CATHERINE SOUTHON auctioneers &auctioneers valuers ltd
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES - 2018 october
Antiques & Collectables Wednesday 3rd October at 10.30am
TO BE HELD AT FARLEIGH COURT, SURREY CR6 9PE
Antiques & Collectables Wednesday 3rd October at 10.30am
VIEWING Tuesday 2nd October 9.00am - 5.30pm Wednesday 3rd October 9.00am - 10.30am
AUCTION AND VIEWING TO BE HELD AT FARLEIGH COURT GOLF CLUB, OLD FARLEIGH ROAD, NR SELSDON, SURREY CR6 9PE
Ripley Arts Centre, 24 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley, BR1 2PX Valuation days held here every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am and 2pm WE ARE DELIGHTED TO WELCOME BBC BARGAIN HUNT SUPPORTING CHILDREN IN NEED TO CATHERINE SOUTHON AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS ON WEDNESDAY 3RD OCTOBER. Welcome to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers
Specialist: Catherine Southon MA Consultants: Barbara Dixon Neassa Quinn Mark Stacey Sale Administrator: Nicola Minney Auction Enquiries and Information: 07596 332978 07808 737694 Email: [email protected] Auction Venue: Farleigh Court Golf Club, Old Farleigh Road, Nr Selsdon, Surrey CR6 9PE Office: Ripley Arts Centre, 24 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley, BR1 2PX Tel: 0208 313 3655 (not week of auction)
IMPORTANT NOTICES Please note that purchased items of furniture must be collected from the auction venue before 3pm on Friday 5th October otherwise buyers will incur storage charges. All other purchases can also be collected during this time. Please note that the condition of items are not noted in the catalogue. Condition reports can be viewed on www.thesaleroom.com Please note that we are no longer taking credit cards as payment. COLLECTIONS All lots should be collected on the day of the auction, or on Thursday 4th or Friday 5th October until 3pm. After this time all items of furniture will be shipped to the warehouse where an appointment has to be made for collection. All other items will be available for collection at our office address at Ripley Arts Centre 9.30 - 4.30pm, Monday - Friday for two weeks after the sale. SHIPPING We are happy to ship non-breakable Mail Boxes Etc. items, please call 07808 737694 for Tel: +44(0)208 649 9777 a quote Email: [email protected]
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AUCTIONS We hold regular Antiques and Collectables Auctions, with colour catalogues, on-line catalogues and Live bidding. These auctions take place regularly at Farleigh Court Golf Club, Old Farleigh Road, Nr Selsdon, Surrey CR6 9PE. This venue has plently of free parking and is a short taxi ride from East Croydon Station with directly links to London. The Company trades as Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd. The Company’s registered office is: Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley, BR1 3RA. Company Registration Number 08020183. Registered in England and Wales.
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4. A mahogany pie crust tilt top table, 19th century and later with bird cage mechanism upon a turned pedestal with three splayed supports. 71 x 71.5cm approximately £300-£400
5. A Japanese Hakone wear parquetry miniature 1. An Arts and Crafts folding pyrography side table, desk, late 19th century early 20th century of rectangular form with metal hinges, handles and the circular top with quarter incised sections painted in estcutcheons, the removable top with parquetry detail, blue and red, raised upon folding x-frame supports with below are two pedestals of similar design, with swing similar decoration. 62.5 x 62cm approximately handles, one with inset panelled door opening to two £140-£180 drawers with swing handles above a single drawer, the other pedestal with four graduated drawers with swing handles, the locking section which is inset when the pedestals are together with the top over to form a cabinet. cabinet: 29 x 36 x 25.5cm; desk: 27.5 x 70 x 25.5cm approximately £100-£150
6. A retro 1970s red and chrome desk lamp with globular lamp and weighted circular base height 34cm £20-£30
2. An oak silver chest, 20th century of rectangular form with domed hinged lid, the exterior with black painted metal strapping, two side swing handles, the interior lined with marbleised paper and green baize, with key. 55 x 75.3 x 45cm approximately £150-£250
3. A mahogany cheval mirror, late 19th century the mirror of rectangular form with shaped pediment, the rectangular fluted side uprights with triangular finials, 7. An early 20th century brown leather Gladstone bag raised upon a rectangular plinth with bun supports. with leather handle and metal frame and brass hinges and 164 x 77 x 28.7cm approximately catches, opening up to reveal a beige canvas lined interior £150-£200 with two pockets length 43cm £40-£60
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8. A large collection of vintage costume jewellery brooches including a vintage Komai work pin, several marcasite brooches, aurora borealis rhinestone crown and more, several signed, together with a pair of modern quilted display frames (qty) £20-£30
9. A Victorian walnut dressing table box the hinged lid revealing a fitted interior with silver-plated glass bottles and containers, mother of pearl manicure set, secret drawer, inset mirror in the green velvet lid, the lid and escutcheon inset with mother of pearl. 16.8 x 30.5 x 22.7cm £50-£70
10. A Victorian walnut and marquetry inlay dressing table box the exterior with geometric marquetry inlay bands, the hinged lid opening to reveal a fitted interior, with pull out tray and glass bottles, concealed side drawer, together with a Victorian burr walnut brass bound jewellery box, the pierced strap exterior banding with hinged lid opening to reveal fitted interior and a mid 20th century rectangular form jewellery box, with painted silhouette to the hinged lid, raised upon ball supports (3). dressing box: 16.7 x 30.4 x 22.7cm; jewellery box: 9.8 x 23 x 16.5cm; box: 10 x 19 x 10.4cm approximately £100-£150
11. A Victorian rosewood writing slope of rectangular form with brass banding, opening to reveal a leather inset writing slope, with concealed wells and secret drawers. 14 x 50.3 x 23.8cm approximately £100-£150
12. An oak cased International Time Recording Ltd clocking in/ clocking out clock of rectangular form with pediment above glazed door enclosing white circular dial with arabic hours and spade hands, with pendulum, over acanthus embossed metal panel enclosing glazed day window and in/ out window, the base with copper levers and operational sign “Shift this lever to proper notch before recording”, raised upon side supports, with key. 122 x 43 x 26.5cm approximately 12 £80-£120
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13. A Victorian mahogany writing slope 17. Two Victorian mahogany writing slopes of rectangular form with brass banding and cartouche, each of rectangular form with brass bound exterior and the hinged lid opening to reveal leather inset writing hinged lid, the interior with leather inset writing slope, slope with fitted compartments and secret drawers. opening to reveal wells and secret compartments, pen 18 x 50.5 x 27cm approximately tray and inkwell with bottle (2). 14 x 29.7 x 22.4cm; £100-£150 15.5 x 30 x 23.5cm approximately £80-£120 14. A Victorian rosewood brass inlaid writing slope of rectangular form, with hinged front, baize lined opening to compartment with material letter holder, the hinged upper section opening to reveal sectioned compartments of pen tray, inkwell bottles, loose fountain pens with nibs; together with a Victorian mahogany and banded tea caddy, of square form with hinged lid, opening to reveal silk lined interior (2). writing slope: 9.8 x 40.6 x 25.7cm; tea caddy: 13 x 13 x 13cm approximately £100-£150
15. A Victorian rosewood writing slope of large rectangular proportions, with brass banding and inset side handles, the hinged lid opening to reveal leather inset writing slope, opening to reveal two wells and secret compartments, surmounted by pen tray, inkwells, the interior with brass ratchet converting the writing slope into a reading slope, with end drawer. 18 x 47.3 x 26.5cm approximately £100-£150
16. A Victorian rosewood dressing table box and Victorian walnut writing slope the dressing table box exterior with metal banding and cartouche, the hinged lid opening to reveal fitted green leather interior, the lid with velvet compartment, the interior with pullout tray revealing a well, the exterior side drawer fitted for jewellery, together with a Victorian walnut writing slope, brass bound, the hinged lid opening to reveal inset leather writing slope with fitted pen tray and wells (2). dressing table box: 17.5 x 33 x 25.5cm; writing box: 15 x 29.5 x 22.7cm approximately £80-£120 18. An Art Deco Leonardi plaster table lamp, 1930s in the form of a nude female with trailing cloth holding a circular lamp shade base, upon a rectangular stepped plinth on a chrome base with ball supports, impressed RD 817180 246 and initials LC (Leonardene Co), later re-painted height: 58.5cm; width: 15.3cm; depth: 25.5cm approximately £100-£150
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20. Josef Lorenzl (Austrian, 1892-1950) an Art Deco cold painted bronze figure of a young lady dancing in a stylised pose, raise upon a green onyx cylindrical base, signature to base. height: 36cm approx £700-£1,000
21. After Lambert Sigisbert Adam (French, 1700-1759) A bronze sculpture of a weeping boy seated on a conch shell being bitten by a lobster, raised on a plinth base, unsigned. height: 47cm; width: 37cm; depth: 29cm approximately £200-£300
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19. Josef Lorenzl 22. A Dutch two handled bronze mortar in the (Austrian, 1892-1950) style of Gerrit Schimmel, Deventer, dated 1596 an Art Deco cold painted of flared cylindrical shape with pan top, relief bronze figure of a young decorated with urns and acanthus scrollwork lady dancing in a stylised beneath a band of palmettes, the rim inscribed pose, raised upon a “AMOR VINCIT OMNIA Ao 1596”, flanked by green onyx cylindrical animal head handles height approx 12.5cm, base, signature to base. diameter of top 13.3cm height: 37cm approx £100-£150 £700-£1,000 23. A bronze sculpture of Lorenzo de Medici after the antique, late 19th century raised upon slate base. bronze height: 23cm; total height: 26cm approximately £300-£500
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24. Rudolf Kaesbach (German, 1873-1955) 27. A Newhall porcelain coffee service a bronze athlete holding a ball standing on the cream ground with black dash and a circular stepped plinth, signed R Kaesbach linear decoration with colourful daisy Berlin 07 to plinth. height: 53cm approximately flowerheads, green factory mark to base, £600-£800 comprising coffee pot, cream jug, sugar bowl, six coffee cans with saucers (15) 25. A bronze sculpture of Sophocles, coffee pot height: 22cm; coffee can late 19th century height: 5.5cm; saucer diameter: 12.3cm; standing on a circular socle plinth base. sugar bowl height: 5.4cm; cream jug 28. An Edwardian silver total height: 19.5cm; bronze height: 12cm height: 8.4cm approximately novelty hedgehog pin approximately £40-£60 cushion, Birmingham £100-£150 1904 by Levi & Salaman modelled 26. A late 19th/early 20th century Indian as a hedgehog standing on bronze of Shiva Nataraja all fours. weight: 0.32ozt; dancing on the back of Apasmara within length: 4.3cm approximately a flame roundel, two of the four hands £150-£250 hold fire and a drum, a cobra coiled around his right dancing 29. A vintage navy blue arm, raised upon plinth Boots ‘First Aid’ tin base. height: 36.5cm the hinged lid with applied approximately gold lettering, complete £80-£120 with contents including sterile dressing, bandages surgical tape etc. width 27 25cm £20-£30
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30. A French Francois Arsene Margaine repeater carriage clock, retailed by Jas Ramsay Paris, circa 1900 the white dial with Roman hours and spade hands, in a gilt case with acanthus decorated swing handle, with button repeat, above reeded corner columns applied with acanthus scrolled mounts, raised upon scrolled supports, with key, 13929 movement number with logo for Francois Arsene Margaine above case height: 15.5cm; width: 10.5cm; depth: 9.5cm approximately £300-£500
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31. A four glass brass carriage clock, 20th century 33. A four glass brass striking carriage clock, of rectangular form with white dial, Roman hours and 20th century spade hands, the swing handle on the top above glass of rectangular form with white dial, Roman hours and panels, with brass columns upon a plinth base, with spade hands, the swing handle on the top above glass key. height of case: 11cm; width: 7.5cm; depth: 6.1cm panels, with brass columns upon a plinth base, with approximately key, movement number 1145. case height: 12.5cm; £100-£150 width: 8.5cm; depth: 7.5cm approximately £150-£200 32. An English brass lantern clock with two train fusee and chain movement striking on a top mounted 34. A pair of wrought iron sugar loaf cutters, bell, early 20th century 19th century the knopped finial above a domed bell, with pierced length: 23.6cm approximately fretwork panels over the Roman numeral chapter ring £15-£30 with dial centre engraved with flowers, pierced hands, raised upon bun supports, with doors at each side, 35. Albert John Billinghurst (British, 1880-1963) with key. total height: 34.5cm; total width: 13.2cm; total Woman and Child on a Punt on the river depth: 12.5cm approximately oil on canvas, signed lower left, bears label verso from £400-£600 20th Century Gallery, 821 Fulham Road SW6, stating provenance as ‘From the Artist’s Studio’, heavy gilt frame. 56 x 65cm approx £200-£300
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36. James Arthur Woodford OBE RA (British, 1893-1976) a study of a camel, crayon on paper, signed lower right and dated 1960 in pencil, mounted and framed. total frame: 40.5 x 35.7cm approximately £200-£300
37. A. B. Heinsbergen (American, 1894-1981) Portrait of an Old Man, oil on canvas, signed lower left, deep wood and gesso frame 44 x 34cm. approx £100-£200
38. John Baxendale (British, 1919-1982) a set of four coastal watercolours, each signed mounted in single frame each picture measuring approx. 12 x 16cm £100-£200
39. Charles Eduouard Delort (French, 1841-1895) ‘Arrivee a Venice’, watercolour, signed lower right, bearing Stoppenbach & Delestre Ltd. of London gallery label verso, framed and under glass approx. 32.2 x 25.2cm £200-£300
36 40. F. Schlitz, 20th century ‘Distant Harbour on Horizon at Dusk’, acrylic on canvas, signed lower right and titled on frame approx. 22 x 34cm £60-£100
41. David Brown (British School) ‘Wooded Lakeside Path’, oil on canvas, signed lower right and titled verso ‘Wanstead Park 1883’, gilt frame approx. 34.5 x 49cm £60-£100
42. Albert Goodwin RWS (British, 1845-1932) “Saunton Sands”, watercolour, titled lower left and monogram AG 89 lower right, in a gilt mount and a gilt beaded frame, paper label verso “C Rowley & Co Limited”. total frame: 45.3 x 58cm approximately £600-£800
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43. George Shalders (British, 1826-1873) 47. George Denholm Armour OBE (British, 1864-1949) “Bringing in the sheep”, watercolour, signed lower “War horses resting on the Western Front”, oil on canvas, left Geo Shalders ‘66, in a gilt mount and gilt beaded signed lower left, in a gilt frame. total frame: 85 x 107cm frame, paper label verso “C. Rowley & Co Limited”. total approximately frame: 44.2 x 53cm approximately £400-£600 £800-£1,200
44. Continental School “Falls of the Rhine”, watercolour heightened in body colour, unsigned, title verso, mounted and framed. total frame: 33 x 42cm approximately £80-£120
45. Continental School “Boats in harbour”, watercolour, unsigned, mounted and framed. total frame: 52 x 69cm approximately £80-£120
48. After David Teniers the Younger “Dutch Tavern Scene”, 19th century, oil on tin, indistinctly signed lower left, in gilt frame, bears paper label to verso tin: 17 x 20.3cm; total frame: 29.4 x 26.7cm approximately £100-£150
49. Continental School, 19th century 46. Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (British, 1821-1906) “Leading the prisoner”, oil on board in a gilt acanthus Coastal scene with yacht moored, watercolour, initialled carved frame. total frame: 39 x 37cm; board: 20 x 20cm lower right H B B, in a mount and oak frame. total approximately frame: 26.7 x 37.5cm approximately £100-£150 £600-£800
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50. Horatio McCulloch RSA (Scottish, 1805-1867) 55. **’The Charles Hanson Auction Experience’ ‘Highland Scene”, oil on canvas signed lower left, framed. A day of ‘Theatre, drama and romance” – an opportunity total frame: 31.8 x 46cm approximately to meet Charles Hanson and enjoy a day at an auction, £150-£250 including morning coffee, lunch and a souvenir
51. Hilary Cobbett (British, 1885-1947) “Sardine Boats” watercolour, signed lower left, title lower right, mounted and framed. total frame: 46.7 x 54.5cm approximately £100-£150
52. Karl Pierre Daubigny (French, 1846-1886) “Figures on the lakeside bank”, oil on board, signed lower right, framed total frame: 53 x 73.5cm approximately £200-£300
56. Bargain Hunt Expert David Harper original artwork t-shirts David is not only an antiques expert, but also a very talented artist. David has donated two t-shirts featuring his original artwork. The picture is titled “Guitar Players”. It features one guitar and several musicians playing together, representing working in unison and harmony
57. Gary Pe’s Bargain Bag When it comes to antiques and collectibles, our expert Gary Pe has some seriously eclectic taste. He has donated a “Bargain Bag” filled with goodies, including two 53. After Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA modernist costume brooches and a Royal Copenhagen (British, 1870-1935) commemorative porcelain tea caddy ‘London Bridge’, with a view of Tower Bridge and barges on the Thames, chromolithograph, bears blind stamp Fine Art Trade Guild L*ERM*G, mounted and framed total frame: 48.6 x 62cm approximately £120-£180
58. **Tour of HMS Victory With John Cameron Join John Cameron in Portsmouth on a trip around the HMS Victory. Enjoy John’s company as you explore Nelson’s flagship, best known for her role in the Battle of Trafalgar. The tour includes HMS Victory which is part of 54. **’Shop Til You Drop With Caroline Hawley’ the National Museums of The Royal Navy. This includes a Your very own Bargain Hunt experience with Caroline maritime museum, HMS Warrior and more, all within the Hawley. Visit a Yorkshire antiques fair with Caroline, have Royal Naval Dockyard, Portsmouth a good rummage around the stalls and see what bargains you might spot. You’ll be thirsty afterwards, so time for a tea break while you relax after all that bargain hunting!
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59. **Shopping, Coffee And Cake With Kate Bliss 63. **A Football Game With Tim Weeks Join our very own Kate Bliss on a shopping spree in the Bargain Hunt expert Tim Weeks is a huge football fan, and beautiful Herefordshire countryside. Kate will take you on happens to be an Arsenal supporter! He’d love to take the your very own Bargain Hunt around the shops in Hereford winning bidder of this sporty lot to an Arsenal home game. and will treat you to coffee and cake afterwards! Hey, he might even treat you to a pie!
60. Philip Serrell Signed Books And Goodie Bag 64. Philip Raskin Signed Artwork Goodie Bag Bag yourself some antiques and collectables books and Renowned Scottish artist Philip Raskin specialises in goodies signed by our expert Phil Serrell. The bag makes painting landscapes and seascapes and his works have for a great shopper too! been the subject of many exhibitions and sold throughout the world. He is also father to our very own Natasha Raskin Sharp! Natasha and her Dad have donated a goodie bag filled with original Philp Raskin artwork pieces – from coasters and calendars to mugs and magnets, there’s something for everyone
61. **‘Have I Got News For You’ With Raj Bisram A chance to bid for this exclusive behind the scenes experience of the BBC 1 programme, Have I Got News For You. Our expert Raj Bisram will be your companion as you enjoy the taping of the show, you’ll also get to meet 65. **Afternoon Tea With Eric Knowles the cast, guests and crew and enjoy refreshments in the If there’s one thing all Northerner’s love it’s a good cuppa! green room Join our presenter Eric Knowles for a delicious afternoon tea
62. **Wales vs. South Africa Rugby Game With Richard Madley 66. **Watch a Middlesex County match at Lord’s with Cheer on the Welsh team as they play South Africa in the Bargain Hunt presenter and Cricket fanatic Charlie Autumn Internationals, alongside rugby fan and Bargain Ross Hunt expert Richard Madley at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Best get those voices warmed up for a night of singing and supporting!
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71. Signed Bargain Hunt Presenter Poster A framed poster signed by all four of our Bargain Hunt presenters
72. Large Pudsey Bear 67. Anita Manning’s Necklace A giant Pudsey teddy bear, signed by Charlie Ross and A colourful necklace worn by Bargain Hunt presenter our celebrity contestants: Casualty and Holby City doctors Anita Manning. Anita is renowned for her elegant sense of and nurses Suzanne Packer, Amanda Henderson, Sunetra style and in particular her striking jewellery – here’s your Sarker and Michael French. We’ll also throw in some BBC chance to own one of her favourites Children in Need t-shirts and a Bargain Hunt goodie bag! teddy bear height: 48.5cm; t-shirt large and x-large
68. Bargain Hunt Mystery Box Our experts have been busy sending in special objects from their own collections for this Bargain Hunt bonanza – you never know what may be in there! Including a Welsh Royal Crystal glass plate engraved by Eric Knowles, a silver plated salver, a vintage silk scarf from Caroline Hawley, and some Gary Pe cuff links
69. Bargain Hunt Signed Fleeces 73. Signed BBC Music Day Fleeces And T-Shirts No wardrobe is complete without them – a pair of Let’s rock n’ roll! These Bargain Hunt and BBC Music Day legendary Bargain Hunt fleeces signed by the celebrity branded fleeces and t-shirts have been signed by Pulp’s contestants and a whole host of your favourite Bargain Jarvis Cocker and Candida Doyle, and Happy Monday’s Hunt presenters and experts Bez and Rowetta blue polo shirt size medium; red polo shirt size medium; blue fleece size medium; red fleece 70. **Behind The Scenes Bargain Hunt Experience size medium Calling all Bargain Hunt fans! A chance for you and a friend to go on location with the Bargain Hunt team, watch 74. **Tickets To BBC’s Top Of The Pops Christmas the fair of your choice being filmed, meet the presenter Studio Recording 2018 and experts, have lunch with the team in the ‘greenroom’, Calling all music fans – bag yourself 2 tickets to BBC’s Top and see how the programme is made and what happens of the Pops Christmas studio recording later this year. An behind the scenes. You can choose from a selection of incredible opportunity to see this iconic show being made! dates and locations
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78. Golf club experience at Farleigh Golf Club, Surrey A four ball tee time voucher for Farleigh Court Golf Club, value £180. 18 holes of golf for 4 people at Farleigh Court Golf Club set on 350 acres in the North Surrey Downs. You must be 18 or over. This experience is for 4 people - travel and accommodation costs are not included, and the winning bidder would need to make their own way to and from Farleigh Golf Club on a mutually convenient date which will be co-ordinated through the Bargain Hunt production office and the selected Golf Club.
75. **A pair of tickets on offer to watch the Young Dancer Live final in Birmingham Hippodrome with 79. Crystal Palace, further information will be Ben Cooper in May next year. available at the time of the auction. 80. **An amazing experience to join Les Miserables lead actor Dean Chisnall, who plays Jean Valjean, and our very own Gary Pe for a coffee and cake afternoon in the West End. There’ll even be the opportunity to go backstage for a theatre visit with the cast!!
81. A rare and unusual ventriloquist/automaton papier mache Toby jug, mid 20th century possibly by L Davenport & Co London, in the form of a Toby jug, with working glass eyes and mouth, possibly Len Insull model. height: 21cm; width: 16cm; 76. Jonathan Pratt’s Fender Acoustic Guitar depth: 25.5cm approximately One thing you may not know about our expert JP is £100-£200 that he is a huge music fan. He has donated his Fender Acoustic Guitar – this lot is a must-have for all music lovers
77. **Meet Monty At Gardener’s World Live In June 2019 A chance for 2 people to come along to the show as Monty’s guests. Enjoy backstage hospitality and post your gardening conundrums to the lead presenter himself. Plus get a personalised copy of his latest book!
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82. A Poole Pottery Aegean circular charger, 85. A rare Royal Crown Derby 1970s porcelain two handled vase, decorated with a silhouette view of setting circa 1893 sun between tall trees against a mottled the ovoid body painted by orange ground within a dark brown rim, P. Taillandier, signed, with black printed factory marks to base a head and shoulders with numerals ‘54’ and black painted portrait of a young girl, monogram diameter approx 41cm within an elaborate gilt frame £60-£80 against an eau de nil ground between gilt overlaid pink 83. A pair of Hadley’s Worcester borders, the loop handles porcelain vases, circa 1896 with gilded bead detail, raised of bulbous shape painted with blue iris on a spreading circular foot against a blush ground, raised on four scroll and square base, red printed feet beneath moulded shoulders, green factory mark to base with printed and red painted factory marks to incised numerals height approx bases (2) height approx 7.5cm 23cm £70-£100 £2,000 -£3,000
84. A set of four Mintons porcelain plates, 1880s 86. A set of six Royal Worcester painted by A.Boullemier, signed, depicting an porcelain plates, circa 1917 embracing couple, a young girl outside feeding doves, painted by R.Sebright, signed, with a kneeling girl picking flowers and a young girl in an still life studies of fruit and blossom interior feeding doves, each within a pierced floral within gilt overlaid powder blue rims, rim with turquoise and gilded detail, puce printed puce printed factory marks to bases and impressed marks to bases with red painted with various impressed marks and pattern number G4153 (4) diameter approx 23.5cm red painted pattern number C.1331 £400-£600 diameter approx 22.8cm 85 £600-£1,000
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87. A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet plates, circa 1926 painted by R. Sebright, signed, with still life studies of fruit against a gilt overlaid cream ground, puce printed factory marks to bases with ‘Davis Collamore & Co Ltd’ New York retailer’s stamp and gilt painted pattern number ‘W3066’ (2) diameter approx 23.2cm £250-£350
88. A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain cabinet plates, circa 1912 89. A Royal Worcester porcelain dessert service, painted by Ricketts and Sebright, signed, with still life circa 1912-15 studies of fruit within cobalt blue and pink glazed gilt painted by Jas Stinton, signed, with various game birds and overlaid rims, puce printed factory marks to bases with wildfowl in snowy or autumnal landscape settings, within pattern number ‘W8346’ (2) diameter approx 22.7cm gilt edged scroll and shell moulded rims, comprising twelve £300-£500 plates, two oval dishes and a square dish, puce printed and impressed factory marks to bases with painted pattern number ‘625’ (15) diameter of plates 22.5cm, length of oval dishes 31.5cm, length of square dish 29cm £1,800 -£2,200
90. A set of six Royal Crown Derby pink ground cabinet plates, circa 1901 decorated by Desire Leroy, signed, each cavetto painted in Limoges enamel style with flowers and butterflies within gilded rims with scroll and beaded detail, puce printed factory marks to bases with ‘Davis Collamore & Co Ltd’ New York retailer stamp and gilt painted pattern number ‘7266’ (6) diameter of plates 23.3cm £1,500 -£2,000
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91. A Royal Crown Derby green ground two handled cup and matched stand, circa 1899 painted with pink roses between gilt panelled borders, the cup raised on four gilt scroll feet, the handles formed as double scrolls, gilt printed factory mark to base of cup, red printed and impressed factory marks to base of stand diameter of stand approx 19.5cm, height of cup approx 13.5cm £80-£120
94. A pair of Royal Crown Derby cobalt blue ground vases, circa 1919 of campana shape painted to each side with a floral bouquet by C.Gresley, signed, within gilt framing, the rims with white moulded bead detail, red printed and painted factory marks to bases with incised numerals 1763 (2) height approx 13cm £250-£350
92. A pair of Royal Crown Derby porcelain two handled vases and covers, circa 1907 the ovoid bodies painted by C.Gresley, signed, with gilt framed oval floral panels against a Regency striped ground, flanked by angular gilt handles on circular bases, the covers with floral garlands and gilt finials, red printed factory marks to bases with painted and incised numerals (2) height approx 23cm £300-£500
95. A Royal Worcester porcelain two handled vase, circa 1903 the tapered ovoid body painted by Chair, signed, with an arrangement of roses within gilt scroll framing against a 93. A Royal Crown Derby two handled vase and cover, cobalt blue ground, flanked by gilt handles, the neck with circa 1920 leaf moulded detail, blue printed factory marks to base of campana shape painted by A. Gregory, signed, with with shape number ‘2249’, together with a Royal Crown a floral arrangement within a gilded fruiting vine frame Derby two handled striped vase, circa 1900, painted with against a green ground, the cobalt blue body with gilt a landscape view of a river (2) Worcester vase approx overlaid decoration, flanked by gilt scroll handles, the 15cm high, Royal Crown Derby vase approx 9cm high cover with gilt flame finial, red printed and painted factory £120-£180 marks height approx 21cm £250-£350
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96. A pair of Royal Crown Derby vases, circa 1918 the flattened tapered bodies painted by W.E.J. Dean, signed, with mountainous landscape views within gilt framing against a cobalt blue ground, the rims with everted detail, red printed and incised factory marks to bases with red painted numerals ‘ 9354/1727’ (2) height approx 11.5cm £100-£150
99. A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain bottle vases, circa 1912 painted by H. Stinton, signed, with Highland Cattle in rocky landscape settings, beneath flared trumpet necks in shot enamels with stiff leaf moulded detail, puce printed factory marks to bases with shape number ‘1661’ (2) height approx 23cm 97. A Royal Crown Derby porcelain urn shaped vase, £800-£1,200 circa 1922 painted by A. Gregory, signed, with an exotic bird between gilt borders against an apple green ground, flanked by gilt scroll handles on a spreading circular foot, red printed factory mark to base and incised numerals height approx 11.5cm £120-£180
98. A pair of Royal Worcester porcelain beaker vases, 100. A Royal Worcester porcelain potpourri vase and circa 1923 cover, circa 1930 of flared cylindrical shape, painted by Rushton, signed, the lobed bulbous body painted by H.Stinton, signed, with country cottages between gilt borders, green printed with Highland Cattle beneath the gilt enriched low relief factory marks to bases with shape number G923 (2) moulded shoulders, the pierced cover with pointed finial, height approx 15.5cm puce printed factory marks to base height approx 15cm £120-£180 £400-£600
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101. A Royal Worcester porcelain model “Boy on Boar”, circa 1931 103. A small Ruskin pottery modelled by Phoebe Stabler as a white glazed putto seated upon the back of turquoise lustre glazed vase, a sepia washed boar raised on a sepia washed diamond shaped base puce circa 1923 printed and painted factory marks to base with title and model number ‘2882’ of cylindrical shape with convex height approx 8cm bulbous base, impressed marks to £80-£120 base, together with another Ruskin pottery vase, circa 1908, covered in a 102. An Asprey Bernardaud Limoges porcelain part service, mid 20th crystalline turquoise glaze, impressed century marks to base (2) heights approx 9cm decorated in the ‘Chandelier’ pattern with gilded garlands suspended from and 15cm stylised fleur-de-lys and solid gilt rims, comprising six coffee cans and £80-£120 saucers, six teacups and saucers, six tea plates and a cake plate, various printed marks to bases with ‘Asprey Bond Street’ stamp diameter of cake 104. A Ruskin pottery vase, circa plate approx 26cm 1932 £200-£300 the bulbous body beneath a tapering cylindrical neck, covered in a shaded crystalline green glaze over an orange ground, impressed factory marks to base height approx 15cm £80-£120
105. A Ruskin pottery vase, early 20th century the high shouldered body covered in a running blue crystalline glaze over an orange ground, impressed marks to base height approx 11.5cm £80-£120
106. A Ruskin pottery vase, circa 1922 of cylindrical shape with flared rim, covered in a pink lustre glaze, impressed factory marks to base height approx 25cm £70-£100
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107. A high fired Ruskin pottery vase, circa 1924 112. A contemporary Moorcroft trial vase “Jubilation” the high shouldered body with short cylindrical neck, designed by Nicola Slaney, dated 7 - 2 - 13 covered in a sang de boeuf glaze with turquoise and the baluster tubelined body with flared rim, decorated lavender splashes and mottling, impressed marks to base with sprays of flowers on a navy ground, impressed height approx 25cm and painted factory mark to base, painted “Trial 7 - 2 £400-£600 - 13” in green, in original box with cardboard sleeve. height: 30.5cm approximately 108. A Ruskin pottery vase, circa 1927 £300-£400 the gourd shaped body covered in a greeny/blue crystalline glaze against a cream ground, impressed 113. A contemporary Moorcroft vase “Parasol Dance” factory marks to base height approx 21cm designed by Kerry Goodwin, circa 2005 £100-£150 the baluster tubelined body with stylised mushrooms on a navy ground, impressed and painted factory mark to 109. A Clarice Cliff ‘Marigold’ pattern baluster vase base, with Kerry Goodwin signature painted in gold to the baluster shape with ribbed body, with royal blue base, in original box with cardboard sleeve. height: 26cm ground with light blue foliage and colourful marigold approximately flowers, factory mark to base, with impressed number £150-£200 1818. height: 25cm approx £500-£700
110. A large Herend porcelain model of a rabbit, 20th century modelled seated on its hind quarters with blue scale detail and gilded nose and paws, raised on a mound base with green and pink enamelled detail height approx 30cm £200-£300
111. A pair of Upsala Ekeby Swedish pottery vases, 20th century the tapered neck above bulbous body with tapered base, in a blue ground with continuous band of foliate decoration, bears marks to base and numbered 1503/1552 (2). height: 24.5cm approximately £100-£150
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114. A contemporary Limited Edition 117. A Chinese blue and white Moorcroft vase “Otters at Play” porcelain charger designed by Kerry Goodwin, circa mark of Chenghua but Kangxi 2011 period, painted with a maiden and the baluster tubelined body with otters two attendants in a landscape at play amongst bull rush on a navy setting, the rim underside with ground, impressed and painted factory two simplified landscape views, mark to base, with Kerry Goodwin underglaze blue six character signature in green, Limited Edition 18 mark within double ring to base of 30, Moorcroft Collectors Club logo, diameter approx 27cm in original box with cardboard sleeve. £120-£180 height: 21cm approximately £200-£300 118. A Chinese blue and white export porcelain teacup and 115. William Moorcroft Magnolia saucer, mark of Kangxi but late pattern ginger jar, 20th century 18th/early 19th century of baluster form, tubelined on a navy painted with a pagoda on an ground, with colourful flowerheads, island, a figure on a bridge in impressed and painted marks to base, the foreground, the rim with two 121 together with a Moorcroft pansy plate, of dragons chasing a flaming pearl, circular form, tubelined on navy ground, together with a “Certificate of impressed marks to base (2). diameter of Antiquity” from Harrods diameter 120. A Georgian style novelty silver plate: 21.8cm; height of ginger jar: 15cm of saucer approx 13cm, plate pin cushion approximately Purchased from Harrods in the form of a shoe length: 6.5cm £100-£150 £80-£120 appromatiely £10-£20 116. A small Japanese satsuma bottle 119. A gilt metal Goodwood vase, Meiji period Concorde tie pin 121. A Banque Nationale De Paris the spherical body enamelled and with embossed decoration to the wall calendar gilded to each side with a figural panel ring length: 5.5cm approximately the perpetual calendar of rectangular within trellis and geometric panels, the £10-£20 form with adjustable printed date extended cylindrical neck with similar and month cards 34.4 x 24.5cm decoration height approx 12.5cm approximately £60-£80 £20-£30
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122. Two Baccarat gilt decorated decanters and stoppers, 20th century the first of heptagonal shape, the faceted shoulders gilded with stylised anthemion, the second of tapered mallet shape with an engraved and gilded vitruvian scroll band, acid etched marks to bases, together with a matched set of six St. Louis glass tumblers and five cut glass St. Louis wines with gilded rims, acid etched marks to bases (15) tallest decanter approx 29.5cm high, tumblers approx 10cm high, wines approx 25cm high £300-£400
123. A Bohemian cranberry flashed and engraved glass vase, late 19th century 122 the tulip shaped bowl engraved with two fighting stags in a landscape setting, raised on a knopped hexagonal stem and faceted spreading circular foot height approx 35cm £80-£120
124. A baluster stem wine glass, circa 1736 the bell bowl raised on a hollow shoulder knopped stem flanked by two mereses above the smaller basal knop and folded conical foot height approx 14.5cm £200-£300
125. Two 1960s train platform tickets for LLanfairpwllgwyngyllgo gerychwyrndrobwllllantysiligogogo ch or Llanfairpwll, Wales length 15cm £5-£10 124 126 126. A baluster stem wine glass, circa 1750 127. A plain stem wine glass, mid 128. Two engraved plain stem the bell bowl with shoulder knop 18th century wine glasses, mid 18th century stem above a tiered inverted baluster the rounded funnel bowl above a the first with ogee bowl moulded on a conical foot, together with a solid stem with small basal knop with basal flutes and engraved with larger baluster stem wine glass with on the folded conical foot, together a simple border of leaves, berries slender bell bowl on a central inverted with another plain stem wine glass and flowers to the rim, the second baluster tiered stem and conical foot with bell bowl on a folded conical with rounded funnel bowl moulded (2) first approx 15.2cm high, second foot and a tiered stem wine glass on with basal flutes and engraved with a approx 20cm high a folded conical foot (3) first approx trellis and dot border to the rim, each £200-£300 16cm high, second 15cm high, third on a plain stem and folded conical 14.7cm high foot (2) first approx 13.7cm high, £200-£300 second approx 13.5cm high £100-£150
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129. An engraved wine glass, mid 18th 130. A double series opaque twist stem wine glass, circa 1770 century the rounded funnel bowl on a plain stem with a pair of loose multi-ply the ogee bowl engraved with a bird in flight corkscrews outside a central multi-ply corkscrew, raised on a conical and fruiting vine above a centrally knopped foot, together with another double series opaque twist stem wine plain stem and folded conical foot, together glass with ogee bowl, and an airtwist stem wine glass (3) first approx with another glass with basal flute moulded 15cm high, second approx 13.7cm, third approx 16.5cm high ogee bowl engraved with fruiting vine above £150-£250 the plain stem and folded conical foot (2) first approx 15cm high, second approx 13.2cm 131. An engraved airtwist stem wine glass mid 18th century high the bell bowl with a band of fruiting vine to the rim above the plain £150-£250 stem with seven spirals above the conical foot, together with a similar Dutch glass (2) first approx 18cm high, second approx 17cm high £120-£180
132. Two faceted stem wine glasses, circa 1785 the first with ogee bowl engraved with a stem of lily of the valley opposing a leafy branch beneath a trellis rim, the base of the bowl cut with oval facets, the second with rounded funnel bowl engraved with a stem of carnations opposing a bee, each on a conical foot (2) height of first approx 11cm, height of second approx 12.5cm £100-£150
133. A faceted stem wine glass, circa 1785 the conical bowl engraved with a border of simplified flowers to the rim above a band of small oval facets, raised on a conical foot, together with two other faceted stem glasses, one with vertically faceted bowl (3) first approx 12.7cm high, faceted bowl approx 12cm high, plain bowl approx 14cm high £100-£150
134. A faceted stem wine glass, circa 1785 the ogee bowl with inverted rim engraved with fruiting vine above the hexagonally faceted stem and conical foot, together with a plain stem 134 wine glass with bell bowl (2) first approx 15cm high, second approx 16cm high £120-£180
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135. A plain stem ale glass, mid 18th century the rounded funnel bowl engraved with a single hop and two ears of barley on the plain stem and folded conical foot, together with a similar smaller example and a faceted stem wine glass engraved with a fox (2) first ale approx 17cm high, second approx 14cm high, faceted stem approx 14cm high £200-£300
136. A double series opaque twist stem ratafia glass, circa 1770 the trumpet bowl moulded with basal flutes above a plain stem with a pair of heavy spiral threads outside a lace twist, raised on a conical foot (reduced) together with 135 a small group of seven glasses, including a Bohemian purple flashed spa beaker and a Dutch opaque twist stem glass (8) height of ratafia approx 14cm £120-£180
137. A pair of engraved hunting interest oversize wine glasses, early 19th century each with ogee bowl raised on a plain stem and conical foot, the first engraved with a greyhound chasing a hare, the second with a greyhound standing over a dead hare, together with an engraved rummer with moulded stem (3) pair approx 20cm high, rummer approx 14cm high £200-£300
138. A colour twist wine glass, circa 1770 the bell bowl raised on a centrally knopped plain stem with four red spiral threads alternating with pairs of white spiral threads above the conical foot height approx 16.5cm 139 £1,200 -£1,800 140. A Worth ‘Dans La Nuit’ clear glass perfume 139. An Art Deco Lalique Paquerettes pattern frosted bottle by Lalique, post 1926 and clear glass square dish, 1930s the spherical body moulded in low relief with stars with canted corners, the rim moulded with a repeating beneath the disc stopper moulded with a ‘W’, moulded daisy design, acid etched mark to base ‘R LALIQUE mark to base, together with an Art Deco Bienaime ‘La FRANCE’ approx 20cm square Vie en Fleurs’ clear glass perfume bottle and stopper, an £70-£100 amber tinted cut glass scent bottle and stopper and a diminutive French moulded clear glass scent bottle and stopper (4) worth bottle height approx 10cm £80-£120
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141. An acid etched clear glass celery vase, 19th century the bell shaped bowl decorated with pendent flowers and trellis panels beneath a geometric border, raised on a baluster stem and spreading circular foot, together with a similar celery vase decorated with celery, two glass bottles and five cut glass dressing table scent bottles and stoppers (9) each celery vase approx 23cm high £60-£100
142. A collection of Victorian and later silver collared and topped scent bottles, cruet bottles and power jars (qty) £100-£200
143. A Derby porcelain tea cup with saucer, circa 1870 the tapered cup painted with colourful rose 141 and leaf garland, with similarly decorated saucer, with painted mark to base height: 6.5cm approximately £20-£30
144. A Dutch silver novelty snuff box in the form of a guitar the pegged headstock and neck attached to a figural embossed body, opening to reveal compartment, bears hallmarks 800. weight: 1.02ozt; length: 10cm; width: 3.2cm approximately £80-£120
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145. An early 20th century Black Forrest novelty inkwell and pen rest in the form of an owl the owl realistically carved resting on a plinth with inset glass eyes, the hinged head opening up to reveal a glass ink bottle, 144 with pen rest under claw height 15cm £30-£50
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148. A Black Forest style carved bear, 20th century realistically modelled on all fours holding a fish in its mouth. height: 26 x 48cm approximately £30-£50
149. Two Victorian silver mustard pots, with blue glass liners the circular pierced body with hinged lid with thumb piece and scrolled handle, with blue glass liner, hallmarked London 1842 by Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox; together with a Victorian octagonal pierced example with engraved hinged lid with thumb piece and scrolled handle and blue glass liner, hallmarked London 1852 by George John Richards (2) weight: 8ozt; height: 1. - 8cm, 2. 7cm approx, Christies 30th March 1993 £100-£150
150. An unusual pair of Continental white metal figural sleigh salts in the form of a sleigh master pushing a foliate decorated bowl with reindeer head, raised upon pierced acanthus scroll base, bears marks, possibly German (2). weight: 4.5ozt; 5.4 x 7.8 x 5.5cm approximately £100-£150
151. An Indian Colonial white metal christening mug, by Pittar & Co Calcutta (1825-1848) the flared rim above a cylindrical body with bulbous foliate embossed base, raised upon a circular foot ring, with s-scroll 146. An oak canteen of silver plated flatware, handle, marks to base. weight: 5ozt; height: 8.3cm; rim 20th century diameter: 6.5cm approximately the hinged lid with inset brass engraved cartouche, £140-£180 opening to reveal a fitted upper section, with two fitted drawers below, containing an associated 152. A Sarah Jones silver beaker, hallmarked London 1984 suite of Community Plate, comprising table knives of cylindrical tapered form, with applied decoration of a mouse and forks, soup and dessert spoons, serving fork, running up sheaves of wheat. weight: 7ozt; height: 10.3cm; knife and steel and others (qty). 24.5 x 50.7 x 40cm diameter: 7.1cm approximately approximately £200-£300 £100-£150 153. A Danish Arts & Crafts silver beaker by C I Moinichen, 147. A Victorian silver six section toast rack, hallmarked Copenhagen 1923, assay master Christian F hallmarked Sheffield 1880 Heise the rounded sections with central ring handle, of tapered planished cylindrical form with rope twist raised upon ball supports, by CW. weight: 10ozt; detail, hallmarks to base. weight: 5.59ozt; height: 15cm; 13.5 x 15 x 10cm approx diameter: 10.7cm approximately £100-£150 £100-£150
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154. A Danish Arts & Crafts silver beaker, hallmarked 158. A collection of Edwardian and later silver and Copenhagen 1919, assay master Christian F Heise silver plated cigarette cases and vesta cases of tapered planished cylindrical form with ribbed base, two silver rectangular cigarette cases, hallmarked Chester hallmarks to base. weight: 3.86ozt; height: 11cm; 1931 by EJ Trevitt & Sons and Sheffield 1906 by Walker diameter: 9.3cm approximately & Hall; two George V silver square cigarette cases, £80-£120 hallmarked Birmingham 1925 by A & J Zimmerman Ltd and Birmingham 1957 by Frederick Field; a George V 155. A Danish Arts & Crafts silver beaker, hallmarked silver vesta case, hallmarked Birmingham 1925 by Joseph Copenhagen 1922, assay master Christian F Heise Gloster Ltd; two brass vesta case; a silver plated lighter (8). the flared rim with tapered cylindrical body embossed silver weight: 11ozt approximately with leaf band and script “Dansk Opdraetningslob £120-£160 1922” with a stepped circular foot ring, hallmarks to base. weight: 3.7ozt; height: 10.5cm; diameter: 8cm 159. A Victorian silver vinaigrette, hallmarked approxtimately Birmingham 1846 £80-£120 of rectangular form with hinged lid, the body decorated with acanthus scrolled leaves surrounding a cartouche 156. A Danish Arts & Crafts silver bowl, hallmarked engraved with initials, silver gilt interior, by Edward Smith. Copenhagen 1923, assay master Christian F Heise weight: 2.95ozt; 1.1 x 7.1 x 5cm approximately of circular squat form with planished bead decoration, £100-£150 hallmarks to base. weight: 3.30ozt; height: 5.5cm; rim diameter: 10cm approximately 160. A George V silver cigarette box, hallmarked £60-£80 London 1935 of rectangular form with hinged lid, opening to reveal 157. A collection of George V and later silver, a wooden interior, the lid engraved “G.S from P.I cigarette boxes and napkin rings Xmas 1936”, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd. a George V square formed cigarette box, hallmarked 6.4 x 20.2 x 10cm approximately Birmingham 1931 by Walker & Hall, with wooden £200-£300 interior; a George V rectangular hinged cigarette case, hallmarked Birmingham 1924 by R N; a George V 161. A S.C.T. Bus Stop lamp post sign square cigarette box, hallmarked Birmingham 1926 the red square sign with arm and label. 56 x 33.5cm by Charles Edwin Turner; six various silver napkin approximately rings, hallmarked Birmingham 1925/1933/1935/1937, £40-£60 Sheffield 1934, Chester 1921, each of circular form (9). silver weight without cigarette boxes: 7.5ozt; cigarette 162. A lacquered metal weather vane, 20th century boxes: 1 - 4.6 x 9.4 x 9.1cm, 2 - 5 x 8.9 x 9.3cm surmounted by a fisherman and leaping fish 78 x 61.5cm approximately approximately £100-£200 £30-£50
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163. An oak cased Arthur Pequegnat “Nectar Tea” 168. A Victorian silver salver, hallmarked Sheffield 1897 advertising wall clock, 20th century of circular form with bead and sheaves of wheat edge, of rectangular form with pediment above a glazed with central engraved armourial, raised upon ball and door, the white dial with roman hours and pendulum. claw supports, by James Dixon & Sons Ltd. weight: 17ozt; 91 x 44.5 x 16cm approximately diameter: 25.5cm approx £80-£120 £180-£240
164. A pair of Edwardian silver dwarf candlestick, 169. A Victorian silver waiter, hallmarked Chester 1900 hallmarked Sheffield 1909 the pie crust edge with scallop shells, central engraved of corinthian column form with part reeded column armourial, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes. upon a stepped sure base, by Walter Latham & Son (2). weight: 6.2ozt; diameter: 16.8cm approx height: 12cm; total weight: 14ozt approx £80-£120 £70-£100 170. A contemporary silver waiter, hallmarked 165. Two pairs of silver candlesticks and silver Sheffield 1975 photograph frames of circular form with pie crust edge, raised upon four including a pair of George V squat silver candlesticks, pad supports, by Francis Howard Ltd. weight: 10ozt; hallmarked London 1923 with makers initials JE; a pair diameter: 20.5cm approx of silver candlesticks, hallmarked Birmingham 1971 by £100-£150 A Chick & Sons Ltd and two silver circular photograph frames (6). candlesticks tallest: 14cm; smallest: 5.5cm 171. A contemporary Garrard & Co silver dished bowl, approximately hallmarked London 1996 £60-£80 of circular form with dished bowl, engraved “Presented on 10th February 1998 By the board of Allied Domecq PLC 166. A contemporary silver waiter, hallmarked to Bill Mason etc.”, by Garrard & Co Ltd. weight: 32ozt; Birmingham 1971 height: 4.3c; diameter: 29.3cm approximately of circular form with beaded edge, the centre engraved £300-£500 with coat of arms and 1947-1972, by Historical Heirlooms Ltd. weight: 9ozt; diameter: 20.3cm approx 172. A set of four Art Deco silver trays, hallmarked £140-£180 London 1928 & 1930 of small square proportions, by William Comyns & Sons 167. A small collection of vintage Railway paper and an Edwardian oval silver pin tray, hallmarked Chester luggage labels 1901, foliate embossed by John Deakin & Sons; a George V including Southern British Railways, L.N.E.R, L. & silver rectangular frame, hallmarked Birmingham 1917 N. W. RY, one gummed (6) the largest 10cm by William Neale LTD; an Edwardian silver oval frame, £5-£10 hallmarked Birmingham 1909 by Green & Cadbury Ltd (7). weight of trays and 1 frame: 7ozt; frames: oval - 17.5 x 13.5cm, rectangular - 14.2 x 9.1cm; trays: square - 9 x 9cm, oval - 9 x 7.3cm approximately £80-£120
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176. A George VI Art Deco four piece silver and ivory tea service, hallmarked Sheffield 1939 each of angular form with ivory finials and handles, by Bravingtons Ltd (4). height: coffee - 17cm, teapot - 15.5cm; total weight: 66ozt £600-£800 173. A George V cased silver sifter and cream jug, hallmarked Birmingham 1925 the octagonal trumpet shaped cream jug with s-scroll handle upon circular foot ring and the octagonal pedestal sifter with pierced lid with berry finial, by Mappin & Webb, in a fitted case (2). weight: 6ozt; height: sifter - 12.5cm, cream jug - 10.5cm approx £70-£100
177. A George V three piece silver tea service, hallmarked Sheffield 1931 the teapot with lobed hinged lid with ivory finial above vitruvian scroll band, beaded and scallop shell border, c-scroll handle, partial gadrooned body raised upon four ball supports, a twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug, by Walker & Hall (3). total weight: 48ozt approximately 174. A Dutch silver tea caddy, hallmarked 1876 £500-£700 of oval form with hinged lid with bead decoration, locking mechanism to the front, 178. An Edwardian silver water jug, hallmarked London 1906 mark A. Bonebakker & Zoon. weight: 11.5ozt; the lobed finial with domed hinged lid, the tapered baluster body 10.5 x 11.3 x 7cm approximately with ebonised c-scroll handle, raised upon a stepped foot ring, £120-£180 by Walter & Charles Sissons, RD No. 476822. weight: 19ozt; height: 23cm approximately 175. A George V silver bachelor’s teapot, £200-£300 hallmarked London 1928 of squat form with ebonised handle and finial, by Reid & Sons total weight: 11ozt; height: 10cm approximately £100-£150
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183. A George VI silver teapot, hallmarked Birmingham 1938 of squat form with ebonised finial and handle, by William Henry Sparrow, together with a George V silver cream jug, hallmarked Birmingham 1912, of helmet pedestal form with s-scroll handle, by Alfred Marston (2). weight: 15ozt; height: cream jug - 12.5cm, teapot - 13cm approximately £150-£250
179. A George III silver teapot, hallmarked London 1810 of rectangular form with ebonised handle, the body with foliate engrave bands, raised by four ball supports, by Soloman Hougham. weight: 17ozt; height: 14.5cm approximately £150-£250
180. A Continental Art Deco style white metal pendant necklace with black line enamel detail and set with green cabochons, stamped 950 for silver to the reverse pendant drop approx. 3cm £20-£30
181. A mahogany spinning chair, 20th century 184. A European silver teapot in the Chinese style, the back support carved with geometric design, with late 19th /early 20th century cut-out heart, above a geometric carved octagonal seat of globular form with swing handle, the domed lid with upon turned supports. height: 97cm; seat depth: 29.5cm four incised panels and embossed decoration, the body approximately with incised band embossed with dragons, the spout in £30-£50 the form of a dragons mouth, bears mark of Crowned V in a shield and initials ET. weight: 15ozt; height: 13.5cm approximately £200-£300
182. A Bohemian silvered glass decanter with six 185. An Edwardian three handled lobed silver bowl, matching glasses, mid 20th century hallmarked Chester 1905 the bulbous decanter and stopper with silvered oriental the hexagonal lobed bowl with three scrolled handles/ landscape scene, together with six squat glasses with supports with lion head, the bowl embossed with flower silvered boat decoration (7). decanter height: 20.5cm; head decoration, by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd. glass height: 5.5cm approximately weight: 4ozt approx; 6 x 14.5cm approx £30-£50 £80-£120
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186. A Norweigian silver Solje heart and crown wedding brooch the gilt heart and crown suspended with three silver cups, 189 stamps to reverse length approx. 5.4cm, width approx. 2.5cm £20-£30 191. A collection of Victorian and later silver flatware 187. A Tiffany & Co silver cut glass sectional bowl, four Victorian silver teaspoons, hallmarked Exeter 1848 by hallmarked with Import mark William Rawlings Sobey; three Victorian silver teaspoons, the circular four section dish with star cut decoration, hallmarked London 1827 possibly by John Blades; a the silver banded rim with sheaves of wheat decoration, George V silver serving fork and spoon, hallmarked stamped Tiffany & Co with import mark and silversmiths Birmingham 1927 by John Grinsell & Sons; together with mark for Albert William Fearearyear. 6.8 x 24.5cm approx miscellaneous silver spoons, butter knives, condiment £300-£400 spoons (qty). weight: 14ozt approximately £140-£180 188. A George III silver swing handle sugar bowl, hallmarked London 1798 192. An extensive suite of Austrian silver flatware, late of navette helmet form with swing handle, raised upon 19th/early 20th century an oval pedestal base, the body decorated with foliate comprising ten four tines table forks, ten table knives, ten band and two blank wreath cartouches, possibly by John dessert spoons, ten four tines dessert forks, ten dessert Mince. weight: 9ozt; 12 x 15.7 x 11.5cm approximately knives, ten teaspoons, five coffee spoons, a serving two £100-£150 tine serving fork and spoon, each hallmarked Diana, Pest Hungary, 800/1000, makers marks HA & FI, some of the 189. A Victorian silver cream jug, hallmarked London terminals engraved with initials (qty). weight: 85ozt without 1898 knives approximately of helmet form with s-scroll handle, the body with foliate £1,000 -£1,200 embossed decoration, raised upon three pad feet with lion head masks, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. 193. An Austrian silver flatware suite, mid 19th/early weight: 6ozt; height: 11cm approximately 20th century £80-£120 comprising six four tine table forks, six table knives, six dessert spoons, six four tine dessert forks and six dessert 190. A George V cased set of two silver napkin rings, knives, each hallmarked Diana, Pest Hungary, 800/1000 hallmarked Birmingham 1913 (qty). weight: 38ozt without knives approximately in a fitted box, by W E Houlston; a cased Victorian silver £400-£600 christening fork and spoon, hallmarked Sheffield 1900, each with trailing leaf decoration in a fitted case, by Mappin & Webb and a Victorian cased silver christening fork, spoon and knife, hallmarked London 1881, each with a acanthus leaf decoration, in a fitted box, by Chawner & Co (3 cases). total weight: 8ozt approx £80-£120
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194. A set of six American silver table forks, hallmarked Birmingham 1904 each with four tines and anthemion shell decoration, by Gorham Manufacturing Co (6). weight: 9ozt approx £100-£150
195. A small selection of Georgian and later silver flatware comprising a Victorian silver nursing fork and spoon, hallmarked London 1868, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd; a Victorian silver apostle spoon, hallmarked Sheffield 1876, by Martin, Hall & Co; a pair of Georgian silver spoons, hallmarked Sheffield, with later foliate decoration and a silver handled serving knife and fork (7). silver weight: 8ozt approximately £140-£180
196. A Sarah Jones silver Swan ladle, hallmarked London 1993 the ovoid bowl with tapering handle with swan head terminal. weight: 5ozt; length: 23.5cm approximately £200-£300 194
197. A Sarah Jones silver almond nut box, hallmarked London 1985 of ovoid dimpled hinged form, opening to reveal two wells. weight: 4.3ozt; 6.7 x 3.3cm approximately £200-£300
198. A collection of Victorian and later silver flatware a set of six Edwardian silver teaspoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1904 by Robert Pringle & Sons; a set of five Victorian silver teaspoons, hallmarked London 1845/46 by Robert Wallis; nineteen miscellaneous silver teaspoons bearing hallmarks; a Victorian three piece silver-gilt christening suite, of a fork, knife and spoon, hallmarked London 1845 by Chawner & Co; three silver forks, hallmarked London and Sheffield; together with silver and silver plated forks, spoons and knife rests (qty). 195 silver weight: 25ozt for unloaded approximately £280-£320 199. A vintage galvanised watering can with c-scroll handle and protruding spout, 1 1 ⁄2 gallon capacity, impressed LBB mark to base. height: 26.5cm approximately £10-£20
200. A Corgi Major Massey Ferguson 1111 780 combine harvester boxed and with card trays, one rotor a/f width of box 19cm £40-£60
201. A vintage pottery model of a Chef modelled standing winking his eye and holding a menu board, raised upon a square plinth base. 60.5 x 32 x 18.3cm approximately 196 197 £30-£50
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206. A Berthold Muller silver spoon, hallmarked Chester early 20th century of typical form with oval bowl, pierced figural handle, bears import hallmarks and Berthold Muller stamp. weight: 20zt; length: 19cm approximately £60-£80
207. Two Edwardian silver nurses’ buckles, hallmarked Birmingham 1910 each buckle made of two parts with pierced scrolling decoration, both possibly by Henry Hobson & Sons (2). weight: 1.69ozt; 1: 7 x 6cm; 2: 8 x 6cm approximately £40-£60
208. A collection of Georgian and later silver, meat skewer, salt, coffee spoons, dessert knives etc. a George III silver meat skewer, hallmarked London 1808, of typical form with ring loop, by William Eley, William Fearn, William Chawner; a case set of six George V silver coffee 202. A cased set of six Norwegian silver-gilt spoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1926 by James Dixon & Sons; a coffee spoons, by Kristian M Hestenes Victorian silver salt, hallmarked London 1896, of circular form the silver gilt spoons with enamelled handles, with three pad supports, by Goldsmiths Co; a set of six dessert hallmarked Sterling 925, in a fitted case. total knives, hallmarked Sheffield 1938 by Barker Brothers Silver weight: 1.8ozt; length: 9.6cm approximately Ltd (14). weight without knives: 11ozt; skewer length: 33cm; £60-£80 salt: 3 x 5.3cm approximately 203. A collection of Norwegian silver flatware £120-£180 a silver serving spoon and fork by Magnus Aase, Bergen, with pierced c-scroll decorated terminal, each stamped 830S; a silver serving spoon by Kristian M Hestenes, Bergen, with engraved terminal, stamped 830S; a silver pickle fork by Magnus Aase, Bergen, stamped 830S; a silver cake slice, stamped 830S; a butter knife, stamped 830S and a silver- plated sifter (7). silver weight: 10ozt approximately £100-£150
204. A William IV silver ladle, London 1834 of large proportions with fiddle pattern and armourial engraved handle, by William Eaton. weight: 8ozt; length: 34cm approximately £100-£150 209. A Russian silver jug and bowl with Russian silver 205. A vintage kovsh scarf toggle the bowl and jug with geometric engraved bodies, parcel-gilt set with a reverse silver exterior and interiors, hallmarked Moscow 1884 and glass painting of a 1883, Assay Master marks for Vasily Aleksandrovich Petrov pair of setters, one and the early 20th century silver kovsh of typical form with brown and white the silver gilt interior, hallmarked St Petersburg 2nd Kokoshnik other black approx. 205 mark, engraved with initials “1913 A.B.C.” (3). weight: 7.2ozt; diameter 1.5cm height: jug - 8.3cm, bowl - 3.4cm, kovsh - 3.5cm approximately £10-£20 £100-£200
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210. A Victorian silver card case, hallmarked Birmingham 1868 of rectangular form with acanthus and engine turned engraved body, the 211 cartouche of the front with engraved initials, probably by Frederick Marson. weight: 1.7ozt; 9.7 x 6.7 x 0.8cm approximately £140-£180
211. A collection of four contemporary silver photo frames hallmarked London 1985, Birmingham 1986, Sheffield 1989 & 1990 each of rectangular form with velvet back, of varying sizes, one with embossed bull rush and ducks, by Keyford Frames Ltd, another embossed scrolling flowers (4). sizes: 1 - 18.5 x 135.5cm, 2 - 19 x 16.4cm, 3 - 7.5 x 5.7cm, 212 4 - 12.8 x 10.4cm approximately £200-£300
212. A Liberty & Co silver photograph frame, hallmarked Sheffield 1987 the oval frame with with two blue enamel cabochons and velvet easel back, stamped Liberty & Co. 22 x 17.2cm aprroximately £100-£200
213. A boxed pair of Edwardian silver salts with spoons, hallmarked Birmingham 1902 each of navette form with embossed flowerhead decoration, with two 213 spoons, in a fitted blue velvet box, by William Devenport; an Edwardian silver four section toast rack, hallmarked Birmingham 1905, of square section form by William Devenport and a George V silver pedestal bon bon dish, hallmarked London 1911, with pierced cartouche 214. A silver desk bell and a silver trinket box embossed dish, by James Wakely & the bell of typical form with trumpet bell and knopped handled, hallmarked Frank Clarke Wheeler (6). weight: 7.9ozt; 925 silver, together with an oval hinged box, hallmarked London 1980, toast rack: 10.5 x 8.7 x 5.4cm; bon bon with flowerhead enamelled lid, by MWL (2). total weight: 5.8ozt; height of dish: 8.4 x 13.1cm approximately bell: 11.5cml box: 1.9 x 4.4 x 3.5cm approximately £140-£180 £100-£150
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217. A collection of George V and later silver dressing table brushes with mirrors and a cased silver manicure set the cased George V silver manicure set with silver handled instruments in a fitted case, hallmarked Birmingham 1920/21 by R U & Co Ltd; together with five silver dressing table mirrors, decorated with embossed foliate or engine turned decoration and three silver dressing table brushes (qty) £80-£120
218. A cast iron and brass Salter’s Spring Balance the loop ring above brass dial over a hook, weighs up to 50lb. length: 42cm approximately £15-£30
215. A collection of Victorian and later silver, napkin rings, vesta case, spoons and purse the George V handbag shaped purse with chain link handle, hallmarked Birmingham 1916, opening to reveal silk lined interior, by Charles S Green & Co Ltd; a pair of Victorian silver napkin ring, hallmarked London 1896 by Robert Pringle & Sons; a Victorian silver napkin ring, London 1879; a Edwardian silver vesta case, hallmarked Chester 1905 by Brockingham Brothers; and six spoons (qty). total weight: 9ozt approximately £80-£120
219. A Victorian silver cream jug, hallmarked Birmingham 1893 the acanthus scroll handle with embossed foliate body, by Henry Matthews. weight: 1.89ozt; height: 7.3cm approximately £20-£30
220. A Burroughs Calculator, circa 1920s of rectangular form with nine columns of black and white plastic keys, with nine keys in each column, ten windows at the front to show the numbers entered, side lever to zero the numbers, bears factory marks and numbered: 5-490789. 12.5 x 24.5 x 30cm approximately £20-£40
221. A collection of Victorian and later silver, including 216. A collection of Victorian and later silver thimbles boot hook, napkin rings, butter knife, salver etc and other silver trinkets the George V set of six silver napkin rings, hallmarked comprising a George V Charles Horner silver thimble, Birmingham 1928, of circular form with engine turned hallmarked Chester 1913, together with five further silver decoration by James Walker Ltd; a Victorian silver boot thimbles, hallmarked Birmingham 1901 & 1929 by Henry hook, hallmarked Birmingham 1892, of typical form with Griffith & Sons, Birmingham 1918 by James Fenton & foliate embossed handle; a silver salver, hallmarked Silver, Co, Birmingham 1900 by Henry Griffiths & Sons Ltd, of circular form with gadrooned foliate border; a cased Birmingham 1924 by James Fenton & Co; five metal set of six Victorian silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, thimbles; a silver vesta case, hallmarked Birmingham hallmarked Sheffield 1900, by Joseph Rodgers & Sons; a 1876 by James Cook & Son; a silver pendant case Victorian silver butter knife, hallmarked Birmingham 1854, hallmarked Birmingham 1919, damaged; two white metal with foliate engraved blade and a Victorian silver fork, pounce pots, in the form of barrels engraved with animals hallmarked Birmingham 1896 by William Devenport (17). and a white metal owl (qty). silver weight: 2ozt; pounce weight without boot hook or butter knife: 14ozt; diameter pots: 62cm high approximately of salver: 20cm approximately £60-£80 £140-£180
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222. A collection of Victorian and later silver handled button and boot hooks, shoe horns longest: 23.5cm approximately (19) £40-£60
223. A Victorian silver card case, hallmarked Birmingham 1880 of rectangular form with engraved foliate body surrounding blank cartouche, silver gilt interior, by George Unite. weight: 2.13ozt: 10 x 7 x 0.7cm approximately £100-£150
224. A delicate Edwardian peridot 227. A collection of George V and later silver, trinket and pink gem circle trays, mustard, frame and pepperette posy brooch the rectangular silver frame with wooden back, having white and black hallmarked Sheffield 2000 by Carr’s of Sheffield Ltd; a enamel detail between George V lobed silver trinket tray, hallmarked Sheffield each collet mounted 1919 by Atkin Brothers; a George V oval silver mustard, gem, yellow metal hallmarked Birmingham 1923 by Henry Matthews; an mount, tests for gold American sterling pepperette, by R Wallace & Sons and approx. 2.5 x 2.2cm a George VI oval pierced trinket tray, hallmarked Sheffield £60-£80 1936 by T & S (5). weight: 7.38ozt; frame: 7.2 x 5.7 x 1cm; pepperette: 6.2cm; mustard: 4 x 6.3 x 4.8cm; lobed tray: 10.5 x 12.6cm; tray: 10 x 17.5cm approximately 225. Two 19th century toddy ladles £80-£120 each with horn twist handle, with white metal bowls with coin bases (2). length: 35cm with gadroon bowl, 33cm with plain bowl approximately £50-£70
226. A Victorian silver cream jug, hallmarked London 1863 the flared rim above a tapered neck with bulbous body 228. A miscellaneous collection of Victorian and later embossed with foliage on a circular foot, by H J Lias silver and silver plated wares & Son; together with a Victorian silver blue glass lined an Edwardian silver mustard pot, hallmarked Birmingham mustard, hallmarked London 1896 by William Hutton & 1910 by William Atiken; a Indian white metal bowl, Sons Ltd, with silver shovel spoon hallmarked Birmingham embossed with deities; a Victorian silver pierced trinket 1885 by Hilliard & Thomason; a silver-plated caster dish, hallmarked Birmingham 1897; a pair of silver squat and a silver-plated pierced helmet shaped sweat meat candlesticks; a silver plated salver; silver plated cruets; pedestal bowl (4). silver weight: 7.29ozt; jug: 10.5cm silver and silver plated plated napkin rings (qty). silver high; mustard: 6cm high; caster: 21cm high; sweat meat weight: 6ozt approximately dish: 15cm approximately £70-£100 £100-£150
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231. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) Two silver boxes with gem set covers, hallmarked London 1976 & 1977 each of polished circular form, the cover inset with amethyst crystal (2). total weight: 7.4ozt; height: 1 - 4cm, 2 - 4.5cm; diameter: 1 - 4.2cm, 2 - 4.4cm approx £150-£200
232. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Flower Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1972 the textured exterior with hinge opening to reveal five enamelled petal flowers with leaves, raised upon chick feet. total weight: 4ozt; height: 8.5cm approx 229. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG £200-£300 (Australian, 1931-2018) A suite of parcel-gilt-silver flatware, hallmarked 233. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG London 1972/1974/1975 (Australian, 1931-2018) each with parcel-gilt-silver textured handles, six table A silver-gilt “Two Love Birds Surprise Egg”, forks, six table knives, six dessert spoons, six soup hallmarked London 1981 spoons, six dessert forks, six dessert knives and six of ovoid form, the exterior with basket weave textured teaspoons (42). silver weight: 51ozt; total weight with body, opening to reveal a two love birds swinging in knives: 86ozt approx a heart wirework cage surrounded by blue and green £1,000 -£1,500 enamelled flowers, No. 138 of 300, in original fitted case with certificate. total weight: 5.9ozt; height: 7cm approx 230. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG £250-£350 (Australian, 1931-2018) A parcel-gilt-silver table bell, hallmarked London 1966 234. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG of tapering conical form, the silver-gilt bark effect handle (Australian, 1931-2018) with ball finial and polished trumpet bell. total weight: 9ozt; A silver-gilt “Bird feeding her chicks Surprise Egg”, height: 19cm; diameter of trumpet base: 7.2cm approx hallmarked London 1976 £200-£300 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal a bird seated on a green enamelled floral branch feeding her chicks in a nest, No. 272. total weight: 6.3ozt; height: 7cm approx £150-£250
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235. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 238. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Butterfly Surprise Egg”, hallmarked A silver-gilt “Jack in the Box Nursery Rhyme Egg”, London 1981 hallmarked London 1980 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal a of ovoid form with scrolled textured body, opening to a gilt butterfly amongst yellow and orange enamelled trembling Jack in the Box, with scissors and twine on a flowers, No. 75, in original fitted case. total weight: 2.5ozt; blue enamelled ground, No. 138 of 300, in original fitted height: 6cm approx case, with certificate. total weight:; height: 7cm approx £200-£300 £250-£350
236. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Amethyst Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1972 of ovoid form with applied textured wirework body, opening to reveal three amethyst octahedron crystals, on bed of seven other metal octahedrons, in original fitted case. total weight: 5.19ozt; height: 7cm approx £250-£350
237. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Green Quartz Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1969 of ovoid form with applied wirework textured body, the hinged opening to reveal a green quartz crystal embedded in gilt wirework, in original fitted case. total weight: 6ozt; height: 7cm approx £250-£350
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239. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 242. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Circus Clown with Dog Surprise Egg”, A silver-gilt “Prince William of Wales Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1980 hallmarked London 1982 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal a of ovoid form, the exterior textured body with a band of Circus Clown with his dog throwing hoops, on a red cream and green enamelled flowers, opening to reveal enamelled ground, No. 162, in original fitted case. total a cherub seated on a scallop shell holding a bouquet of weight: 4.2ozt height: 7cm approx blue enamelled flowers surrounding the Prince of Wales £250-£350 feathers, inscribed Prince William of Wales Born 21.6.82, No. 2, in original fitted case. total weight: 3ozt; height: 6cm 240. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG approx (Australian, 1931-2018) £200-£300 A silver-gilt “Enamelled Tree Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1982 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal a a open branched tree with red, blue, green and yellow enamelled droplets, the matchstick figures, on a olive green enamelled ground, No. 138 of 300, in original fitted case with certificate. total weight: 5.6ozt; height: 7cm approx £250-£350
241. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana 1981 Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1981 of ovoid form, the exterior textured body with crests surrounded by berries and flowers, opening to reveal a dragon holding a rose, on a red velvet ground, inscribed HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana 1981, No. 97, in original fitted case. total weight: 7ozt; height: 7cm approx £200-£300
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243. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana 1981 Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1981 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal a plume of feathers surrounded by green and white enamelled flower, inscribed HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana 1981, No.136, in original fitted case. total weight: 2.8ozt; height: 6cm approx £200-£300
244. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Silver Jubilee 1952-1977 Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1977 243 244 of ovoid form, the exterior profusely decorated with thistles, shamrocks, leeks and 246. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 247. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG roses surrounding the Royal (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) Crest, inscribed Silver Jubilee A silver-gilt “Tortoise Surprise Egg”, A silver-gilt “Ladybird Surprise Egg”, 1952-1977, opening to reveal a hallmarked London 1979 hallmarked London 1976 red velvet and silver-gilt Royal of ovoid form with linear textured body, of ovoid form with textured body, Crown, No. 39, in original opening to reveal a trembling tortoise opening to reveal a red and black fitted case. total weight: 8ozt; flanked by rock and enamelled flowers, ladybird amongst four enamelled flowers height: 7cm approx on a olive green ground, No. 132, in with gilt leaves, No. 162, in original fitted £250-£350 original fitted case. total weight: 5.5ozt; case. total weight: 4ozt; height: 7cm height: 7cm approx approx 245. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO £250-£350 £200-£300 CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Prince Henry of Wales Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1984 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal the Prince of Wales Feathers surrounded by white and blue enamelled flowers and matchstick figures on a green enamelled ground, inscribed Prince Henry of Wales Born 15.9.84, No.2, in original fitted case. total weight: 3ozt; height: 6cm approx £200-£300
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248. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 251. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 254. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Butterfly Surprise A silver-gilt “Hedgehog Surprise A silver-gilt “Fish Surprise Egg”, Egg”, hallmarked London 1975 Egg”, hallmarked London 1978 hallmarked London 1978 of ovoid form with bark effect of ovoid form with textured body, of ovoid form with applied wirework textured body, opening to reveal opening to reveal a hedgehog textured body, opening to reveal two blue, brown and orange foraging under a trailing plant, three fish swimming amongst enamelled trembling butterflies, on on green enamelled ground, reeds, in original fitted case. total a flower encrusted ground, No. 138 No.208, in original fitted case. total weight: 3.8ozt; height: 7cm approx of 300, in original fitted case. total weight: 4.3ozt; height: 7cm approx £150-£250 weight: 5.4ozt; height: 7cm approx £250-£350 £150-£250 255. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 252. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) 249. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Gilt Fish Surprise (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Blue enamelled Egg”, hallmarked London 1970 A silver-gilt “Ladybird Surprise flower Surprise Egg”, hallmarked of ovoid form with textured body, Egg”, hallmarked London 1976 London 1979 opening to reveal a trembling fish on of ovoid form with textured body, of ovoid form with textured body, a ground of black coral, No. 116. total opening to reveal three enamelled opening to reveal a nine blue weight: 6.2ozt; height: 7cm approx decorated flower amongst silver-gilt enamelled flowerheads amongst £250-£350 leaf ground with a red and black stamins, No. 162, in original fitted enamelled ladybird, No. 62, in case. weight: 4.2ozt; height: 7cm 256. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG original fitted case. total weight: 4ozt; approx (Australian, 1931-2018) height: 7cm approx £200-£300 A silver-gilt “Hickory Dickory Dock £200-£300 Nursery Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked 253. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG London 1978 250. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) of ovoid form with textured body, (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Butterfly Surprise opening to reveal a mouse running up A silver-gilt “Flowers Surprise Egg”, hallmarked London 1981 a longcase clock flanked by a rocking Egg”, hallmarked London 1968 of ovoid form with textured body, chair, on a red enamelled ground, of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal a butterfly amongst No. 106, in original fitted case. total opening to reveal a three trembling orange and yellow enamelled flowers, weight: 3.2ozt; height: 7cm approx red, white and green petalled flowers, No. 197, in original fitted case. total £250-£350 in a ground of gilt leaves, No. 217 weight: 2.5ozt; height: 6cm approx of 300, in original fitted case with £150-£250 certificate. total weight: 5.2ozt; height: 7cm approx £200-£300
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257. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your garden grow: Nursery Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked London 1978 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal a Mary holding her trowel surrounded by a border of masks, shells and flower bells, with a green enamel ground, in original fitted case. total weight: 3.8ozt; height: 7cm approx £200-£300
258. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Little Jack 257 261 Horner Nursery Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked London 1973 of ovoid form with textured 261. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 264. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG body, opening to reveal Little (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) Jack Horner seated eating A silver-gilt “Baa, Baa Black Sheep A silver-gilt “Three Blind Mice Nursery a pie, on an incised ground, Nursery Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked London No. 33 of 200, in original fitted London 1980 1984 case. total weight: 4.3ozt; of ovoid form with textured body, of ovoid form with textured body, opening height: 7cm approx opening to reveal a sheep seated holding to reveal a three mice figures with pink £250-£350 three bags of wool, on an olive green enamel ears, wear black enamelled enamelled ground, No. 106 of 200, in glasses, standing on a green enamelled 259. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO original fitted case. total weight: 3.5ozt; ground, No. 106, in original fitted case. CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) height: 7cm approx total weight: 3.09ozt; height: 7cm approx A silver-gilt “To Market, £250-£350 £250-£350 to market to buy a Fat Pig Nursery Rhyme Egg”, 262. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG hallmarked London 1988 (Australian, 1931-2018) of ovoid form with textured A silver-gilt “Tom, Tom The Pier’s Son body, opening to reveal Tom Nursery Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked Tom the Pipers Son running London 1981 with a piglet, on a green of ovoid form with textured body, opening enamelled ground, No. 106, to reveal a boy running with a pig under in original fitted case. total his arm, wearing a green enamelled hat weight: 3.3ozt; height: 7cm and kilt, on a red marbleised ground, approx No. 106, in original fitted case. total £250-£350 weight: 3.6ozt; height: 7cm approx £250-£350 260. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) 263. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG A silver-gilt “Amethyst (Australian, 1931-2018) Surprise Egg”, hallmarked A silver-gilt “Old Mother Hubbard London 1969 Nursery Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked of ovoid form with dimpled London 1983 textured body, the hinged of ovoid form with textured body, opening opening to reveal a amethyst to reveal Old Mother Hubbard in her 264 crystal embedded silver- cupboard, with her dog at her feet, gilt ground, in original fitted green enamelled ground and table top, case. total weight: 5.6ozt; No.106 of 200, in original fitted case. total height: 7cm approx weight: 3.2ozt; height: 7cm approx £250-£350 £250-£350
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265. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Rub A Dub Dub Nursery Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked London 1987 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal three figures in a tub, with turquoise enamelled ground, No. 106, in original fitted case. total weight: 4.3ozt; height: 7cm approx £250-£350
266. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver-gilt “Sing A Song of Sixpence Nursery Rhyme Egg”, hallmarked London 1982 of ovoid form with textured body, opening to reveal a blackbirds trembling coming out of a pie, with green enamelled base, No. 106, in original fitted case. total weight: 4ozt; height: 7cm approx £250-£350
267. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver “Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson” caddy spoon, hallmarked London 1986 the circular bowl with the handle of two wedding bells joined together with a ribbon surmounting enamelled flower, No.38, in original case. total weight: 0.9ozt; length: 6.5cm approx £150-£250 268
268. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver “Prince of Wales” caddy spoon, hallmarked London 1984 the circular bowl with the handle of Prince of Wales feather surmounting cream and blue enamelled flowers, No.38, in original case. total weight: 0.79ozt; length: 7cm approx £150-£250
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276. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A parcel-gilt-silver cased cylinder music box, hallmarked London 1976 of rectangular form with textured hinged lid, the sides with applied with a band of figures above a textured border, the rosewood interior enclosing a Swiss Santa Croix Reuge cylinder movement playing Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No.1 on a single comb total weight: 43ozt; 4.6 x 18.9 x 9.5cm approx £1,500 -£2,000
277. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A parcel-gilt-silver three piece cruet suite, hallmarked London 1969 the salt and pepper grinder of cylindrical form with textured upper section, the silver-gilt circular shallow mustard with textured exterior with a spoon (4). total weight: 10.6ozt; height: 8.4cm - pepper & salt, 2cm - mustard; diameter of mustard: 6.1cm approx 278 £300-£400
278. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A set of four parcel-gilt-silver candle holders, hallmarked 1970 the polished circular holders with three glass liners and four detachable pierced wirework spherical shades (4). weight: 41ozt; height: 14cm approx £1,500 -£2,000
279. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A pair of parcel-gilt-silver three light candelabrum, hallmarked London 1970 the three branch form of graduating heights united by pierced textured stand, with circular candle holders and three detachable pierced wirework spherical shades (2). tallest height: 39.5cm; weight: 108ozt approx £4,000 -£6,000
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280. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver table mirror, hallmarked 1988 of circular form with applied silver-gilt flowerhead mount and red leather easel back. total weight: 25ozt; diameter: 24cm approx £250-£350
281. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) Two parcel-gilt-silver twin handled entree dishes, hallmarked London 1976 both of circular form with two pierced wirework textured handles (2). weight: 36ozt; height: 3.5cm & 5cm; diameter: 20.7cm; width: 26.7cm approx £800-£1,200 281 282. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) 283. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 284. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG A parcel-gilt-silver rose bowl (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) centrepiece with cover, hallmarked A parcel-bronzed-silver A pair of cased parcel-gilt-silver London 1975 candle table centrepiece bowl, beakers, hallmarked London 1971 the bowl of circular dished form, the hallmarked London 1976 each of tapering cylindrical form, pierced silver-gilt wirework cover with the circular band border with united with silver-gilt interior and rim, the six holders, mounted with bark effect water lily pad leaves, bearing seven body applied with pierced textured finial inset with an amethyst crystal. taperstick holders and a circular wirework, in original fitted case, total weight: 19ozt; height: 16cm; polished dished base. weight: 57ozt; with original purchase receipt diameter of dish: 15.7cm approx height: 3.9cm; diameter: 30.7cm dating from 2006 (2). weight: 23ozt; £2,000 -£3,000 approx height: 14.6cm; diameter: 6.4cm £1,000 -£1,500 approx £800-£1,200
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285. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A set of eight parcel-gilt silver beakers, hallmarked London 1972 of tapering cylindrical form with polished body and textured 285 lower section, each numbered to underside (8). weight: 66ozt; height: 11.4cm approx £1,000 -£1,500
286. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A set of eight parcel-gilt silver wine goblets, hallmarked London 1972 the bulbous bowls with silver-gilt interior, raised upon textured stems with circular foot rings (6). 286 weight: 55ozt; height: 17.5cm; diameter of bowl: 6.1cm approx £1,500 -£2,000
287. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A set of six parcel-gilt silver champagne flutes, hallmarked London 1973 the trumpet planished bowls with gilt interior, raised upon textured twist stems with planished circular foot rings (6). weight: 40ozt: height: 19.5cm; 287 diameter of bowls: 6cm approx £1,000 -£1,500
288. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A set of eight parcel-gilt silver champagne flutes, hallmarked London 1977 the polished conical bowls raised upon silver-gilt textured stems with circular foot rings (8). weight: 54ozt; height: 22.5cm; diameter of bowl: 6.6cm approx £1,500 -£2,000 288 289. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A set of six parcel-gilt silver wine goblets, hallmarked London 1973 the oval planished bowls with gilt interior, raised upon textured twist stems with planished circular foot rings (6). weight: 43ozt: height: 17.8cm; diameter of bowl: 6.8cm approx £1,000 -£1,500 289
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292. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A parcel-gilt silver wine goblet, hallmarked London 1973 the cylindrical bowl with a band of applied silver-gilt textured wirework, raised upon a tapering stem with similar decoration and circular foot ring, interior of bowl silver-gilt. weight: 10ozt: height: 18.6cm; diameter of bowl: 7.8cm approx £200-£300
290. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A pair of parcel-gilt silver sherry goblets, hallmarked London 1975 293. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG the planished trumpet bowls with silver-gilt interior, raised (Australian, 1931-2018) upon tapering stems and circular foot ring, with textured A silver-gilt figural napkin ring, hallmarked London 1974 decoration (2). weight: 7.9ozt; height: 14.2cm; diameter of of circular form with a narrow central band and joined bowl: 5.1cm approx wirework match stick standing figures. weight: 1.5ozt; £300-£500 height: 3.6cm, diameter: 4.6cm approx £150-£250
294. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A parcel-gilt silver napkin ring, hallmarked London of circular form with pierced textured wirework decoration. weight: 1.2ozt; diameter: 4.5cm; height: 4.5cm approx £150-£250
291. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 295. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) A parcel-gilt silver beaker, hallmarked London 1968 A parcel-gilt silver fruit dish, hallmarked London 1984 of tapering cylindrical form with polished silver upper of circular dished form, with central incised roundel section of parcel-gilt textured wirework lower section. and pierced textured wirework border, in original box. weight: 9.5ozt; height: 14cm; diameter: 7.4cm approx weight: 26ozt; diameter: 33cm; height: 3.5cm approx £300-£400 £700-£900
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298. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) “Two Turtle Doves” Twelve Days of Christmas Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver box, hallmarked London 1971 the cylindrical ribbon mounted box, opening to reveal a gilt bird cage enclosing a dove beside a red water bowl and another seated on a swing, numbered 39 of 100 total weight: 10ozt; 9 x 5.7cm approximately £400-£600 296. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A parcel-gilt silver “President Falcon Award” dished salver, hallmarked London 1978 of circular form with dished centre and textured bark effect border, in original red lined box. weight: 43ozt; diameter: 35.5cm; height: 2cm approx £800-£1,200
297. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 299. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) “A partridge in a pear tree” Twelve Days of Christmas “Three French Hens” Twelve Days of Christmas Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver box, Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver box, hallmarked London 1970 hallmarked London 1972 the rectangular textured hinged box with ribbed ribbon, the triangular pierced textured hinged box with silver opening to reveal a silver partridge seated on an oxidised ribbon mount, opening to reveal three hens seated in tree, hung with green hardstone leaves and gilt pears, textured nests on three enamelled panels in the form of numbered 76 of 100 total weight: 18ozt; 9.5 x 5.1 x 5.2cm the French flag, numbered 39 of 100 total weight: 13ozt; approximately 5.7 x 11 x 6.1cm approximately £500-£800 £500-£800
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300. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) “Four Calling Birds” Twelve Days of Christmas Limited Edition Surprise parcel- gilt silver box, hallmarked London 1973 the hexagonal textured hinged box with ribbon top, opening to reveal four birds seated in their nest on a tree base, numbered 12 of 100, with original box and certificate. total weight: 8.5 x 5.6 x 6.4cm approximately £500-£800
301. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) “Five Golden Rings” Twelve Days of Christmas Limited Edition Surprise parcel- gilt silver box, hallmarked London 1974 the rectangular textured hinged box with 301 silvered string ribbon, opening to reveal five assorted rings mounted on green velvet, numbered 39 of 100. total weight: 9ozt; 5.2 x 11.8 x 4cm approximately £500-£800
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302. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG 303. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) (Australian, 1931-2018) “Six Geese a-laying” Twelve Days of Christmas “Seven Swans a-swimming” Twelve Days of Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver box, Christmas Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver hallmarked London 1975 box, hallmarked London 1976 the circular box with ribbon mount, opening to reveal the rectangular textured hinged box with ribbon, opening six geese seated on a textured bases with eggs, to reveal six gilt cygnets and a silvered swan on a blue numbered 12 of 100, in original box with certificate. total enamel base, numbered 31 of 100. total weight: 13ozt; weight: 13ozt; 5.1 x 8.2cm approximately 7.2 x 8.4 x 6cm approximately £500-£800 £400-£600
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304. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) “Eight Maids a-milking” Twelve Days of Christmas Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver box, hallmarked London 1977 307. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG the circular beehive form with string ribbon, opening to (Australian, 1931-2018) reveal a cow being milked by eight maids, numbered 67 of “Eleven Pipers Piping” Twelve Days of Christmas 100. total weight: 12ozt; 6 x 9.2cm approximately Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver box, £500-£800 hallmarked London 1980 the holly sprigged plum pudding cover, opening to reveal eleven bagpipers ceremoniously walking a ring of battlements, on a green ground, numbered 39 of 100. total weight: 11ozt; 6.2 x 8.5cm approximately £500-£800
305. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) “Nine Ladies Dancing” Twelve Days of Christmas Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver box, hallmarked London 1978 the triform domed cover with silver bow, opening to reveal nine dancing ladies on a red enamel ground, numbered 67 308. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG of 100. total weight: 9ozt; 7.4 x 8.8 x 8.7cm approximately (Australian, 1931-2018) £500-£800 “Twelve Drummers Drumming” Twelve Days of Christmas Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver 306. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG box, hallmarked London 1981 (Australian, 1931-2018) the domed circular cover with ribbon mount, opening “Ten Lords a-leaping” Twelve Days of Christmas to reveal twelve African drummers about to play a large Limited Edition Surprise parcel-gilt silver box, drum, on a brownish enamel ground, numbered 67 of hallmarked London 1979 100. total weight: 11ozt; 6.5 x 8.7cm approximately the circular cover with bow mount, opening to reveal £500-£800 ten lords leaping wearing red enamel cloaks, on a green enamel base, numbered 47 of 100, in original box with certificate. total weight: 13ozt; 7 x 9.2cm approximately £400-£600
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309. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A parcel-gilt silver wine goblet, hallmarked London 1980 the tapered planished bowl with silver gilt interior, raised upon a collar of matchstick figures and bark effect stem with circular foot ring. weight: 11ozt; height: 22.5cm approximately £400-£600
310. Stuart Leslie Devlin AO CMG (Australian, 1931-2018) A silver circular box with cover, hallmarked London 1981 the cover with applied butterfly on a floral garland weight: 1.6ozt; height: 2.4cm; diameter: 5cm approximately £100-£200
311. A small late 19th century Japanese carved netsuke and four coquilla nut carvings comprising two carved monkey coquilla nut ojimes, one figural and a carved stud depicting a horse and his rider, together with an ivory carved netsuke of a seated figure with Daruma a.f. (5) ojime approx. 15mm £40-£60
312. A Japanese bronze box and cover, Meiji/Taisho period modelled as a boy standing beside a spherical object with panelled and foliate decoration, his arms attached to the removable star shaped cover with tassel detail, unmarked, together with a bronze candlestick modelled as a crane standing on the back of a flaming tortoise (2) boy approx 10cm high, candlestick approx 17.5cm high £100-£150
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315. Two 9ct gold cased pencils, a Waterman’s 318. A Continental Eloi Pernet yellow metal paper knife silver fountain pen, a silver retracting pencil, a having folding stainless steel blade marked Eloi, the handle mother of pearl silver fruit knife with diagonal striped detail, tests for gold, marked with twin each of the 9ct gold cased pencils in a hexagonal back to back B’s total weight including steel blade apoprox. casing with engine turned decoration; the Waterman 18.4gm, approx. 9.8cm silver lever fill fountain pen with twist off lid, 14ct £80-£100 nib, engine turned decorated body engraved with dedication; a mother of pearl silver fruit knife, 319. A WMF Art Nouveau desk stand hallmarked Sheffield; a silver retracting pencil, of shaped form with central hinged lid inkwell, with trailing hallmarked Birmingham and five assorted metal tendrils, embossed with berries and clover, impressed 32 cased pencils (10). length: 9ct - 12cm; 9ct - 10.5cm, or 82, rubbed factory stamp to reverse. 5 x 33 x 20.5cm watermans - 13cm closed / 11.7cm open, retracting approximately silver - 5.8cm closed / 9.2cm open £50-£80 £100-£150
316. A 19th Century French 18ct gold mounted carved lapis lazuli snuff box the shaped box with gadrooned lower section, the rose gold mounts stamped with French gold eagle mark and part makers stamp, T ? within a diamond shaped cartouche approx. 7 x 5 x 3.2cm £200-£400
317. A silver compact with butterfly wing painted decoration, hallmarked 1929 of circular form, the hinged lid with a scene of a courting couple, opening to reveal an interior mirror, engine turned base, by Thomas Lyster Mott. total weight: 0.59ozt; diameter: 4.3cm; height: 0.9cm 319 approximately £60-£80
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322. A collection of Victorian and later desk items and a character face carved swagger stick the desk items include a miniature carriage clock, inlaid frame, desk seal, pair of miniature brass picture frames, a brass desk clip and a small Indian visapartha inlaid box containing four miniature porcelain doll limbs, the carved swagger stick character face with one glass eye (qty) swagger stick length: 63cm; frame: 15.5 x 15.5cm; clock: 9.5 x 4.8 x 4.3cm; desk seal height: 10.3cm; brass frames: 6.3 x 5cm; approximately £80-£120
323. Four Smoking accessories including a 9ct gold cigarette holder, of tapering cylindrical form with bakelite mouthpiece, possibly by SJ Rose & Son; a French ivory cigarette holder with a gold serpent mount, in a fitted case; a bakelite cigarette holder in a box and a silver cased 18ct gold and amber cheroot holder and 9ct gold cheroot holder, silver case hallmarked Birmingham 1919 (5). length: 9ct - 15cm, ivory - 12cm, bakelite - 8.8cm, cheroot - 4cm & 6cm, silver case - 8cm; 9ct weight: 13gms; silver weight: 0.298ozt approximately 320 £100-£200
324. An interesting collection of 19th century P.O.W. miniature bone 320. A Dutch glass and 14k carvings gold mounted scent bottle with including a miniature skin covered carved character piggie, miniature turned original fitted box, late 19th bone cups and saucers, candlesticks and other table ware, carved bone Century miniature doll figure lying in a lace trimmed ‘bed’ and several other related the hinged lid in the form of an urn items (Q) pig measures approx. 3 x 5cm engraved with foliate detail with £100-£200 s-scroll handle, above an octagonal tapered glass body with faceted foot, bears hallmarks to reverse of lid of an oak leaf with initials. height: bottle - 11cm, box - 12cm approximately £400-£600
321. A rare silver mounted shagreen spy-glass necessaire detail or etui by Thomas Ribright English, mid 18th century signed on the sliding cover to eyepiece Ribright Optician Fecit London, the shagreen cover opening to reveal silver interior engraved BY YE KINGS ROYAL PATENT, fitted with instruments including scissors, pen knife, tweezers, pencil, ivory note leaf and needle, with sliding cover to objective and eyepiece £1,800 -£2,200
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325. An 18k gold cased open faced pocket watch the gilt dial with roman hours, spade hour hand, foliate engraved case back, case number: 83413, in a fitted green velvet box with gilt lettering for J Lewis Goldsmith & Jeweller Ramsgate total weight: 41gms; case diameter: 38mm; dial diameter: 34mm approximately 327 £200-£300
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326. Three silver open faced pocket watches the first with circular white dial, roman hours and spade hands, hallmarked Birmingham 1833, case number: 48848, the case back with floral engraving; the second with silvered and white enamel dial, roman 328 hours and spade hands, hallmarked 0.935, case number: 20251 and the third with white enamel dial, roman hours and spade hands, colourful painted 328. Three 9ct gold wristwatches and a 18k gold open borders, hallmarked 0.935, case number: 69743, with faced pocket watch a sterling silver chatelaine chain (3) total weight: 4.1ozt; the Chalet Incabloc 9ct gold wristwatch with circular dial, case diameter: 1 - 34mm, 2 - 37mm, 3 - 38mm; dial arabic hours and baton hands in a rectangular shaped case diameter: 1 - 27mm, 2 - 32mm, 3 - 31mm; chain with link bracelet, manual wind, case hallmarked 9ct; the 9ct length: 27.5cm approximately gold wristwatch with circular silvered dial arabic hours, spade £60-£100 hands in an octagonal shaped case, case number: 189810, manual wind with an expandable bracelet, case hallmarked 327. A 9ct rose gold Waltham half hunter pocket 9ct; the 9ct rose gold wristwatch with white enamel dial, watch, with a 18ct gold watch chain and a Queen roman hours, spade hands, hinged outer case with chapter Victoria 1887 gold double sovereign ring of roman hours, case number: 164282, case hallmarked the pocket watch with white dial, arabic hours, spade 9ct, expandable link bracelet and a 18k gold open faced hands and subsidiary seconds, Waltham USA logo, the pocket watch, with gilt circular dial, roman hours, subsidiary outer case with roman hours chapter ring, movement seconds and spade hands, the case back with scroll number: 21606597, case number: 5994, hallmarked engraving, case number: 23611, case hallmarked 18k (4) Chester 1928.375; the 18th yellow gold curb link watch total weight: 102gms; case diameter: 1 - 16mm, 2 - 21mm, chain, bolt ring and dog clip fasteners, hallmarked 3 - 28mm, 4 - 42mm; dial diameter: 13mm, 2 - 16mm, Sheffield 18; the Queen Victoria 1887 gold double 3 - 23mm, 3 - 38mm approximately sovereign, jubilee head of Queen Victoria facing left, £200-£300 with St George slaying the dragon reverse, in a 9ct gold mount and 18ct gold t-bar, in a Bravingtons Goldsmiths 329. A selection of watches, silver pocket watch, gold & Jewellers box. total weight: 145gms; weight: watch plated pocket watch - 90.6gms, chain - 31.6gms, sovereign, mount & t-bar a Kendal & Dent silver open faced pocket watch, white enamel - 23.1gms; chain length: 41cm; sovereign diameter with dial with Roman hours, spade hours, subsidiary seconds, mount: 29mm; watch case diameter: 49mm; watch dial case number: 1259480, hallmarked 925; a silver curb link diameter: 40mm approximately watch chain, with silver medal, hallmarked; a gold plated £1,200 -£1,800 open faced pocket watch, the dial with roman hours, spade hand and subsidiary seconds; a Movado wristwatch dial with movement; a Graham & Co pocket watch dial and movement, movement number: 447908; a Rotary quartz wristwatch, with booklet (6). total silver weight: 4.2ozt approximately £150-£200
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330. A Jaeger Le Coultre Memovox alarm stainless steel wristwatch, circa 1950s the circular outer dial with baton hours marked Le Coultre and the revolving inner dial with triangular alarm marker, two crowns, movement number: 1583226 K814, with black leather strap. case diameter: 33mm; dial diameter: 29mm approximately £800-£1,200
331. An Omega Seamaster gold plated wristwatch the circular dial with baton hours, date aperture in a gold plated case, with steel back and brown leather strap. case diameter: 33mm; dial diameter: 28mm approximately £100-£150
332. An Avia Incabloc 9ct gold wristwatch the circular dial with baton hours, dauphine hands and date aperature, automatic movement with associated expandable bracelet, case back number: 12892 275257. 330 331 335 336 case diameter: 33mm; dial diameter: 28mm approximately £300-£400 335. A Longines 18k white gold 337. Two 9ct gold cased wristwatch wristwatches and a gold plated 333. A Raymond Weil Collection the rectangular dial with arabic hours wristwatch Tango stainless steel wristwatch and spade hands, in a rectangular the white dial with Roman hours, the blue circular dial with baton case with Art Deco chevrons, with gilt bead decoration, spade hands, hours, date aperture in a stainless black leather strap, manual wind, in a circular gold case, with fabric steel case with link bracelet and movement & case number: 4839505, bracelet, case by Fulda & David, clasp, quartz movement, case case back engraved “G.B.”. case hallmarked London.375, case back number: 5590 V275553. diameter: 18mm; dial diameter: 15mm number: 419643; the gilt dial with case diameter: 37mm; dial approximately arabic hours, spade hands in a circular diameter: 28mm; length: 21cm £600-£800 case, with a rolled gold mesh link approximately bracelet and clasp, case hallmarked £150-£250 336. A Cartier Tank Francaise London.374, case number: 804851; stainless steel wristwatch the Cyma white dial with arabic 334. An Art Deco white metal the square dial with Roman hours, hours, subsidiary seconds with and diamond set cocktail dauphine hands, Cartier logo, quartz spade hands in a circular case, case watch movement, with link bracelet and clasp, number: 330-4900 952197 (3). total the silvered dial with arabic hours, case back numbered: 507831CD weight of 9ct gold watches: 36gms; spade hands, in a rectangular 2384, with original Cartier red box and case diameter: 1 - 25mm, 2 - 24mm, case inset with a border of Cartier red folder with booklets. case 3 - 32mm; dial diameter: 1 - 23mm, diamonds, diamond set link and diameter: 20mm; dial diameter: 15mm; 2 - 21mm, 3 - 28mm approximately material strap, the case back length when clasp closed: 17.5cm £100-£150 inscribed ALL PLATINUM. total approxmiately weight: 12gms; length: 16.8cm; £500-£800 case diameter: 11mm; dial diameter: 6mm approximately £200-£300
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338. A 18k gold Longines wristwatch the square dial with baton hours, Longines logo, in a square case, with mesh link bracelet with clasp, movement number 12538044 320, case number: 7362 2 24, case hallmarked 18k. weight: 26gms; case diameter: 16mm; dial diameter: 13mm; total length: 17.3cm approximately £500-£600
339. A 18ct gold wristwatch, two 9ct gold wristwatches and a rolled gold wristwatch the 18ct gold wristwatch with silvered dial, arabic hours, in an octagonal case with 15ct rose gold link bracelet, case number 27818; a 9ct gold Accurist wristwatch, oval dial with baton hours, quartz movement, link bracelet with clasp; a 9ct gold wristwatch, with white dial roman hours, spade hands, in a circular case with link bracelet and a rolled gold wristwatch, with arabic hours, circular case and link bracelet (4). total weight: 81gms £300-£400
340. A cultured baroque river pearl chain necklace chain tests for gold, together with a simulated pearl three 339 row necklace with silver mounted carved shell, cameo clasp (2) chain approx. 84cm in length £80-£120
341. A three row cultured pearl bracelet with garnet set clasp the pearls of even size and having garnet set cluster clasp 338 with rectangular centre stone within a border of circular garnets, yellow metal push clasp fastening, tests for gold approx. length 19.2cm, approx. width 2.2cm £100-£200
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342. An Indian turquoise and freshwater pearl set necklace and earrings some alteration having European 9ct gold cluster clasp fastening, the turquoise set shaped panels with repousse decorated reverse, clad in yellow metal, tests for gold and threaded with strands of freshwater pearls (2) central panel measures approx. 6 x 4cm £300-£500
343. A silver mounted amber set necklace and an amber bead necklace the .925 Continental necklace set with amber drops in a stylised floral design, together with an amber bead necklace, the beads of graduated natural form some with wing and insect inclusions (2) largest bead approx. 3cm, approx. weight 31.26gm £60-£80
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344. An attractive carved coral Egyptian revival style collar necklace of graduated fringe design, together with a deep red natural branch coral graduated necklace (2) approx. length 44cm, longest piece approx. 1.7cm £80-£120
345. A butterscotch coloured amber bead necklace the beads graduating in size to either end largest bead approx. 2cm. across, approx. weight 32.6gm, approx. length 56cm £100-£200
346. Two Art Deco Egyptian revival Czechoslovakian glass bead pendant 344 345 necklaces one designed as a faux lapis lazuli stylised scarab, the other as a faux turquoise carved Tuten Khamun portrait relief, unsigned possibly by Max Neiger, together with a contemporary, silver gilt, filigree and enamel articulated dragonfly brooch (3) scarab necklace approx. 66cm. plus scarab drop approx. 9cm, faux turquoise necklace measures approx. 66cm plus pendant drop approx. 8cm £100-£200
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347. A 9ct gold three bar gate bracelet having heat padlock fastening approx. 12.46gm £100-£120
348. Two 9ct gold gate link bracelets the larger seven bar gate bracelet having heart padlock fastening and safety chain, the smaller formed as a four bar gate bracelet with heart padlock fastening and safety chain (2) wider measures approx. 2.5cm. and 21.5cm. in length, the smaller 1.25cm. wide and approx. 20cm in length, 349 total weight for both approx. 25.5gm £200-£300
349. A 9ct rose gold 351. An 18ct gold Cartier bracelet, graduated open curb link signed watch Albert chain the bracelet of large plain curved with gold mounted ‘seed’ rectangular links and having fob, T bar and clip, the length incorporated invisible clip fastening, of the chain of bracelet French marks and signed Cartier, Paris proportions approx. 23cm. in to reverse of clasp link approx. 73.06gm, length, approx. 27.4gm approx. 20cm. in length, width 2.2cm £200-£300 £1,200 -£1,800
350. A gold fancy link 352. An attractive Continental bracelet having large diamond and cabochon gem bracelet amethyst pendant drop, the triple 14K yellow gold chains approximately 30 carats connected by cabochon ruby, emerald the hollow fancy link and sapphire and diamond panels, bracelet marked for 9ct ‘frosted’ detail to panels, invisible panel gold amethyst approx. fastening, stamped 14K inside clasp 21.30 x 22.04 x 14.52mm approx. weight 45gm, approx. length £200-£300 19cm, approx. 17mm in width £800-£1,200
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353. A fine Archaeological Revival satyr mask necklace by Carlo Giuliano, circa 1870 the collar formed of gold beads with fine thread work detail on woven chain and suspended with a fringe of satyr masks, cerith shells and acorns connected by stylised floral links. Mark of Carlo Giuliano to fastening bead, C.G. within oval Length approx. 41cm, drop approx. 4cm, approx. weight 86gm
A similar Archaeological Revival satyr mask necklace by Carlo Giuliano was gifted to The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2014 by Judith H. Siegel (Accession No. 2014.713.5 - Gallery 556)
A necklace of similar design by Fortunato Pio Castellani with whom Carlo Giuliano is often associated with, of similar design was donated to The National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome, where it is currently on display. £10,000 -£15,000
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358. An attractive Art Nouveau peridot and seed pearl scroll brooch the yellow metal mount testing for gold and having three central peridots within half pearl set stylised ribbon scrolls £200-£300
359. A Charming Georgian rose diamond set heart and key love token brooch having central foil backed stone set within a rose diamond border and having small rose diamond set pendant heart and key, the back with inscribed numbers Rd 191541 ?, tests for gold and silver approx. 2 x 1.5cm £300-£400
354. A 9ct gold curb link charm bracelet 360. An attractive Continental Art Deco diamond set the bracelet suspended with a variety of gold charms dress clip including a multi gem set ball, a bloodstone set seal, a the clip of pierced geometric design and set with brilliant 1905 half sovereign, various animated charms and others and baguette cut diamonds largest stone measures and with heart padlock fastening, together with a 9ct gold approx. 4.71 x 2.41, approx. clip size 3.5 x 2.7cm, approx. gate bracelet with heart padlock fastening (2) approx. total weight 10.5gm weight 82gm £2,000 -£3,000 £700-£900
355. A Victorian silver and gold overlay hinged bangle having central raised square with coloured gold floral detail, Birmingham 1884, makers mark T.W. approx. 2.5cm. in width, approx. 40gm £60-£80
356. An Art Deco silver slave bangle the plain polished hollow bangle with internal line of black enamel, hallmarked for London 1925, makers mark BM ? inside diameter approx. 8.75cm, width approx. 1cm. depth approx. 0.5cm, approx. weight £40-£60
357. An attractive Continental white metal ‘rose bud’ 361. An attractive Edwardian sapphire and seed pearl bangle dragonfly brooch the hinged, hollow bangle testing for silver and repousse the brooch testing for gold and formed as a dragonfly with decorated with a band of continual rose buds, together sapphire thorax and half seed pearl set wings set on a with a hollow, scroll engraved silver hinged bangle (2) rose bar, together with an Edwardian half pearl set floral brooch bangle inside measurement 6.5 x 6.2cm (2) approx. weight for both 5.98gm £40-£60 £100-£150
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365. A 15ct gold Royal Artillery enamelled sweetheart brooch having single pearl and central diamond detail, stamped 15ct to reverse approx. 4.7cm, approx. 3.5gm £60-£100
362. An Edwardian garnet and seed pearl set fly bar brooch the 9ct gold fly with garnet body and seed pearl set wings, stamped 9ct and with safety chain bar measures approx. 5.5cm £60-£80
366. A Victorian rose diamond set marquis shaped bar brooch the centre set with a marquis shaped emerald paste within a rose diamond cluster, yellow metal mount tests for gold, associated Asprey brooch box approx. 6.5cm in length £100-£200
363. A Victorian enamel scroll hair memorial brooch having central oval fine hair decorated locket within a yellow metal scroll twist mount, with black scroll enamel detail tests for gold, could be worn as a pendant approx. 5.5cm drop £60-£80
367. A large Victorian citrine set pendant scroll 364. A Victorian citrine and pearl horseshoe brooch brooch together with various other brooches the brooch of diamond shape and having three central the horseshoe brooch testing for gold and with fancy oval citrines within an ornate scroll mount with engraved horseshoe cut citrine within a seed pearl border, together detail and having detachable scroll pendant suspended with a small 9ct gold rope knot bar brooch, a 9ct gold from fine chains below, tests for gold, circa 1860 approx. seed pearl set crescent bar brooch and a 9ct rose gold 5cm across, approx. drop 7cm, approx. weight 14.7gm signet ring (5) total weight of lot 11.4gm £300-£400 £100-£200
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368. An attractive early 19th century canetille work, 372. A gold mounted portrait cameo brooch and a gem set brooch collection of gold earrings the rose and yellow metal foliate mount testing for gold, the carved shell cameo brooch in 9ct gold mount, the having central amethyst in enamel claw floral setting earrings to include a pair of Renaissance style green gem with enamel flowers to either side, having further tear and pearl set earrings, test silver gilt, a pair of 9ct gold and shaped and circular open and closed set gems, possibly ruby rectangular cluster earrings, amethyst set 9ct scroll converted from a buckle approx. weight 30.20gm, approx. drops and studs, amber drops, cultured pearl studs and 6 x 6cm more (qty) approx. total weight of items 36.08gm £300-£500 £200-£300
369. A collection of five various Lea Stein brooches 373. A pair of ruby and diamond ear studs and a pair comprising a chequered fox brooch, two curled and one of diamond ear studs standing cat brooches and a cat face brooch, all signed to the ruby and diamond studs of daisy cluster form the the reverse (5) fox measures approx. 8.5cm white metal mounts stamped 18ct, together with a £80-£100 small pair of single stone diamond set ear studs, white metal; mounts test for gold (2) single diamonds approx. 0.16 carat each £100-£200
374. A pair of contemporary Continental white gold diamond set tassel earrings marked for 18ct, together with a pair of contemporary 9ct white gold set diamond set ear hoops (2) tassels drop approx. 5cm, approx. weight 5.41gm, hoops approx. 4.47gm £200-£300
375. An Elizabeth II, 1966 fine gold sovereign in foliate pendant mount the pendant suspended from a long 9ct gold neck chain approx. weight pendant 12.4gm, chain approx. weight 9.4gm, length approx. 86cm £300-£400 370. A delicate Edwardian 15ct turquoise and seed pearl drop brooch 376. A Victorian 1893 fine gold sovereign in removable stamped 15ct and maker’s initials S.S? to reverse, pendant mount together with a Victorian double scarab beetle mounted the full sovereign mounted in a 9ct gold filigree work brooch, part tests gold, a later two coloured metal ruby ‘£’ sign and suspended on a 9ct gold chain total weight set cocktail brooch, tests for gold and a ‘witches heart’ approx. 17.44gm 9ct gold bar brooch (4) approx. drop turquoise brooch £300-£400 6cm. approx. weight 3.39gm, cocktail brooch approx. weight 3.57gm. approx. 3.7cm £100-£200
371. A light cinnamon coloured diamond and cultured pearl stick pin the mount testing for gold length approx. 5.7gm £60-£100
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381. A contemporary Faberge gold and red enamelled heart pendant the red enamel with gold star detail, the heart marked .750 for 18ct gold, marked FABERGE and numbered 421/1000, the loop also marked for Faberge, sold in Faberge box, outer box and with original certificate of authenticity approx. 2.5cm drop including loop £200-£300
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377. A fine early 20th century amethyst set foliate 382. A Continental Gianni Versace style 18ct gold and pendant onyx Medusa pendant the rectangular pierced pendant finely worked with together with matching Versace style gold and black filigree scrolls and leaves and set with a large central enamel Medusa earrings, pendant and earrings stamped oval amethyst, the four corners with half pearl detail, Italy and .750 (2) total weight 18gm the pendant suspended from a short fancy floral and £300-£500 scroll chain and with later added amethyst and seed pearl pendant drop, unsigned, tests for gold amethyst measures approx. 27 x 20mm, pendant measures approx. 9 x 5cm total size £300-£400
378. A large contemporary rectangular cut smokey quartz pendant the yellow metal testing for gold approx. 3 x 2.2cm £80-£150
379. A Victorian sapphire and seed pearl locket on chain the yellow metal hinged locket testing for gold, the locket 383. An unusual and large Continental gold and suspended from a 9ct gold belcher chain, together with amethyst ball pendant an Edwardian seed pearl and garnet drop ‘swallow’ the 18ct pierced ball set overall with collet mounted circular pendant, suspended from an earlier 9ct gold amethysts of matched colour of different cuts and sizes belcher chain (2) total weight 18.47gm, locket approx. circumference approx. 12.5cm 3cm, chain approx. 48cm £250-£350 £200-£300 384. An attractive Continental tear shaped opal and 380. A 9ct gold ingot pendant on chain diamond pendant ingot weight approximately 19 grams, chain testing for the tear shaped opal set within a diamond cluster and with gold, together with a heavy gilt metal belcher long guard diamond set hanging loop, yellow metal mount and chain chain (2) ingot approx. 19gm, long guard chain approx. test for gold opal measures approx. 13 x 8mm, pendant 152cm with hanging loop approx. drop 2cm £200-£300 £200-£300
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385. A Continental floral enamel 389. An attractive Continental pendant on chain, other pendants and precious opal and diamond various chains cluster ring to include a heart pendant, a garnet the mount marked 18ct with set pendant and garnet bead necklace, large central oval opal within three cultured pearl pendants and other a small diamond set border pendants on chain, mainly test for gold, size L/M, opal measures approx. three fine chains, test for gold, an Egyptian 18.5 x 9.58 x 3.35mm rival gilt ‘mummy’ sarcophagus pendant £200-£300 and three silver gilt and enamel pendants (qty) 390. Two gold mounted opal and £200-£300 gem dress rings 389 each with a central oval moonstone, 386. A delicate three stone precious one set within a garnet cluster the opal and diamond set ring other a green gem cluster, both having central oval opal of good colour marked for 9ct gold (2) respectively between two smaller matching opals and sizes L and N/O with diamond point detail, mount marked £100-£200 for 18ct gold £80-£120 391. A three stone diamond set ring 387. A Victorian five stone opal set half the yellow and white mount with hoop ring fancy shoulder detail marked for 18ct the opals of pleasing colour and and platinum, associated Victorian 391 graduating slightly to either side in yellow box centre stone approx. 0.34ct, metal claw set mount, marks rubbed, size N/O tests for gold, with associated box £500-£800 size O, largest opal measures approx. 6.2 x 4.8mm 392. An attractive three stone £200-£300 diamond set ring the centre stone approximately 388. A 1911 fine gold half sovereign 0.90 carat, the white metal mount ring stamped platinum centre stone the half sovereign mounted in removable approx. 6.02 x 3.85mm approx. 9ct gold ring mount size M, approx. weight approx. 0.91 carat size L/M 392 9.23gm £1,200 -£1,800 £150-£250 393. A small five stone diamond illusion set ring 18ct and platinum mount, together with an Edwardian 9ct gold and a delicate silver mounted paste cluster ring, associated ring box (2) size N/O, I/J £100-£200
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394. A fancy claw mounted black opal ring 399. An Art Deco style perridot and diamond set ring mount tests for gold, the oval opal in claw set mount, the 18ct white gold mount with central square cut perridot together with a 9ct (marks rubbed) tests for gold, opal set within a baguette and brilliant cut diamond set mount, dress ring, associated box (2) size L & M marked for 18ct size P, approx. full size 15 x 15mm, £150-£250 perridot approx. 10 x 10mm £200-£300 395. A delicate Continental three stone sapphire and diamond ring 400. A Continental diamond and emerald cluster ring yellow metal mount tests for gold, together with a large of hexagonal form, having central diamond within an synthetic alexandrite set ring in rose coloured 14K mount emerald cluster and further outer diamond cluster, white (2) size K/L, O/P metal mount stamped 18ct size P/Q £100-£150 £300-£400
396. A Continental square sapphire and diamond set 401. An unusual Continental large opal set dress ring cluster ring having rectangular cut cornered opal set within a collet the square cut sapphire untested and set in a small white metal setting, stamped 18K opal size approx. diamond set cluster, the white metal mount marked 18ct 14.80 x 11.10mm ring size M/N and platinum size L £150-£200 £100-£200 402. An Edward VII, gold half sovereign mounted ring 397. A Continental old cut diamond set cluster ring the half sovereign dated 1904 and in removable 9ct gold the central stone approximately 0.60 carats set within six ring mount size Q, total weight approx. 8.98gm small diamonds in daisy cluster mount, white metal mount £180-£220 stamped 18ct central stone approx. 5 x 4.4 x 3.3mm size N/O 403. A white gold wedding band and two white gold £800 -£1,200 gem set rings the wedding band with textured detail and marked for 9ct 398. A large Edwardian circular diamond set cluster gold, an 18ct gold mounted sapphire and diamond three ring stone set dress ring and a 14K white gold mounted ruby the central stone approx. 0.91, mount marked for platinum and diamond set dress ring (3) respectively P, approx. and 18ct white gold total diameter of cluster approx. 6.6gm, U, approx. 4.69gm, N, approx. 2.26gm 15.4mm, centre stone approx. 6.2 x 3.9mm £200-£300 £2,000 -£3,000
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404. A collection of gold mounted, 410. A large repousse decorated diamond and gem set rings amethyst set ring including a small 18ct gold and platinum the rose coloured hollow mount testing mounted two stone diamond set for gold and decorated with raised floral heart ring, an 18ct gold contemporary decoration size K/L emerald and diamond set cluster ring, £100-£150 an 18ct gold and platinum mounted single stone diamond, illusion set ring, 411. A collection of eight various 9ct a 9ct gold mounted opal and sapphire gold rings fancy cluster ring, a 9ct gold mounted comprising a gentleman’s diamond 410 sapphire and diamond set ring and a 9ct set two colour gold ring, signet ring, gold mounted gem set cluster ring (7) large wedding band, Victorian ruby and size M/N, total weight of all items approx. diamond set gypsy ring, a claddagh ring, 18.5gm a Mexican 1865 gold token set ring and £200-£300 three other gold rings (8) diamond set ring size T, wedding band size U, total 405. A delicate Art Deco diamond weight of items 32gm ring and two others £300-£400 the former set with three small diamonds in pierced 18ct gold mount, a three 412. A large Continental rectangular stone diamond set ring and an 18ct gold cut single stone amethyst set ring white sapphire set full eternity ring (3) the yellow metal mount marked.750 for 412 sizes J, N, R 18ct, the amethyst of even deep colour £100-£200 amethyst approx. 15 x 11mm, size O £100-£200 406. A 9ct gold gentleman’s signet ring and cufflinks 413. A rectangular cut amethyst and having engraved sunburst design set diamond set ring with a small diamond, together with a the amethyst in 18ct white gold mount small 9ct gold signet and a pair of Art set within diamond shoulders size L/M Deco 9ct gold oval chain linked cuff £200-£300 413 links, engraved with initials BH (3) larger ring size U, smaller ring N, approx. total 414. An 18ct gold mounted sapphire weight 18gm and diamond five stone set gypsy £150-£250 ring having three sapphires with diamonds in 407. Six various gold mounted rings between size J/K including a small three stone diamond £100-£150 set ring, 18ct gold mount, a 9ct gold mounted five stone opal half hoop ring, a 415. A Continental white gold set small 9ct gold mounted carved hematite diamond fancy ring intaglio ring, a plain 9ct gold signet ring, of hexagonal form set with pairs of small a 9ct gold gem set cluster ring with bark diamonds in fancy pave setting, marked effect finish and a garnet set cluster ring 14K, associated ring box size N/O a.f. (6) three stone diamond K/L, total £200-£300 415 weight of items approx. 19.78gm £100-£200 416. An attractive Continental yellow gem set dress ring 408. Three 9ct gold mounted cluster the cut cornered step cut gem set dress rings in a high multi ‘pronged’ fancy claw one set with rubies and sapphires, one setting, tests for gold, diamond with a small diamond and sapphires, shaped mark rubbed gem size approx. together with another gem set cluster 15.85 x 14.81 x 8.84mm, ring size I/J, ring (3) ruby and sapphire size M approx. weight 10.17gm £150-£250 £100-£200
409. A Continental 14K gold cat’s eye 417 set ring the ring with textured detail and stamped 14K size T, approx. weight 7.8gm £100-£150
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417. An 18ct gold mounted cultured pearl and diamond 423. A good quality contemporary chanel set set fancy ring diamond half eternity ring having central cultured pearl set within a gold looped mount the mount marked for 18ct white gold and set with set round with eight small diamonds, fully hallmarked size K twelve rectangular cut diamonds, with associated £150-£250 wooden ring box size P £500-£700 418. A Continental gold mounted opal set ring the mount marked 14K and having leaf detail to shoulders, 424. A gold mounted single stone diamond set together with a gold mounted tear shaped opal set pendant gypsy ring the twist mount marked for 9ct gold, together with a smaller the mount marked for 9ct size K, approx. weight oval opal 9ct gold mounted pendant (3) ring opal approx. 5.4gm 10.46 x 7.17mm, ring size S, tear shaped opal pendant £200-£300 approx. 2.6 x 1.4cm £200-£300 425. A gold mounted single stone diamond set ring 419. A delicate three stone diamond set scroll ring the mount marked for 18ct the stone approximately together with another three stone diamond set ring, the 0.35 carat and in illusion collar mount ring size K/L, former marked for 18ct gold and platinum, the latter marks approx. weight 3.33gm rubbed but yellow metal mount testing for gold (2) size of £200-£300 former Q/R, latter P £300-£400 426. A contemporary diamond and ruby three stone ring 420. A large Continental rectangular cut aquamarine and having central oval pinkish ruby flanked by a single diamond cocktail ring brilliant on either size size K/L, diamonds approx. 0.18 the cut cornered aquamarine set between a baguette and 0.19ct and brilliant diamond set shouldered white metal mount, £200-£300 tests for white gold, the inside bearing personal inscription ‘To my Darling on her 21st Birthday’ aquamarine approx. 427. A Continental hexagonal shaped diamond set 15 x 11.94 x 7mm, size L/M fancy cluster ring £400-£600 white metal mount stamped 18ct, total approximate diamond weight 2.00 carats cluster measures approx. 421. A Continental diamond set platinum mounted 19mm across point to point, size O, approx. weight cocktail ring of bombe form 8gm having central diamond with graduating baguette diamonds £400-£600 to either side and stepped layered brilliant cut diamonds between, marked for platinum size F/G 428. An attractive Edwardian diamond set open £400-£600 ‘daisy’ cluster ring the central diamond set within a circle of even 422. An unusual Continental cultured pearl and diamond size smaller diamonds, yellow metal mount tests for set cocktail finger ring gold central diamond approx. 0.23ct, ring size I, cluster the white metal mount with finger piece set with graduating diameter approx. 12.19mm diamonds and terminating in a single pearl (untested) size J £300-£400 £200-£300
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429. Six various 22ct gold wedding bands 434. A Continental yellow metal long link neck chain including a plain band Birmingham 1929 ?, a plain band, testing for gold and with lobster clasp fastening aprox. Birmingham 1950, a plain band Birmingham 1930, narrow 26gm, approx. 55cm in length band London 1852, plain band London 1894 and another £250-£350 textured 22ct gold band, circa 1980 (6) largest measures O/P, approx. total weight 24.7gm £500-£600
430. Five various 9ct gold wedding bands including two wide plain polished gold bands, a narrow plain band, a rose gold engraved band and a modern textured band (5) size respectively V, M, K/L, S/T, N, total weight approx. 20.2gm 435. An attractive 9ct rose gold belcher neck chain £180-£220 the links of large size and the chain measuring approximately 73cm approx. 73cm, approx. weight 24gm £200-£300
431. A George V 1911 full sovereign and a Edward VII 1910 half sovereign both contained in a silver sovereign holder, hallmarked Birmingham 1909 by Aaron Lufkin Dennison, with scroll engraved decoration (3). silver weight: 0.623ozt; total sovereign weight: 11.9gms, half sovereign diameter: 19mm; full sovereign diameter: 23mm approximately £300-£500 436. A Victorian longuard chain with pendant seal and quizzing glass 432. A 9ct gold fancy long link neck chain the yellow metal chain testing for gold and suspended together with a two coloured band ring stamped 18ct and with a Georgian gold clad quizzing glass and a large PALL (2) chain approx. 8.06gm, length approx. 58cm, ring Victorian gold clad seal set with carved citrine intaglio size R, approx. weight 3.5gm crest chain approx. 98cm excluding clip approx. weight £100-£150 including clip 18gm, seal approx. 5cm including fitted ring, quizzing glass approx. 7cm £300-£400
437. A 9ct white gold mounted amethyst set cluster dress ring and matching earrings together with a wire mounted amethyst set dress necklace (3) ring size L/M £100-£200
438. A large Victorian scroll brooch together with 433. A small collection of gold jewellery other items comprising a pair of articulated 9ct gold gem set clown the yellow metal brooch testing for gold and of foliate ear drops, a pair of engraved 9ct gold drop earrings, a scroll design with engraved detail and set with two large 9ct gold mounted cultured pearl ring, a gold mounted pale salmon pink pastes sold together with a three row oval malachite pendant and two single 9ct gold earrings cultured pearl choker with silver and paste fastening clasp (6) weight excluding malachite pendant approx. 11.5gm, a.f. and a pair of gilt metal, spring loaded lorgnettes (3) weight of pendant approx. 11.2gm brooch approx. 5 x 6.5cm, approx. weight 13.9gm £100-£200 £200-£300
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443. Two Victorian silver watch Albert chains with silver pencil fobs the first chain with Sampson Mordan retracting pencil fob and another metal pencil fob and silver crucifix, the second with silver bloodstone and agate set swivel seal fob and a single floral embossed white metal retracting pencil by H.G. & Sons, tests for silver (3) approx. total weight for all items 110gm £100-£200
444. A Victorian rose diamond and seed pearl set part cufflink and stud set comprising a pair of oval cufflinks with central rose diamond and seed pearl detail to edge, together with the matching stick pin and two of three studs, test for gold, fitted case, together with a similar (possibly replacement) 18ct gold stud, does not fit exactly into case, a small diamond set stick pin, tests for gold and another rose diamond and seed pearl stick pin, pin a.f., associated box cufflinks measure approx. 2 x 1.5cm, approx. weight of set 23.33gm, approx. weight of 18ct stud 2.71gm £80-£120
445. A 9ct rose gold curb link bracelet and other mainly 9ct gold chains including a fancy plain and rope twist link neck chain, 439. A Victorian 9ct gold longuard belcher link chain several medallions, together with four gilt chains (qty) gold the chain suspended with double sided 9ct gold framed items weight approx. 44gm total picture locket, marked for Chester and three 9ct gold £400-£500 charms, one piggy, a grouse and a small imp chain length approx. 159cm, picture locket approx. 6.5cm, approx. 446. A collection of various yellow metal stud 27gm earrings £300-£350 mainly testing for gold, together with a silver sixpence bracelet, silver ring and a medallion (qty) bracelet approx. 440. A 9ct rose gold watch Albert chain 9cm in length the curb link chain of even size links with sliding T bar and £200-£300 clip, T bar stamped with makers initials J.E.S, each link stamped 9 and.375 length approx. 40cm, approx. weight 447. A contemporary Continental yellow metal neck 30.9gm chain £250-£350 the chain of rope twist design and stamped 18K to fastening end approx. 12.7gm, approx. 45.5cm in length 441. A small collection of Victorian and later jewellery £200-£250 including a short 9ct rose gold curb link chain, a 9ct hollow crucifix pendant, a 9ct gold plain bar brooch, 448. Two Edwardian Charles Horner silver hat pins another rose coloured bar brooch, tests for gold, a 9ct and a silver with enamel and gold brooch gold mounted cabochon amethyst set ring, a fine gold the Charles Horner silver hat pin, hallmarked Chester chain, a.f., and a scroll engraved, gold filled, expanding 1907, with a scroll heart finial; the other Charles Horner baby bracelet (7) ring approx. size L, approx. weight silver gem set hat pin, hallmarked Chester 1907, with two excluding baby bracelet 11.9gm intertwined gem set thistles; and a silver disc brooch with £120-£150 inset black and white enamel with applied crowned gold thistle (3). length: 1 - 13.8cm, 2 - 22.2cm; diameter of 442. A large Victorian silver scroll brooch and other brooch: 2.6cm approximately silver items £60-£80 the scroll brooch testing silver and of Turkish knot form and with scroll engraved detail, together with a silver articulated panel bracelet, a pair of Victorian ‘lilly’ earrings, a ‘Bruxelles’ dog cart brooch, two paste set rings and a tiny metal piggy charm (6) brooch measures approx. 7.7c m £80-£120
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450. A small Victorian rose diamond and seed pearl stick pin and other jewellery comprising two other stick pins, test for gold, a pair of rose coloured, blue zircon set ear drops (drops test for gold, fittings do not), a pair of tassel drop earrings (tassel drops test for gold, fittings do not), together with a single row small pear necklace, untested (qty) £100-£200
451. A 9ct rose gold watch Albert chain the links of even size and having clip at either end and T bar stamped B & S, marked to last chain link approx. weight 37.9gm, approx. length 42cm £300-£500
453 452. A pair of Art Deco 18ct gold cufflinks Birmingham 1934, maker J.W., together with three earlier 8ct gold studs, sold together in associated box approx. total weight 13gm £200-£250
453. Two pairs of Art Deco gold cufflinks and a gold bar pin the larger pair of 9ct gold cufflinks marked for 454 Birmingham 1920 and made by Deakin & Francis, 451 the 9ct bar also by Deakin and Francis approx. total weight 17.6gm 449. An early 20th century ruby and seed pearl ring together £120-£180 with a small collection of other jewellery the ruby ring of pierced panel design, the mount testing for gold, a 454. A pair of contemporary Liberty & Co. pair of 9ct rose gold barbell and torpedo hollow cufflinks, a small silver and enamel cufflinks enamelled bead bracelet, tests silver, a gilt mounted Victorian enamelled in turquoise and blue peacock design, chalcedony set brooch, a French Art Deco paste set bow brooch hallmarked for Edinburgh 1988 & 1989 and and three other items (8) ring size K marked for Liberty & Co. approx. 2cm diameter £150-£250 £50-£80
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455. Mitchel Maer a small collection of vintage designer costume jewellery, circa 1950 comprising a ‘ruby’ diamante tear drop pendant necklace and matching brooch, signed to the reverse, a baguette and brilliant diamante articulated panel bracelet, signed to reverse fastening and a faux moonstone and diamante teardrop rose brooch and matching ear clips, earclips signed, circa 1950 (5) necklace drop approx. 5.7cm, bracelet approx. 18.2cm, rose brooch approx. 8 x 7cm £100-£200
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456. Kenneth Jay Lane, vintage designer costume jewellery, circa 1960 comprising double snake head panel bracelet and matching earrings, earrings stamped K.J.L., two large hinged cuff bangles, each stamped K.J.L., together with a B.S.K. crystal cat face brooch and a similar style dog brooch, each signed to the reverse, and a large diamante pave set rose brooch (7) dragon bracelet approx. 17 x 4.5cm £100-£200
457. Vintage signed designer costume jewellery including Miriam Haskel comprising large Miriam Haskel filigree pendant faux 458 pearl brooch and a large faux pearl floral spray brooch, both with signature tab to reverse, together with a Hattie 458. An impressive vintage costume jewellery ‘topaz’ Carnegie ‘en tremblant’ floral spray brooch, signed to keystone demi parure, probably by Julianna D&E reverse and stylised relief ‘apple bough’ brooch by Grosse comprising necklace, matching bracelet and ear clips, (4) together with another vintage costume jewellery demi £100-£200 parure formed as multi coloured rhinestone clusters with applied floral detail comprising of a necklace, bracelet and matching drop earclips (6) central section of topaz keystone necklace measures approx. 15 x 5cm £100-£200
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459. A French Art Deco crocheted evening bag with celluloid mounts the clasp decorated with two girls holding a large egg from which is emerging a putto, beneath the chain clasp, together with two other similar crocheted evening bags 461. A Cartier burgundy leather messenger handbag, with faux ivory celluloid clasps and chain handles, one with dust bag with elaborate fringe detail (3) first approx 24cm long of oblong form with central gilt zip, opening to reveal bag £60-£100 well with inner zipped pocket, the exterior with zipped side pocket, stitched on Cartier Logo, adjustable shoulder strap, the interior bears label Cartier Paris in gilt, with a burgundy fabric dust bag with printed Cartier Logo. bag: 16.5 x 26.5 x 6cm; strap: 112cm approximately £150-£200
462. A Must de Cartier cigar cutter with burgundy leather pouch and a Cartier burgundy leather cigarette box pouch cigar cutter: 5.3 x 3cm; cigar cutter pouch: 6.4 x 4.2cm; cigarette pouch: 9.3 x 6.5cm approximately (3) £140-£180
460. A Cartier burgundy leather backpack, with a Cartier burgundy leather comb holder the backpack with flip-over top and logo toggle fastening, opening to reveal zipped interior lined in Cartier burgundy fabric, white dust bag and a Cartier burgundy leather comb holder, with impressed Cartier logo (2). comb holder: 16 x 5.7cm; backpack: 25 x 21 x 11.5cm, strap length: 75cm approximately 463. A Must de Cartier parfum atomiser purse spray £200-£300 of rectangular form, with a leather case, in original red box (2). atomiser: 9 x 2.5 x 13cm; case: 10 x 3.3cm approximately £100-£150
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464. A set of Cartier “Giverny” sunglasses with gilt metal frame and wooden arms, in a Must de Cartier box, with lens cloth; together with two Cartier burgundy leather glass cases, in a Must de Cartier box (3) £200-£300
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465. Cartier Vendome Santos sunglasses the gilt metal frame and arms with lightly tinted lens and Santos detail to the nose bridge and hinges, stamped Cartier Paris 62 14, in a Cartier burgundy leather case (2). case: 16.5 x 6.5 x 3.2cm approximately £150-£250
466. Cartier Conquete sunglasses, with Cartier burgundy leather case the black rim with gilt metal lens border, and gilt metal hinges, stamped Cartier Paris 130, together with a Cartier burgundy leather case (2). 16.4 x 8cm approximately £200-£300
467. Cartier burgundy leather cigarette box holder of square form with gilt metal applied corners, central impressed Cartier logo, together with a felt Cartier cloth and white felt bag. cigarette box holder: 10 x 9.5 x 2cm approximately £40-£60
468. Must de Cartier folding corkscrew and letter 473 opener the brushed steel and yellow metal corkscrew with circular ring and folding worm, stamped Made in 471. Must de Cartier burgundy leather pen holder, in France must de Cartier numbered 000121, in a Must de red Cartier box Cartier box, together with a brushed steel and yellow the leather pen holder, stamped Cartier Paris, with Cartier metal letter opener, stamped Must de Cartier Made in card and in red Cartier box. 15 x 5.5cm approximately France numbered 000954, in a Must de Cartier box £40-£60 (2). corkscrew: length - 9.8cm, width: 5.6cm; letter opener: length - 11.7cm approximately 472. Cartier Panther motif leather belt, with red £100-£200 Cartier box the patent leather belt and rectangular brushed steel 469. Must de Cartier red leather key holder buckle with panther motif, in red Cartier box, with felt cloth the burgundy leather case with press stud and gilt metal and Cartier card. total length: 88.5cm; width: 2cm; buckle corners, opening to reveal four gilt metal key holders, length: 8.1 x 2.5cm approximately stamped Cartier Paris, together with les Must de Cartier £150-£200 certificate card and felt cloth, in original box. 9 x 4.5 x 1cm approximately 473. Cartier Paris Art Deco style gilt brass and enamel £60-£80 desk clock with alarm the white square dial with arabic hours, luminous hands 470. Must de Cartier red lacquered and gilt metal lighter and alarm hand, in a gilt brass rectangular case with of rectangular rounded form, stamped Cartier Paris applied red and black geometric motif, with applied onyx Swiss made numbered 81697M, together with a Cartier rectangular handle and corner supports, case back burgundy leather lighter holder and Cartier cloth (3). stamped Cartier Paris 00806, in a red soft leather case lighter: 6.9 x 2.8 x 12cm; holder: 7.5 x 3.5 x 1.5cm; and Cartier red paper bag. 8.5 x 10.1 x 3cm approximately cloth: 17 x 17cm approximately £600-£1,000 £60-£80
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476. A classic Hermes “Bordeaux Porte Oceane” nautical themed design silk scarf by the iconic Hermes artist Hugo Grygkar, pink outer border with gold filigree, banners and crests at each corner and central nautical motif. 90 x 89cm approximately £80-£120
477. A Hermes “Les Voitures Nouvelles” silk scarf by Jacques Eudel 89 x 86 x 89.5 x 88cm approximately £80-£120
478. A Victorian wooden truncheon of cylindrical form, polychrome painted with royal coat of arms Victoria 1st. 31cm length approximately £100-£150
479. A large Georgian wooden truncheon of cylindrical form with turned handle, polychrome painted with GR over Royal coat of arms with EH to the side. 478 479 481 63.5cm length approximately £100-£150
480. A William IV wooden truncheon, dated 1830 474. Christian Dior black enamel and gilt metal lighter of tapering form polychrome painted with the order of the of rectangular rounded form, with ribbed detail, the base garter coat of arms. length: 47.5cm approximately with Christian Dior Paris logo, together with felt case. £100-£150 7.1 x 22 x 14cm approximately £40-£60 481. A William IV wooden truncheon of cylindrical form polychrome painted with a crowned 475. Must de Cartier gold plated ball point pen WRIV and a coat of arms verso. length: 27cm the ribbed body, with removable cap with tri-coloured apparoximately rings and clip, stamped Must de Cartier numbered £250-£350 825753, in a Must de Cartier box, with certificate and instructions, in the original paper sleeve. length: 13.7cm approximately £70-£100
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482. A cased 39 key Concertina by C. Jeffries stamped on the silvered fretted plate C. JEFFRIES MAKER, and embossed on one of the wooden surrounds C. JEFFRIES MAKER, with six bellows lined with printed paper, and black leather with gold tooling, contained within a fitted leather case with lined interior height 16cm diameter 15cm £2,500 -£3,500
483. A bells-in-sight cylinder musical box Swiss, circa 1880 the 33cm cylinder playing twelve airs on two combs as listed on original tune sheet, accompanied by six saucer bells with ball strikers with lever wind, internal levers ‘to change to repeat’ and ‘to stop to start PVF’, contained in a walnut and ebonised box, the hinged lid with walnut veneer panel with mother of pearl inlay, retailed by William Jones & Co., Music Depot, 120 Parade Quay, Waterford, Ireland, numbered: 5294. cylinder length: 33cm; box: 25 x 58 x 31cm approximately £500-£800
484. A bound Vanity Fair Album Fourth Series, a show of Sovereigns, Statesmen, Judges and Men of the Day by Jehu Junior, in a green and gilt leather binding £80-£120 483
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487. A large interesting collection of postcards, 1905 and later including 2 full postcard albums and various loose postcards including real photographs, topographical, humorous including Studdy, various beauties including greeting cards and others (qty) £100-£200
488. A collection of mainly W.W.I Military medals including Pte W Hill 2197 8-Lond. R. Victory Medal, 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, George VI Faithful Medal; L-CCPL J J Clark 542 14 BN.A.I.F. 1914-15 Star, Victory Medal, British War Medal; Pte J P Smith G-22191 The Queen’s R Victory Medal, British War Medal; Pte G F Lupson 6007 Glouc.R Victory Medal, British War Medal; Pte A Litolfe C.7968 K.R.RIF.C Victory Medal, British War Medal; Pte J Stukeley M1-09202 A.S.C Victory Medal; DVR J R O’Neill 3746 R.E Victory Medal; Pte A Mahomed 4347 3/K.A.R British War Medal; Pte J W Bradley G-18561 R.W.Kent British War Medal; 488 two Lusitania Commemorative Medals designed by Karl Goetz (Q) £100-£200
489. An interesting collection of WW1 and later cap badges and related items including silver commemorative medallions, military buttons, sporting medallions including silver and more (Q) £100-£200
490. A printed wool Union Jack flag possibly WW1, printed ‘British Made’ approx. 10 x 98cm £40-£60
491. A Mont Blanc Meisterstuck Classic rollerball pen in original box, with leather pen holder. 492 length: 13.2cm approximately £140-£180
492. Two 9ct gold retracting pencils and a 9ct gold retracting swivel stick 485. Two Edwardian postcard albums and a quantity of the swivel stick with engine turned decoration loose cards by S J Rose & Son; the retracting pencil with including real photograph postcards of Caterham, Norwood engine turned decorated body by E.B and the Pond, Uxbridge, Maidenhead, military and naval photographic other retracting pencil with a 9ct gold link bracelet postcards and more (qty) attached (4). total weight: 39gms approx; total £50-£80 length: 1. 12.5cm; 2. 10.5cm; 3. 8.7cm; bracelet - 18cm approx 486. An interesting and large collection of postcards, £200-£300 1904 and later including several albums and a quantity of loose postcards including naval disasters, no. 1 dirigible, real photographs, Japanese series, various actresses and beauty postcards, humorous and greeting cards and others (qty) £150-£250
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493. UK and International silver coinage 1971 United Nations peace medal silver proof, cased; 1972 a set of five Royal Silver Wedding Anniversary commemorative coins and ingots, cased; 1974 Indonesia 2000 & 5000 silver proof crowns, cased; 2 x 1974 Commemoration of the 110th Anniversary of the Settlement of Iceland 874 - 1974 500 & 1000 Kronur silver proof coins, cased; 1974 Tanzania 25 & 50 Shilingo silver proof crown, cased; 1976 1st passenger flight of Concorde from London to Washington 24th May 1976 silver proof crown, cased; 1975 Malawi 10 Kwacha 10th Anniversary of the Reserve Bank of Malawi 1965 - 1975 silver coin, cased; 1976 Tuvalu Queen Elizabeth II 5 dollars silver proof, cased; 1977 Queen Elizabeth II silver 25 dollar & 1 dollar Silver Jubilee Stamp of The Cook Islands, cased; 1977 Silver Jubilee silver crown, cased; 1978 Isle of Man 25th Anniversary of Coronation of HM Queen Elizabeth £1 silver proof, cased; 1979 Isle of Man £1 coinage platinum proof, silver proof, virenium proof, First Day Minting Millennium coin; 1984 UK £1 silver piedfort proof, cased; Tutankhamun 50th Anniversary of the discovery of the Tomb silver-gilt metal, cased; set of two silver gilt, two silver and two bronze 350th year commemorative Mayflower double crown coins, cased, (qty). silver weight: 28.8ozt approx £300-£400
494. A collection of UK coinage: 2 x 1972 Coinage of Great Britain & Northern Ireland commemorating the Silver Wedding Anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II & HRH Prince Philip, cased; 2 x 1973 Queen Elizabeth II 50p coin, cased 493 1975 Coinage of Great Britain & Northern Ireland, cased; 3 x 1977 HM Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee crowns, cased; 4 x 1982 Queen Elizabeth II proof coinage of Great Britain & Northern Ireland; 2 x 1983 Queen Elizabeth II eight coin collection, cased; 1984 UK proof coin collection, cased (qty) 496. A collection of International silver coinage £100-£150 1975 Gambia silver 10 Dalasis x 2, boxed; 1977 Bermuda silver 25 dollars Silver Jubilee, cased; 1982 Isle of Man TT 495. A collection of International Coinage: Victors Double Crown 50p, in sleeve; 1982-1986 Isle of 1973 1st Official Coinage of The British Virgin Islands Man silver proof piedfort edition x 4, boxed; 1985 Falkland June 30 1973 six con proof set, cased; 1975 Coinage Island Mount Pleasant Airport silver proof 50p crown, boxed; of Belize Proof Set, cased; 1976 Day of The Concorde 1965 Queen Elizabeth II coinage, boxed; 1971 Bailiwick supersonic Commercial Flight medal and stamp, of Guernsey 2 x sets of 6 coin proof, boxed; 1971 Ceylon cased; 1977 Papua New Guinea Proof Set, cased; coinage, sleeve; 1951 King George VI Festival of GB crown, 1977 Republic of Panama Proof Set, cased; 1977 boxed; (11). silver weight: 7.42ozt approximately National Coinage of Guyana Proof Set, cased; 1977 £100-£150 Commonwealth of The Bahamas Proof Set, cased; 1977 Jamaica Proof Set, cased; 1977 Bailiwick of Jersey Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 25p crown, cased; 1984 Republic of Maldives New Coinage Proof set, cased; 1984 Republic of Maldives New Proof Set, cased (qty) £100-£150
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497. A collection of Silver UK Commemorative Coinage 499. An Austrian 1915 4 ducat gold coin Queen Victoria 1838 double crown, boxed; Queen Victoria with Franz Joseph I facing right and coat of arms 60th year 1897 crown, boxed; King Edward VII 1902 with double headed Imperial eagle reverse, in a scroll coronation, boxed; King George V and Mary crowned 1911 pendent mount, restrike. total weight: 18.35gms; total crown, boxed; King George V and Queen Mary 1935 25th diameter: 47mm approximately year of reign, boxed; King Edward VIII 1936, boxed; King £350-£450 George VI and Queen Elizabeth 1937 crowned, boxed; The Royal Albert Hall 1871-1971 silver gilt coins x 5, boxed; King 500. A Queen Victoria 1899 gold full sovereign Edward Duke of Windsor 1972 silver crown, boxed; County Jubilee head of Queen Victoria facing left, with Cricket Medallic First Day Cover stamps and silver proof St George slaying the dragon. weight: 7.93gms; medal; 1993 £1 UK silver proof coin, boxed; 1998 50p UK diameter: 21mm approximately silver proof coin 25th anniversary of the EEC, boxed; (6 £150-£200 boxes). loose silver weight: 13ozt approximately £120-£160 501. A George V 1913 gold half sovereign 498. A collection of Silver UK Commemorative Coinage George V facing 2 x 1967-71 The Last Sterling & First Decimal British Coins left, with St George Queen Elizabeth II, cased; 1970 9th British Commonwealth slaying the dragon Games three crowns, gilt, silver and bronze, cased; 1970 The on the reverse. Safe return of The S.S. Great Britain silver crown size, cased; weight: 3.98gms; 1973 Royal Wedding Medallic First Day Cover of HRH The diameter: 18mm Princess Anne to Captain Mark Phillips, cased; 1977 Silver approximately Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II Medallic First Day Cover, £100-£150 501 cased; 1983 Isle of Man silver proof decimal nine coin set, cased; 1985 UK proof coin collection, cased; 1986 silver proof £1 coin, cased; 1986 13th Commonwealth Games £2 silver proof, cased; 1992 silver proof piedfort 10p coin, cased; 1993 Next Valuation at Farleigh Golf Club 3 coin silver proof 50p, £1 & £5, cased; 1998 Guernsey 80th 15th October 10am - 1pm anniversary of the Royal Air Force £1 silver proof coin, cased; 2 x 1998 25th Anniversary EEC silver proof piedfort 50p coin, cased; 2 x 1998 25th Anniversary EEC silver proof 50p coin, Next Auction Wednesday cased; (qty). weight loose silver coins: 6.75ozt approximately 28th November 2018 £150-£200
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(CITES); (v) the condition of the Property has deteriorated since consignment; (vi) the auction has been postponed for any reason. “Property” means any item or items of any kind accepted by The Company with a view to its or their sale at auction (c) If the Property is withdrawn for any of reasons 3(b)(ii), or (iii) the Seller shall pay the Withdrawal Fee, as per Condition 3(a), If withdrawn for any other reason, the Property shall “Buyer” means the bidder (including a commission bidder) whom The Company has be returned to the Seller at the Seller’s expense. accepted by the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer “Deliberate Forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described 4. EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with (a) The Company shall not be liable for any errors or omissions in any written or oral the description. information provided to Sellers or for acts or omissions relating to the conduct of the auction or any other matter relating to the sale of Property, whether negligent or otherwise, The Seller’s Commission, Hammer Price, Buyer’s Premium and all Expenses are subject subject always to Condition 4(c), to VAT, where applicable (b) Without prejudice to Condition 4(a), any claim against The Company shall be limited to the Net Sale Proceeds for the relevant Property. The Company shall not in any 1. SELLER’S WARRANTIES circumstances be liable for any indirect or consequential losses (c) The Company’s liability to the Seller in respect of death or personal injury caused by (a) The Seller warrants to The Company and the Buyer that:- The Company’s negligent acts or omissions shall not be excluded or limited (i) the Seller is the owner of the Property or is properly authorised to sell it; (ii) the Seller shall transfer possession and good title in the Property to the Buyer, free from any third party claims; 5. LOSS OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY (iii) the Seller has provided all relevant information about the ownership, condition, (a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing, The Company will assume the risk of loss or authenticity, attribution, provenance and import/export history of the Property; damage to Property received from the Seller until:- (iv) there are no copyright or other restrictions on The Company’s rights to produce and (i) risk passes to the Buyer; or publish images of the Property. (ii) if unsold, 30 days after the sale or when released to the Seller (whichever is earlier); or (b) The Seller will indemnify The Company, its directors, employees, officers and Buyers (iii) 6 months after receipt of the Property by The Company, if not consigned for sale of the Property against all losses and damages resulting from a breach of any of these warranties or other Conditions of Business. The Company may cancel, rescind or postpone (b) If damage or loss occurs whilst the Property is at the risk of The Company, the sales of Property where it reasonably believes that there has been or may be a breach of maximum amount of The Company’s liability shall be: these warranties or any other Conditions of Business by the Seller (i) the Hammer Price of the Property, if sold; (ii) the Reserve Price of the Property or as otherwise stated on the Property Receipt, if unsold; or 2. SALE PREPARATION (iii) the mid estimate, if not offered for sale (or The Company’s reasonable estimate of (a) The Company shall have sole discretion as to how Property is described, illustrated and auction value where there are no pre-sale estimates); marketed, and the date, venue and conduct of the sale. less Seller’s Commission and Expenses (b) All oral or written estimates, appraisals and reports are statements of opinion only, and may not be relied upon as a prediction of the sale price and may be revised from time (c) The Company will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by:- (i) normal wear and to time by The Company. The Company is not responsible for error of description (made tear, gradual deterioration or inherent vice or defect; (ii) errors in processing; (iii) war or either orally or in any catalogue) or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot radioactive contamination (c) The Company may, without obligation, consult with third party experts and carry out such other research for the Property as it deems necessary. The Company may transfer 6. VAT possession of the Property to such third parties and shall not be responsible for the acts and omissions of such third parties If any Property is an asset of the Seller’s business, the Seller must notify The Company on delivery of the Property to The Company, whether or not he is registered for VAT purposes (d) The Company shall have the absolute right to produce and publish images of any and if so, his registered number and whether or not he intends to operate the VAT Used Property consigned for sale and will retain copyright in any such images it produces Goods Scheme covering amongst other goods, works of art and antiques (e) The Company will charge a Buyer’s Premium on the sale of the Property at The TERMS & CONDITIONS
7. POST AUCTION SALES re-sale plus all relevant Expenses If any Property fails to sell at auction, The Company shall be entitled for a period of (c) If the Seller deposits the Property with The Company for more than 1 year and neither 35 days after the auction to sell the Property privately for no less than the Reserve collects or consigns it for sale, The Company shall be entitled to sell such Property at a Price (unless otherwise agreed with the Seller) and on the terms of these Conditions of future sale conducted by The Company or elsewhere, with estimates and reserves at The Business. Company’s discretion, after giving the Seller 60 days written notice sent to the Seller’s last known address
8. PAYMENT OF NET SALE PROCEEDS 10. RESCISSION OF SALES (a) Subject in all cases to prior receipt of cleared funds by The Company and subject to rescission of the sale under Condition 10, 35 days after the sale date or 5 working days The Company may rescind the sale where it reasonably believes that the Property is a after receipt of cleared funds from the Buyer (whichever is later), The Company shall send Deliberate Forgery, in which case The Company shall send the Seller a notice of such the Seller the Net Sale Proceeds in pounds sterling, less any other amounts owed by the rescission. The Seller agrees to return to The Company the Net Sale Proceeds received Seller to The Company. from the sale of such Property together with any additional Expenses incurred by The Company. The Company will return the Property to the Seller upon receipt of the Net (b) The Company shall not be obliged to check the ability of Buyers to pay for Property Sale Proceeds and Expenses, unless prevented from doing so for reasons beyond The and shall have absolute discretion whether to use any of the rights and remedies against Company’s control defaulting Buyers contained in the Conditions of Business for Buyers.
11. DATA PROTECTION 9. UNSOLD/ UNCOLLECTED PROPERTY (a) The Company will use information supplied by Sellers or otherwise obtained lawfully by (a) The Company will advise Sellers whether or not their Property has sold. Unsold Property The Company for the provision of auction related services, client administration, marketing may either:- and as otherwise required by law. (i) be reconsigned for sale; or (b) By agreeing to these Conditions of Business, the Seller agrees to the processing of (ii) be collected by the Seller, in which case a Reduced Commission of 50% of the Seller’s their personal information and to the disclosure of such information to third parties world- Commission may be payable calculated as if the Property sold for its Reserve Price (where wide for the purposes outlined in Condition 11(a), applicable), plus relevant Expenses. (b) If the Seller does not reconsign or collect the Property within 60 days of the auction as per Condition 8(a) (i) or (ii) above, The Company shall be released from any duty of 12. MISCELLANEOUS bailment and may in its sole discretion be entitled to:- (a) If any part of these Conditions of Business be held unenforceable, the remaining parts (i) transfer the Property to independent storage at the Seller’s expense; or shall remain in full force and effect (ii) re-offer the Property at auction for no less than 50% of the original Reserve Price b) These Conditions of Business shall be interpreted in accordance with English Law agreed with the Seller (where applicable), and subject to the Seller’s Commission on the under the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts, in favour of The Company.
CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS FOR BUYERS
1. INTRODUCTION 3. EXAMINATION OF LOTS (a) The contractual relationship of Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd and Sellers (a) THE COMPANYs knowledge of lots is partly dependent on information provided by with prospective Buyers is governed by: the Seller and THE COMPANY is unable to exercise exhaustive due diligence on each lot. (i) these Conditions of Business for Buyers; Each lot is available for examination before sale. Bidders are responsible for carrying out examinations and research before sale to satisfy themselves over the condition of lots and (ii) the Conditions of Business for Sellers displayed in the saleroom and available from accuracy of descriptions Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd; (b) All oral and/or written information provided to Bidders relating to lots, including (iii) any additional notices and terms printed in the sale catalogue, in each case as descriptions in the catalogue, condition reports or elsewhere are statements of THE amended by any saleroom notice or auctioneer’s announcement COMPANY’s opinion and not representations of fact. Each lot is sold by the Seller with any (b) As auctioneer, Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd acts as agent for the Seller. and all errors of description, faults and imperfections. All weights and measurements are Occasionally, Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd may own or have a financial approximate and should not be relied upon as fact. Estimates may not be relied on as a interest in a lot prediction of the selling price or value of the lot and may be revised from time to time at THE COMPANY’s absolute discretion
2. DEFINITIONS 4. EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY TO BUYERS “Bidder” is any person making, attempting or considering making a bid, including Buyers; (a) THE COMPANY shall refund the Purchase Price to the Buyer in circumstances where it “Buyer” is the person who makes the highest bid or offer accepted by the auctioneer, deems that the lot is a Counterfeit including a Buyer’s principal when bidding as agent; (b) Subject to Condition 4(a), neither THE COMPANY nor the Seller: (i) is liable for “Seller” is the person offering a lot for sale, including their agent, or executors; any errors or omissions in any oral or written information provided to Bidders by THE “THE COMPANY” means Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd., registered COMPANY, whether negligent or otherwise; (ii) gives any guarantee or warranty to Bidders office: Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley BR1 3RA. Company Registration and any implied warranties and conditions are excluded (save in so far as such obligations number: 08020183; cannot be excluded by English law), other than the express warranties given by the Seller “Buyer’s Expenses” are any costs or expenses due to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & to the Buyer (for which the Seller is solely responsible) under the Conditions of Business Valuers Ltd from the Buyer; for Sellers; (iii) accepts responsibility to Bidders for acts or omissions (whether negligent or otherwise) by THE COMPANY in connection with the conduct of auctions or for any matter “Buyer’s Premium” is the commission payable by the Buyer on the Hammer Price at the relating to the sale of any lot current rate of 21.6% (inc VAT); (c) Without prejudice to Condition 4(b), any claim against THE COMPANY and/ or the Seller “Hammer Price” is the highest bid for the Property accepted by the auctioneer at the by a Bidder is limited to the Purchase Price for the relevant lot. Neither THE COMPANY nor auction or the post auction sale price; the Seller shall be liable for any indirect or consequential losses “Purchase Price” is the Hammer Price plus applicable Buyer’s Premium and Buyer’s (d) Nothing in Condition 4 shall exclude or limit the liability of THE COMPANY or the Seller Expenses; for death or personal injury caused by the negligent acts or omissions of THE COMPANY “Reserve Price” (where applicable) is the minimum Hammer Price at which the Seller has or the Seller agreed to sell a lot The Buyer’s Premium, Buyer’s Expenses and Hammer Price are subject to VAT, where applicable continued over page TERMS & CONDITIONS
5. BIDDING AT AUCTION Purchase Price and the amount achieved on re-sale, including all costs incurred in such re-sale; (a) THE COMPANY has absolute discretion to refuse admission to the auction. Before sale, Bidders must complete a Registration Form and supply such information and references (g) Exercise a lien over any Buyer’s Property in THE COMPANY’s possession, applying the as THE COMPANY requires. Bidders are personally liable for their bid and are jointly and sale proceeds to any amounts owed by the Buyer to THE COMPANY. THE COMPANY shall severally liable with their principal, if bidding as agent (in which case THE COMPANY’s give the Buyer 14 days written notice before exercising such lien; prior and express consent must be obtained) (h) commence legal proceedings to recover the Purchase Price for the lot, plus interest (b) THE COMPANY advises Bidders to attend the auction, but THE COMPANY will and legal costs; endeavour to execute absentee written bids provided that they are, in THE COMPANY’s (i) disclose the Buyer’s details to the Seller to enable the Seller to commence legal opinion, received in sufficient time and in legible form proceedings (c) When available, written and telephone bidding is offered as a free service at the Bidder’s risk and subject to THE COMPANY’s other commitments; THE COMPANY is therefore not liable for failure to execute such bids. Telephone bidding may be recorded 10. FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (a) If the Buyer pays the Purchase Price but does not collect the lot within 10 working days of the auction, the lot will be stored at the Buyer’s expense and risk at THE COMPANY’s 6. IMPORT, EXPORT AND COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS premises or in independent storage THE COMPANY and the Seller make no representations or warranties as to whether any lot (b) If a lot is paid for but uncollected within 1 month of the auction, following 60 days is subject to import, export or copyright restrictions. It is the Buyer’s sole responsibility to written notice to the Buyer, THE COMPANY will re-sell the lot by auction or privately, with obtain any copyright clearance or any necessary import, export or other licence required estimates and reserves at THE COMPANY’s discretion. The sale proceeds, less all THE by law, including licenses required by law under the International Trade in Endangered COMPANY’s costs, will be forfeited unless collected by the Buyer within 2 years of the Species (CITES) original auction
7. CONDUCT OF THE AUCTION 11. DATA PROTECTION (a) The auctioneer has discretion to refuse bids, withdraw or re-offer lots for sale (including (a) THE COMPANY will use information supplied by Bidders or otherwise obtained lawfully after the fall of the hammer) if (s)he believes that there may be an error or dispute, and by THE COMPANY for the provision of auction related services, client administration, may also take such other action as (s)he reasonably deems necessary.(b) The auctioneer marketing and as otherwise required by law will commence and advance the bidding in such increments as (s)he considers appropriate (b) By agreeing to these Conditions of Business, the Bidder agrees to the processing of and is entitled to place bids on the Seller’s behalf up to the Reserve Price for the lot, their personal information and to the disclosure of such information to third parties world- where applicable wide for the purposes outlined in Condition 11(a) and to Sellers as per Condition 9(i) (c) Subject to Condition 7(a), the contract between the Buyer and the Seller is concluded on the striking of the auctioneer’s hammer (d) Any post-auction sale of lots shall incorporate these Conditions of Business 12. MISCELLANEOUS (a) All images of lots, catalogue descriptions and all other materials produced by THE COMPANY are the copyright of THE COMPANY 8. PAYMENT AND COLLECTION (b) These Conditions of Business are not assignable by any Buyer without THE COMPANY’s (a) Unless otherwise agreed in advance, payment of the Purchase Price is due in pounds prior written consent, but are binding on Bidders’ successors, assigns and representatives sterling immediately after the auction (the “Payment Date”) (c) The materials listed in Condition 1(a) set out the entire agreement between the parties (b) Title in a lot will not pass to the Buyer until THE COMPANY has received the Purchase (d) If any part of these Conditions of Business be held unenforceable, the remaining parts Price in cleared funds. THE COMPANY will generally not release a lot to a Buyer before shall remain in full force and effect payment. Earlier release shall not affect passing of title or the Buyer’s obligation to pay the Purchase Price, as above (e) These Conditions of Business shall be interpreted in accordance with English Law, under the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts, in favour of THE COMPANY. (c) The refusal of any licence or permit required by law, as outlined in Condition 6, shall not affect the Buyer’s obligation to pay for the lot, as per Condition 8(a) (d) The Buyer must arrange collection of lots immediately after the sale on the day of the 13. ARTISTS’ RESALE RIGHTS auction, or until 12noon on the day after the auction; failing this, only on prior agreement, a mutually convenient day agreed by The Company and the Buyer. Purchased lots are From 14th February 2006 all UK art market professionals (which includes, but is not at the Buyer’s risk from the earlier of (i) collection or release to a nominated carrier (ii) limited to; auctioneers, dealers, galleries, agents and other intermediaries) are required 5 working days after the auction. Until risk passes, THE COMPANY will compensate the to collect a royalty payment for all works of art that have been produced by living artists. Buyer for any loss or damage to the lot up to a maximum of the Purchase Price actually This payment is only calculated on qualifying works of art which are sold for a hammer paid by the Buyer. THE COMPANY’s assumption of risk is subject to the exclusions detailed price more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 1,000 – the UK sterling equivalent will in Condition 5(d) of the Conditions of Business for Sellers. fluctuate in line with prevailing exchange rates, for an estimate of the current UK sterling equivalent, please refer to the front of this catalogue. (e) All packing and handling of lots is at the Buyer’s risk. THE COMPANY will not be liable for any acts or omissions of third party packers or shippers It is entirely the responsibility of the buyer to acquaint himself with the actual EURO to UK Sterling exchange rate on the day of the sale in this regard. The actual qualifying threshold will be calculated by the Artist’s Resale Right Service Hub based on the European Central Bank reference rate published at 2.15pm on the day of the sale, and can be found on 9. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT www.dacs.org.uk. Without prejudice to any rights that the Seller may have, if the Buyer without prior All items in this catalogue that are marked with ‡ are potentially qualifying items, and the agreement fails to make payment for the lot within 5 working days of the auction, THE royalty charge will be applied if the hammer price achieved is more than the UK sterling COMPANY may in its sole discretion exercise 1 or more of the following remedies:- equivalent of EURO 1,000. The royalty charge will be added to all relevant invoices, and must be paid before items can be cleared. All royalty charges are paid to the Design and (a) store the lot at its premises or elsewhere at the Buyer’s sole risk and expense; Artists Copyright Society (‘DACS’), no handling costs or additional fees with respect to (b) cancel the sale of the lot; these charges will be retained by the auctioneer. (c) set off any amounts owed to the Buyer by THE COMPANY against any amounts owed to The royalty charge that will be applied to qualifying items which achieve a hammer price THE COMPANY by the Buyer for the lot; of more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 1,000, but less than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 50,000 is 4% payable by the buyer. For qualifying items that sell for (d) reject future bids from the Buyer; more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 50,000 a sliding scale of royalty charges (e) charge interest at 4% per annum above NatWest Bank Base Rate from the Payment will apply – for a complete list of the royalty charges and threshold levels, please see Date to the date that the Purchase Price is received in cleared funds; www.dacs.org.uk. There is no VAT payable on this royalty charge. (f) re-sell the lot by auction or privately, with estimates and reserves at THE COMPANY’s For all questions relating the regulations regarding Droit de Suite royalty charges, please discretion, in which case the Buyer will be liable for any shortfall between the original see www.dacs.org.uk, telephone +44 (0) 845 410 3410, or email [email protected].
CATHERINE SOUTHON
auctioneers &auctioneers valuers ltd
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES - 2018 october
Ripley Arts Centre, 24 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley BR1 2PX Tel: 0208 313 3655 07596 332 978 www.catherinesouthon.co.uk