a specialist dealer of early oak furniture. These experiences 4 Who do you admire in the art/ inevitably influenced my passion antiques world (in or outside for history and art and have the trade)? encouraged my pursuit in I owe a lot to my family who I becoming a fine art dealer. admire for encouraging and supporting my venture into 2 What is one great the art world. discovery you’ve made? 5 Real ale or espresso A portrait miniature of a martini? gentleman by Luke Sullivan It has to be an espresso Mary Fedden OBE RA (1915-2012) (1705-71), right, painted at martini... with a hint of vanilla! Kaye Michie Fine Art Bottle and Shells 19cm x 26cm www.kayemichie.co.uk gouache, signed If you would like to be featured in 5 Questions, please contact £4,800 07973 113126 [email protected]

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PAGE 033 2500.indd 1 02/07/2021 14:23:05 Feature Restoration & Conservation Clean energy TV programmes have brought restoration and conservation into the public spotlight recently, but what is life really like for those working in the field at a time when training and jobs are under pressure? Laura Chesters reports

Thousands of viewers have tuned into watch how programmes which show multiple restorations in a rusty and broken Victorian weathervane and the space of one hour make the process look easier an antique chest from Oman are painstakingly than it really is. restored in a barn in the Sussex countryside. “However, from what I’ve seen on The Repair Thousands more have watched how an Old Shop, they emphasise all the skill and training that Master painting can come to life under a cotton goes into the process. In Britain’s Lost Masterpieces bud and head torch in a darkened conservator’s we show how our restorer, Simon Gillespie, can studio in Mayfair. take months to get to grips with a picture.” Turn on your TV and it is likely you could be Fewer courses exist than before in the area of inviting restorers and conservators into your home restoration and it is not a career open to many through popular shows including BBC’s The Repair because of the costs involved in starting out. Shop and Britain’s Lost Masterpieces. Grosvenor adds: “I often hear from people who But just as the skill and craft of restoration and want to train as restorers, but the problem is the conservation entered the limelight, there have lack of opportunity to do so. It’s a long process, been fears the availability of training and jobs which isn’t cheap. We see the same pressures on could be dwindling – particularly during and after those who want to be curators; the entry salaries high level of internship requests we receive from the current coronavirus pandemic. are low, and the qualification thresholds are high.” young conservators, not just from the UK but Some in the antiques trade have Some firms are willing to take on graduates, from all over Europe. As part of our commitment also been concerned that television however. Conservation and restoration firm to supporting this next generation of talent, we programmes give the general public Plowden & Smith managing director Camilla always try to accommodate as many of them as the erroneous impression that such Hughes-Hunt says: “There may be fewer UK our business allows.” complex work can be undertaken institutions offering undergraduate degrees in easily, at no notice and at no cost. conservation, but thankfully there is still a wide Appetite for information Dealer and Britain’s Lost variety of courses out there that provide One institution still focused on the sector is Masterpieces presenter Bendor excellent training to aspiring conservator- West Dean College of Arts and Conservation Grosvenor (right) says: restorers. in Chichester which recently merged with KLC “There is a danger that “Every year we are delighted by the School of Design in London (see box below). Photo: BBC Pictures.

West Dean Downs will continue operations for the programme of conservation short West Dean College of Arts and foreseeable future. courses offering continuing professional Conservation is also full partner of the West Dean College recently merged with West Dean courses include buildings, development to those working in the University of Sussex. KLC School of Design in London. materials and objects conservation conservation sector. In a normal year this KLC’s portfolio of interior and garden as well as fine art, creative writing and would be approximately 35 courses. For Conservation and Fine Art study design courses will form a new School of contemporary craft. The college also runs 12 foundation opportunities, see: Design as part of the larger West Dean At its School of Conservation it offers diploma to MFA level courses in a range westdean.ac.uk College, which currently has a School of three courses, including the Conservation of arts subjects and more than 300 short Funding opportunities are available: Conservation and a School of Arts. Studies courses (with options to courses in arts and craft. KLC offers westdean.orgc.uk/study/student- KLC’s London studios in the Chelsea specialise in clocks, books, furniture, courses ranging from certificate to BA information/funding Harbour Design Centre and West Dean’s ceramics or metals). (Hons) level in Interior Design and Garden For more information: Grade II-listed rural campus in the South West Dean College also runs a Design. westdean.org.uk

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PAGE 034-39 2500.indd 2 01/07/2021 15:53:46 Q&A: West Dean college

Lizzie Neville, head of school of conservation at West Dean College of Arts & Conservation, works with 15 full-time members of staff and more than 50 visiting lecturers.

ATG: Is the demand for courses increasing or is there a worry the wider subject has become less attractive to students etc? Lizzie Neville: We are finding that the student numbers are increasing on the Conservation Studies programmes.

Is there a hierarchy within conservation with more demand for pictures but furniture and other antiques restoration becoming less desirable? We have had to increase workshop capacity for some Conservation Studies pathways in books and metals and have recently developed a short course on the introduction of plastics to respond to the growing number of plastic objects in museum collections. Demand is less in some of the decorative arts and crafts such as furniture and ceramics, though there’s a wide range of interdisciplinary opportunities for our students to collaborate across specialisms. For example, two of our clocks and furniture students are currently collaborating on the treatment

of a cuckoo clock made by prestigious Black Forest clockmaker Johann Baptist Beha, c.1860, working on both the Scots Pine and European oak structure and the clock mechanism.

These views show students studying at West You have teamed up with KLC School of Design Dean College of Arts and Conservation. which means you are larger and have more scope. But how difficult has it been during the pandemic (Photos: Christopher Ison/West Dean College of Arts and and what is the longer-term outlook for the sector Conservation) of conservation? With disruption in the museums sector due to lockdowns, we’ve had to find innovative solutions to Hughes-Hunt adds: “There are certainly ensure graduates have the high-level practical and plenty of very rich individuals who invest in art theoretical skills they need. for pleasure or as an asset class so I suspect that Recently our ceramics conservation students took There’s a saying in the art conservation at the very top end will remain part in a five-week online work placement with The trade that cleaning is the unaffected. Corning Museum of Glass in New York, which was the “ “It may in fact increase as we see more demand first of its kind for both the college and the museum. friend of a good picture and from collectors in places like Hong Kong and the We also work hard to provide as many funding the enemy of a bad one Middle East where there are plenty of wealthy opportunities as possible for students to help support collectors, but very few local conservators with their studies. the skill needed to treat some of the more complex If we can continue to show the important role that KLC will join The Edward James Foundation, issues we see with Modern and Contemporary art. conservation plays and how it helps us to discover which operates West Dean College, with the aim “At the middle level, I am reasonably confident more about our past we can ensure a positive of combining operations from August. that demand will stay strong, a result of so many outlook. Lizzie Neville, head of school of conservation more people having far greater awareness that it We also need to stay at the forefront of technology, at West Dean, says: “There’s undoubtedly been is possible to restore things, and people taking by continuing to respond to more modern materials, disruption to the heritage sector due to the impact advantage of not being able to spend money like plastics, as well as making of closures of museums, libraries and archives on holidays, or not having to commute into the most of the opportunities during the lockdowns. work, to spend a bit extra on things like art and technology can bring to both “But looking at the sector generally, after a restoration.” conservation treatment year of sitting at a screen there seems to be a real and the ability to share appetite from the public and students to find out Good prospects conservation work with about how things were made, what they were used And the trade is still keeping the sector in business the wider public. for and who they were owned by.” too. Grosvenor admits: “Given the number of pictures I have at the moment that need attention, Top-end spending the prospects for restorers are still very good! Left: Commercially, firms have reported demand from “There’s a good saying in the art trade that Lizzie owners of artworks and antiques, even if museums’ Neville. budgets may be under stress and strain. Continued on page 36 antiquestradegazette.com 10 July 2021 | 35

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The real-life world Q&A: Left: James Driscoll of art restoration with his daughters Priory Isabel and Ruby. Continued from page 35 Polishes cleaning is the friend of a good picture. With a dirty picture you often think that it’s going to improve with cleaning – and with a good picture it will – but a bad picture can lose its mystery, and, once cleaned, look more like a bad picture than ever. “So the trick is to choose which pictures to clean very carefully…” Picture restoration had a patchy reputation in the past and it is often today’s restorers who are still picking up the pieces. Grosvenor adds: “Picture restoration has come a long way since it was left to the cares of the housemaid with a sponge and bucket. “In fact, in the history of western art, no single group of people has done more damage to art than those charged with looking after it; what passed for good restoration in the past often left catastrophic results, with fads like transferring Priory Polishes sells restoration products to the a new lease on life. Without it Driscolls wouldn’t have the panel pictures to canvas. antiques trade and was originally founded by same business it does today. Nothing does what these “If anything, conservation has now gone a little Allan Worrell in Lancashire and later run by Paul mixes do. The product hasn’t changed in 20 years but it far in the other direction; being too cautious with Cartwright. Last year antiques and restoration firm needed a revamp. cleaning pictures, with the result being that ‘dirty’ Driscoll’s Antiques in Clitheroe, Lancashire, run We might look at expanding our range into areas like works are left in storage, unseen and unloved.” by James Driscoll, took over the firm and Priory garden furniture solution, though. We also supply all the Polishes is now run by daughters Isabel (age 21) big brands, though we only sell the products that have History lesson and Ruby (age 18). By Frances Allitt worked for us in the past. If we wouldn’t use it, we don’t Conservator Simon Gillespie (see Q&A on page 37) sell it. agrees: “In the past, having one’s art cleaned would ATG: How did your family come to own Priory probably entail a local craftsman or, if you’re lucky, Polishes? How is the business changed since you took it a painter ‘washing’ the painting and if anything James Driscoll: My dad started our antiques and over? was missing then ‘retouched’. restoration business, Driscolls Antiques, in 1977 and JD: It’s grown by about 50%, maybe more. We launched “This often resulted in pictures being harshly I’ve worked there for more than 20 years. I’ve been our new website in January so that we have a wider cleaned, where the using products from Priory Polishes for as long as reach. It’s open to trade and private buyers and with finest thin surface I’ve been in the trade. It was founded by Allan Worrell lockdowns last year and this year and people spending layer of paint would be starting with the Polish Reviver and Clock Case more time at home, they are looking at their furniture damaged, which can Restorer. In 2007, Paul Cartwright took over the firm, more. be the make or break and when he retired last year, my firm, Driscolls in of a picture being in Lancashire, took it over. What was one surprise? good condition or JD: How labour intensive it is making the Polish Reviver not. Then the clumsy How are responsibilities divided between you? by hand. It has to be done over three days, which was a covering over of the JD: Isabel has worked in marketing and graphic bit of a shock. damage with a large design, so she does the website. Ruby does the brush often resulted in mixing and the packaging of the products. What’s it like working as a family? large areas of a painting Isabel Driscoll: It’s definitely a change for me as ID: Good – we can discuss how we can change and do being repainted. It’s I’d previously worked in big firms. At Priory there’s things better as a business outside of work. happened throughout a lot more variety to sell and it’s great having the JD: I’ve always wanted to have my girls involved. One Above: conservation history. experience of having used the products in the beauty of the recent lockdown is that we’ve all been at West Dean. “With the value and workshop myself. together working. Photo: Christopher Ison/ West Dean College of Arts and ease of transport of Ruby Driscoll: I’d been doing a course in beauty, but priorypolishes.co.uk Conservation works of art, pictures then I came on board to work with the family. I have get damaged and the an apprenticeship in restoration now so am working trading in pictures also means they are handled more on the practical side of things. and interfered with more often. “Gone are the days when a family mansion What was one of your first jobs when you took would be passed from generation to generation over the business? and be sold with its contents in place, and the ID: Redesigning the bottles for the handmade benign neglect would leave paintings untouched products. There wasn’t much information on them on the same wall for generations. Sometimes about how to use the product. Previously I had the best condition pictures have come from such worked on designing medical packaging so I used windswept castles in remote places. that experience to get the instructions on there. “Although there are still untrained practitioners causing damage to paintings, the training of Have you made changes to the products conservators these days is very good and the themselves? treatment options so varied. Technology has leapt JD: No. The main product, the Polish Reviver, cleans Above: before and after of a cleaned Windsor chair on, meaning that cleaning a painting these days is furniture without affecting the original finish, gives it using Priory Polishers’ polish reviver and wax. quite different from two generations ago.” n 36 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

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Described recently in a How To Spend It article in the Financial Times as a “part sleuth, part therapist and part miracle worker… a modern master of illumination”, Simon Gillespie runs a team of seven conservators, restorers and specialists in his studio above New Bond Street Above: Simon in central London. Gillespie and Gillespie founded his business in 1982 senior conservator and more recently has brought the world Maria Giulia of art restoration into the nation’s living Caccia-Dominioni

rooms with his appearances in art dealer Images courtesy of Simon Gillespie Studio. with a Botticelli Bendor Grosvenor’s BBC4 series Britain’s Lost painting. Masterpieces (with presenter and historian Left: Gillespie in Emma Dabiri). his studio. ATG: How did you get into restoration/ conservation and pictures particularly? Simon Gillespie: Having trained as a cabinet maker and during that period carried out restoration on many pieces of furniture, I was approached by a friend with a very ancient painting and asked whether I’d know how to restore it. I was living in Mexico at the time, and we took it to the local paintings conservator, who I thought began to treat the picture with great disdain. It was a lightbulb moment and I returned to England and found training in two studios, also taking chemistry classes and art history courses and lectures. I have never looked back. I have always considered it a great privilege to be able to pick up a great artist’s work and stand in front of it as they would have done, rather than from behind a museum rope. better and the way we look after art is so much the feeling that a lot of the information is being Describe a conservation or restoration improved, we are almost doing ourselves out of a gathered by fakers as well and they are learning to project that you are most proud of job as a profession! stay a step ahead. One of the works we’ve treated quite recently in The longevity of the treatment of paintings is Normally a faker would choose a single artist the studio was by the long-overlooked female artist now extended fivefold. But there is a huge amount and become very proficient at replicating their Artemisia Gentileschi (1593-1653). of art that does need looking after. Conservation is techniques using the same materials. It was brought into the studio covered in dirt not a dying art; the university courses take it very There is a forger in Italy who has the and overpaint, having been cleverly purchased seriously and the talent being produced from these extraordinary skill of being able to produce by an attentive and learned private collector who courses is at an extremely high standard. works of art from different artists across different recognised it. During cleaning the cherry on the The courses naturally take only a few students countries and periods using the correct materials cake was actually to find the signature that had at a time. I would say that personally I would like and techniques. They have been the spotlight in been covered with overpaint in the past. to be able to offer more practical experience to many court cases where it has been very difficult The painting was then shown to the various some of these students, and I’m hoping to set up a to prove one way or another in some instances. experts on the artist and with great excitement has grad scheme with this in mind. been hailed a great find. It’s hopefully going on Do you think there is still room for the public display soon. Do you collect art or antiques for your home? connoisseur in art or are technology and If so, what do you buy? science taking over? How do you manage your emotions when a I have a few treasured Old Masters and I find There is definitely room for connoisseurship and client hopes their picture is by a well-known it very exciting to see new talent coming out of there always will be. There is nothing better than artist but the evidence you uncover begins today’s art schools, especially in London as there the human eye and the human mind to analyse and to suggest it is a later copy? is a very good intellectual standard and I would describe what an artist is trying to achieve. It is sometimes very stressful when someone brings say it’s the centre of Contemporary Art. It is a wonderful experience to be with a person in a family heirloom with huge expectations of I try to pick up something every year from each who knows their subject and is also generous solving their grandchildren’s university fees and of these exhibitions. This is also balanced with a enough to share their knowledge. heart-breaking to give them the news that the love of pre-Columbian art and statuary. The greatest connoisseurs, of course, are picture is not what they’d hoped. normally the ones who’ve spent the longest time Although we’ve had some huge successes with How concerned are you with the apparent at it. They will not be replaced by technology: proper attributions, sometimes other attributions rise in faked Old Masters pictures? Do you technology plays its part normally in excluding an may not have been what the client was expecting. think it is increasing or is the detection rate artwork from an artist’s canon, for example the It is always an exciting journey. increasing? simple analysis of finding pigments on a painting This question makes me laugh! We have got that did not exist when that painting is supposed to Thinking of the wider world of restoration/ techniques now that are incredible for spotting have been made, or with an x-ray finding a portrait conservation – is it a dying art? fakes. However, whenever I go to a conference of Mussolini under a supposed Brueghel. 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Q&A: Ceri House

Ceri House is an artist and restorer and Ceri House currently works with Nick Shipton and the (below) works Brothership Studio team in Hertford. in Brothership Studio, an artist ATG: You are an artist, but how did you get into collective restoration? in Hertford Ceri House: In my early days I had a young (left). family and a mortgage to take care of. I knew I wouldn’t get by just selling my paintings so I did picture framing for a living. It was kind of a natural progression to go into carving and gilding. I wasn’t getting many commissions for new frames so I specialised in the restoration of gilded frames.

Who have you worked with/for when restoring? Have you done it alone or worked with other businesses? My longest-running collaboration has been with Sir Peter Blake (b.1932). My father Gordon wanted ‘brand new antiques’ – an awful House (1932–2004) worked with Sir Peter on the phrase that seemed to be a complete iconic Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album I have been very lucky to contradiction in terms. for The Beatles. He did the graphic design and have worked with two of My approach to restoration is to preserve typography and Sir Peter did the ground-breaking “ the antiquity of an object and where collage which the band are standing in front of. the greatest artists of appropriate the story of its history. That was in 1967. I was four years old so Sir their time In the few episodes of The Peter and I go back a very long way. I do all his Repair Shop that I’ve seen picture framing, restoration and make some of the the ‘repair work’ has been, installation pieces. Do you think there is still in my opinion, at best Another long-running association was with the demand from customers unsympathetic. Sir Howard Hodgkin (1932-2017). He was an to pay for the skill and avid collector of 18th century antiquities which craftsmanship of a restorer? Is there one item that you have invariably needed a lot of attention. He had a I always found that the first restored/ rescued that you are most good understanding of restoration techniques and hurdle with a new client was proud of? could often teach me things. The joke was that I educating them as to just what goes About 10 years ago, Sir Howard was the resident gilder and the house and studio into gilding, as most of the work purchased two 6ft high columns which were slowly turning into Versailles! is unseen before you lay leaf on an were in a very bad state. They were in object. To be honest. people mostly pieces, lots missing and one had lost Do you think it is a difficult sector to get into in terms thought it was just touching in with around 12in from the bottom which had of training/jobs available? gold paint where as most of the rotted away. Consolidation, replacing I have been very lucky to have worked with two work was removing the gold paint missing carving, gilding and toning new of the greatest artists of their time through my and other bad restoration. work to visually match the original went father’s association with them but I never had on for about 12 months. trouble finding work. At one time when things Do you think TV shows such as The The finished work stood in Sir were quiet, I went into a mirror dealer in Camden Repair Shop have helped or hindered Howard’s front room alongside all the Passage asking for work. He kept me well supplied the restoration business? other pieces in his amazing collection. with broken French mirrors for many years. I once had a client who said he brothershipstudio.com

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Conservation and restoration firm Plowden & Smith is now run by managing director Camilla Hughes-Hunt with a team of 13 qualified full-time conservation specialists. The company began in 1966 when Peter Smith founded his firm and in 1985 he joined up with the late Anna Plowden to form Plowden & Smith. We always like During the pandemic restrictions the business those projects experienced a rise in demand for third-party “ assessment of auction lots. It launched a new branded that draw on product called SmARTreport with prices starting several of our at £250. The firm has clients including museums, collectors and the art and antiques trade. specialist departments ATG: What do your conservation specialists do? Camilla Hughes-Hunt: All our conservators are formally trained. A number of them hold professional accreditations or doctorates covering almost every area of fine art and object restoration, including paintings, works on paper, ceramics, metal, stone, furniture, gilding, modern and contemporary art (sometimes featuring unusual materials). The team is headed up by our conservation manager who oversees each project.

Who are your clients? They are roughly evenly split between private individuals and private and public organisations that take in the length and breadth of the art world. The levels vary year on year, but in any given year will always include fine art insurers, auction houses, shippers, antique dealers, art galleries, museums, art Above: a Plowden & Smith conservator at work. consultants, interior designers etc. Left: managing director Camilla Hughes-Hunt. Do you see the sector changing over the coming years? We’re bound to see a change, and we’ve seen some changes already because of the pandemic, and we are and sellers, so this – along with other factors – may result Restoring a 17th century marquetry inlaid longcase waiting to see the trickle-down impact of Brexit. in us seeing more museum-quality pieces being sold up clock is one example of a satisfying investigative Focusing on the positives, we anticipate the demand and down the UK, not just at the major London-based project, because the absence of an original marquetry we saw during lockdown for our independent condition international auction houses. panel meant that our conservators had to research reporting services to stay strong. Lastly – and I’m going out on a real limb here – we may designs on similar clocks from the period, as well as We’ve also been extremely encouraged by the very finally witness the long-promised resurgence in brown being guided by the marquetry on other parts of the strong results coming out of provincial auction houses. furniture! clock. For example, the Renaissance bronze ostrich that Another highlight was a 17th century John Riley oil recently sold at Cheffins for more than £1m. Describe a recent conservation or restoration project painting and its frame. We always like these projects If the focus on online transactions continues, then that the firm is proud of that draw on several of our specialist departments, in the prestige of a smart central London bricks and We take on such diverse work that it’s very difficult to pick this case both the canvas and the frame. mortar premises will become less important to buyers just one project. plowden-smith.com

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Fragonard’s Champagne moment is toast of Old Masters season Image credit © Christie’s images limited images © Christie’s credit Image by Anne Crane

£1= €1.16 Old Master paintings come up for sale throughout the year in France but the summer season traditionally mounts a number of dedicated auctions in this field and this year has been no exception as shown by this selection of highlights from auctions held in June. Fragonard at Epernay One of the strongest prices came not from a sale in the French capital but at an auction house in Epernay in northern France. On June 26 at Enchères Champagne (22% buyer’s premium), auctioneer Maître Antoine Petit hammered down a rediscovered painting by Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806) for €6.3m (£5.43m) or €7.686m including premium. Antoine Petit discovered this 1 2 18 x 22in (46 x 57cm) oval painting, which depicts an aged philosopher 1. The Annunciation by Antonio Vivarini and Giovanni d’Alemagna, sold for €700,000 reading a book, in January when (£603,450) at Aguttes on June 17. conducting an inventory of a nearby apartment in the Marne. The oval 2. This pastel of Madame Mitoire and her children by Adélaïde Labille-Guiard was painting was hanging high on a wall The painting belonged purchased by the J Paul Getty Museum at Christie’s June 16 sale of Women in Art for of the sitting room and, on taking it “to the miniaturist €520,000 (£448,275). down for examination, he noticed Pierre Adolphe Hall 3. Fragonard’s oval painting of a philosopher reading, sold for €6.3m (£5.43m) at a barely visible inscription on the Enchères Champagne on June 26. frame reading Fragonard. who was a friend of “This inscription, as well as the Fragonard and owned 4. Jan Brueghel the Elder’s copper panel of Orpheus in the Underworld sold for €1.28m high quality of the composition, (£1.1m) at Christie’s on June 16. had until then passed completely several of his works unnoticed,” he said. Petit took the painting to the Old and owned several of his works. drawings held by Aguttes (25/23% architectural motifs indicative of the Master experts Cabinet Turquin The painting had a pre-sale buyer’s premium) in Neuilly on move away from the Gothic style whose Stéphane Pinta, following viewing at the Drouot before the June 17 was a mid 15th century towards the Renaissance, influenced in-depth examination, confirmed auction at Epernay. On the day, Venetian panel painting that was the in part through the contemporary the attribution to Fragonard. The seven bidders contested the work work of two artists. Venetian innovator Jacopo Bellini experts dated the work, which is on before it was hammered down to a The 3ft x 2ft 11in (98 x 90cm) (fl.1424-70). the original canvas in its original French collector. The price was over work, in tempera and gilded stucco Numerous phone bidders joined frame, to c.1768-70 when the artist three times the €1.5m-2m estimate on wood, is a collaboration between in the fray from a starting bid of was in his 40s and at the peak of his and is the third highest paid at two Venetian born painters, Antonio €120,000 taking the final price powers, a period when he allowed auction for a work by the artist. Vivarini (c.1414-76/84) and his to €700,000 (£603,450). The himself great freedom of execution. “Among the bidders most brother-in law Giovanni d’Alemagna price was comfortably over the Another oval format painting determined to acquire the canvas (1411-50). €200,000-300,000 estimate and by Fragonard depicting the same were two private collectors, a Vivarini and d’Alemagna, worked a new auction high for a work by philosopher is in the Kunsthalle in Frenchman who bought the painting together on a number of commissions Vivarini. The painting will now join Hamburg. It is one of at least nine and an American, but also a London in the city until Giovanni’s death, a French collection. other portraits of mature men to gallery specialising in contemporary including the high altar in the San which the Epernay portrait, whose art. Interest in Old Master paintings Tarazio chapel in the San Zaccaria Artcurial existence has been unknown for 200 now largely exceeds the sphere of which is still in situ. Paintings by Northern European years, can now be added. insiders,” said expert Eric Turquin. The small scale panel on offer artists took top honours in the first It is also now known that the at Aguttes, probably intended as a of two days of sales given over to Old painting discovered by Petit belonged Aguttes private devotional work, was made Master and 19th century paintings, to the miniaturist Pierre Adolphe Very much the highlight of a small around 1443. It exhibits features such drawings and sculpture at Artcurial Hall who was a friend of Fragonard sale of Old Master paintings and as increased use of perspective and (25/20/14% buyer’s premium) in 40 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

PAGE 040-42 2500.indd 1 01/07/2021 17:52:12 Send international highlights to Anne Crane at [email protected] Image credit © Christian Baraja Fragonard’s Champagne moment In Leonardo’s footsteps…

Some of the world’s most famous Old limited images © Christie’s credit Image Master paintings have been highly regarded for many centuries, carrying is toast of Old Masters season a reputation that has led to them being replicated and copied by other artists – sometimes soon after their creation. This is the case with works by Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) and pictured here are 17th century versions by de Vinci’s followers of two of his most famous paintings, the Mona Lisa and his Virgin of the Rocks, that featured in Paris sales this summer. Christie’s offered an early 17th century Italian school replica of the Mona Lisa 3 in an online sale held from June 11-18. It is known as the Hekking Mona Lisa after Raymond Hekking (1866-1977) who acquired it in the 1950s and then devoted his energy to defending his version of the painting, which he advocated as the original. 4 The 2ft 7in x 18½in (79.5 x 47cm) oil on canvas was offered with an estimate of

Image credit © Christie’s images limited images © Christie’s credit Image €200,000-300,000 and it ended up selling for €2.4m (£2.07m), an auction record for a replica of the Mona Lisa. On June 22 Tajan’s (25/20/12 % buyer’s premium) sale of Old Master paintings included a version of the Virgin of the Rocks catalogued as French school c.1630. The 5ft 7in x 3ft 10in (1.7 x 1.2m) oil on its original canvas came with a c.1840 provenance to the Château de la Pierreuse, at Marigny- les-Usages in the Loiret and had remained in the possession of the family until the present day. Offered with an estimate of €300,000- 500,000, it sold for €570,000 (£491,380), the top price of the auction.

Top: an early 17th century Italian replica of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa – sold online for €2.4m (£2.07m) at Christie’s. Right: an early 17th century French replica of Leonardo de Vinci’s Virgin of the Rocks - €570,000 (£491,380) at Tajan.

Paris on June 9-10. basket of fruit. It was painted in oil Gerard van Honthorst. Sold from a sitter portrayed in Tudor costume. Heading the list at a double on a 2ft 1in x 3ft 5in (63.5cm x 1m) private London collection, the work It ended up selling for €255,000 estimate €460,000 (£396,550) was oak panel and signed lower left. was on loan to the Rubenshuis in (£219,825) against a €150,000- a classic still life by the 17th century Consigned from a private collection Antwerp from 2018-21. 200,000 estimate. Dutch artist Jan Jansz van de Velde and acquired from the Galerie de The second highest price of the III (1620-62) who specialised in the Jonkheere, it was last under the sale was a much earlier Flemish Christie’s genre. The 17 x 21in (43 x 55cm) oil hammer in 2008 at Christie’s in work, a panel painting of the Virgin A hitherto unpublished small oil on on canvas depicting a dish of oysters, London. Here it went to a French and Child in a landscape setting copper by Jan Brueghel the elder lemons, chestnuts and a roemer collector for €300,000 (£258,620). attributed to the 15th century artist (1568-1625) was the best seller in the glass, is signed and dated J van de. The same price was paid by an Dirck Bouts (c.1410-75). small sale of Old Master paintings velde. fecit Anno 1653 on the shelf to the American collector for a Caravaggist The small 8¼ x 4¾in (21 x 12cm) and sculpture held in Paris by lower right and is one of around 40 painting depicting an older man unframed oil on oak panel, with Christie’s (25/20/14.5% buyer’s paintings by him executed between and a youth holding a glass of wine some losses lower right, leap frogged premium) on June 16. 1642 and 62. up to a candle, a 2ft 3in x 20in (69 a €30,000-50,000 estimate to The 10 x 14in (26 x 35cm) work It came from a private collection x 51cm) painting catalogued as by sell for €340,000 (£293,105) to a applied to a panel, which is signed and passed down by descent, probably the Flemish artist Adam de Coster European collector. dated Brveghel. 1594 lower left, depicts from the collection of the Parisian (c.1586-1643). Among the 19th century works a scene from the story of Orpheus in stationer Charles Duriez in the early In the past this work has on offer there was competition the Underworld showing the point 19th century. It sold to a French been variously attributed to his between two phone bidders for at which Orpheus meets Pluto and collector. contemporary Gerard van Honhurst; Baron Gérard’s (1770-1837) portrait Prosperine and makes his request to Another still life, this one by as after Van Honthorst, or, when of Henry Seymour (1776-1849) them to bring back his love Eurydice. the Flemish artist Frans Snyders last under the hammer at Christie’s previewed in ATG 2494, which Continued on page 42 (1579-1657) depicted monkeys with a Amsterdam in 2016, as circle of was painted in 1815 and shows the antiquestradegazette.com 10 July 2021 | 41

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breast feeding her younger child with the elder standing beside her – a subject reflecting Enlightenment The subject reflected enthusiasm for natural motherhood Enlightenment rather than the typical employment “ of wet nurses by aristocratic women. enthusiasm for natural The pastel was executed in 1783, motherhood rather than the year in which the artist joined the Académie Royale de Peinture et the typical use of wet Image credit Sotheby’s / ArtDigital Studio de Sculpture and was shown at the nurses by aristocratic Salon in that year. mothers Madame Mitoire was the granddaughter of the artist Carle Continued from page 41 Van Loo. The pastel passed down by descent through the sitter’s family

Three other copper versions of until 1901 when it was acquired by Studio / ArtDigital Sotheby’s credit Image the composition are known: one the dealership Kraemer and then in the Pitti Palace, another in the passed through several other dealers Palazzo Colonna and a third sold before it entered the collection of by Christie’s London in 1988. The Baron Eugene de Rothschild in 1926. present example was acquired by Until its reappearance almost a the father of the vendor in 1978 century later it was known only via from the French antique dealer Paul a black and white photograph. The Weibel and is in a very good state work was purchased at Christie’s last of conservation. It sold for €1.28m month by the J Paul Getty Museum (£1.1m), double the €400,000- for €520,000 (£448,275) setting a 600,000 estimate. new auction record for a work on There was keen demand for the oil paper by the artist. on panel painting of a young woman The portrait of Madame Mitoire writing a letter by the Flemish artist is the second work by Labille-Guiard known as the Master of the Female in the Getty’s collection joining Above left: Michael Anguier’s 17th century bronze of Pluto, sold for half lengths (previewed in ATG another pastel, Head of a Young €650,000 (£560,345) at Sotheby’s on June 15. 2496) which ended up selling for Woman, that was purchased in 1996. €220,000 (£189,655). Above right: Anguier’s bronze of Neptune sold for a record €1.25m (£1.08m) There were also some Old Master Sotheby’s in the same Sotheby’s sale. paintings included in the themed French Baroque bronzes were the Women in Art auction that followed toast of Sotheby’s June 15 sale of Old and jeweller Pierre Le Tessier de (52cm) high, that topped the immediately afterwards. These Master Paintings and Sculpture. At Montarsy. The finely cast sculptures bill, dramatically outstripping its included the top lot of the auction, the core of this 76-lot sale was a single- were intended to represent human and €300,000-500,000 estimate to take a pastel by Adélaïde Labille-Guiard owner French collection of European divine temperaments by associating €1.25m (£1.08m). The sculpture is (1749-1803) representing Mrs paintings and sculpture formed over each with one of the four elements. one of eight known examples of this Charles Mitoire with her children. more than 60 years. This included The trio featured in Sotheby’s sale size and the composition shows the The 3ft x 2ft 1in (92 x 72.5cm) three bronzes from the Gods and were Neptune Agité, Mars quittant ses influence of Gianlorenzo Bernini. pastel laid down on canvas is signed Goddesses series devised in 1652 by armes and Pluton Mélancolique. The price, says Sotheby’s, sets a and dated Labille f Guyard. 1783. It the French sculptor Michel Anguier It was the Neptune, cast around new auction high for a 17th century shows an elegantly dressed woman (1612-86) for the royal goldsmith 1670-80 and standing 20½in French bronze. Angier’s 22½in (57cm) high

Image credit © Artcurial credit Image © Artcurial credit Image Pluto, made around 1660-70 and inspired by the antique Farnese Hercules, followed on at €650,000 (£560,345) again far in excess of its €200,000-300,000 guide. The third of Anguier’s Gods, the 21½ in (54.5 cm) high Mars, from c.1660-70, sold for €180,000 (£155,170). Another sculpture from the collection that also outstripped its estimate was a bronze by Etienne Le Hongre representing an allegory of air. The 2ft 1in (64cm) high bronze, set on a boulle marquetry base, dates from c.1685. It one of three known bronzes cast during the sculptor’s lifetime of a larger than life-size marble that Le Hongre produced for the Parterre d’Eau at Versailles. The bronze was formerly in the collection of Pyotr Arkadievich Kotschubey (1825-1892), whose PK mark is engraved to the base. Above left: a Virgin and child attributed to Dirck Bouts sold for €340,000 (£293,105) on June 9 at Artcurial. Estimated at €150,000-250,000 it Above right: Jan Jansz van de Velde III still life which led the sale at Artcurial on June 9 when it sold for €460,000 (£396,550). sold for €500,000 (£431,035). n 42 | 10 July 2021 antiquestradegazette.com

PAGE 040-42 2500.indd 3 01/07/2021 17:55:44 INTERNATIONAL FINE AND DECORATIVE ART AUCTION JULY 31, 2021, NEW YORK

AN ART DECO-STYLE DIAMOND PIERRE BONNARD (FRENCH 1867-1947), AND SAPPHIRE BRACELET, 20TH CENTURY, Double-sided nude, diameter 6cm, weight 32.24 g pencil on tracing paper, 21 x 13cm Est: $5,000-$7,000 $3,000-5,000.

A ROYAL WORCESTER PORCELAIN LYRE JOHN BUTLER YEATS (IRISH 1839-1922), JACK BUTLER YEATS (IRISH 1871-1957), EUGENE JOSEPH VERBOECKHOVEN, MANTEL CLOCK, CIRCA 1891, Beach in Colorado, Evening, (BELGIAN 1798-1881), overall height 41cm Pencil and watercolor on paper, hand-colored Cuala Press print, Sheep, Est: $1,000-$1,250 9 x 13cm 20 x 30cm 20 x 30cm Est: $2,000-$3,000 Est: $300-$500 Est: $1,500-$2,000

ANNA GUNTNER (POLISH 1933-2013), EUGENE ISABEY (FRENCH 1803-1886), DAVID BURLIUK (RUSSIAN 1882-1967), OTAR CHKHARTISHVILI Meeting with the Fiancee, 1962, Beached Ship, The Night Cafe Place Lamartine Arles, 1950 (GEORGIAN 1938-2006), oil on canvas, 88 x 68cm 24 x 32cm oil on canvas, Cat, 1988, Est: $20,000-$30,000 Est: $2,000-$4,000 37 x 41cm oil on canvas, 50 x 40cm Est: $7,000-$9,000 Est: $3,000-5,000.

Manouchehr Motabar (IRANIAN B. 1936).), A RUSSIAN ICON OF THE PROTECTION A RUSSIAN ICON OF ST. NICHOLAS THE ATTRIBUTED TO THEODORE ROUSSEAU (FRENCH 1812-1867), Moonlight, [POKROV] OF THE VIRGIN, WONDERWORKER, NORTHERN SCHOOL, The Fontainebleau Forest, oil on canvas, 91.4 x 60.86cm, PSKOV SCHOOL, 17TH CENTURY, 17TH CENTURY, oil on panel signed and dated 1977 lower left 28 x 24cm 31 x 25.7cm Est: $3,000-$5,000 Est.: $5,000-7,000 Est: $3,000-$4,000 Est: $2,000-$3,000

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Automobilia, Vinyl Records, Musical Ceramics, Glass, Paintings, Furniture, Augusta House, 19 Augusta Street, CHISWICK AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)1865 241358 Instruments, Books & Stamps, 10.00 Books & Sporting, 11.00 Birmingham, West Midlands, B18 6JA. 4 4 1 Colville Road, London, W3 8BL. Pictures, 11.00 stroudauctions.co.uk anthemionauction.com Tel: +44 (0)1212 122131 Tel: +44 (0)20 8992 4442 mallams.co.uk 4 Jewellery, 09.00 UNIVERSAL PHILATELIC AUCTIONS ASHLEY WALLER AUCTIONS A: Designer Handbags & Fashion, 4 12.00 fellows.co.uk MELLORS & KIRK 4 The Old Coal Yard, West End, Four Oaks, Farm Lane, Lower B: Autographs & Memorabilia, 14.00 The Auction House, Gregory Street, Northleach, Gloucestershire, Withington, Cheshire, SK11 9DU. chiswickauctions.co.uk 4 FORUM AUCTIONS Nottingham, NG7 2NL. GL54 3HE. Tel: +44 (0)1477 571001 220 Queenstown Road, Tel: +44 (0)1159 790000 Tel: +44 (0)1451 861111 Antiques, Furniture, Vintage & CHRISTIE’S London, SW8 4LP. 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Sussex, PO18 0PS. Tel: +44 (0)20 7447 7447 THURSDAY Tel: +44 (0)20 7839 9060 MITCHELLS ANTIQUES & FINE ART STROUD AUCTIONS HUMBERT & ELLIS Goodwood Festival of Speed, 11.00 JULY 8 A: The Exceptional Sale, 17.00 Unit J, Bath Road Trading Estate, 10 Foundry Place, Old Tiffield Road, 47 Station Road, Cockermouth, bonhams.com 4 B: Old Masters, 19.00 Towcester, Northamptonshire, Cumbria, CA13 9PZ. Bath Road, Stroud, Gloucestershire, christies.com ADAM PARTRIDGE NN12 6FP. Tel: +44 (0)1900 827800 GL5 3QF. BURSTOW & HEWETT 18 Jordan Street, Liverpool, L1 0BP. Tel: +44 (0)1327 359595 Tel: +44 (0)1453 873800 Abbey Auction Gallery, Lower Lake, DUGGLEBY STEPHENSON Interiors, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1517 098070 Jewellery & Antiques, 10.30 4 Automobilia, Vinyl Records, Musical Battle, East Sussex, TN33 0AT. York Auction Centre, Murton Lane, mitchellsantiques.co.uk Comics, Memorabilia, Wines, Spirits, 4 Instruments, Books & Stamps, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1424 772374 Murton, York, YO19 5GF. humbertellis.com Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 stroudauctions.co.uk 4 A: Fine Art, 10.00 4 Tel: +44 (0)1904 393300 MORGAN EVANS & CO theliverpoolsaleroom.co.uk JAMES BECK AUCTIONS B: Mid-Century & Modern Interiors, A: Jewellery, Watches & Silver, 11.00 The Saleroom, Lon Groes, Gaerwen, 12.30 B: Antiques, Fine Art & Collectables, Cornhall, Cattle Market Street, SWAN FINE ART AUCTIONS AMERSHAM AUCTION ROOMS Isle of Anglesey, LL60 6DF. burstowandhewett.co.uk 4 13.00 Fakenham, Norfolk, NR21 9AW. The Swan, High Street, Tetsworth, Station Road, Amersham-on-the-Hill, 4 Tel: +44 (0)1328 851557 Tel: +44 (0)1248 421582 Oxfordshire, OX9 7AB. dugglebystephenson.com CHARTERHOUSE AUCTIONEERS Buckinghamshire, HP7 0AH. Furniture, Art & Collectables, 11.00 Antiques & General, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1844 281777 Tel: +44 (0)1494 729292 The Long Street Salerooms, Long EWBANK’S jamesbeckauctions.co.uk morganevans.com Antiques & Interiors, 12.00 Victorian & Later Furnishings & Street, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 3BS. The Burnt Common Auction Rooms, theswan.co.uk 4 Desirable Objects, 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)1935 812277 London Road, Woking, Surrey, amershamauctionrooms.co.uk 4 Antiques & Interiors, 10.00 GU23 7LN. THOMAS R. CALLAN charterhouse-auction.com 4 Tel: +44 (0)1483 223101 ANDERSON & GARLAND 22 Smith Street, Ayr, Ayrshire, A: Toys & Models, 09.30 Anderson House, Crispin Court, KA7 1TF. CHAUCER AUCTIONS B: James Bond 007 Memorabilia, Newbiggin Lane, Newcastle-upon- Tel: +44 (0)1292 267681 Webster House, 24 Jesmond Street, 12.00 Folkestone, Kent, CT19 5QW. Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE5 1BF. Interiors, 10.00 ewbankauctions.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)8451 304094 Tel: +44 (0)1914 303000 trcallan.com 4 Sports Autographs, 10.00 Music, 10.00 FEATONBY’S AUCTIONEERS chaucercollectables.co.uk 4 andersonandgarland.com 4 50/50A Bedford Street, North THOMSON RODDICK AUCTIONEERS Shields, Tyne & Wear, NE29 0AT. The Auction Centre, 118 Carnethie CHISWICK AUCTIONS ASHLEY WALLER AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)1912 522601 Street, Edinburgh, EH24 9AL. 1 Colville Road, London, W3 8BL. Four Oaks, Farm Lane, Lower Jewellery, Stamps, Memorabilia, Tel: +44 (0)131 440 2448 Tel: +44 (0)20 8992 4442 Withington, Cheshire, SK11 9DU. Coins & Collectables, 10.00 Home Furnishings & Interiors, 10.00 A: Cyril & Shirley Fry: A Life in Art, Tel: +44 (0)1477 571001 featonbys.co.uk 4 thomsonroddick.com 4 11.00 Antiques, Furniture, Vintage & B: Reginald Hallward: An Artists Life, Collectables, 10.00 FELLOWS TURNER & SONS 14.00 ashleywaller.co.uk 4 4 Augusta House, 19 Augusta Street, Century Salerooms, 28-36 Roscoe chiswickauctions.co.uk Birmingham, West Midlands, B18 6JA. Street, Liverpool, L1 9DW. BID FOR WINE Tel: +44 (0)1212 122131 Tel: +44 (0)1517 094005 CHRISTIE’S 220 Queenstown Road, 8 King Street, London, SW1Y 6QT. A: Jewellery, 09.00 Antiques, Collectables & General London, SW8 4LP. B: Pawnbrokers’ Jewellery & Watches, Tel: +44 (0)20 7839 9060 Household, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)20 3870 8900 11.00 B.J. Eastwood Collection of Sporting turnersauctions.co Wines, 10.00 fellows.co.uk 4 & Irish Pictures, 13.00 bidforwine.co.uk christies.com FORUM AUCTIONS TW GAZE BONHAMS 220 Queenstown Road, Diss Auction Rooms, Roydon Road, CRUSO & WILKIN 101 New Bond Street, Snettisham Auction Centre, London, SW8 4LP. KINGHAMS NORTHGATE AUCTION ROOMS Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4LN. London, W1S 1SR. Tel: +44 (0)1379 650306 32 Common Road, King’s Lynn, Tel: +44 (0)20 7871 2640 10-12 Cotswold Business Village, 17 Northgate, Newark, Tel: +44 (0)20 7447 7447 Books, Manuscripts & Works on Motoring, 14.00 Norfolk, PE31 7PF. London Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, Fine & Rare Wines, 10.30 Paper, 12.00 Nottinghamshire, NG24 1EX. twgaze.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1485 542656 4 bonhams.com forumauctions.co.uk 4 Gloucestershire, GL56 0JQ. Tel: +44 (0)1636 605905 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 crusowilkin.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1386 244224 Victorian, Edwardian & Trade Furniture W&H PEACOCK BRIGHTWELLS GERRARDS AUCTION ROOMS 20th Century Sculpture, 13.00 & Miscellaneous Effects, 11.00 75 New Street, St. Neots, DUGGLEBY STEPHENSON Easters Court, Leominster, St Georges Road, Lytham St Annes, kinghamsauctioneers.com 4 northgateauctionroomsnewark.co.uk 4 Cambridgeshire, PE19 1AJ. York Auction Centre, Murton Lane, Herefordshire, HR6 0DE. Lancashire, FY8 2AE. Tel: +44 (0)1480 474550 Murton, York, YO19 5GF. Tel: +44 (0)1568 611122 Tel: +44 (0)1253 725476 KNIGHTS SPORTING AUCTIONS Wines, Spirits & Whiskies, 10.00 PARKER FINE ART AUCTIONS Furniture & General Effects, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1904 393300 Fine Art, Antiques, Jewellery, Gold & Premier Inn, Leicester Fosse Park, 4 brightwells.com 4 peacockauction.co.uk Furniture, Clocks & Interiors, 11.00 Silver, Porcelain & Collectables, 10.00 Hawthorn House, East Street, 4 4 Braunstone Lane East, Leicester, dugglebystephenson.com gerrardsauctionrooms.com Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7SX. BURSTOW & HEWETT LE3 2FW. WHITTON & LAING Abbey Auction Gallery, Lower Lake, Tel: +44 (0)1263 768488 Tel: +44 (0)1252 203020 32 Okehampton Street, Exeter, Devon, DURRANTS GOLDING YOUNG & MAWER The Old School House, Peddars Lane, Battle, East Sussex, TN33 0AT. Sporting Memorabilia, 10.30 Fine Paintings & Frames, 11.00 EX4 1DY. Spalding Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire, Beccles, Suffolk, NR34 9UE. Tel: +44 (0)1424 772374 4 parkerfineartauctions.com 4 Tel: +44 (0)1392 252621 PE10 9LE. knights.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1502 713490 Antiques, Furniture, Watches, Jewellery & Silver, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1778 422686 Silver & Jewellery, 10.00 Jewellery & Silver, 09.00 4 Antique & Modern, 10.00 LAGANSIDE AUCTIONS POTTERIES AUCTIONS whittonandlaingauctioneers.co.uk durrantsauctions.com 4 burstowandhewett.co.uk 4 goldingyoung.com 4 58-60 Donegall Pass, Belfast, Unit 4A, Silverdale Enterprise Park, WHITTONS AUCTIONS BT7 1BU. Silverdale, Newcastle-under-Lyme, ELITE AUCTIONS BUSBY GREAT WESTERN AUCTIONS The Fine Art Auction Rooms, Dowell Tel: +44 (0)2890 466304 Unit 3A Silcoates Depot, Silcoates Bridport Salerooms, The Old Hemp 1291 Dumbarton Road, Glasgow, Staffordshire, ST5 6SS. Street, Honiton, Devon, EX14 1LX. Street, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, Antiques & Mid Century Interiors, Store, North Mills, Bridport, Dorset, G14 9UY. Tel: +44 (0)1782 638100 Tel: +44 (0)1404 517000 WF2 0DX. DT6 3BE. 18.00 Tel: +44 (0)1419 541500 Antiques, British Pottery, Collectables Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables, Tel: +44 (0)1924 366400 Tel: +44 (0)1308 420100 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 lagansideauctions.co.uk Militaria, 11.00 4 & Furniture, 10.00 10.30 Antiques, Interiors & General, 10.00 greatwesternauctions.com 4 eliteauctions.org 4 4 whittonsauctions.co.uk busby.co.uk LOCKE & ENGLAND potteriesauctions.com GREENSLADE TAYLOR HUNT 12 Guy Street, Leamington Spa, ELLIOTTS UK AUCTIONEERS C & T AUCTIONEERS The Octagon Salerooms, East Reach, WILSON 55 Warwickshire, CV32 4RT. ROMA NUMISMATICS Unit 2/A, Stone Lane Industrial Estate, The Spa Hotel, Mount Ephraim, Royal Taunton, Somerset, TA1 3HL. Victoria Gallery, Market Street, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21 1HB. Tel: +44 (0)1926 889100 20 Fitzroy Square, London, W1T 6EJ. Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN4 8XJ. Tel: +44 (0)1823 332525 Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 5DG. Tel: +44 (0)1202 848454 Tel: +44 (0)20 7121 6518 Tel: +44 (0)1233 510050 Antiques, 20th Century Design & Antiques, Furniture, Household, Tel: +44 (0)1270 623878 Antiques, Collectables & Musical Arms & Militaria, 10.30 Decorative Arts, 10.00 Jewellery, Garden & Tools, 10.30 Coins, 10.00 Fine & Classic Interiors, 11.00 Memorabilia, 10.00 candtauctions.co.uk 4 gth.net 4 leauction.co.uk 4 romanumismatics.com wilson55.com 4 elliottsuk.co.uk 4

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GERRARDS AUCTION ROOMS SIDCUP AUCTION ROOMS BROWNS LAIDLAW AUCTIONEERS SATURDAY AUCTIONS LOTS ROAD St Georges Road, Lytham St Annes, 14 Church Road, Sidcup, Kent, 36 High Street, Jedburgh, Escott Business Park, Rome Street, Unit 8, Blackminster Business Park, 71 Lots Road, London, SW10 0RN. Lancashire, FY8 2AE. DA14 6BX. Roxburghshire, TD8 6AG. Carlisle, Cumbria, CA2 5LE. Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 7RE. Tel: +44 (0)20 7376 6800 Tel: +44 (0)1253 725476 Tel: +44 (0)20 8302 4565 Tel: +44 (0)1835 863445 Tel: +44 (0)1228 904905 Tel: +44 (0)1386 300733 Furniture, Paintings, Works of Art, Fine Art, Antiques, Jewellery, Gold & Antiques & Collectables, 11.00 Antiques, Fine Art & Jewellery, 10.00 Collectables, Antiques, Interiors & Antiques, Vintage, Mid-Century, Carpets & Rugs, 12.00 4 Silver, Porcelain & Collectables, 10.00 sidcupauctions.co.uk brownsasr.co.uk General, 10.00 Collectables & Household, 10.00 lotsroad.com 4 gerrardsauctionrooms.com 4 laidlawauctioneers.co.uk 4 saturdayauction.co.uk SMITHS CARDIFF CITY AUCTIONS NORTH WALES AUCTIONS KINGHAMS The Old Chapel, Culver Street, Unit 7, Clydesmuir Industrial Estate, LITTLETON AUCTIONS SEMLEY AUCTIONEERS Former BT Building, Rear of 82 Marsh 10-12 Cotswold Business Village, Newent, Gloucestershire, GL18 1DB. Clydesmuir Road, Tremorfa, Cardiff, School Lane, Middle Littleton, Station Road, Semley, Shaftesbury, Road, Rhyl, LL18 2AE. Tel: +44 (0)1531 821776 London Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, CF24 2QS. Evesham, Worcestershire, WR11 8LN. Dorset, SP7 9AN. Tel: +44 (0)1745 343363 Antiques, Coins, Banknotes & 20th Tel: +44 (0)29 2046 5377 Gloucestershire, GL56 0JQ. Tel: +44 (0)1386 244379 Tel: +44 (0)1747 855122 Antiques, Collectables & General, Century Design, 10.00 Household, Garage & Garden, 13.00 Tel: +44 (0)1386 244224 Antiques, Furniture, Jewellery & Stamps, Pictures, Books, Asian Art, 10.00 smithsnewentauctions.co.uk 4 cardiffcityauctions.com northwalesauctions.co.uk Fine & Decorative Art, 10.00 Collectables, 10.00 Antiques & Furniture, 10.30 4 4 kinghamsauctioneers.com littletonauctions.com semleyauctioneers.com 4 SPORTINGOLD CLARKE’S AUCTIONS SILVERWOODS KLM AUCTIONEERS Kings Hotel, Oxford Road, Units 1 & 2, Kingsettle Business Park, LOCKDALES Ribblesdale Centre, Lincoln Way, Stokenchurch, Buckinghamshire, SIDCUP AUCTION ROOMS Unit 22, Moderna Business Park, Station Road, Semley, Shaftesbury, 52 Barrack Square, Martlesham Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 1QD. HP14 3TA. 14 Church Road, Sidcup, Kent, Moderna Way, Mytholmroyd, West Wiltshire, SP7 9BU. Heath, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP5 3RF. Tel: +44 (0)1200 423322 Tel: +44 (0)1494 565921 DA14 6BX. Yorkshire, HX7 5QQ. Tel: +44 (0)1747 855109 Tel: +44 (0)1473 627110 Antiques & Memorabilia, 10.00 Sporting Memorabilia, 09.00 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)20 8302 4565 4 Tel: +44 (0)7775 943057 Coins & Collectables, 10.00 silverwoods.co.uk sportingold.co.uk 4 clarkesauctions.co.uk 4 Antiques & Collectables, 11.00 Antiques, Collectables & Household, lockdales.com 4 10.00 sidcupauctions.co.uk SUTTON HILL FARM COUNTRY COTTEES klmauctioneers.com MATHEWSONS CAR AUCTIONS MONDAY AUCTIONS Mannings Heath Road, Poole, STROUD AUCTIONS JULY 12 Roxby Garage, Pickering Road, Coventry Road, Broughton Astley, Dorset, BH12 4NQ. Unit J, Bath Road Trading Estate, KNIGHTS SPORTING AUCTIONS Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7LH. Leicester, LE9 6QD. Tel: +44 (0)1202 723177 Bath Road, Stroud, Gloucestershire, Premier Inn, Leicester Fosse Park, Tel: +44 (0)1751 474455 BANK HALL AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)1162 436922 Toys & Model Railways, 10.00 GL5 3QF. Braunstone Lane East, Leicester, Classic Vehicles, 09.00 Bank Hall Works, off Colne Road, Antiques, Fine Art, Collectables & cottees.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1453 873800 LE3 2FW. mathewsons.co.uk 4 Burnley, Lancashire, BB10 3AT. Jewellery, 10.00 Automobilia, Vinyl Records, Musical Tel: +44 (0)1263 768488 4 Tel: +44 (0)1282 435435 suttonhillfarmcountryauctions.com DAVID HANCOCK & CO. Instruments, Books & Stamps, 10.00 Sporting Memorabilia, 10.30 MENDIP AUCTION ROOMS Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 4 Brailes Village Hall, Castle Hill Lane, 4 knights.co.uk stroudauctions.co.uk bank-hall-auctions.co.uk SWAN FINE ART AUCTIONS Upper Brailes, Stratford-on-Avon, Rookery Farm, Roemead Road, The Swan, High Street, Tetsworth, Binegar, Somerset, BA3 4UL. LAIDLAW AUCTIONEERS OX15 5AS. SUTTON HILL FARM COUNTRY Oxfordshire, OX9 7AB. Tel: +44 (0)1749 840770 BOLTON AUCTION ROOMS Escott Business Park, Rome Street, Tel: +44 (0)1608 650428 AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)1844 281777 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Breightmet Drive, Bolton, Greater Carlisle, Cumbria, CA2 5LE. Antiques & Collectables, 11.00 Coventry Road, Broughton Astley, Antiques & Interiors, 12.00 mendipauctionrooms.co.uk 4 Manchester, BL2 6EE. Tel: +44 (0)1228 904905 davidhancock-co.co.uk theswan.co.uk 4 Leicester, LE9 6QD. Tel: +44 (0)1204 775121 Collectables, Antiques, Interiors & Tel: +44 (0)1162 436922 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 GORDON DAY OTTERY AUCTION ROOMS General, 10.00 Antiques, Fine Art, Collectables & boltonauction.co.uk 4 TENNANTS Bowens Yard, Park Corner, Knockholt, Escot Village Hall, Gosford Lane, laidlawauctioneers.co.uk 4 Jewellery, 10.00 The Auction Centre, Harmby Road, Kent, TN14 7JE. Ottery St Mary, Devon, EX11 1NA. suttonhillfarmcountryauctions.com 4 Leyburn, North Yorkshire, DL8 5SG. Tel: +44 (0)1959 533263 Tel: +44 (0)1404 811800 CAPES DUNN LOCKDALES Tel: +44 (0)1969 623780 Antique Furniture & Effects, 10.30 Estate Contents, 10.00 The Auction Galleries, 40 Station 52 Barrack Square, Martlesham Antiques & Interiors, 09.30 gordondayauctions.com otteryauctionrooms.co.uk 4 W&H PEACOCK Road, Heaton Mersey, Cheshire, Heath, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP5 3RF. tennants.co.uk 4 Eastcotts Park, Wallis Way, Bedford, SK4 3QT. Tel: +44 (0)1473 627110 HANSONS P.F. WINDIBANK AUCTIONEERS MK42 0PE. Tel: +44 (0)1614 321911 Coins & Collectables, 10.00 THOMPSON’S AUCTIONEERS Country House Auction Showroom, The Dorking Halls, Reigate Road, Tel: +44 (0)1234 266366 Interiors, Vintage & Modern Furniture, lockdales.com 4 The Dales Saleroom, Levens Hall Park, Bishton Hall, Wolseley Bridge, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1SG. Furniture & Effects, 10.30 11.00 4 Lund Lane, Killinghall, Harrogate, Staffordshire, ST17 0XN. Tel: +44 (0)1306 884556 / 876280 peacockauction.co.uk 4 capesdunn.com MATHEWSONS CAR AUCTIONS North Yorkshire, HG3 2BG. Tel: +44 (0)1889 882397 Antiques & General, 10.00 Roxby Garage, Pickering Road, Tel: +44 (0)1423 709086 Toys, 10.30 windibank.co.uk YOUNGS AUCTION CHURCHILL AUCTIONS Pickering, North Yorkshire, YO18 7LH. Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 4 10 Riverside Business Park, Dogflud Ambassador House, Hadden Hill, Long Tel: +44 (0)1751 474455 thompsonsauctioneers.com POTTERIES AUCTIONS Way, Farnham, Surrey, GU1 2QF. Wittenham Road, Didcot, Oxfordshire, Classic Vehicles, 18.00 HARRISONS AUCTION CENTRE Unit 4A, Silverdale Enterprise Park, Tel: +44 (0)1252 716082 OX11 9BJ. mathewsons.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1235 812287 TRING MARKET AUCTIONS 197 Nene Terrace Road, Crowland, Silverdale, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Coins, Militaria, Antiques & Contents Antiques & Fine Art, 10.00 Brook Street, Tring, Hertfordshire, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, Staffordshire, ST5 6SS. of a Lighting Restorers Workshop MCTEAR’S HP23 5EF. churchillauctions.co.uk PE6 0LD. Tel: +44 (0)1782 638100 youngsauctions.co.uk 4 Meiklewood Gate, 31 Meiklewood Tel: +44 (0)1442 826446 Tel: +44 (0)1733 211789 Antiques, British Pottery, Collectables Road, Glasgow, G51 4EU. Fine Art, 10.00 FELLOWS Vintage, Antiques, Interiors & Retro, & Furniture, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)141 8102880 tringmarketauctions.co.uk 4 Augusta House, 19 Augusta Street, 10.00 potteriesauctions.com 4 SUNDAY Antiques & Interiors, 09.30 harrisonsauctions.co.uk JULY 11 Birmingham, West Midlands, B18 6JA. mctears.co.uk 4 TW GAZE Tel: +44 (0)1212 122131 PRIORY AUCTIONS Diss Auction Rooms, Roydon Road, Watches, 09.00 HORNERS Rangeworthy Village Hall, Wotton MELLORS & KIRK Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4LN. CARDIFF CITY AUCTIONS fellows.co.uk 4 Acle Auction Gallery, Old Norwich Road, Bristol, BS37 7LZ. The Auction House, Gregory Street, Tel: +44 (0)1379 650306 Unit 7, Clydesmuir Industrial Estate, Road, Acle, Norfolk, NR13 3BY. Tel: +44 (0)7517 123909 Nottingham, NG7 2NL. Antiques & Interiors, 10.00 Clydesmuir Road, Tremorfa, Cardiff, GORRINGE’S Tel: +44 (0)1493 750225 Antiques, Collectables & General Tel: +44 (0)1159 790000 twgaze.co.uk 4 CF24 2QS. 15 North Street, Lewes, East Sussex, Private Collection of Vintage Effects, 10.00 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Ophthalmic Collector’s pieces, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)29 2046 5377 BN7 2PD. 4 prioryauctions.co.uk mellorsandkirk.com WHITTON & LAING horners.co.uk 4 General, Antiques & Collectables, Tel: +44 (0)1273 472503 32 Okehampton Street, Exeter, Devon, 13.00 Antiques & Fine Art, 09.30 PUMP HOUSE AUCTIONS 4 MEWS AUCTION ROOMS EX4 1DY. JONES & LLEWELYN cardiffcityauctions.com gorringes.co.uk Soberton Pumping Station, Wickham Unit 7, Stenders Business Park, Tel: +44 (0)1392 252621 Unit B, Beechwood Trading Estate, Road, Swanmore, Hampshire, The Stenders, Mitcheldean, Stamps, Watches, Coins & Pictures, Llandeilo, Carmanthenshire, HARROGATE AUCTION CENTRE HALFWAY AUCTIONS 10.00 SO32 2QF. Gloucestershire, GL17 0JE. SA19 7HR. 15 Hammerain House, Beech Avenue, 107-108 Dockfield Road, Shipley, whittonandlaingauctioneers.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1329 836659 Tel: +44 (0)1594 544769 Tel: +44 (0)1558 823430 Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG2 8ER. West Yorkshire, BD17 7AR. Antiques, Collectables & General, Silver, Jewellery, Collectables & Antiques, Collectables & General, Tel: +44 (0)1423 872202 Tel: +44 (0)1274 592001 18.00 Antiques, 10.00 Antiques & Collectables, 17.30 10.00 4 Antiques & General, 10.30 mewsauctions.co.uk SATURDAY jonesandllewelyn.com pumphouseauctions.co.uk halfway-auctions.com JULY 10 harrogateauctioncentre.co.uk POTTERIES AUCTIONS RAILTONS HANNAM’S AUCTIONEERS KINGHAMS KNIGHTS SPORTING AUCTIONS Unit 4A, Silverdale Enterprise Park, 10-12 Cotswold Business Village, The Northern Auction Centre, 5 South The Old Dairy, Norton Farm, Selborne, ADG AUCTIONS Premier Inn, Leicester Fosse Park, Silverdale, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Eric Tolhurst Centre, 1-3 Quay Road, London Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, Road, Wooler, Northumberland, Hampshire, GU34 3NB. Braunstone Lane East, Leicester, Staffordshire, ST5 6SS. Blyth, Northumberland, NE24 2AS. Gloucestershire, GL56 0JQ. NE71 6SN. Tel: +44 (0)1420 511788 LE3 2FW. Tel: +44 (0)1782 638100 Tel: +44 (0)1670 365552 Tel: +44 (0)1386 244224 Tel: +44 (0)1668 283000 Fine Art, Antiques & Asian Art Tel: +44 (0)1263 768488 Antiques, British Pottery, Collectables Collectables & Household, 09.30 Fine & Decorative Art, 10.00 Interiors, Antiques & Collectables, hannamsauctioneers.com 4 & Furniture, 10.00 adgauctions.co.uk kinghamsauctioneers.com 4 09.00 Sporting Memorabilia, 10.30 4 potteriesauctions.com 4 jimrailton.com 4 knights.co.uk KEYS FINE ART AUCTIONEERS ARTHUR JOHNSON & SONS KNIGHTS SPORTING AUCTIONS Aylsham Salerooms, off Palmers RYEDALE AUCTIONEERS The Nottingham Auction Centre, Premier Inn, Leicester Fosse Park, RAMSAY CORNISH LOCKDALES Lane, Aylsham, Norwich, Norfolk, Cooks Yard, New Road, Meadow Lane, Nottingham, NG2 3GY. Braunstone Lane East, Leicester, 15-17 Jane Street, Edinburgh, 52 Barrack Square, Martlesham NR11 6JA. Kirkbymoorside, York, YO62 6DZ. Tel: +44 (0)1159 869128 LE3 2FW. EH6 5HE. Heath, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP5 3RF. Tel: +44 (0)1263 733195 Tel: +44 (0)1751 431544 Interiors, Antiques & Collectables, Tel: +44 (0)1263 768488 Tel: +44 (0)131 553 7000 Tel: +44 (0)1473 627110 Antiques, Furniture, Collectables & Home & Interiors, 10.00 09.30 Sporting Memorabilia, 10.30 Household & Interiors, 11.00 Coins & Collectables, 10.00 Interiors, 10.30 ryedaleauctioneers.com 4 arthurjohnson.co.uk 4 knights.co.uk 4 ramsaycornish.com 4 lockdales.com 4 keysauctions.co.uk 4

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NL AUCTION ROOMS ALTONA AUCTIONS HOUSE & SON SPECIAL AUCTION SERVICES WEDNESDAY BYRNE’S Lodge House, 9-17 Lodge Lane, 27 Princes Street, Dromore, Down, 11-14 Lansdowne House, Christchurch Plenty Close, off Hambridge Lane, JULY 14 Pullman House, The Sidings, London, N12 8JH. BT25 1AY. Road, Bournemouth, Dorset, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 5RL. Boundary Lane, Chester, Cheshire, Tel: +44 (0)20 8445 9000 Tel: +44 (0)2892 604300 BH1 3JW. Tel: +44 (0)1635 580595 CH4 8RD. Antiques, 14.00 Jewellery, Antiques, Collectables, Tel: +44 (0)1202 298044 A & C AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)1244 681311 4 Maritime & Aviation Kits, 10.00 nl-auctionrooms.com Furniture, Porcelain, Silver, Jewellery, G5 Holker Business Centre, Burnley Collectables & General, 10.00 Furniture & Retro, 18.00 specialauctionservices.com 4 4 Glass & Objets d’Art, 09.30 Road, Colne, Lancashire, BB8 8EG. byrnesauctioneers.co.uk altonaauctions.info 4 OLIVER USHER AUCTIONS houseandson.com Tel: +44 (0)1282 863319 SPICERS AUCTIONEERS John Street, Kells, Co. Meath. Antiques, Collectables, Jewellery, CHAUCER AUCTIONS Tel: +353 (0)46 924 1097 BEARNES HAMPTON & LITTLEWOOD The Saleroom, Dutch River Side, Old Webster House, 24 Jesmond Street, HRD AUCTION ROOMS Ceramics & Paintings, 10.00 Antiques, Collectables & Fine Art, St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton The Auction Rooms, Quay Lane, Goole, East Yorkshire, DN14 5TB. Folkestone, Kent, CT19 5QW. aandcauctionsofpendle.com 4 11.00 Street, Exeter, Devon, EX4 1DU. Sandown, Isle of Wight, PO36 0AT. Tel: +44 (0)1377 593593 Tel: +44 (0)8451 304094 usherauctions.com Tel: +44 (0)1392 413100 Tel: +44 (0)1983 402222 Autographs, 18.00 Classical Cars, Motorcycles & ADAM PARTRIDGE Fine Art, 10.00 Antiques, Collectables & Vintage, chaucercollectables.co.uk 4 Automobilia, 11.00 The Cheshire Saleroom, Withyfold PAUL BEIGHTON AUCTIONEERS bhandl.co.uk 4 09.30 spicersauctioneers.com 4 16-18 Woodhouse Green, Thurcroft, hrdauctionrooms.co.uk 4 Drive, Macclesfield, Cheshire, CHRISTIE’S SK10 2BD. Rotherham, South Yorkshire, BISHOP & MILLER 8 King Street, London, SW1Y 6QT. STANLEY GIBBONS Tel: +44 (0)1625 431788 S66 9AQ. Unit 19B, Charles Industrial Estate, KINGSLEY AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)20 7839 9060 Tel: +44 (0)1709 700005 399 The Strand, London, WC2R 0LX. Boutique, Silver, Jewellery, Watches & Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 5AH. 112-118 Market Street, Hoylake, Books & Manuscripts, 10.30 Antiques, Collectables, Jewellery & Wirral, Merseyside, CH47 3BG. Tel: +44 (0)20 7836 8444 Interiors, 10.00 christies.com Tel: +44 (0)1449 673088 Decorative Art, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1516 325821 adampartridge.co.uk 4 Clocks, 13.00 Stamps & World Postal History, 10.00 pbauctioneers.co.uk 4 Antiques & Collectables, 11.00 4 CUTTLESTONES bishopandmillerauctions.co.uk 4 auctions.stanleygibbons.com kingsleyauctions.blogspot.co.uk ALTONA AUCTIONS Penkridge Auction Rooms, Pinfold PEMBRIDGE AUCTIONS 27 Princes Street, Dromore, Down, Lane, Penkridge, Staffordshire, BLOOMFIELD AUCTIONS SUNBURY AUCTIONS The Village Hall, Bearwood Lane, MORTON & EDEN BT25 1AY. ST19 5AP. Unit 22, Owen O’Cork Mill, 288 Kempton Cricket Club, Kempton Pembridge, Herefordshire, HR6 9EA. Sotheby’s, The Aeolian Hall, 34-35 Tel: +44 (0)2892 604300 Tel: +44 (0)1785 714905 Avenue, Sunbury, TW16 5NG. Tel: +44 (0)7584 036874 / Beersbridge Road, Belfast, BT5 5DX. New Bond Street, London, W1A 2AA. Jewellery, Antiques, Collectables, Antiques & Interiors, 10.00 +44 (0)7973 278282 Tel: +44 (0)7771 546676 4 Tel: +44 (0)28 9045 6404 Tel: +44 (0)20 7493 5344 Furniture & Retro, 18.00 cuttlestones.co.uk Antiques, Jewellery, Furniture & Bric- Medals, Orders & Decorations, 10.00 Antiques & Collectables, 18.00 Antiques, Interiors, Collectables, altonaauctions.info a-brac, 15.30 Jewellery, Sporting & General, 18.00 mortonandeden.com sunburyauction.co.uk DENHAMS pembridgeauction.com 4 Horsham Auction Galleries, Dorking bloomfieldauctions.co.uk ANDERSON & GARLAND PHILLIPS SWAN FINE ART AUCTIONS Road, Warnham, West Sussex, PUMP HOUSE AUCTIONS Anderson House, Crispin Court, BRETTELLS 30 Berkeley Square, London, The Swan, High Street, Tetsworth, RH12 3RZ. Soberton Pumping Station, Wickham W1J 6EX. Newbiggin Lane, Newcastle-upon- Tel: +44 (0)1403 255699 / 253837 Auction Rooms, rear of 58 High Street, Oxfordshire, OX9 7AB. Road, Swanmore, Hampshire, Tel: +44 (0)20 7318 4010 Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE5 1BF. Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables, Newport, Shropshire, TF10 7AQ. SO32 2QF. New Now, 14.00 Tel: +44 (0)1844 281777 Tel: +44 (0)1914 303000 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1329 836659 Tel: +44 (0)1952 815925 phillips.com Pictures, Drawings & Prints, 12.00 Comics, 10.00 denhams.com 4 General Household & Interiors, 09.30 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 theswan.co.uk 4 andersonandgarland.com 4 4 4 pumphouseauctions.co.uk brettells.com PLAKAS AUCTIONS DREWEATTS 1759 61 Bridge Street, Kington, SWORDERS BAMFORDS Donnington Priory Salerooms, Oxford RICHARD WINTERTON CAPES DUNN Herefordshire, HR5 2DJ. Cambridge Road, Stansted Peak Village Shopping Centre, Road, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 2JE. The Lichfield Auction Centre, Wood The Auction Galleries, 40 Station Tel: +44 (0)7865 219634 Mountfitchet, Essex, CM24 8GE. Chatsworth Road, Rowsley, Tel: +44 (0)1635 553553 End Lane, Fradley Park, Lichfield, Road, Heaton Mersey, Cheshire, Ceramics, Asian Art, Jewellery & Derbyshire, DE4 2JE. Wines & Spirits, 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)1279 817778 4 Staffordshire, WS13 8NF. SK4 3QT. Collectables, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1629 730920 dreweatts.com Tel: +44 (0)1543 251081 plakasauctions.com 4 Design, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1614 321911 4 Interiors & Collectables, 10.30 Antiques & Home, 09.30 sworder.co.uk 4 ELGIN AUCTION CENTRE 4 Northern Art, 11.00 bamfords-auctions.co.uk richardwinterton.co.uk POTBURYS New Elgin Road, Elgin, Morayshire, capesdunn.com 4 Auction Room, Temple Street, THOMAS N. MILLER IV30 3BE. BARRY HAWKINS SCARVA AUCTIONS Sidmouth, Devon, EX10 9BN. Algernon Road, Byker, Newcastle- Tel: +44 (0)1343 547047 CHALKWELL AUCTIONS The Auction Rooms, 15 Lynn Road, 10 Old Mill Road, Scarva, Craigavon, Tel: +44 (0)1395 517300 upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE6 2UN. Antique Furniture, Whisky & BT63 6NL. 2 Baron Court, Chandlers Way, Downham Market, Norfolk, PE38 9NL. General & Collectables, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1912 658080 Collectables, 09.30 Tel: +44 (0)2838 830883 Southend-on-Sea, Essex, SS2 5SE. potburysauctions.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1366 387180 anmarts.co.uk 4 Antiques, Collectables & Furniture, Antiques, Collectables & General, Tel: +44 (0)1702 613260 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 10.00 4 18.00 Contemporary Art, 18.00 PRO AUCTION barryhawkins.co.uk ELITE AUCTIONS 4 scarvaauctions.com chalkwellauctions.co.uk 4 Unit 5, Midsomer Enterprise Park, millersauctioneers.co.uk Unit 3A Silcoates Depot, Silcoates Radstock Road, Bath, BA3 2BB. BEARNES HAMPTON & LITTLEWOOD Street, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, SOUTHGATE AUCTION ROOMS CHURCHILL AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)1761 414000 THOMSON RODDICK AUCTIONEERS St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton WF2 0DX. 55 High Street, London, N14 6LD. Ambassador House, Hadden Hill, Long Models & Toys, 10.30 The Auction Centre, Irongray Road, Street, Exeter, Devon, EX4 1DU. Tel: +44 (0)1924 366400 Tel: +44 (0)20 8886 7888 4 Wittenham Road, Didcot, Oxfordshire, proauction.ltd.uk Dumfries, DG2 0JE. Tel: +44 (0)1392 413100 Antiques & Collectables, 11.00 Antiques, Collectables & Fine Art, eliteauctions.org OX11 9BJ. Tel: +44 (0)1387 721635 Fine Art, 10.00 13.00 REEMAN DANSIE 4 4 Tel: +44 (0)1235 812287 Home Furnishings & Interiors, 10.00 bhandl.co.uk southgateauctionrooms.com 8 Wyncolls Road, Severalls Business ELMWOOD’S Antiques & Fine Art, 10.00 thomsonroddick.com 4 Park, Colchester, Essex, CO4 9HU. BOLDON AUCTION GALLERIES 101 Talbot Road, London, W11 2AT. WEST OF ENGLAND AUCTIONS churchillauctions.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1206 754754 24A Front Street, East Boldon, Tel: +44 (0)20 7096 8933 3 Warren Road, Torquay, Devon, TW GAZE Jewellery, Coins & Militaria, 09.00 Tyne & Wear, NE36 0SJ. Jewellery, 14.00 TQ2 5TQ. CURR & DEWAR reemandansie.com 4 Diss Auction Rooms, Roydon Road, elmwoods.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1915 372630 Tel: +44 (0)8000 235948 16A Tom Johnston Road, Dundee, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4LN. Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Antiques & Interiors, 10.00 Angus, DD4 8XD. RICHARD WINTERTON Tel: +44 (0)1379 650306 4 FLINTS AUCTIONS westofenglandauctions.co.uk boldonauctions.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1382 833974 The Lichfield Auction Centre, Wood Blyth Barn Furniture, 10.00 8 Rivermead, Pipers Way, Thatcham, Antiques, 10.00 End Lane, Fradley Park, Lichfield, twgaze.co.uk 4 Berkshire, RG19 4EP. WYE VALLEY AUCTIONS BONHAMS curranddewar.com Staffordshire, WS13 8NF. Tel: +44 (0)20 3086 8550 Unit 5J, Rotherwas Industrial Estate, Tel: +44 (0)1543 251081 Montpelier Galleries, Montpelier Cameras, Scientific Items & Ramsden Road, Hereford, HR2 6LR. WALLIS & WALLIS Street, Knightsbridge, London, FORUM AUCTIONS Antiques & Home, 09.30 Collectables, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1432 275487 richardwinterton.co.uk 4 Auction Galleries, West Street, Lewes, SW7 1HH. flintsauctions.com 4 220 Queenstown Road, London, General, 18.00 East Sussex, BN7 2NJ. Tel: +44 (0)20 7393 3900 SW8 4LP. wyevalleyauctions.com ROGERS JONES & CO. Tel: +44 (0)1273 480208 A: Jewels, 11.00 GILBERT BAITSON Tel: +44 (0)20 7871 2640 The Saleroom, 33 Abergele Road, Arms & Militaria, 10.30 B: British & European Art, 13.00 389-395 Anlaby Road, Hull, East Banksy, 15.00 Colwyn Bay, Conwy, LL29 7RU. wallisandwallis.co.uk 4 bonhams.com 4 Yorkshire, HU3 6AB. TUESDAY forumauctions.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1492 532176 JULY 13 Tel: +44 (0)1482 500500 Vintage & Antiques, 10.30 WATSONS BOURNE END AUCTION ROOMS Antiques & Collectables, 10.30 HANNAM’S AUCTIONEERS rogersjones.co.uk 4 gilbert-baitson.co.uk 4 Heathfield Auction Rooms, The Station Approach, Bourne End, ALDRIDGES The Old Dairy, Norton Farm, Selborne, Market, Burwash Road, Heathfield, Buckinghamshire, SL8 5QH. Phoenix House, Lower Bristol Road, Hampshire, GU34 3NB. SANDAFAYRE Tel: +44 (0)1628 531500 GOLDING YOUNG & MAWER Egerton Court, Haig Road, Knutsford, East Sussex, TN21 8RA. Bath, Somerset, BA2 9ES. Tel: +44 (0)1420 511788 Home Furnishings & Collectables, Auction Rooms, Old Wharf Road, Cheshire, WA16 8DX. Tel: +44 (0)1435 862132 Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 7AA. Tel: +44 (0)1225 462830 Fine Art, Antiques & Asian Art 10.30 Decorative & Household Furniture, Tel: +44 (0)1565 653214 Art & Antiques, 11.00 Tel: +44 (0)1476 565118 hannamsauctioneers.com 4 bourneendauctionrooms.co.uk 4 10.00 Stamps, 16.30 watsonsauctioneers.com 4 Antique & Modern Items, 10.00 aldridgesofbath.com 4 sandafayre.com 4 goldingyoung.com 4 HANSONS BURSTOW & HEWETT WOOLLEY & WALLIS Country House Auction Showroom, SHELBY’S AUCTIONEERS Abbey Auction Gallery, Lower Lake, ALNWICK AUCTIONS 51-61 Castle Street, Salisbury, HANNAM’S AUCTIONEERS Unit 2, Station Yard, Alnwick, Bishton Hall, Wolseley Bridge, Westfield House, Broad Lane, Leeds, Battle, East Sussex, TN33 0AT. The Old Dairy, Norton Farm, Selborne, Wiltshire, SP1 3SU. Northumberland, NE66 2NP. Staffordshire, ST17 0XN. West Yorkshire, LS13 3HA. Tel: +44 (0)1424 772374 Hampshire, GU34 3NB. Tel: +44 (0)1665 604379 Tel: +44 (0)1889 882397 Tel: +44 (0)1132 502626 Tel: +44 (0)1722 424500 Collectables, Ceramics, Glassware & Tel: +44 (0)1420 511788 Antiques & Jewellery, 10.30 20th Century Design, 10.30 General, 17.30 Silver & Objects of Vertu, 10.00 Pictures, 09.00 Fine Art, Antiques & Asian Art alnwickauctions.co.uk 4 hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 4 shelbysauctioneers.net woolleyandwallis.co.uk 4 burstowandhewett.co.uk 4 hannamsauctioneers.com 4

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HARTLEYS SWORDERS BRITISH BESPOKE AUCTIONS FORUM AUCTIONS NORTHGATE AUCTION ROOMS TW GAZE Victoria Hall, Little Lane, Ilkley, Cambridge Road, Stansted The Old Boys’ School, Gretton Road, 220 Queenstown Road, London, 17 Northgate, Newark, Diss Auction Rooms, Roydon Road, West Yorkshire, LS29 8EA. Mountfitchet, Essex, CM24 8GE. Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, SW8 4LP. Nottinghamshire, NG24 1EX. Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4LN. Tel: +44 (0)1943 816363 Tel: +44 (0)1279 817778 GL54 5EE. Tel: +44 (0)20 7871 2640 Tel: +44 (0)1636 605905 Tel: +44 (0)1379 650306 Home Furnishings & Collectables, Design, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1242 603005 Books, Manuscripts & Works on Victorian, Edwardian & Trade Furniture Modern Design, 10.00 4 09.30 sworder.co.uk 4 Antiques, Silver & Collectables, 10.00 Paper, 11.00 & Miscellaneous Effects, 11.00 twgaze.co.uk hartleysauctions.co.uk 4 northgateauctionroomsnewark.co.uk 4 bespokeauctions.co.uk 4 forumauctions.co.uk 4 THOMSON RODDICK AUCTIONEERS W&H PEACOCK JEFFERYS PILTON AUCTIONS The Auction Centre, Burgh Road BULSTRODES GOLDING YOUNG & MAWER 75 New Street, St. Neots, 5 Fore Street, Lostwithiel, Pilton Quay, Barnstaple, Devon, Cambridgeshire, PE19 1AJ. Estate, Marconi Road, Carlisle, 13 Stour Road, Christchurch, Dorset, Auction Rooms, Old Wharf Road, Cornwall, PL22 0BP. EX31 1PB. Tel: +44 (0)1480 474550 Cumbria, CA2 7NA. Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 7AA. Tel: +44 (0)1208 871947 BH23 1PL. Tel: +44 (0)1271 859081 Tel: +44 (0)1228 528939 Furniture & General Effects, 10.00 Fine Art & Antiques, 09.30 Tel: +44 (0)1202 482244 Tel: +44 (0)1476 565118 Homes & Interiors, 10.00 4 Antiquarian & Collectable Books, peacockauction.co.uk jefferysauctions.co.uk 4 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Antique & Modern Items, 10.00 piltonauctions.co.uk 4 10.00 4 4 bulstrodes.co.uk goldingyoung.com WILSON 55 thomsonroddick.com 4 JONES & JACOB PRO AUCTION Victoria Gallery, Market Street, Watcombe Manor Saleroom, Ingham BURSTOW & HEWETT GREENSLADE TAYLOR HUNT Unit 5, Midsomer Enterprise Park, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 5DG. WARREN & WIGNALL Lane, Watlington, Oxfordshire, Abbey Auction Gallery, Lower Lake, The Octagon Salerooms, East Reach, Radstock Road, Bath, BA3 2BB. Tel: +44 (0)1270 623878 The Mill, Earnshaw Bridge, Leyland OX49 5EJ. Battle, East Sussex, TN33 0AT. Taunton, Somerset, TA1 3HL. Tel: +44 (0)1761 414000 Toys & Models, 14.00 Tel: +44 (0)1491 612810 Lane, Leyland, Lancashire, PR26 8PH. Tel: +44 (0)1424 772374 Tel: +44 (0)1823 332525 Interiors, 10.30 wilson55.com 4 Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables, Tel: +44 (0)1772 369884 Furniture & Rugs, 09.00 Antiques, Collectables & General, proauction.ltd.uk 4 10.30 General, Antiques & Interiors, 10.00 burstowandhewett.co.uk 4 10.00 WOOLLEY & WALLIS jonesandjacob.com 4 4 warrenandwignall.co.uk gth.net 4 R.G. & R.B. WILLIAMS 51-61 Castle Street, Salisbury, BURY & HILTON Ross Auction Centre, Netherton Wiltshire, SP1 3SU. KIDSON-TRIGG AUCTIONEERS WOOLLEY & WALLIS 6 Market Street, Leek, Staffordshire, HANNAM’S AUCTIONEERS Road, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, Tel: +44 (0)1722 424500 Friars Estate Office & Auction Rooms, 51-61 Castle Street, Salisbury, ST13 6HZ. The Old Dairy, Norton Farm, Selborne, HR9 7QQ. Jewellery, 09.30 Friars Farm, Highworth, Swindon, Tel: +44 (0)1989 762225 4 Wiltshire, SP1 3SU. Tel: +44 (0)1538 383344 Hampshire, GU34 3NB. woolleyandwallis.co.uk SN6 7PZ. Tel: +44 (0)1722 424500 Antiques & Effects, 10.00 Furniture & Household, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1420 511788 Tel: +44 (0)1793 861000 Silver & Objects of Vertu, 10.00 rgandrbwilliams.co.uk Antiques & Interiors, 10.00 buryandhilton.co.uk Fine Art, Antiques & Asian Art woolleyandwallis.co.uk 4 4 hannamsauctioneers.com 4 FRIDAY kidsontrigg.co.uk REEMAN DANSIE JULY 16 CALDER VALLEY AUCTIONEERS 8 Wyncolls Road, Severalls Business LAWRENCES THURSDAY Fairlea Mill, Ellenholme Road, Halifax, HANSONS Park, Colchester, Essex, CO4 9HU. The Linen Yard, South Street, JULY 15 West Yorkshire, HX2 6EP. Heage Lane, Etwall, Derbyshire, Tel: +44 (0)1206 754754 ADAM PARTRIDGE Crewkerne, Somerset, TA18 8AB. Tel: +44 (0)1422 886648 DE65 6LS. Cars, Automobilia, Vintage Fashion, The Cheshire Saleroom, Withyfold Tel: +44 (0)1460 73041 Antiques, Interiors & Collectables, Tel: +44 (0)1283 733988 Music & Cameras, 10.00 Drive, Macclesfield, Cheshire, Antiques & Furniture, 10.00 ADAM PARTRIDGE 10.00 Silver, Jewellery & Watches, 10.30 4 SK10 2BD. 4 reemandansie.com lawrences.co.uk The Cheshire Saleroom, Withyfold caldervalleyauctioneers.com hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1625 431788 Drive, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SHEFFIELD AUCTION GALLERY Boutique, Silver, Jewellery, Watches & LYON & TURNBULL Interiors, 10.00 SK10 2BD. CHARTERHOUSE AUCTIONEERS HORNERS Windsor Road, Heeley, Sheffield, 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh, adampartridge.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1625 431788 Haynes International Motor Museum, Acle Auction Gallery, Old Norwich South Yorkshire, S8 8UB. EH1 3RR. Boutique, Silver, Jewellery, Watches & Wolverlands, Sparkford, Yeovil, Road, Acle, Norfolk, NR13 3BY. Tel: +44 (0)1142 816161 Tel: +44 (0)131 557 8844 ATKINS AUCTIONS Interiors, 10.00 BA22 7LH. Tel: +44 (0)1493 750225 Jewellery, Silver, Books & Railways, Paintings & Works on Paper, 10.00 4 Gamberlake, Axminster, Devon, 4 adampartridge.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1935 812277 Furniture, Antiques, Interiors & 10.00 lyonandturnbull.com 4 EX13 5JZ. Classic & Vintage Cars, 12.00 Collectables, 10.00 sheffieldauctiongallery.com AMERSHAM AUCTION ROOMS Tel: +44 (0)1297 631661 MULBERRY BANK AUCTIONS charterhouse-auction.com 4 horners.co.uk 4 SHOULER & SON Jewellery, Silver, Art, Furniture, China, 15 Kelvin Avenue, Hillington Park, Station Road, Amersham-on-the-Hill, County Auction Rooms, King’s Road, Glass & Collectables, 10.00 Glasgow, G52 4LT. Buckinghamshire, HP7 0AH. CHEFFINS HUTCHINSON SCOTT 4 Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, atkinsauctions.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)141 2258181 Tel: +44 (0)1494 729292 Clifton House, 1-2 Clifton Road, Embsay Mill, Embsay, Skipton, North Furnishings, Collectables & LE13 1QF. Whiskey Casks, 14.00 Cambridge, CB1 7EA. Yorkshire, BD23 6QF. BARONS CLASSIC & HISTORIC 4 Household Effects, 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)1664 560181 mulberrybankauctions.com Tel: +44 (0)1223 213343 Tel: +44 (0)1756 798333 MOTOR CAR AUCTIONS amershamauctionrooms.co.uk 4 General Household & Collectables, Interiors, 10.00 Fine Art, 10.00 10.00 Sandown Park Racecourse, Sandown PETTMANS SANDWICH cheffins.co.uk 4 hutchinsonscott.co.uk 4 shoulers.co.uk 4 Park, Portsmouth Road, Esher, Surrey, AUCTION ROOM ANDERSON & GARLAND KT10 9AJ. St. Mary’s, Strand Street, Sandwich, Anderson House, Crispin Court, CHIPPENHAM AUCTION ROOMS J. STUART WATSON SOUTH DUBLIN AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)8454 306060 Kent, CT13 9HN. Newbiggin Lane, Newcastle-upon- Unit H, The Old Laundry, Ivy Road, The Market Hall, Lockmeadow Leisure 4 Finches Park, Long Mile Road, Classic & Sports Cars, 13.00 Tel: +44 (0)1304 621000 Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE5 1BF. Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 1SB. Complex, Barker Road, Maidstone, Dublin 12. barons-auctions.com Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1914 303000 Tel: +44 (0)1249 444544 Kent, ME16 8LW. Tel: +353 (0)1 429 8792 sandwichauctionroom.com Comics, 10.00 Toys, Vinyls & Memorabilia, 09.30 Tel: +44 (0)1622 831859 Antiques, Collectables, Coins, BISHOP & MILLER andersonandgarland.com 4 Unit 19B, Charles Industrial Estate, chippenhamauctionrooms.co.uk 4 Antique & Modern Furniture & Effects, Interiors & Jewellery, 14.30 PRO AUCTION Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 5AH. 10.00 southdublinauction.com Unit 5, Midsomer Enterprise Park, BEARNES HAMPTON & LITTLEWOOD Tel: +44 (0)1449 673088 Radstock Road, Bath, BA3 2BB. CHRISTIE’S jstuartwatson.com St. Edmund’s Court, Okehampton SPECIAL AUCTION SERVICES Ethnographical Art, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1761 414000 8 King Street, London, SW1Y 6QT. 4 Street, Exeter, Devon, EX4 1DU. 81 Greenham Business Park, bishopandmillerauctions.co.uk Models & Toys, 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)20 7839 9060 JAMES BECK AUCTIONS 4 Tel: +44 (0)1392 413100 Greenham, Newbury, Berkshire, proauction.ltd.uk British & European Art, 13.00 Cornhall, Cattle Market Street, Fine Art, 10.00 RG19 6HW. BRIGHTON & HOVE AUCTIONS 4 christies.com Fakenham, Norfolk, NR21 9AW. 112-114 Warren Road, Woodingdean, PURCELL AUCTIONEERS bhandl.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1635 580595 Tel: +44 (0)1328 851557 Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 6DB. Green Street, Birr, Co. Offaly, Jewellery, Silver, Watches & Coins, DENHAMS Furniture, Art & Collectables, 11.00 Tel: +44 (0)1273 917118 R42 KA49. BEESTON AUCTIONS 10.00 Horsham Auction Galleries, Dorking jamesbeckauctions.co.uk 4 Antiques, Collectables & Furniture, Tel: +353 (0)57 9120270 Unit 12, Paynes Business Park, specialauctionservices.com Road, Warnham, West Sussex, Books & Ephemera, 10.00 Dereham Road, Beeston, Norfolk, 09.00 KIDSON-TRIGG AUCTIONEERS 4 purcellauctioneers.ie 4 PE32 2NQ. RH12 3RZ. SPINK & SON brightonandhoveauctions.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1328 598090 Tel: +44 (0)1403 255699 / 253837 Friars Estate Office & Auction Rooms, 67-69 Southampton Row, London, REEMAN DANSIE A: Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables, Friars Farm, Highworth, Swindon, WC1B 4ET. BRITISH TOY AUCTIONS 8 Wyncolls Road, Severalls Business B: Adult Erotic Magazines & 10.00 SN6 7PZ. Tel: +44 (0)20 7563 4000 The Auction Centre, 9 Berkeley Court, 4 Park, Colchester, Essex, CO4 9HU. Ephemera, 14.00 denhams.com Tel: +44 (0)1793 861000 Bank of Scotland Charity Auction, Manor Park, Runcorn, Cheshire, WA7 1TQ. Tel: +44 (0)1206 754754 beestonauctions.co.uk 4 Antiques & Interiors, 10.00 16.00 Ceramics, Glass, Toys, Stamps, Books EWBANK’S kidsontrigg.co.uk 4 spink.com Tel: +44 (0)1928 579032 Toys, 10.00 & Ephemera, 10.00 BELLMANS The Burnt Common Auction Rooms, 4 TOOVEY’S britishtoyauctions.co.uk 4 reemandansie.com New Pound, Wisborough Green, London Road, Woking, Surrey, LOCKE & ENGLAND Spring Gardens, Washington, Billingshurst, West Sussex, GU23 7LN. 12 Guy Street, Leamington Spa, Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 3BS. CHISWICK AUCTIONS SPINK & SON RH14 0AZ. Tel: +44 (0)1483 223101 Warwickshire, CV32 4RT. 67-69 Southampton Row, London, Tel: +44 (0)1903 891955 1 Colville Road, London, W3 8BL. Tel: +44 (0)1403 700858 A: Asian Art, 09.30 Tel: +44 (0)1926 889100 WC1B 4ET. Scientific Instruments, Watches, Tel: +44 (0)20 8992 4442 Printed Books, Maps & Manuscripts, B: Vintage Fashion & Textiles, 13.00 Antiques, Furniture, Household, Tel: +44 (0)20 7563 4000 4 Cameras, Clocks & Barometers, 11.00 Islamic & Indian Art, 12.00 10.00 ewbankauctions.co.uk Jewellery, Garden & Tools, 10.30 4 4 Jamaica Postal History & Stamps, tooveys.com chiswickauctions.co.uk 4 leauction.co.uk 4 10.00 bellmans.co.uk spink.com FEATONBY’S AUCTIONEERS TURNER & SONS CRUSO & WILKIN BRIGHTWELLS 50/50A Bedford Street, North MITCHELLS ANTIQUES & FINE ART Century Salerooms, 28-36 Roscoe Snettisham Auction Centre, 32 STANLEY GIBBONS Easters Court, Leominster, Shields, Tyne & Wear, NE29 0AT. 47 Station Road, Cockermouth, Street, Liverpool, L1 9DW. Common Road, King’s Lynn, Norfolk, 399 The Strand, London, WC2R 0LX. Herefordshire, HR6 0DE. Tel: +44 (0)1912 522601 Cumbria, CA13 9PZ. Tel: +44 (0)1517 094005 PE31 7PF. Tel: +44 (0)20 7836 8444 Tel: +44 (0)1568 611122 Jewellery, Stamps, Memorabilia, Tel: +44 (0)1900 827800 Antiques, Collectables & General Tel: +44 (0)1485 542656 Stamps & World Postal History, 10.00 Wines, Spirits & Whiskies, 10.00 Coins & Collectables, 10.00 Summer in the Lakes, 10.00 Household, 10.00 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 auctions.stanleygibbons.com 4 brightwells.com 4 featonbys.co.uk 4 mitchellsantiques.co.uk 4 turnersauctions.co crusowilkin.co.uk

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DURRANTS THOMPSON’S AUCTIONEERS HYPERION AUCTIONS WESSEX AUCTION ROOMS BOLTON AUCTION ROOMS RICHARD WINTERTON The Old School House, Peddars Lane, The Dales Saleroom, Levens Hall Park, Station Road, St Ives, Westbrook Farm, Draycot Cerne, Breightmet Drive, Bolton, Greater The Lichfield Auction Centre, Wood Beccles, Suffolk, NR34 9UE. Lund Lane, Killinghall, Harrogate, Cambridgeshire, PE27 5BH. Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 5LH. Manchester, BL2 6EE. End Lane, Fradley Park, Lichfield, Tel: +44 (0)1502 713490 North Yorkshire, HG3 2BG. Tel: +44 (0)1480 464140 Tel: +44 (0)1249 720888 Tel: +44 (0)1204 775121 Staffordshire, WS13 8NF. Tel: +44 (0)1423 709086 Antiques, Collectables & Furniture, Antiques & Furniture, 10.00 Antiques & Interiors, 11.00 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1543 251081 durrantsauctions.com 4 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 10.00 hyperionauctions.co.uk 4 boltonauction.co.uk 4 Antiques, Home, Interiors, Wines & thompsonsauctioneers.com wessexauctionrooms.co.uk 4 Spirits, 09.30 H J PUGH & CO. KEYS FINE ART AUCTIONEERS BONHAMS 4 Hazle Meadows, Ledbury, TW GAZE WILLINGHAM AUCTIONS richardwinterton.co.uk 101 New Bond Street, London, Hertfordshire, HR8 2LP. Diss Auction Rooms, Roydon Road, Aylsham Salerooms, off Palmers 25 High Street, Willingham, W1S 1SR. Tel: +44 (0)1531 631122 Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4LN. Lane, Aylsham, Norwich, Norfolk, Cambridge, CB24 5ES. SCARVA AUCTIONS Vintage & Classic Tractors & Signs, Tel: +44 (0)1379 650306 NR11 6JA. Tel: +44 (0)1954 261252 Tel: +44 (0)20 7447 7447 10 Old Mill Road, Scarva, Craigavon, 09.30 Antiques & Interiors, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1263 733195 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Edward Wrangham Collection of BT63 6NL. 4 hjpugh.com twgaze.co.uk Antiques & Interiors, 10.30 willinghamauctions.com 4 Japanese Art, 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)2838 830883 4 keysauctions.co.uk 4 bonhams.com Antiques, Collectables & General, HANSONS WATERMANS AUCTION ROOMS WINCANTON AUCTIONS 18.00 Manor Farm, Shellbank Lane, Heage Lane, Etwall, Derbyshire, LEIGHTON HALL AUCTIONS Bennetts Mead, Southgate Road, FREDERICK ANDREWS scarvaauctions.com DE65 6LS. Green Street Green, Dartford, Kent, Newhouse Farm, Alton, Staffordshire, Wincanton, Somerset, BA9 9EB. Unit 13, Duke of Clarence Trading Tel: +44 (0)1283 733988 DA2 8DL. Tel: +44 (0)1963 361611 ST10 4AY. Estate, High Street, Bluetown, SOUTHGATE AUCTION ROOMS Ceramics, Glass & Metalware, 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)1474 700033 Cigarette Cards & Ephemera, 10.00 Sheerness, Kent, ME12 1RQ. 4 Tel: +44 (0)1538 710358 55 High Street, London, N14 6LD. hansonsauctioneers.co.uk Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 wincantonauctions.com Tel: +44 (0)1795 662741 watermansauctionrooms.co.uk Antiques & Collectables, 11.00 Tel: +44 (0)20 8886 7888 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 leightonhallauctions.com 4 Antiques, Collectables & Fine Art, HORLEY AUCTIONS WITHAM AUCTIONS frederickandrews.uk Balcombe Road, Horley, RH6 9EF. The Sale Room, 132 Newland Street, 13.00 Tel: +44 (0)1293 360769 SATURDAY MANDER AUCTIONEERS Witham, Essex, CM8 1BA. southgateauctionrooms.com 4 GORRINGE’S Art, Antiques & Collectables, 10.30 JULY 17 Kentwell Hall, Long Melford, Sudbury, Tel: +44 (0)7561 187318 15 North Street, Lewes, East Sussex, horleyauctions.co.uk 4 Suffolk, CO10 9BA. Militaria & Masonic, 11.00 STACEY’S BN7 2PD. ACORN AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)1787 211847 withamauctions.co.uk Essex Auction Rooms, 37 Websters Tel: +44 (0)1273 472503 HUTCHINSON SCOTT Below Unit R, The Maltings, Station Kentwell Hall Attic Interiors, 10.30 Way, Rayleigh, Essex, SS6 8JQ. 4 Antiques & Fine Art, 09.30 Embsay Mill, Embsay, Skipton, Road, Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, manderauctions.co.uk WOODWARD AUCTIONEERS Tel: +44 (0)1268 777122 North Yorkshire, BD23 6QF. gorringes.co.uk 4 CM21 9JX. 26 Cook Street, Cork. Collectables, Antiques, Jewellery & Tel: +44 (0)1756 798333 Tel: +44 (0)1279 726398 MORPHETS Tel: +353 (0)2 1427 3327 Fine Art, 10.00 HALFWAY AUCTIONS Silver, 10.00 Antiques, Collectables & General, 6 Albert Street, Harrogate, North Antiques, Fine Art, Silver & 4 hutchinsonscott.co.uk 4 staceyauction.com 10.00 Yorkshire, HG1 1JL. Collectables, 11.00 107-108 Dockfield Road, Shipley, woodward.ie acornauction.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)1423 530030 West Yorkshire, BD17 7AR. KEYS FINE ART AUCTIONEERS Tel: +44 (0)1274 592001 WYE VALLEY AUCTIONS Design, 11.00 Aylsham Salerooms, off Palmers ARTHUR JOHNSON & SONS Antiques & Collectables, 17.30 Unit 5J, Rotherwas Industrial Estate, morphets.co.uk 4 Lane, Aylsham, Norwich, Norfolk, The Nottingham Auction Centre, SUNDAY halfway-auctions.com Ramsden Road, Hereford, HR2 6LR. NR11 6JA. Meadow Lane, Nottingham, NG2 3GY. JULY 18 Tel: +44 (0)1432 275487 Tel: +44 (0)1263 733195 PEEBLES AUCTION HOUSE Tel: +44 (0)1159 869128 HANSONS General, 18.00 Collectables, Pictures & Prints, 10.30 The Old School, Old Church Road, Interiors, Antiques & Collectables, HARROGATE AUCTION CENTRE Heage Lane, Etwall, Derbyshire, wyevalleyauctions.com keysauctions.co.uk 4 09.30 Peebles, Scottish Borders, EH45 8LH. 15 Hammerain House, Beech Avenue, DE65 6LS. arthurjohnson.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)1721 588088 Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG2 8ER. Tel: +44 (0)1283 733988 MEWS AUCTION ROOMS Vintage & General, 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)1423 872202 Clocks & Furniture, 10.30 TUESDAY Unit 7, Stenders Business Park, CHILCOTTS peeblesauctionhouse.co.uk JULY 20 Antiques & General, 10.30 hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 4 The Stenders, Mitcheldean, The Dolphin Salerooms, 115 High harrogateauctioncentre.co.uk Gloucestershire, GL17 0JE. Street, Honiton, Devon, EX14 1HT. SUMMERSGILLS AUCTIONS Tel: +44 (0)1594 544769 KEYS FINE ART AUCTIONEERS Tel: +44 (0)1404 47783 The Auction Centre, Roxby House, LOTS ROAD ANDERSON & GARLAND Antiques, Collectables & General, Pictures, Ceramic, Art, Antiques & Aylsham Salerooms, off Palmers York Road, Easingwold, North 71 Lots Road, London, SW10 0RN. Anderson House, Crispin Court, 18.00 Home Interiors, 10.00 Lane, Aylsham, Norwich, Norfolk, Yorkshire, YO61 3EF. Tel: +44 (0)20 7376 6800 Newbiggin Lane, Newcastle-upon- mewsauctions.co.uk chilcottsauctions.co.uk 4 NR11 6JA. Tel: +44 (0)1904 791131 Furniture, Paintings, Works of Art, Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE5 1BF. Carpets & Rugs, 12.00 Tel: +44 (0)1263 733195 Tel: +44 (0)1914 303000 MULBERRY BANK AUCTIONS Antiques & Collectables, 09.30 CHIPPENHAM AUCTION ROOMS lotsroad.com 4 Antiques, Furniture, Collectables & summersgills.com 4 Home & Interiors, 09.30 15 Kelvin Avenue, Hillington Park, Unit H, The Old Laundry, Ivy Road, Interiors, 10.30 4 Glasgow, G52 4LT. andersonandgarland.com Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 1SB. SOUTH CHESHIRE AUCTIONS keysauctions.co.uk 4 Tel: +44 (0)141 2258181 TAYLER & FLETCHER Tel: +44 (0)1249 444544 Unit 4, Hilltop Business Park, Coalpit Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Enamel Signs & Advertising, 09.30 ANTONY CRIBB The North Cotswold Saleroom, Hill, Talke, Stoke-on-Trent, ST17 1PW. LAWRENCES mulberrybankauctions.com 4 4 39A Kingfisher Court, Hambridge chippenhamauctionrooms.co.uk Lansdowne, Bourton-on-the-Water, Tel: +44 (0)1782 782189 The Linen Yard, South Street, Road, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 5SJ. Gloucestershire, GL54 2AR. Antiques, Collectables & Interiors, ROGERS JONES & CO. Crewkerne, Somerset, TA18 8AB. CLARKE & SIMPSON Tel: +44 (0)1451 821666 10.30 Tel: +44 (0)1635 47979 17 Llandough Trading Estate, Penarth Tel: +44 (0)1460 73041 Auction Centre, Campsea Ashe, Antiques & Estate Clearances, 09.30 southcheshireauctions.co.uk Arms & Armour, 10.00 Road, Cardiff, CF11 8RR. Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP13 0PS. 19th & 20th Century Ceramics, 12.30 4 taylerandfletcher.co.uk 4 4 antonycribb.com Tel: +44 (0)29 2070 8125 Tel: +44 (0)1728 746323 lawrences.co.uk TONY LESTER AUCTIONS Jewellery & Collectables, 10.00 Rural Bygones, 10.00 Unit 2 The Sidings, Birdingbury Road, BLOOMFIELD AUCTIONS rogersjones.co.uk 4 clarkeandsimpson.co.uk 4 TENNANTS MALLAMS Marton, Rugby, CV23 9RX. Unit 22, Owen O’Cork Mill, 288 The Auction Centre, Harmby Road, Dunmore Court, Wotton Road, Tel: +44 (0)1926 634809 Beersbridge Road, Belfast, BT5 5DX. RYE AUCTION GALLERIES COTTEES Leyburn, North Yorkshire, DL8 5SG. Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX13 6BH. British, Commonwealth & Foreign Tel: +44 (0)28 9045 6404 Units 2 & 3, Rock Channel Quay, Mannings Heath Road, Poole, Dorset, Tel: +44 (0)1969 623780 Tel: +44 (0)1235 462840 Stamps, 10.00 Antiques, Interiors, Collectables, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7DL. BH12 4NQ. Decorative & Fine Art, Interiors, House & Garden, 11.00 tonylester.co.uk Jewellery, Sporting & General, 18.00 Tel: +44 (0)1797 222650 Tel: +44 (0)1202 723177 Jewellery, Watches & Silver, 09.30 mallams.co.uk 4 Furniture, Collectables, Interiors & Furniture & Pictures, 10.00 4 bloomfieldauctions.co.uk 4 tennants.co.uk WESSEX AUCTION ROOMS General, 09.30 cottees.co.uk 4 Westbrook Farm, Draycot Cerne, NL AUCTION ROOMS ryeauctiongalleries.com 4 BONHAMS TONY LESTER AUCTIONS Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 5LH. Lodge House, 9-17 Lodge Lane, H J PUGH & CO. Unit 2 The Sidings, Birdingbury Road, Tel: +44 (0)1249 720888 London, N12 8JH. Montpelier Galleries, Montpelier SHEFFIELD AUCTION GALLERY Hazle Meadows, Ledbury, Marton, Rugby, CV23 9RX. Antiques, Collectables & Furniture, Street, Knightsbridge, London, Windsor Road, Heeley, Sheffield, Hertfordshire, HR8 2LP. Tel: +44 (0)20 8445 9000 Tel: +44 (0)1926 634809 10.00 SW7 1HH. South Yorkshire, S8 8UB. Tel: +44 (0)1531 631122 Antiques, 14.00 British, Commonwealth & Foreign wessexauctionrooms.co.uk 4 4 Tel: +44 (0)20 7393 3900 Tel: +44 (0)1142 816161 Vintage & Classic Tractors & Signs, nl-auctionrooms.com Designer Handbags & Fashion, 10.00 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 09.30 Stamps, 10.00 WITHAM AUCTIONS 4 sheffieldauctiongallery.com 4 hjpugh.com tonylester.co.uk OAKHAM AUCTION CENTRE bonhams.com The Sale Room, 132 Newland Street, 16B Pillings Road, Oakham, Rutland, Witham, Essex, CM8 1BA. SUMMERSGILLS AUCTIONS HARRISONS AUCTION CENTRE TRING MARKET AUCTIONS Leicestershire, LE15 6QF. BRETTELLS Tel: +44 (0)7561 187318 The Auction Centre, Roxby House, 197 Nene Terrace Road, Crowland, Brook Street, Tring, Hertfordshire, Tel: +44 (0)1572 723569 Auction Rooms, rear of 58 High Street, Jewellery, Watches & Silver, 11.00 York Road, Easingwold, North Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, HP23 5EF. Newport, Shropshire, TF10 7AQ. withamauctions.co.uk General Household Furniture & Yorkshire, YO61 3EF. PE6 0LD. Tel: +44 (0)1442 826446 Effects, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1952 815925 Tel: +44 (0)1904 791131 Tel: +44 (0)1733 211789 Antiques, Collectables, Furniture, oakhamauctioncentre.co.uk Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Antiques & Collectables, 09.30 Vintage, Antiques, Interiors & Retro, Jewellery, Silver & Art, 09.30 MONDAY brettells.com 4 summersgills.com 4 10.00 tringmarketauctions.co.uk 4 JULY 19 PEMBRIDGE AUCTIONS harrisonsauctions.co.uk The Village Hall, Bearwood Lane, CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS TENNANTS W&H PEACOCK Pembridge, Herefordshire, HR6 9EA. 4 Baron Street, Rochdale, Lancashire, The Auction Centre, Harmby Road, HISTORICS BANK HALL AUCTIONS OL16 1SJ. Leyburn, North Yorkshire, DL8 5SG. Windsorview Lakes, Mill Place, Horton Eastcotts Park, Wallis Way, Bedford, Bank Hall Works, off Colne Road, Tel: +44 (0)7584 036874 / Tel: +44 (0)1969 623780 Road, Datchet, Berkshire, SL3 9HX. MK42 0PE. Burnley, Lancashire, BB10 3AT. +44 (0)7973 278282 Tel: +44 (0)1706 646298 Decorative Art, Fine Art & Interiors, Tel: +44 (0)1753 639170 Tel: +44 (0)1234 266366 Tel: +44 (0)1282 435435 Antiques, Jewellery, Furniture & Bric- Ornaments, Glass, China & Furniture, 09.30 Classic Cars, 09.30 Furniture & Effects, 10.30 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 a-brac, 15.30 10.00 tennants.co.uk 4 historics.co.uk 4 peacockauction.co.uk 4 bank-hall-auctions.co.uk pembridgeauction.com centralauctionrooms.com

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DUKE’S AVENUE AUCTIONS KINGSLEY AUCTIONS MAXWELLS SPECIAL AUCTION SERVICES THOMAS WATSON WATSONS Weymouth Avenue, Dorchester, 112-118 Market Street, Hoylake, The Auction Rooms, Levens Road, Plenty Close, off Hambridge Lane, The Gallery Saleroom, Heathfield Auction Rooms, The Dorset, DT1 1QS. Wirral, Merseyside, CH47 3BG. Hazel Grove, Cheshire, SK7 5DL. Northumberland Street, Darlington, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 5RL. Market, Burwash Road, Heathfield, Tel: +44 (0)1305 257544 Tel: +44 (0)1516 325821 Tel: +44 (0)1614 395182 Tel: +44 (0)1635 580595 Co. Durham, DL3 7HJ. East Sussex, TN21 8RA. Fine Art, 10.30 Antiques & Collectables, 11.00 Fine Art & Antiques, 10.00 Photography, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1325 462559 4 4 dukes-auctions.com kingsleyauctions.blogspot.co.uk maxwells-auctioneers.co.uk specialauctionservices.com 4 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 Tel: +44 (0)1435 862132 4 thomaswatson.com Art & Antiques, 11.00 GILDINGS MENDIP AUCTION ROOMS LAWRENCES STACEY’S watsonsauctioneers.com 4 The Mill, Great Bowden Road, TW GAZE Norfolk House, 80 High Street, Rookery Farm, Roemead Road, Essex Auction Rooms, 37 Websters Market Harborough, Leicestershire, Diss Auction Rooms, Roydon Road, Bletchingley, Surrey, RH1 4PA. Binegar, Somerset, BA3 4UL. Way, Rayleigh, Essex, SS6 8JQ. LE16 7DE. Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4LN. WESTENHANGER AUCTION Tel: +44 (0)1883 743323 Tel: +44 (0)1749 840770 Tel: +44 (0)1268 777122 Tel: +44 (0)1858 410414 Tel: +44 (0)1379 650306 GALLERIES Carpets, Textiles, Collectables, Books Victorian & Later Effects, 10.00 Collectables & Antiques, 10.00 Antiques & Collectables, 10.00 4 Blyth Barn Furniture, 10.00 mendipauctionrooms.co.uk 4 Station House, Stone Street, gildings.co.uk 4 & Ceramics, 10.00 staceyauction.com twgaze.co.uk 4 lawrencesbletchingley.co.uk 4 Westenhanger, Hythe, Kent, RICHARD WINTERTON H J PUGH & CO. SWORDERS CT21 4HX. The Lichfield Auction Centre, Wood WARRINGTON & NORTHWICH Hazle Meadows, Ledbury, LAWRENCES Cambridge Road, Stansted End Lane, Fradley Park, Lichfield, 551 Europa Boulevard, Westbrook, Tel: +44 (0)1303 813545 / Hertfordshire, HR8 2LP. The Linen Yard, South Street, Mountfitchet, Essex, CM24 8GE. Warrington, Cheshire, WA5 7TP. Staffordshire, WS13 8NF. +44 (0)7779 995117 Tel: +44 (0)1531 631122 Crewkerne, Somerset, TA18 8AB. Tel: +44 (0)1279 817778 Tel: +44 (0)1925 658833 Tel: +44 (0)1543 251081 Gold, Silver, Wine, Antiques, Coins & Antique & Modern Furniture, Tel: +44 (0)1460 73041 Homes & Interiors, 10.00 A: Toys, 10.00 Antiques, Home, Interiors, Wines & Collectables & Jewellery, 10.00 Silver & Vertu, 10.00 sworder.co.uk 4 B: Militaria, 14.00 General, 10.00 Spirits, 09.30 hjpugh.com lawrences.co.uk 4 warringtonauction.co.uk 4 westenhangerauctioneers.com 4 richardwinterton.co.uk 4 THE PEDESTAL H&H AUCTION ROOMS LINDSAY BURNS Moor Park Mansion, Rickmansworth, ROSEBERYS LONDON The Auction Centre, Rosehill Industrial 6 King Street, Perth, Perthshire, Hertfordshire, WD3 1QN. Estate, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA1 2RS. 70-76 Knights Hill, London, SE27 0JD. Artist’s Resale Right PH2 8JA. Tel: +44 (0)20 7281 2790 Tel: +44 (0)1228 406320 Tel: +44 (0)20 8761 2522 Tel: +44 (0)1738 633888 Fine Interiors, 14.00 Advertisements in Antiques Trade Gazette may mention Antiques & Interiors, 09.00 Old Masters, 18th & 19th Century Artist’s Resale Right (ARR). Please refer to the information Antiques & Fine Art, 10.30 thepedestal.com 4 hhauctionrooms.co.uk Pictures, 11.00 4 below for details. lindsayburns.co.uk roseberys.co.uk 4 THOMAS N. MILLER Living artists and the descendants of artists deceased within the last HANSONS 70 years are entitled to receive a resale royalty each time their work is Heage Lane, Etwall, Derbyshire, MALLAMS SANDAFAYRE Algernon Road, Byker, Newcastle- bought. The right applies only when the sale price reaches or exceeds the sterling equivalent of €1,000 and is calculated on a sliding scale. DE65 6LS. Dunmore Court, Wotton Road, Egerton Court, Haig Road, Knutsford, upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, NE6 2UN. Tel: +44 (0)1283 733988 Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX13 6BH. Cheshire, WA16 8DX. Tel: +44 (0)1912 658080 Please note ARR is calculated in euros. Auctioneers will apply current exchange rates. Works of Art, Musical Instruments & Tel: +44 (0)1235 462840 Tel: +44 (0)1565 653214 Antiques, Collectables & Furniture, Sporting Memorabilia, 10.30 House & Garden, 11.00 Stamps, 16.30 10.00 Royalty Resale price 4% up to €50,000 hansonsauctioneers.co.uk 4 mallams.co.uk 4 sandafayre.com 4 millersauctioneers.co.uk 4 3% between €50,000.01 and €200,000 1% between €200,000.01 and €350,000 0.5% between €350,000.01 and €500,000 Online Calendar: updated every week day 0.25% in excess of €500,000 See antiquestradegazette.com/calendar for all the latest sales dates Royalties are also capped so that the total amount of the royalty paid for any single sale of a work cannot exceed €12,500. ARR is exempt of VAT.

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Jacobs & Hunt Dreweatts 1759 Grisebach 1818 William George 1818 Auctioneers Antiques & Interior Design Art on a Postcard Modern Art Furniture & Furnishings Original Art, Artist Proofs & Antiques, Vintage & Collectables ENDS 06/07/2021 ENDS 08/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 Prints ENDS 18/07/2021 17:00 Hatton Garden Auctions William George ENDS 15/07/2021 12:56 1818 1818 William George Fine Watches & Jewellery Diamond Jewellery Collection Militaria William George Fine Wines & Spirits Gemstone Jewellery ENDS 18/07/2021 17:17 ENDS 06/07/2021 ENDS 08/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 Signed Sporting Memorabilia, ENDS 11/07/2021 Antiques & Collectables McTear's Criterion Vine Auctioneers Warrington & Northwich Criterion ENDS 15/07/2021 14:26 Jewellery Antiques & Interiors Watches Auction ENDS 07/07/2021 ENDS 09/07/2021 Antiques, Interiors & Gardenalia ENDS 18/07/2021 18:00 Antiques & Collectables William George 1818 Karl & Faber Essex Auction House ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 12/07/2021 Classic Hollywood Autographs & Modern Art Fine Antiques Memorabilia Furniture & Furnishings McTear's William George ENDS 18/07/2021 18:00 ENDS 07/07/2021 ENDS 09/07/2021 ENDS 15/07/2021 19:00 Diamond Jewellery Silver, Asian Works of Art & McTear's Karl & Faber Thimbleby & Shorland Hotlotz Ceramics ENDS 12/07/2021 Jewellery Contemporary Art Antiques & Collectables Asian Ceramics & Work of Art ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 18/07/2021 18:00 ENDS 07/07/2021 ENDS 10/07/2021 Charterhouse ENDS 18/07/2021 10:00 McTear's Antiques & Collectables C W Harrison & Son William George Hotlotz Midlands Sports Auctions Coins, Ceramics, Glass & Paintings, Drawings & Prints ENDS 14/07/2021 Sports Memorabilia Diamond Jewellery Asian Ceramics Metalware ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 18/07/2021 13:00 ENDS 07/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 Criterion ENDS 19/07/2021 18:00 1818 Dreweatts 1759 Bishop & Miller Antiques & Interiors Bishop & Miller Antiques, Vintage & Collectables William George A Taste of Luxury Antiques ENDS 14/07/2021 Militaria Antiques & Collectables ENDS 08/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 18/07/2021 16:00 William George ENDS 19/07/2021 19:26 William George Bishop & Miller McTear's Chris Rudd Handbags Beeston Auctions Antiques, Art & Eccentricities Books Paintings, Drawings & Prints Ancient Coins Antiques & Collectables ENDS 14/07/2021 ENDS 08/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 18/07/2021 16:16 ENDS 20/07/2021 18:00 Drewery & Wheeldon 1818 Browns William George Graham Budd William George Arts, Antiques & Collectables Fine Pictures & Prints Antiques & Collectables Engagement & Wedding Rings Cycling Race/Tour Jerseys Prints & Originals ENDS 08/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 11/07/2021 ENDS 14/07/2021 20:03 ENDS 18/07/2021 17:00 ENDS 20/07/2021 19:00

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by Joan Porter “I’m expecting a 50-50 split from the exhibitors who follow my fairs and Despite a last minute move to a Pictured left dealers local to the area,” said Nick new site, the Henley Décor Fair at the are Steve and Bayliss, talking about his new annual end of May was a big success, said Dawn Diggins Festival of Antiques at Cheltenham organiser Gary Wallis. of Retrovation, Racecourse. It runs this year as an “There were some multi-sales with Phil Taylor, outdoors-only event on Saturday being done from the 180 exhibitors right, of Cool July 31 and Sunday August 1. with buyers arriving by helicopter, Stuff Across Bayliss, director of Continuity Fairs, boat and even an aerocar,” he said. the Pond with added: “The course is in a lovely setting The plan had been to hold the their joint award with the visitors’ car park set above tented event at the Greenlands for the best it so it will be great to be able to look Park site beside the River Thames display at the down on the fair spread out below. but May’s continued rainfall, and fair I’m expecting around 200-plus an infestation of ducks and geese, standholders over that weekend.” The entailed a last-minute move over the Cheltenham Festival of Antiques is the road to the Henley Showground. seventh location for the organisers’ “It was a desperate rejig two days and exhibitors’ understanding and rebooked for the September 23-26 fairs which are spread across the UK before the fair to move it but it all fell support was a major part in this dates which will run at the original including Wales. into place. Everyone was so pleased event’s success.” Greenlands Riverside venue.’’ n continuityfairs.co.uk that it was actually going to happen Wallis added: “Everyone has henleydecorfair.com

Make a Textile trading continues despite fair postponement

date for The planned 30-stand Designer and Makers’ Fair on July 17-18 at Charleston Manor, near Lewes in East Sussex was cancelled at the beginning of July. Lewes Organiser Julia Dorrington, for the manor, said: “Due to a number of exhibitors uncertain about rising Covid cases we have taken the decision to postpone the Lewes, the county town of East summer fair but it will return in November this year.” Sussex, is well known to antiques and Noel Chapman of Bleu Anglais, a regular exhibitor at the Textile Society’s fairs, vintage-hunters and it’s always worth would have had a stand at the fair a trip to one of the many antiques in July and will hopefully be there in shops in the town including the November selling his 20th century Cliffe Antiques Centre, No 1 Lewes, Chinese and Japanese textiles. Pastorale Antiques and the Lewes Talking about the sourcing of stock, Fleamarket which will offer this set Chapman said: “Thankfully I’d had a If you plan to make an antiques trip of of black painted French bistro chairs, very successful buying trip to China it, seven miles outside Cheltenham is below, at £180 from July 19. just before lockdown and I’ve always the market town of Winchcombe with cliffeantiques.co.uk managed to buy from photographs the Winchcombe Antiques Centre, theshoplewes.co.uk from one of my contacts with the help Newsum Antiques and Prichard antiquessussex.co.uk of WeChat Translate. I now have a very Antiques. From Newsum Antiques flea-markets.co.uk good stock overall.’’ comes this selection of Swedish bleuanglais.com glass (above) from 1968 to 1972 by textilesociety.org.uk designer PO Strom at prices from charleston.org.uk £85 to £220. winchcombeantiquescentre.co.uk Left: vintage Japanese Hippari/ newsumantiques.co.uk Noragi work jackets, are £80 to £95 prichardantiques.co.uk each from Bleu Anglais.

Summer Sundays for Portobello and Golborne Portobello and Golborne Markets are host around 30 stalls along Portobello have more time and freedom to shop over now running on Sundays as well as the Road and adjoining Golborne Road in the entire weekend,” said Cllr Catherine Saturdays throughout the summer until west London. Faulks, lead member for Economy, August 11. “Saturday is the busiest day at the Employment and Innovation at the Royal Summer Sundays in London’s world market so the introduction of Summer Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. famous antiques and vintage market will Sundays means visitors and residents visitportobello.com antiquestradegazette.com 10 July 2021 | 53

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WADDESDON ANTIQUE & OLD SPITALFIELDS MARKET. For a comprehensive and regularly updated listing please visit VINTAGE FAIR. Tel: 07394 Vinyls, 10am-5pm at Horner 704272. Antiques & Vintage, Square, Spitalfields, London, 9am-4pm at 107 Baker Street, E1 6EW. antiquestradegazette.com/calendar Waddesdon, Buckinghamshire, oldspitalfieldsmarket.com HP18 0LQ. Devolved nations of the UK have their own lockdown where you must pre-book a ticket with an allocated SATURDAY rules and local authorities may also be involved time slot. As ever, readers are advised to check MONDAY JULY 17 in approving events. Lockdown easing dates are JULY 12 with the fair or event concerned before travelling subject to change based on government criteria ALAN WINTER. Tel: 07875578398. ASPAL ANTIQUES. Tel: 01449 Postcards, 10am-3pm at any distance to understand the conditions under 797175. Antiques & Collectables, and therefore the dates listed here are also subject Teddington Baptist Church, which the event is taking place and to check for any 7am-2pm at Showground, to change. Some fairs, such as those organised by Stonham Barns Park, Pettaugh Church Road, Teddington, Middlesex, TW11 8PF. Dovehouse Fine Antiques, are timed entry events alterations or last-minute cancellations. Road, Stonham Aspal, Suffolk, IP14 6AT. stonhambarns.co.uk/whats-on/ AZTEC. Tel: 01702 549623. Fair organisers are requested to inform us of any changes so that the accuracy of the calendar can be maintained. mid-suffolk-mondays Antiques & Collectables, 10am- Antiques Trade Gazette cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions 5pm at Norfolk Showground, New SHERMAN & WATERMAN. Costessey, Norwich, Norfolk, Tel: 020 7240 7405. Antiques, NR5 0TT. 5.30am-4.30pm at Jubilee Market (Day 1 of 2) Hall, Southampton Street, Covent aztecevents.co.uk TUESDAY THE AFFORDABLE ART FAIR. ARTHUR SWALLOW FAIRS. Tel: GRANDMA’S ATTIC FAIRS. Tel: Garden, London, WC2E 8LH. Contemporary Art, 10am-6pm 01298 27493. Decorative Home 01202 779564. Antiques, 10am- shermanandwaterman.co.uk BANSTEAD ANTIQUES & JULY 6 at Sadler’s House, 180 Lower & Salvage, 10am-2pm at Loseley 4pm at Hanham Road, Wimborne, COLLECTORS FAIR. Tel: 01293 Richmond Road, London, SW15 1LY. Park, Guildford, GU3 1HS. Dorset, BH21 1AS. 518654. Antiques & Collectables, CONTINUITY FAIRS. Tel: 07703 (Day 2 of 4) (Day 3 of 3) grandmasatticfairs.co.uk TUESDAY 9am-3.30pm at Church Institute affordableartfair.com asfairs.com 558600. Antiques & Collectables, JULY 13 Hall, High Street, Banstead, 9am-3pm at The Grandstand, HADDON EVENTS. Tel: 07519 276507. Antiques & Vintage, Surrey, SM7 2NN. Epsom Racecourse, Epsom CHESHIRE SET FAIRS. Tel: 07803 SUNBURY ANTIQUES MARKET. SATURDAY 10am-5pm at Orsett Hall Hotel, facebook.com/bansteadan- 543467. Antiques, 9am-3.30pm Tel: 01932 230946. Antiques Downs, Epsom, Surrey, KT18 5LQ. JULY 10 Prince Charles Avenue, Orsett, tiquefair continuityfairs.co.uk at The Victory Hall, Town Lane, & Collectables, 6.30am-2pm Mobberly, Cheshire, WA16 7JQ. Essex, RM16 3HS. at Kempton Park Racecourse, BARGAINS FROM YESTERYEAR. AMP FAIRS. Tel: 07966 565151. csfairs.co.uk haddonevents.co.uk Sunbury-on-Thames, Postcards, Cigarette Cards & Middlesex, TW16 5AQ. Tel: 01827 895899. Antiques WEDNESDAY Stamps, 10am-4pm at The Abbey & Flea, 9.30am-4pm at Town CHISWICK HIGH ROAD ANTIQUES HUNGERFORD ANT IQUES & FLEA sunburyantiques.com JULY 7 Centre, Overslade Close, East MARKET. Tel: 07920 131397. Hall, High Street, Coleshill, & VINTAGE MARKET. Tel: 07502 Hunsbury, NN4 0RZ. Antiques & Flea, 9.30am-3.30pm Warwickshire, B46 3BG. 213873. Antiques & Vintage, 9am- THE LONDON TEXTILE FAIR. Tel: ampfairs.co.uk at The Town Hall, High Street, bargainsfromyesteryear.co.uk AMP FAIRS. Tel: 07966 565151. 3pm at 209 Chiswick High Road, 020 8347 8145. Textiles, 10am- Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17 0NF. Postcards & Stamps, 9.30am- London, W4 2DU. 5pm at The Business Design ARTHUR SWALLOW FAIRS. Tel: BENTLEY’S EVENTS. Tel: 07828 3.30pm at Bingham Hall, King chiswickhighroadantiqueand Centre, 52 Upper Street, London, 01298 27493. Decorative Home KEMPTON PARK RECORD & N1 0QH. 772475. Vintage, 10am-5pm at De Street, Cirencester, GL7 1JT. & Salvage, 10am-2pm at Loseley vintagemarket.com SHELLAC FAIR. Tel: 07946 (Day 1 of 2) La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill On Sea, ampfairs.co.uk Park, Guildford, GU3 1HS. 689143. Records & Musical thelondontextilefair.co.uk East Sussex, TN40 1DP. (Day 2 of 3) CLERKENWELL VINTAGE Memorabilia, 9am-4pm at (Day 1 of 2) asfairs.com FASHION FAIR. Tel: 07980 Kempton Park Racecourse, bentleysevents.com THURSDAY 270307. Vintage, 11m-5pm at Sunbury, TW16 5AQ. WEDNESDAY JULY 8 CHRIS RAPLEY. Tel: 01795 instagram/clerkenwellvint facebook.com/kempton- JULY 14 GUILDHALL ANTIQUE FAIRS. Tel: 478175. Stamps & Postcards, (online only) parkrecordandshellacfair 01766 831800. Antiques, Vintage 9.30am-3pm at St Mary’s Church, clerkenwellvintagefashionfair.co.uk SHERMAN & WATERMAN. Tel: Hampden Park, Eastbourne, East THE LONDON TEXTILE FAIR. Tel: & Auto Jumble, 10am-4pm at LEGACY FAIRS. Tel: 020 7240 7405. Antiques, 8am- Sussex, BN22 9PP. 020 8347 8145. Textiles, 10am- Naseby Hall, Naseby Road, CODSALL ANTIQUES & 07771 920780. Antiques 5pm at Old Spitalfields Market, facebook.com/rapleyfairs 5pm at The Business Design Naseby, Northamptonshire, COLLECTABLES FAIR. Tel: 07923 & Collectables, 9am-3pm Commercial Street, London, Centre, 52 Upper Street, London, NN6 6DE. 538178. Antiques & Collectables, at Colston Hall, East N1 0QH. E1 6BG. CLIVE BAKER. Tel: 01843 862707. (Day 1 of 2) 9am-3pm at Calf Heath Common, Gerrards Cross, (Day 2 of 2) shermanandwaterman.co.uk Postcards & Collectables, guildhallantiquefairs.co.uk 8.30am-3.30pm at Union Church, Village Hall, Straight Mile, Calf Buckinghamshire, SL9 7AD. thelondontextilefair.co.uk Heath, Wolverhampton, South Union Crescent, Margate, Kent, LYNDHURST BOOK FAIRS. Tel: 0 THE AFFORDABLE ART FAIR. CT9 1NR. Staffordshire, WV10 7DW. MARCEL FAIRS. Tel: 7967643579. Books, 10am-4pm Contemporary Art, 10am-6pm ukoldpostcards.com 07887648255. Antiques, 9.30am- THURSDAY at Lyndhurst Community Centre, at Sadler’s House, 180 Lower COIN FAIRS. Tel: 01694 731781. 4pm at Village Hall, The Green, JULY 15 Lyndhurst, Hampshire, SO43 7NY. Richmond Road, London, LEEDS RECORDS & BOOKS FAIR. Coins, 9.30am-4pm at National Sarratt, Hertfordshire, WD3 6AS. SW15 1LY. Tel: 07896 713988. Records & Motorcycle Museum, Bickenhill, marcelfairs.co.uk LEGACY FAIRS. Tel: (Day 1 of 4) Books, 9am-3pm at George Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, 07771 920780. Antiques & STOCKBRIDGE ANTIQUE FAIRS. Tel: 01264 335769. Antiques, affordableartfair.com Kirkgate, Leeds, LS2 7HY. B92 0EJ. SALLY ANTIQUES. Tel: 07958 Collectables, 9am-2pm at leedsrecordandbookfair.com coinfairs.co.uk 608028. Antiques, Collectables & Wendover Memorial Hall, 9.30am-5pm at Community Militaria, 10am-4pm at The Jolly Wharf Road, Wendover, Centre, West Street, New Sailor Southsea, 54 Clarence Alresford, Hampshire, SO24 9AG. FRIDAY THE AFFORDABLE ART FAIR. CSC FAIRS. Tel: 07803 543467. Buckinghamshire, HP22 6HF. Contemporary Art, 10am-6pm Parade, Portsmouth, Hampshire, Antiques, 9.30am-3.30pm at JULY 9 at Sadler’s House, 180 Lower PO5 2EU. The Victory Hall, Town Lane, SHERMAN & WATERMAN. Tel: 020 V & A FAIRS. Tel: 01244 659887. Richmond Road, London, sallyantiques.co.uk 7240 7405. Antiques, 8am-5pm at Mobberly, Cheshire, WA16 7JQ. Antiques, 9am-3.30pm at ARTHUR SWALLOW FAIRS. Tel: SW15 1LY. Old Spitalfields Market, Commercial Nantwich Square, Town Centre, 01298 27493. Decorative Home (Day 3 of 4) THE AFFORDABLE ART FAIR. Street, London, E1 6BG. Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 5DH. ELSIE’S VINTAGE ANTIQUE & Salvage, 10am-2pm at Loseley affordableartfair.com Contemporary Art, 10am-6pm shermanandwaterman.co.uk vandafairs.com & COLLECTOR’S FAIR. Tel: at Sadler’s House, 180 Lower Park, Guildford, GU3 1HS. 07488549026. Antiques, (Day 1 of 3) Richmond Road, London, SUNDAY Collectables & Vintage, 9am-3pm SW15 1LY. FRIDAY asfairs.com SUNDAY JULY 11 at Village Hall, Lockway, Drayton, (Day 4 of 4) JULY 16 JULY 18 Oxfordshire, OX14 4LG. affordableartfair.com BERMONDSEY ANTIQUES A&C FAIRS. Tel: 07563 589725. BERMONDSEY ANTIQUES MARKET. Tel: 07903 919029. AA RECORD FAIRS. Tel: 07587 Antiques, Vintage, Retro & ETC FAIRS. Tel: 01707 872140. TREE OF AGES. Tel: 01293 MARKET. Tel: 07903 919029. Antiques & Collectables, 4am- Collectables, 10am-3.30pm at Books, 9.30am-3pm at Holiday 781075. Antiques, 9am-4pm at Antiques & Collectables, 4am- 103047. Records, 9am-2.30pm 2pm at Bermondsey Square, Emsworth Community Centre, Inn, Coram Street, Bloomsbury, Stanhill Court Hotel, Stan Hill, 2pm at Bermondsey Square, at New Square, Chesterfield, Southwark, London, SE1 3UN. North Street, Emsworth, London, WC1N 1HT. Charlwood, Surrey, RH6 0EP. Southwark, London, SE1 3UN. Derbyshire, S40 1AR. bermondseyantiquemarket.co.uk PO10 7DD. etcfairs.com treeofages.co.uk bermondseyantiquemarket.co.uk facebook.com/aarecordfairs

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ABERGAVENNY MARKET. HULME HALL ANTIQUES. Tel: SATURDAY BULLDOG FAIRS. Tel: 01373 WATSON ANTIQUE FAIRS. Tel: WHITE KNIGHT FAIRS. Tel: 07802 Tel: 01873 735811. Vintage & 0151 6448797. Antiques & JULY 24 452857. Toys, Models & 538430. Antiques & Collectables, Antiques, 9am-4pm at Market Collectables, 10.30am-2.30pm 07919 022352. Antiques & Collectables, 9.30am-2.30pm 8am-3pm at Bushey Meads Hall, Cross Street, Abergavenny, at Three Counties Showground, at 23 Bolton Road, Portsunlight, Collectables, 8.30am-3.30pm at Monmouthshire, NP7 5HD. AMP FAIRS. Tel: 07966 565151. Malvern, WR13 6NW. School, Coldharbour Lane, abergavennymarket.co.uk Wirral, Cheshire, CH62 5DH. Stamps & Postcards, 10am-4pm bulldogfairs.com Village Hall & Social Club, Waters Bushey, Hertfordshire, WD23 4PA. at Village Hall, Powick, near Great Malvern, WR2 4RT. Lane, Hemsby, Norfolk, NR29 4LE. facebook.com/WhiteKnightFairs ACVR EVENTS. Tel: 07775 SO LAST CENTURY FAIRS. CODSALL ANTIQUES & ampfairs.co.uk 816283. Bishops Waltham Vintage, 10am-5pm at The COLLECTABLES FAIR. Tel: 07923 Antiques & Brocante, 9.30am- Mansion, Beckenham Place Park, 538178. Antiques & Collectables, ARMINGHALL FAIR. Tel: 3.30pm at High Street, Bishops Beckenham, Kent, BR3 1SY. 9am-3pm at Village Hall, Waltham, Southampton, SO32. 07915 775426. Autojumble & Wolverhampton Road, Codsall, solastcenturyfair.co.uk acvrevents.co.uk Classic Motors, 8.30am-5pm Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, at Arminghall Sale Ground, Old WV8 1PL. WE’RE BACK AMP FAIRS. Tel: 07966 565151. ST ALBANS ANTIQUES & Stoke Road, Norwich, Norfolk, Postcards, Cigarette Cards, VINTAGE MARKET. Tel: 07502 NR14 8SQ. arminghallevents.co.uk DUALCO PROMOTIONS. Tel: Ephemera & Stamps, 10am-4pm 213873. Antiques & Vintage, 01617 662012. Antiques & Legacy at National Motorcycle Museums, Collectables, 9am-4pm at 9am-3pm at St Peters Street, St ARTHUR SWALLOW FAIRS. Coventry Road, Bickenhill, Doncaster Racecourse, Exhibition Albans, Hertfordshire, AL1 3DH. Tel: 01298 27493. Antiques & Solihull, B92 0EJ. Hall, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, stalbansantiqueandvintagemarket.com Salvage, 10am-2pm at Cheshire Antiques Fair ampfairs.co.uk DN2 6BB. Showground, Tabley, near dualco.co.uk with decorative glass AZTEC. Tel: 01702 549623. Antiques TEDDY’S ANTIQUES. Tel: 07708 Knutsford, Cheshire, WA16 0HJ. asfairs.com Colston Hall, East Common, & Collectables, 9am-4pm at Norfolk 775668. Antiques & Collectables, ECLECTIC FAIRS. Tel: 07368 Showground, New Costessey, 7.30am-2.30pm at Loddon Hall, 138165. Antiques & Vintage, Gerrards Cross SL9 7AD Norwich, Norfolk, NR5 0TT. BARGAINS FROM YESTERYEAR. Loddon Hall Road, Twyford, Tel: 01827 895899. Antiques 10am-4pm at Furzebrook Hall, (Day 2 of 2) Furzebrook, Dorset, BH20 5AR. aztecevents.co.uk Reading, Berkshire, RG10 9JA. & Flea Market, 9.30am-4pm at Sunday 11th July Hoar Park Craft Village, Garden www.purbeckantiquesfairs.co.uk THE BIRMINGHAM CLOCK & Centre, Ansley, near Nuneaton, 10am-3pm BENTLEY’S EVENTS. Tel: 07828 ETC FAIRS. Tel: 01707 872140. 772475. Vintage, 10am-5pm at De WATCH FAIR. Tel: 07598 072645. Warwickshire, CV10 0QU. bargainsfromyesteryear.co.uk Ephemera, 9.30am-3pm at AA signposted Refreshments La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill On Sea, Clocks & Watches, 9am-2pm Holiday Inn, Coram Street, East Sussex, TN40 1DP. at The Motor Cycle Museum, BROWSERS ANTIQUE & Bloomsbury, London, WC1N 1HT. (Day 2 of 2) etcfairs.com bentleysevents.com Coventry Road, Solihull, B92 0EJ. COLLECTOR’S FAIR. Tel: 07759 thebirminghamclockandwatchfair.com 380299. Antiques & Collectables, 10am-4pm at Village Hall, Station G J FAIRS. Tel: 01676 533 Antiques & Collectors’ Country Market CAMEO FAIRS. Tel: 01929 978. Antiques & Collectables, 471987. Antiques, 9.30am-4pm at Road, Pangbourne, Reading, MONDAY Berkshire, RG8 7AN. 9am-3pm at Sky Blues Sport Wendover Memorial Hall Village Hall, Minstead, Lyndhurst, Connection, Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Hampshire, SO43 7FX. Wharf Road, Wendover, Buckinghamshire HP22 6HF JULY 19 Coventry, Warwickshire, CV8 3FL. cameofairs.co.uk JAGUAR FAIRS. Tel: 01332 830444. Antiques & Vintage, 9am- gjfairs.co.uk Thursday 15th July 9am-2pm CHESHIRE SET FAIRS. Tel: 07803 SHERMAN & WATERMAN. 5pm at Derby Conference Centre, HADDENHAM ANTIQUE & 543467. Antiques, 9am-3.30pm Tel: 020 7240 7405. Antiques, London Road, Derby, DE24 8UX. Refreshments COLLECTORS FAIR. Tel: 07394 at Village Hall, Knutsford Road, 5.30am-4.30pm at Jubilee Market (Day 1 of 2) 704272. Antiques & Collectables, Chelford, SK11 9AS. jaguarfairs.com For more information Hall, Southampton Street, Covent 9am-3.30pm at Village Hall, Banks csfairs.co.uk [email protected] Tel: 07771 920780 Garden, London, WC2E 8LH. JOS EVENTS. Tel: 01746 710033. Park, Banks Road, Haddenham, shermanandwaterman.co.uk Buckinghamshire, HP17 8EE. COVEN FAIRS. Tel: 07938 123040. Antiques & Home, 8.30am-3.30pm Antiques & Vintage, 9.30am-3pm at Worcester Racecourse, Grand Stand Road, Worcester, WR1 3EJ. HUNGERFORD ANTIQUES & FLEA at Coven Memorial Hall, Brewood TUESDAY Road, Coven, Wolverhampton, josevents.co.uk MARKET. Tel: 07920 131397. West Midlands, WV9 5DL. JULY 20 Antiques & Flea, 9.30am-3.30pm MELFORD ANTIQUES FAIRS. at The Town Hall, High Street, Tel: 07837 497617. Antiques & Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17 0NF. CSC FAIRS. Tel: 07803 543467. ELSIE’S VINTAGE ANTIQUE Antiques, 9.30am-3.30pm at Village Vintage, 9.30am-4pm at The Old & COLLECTOR’S FAIR. Tel: School, The Green, Long Melford, JAGUAR FAIRS. Tel: 01332 Hall, Knutsford Road, Chelford, SECOND AND LAST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH Cheshire, SK11 9AS. 07488549026. Antiques & Suffolk, CO10 9DX. 830444. Antiques & Vintage, 9am- Collectables, 7am-2pm at W.I. (Day 1 of 2) 4pm at Derby Conference Centre, melfordantiquesfair.co.uk London Road, Derby, DE24 8UX. DOVEHOUSE FINE ANTIQUES Hall, Green Lane, Hartley Wintney, FAIRS. Tel: 07952 689717. (Day 2 of 2) TUESDAY 13TH JULY Basingstoke, Hampshire, jaguarfairs.com Brocante, 11am-4pm at St RG27 8DL. SUNDAY Martin’s Walk, Dorking High TUESDAY 27TH JULY Street, Dorking, Surrey, RH4 1UX. JULY 25 MELFORD ANTIQUES FAIRS. Tel: 07837 497617. Antiques & TUESDAY 10TH AUGUST dovehousefineantiquesfairs.com THURSDAY SECOND AND LAST TUESDAY ACVR EVENTS. Tel: 07775 Vintage, 9.30am-4pm at The Old New buyer procedures: DP VINTAGE TOY FAIRS. Tel: JULY 22 816283. Antiques & Decorative, School, The Green, Long Melford, OF EVERY MONTH 07742 609865. Vintage Toys & 10am-2pm at Town Hall, 1 Market Suffolk, CO10 9DX. 6:30am - 8:30am - £10 (Day 2 of 2) Trains, 9.30am-1pm at Ashington SHERMAN & WATERMAN. Tel: Place, Romsey, SO51 8YZ. Community Centre, Foster Lane, acvrevents.co.uk melfordantiquesfair.co.uk 8:30amAPRIL - 10:00am DATES: - £5 020 7240 7405. Antiques, 8am- Ashington, Northumberland, 10:00am - 2:00pm - FREE RH20 3PG. 5pm at Old Spitalfields Market, B2B EVENTS. Tel: 07796 714509. MISSING BOOK FAIR. Tel: 01245 Commercial Street, London, Flea, 7.30am-3.30pm at Three 361609. Books, 10am-4pm at For furtherTUESDAY information 13TH please visit APRIL our website GIANT SHEPTON FLEA MARKET. E1 6BG. Counties Showground, Malvern, Highgate Hall, Overend, Elton, Tel: 01278 784912. Flea & shermanandwaterman.co.uk Worcestershire, WR13 6NW. Peterborough, PE8 6RU. www.sunburyantiques.com Collectables, 9.30am-4pm at Royal b2bevents.info missingbookfairs.co.uk Bath & West Showground, Shepton TUESDAY 27TH APRIL Mallet, Somerset, BA4 6QN. FRIDAY BATH VINTAGE & ANTIQUES P & V ROWSON ANTIQUE FAIRS. Tel: 07976 643174. Antiques Fair, FREE PARKING 6:30AM - 2PM sheptonflea.com JULY 23 MARKET. Tel: 07711 900095. New buyer procedures: FREE Vintage & Antiques, 8am-4pm at 9am-4pm at Himley Hall, Himley INSIDE STALLS (silver ring) & OUTSIDEPARKING STALLS Park, Dudley, West Midlands, GUILDHALL ANTIQUE FAIRS. Tel: Green Park Station, Green Park 06:30amCOVID - 08:30am SAFE GUIDELINES - £10 IN PLACE 01766 831800. Antiques, Vintage BERMONDSEY ANTIQUES Road, Bath, Somerset, BA1 1JB. DY3 4DF. OPENS & Auto Jumble, 10am-4pm at MARKET. Tel: 07903 919029. vintageandantiques.co.uk 6:30AM - 2PM UK PEN SHOWS. London Pen 08:30am - 10:00am - £5 Naseby Hall, Naseby Road, Antiques & Collectables, 4am- Naseby, Northamptonshire, BLACKDOG EVENTS. 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Concern over cultural goods rule change dealers and auction houses. UKBS does not oppose the Goods (EU 2019/880) in goods being exported to by Laura Chesters However, the manner of the revocation and acknowledged Great Britain, but not Northern Northern Ireland, whether repeal could have unforeseen that the regulation has been Ireland. This difference could destined for the EU or not, have The revocation of the European consequences, according to widely criticised for its create major challenges if the not been illegally exported from Union’s cultural goods heritage body, the UK National potential effects on what many UK is not well prepared, their country of origin, a check regulation in Great Britain Committee of the Blue Shield countries may recognise as UKBS has warned. that is not currently required at could leave Northern Ireland (UKBS). legally owned objects which Fionnuala Rogers, cultural UK borders. Ultimately, the UK Tony Pratt exposed, according to cultural It has warned that the have no contribution to property lawyer and chair of is going to have to make some We need propertyto experts. keepgovernment is unprepared to terrorist financing. uniqueUKBS, said: “It is highly likely significant changes as a result of The UK government is in “handle the challenges of that the EU will want to ensure this regulation, despite the the process of revoking the EU maintaining distinct systems Impact assessment that Northern Ireland does not revocation.” regulation on the Import of for the import of cultural goods Instead, the organisation is become a gateway for cultural The UK government is due Cultural Goods. into different parts of the UK” urging government to plan for goods to enter the EU in to debate the issues after the This step has been widely and has “significantly the impact it will have. violation of the Regulation. recess in June. UKBS added welcomed by the art and underestimated the risks this As part of Brexit, on May 19 “Equivalent checks will need that it is “essential that the UK The directors of The Canterbury Auction antiques trade due to the might pose to the increase of the UK began to repeal the EU to be carried out in Great government considers these complexity of the regulation illicit trafficking through Regulation on the Introduction Britain, and UK customs will matters during the Portobelloand the onerous impactcharacter on Northern Ireland”. and the Import of Cultural need to ensure that cultural parliamentary debate”. Galleries are shocked and deeply saddened to report the sudden death of Tony Pratt, the Notorious ‘Oath’ forgery up for sale In answer to your article on theContinued from front page exchangecentury paper,– everything printing ink to make chairman of the company. created using a 400-year-old North America, produced in recipe and a manufactured Cambridge, Massachusetts, I will be relieved printing plate. He planted it in He passed away quietly at his home on Portobello Road area consultationaround 1638. No copy of this that thebuying albatross theeasy. shelves of a second-hand diminutive broadsheet was “ bookstore so it could be thought to have survived – until is gone ‘discovered’ and bought for $25. (ATG No 2495), here are some1985 when the Utah documents l EncourageHofmann went to prison dealers to have June 11, the day of his 66th birthday. He had dealer (and master forger and about its price, provenance and owing Schiller more than convicted murderer) Mark title”. $300,000. Hoffman claimed to have Hoffman – the subject of a The bookseller is offering possible improvements I woulddiscovered a copy in a New numbertheir of books andown the Oath ,websites housed in the – a web arranger celebrated 30 years in the business in April. York bookstore. documentaries including the slipcover made by the Library The simple 4 x 6in (10 x current Netflix hit Murder of Congress when it considered suggest. 15cm) sheet fooled scores of Among thecould Mormons – pleaded advertisethe purchase, via a court order a special rate for new Managing director Dave Parker said Tony’s bibliophiles including Schiller, guilty to two counts of second- that allows him to recoup some has been a painful experience, Above: two views of The who entered negotiations to sell degree murder and is serving a of that lost money. I will be relieved that the Oath of a Freeman, a forgery I have a stand in the Admiralit to the Library of Congress for life sentencedealers in the Utah State andHe says it will belocal a relief to albatross businesses. is gone.” by Mark Hoffman. It has death had stunned everyone who knew him. $1.5m. Prison. He later confessed to finally part with it. “With all its It has an opening bid of an opening bid of £10,000 It was turned down not prosecutors that The Oath of a notoriety you could call it the £10,000 as part of Heritage’s as part of Heritage’s Rare because the Oath was deemed a Freeman was an elaborate most famous 20th century Rare Books Signature auction Books Signature auction on Vernon Arcade selling fake but “because of questions fabrication involving 17th h American forgery. Because lit in TexasGet on June 9-10.inspirationJune 9-10. He said: “Tony was entirely dedicated to antique sewing tools. My from The Fleas the business he took over in 1991 and in his Another chance to give views on LAPADA fair is cancelled again Portobello area improvements The LAPADA Art & Antiques Fair usually Warwickshire on July 23-25 where a number Send your dealer news to immediate neighbours held in the(Clignancourt autumn in London’s Berkeley of LAPADA dealers market) have taken stands. memory, I and my fellow directors will continue [email protected] Kensington & Chelsea council has Square has been cancelled for a second year Simms added: “We have been busy launched a study to allow residents and running. forging partnerships with other events. In sell paintings and businesses in the area to have their say The associationin Paris has decided it is too withaddition to photosthe Game Fair we are running of to drive it forward in the manner Tony would on future development plans. much of a risk to plan to stage the event. a similar arrangement at the Scottish Chinese art expert makes his mark with new book The project is largely focused Game Fair which will be held at Scone Difficult decision Asian art specialist Gerald Davison has on locations where housing may be Palace in Perthshire (September 24-26), He adds: “Inscriptions and marks of antique/vintage textiles. outside cafes, well- have expected.” released his fourth and final book and it is built. However, the survey will allow In a statement Freya Simms, CEO of which LAPADA members are welcome to varying types appeared on Chinese pottery “An interesting aspect of my books a heavyweight work – literally. Left: Gerald for feedback on how planners could LAPADA, said the board had taken the join.” and porcelain with increasing frequency is that the old editions get advertised at Weighing in at nearly 1kg, Davison. Marks on from the Tang Dynasty (618-906CE) through fantastic prices on eBay and Amazon for preserve local characteristics or make “difficult decision” to cancel the event LAPADA is also in talks about other Chinese Ceramics has already been well to the Republic in the early years of the example, often changing hands for many We work to make our improvements. becausedressed “there are simply too many patrons.London-based initiatives planned for The funeral will be private. received. 20th century” and that his book is the “only hundreds of pounds,” he said. The ‘character study’ consultation is open until June 27 at impediments and unknowns for us to be able September. Davison decided to publish this book reference work in any language to deal “One of my small 1987 books that himself through his website rather than https://virtualengage.arup.com/RBKCcharacterstudy/. to proceed with confidence”. The association says these “may appeal exhaustively with the entire range of these originally sold for £10 is currently through international distributors as The study is in addition to the council’s five-year Market Plan where it had Under current governmentl guidance to LAPADA members as an alternative to very diverse marks”. advertised at £425! The reality is that stands attractive. The The housing in before. been asking the antiques trade to submit feedback on Portobello Road market. indoor and outdoor fairs can go ahead later the LAPADA fair in Berkeley Square, and we Across 400 pages there are illustrations each new publication has made earlier “I opened the website without fanfare to of 4200 individual marks. editions obsolete. See 5Questions with a Portobello Road dealer in Dealers’ Diary, page 33. this year and LAPADA will proceed with will provide an update on these as soon as make sure it was functioning well and the “Within days of my new 2021 book the LAPADA Pavilion at the Game Fair in the details are confirmed.” first print run sold out in under four weeks,” Highly recommended being sold, copies started appearing other businesses – cafes, Paris keeps the character ATG note: a full tribute will appear inhe asays. Alater larger run of the bookedition. is now 4 | 5 June 2021 antiquestradegazette.com Colin Sheaf, global head of Asian art at on eBay at very inflated prices. I now available. Bonhams, has already reviewed the book. advertise the same book on eBay at Write to ATG at: Davison has been a dealer for 60 years He said it is: “Hugely expanded, crucially the normal price to try to stem this (starting when he was 18) and he wrote his extended to cover 20th century ceramics profiteering. food, clothes – all owe of the market as it was first book in 1987. He followed this in 1994 PAGE 001,004,005 2495.indd 2 28/05/2021 13:18:10 for the first time, and handily cross- “But the new reprint even appeared and 2010 (as well as several reprints of Davison hopes his new book will be as referenced for maximum usefulness. This for sale on eBay before we had sold each one) and said his “latest book brings popular as his other publications but was is one of the very few reference books any and it turned out they were stolen to a conclusion my research and unique surprised to find buyers are so keen that that are genuinely essential for anyone from the binders and the police are now Letters & Opiniontheir business to us. an old residential quarter work on the subject”. there has even been criminal activity to interested in Chinese-taste ceramics.” investigating.” secure the work. l Clean and repaint where ever built probably before the market. It [email protected] chinesemarks.com possible, clean the outside awnings is important to keep away from big 5Left: Questions the ATG story on Anne Swift and sort of ‘involved’ from the her son Phil run beginning, in that you get of bird droppings, make sure the blocks of flats that overpower the Staying Swift pendantAntique Lace, portraits of taken along to markets, trading from a auctions, etc. It was only stall in London’s recently that I realised I’d Portobello Road picked up quite a lot of fans are working in the summer. We road and its stands. antiquesNapoleon market. and Josephine knowledge about antique Anne has been selling lace, bobbins and lace from my mum without actively textiles for the past four decades and her learning it, so I thought I would have a go! son Phil joined gradually. He now runs the businessBonaparte following Anne stepping 3 by Italian need the road to look attractive to What is one challenge that Pendant portraits by Andrea Appiani. together Left: Napoleon Bonaparte with Genius of Victory. back from the day-to-day operations. Portobello Road dealers face? Right: Josephine Bonaparte Crowning the Myrtle tree. They also trade via Instagram and eBay. The main challenge has been @swift_antique_lace neoclassicallongstanding –painter exacerbated by the any visitors and possible property We love the Portobello. Residents pandemic. It is that many premises Napoleon and Josephine reunited 1 Anne, when and where did you formerly home to antique dealers (either start dealing? In the year commemorating 200 years in galleries or in shops) have been turned French Revolutionaries. In 1800 Wycombe It began with the art market along the since the death of Napoleon, pendant into cafes, chain stores, estate agents and dealers alike, we need to fight The article Napoleon and distributed a print of the painting of railingsAndrea at Green Park in the late 1970s, Appiani reunited owners. etc. Portobello antiques market is an portraits of Napoleon and Josephine Napoleon as propaganda, advocating the before moving to Portobello market in Bonaparte have been reunited after more ecology under threat. Unless the antiques young general’s success.” the early 1980s, where I began to sell than a century apart. section of Portobello Road is given some The portrait of Napoleon ( antique textiles. They are now on show at dealership Napoleon sort of protected status (perhaps like l Allot numbered parking spaces for it to retain its unique character. It Josephine reunited (Dealers’ Bonaparte with Genius of Victory after more than a century Robilant+Voena’s ) is on loan Savile Row), I can’t see how the trend can Envisioning an Empire: to the exhibition from the Earl of Rosebery 2 Phil, when did you become Napoleon and Josephine reunite be halted. exhibition (Sotheby’s Harry Dalmeny), enabling the involved in the business and why? in London running until June 27. reunion of the pendants. It has been part As the child of an antique dealer, you’re 4 The portraits by Italian neoclassical One object you couldn’t do to dealers who pay a year in advance. beats Buckingham Palace for tourist Diary, ATG No 2495) is indeed of the collection at Dalmeny House since apart, on show at painter Andrea Appiani (1754-1817) were without? 1885. somehow separated in the past 200 Being on a stall outside in all weathers, a The Josephine portrait is believed to Left: Flemish years. Completed in 1796 in Milan, the pair tarpaulin is pretty essential. have been inherited by Earl Wycombe’s bobbin lace, are believed to have come to the UK the Allow free parking Sundays. visits. Let’s do it. most interesting. widow, subsequently owned by Dowager dealershipmade in the 5 Robilant+Voena’s following year. What sort of buyers look for Marchioness of Lansdowne, then in a private 17th century, The exhibition is curated by Carolyn antique lace? collection before being sold at Christie’s in 13½ x 8½in H Miner, who said: “The Napoleon, and It’s a mixture of collectors, dealers and October 1999 as ‘Portrait of a lady’ when it (35 x 22cm), likely the Josephine, were brought to Great designers. Antique lace is something of a l Install Wi-Fi in the arcades The two pendant 18th was bought by Duchess Salviati. Envisioningpriced at £70. an Empire: Britain by Earl Wycombe soon after they rarefied market. Josephine Bonaparte Crowning the were painted. Myrtle tree is on offer from Robilant+Voena “A Whig politician, he hoped Bonaparte with an asking price of If you would like to be featured in 5 Questions, please contact l would limit the intemperance of the £850,000. Improve the Portobello website, Bridget McConnel century oil paintings of robilantvoena.com [email protected] and Josephine antiquestradegazette.com list shippers, foreign currency The Thimble Society General Buonaparte and reunite exhibition5 June 2021in | 33London One mystery solved… PAGE 032-33 2495.indd 2 Madam Buonaparte, as they running until June 27.27/05/2021 14:13:24 would have been known at the time, were completed when their recent marriage was Mystery in a very precarious position. Napoleon history began. They witnessed together had to leave soon after the wedding to take great splendour and great depravity. machine command of the army of Italy. He wrote honour and betrayal, truth and lies, Josephine letters, sometimes pleading, marriage and divorce – yet all through this I wonder if any sometimes scolding, exhorting her to join they never stopped loving each other. reader can identify him in Italy. There is a golden thread that runs the Victorian However, she was fully occupied with a through the French first empire and that is bygone pictured young officer called Hippolyte Charles and the abiding love and affection that the two or tell me where had no desire to make the arduous journey people at its head felt for each other, and I might find out to Italy. Eventually she could not ignore his why the names Napoleon and Josephine what it is? entreaties any longer and she set out for will never be separated. Milan with Charles for company, Bob Horlock It was from this inauspicious start that Graham Bowers one of the most enduring love stories in Newport, Isle of Wight

Above: the mystery machine puzzling Bob Horlock and, left, the orange- …a new one for paring machine owned by John Reckless. you to weigh up

I write again with another mystery. Re: Letters, ATG No 2498, ‘Mystery antiquestradegazette.comfruit but could be adjusted for small fruit. I have two prints which are undoubtedly26 June 2021 | French. 83 Both are titled in machine’. Bob Horlock asks if one could The Goodell parer does not have the English, The Sump and The Balance with text underneath in Latin and identify his machine. It is an orange same gear number and arrangement English. Beneath the painting it reads ‘Teuh Pinx’ bottom left and paring machine, but would also peel as the Chandos or probably as Mr “Tennob direxit’ bottom right. Then at the bottom it reads: ‘London apples and probably potatoes. Horlock’s machine. The ATG image does Publ 30 Jany 1787. Sold at Tobe and Mrs Vivares Widow’. I have one labelled THE CHANDOS, not show all the detail but perhaps Mr After a brainwave I realised that Tueh is Huet backwards and Tennob likely English manufacture c.1900-20, Horlock has other views of his parer and is Bonnet, both famous French artists. Can anybody explain? but could also be American. I might then be able to comment further. I attach an image of the Chandos Bob Horlock Success story which indicates the similarity. An American parer/peeler with the same ATG adds: pinx might be short for pinxit meaning here ‘painted’ or shape of the fruit holder was made by the John Reckless ‘retouched’; direxit ‘arranged’ or ‘directed’. From the photo supplied we’re Goodell Co of Antrim, New Hampshire, Frome, Somerset not able to make out all the letters in the rest of the text but it appears as the ‘Success Orange Peeler’, using as follows in Latin: ‘Quid video? quid et ipse canis? Quid cauta puella? a Fred G Mower patent (number ATG notes: thanks also to Tony Wheal of Libramen nimium Sie (or Su?) male cavit (or cauit?) amor.’ 1,008,555) dated November 14, 1911. Laxfield, Suffolk, who pointed out that the The English text (not a translation of the Latin) appears to read: The Goodell parer’s instructions object “looks exactly the same design as my ‘Incautious Love the Balance mounts in air, And shews below the Secrets advised that the knife was set for large spiral fruit peeler”. of the fair’. The word play would presumably refer to the somewhat compromising position of the young lady at the bottom of the balance.

Art Detective Help identify mystery works

An occasional feature on mystery works the Art collaboration with Bloomberg Philanthropies, on UK charity is seeking help to identify. June 16 (see https://bit.ly/3wIIdBC). The attribution to Beale has been made Art UK, a charity with a website showcasing independently by several art historians. Beale had artworks in UK public collections, runs the Art a studio in Pall Mall and her portraits were in great Detective forum where specialists and members demand at the height of her career in the 1670s. Left: the of the public are invited to help fill in gaps in the The Dulwich Picture Gallery also noted that the portrait knowledge of public art. pose matches that of Godfrey Kneller’s 1690 portrait by Mary Its latest question concerns this portrait by Mary of the shipbuilder Sir Anthony Deane holding a Beale Beale (1633-99) in the Dulwich Picture Gallery in drawing of a ship (National Portrait Gallery). View (1633- south london. The sitter is not known. this picture online here: https://bit.ly/3wDIXbj 99) in Can you help to identify the sitter, who is holding If you have information that may help visit Dulwich an anatomical drawing? Suggestions for his identity https://bit.ly/3iQjF5z and post your comments or Picture include the physician-poet Sir Richard Blackmore write to ATG via the usual channels. Gallery. (d.1729) and the physician Sir Edmund King (1629- The network is run by Art Detective manager 1709). Jennifer Scott, Sackler director of Dulwich Marion Richards, who works with 22 subject Picture Gallery, said: “He is a professional man who specialist group leaders. can afford to have his portrait painted by one of the Art UK relies on donations to continue making very best.” discoveries. To support its work visit the website Scott discussed the portrait in Art Unlocked, below. an online talk series developed by Art UK in artuk.org/support-us/citizens

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