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Fine Art & Antiques Hugo Marsh Neil Thomas Plant Director Shuttleworth Director Director Fine Art & Antiques including Sport, Field Sports & Motoring 6th March 2018 at 10:00 Viewing: 5th March 2018 10:00 - 16:00 Otherwise by Appointment Saleroom Two, 80 Greenham Business Park, NEWBURY RG19 6HW Telephone: 01635 580595 Fax: 0871 714 6905 Email: [email protected] www.specialauctionservices.com Bid Here Without Being Here All you need is your computer and an internet connection and you can make real-time bids in real-world auctions at the-saleroom.com. You don’t have to be a computer whizz. All you have to do is visit www.the-saleroom.com and register to bid - its just like being in the auction room. A live audio feed means you hear the auctioneer at the same time as other bidders. You see the lots on your computer screen as they appear in the auction room, and the auctioneer is aware of your bids the moment you make them. Just register and click to bid! Fine Art & Antiques 18. A Chinese silver cruet, 31. An Elio Raffaeli pink bird modelled as a gentleman and his paperweight, together with various rickshaw with basket pepper and salt, miscellaneous items including floral stamped silver Hong Kong to base painted oval stand, black cat, camera together with a papier mache dressing etc £50-100 table set, two Chinese fans and an art deco chrome and glass powder 32. W E Frost, pencil, young girl, £50-100 signed and dated 1857 in ornate gilt frame, 13 cm x 7.5 cm £50-100 19. An Edwardian Whieldon 1. A collection of glassware, 12. A large quantity of whisky Ware Norwood pattern part dinner including six champagne bowls, miniatures, including malts and service, comprising dinner plates, various whisky glasses, decanters and blended examples, some presentation lunch plates, tureens and covers, oval other items £50-100 packs, various novelty decanters etc platters etc together with a Melba £100-200 bone china associated tea service, 2. Six Beswick Beatrix Potter 7. A William IV mahogany a terracotta bargeware teapot, a 24. A Russian Icon, depicting the figures, including Tommy Brock, eight day mantel clock, with brass 13. A blue and white Copeland Noritake porcelain biscuit barrel with three saints or holy hierarchs St Basil Squirrel Nutkin, Jemima Puddle Duck inlay, domed top with carved arch Spode Italian Garden jug, and various desert scene pattern etc £50-100 the Great, St Gregory the Theologian and others £50-100 inlaid with brass, fret carved sides other blue and white ceramics and St John Chrysostom, 31 cm x 26 with circular white dial with roman £50-100 20. A 19th Century slate cm £200-300 33. Welsh School, 19th Century, numerals marked Martin Market architectural mantel clock, with watercolours, Road to Wells Water Square Brighton, 43 cm high x 31.5 cm 14. A collection of Staffordshire painted columns, arched pediment 25. An art deco Gouda Dutch 1859 and another of a mountain top wide x 17 cm deep £400-600 trios, all with transfer printed floral with Classical frieze, 42 cm wide x 30 pottery barrel, and six liquor cups on 17 cm x 24 cm (2) £100-150 decoration including a Queen Anne cm high £50-100 an oak frame with metal tap, 19 cm 8. A 17th Century bound volume Spring Song tete a tete £50-100 wide x 24 cm high £50-100 34. A large quantity of prints, ‘The Historie of the Councel of Trent’ including an art deco circular bevelled ,in eight books dated 1640 together 15. A Beswick Labrador, together 26. A Victorian blue glass poison glass mirror and various other with a collection of 19th Century and with various other items including bottle, of rectangular form with examples £50-100 later bound volumes including those a Beswick duck, Dalmatian, cat and reeded design beneath the moulded by Churchill £50-100 other figurines (af) £50-100 ‘Poison’ impression having small chip 35. Continental School, 19th to flange rim, 9 cm £50-100 Century, oil on board, portrait of a beauty, Harris & Son picture restorers 27. A Turner’s Victorian wash and framers Bath label verso, 25 cm x 3. A large Aldermaston pottery basin of shaped form, with transfer 18 cm £50-100 lamp base, by Alan Caiger Smith, 39 cm printed floral design having registered high together with two Aldermaston number impressed to base, 45 cm long 36. A pair of telescopic silver pottery candlesticks 10 cm high 21. A set of Avery shop scales, together with an oval willow pattern plated candlesticks, a part silver £100-150 16. A Wade Heath child’s Disney white enamel rectangular base with meat platter (2) £50-100 dressing table set, a string of Mikimoto tete a tete, comprising two cups and brass tray and fan dial with mirror graduated cultured pearls, cased, and 4. A large collection of ceramics, saucers, teapot and milk jug decorated front engraved Avery together with a 28. A Murano glass light shade, of various other items of silver plate including a 19th Century tobacco jar 9. An art deco Sabino with transfer printed scenes of Mickey set of cast iron kitchen scales lacking textured and frosted design, bearing £50-100 by Watcombe, an art deco part dinner opalescent glass vase, with moulded and Donald together with a 1930’s weights, a Britannia Metal three Murano label to top, 48 cm diameter service, various other items etc (two chrysanthemum flowers and stems, lead figurine set of Snow White and piece tea set and two 1930’s fire £50-100 boxes) £50-10 of ovoid form engraved signature to the seven Dwarves £100-150 extinguishers, one for automobiles (4) base, 19 cm high £150-250 £100-150 29. An Edwardian silver plated 5. A collection of blue and white table lamp, of Corinthian column form ceramics, including plates, tureens, 10. A pair of French art deco 22. A two tier stoneware ‘Cyder’ with oval reservoir now converted to cups and saucers etc colourless glass twin branch flagon, for Gaymer’s Cyder, 40 cm high electric, supported on a plinth base, £50-100 candlesticks, by Art Vannes with acid £50-100 172 max high £50-100 etched signature to base, 28 cm high 6. A collection of metalware, £50-100 23. A quantity of ceramics 30. A 1970’s Laura Ashley dress, including a fire tidy set with registered including, two biscuit barrels, two of high collar neck with pleated bust design mark, a pair of oak bellows, 11. A Thomas Webb art deco Doulton plates, Doulton willow pattern and lace collar and cuffs, in an all twin branch cast iron candlestick etc footed glass bowl, with moulded footed bowl, hunting ware ginger jar over printed fabric of a dragon within 37. Two Royal Doulton figurines, £50-100 design to exterior, 22 cm diameter x 9 and cover, various jasperware etc a landscape size 12 together with a Lido Lady HN 1220 with firing cracks cm high £50-100 17. An enamel Russian beaker, £50-100 Linney hat box, a Canadian squirrel fur to base and damage to head together the Cup of Sorrows, dated 1896, 10.4 jacket and various other textiles with Flower Seller’s Children HN 1342 cm high £120-180 £50-100 (2) £150-250 Buyers Premium: 17.5% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 21% of the Hammer Price Internet Buyers Premium: 20.5% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 24.6% of the Hammer Price 2 www.specialauctionservices.com www.specialauctionservices.com 3 38. A Grays Sports China crested 45. An art deco style figural lamp 54. Two continental art glass 65. English School, late 19th vase, Sunderland Football Club, base, modelled as a nude holding a vases, one of red and white opaque Century, watercolour, girl with bonnet Champions First Division 1891-2 light aloft, 97 cm high £100-200 pierced design, the other with a citrine and bouquet of wild flowers, signed 1892-3 1894-5 and 1901-2 of tapered textured top together with a pair of indistinctly, framed and glazed, 24 cm form depicting a Sunderland football 46. A Whitefriars cinnamon end of day glass vases and a decanter x 19 cm £50-100 player heading a football, 9.5 cm coloured shoulder vase, designed by £50-100 high together with a Rowntrees 1902 Geoffrey Baxter, numbered 9678, 23 66. English School, oil on board, souvenir tin (2) £50-100 cm high £100-150 55. A pair of hardwood stands, mother and child in crib, signed and on cabriole legs, 40 cm x 30 cm x 17 dated 1861, 18 cm x 23 cm £50-100 39. A Beswick model of a beagle, cm high £50-100 on hardwood base and a Chinese 67. George Burrell Willcock 73. A Royal Copenhagen model soapstone figure £50-100 56. Pendants of the Worlds (1811-1852) watercolour, ewe and of asiatic pheasant, printed factory Great Porcelain Houses, including 60. A 19th Century marble and young, label to front, framed and mark to base, model number 881, 31 40. A 19th Century Continental Wedgwood, Royal Crown Staffordshire, ormolu mounted clock garniture, the glazed, 23 cm x 36 cm £50-100 cm long together with a Lladro figure Royal Commemorative vase, with Paragon, Spode and others, in a fitted eight day drum movement within an group of a seated grandfather and profile of Prince Albert above Royal case with certificates £50-100 architectural case surmounted by an 68. Continental School, 19th grandson, af to finger 31 cm high (2) Crest heightened in gilt, impressed urn and cover with floral finial, 35 cm Century, watercolour, Dieppe £100-150 with underglazed blue mark TS and L.S 57.
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