ANTIQUE COLLECTING The Journal of the Antique Collectors’ Club INDEX TO ARTICLES APRIL 1966-2013

ANTIQUITIES figures under £1,000 24 6 BOOKMARKS Auction report, Phillips 34 2 Art Deco ceramics 41 1 Bookmarks 13 11 Ancient Greek 27 5 Art deco elegance 20 4 Bookmarks 19 10 Ancient lamps 39 2 Art deco figures 10 5 From silk to silver 29 2 Ancient pottery oil lamps 26 9 Art deco figures 11 4 Stitched Bristol board 22 9 Antiquities 16 3 Art deco figures 13 5 Antiquities 20 3 Art deco figures 36 7 BOOKS Art of deception 26 7 Art deco figures 38 1 15th cent., printed 27 1 Beauty and the beast 18 7 Art deco jewellery 38 1 1940s, illustrated, for children 40 5 Collecting Part 1 14 9 Art deco market Part 1 8 11 1940s, illustrated, for grown-ups 40 8 Part 2 14 10 Part 2 9 2 Almanac of Twelve Sports 15 6 Egyptian ushabtis 25 10 Art deco sculpture 14 3 Antiquarian books 5 3 Gifts for the Antiquarian 17 6 Art deco sculpture 17 3 Artist album books, turn of the Greek vase 19 10 Art deco tiaras 37 1 century 32 6 Investment 21 3 Calendar prints 20 8 Atlases, an introduction 47 3 Investment 25 3 Fakes 14 4 Bibles 16 11 Mycenaean Goddess 15 5 Figurines, ’20s and ’30s 20 6 Bibles 47 7 Pagan toys 18 10 French art deco glass 6 9 Blackie & Son, Art Nouveau Pre-Christian gifts from French art glass 10 8 book and Glasgow School 43 2 Greece 16 6 Furniture 37 6 Bookbinding, English 16 2 Roman pottery lamps 29 7 Bookman’s Christmas list 16 6 Satyrical beauty 20 7 ART NOUVEAU Book for Christmas 22 7 Art nouveau 6 2 Book illustration, 20th cent., ARMS AND ARMOUR Art Nouveau Designers at the wood engraving 29 1 Antique edged weapons 15 3 Paris Salons 1895-1914 36 8 Book market 15 11 Antique edged weapons 17 3 Art nouveau market, the 7 5 Books and autograph collecting 6 7 Antique weapons for Art nouveau market, the 7 6 Books and manuscripts, investment 14 3 Books, Blackie & Son and the investment 25 3 Arms and militaria 19 3 Glasgow School 43 2 Books, autograph letters and Bayonets, British military Fakes 14 4 historical documents 13 2 1853-1918 19 9 French art nouveau furniture 19 3 Books for everyone 40 2 Breech-loading sporting guns 11 4 Jewellery 13 1 Books of the sixties 21 3 Duelling pistols, quality in 6 1 Medallions and plaques 13 6 Changing patterns of Eastern weapons 20 3 Metalwork 1880-1930 collectors’ 14 8 English duelling pistol Part 1 7 9 Children’s 12 9 1770-1825 11 2 Part 2 7 10 Children’s 13 7 English silver-hilted smallsword Part 3 7 11 Children’ annuals 37 7 1720/21 16 2 Mirror, W.M.F. 23 7 Christmas, books about 16 7 English smallswords of the ‘The Studio’, extracts from 11 6 Christmas book, a 14 6 18th cent. 10 2 Collecting 18 6 Firearms, modern 9 4 AUTOMOBILIA Collecting and investment 18 3 Firearms, antique and the law 13 9 Automobilia 17 3 Collectors’ books as Guns, antique, terminology for the Mascot for Christmas 16 6 investments 18 3 beginner, part 135 2 Motor cars, vintage and classic, Cookbooks, collectors’ 30 8 part 2 35 4 investing in 24 3 Cookery 21 10 Helmets, collecting antique 36 8 Motoring mascots 10 6 Cookery books, two 20 7 Indian tulwar and katar 17 6 Music with movement 16 8 Cookery, Modern British, Japanese sword blade 12 11 Two car mascots 27 7 illustrated 41 2 Japanese sword guards 7 6 Curwen Press 43 6 Knives and daggers 9 3 B.A.D.A. Edwardian book illustrations Lock, stock and barrel 7 5 Exhibitions 28 1 1890-1914 12 7 Modern sporting guns 10 4 Fine Art and Antique Festival 9 1 Euclid, elements of 24 7 Modern sporting guns, The B.A.D.A. 12 12 Fairy tales for children 14 6 investment 24 3 Fore-edge painting 19 11 Percussion pistols, two 19 7 BAROMETERS Garden, Modern British, Pistols 18 7 Banjo barometers 11 9 illustrated 43 1 Pistols, antique 2 4 Banjo for Christmas 25 7 Guides, 20th cent. 42 1 Pistols, on buying 6 10 Barometers 4 9 Investment 27 3 Presentation swords Part 1 17 4 Barometers 10 6 ‘Ladies Knitting and Netting’ 11 10 Part 2 17 7 Barometers 19 3 Late 19th cent. children’s Revolver for Christmas 22 7 Barometers 19 10 ‘Goody’ books 9 4 Sabre, 1796 pattern Light Barometers 22 10 Miniature 35 2 Cavalry 15 6 Buying a barometer 26 8 Modern first editions 34 8 Shooting accessories 39 4 Diagonal and reticulated 36 10 Old and rare fine books 10 2 Sword, the 8 6 Features of portable, travelling Picking a periodical 17 3 Sword hilts, grotesque 1 5 and mountain 24 10 Price review 37 3 Swords, two 20 7 Fitzroy, and similar 27 9 Price review 39 8 Marine 34 10 Private press books 9 7 ART DECO Scottish 38 10 ‘Toy’ books for Christmas 17 6 Art deco 6 4 Stick barometers 20 7 Travel guides 25 1 Art deco 9 4 Sympiesometers and pocket Victorian book illustrations Art deco at the V&A 38 1 barometers 29 9 1837-1890 12 2 Art Deco, auction report 35 10 To predict the bleak Victorian books 12 5 Art deco bronze and ivory midwinter 23 7 figures 22 3 Wheel and banjo 43 10 BOXES Art deco bronze and metal Which wheel? 28 10 A Christmas box 15 6

1 Bible - see Furniture Two Victorian photographic and white, Caughley, Boxing clever 16 4 phenomena 13 1 auction report 21 7 Christmas boxes 28 7 Union cases 22 5 Blue and white, imaginary Knife - see Furniture Usable cameras, investment 24 3 collection! 34 9 Lacquer boxes 11 2 Victorian photographs 9 4 Blue and white, late Ming ‘Lace’ boxes, late 17th cent. 40 8 Victorian photographs 12 5 and early Ch’ing Mennecy - see Ceramics Victorian photographs 12 8 21 2 My Christmas box 16 6 Victorian photography 18 3 Blue and white Longton Hall 6 7 Sewing boxes 16 8 Victorian stereos 18 6 Blue and white 4 6 Snuff - see Snuffboxes , unusual To delight Pandora 40 5 CARD CASES shapes 47 4 Tunbridgeware - see Card cases 4 1 Blue and white 18th cent. Tunbridgeware Card cases 4 10 porcelain 4 7 Vesta - see Silver Silver card cases 8 6 Blue and white printed Wooden 15 6 Victorian card cases 13 6 pottery, investment 26 3 Work boxes and cases 20 6 Blue and white printed CERAMICS pottery, price review 33 3 BRONZES 18th cent. punch bowls, Blue and white printed 19th cent. European, British 25 7 pottery 1780-1880 16 10 price review 33 3 1940s-1960s, British ceramics 39 1 Blue and white transferware Barye elephant 23 7 19th cent. British, source prints 45 6 Bronzes as an investment 16 3 investment 24 3 Blue and white Worcester Bronzes as an investment 20 3 19th cent. British, investment 27 3 1752-1766 4 10 Buddhist and Hindu, part I 33 2 19th cent. British, price review 39 8 Blue desserts 22 7 part II 33 5 19th and 20th cent. British, Blue-printed dishes 19 7 part III 34 6 investment 24 3 Blue-printed 15 6 Decorative, 1830 onwards 11 4 19th and 20th cent. British, Blue-printed pottery, British French 19th cent. and early investment 25 3 views on 35 7 20th cent. 11 1 19th cent. investing in 23 3 Boch Freres Keramis 47 9 Good, John Willis 20 6 19th cent., neglected Botanical porcelain 24 1 Investing in 23 3 corners 26 9 Bow, blue and white, early 24 2 Japanese, 19th cent. 40 6 20th cent. blue-printed wares 41 1 Bow Liberty bowl c.1768 16 4 Japanese bronzes and ivories 20th cent., British 34 7 Bow nun 15 6 1868 onwards 12 5 20th cent., British, price review 34 3 Bow porcelain 10 1 Japanese 19th cent. 11 6 20th cent., British, price review 38 3 Bow and early Bow 5 11 ‘Les Animaliers’ Part 1 4 11 20th cent., British, price review 38 8 Bow, sculpture 20 1 Part 2 4 12 20th cent., price review 32 3 Bow, spotlight on 17 4 ‘Les Animaliers’ 6 2 Absalon of Great Yarmouth 1 11 Brameld and Rockingham Mêne bronze for Christmas 24 7 Aesthetic Movement 31 6 earthenware Part 1 3 10 Pupils of the Animaliers 10 6 Alcock, Samuel, a ewer 45 7 Part 2 3 11 Tibetan bronze figures 6 7 Alcock, Samuel, relief-moulded Part 3 3 12 Viennese cold painted, two 30 7 jugs of 42 9 Part 4 4 5 Western bronzes Part 1 12 4 Allander Pottery 1904-08 21 1 Brannam 34 4 Part 2 12 5 Animals, 18th cent. Brannam Pottery, two vases 27 7 BUTTON HOOKS English white porcelain 17 10 Brannam, two vases 31 7 Button hooks 8 9 Apothecaries’ drug jars, Briglin Pottery 38 6 Button hooks 13 6 English 13 3 Bristol , investigation of 29 7 Button hooks Part 1 17 11 Arita porcelain, investment 25 3 British 19th cent. Part 2 18 1 Art Deco ceramics 41 1 ceramics, market trends 22 9 Art pottery 10 4 British 19th cent. BUTTONS Art pottery 20 3 ceramics, market trends 23 9 Buttons 6 10 Art pottery as recent British 19th and 20th Buttons, 20th cent. 30 6 investment 18 3 cent. ceramics 20 3 Buttons found 17 8 Art pottery 27 3 British and Irish 19th and Commemorative 37 2 Art pottery, British, miniatures 45 1 20th cent. ceramics 19 3 Cut steel 20 1 Art pottery, Victorian and British pottery, 18th and Solitaire 21 11 Edwardian 11 4 19th cent. 22 3 Uniform 19 8 Art pottery with discretion 8 5 British pottery and porcelain, Astra ware of Minton, 19th and 20th cent. 12 5 CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHICA Hollins and Co. 26 6 Brownfield porcelain 1871-1900 35 6 20th century 25 6 Auction report 11 2 Brownfield, William 5 10 Auction feature 10 1 Auction report 12 2 Brown saltglazed stone- Cameras 8 9 Auction report 13 11 ware, 19th cent. 13 3 Cameras and photographic Auction report 14 9 Brown saltglazed stone- equipment 15 3 Auction report 17 11 ware, 19th cent. 14 10 Cameras, collectable 11 4 Auction report 19 1 Bulkeley and Bent 19 9 Collectors’ watch cameras 18 7 Auction report 19 4 Bullers Art Pottery 38 2 Daguerreotypes and Auction report 20 1 Burleigh renaissance 38 9 Ambrotypes 23 4 Auction report 20 4 Burmantofts 47 1 Hotshots! 26 7 Auction report 20 8 Candy Art Pottery Part I 37 2 Lawn tennis photographs 43 2 Auction report 21 1 Part II 37 6 Photographica, investment 25 3 Auction report 21 9 Canton-decorated, 19th century Photographica, market in 23 3 Auction review Part 1 7 10 Chinese porcelain 43 6 Photographic cases 41 3 Part 2 7 11 Canton, investing in 12 12 Photographic cases, early 22 2 Barlows at Doulton Lambeth 40 6 19 1 Photographic, portrait, a 14 6 Bartmann, favourite piece 47 9 Carlton ware Part I: 1890-1930s 32 9 Photograph, favourite piece 47 3 Beer and ale vessels 28 4 Part II: 1930s on 33 6 Photographs, collecting 11 7 Bellarmine, false 29 7 Cask to flask 44 4 Photographs, collecting, Part I, Bellarmines 24 4 Cats Part 1 15 5 19th cent. 40 7 Belleek parian china 11 11 Part 2 15 9 Part II, 20th cent. 41 1 Bellringers’ jugs 16 7 Part 3 15 10 Photographic cases 41 3 Beswick ware 31 8 Cats, News and Views 16 1 Photographs, early Part 1 6 12 Birds, thirty years of Caughley blue and gold 14 8 Part 2 7 1 ceramic 22 5 Caughley porcelain 2 11 Photographs, wedding 42 6 figures, European 9 9 Caughley porcelain 45 3 Two stereoscopes 30 7 Black basalt wares 23 11 Caughley ,

2 c.1775-1799 33 9 Commemoratives, royal 15 11 Dessert service, King of Caughley, unexpected finds at 4 8 Commemoratives, royal 19th Oudh’s 18 11 , Chinese 33 9 cent. 9 1 Different opinion 26 2 Ceramics for a dresser 38 4 Conservatory, fantasy, ceramics 39 3 Double Dutch 27 7 Chamberlain, unidentified Contemporary, investment 24 3 Doulton wares 33 10 porcelains 17 7 Contemporary, investment 26 3 Doulton Lambeth, Barlows at 40 6 Champion apple 18 7 Continental post-war ceramics, Doulton Lambeth wares 32 2 Chandos collection 10 2 affordable 40 1 Doulton motto jugs 43 4 Char pots 29 4 Continental porcelain 17 3 Doulton saltglaze 8 4 Chelsea and Worcester at Continental porcelain 26 3 Dreaming of a tight Christmas 26 7 Sotheby’s 6 6 Continental porcelain 27 3 Drinking vessels, two centuries 33 4 Chelsea at Sotheby’s 15 4 Continental porcelain, 19th cent. 30 3 Drug-jars to Toby-jugs 24 2 Chelsea figures of Charles Continental porcelain, large : a family of potters Vyse 16 6 decorative 19th cent. 10 6 since 1800 37 1 Chelsea, Hans Sloane plate 31 7 Cookworthy, William and Plymouth Dudson figures 29 4 Chelsea porcelain, the first porcelain 40 9 Dutch Art Nouveau pottery 29 6 decade 23 2 Cooper, Susie 19 5 Early English pottery 23 3 Chelsea sugar basin and box 22 7 Cooper, Susie 30 6 Early English pottery 27 3 Chelsea ‘toys’ 46 7 Cooper, Susie, 36 9 Earthenware food moulds, Chelsea tureen - rabbit Country classical 32 4 18th cent. 18 8 for Christmas 23 7 Country , some small 22 1 Earthenware food moulds, Chetham & Woolley 45 9 Cow creamers 9 11 19th and 20th cent. 18 10 Children’s china 32 1 Cream-coloured earthenware 36 4 Earthenware sporting figures Children’s tea wares 23 9 from the Donald 1740-1840 26 1 Chinese 15 3 Towner collection 21 10 East meets West 41 7 Chinese armorial porcelain, Creamware, rare prints on Elers enigma 20 1 18th cent. 46 2 18th cent. 9 3 Elton, Sir Edmund 21 9 Chinese blue and white, Creamware revisited 47 5 Elton Ware 46 9 19th cent. 13 5 Crock pies and game pie English porcelain, early blue and Chinese blue and white dishes 19 11 white 47 9 plates 26 3 Crofts, Stella 41 6 Factory Fact File: Chinese, Canton-decorated, Crossed swords mark, imitators 45 9 Bow 31 9 19th century porcelain 43 6 Crown Devon 46 3 Bristol & Plymouth 33 5 in Crown Ducal 40 9 Caughley 32 10 China today 38 6 Cups, flutes on 27 9 Chelsea 31 10 Chinese export porcelain, price Curtis’ botanical magazine and Coalport/Coalbrookdale 35 6 review 36 3 the Derby botanical dessert Davenport 1794-1850s 36 2 Chinese food vessel for services 18 6 Derby until 1847 32 4 Christmas 24 7 Dahl-Jensen ceramics 30 5 Limehouse 32 6 Chinese porcelain, 17th and Daisy, Daisy give me your Liverpool, 18th cent. 32 8 18th cent. 125 Grainger do 23 7 Longton Hall (& West Pans) 32 5 Chinese porcelain, Qing, Davenport discoveries 26 2 Lowestoft 32 1 investment 25 3 Davenport, ‘Scott’s Mason, 1776-1840s 34 2 Chinese porcelain, rice illustrations’ series 20 10 Minton (until 1836) 34 6 grain 24 10 Day, Lewis Foreman, and New Hall 33 1 Ch’ing underglaze blue art pottery of 42 6 Plymouth & Bristol 33 5 and white Part 1 22 5 , affordable 31 4 Ridgway 36 9 Part 2 22 9 Delft at Sotheby’s 14 5 , 1796-1833 35 2 Christmas gallimaufry 33 7 Delft-awareness this season 19 3 Vauxhall 33 8 Christmas weights 17 6 Delft bulb-pots, Bristol 20 7 West Pans (& Longton Hall) 32 5 Clarice Cliff - deco designer 14 7 Delft drug jar 15 6 Worcester until 1783 32 2 Clarice Cliff, two spouts 20 7 Delft drug jar, English 45 9 Worcester 1783-1840 34 8 Coalport cups, collecting 31 9 Delft, English 17th and 18th , French provincial, Coalport, early teawares 15 9 cent. 6 1 of Adour Basin 43 9 Coalport, later vase pattern 11 10 , a collector looks at 15 1 Fairings 4 11 Coalport miniatures 20 1 Delftware, Dublin 19 1 Fairings 9 4 Coalport porcelains Delftware, English 2 10 Fairings 11 4 1796-1814 12 4 Delftware, English 20 3 Fairings, collecting china 26 9 Coalport porcelains, Thomas Delftware, English 22 3 Fairings, dreaded reproduction 38 7 Rose’s 34 8 Delftware, English, from the Fairings in the last twelve Coalport porcelains John Philip Kassebaum months 10 4 1814-1841 12 10 collection 26 8 Fairings, pinboxes, match Coalport porcelains Delftware in the 17th cent. strikers and holders 15 3 1841-1875 12 12 home 20 11 Fairings, pinboxes, match Coalport, Rose’s, bird Delftware, introduction to 46 4 strikers and holders 20 3 painting at, part I 30 2 Delftware, Lambeth 22 2 Fairings, Victorian china 2 12 Coalport, Rose’s, bird Delftware, Lipski collection 16 1 False Leeds? 27 7 painting at, part II 30 5 Delftware, London 10 9 Figures, 18th cent. English Cockpit Hill, Derby 10 3 Delftware, reflections on porcelain 45 2 Cockpit Hill pottery tin-glaze 21 3 Figures in porcelain and 1750-1799 12 1 Della Robbia Pottery 35 8 pottery 22 3 Coffee cans, 19th cent. 12 11 Delph, a social view 20 2 Folch’s ironstone 29 2 Coffee cups, 18th cent. Chinese 44 1 De Morgan wares 9 5 Frank Arnold collection 12 8 Coffee cups, 18th cent. De Morgan, William 36 8 , 18th cent. 26 10 polychrome 4 12 Derby boar or Torquay pig 16 6 Full Nankin to standard Willow 16 2 Coffee pot, which? 20 7 Derby bone china figures 30 9 Furniture rests, polychrome Coffee pots, 18th cent. Derby coffee pot 16 11 earthenware 39 7 porcelain 5 8 Derby, King Street 18 4 German stoneware, Frank Collectable ceramics 12 5 1770-1830 Thomas Collection 38 7 Collectors’ pieces 6 2 Part 1 3 4 Gilbert Bradley collection 16 7 Commemorative ceramics Part 2 3 5 Gilding, porcelain, art of 24 9 1750-1897 7 6 Part 3 3 8 Goblet for Christmas 22 7 Commemorative, political, Clive Derby porcelain, 19th cent. 28 1 Gollancz collection, English Jenkins collection 31 2 Desert island pots 15 7 pottery from the 10 5 Commemoratives 15 6 Desirable Pronk 25 7 ‘Gorges’ across the centuries 34 4 Commemoratives 16 3 Dessert plates, decoration 29 5 Goss and crested china 15 3

3 Goss and crested china 18 3 eastern taste 13 1 English 24 5 Goss and crested china 20 3 Majolica, English 21 3 Pilkington’s Lancastrian Pottery Goss china 2 7 Majolica, group1870-1900 2 6 Part I 43 5 Goss models 10 7 Makeig-Jones, Daisy 36 7 Part II 43 8 Green Frog service 32 9 Making those connections 42 9 Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian 20 4 Green glaze, 18th cent 23 10 Malone, Kate 42 1 Pilkington’s and Pottery Co. 15 2 Green glaze, 19th cent. revival 24 8 ‘Mandarin’ decoration on Chinese Plaques, lustre Green glaze, further appraisal of and English porcelain 31 9 part I, religious subjects 39 6 36 5 Marquis Wellington jug 38 5 part II, non-religious subjects 39 9 Green, T.G., pottery 39 9 Market review, ceramics 40 9 Plates fit for kings 28 7 Grimwades and Royal Winton 27 2 Martin bird 23 7 Plymouth, 19th cent potteries 17 5 Guglets 39 9 Martin Brothers 31 9 , part I 1873-1939 34 9 Hacking Collection, sale report 35 9 Martin Brothers’ salt-glazed Poole Pottery, Handley, Joseph, Collection 35 5 stoneware 9 4 part 2 1940 onwards 35 1 Health unto His Majesty 25 7 Martin Brothers spoon- Porcelain, 18th cent. English11 4 Hogarth’s china 32 2 warmer for Christmas 17 6 Porcelain, 18th cent. English15 3 Honiton Pottery 31 1 Mask head jugs 29 8 Porcelain, 18th cent. English16 3 Hunting jugs 39 4 Mason’s 44 6 Porcelain, 18th cent. English17 3 Iceni Pottery 46 5 Mason’s ironstone Part 1 7 12 Porcelain, 18th cent. English18 3 Identification, a question of 8 2 Part 2 8 1 Porcelain, 18th cent. English19 3 Imari, part I40 3 , 19th cent. 29 6 Porcelain, 18th cent. English20 3 part II 40 7 Meissen figure for Christmas 24 7 Porcelain, 18th cent. English21 3 Imari porcelain 27 6 Meissen, late 26 5 Porcelain, 18th cent. English22 2 Ironstone, origin of 30 10 Part 1 5 6 Porcelain, 18th cent. English22 3 Isleworth porcelain 34 1 Part 2 5 7 Porcelain, 18th cent. English23 3 Jackfield, black decanters 13 8 Part 3 5 9 Porcelain, 18th cent. English24 3 Jacobites, ceramic legacy of 45 4 Meissen street vendors 11 1 Porcelain, 18th cent. English26 3 Japanese, 19th cent. 13 2 Meissen tureen 2 3 Porcelain, 18th cent. English27 3 Japanese blue and white Mennecy box 15 6 Porcelain, 18th cent. English32 3 porcelain Part I 30 10 Midwinter 1950s 26 10 Porcelain, 18th cent. English33 3 Part II 31 5 Milletware 16 11 Porcelain, 18th cent., English 34 3 Japanese cloisonné 14 4 Minerva Art Ware 41 9 Porcelain, 18th cent., English 35 3 Japanese earthenware, 19th Ming v. Qing 24 9 Porcelain, 18th cent., English 36 3 cent. 13 1 Miniature blue & white Porcelain, 18th cent., English 37 3 Jelly moulds 29 7 advertising plates 46 6 Porcelain, 18th cent., English 38 8 Jug, another for Christmas 18 7 Miniature British art pottery 45 1 Porcelain, 18th cent., English 39 8 Jug of Christmas cheer 17 6 Miniature china Part 1 14 9 Porcelain, 18th cent. Jugged hare 28 7 Part 2 14 10 English, auction report 22 4 Jugs, 19th cent. landmarks 40 4 Part 3 14 11 Porcelain, 18th cent. Jugs - French connection 22 7 Prices 14 11 English, auction report 23 1 Jugs, motto, Doulton 43 4 Miniature porcelain, 18th cent. English Porcelain, 18th cent. Jugs, relief-moulded 23 4 blue & white 37 9 English, auction report 23 9 Jugs, two 22 7 Minton, early, bone china 33 8 Porcelain, 18th cent. , Part I: Japan 40 9 Minton majolica 27 8 English, auction report 24 9 Kakiemon, Part II: European Minton Museum sale 37 2 Porcelain, 18th cent. connection 41 2 Minton printed pottery 37 9 English, auction report 25 8 K’ang-hsi underglaze blue Minton, the market for 16 3 Porcelain, 18th cent. and white porcelain 19 8 Secessionist ware 39 7 English, London sales 22 1 Keith Murray 16 11 Modern British pottery on Porcelain, 18th cent. English Key pieces 15 6 cigarette cards 35 9 market 16 5 Kitchen, salt-glazed Moorcroft, William 24 6 Porcelain, 18th cent. stoneware 27 4 Mortlake saltglaze 27 10 English, market for 22 9 Langley Mill Pottery 37 8 Motto jugs, Doulton 43 4 Porcelain, 18th cent., William A. Leach, Bernard, & St Ives 35 7 Moulded jugs of William Gurling Collection 32 9 Limehouse in the limelight 18 4 Brownfield 17 2 Porcelain, 19th cent. British 32 3 Liverpool engravers, two 18 5 Moulded jugs of William Porcelain, 19th cent. English9 4 Liverpool porcelain, exhibition 40 9 Ridgway and his successors 17 8 Porcelain, 19th cent. English10 4 Liverpool printed tiles Sadler Motto ware, South Devon 22 10 Porcelain, 19th cent. English11 4 & Green 13 4 Mullens collection, transfer- Porcelain, 19th cent. English16 3 Liverpool for printed English 11 12 Porcelain, 19th cent. British 34 3 Christmas 16 6 Nanking cargo 20 10 Porcelain, 19th cent. British 35 3 Lloyd, John, of Shelton, Newhall niceties 18 5 Porcelain, 19th cent. British 37 3 identifying 25 5 Newhall patterns Part 1 5 1 Porcelain, 19th cent. British 38 3 London’s early porcelain 27 5 Part 2 5 4 Porcelain, 19th cent. British, Longton Hall figures 40 2 Newhall porcelain 2 4 market for 44 9 Longton Hall porcelain, Old chestnuts? 28 7 Porcelain, 19th cent. British, birds and animals in 21 4 Oriental, investment 27 3 market for 46 9 Longton Hall saucer for Oriental, price review 31 3 Porcelain, 19th/20th cent. Christmas 17 6 Parian and its manufacture English 17 3 Longwy Pottery 47 7 at Coalport 18 6 Porcelain 19th/20th cent. Lowestoft 1 5 Parian china: a collector’s view 23 8 English 18 3 Lowestoft 1 12 Parian: Copeland’s statuary Porcelain, 19th/20th cent. Lowestoft, auction preview 20 9 porcelain 41 9 English 30 3 Lowestoft, blue and white 18 1 Parkinson collection, Part 1 13 4 Porcelain and pottery, Lowestoft, Henry Levine Parnell, Gwendolen, and Vyse misconceptions 7 7 collection 17 9 Charles 43 3 Porcelain at Sotheby’s 6 12 Lowestoft porcelain 30 8 Pattern numbers, porcelain, Porcelain bodies, Lowestoft prices 13 7 identification by 28 6 development of 27 10 Lowestoft, trifles from 13 7 Pearlware: origins and types Porcelain, display and care of 36 9 Lustre pottery, 19th cent. Part I 30 10 Porcelain, comparative values 7 8 Part 1 19 8 Part II 31 2 Porcelain, early English, Part 2 19 9 Pennington, James, investment 25 3 Part 1 2 1 dated wares 29 2 Porcelain, English 28 3 Part 2 2 2 Pew group, Staffordshire, Porcelain, English 29 3 Lustreware, silver 4 2 for Christmas 24 7 Porcelain, English 31 3 Majolica, 19th cent. in Picturesque decoration on Porcelain, English, blue & white 38 9

4 Porcelain, English, styles Prattware eagle 28 9 Spill vases 1800-1900 42 7 1745-1830 28 9 Puzzle jugs 42 2 Sprigged decoration on Porcelain, English, Puzzle jugs through the ages 36 4 stoneware jugs 26 10 underglaze-blue printed 28 9 Quite a plateful 27 7 Stabler, Harold & Phoebe 42 1 Porcelain figure, how to Railway pottery and Staffordshire, a gift from 15 6 identify the English 18th cent. 14 1 porcelain 12 1 Staffordshire ‘alpha’ figures 22 8 Porcelain figures production 38 9 Railway pottery and Staffordshire animals 22 6 Porcelain figures of the 18th porcelain 16 1 Staffordshire, early 8 8 cent. 5 5 Randall, Thomas Martin, Staffordshire figure, a missing 30 4 Porcelain figures, 18th cent. decoration 28 8 Staffordshire figures, English 12 11 Red pottery, 2000 years of 35 4 earthenware 1740-1840 22 9 Porcelain, Italian 38 2 Redware piece for Christmas 17 6 Staffordshire figures, price Porcelain pipes, 19th cent. Reid, William 28 10 variations 5 10 German 19 1 Reid, William, getting a Staffordshire figures, Reed Fitt Porcelain selected from handle on 42 9 Collection, auction report 35 1 Christie’s 6 9 Regency porcelain on a budget 34 9 Staffordshire figures, Rev Harry Porcelain sheep, English Regency style in English 25 1 Bloomfield collection 34 4 19th cent. 23 6 Rhead, Charlotte 35 9 Staffordshire figures, Robin Porcelain, the John Rhead family of potters 46 1 Howard collection 13 9 Warrell collection of Rie, Lucie, bowl 26 7 Staffordshire figures, Lowestoft, auction sale report ‘Rockingham’ myth, fact Kimpton collection 14 5 Part 1 21 1 and fiction in the market 22 4 Staffordshire figures, Part 2 21 4 and Kimpton collection prices 14 9 Porcelain, the Nanking porcelain 1745-1842 36 6 Staffordshire figures, cargo, saleroom report 21 2 Rockingham ornamental starting a collection 19 10 Porcelain, the unconsidered porcelain Part 1 8 3 Staffordshire figures, two 20 7 trifle 7 5 Part 2 8 9 Staffordshire figures, two 30 7 Porcelain, white 43 9 Part 3 9 2 Staffordshire figures, Victorian 21 3 Portrait in pottery for Part 4 9 6 Staffordshire figures, Scottish Christmas 16 6 Part 5 10 9 connection 41 4 Pot-lid collecting 10 9 Part 6 11 9 Staffordshire figures, Welsh Pot-lids 4 2 Rockingham, real 27 7 connection 40 10 Pot-lids 16 3 Rockingham teawares 14 11 Staffordshire figures, Irish Pot-lids and allied ware 37 10 Rogers, George 15 11 connection 42 10 Pot-lids and other under- Rous Lench collection 25 5 Staffordshire portrait figures, glazed ware 14 3 Royal commemorative ceramics 47 2 Victorian 8 10 Pot-lids and other under- and Minton Staffordshire potters, puzzles & glazed ware 20 3 Museums, auction report 34 8 problems 37 9 Pot-lids and Prattware 1 3 Royal Lancastrian 20 4 Staffordshire pottery at Pot lids and Prattware, Ball Royal Venton Ware 43 2 Christie’s 6 8 Collection of Staffordshire 31 1 Royal Winton & Art Deco 42 8 Staffordshire pottery portrait Pot-lids limited edition 7 11 , fruit painting 44 7 figures 2 6 Pot-lids price review 38 3 Royal Worcester painters 12 9 Staffordshire pottery, price Pot-pourri vases, 18th cent. Ruskin pottery 27 1 indication 3 5 porcelain 33 2 Russian porcelain 40 8 Staffordshire pottery, water Pot-pourri vases, 19th cent. Sale report 8 8 figures 37 4 porcelain 33 5 Sale report 9 8 Staffordshire 11 5 Pottery, 18th cent. English 10 4 Salopian Art Pottery 41 8 Staffordshire stories 40 4 Pottery and porcelain, British Salt-glaze, Bristol 30 4 Starting a collection, a fantasy 32 9 19th and 20th cent. 14 3 Salts 30 2 Statuary porcelain, 19th cent. Pottery and porcelain cottages 3 8 Samson of Paris 10 3 Parian and Carrara 6 11 Pottery animals, English 9 7 Sardine boxes, two 20 7 Stewart collection Part 1 8 11 Pottery, artist 5 2 Satsuma, Japanese 25 8 Part 2 8 12 Pottery, artist at Sotheby’s Sauce for the goose 25 7 Stilton dishes 20 7 Belgravia 6 11 Saucer dishes, origins of 37 5 Stirrup cups 41 9 Pottery, British, price review 37 3 Searching for the moon 25 2 Studio ceramics, 20th cent. 13 2 Pottery, early English, review 35 3 Secessionist ware, Mintons 39 7 Studio potters, a new generation 44 9 Pottery, English 9 4 Sèvres, or what? 32 7 22 3 Pottery, English 11 4 Shaving mugs and Studio pottery 23 3 Pottery, English 12 5 moustache cups 21 9 Studio pottery, 20th cent. Pottery, English 14 3 Shipwreck ceramics 36 9 English 14 6 Pottery, English 16 3 Shoes Part 1 20 5 Studio pottery for Christmas 16 6 Pottery, English 17 3 Part 2 20 6 Sunderland ware 6 10 Pottery, English 18 3 Shropshire porcelains, Swansea blue and white Pottery, English, a Caughley and Coalport 25 2 pottery Part 1 7 1 collectors’ history of 21 1 Shropshire porcelains, Part 2 7 2 Pottery, English at Christie’s 20 11 Thomas Rose etc, 16 9 Part 3 7 3 Pottery, English, for the American Sixties, swinging and Swinton pottery, a 20 9 market 34 2 geometric 25 6 SylvaC, guide to collecting 24 6 Pottery, English, investing in 15 3 Skey, George 26 4 Sylvan ware 21 6 Pottery, English, investment 24 3 Slipware, in the tradition 25 4 Tableware design, a bold Pottery, English, investment 25 3 Slipware, the tradition experiment in 19 6 Pottery, English, investment 28 3 lives on 23 1 Tang pottery figures 36 2 Pottery, English, investment 29 3 Snuff bottles, Chinese 2 5 Tankard, identifying a 29 2 Pottery, English, price review 31 3 Snuffing the candle 18 11 Tavern mugs, stoneware 31 4 Pottery, English, the Rous Solid agate 10 8 Tea canisters, 1700-1820 37 7 Lench collection of 21 4 Souvenir pierced plates 13 6 Teapot for Christmas 16 6 21 5 Spirit bottles, stoneware 29 4 , red stoneware 31 7 Pottery, for the dresser 12 3 Spittoons, forgotten 23 6 Teapots, the tea in antiques 7 1 Pottery, Scottish 11 8 Spode and Copeland, rare and Teapots: Is it New Hall? 26 4 Potting on Merseyside unusual ceramic pieces Teapots: London shape 27 2 1700-1900 10 11 Part 1 17 11 Teapots: New oval shape 26 10 Prattware 5 1 Part 2 18 2 Teapots: Old oval shape 26 9 Pratt ware, late 18th/early Spode-Copeland-Spode 36 9 Teapots: Oval shape 26 5 19th cent. 32 5 Spode’s blue ‘Italian’ pattern 22 4 Teapots, two red 30 7 Prattware 1780-1840 21 8 Spide’s castle pattern 32 4 Temperance, Victorian, pottery

5 celebration of 36 6 Worcester porcelain, early, potters’ Carriage clock prices 15 3 Teniers painting on 42 5 incised marks on 30 2 Carriage clock prices 16 3 Terracottas, Greek 12 8 Worcester porcelain, museum of 36 5 Carriage clock prices 18 3 Terrible seven ride again 26 7 Worcester porcelain, the Carriage clock prices 19 3 Three collections, auction report 35 4 awakening 25 8 Carriage clock prices 20 3 Tile collecting Part 1 7 7 Worcester tureen 18 2 Carriage clocks, decorative 24 10 Part 2 7 8 Yellow transfer printed Carriage clocks, French 28 10 Part 3 7 9 brown-ware 20 8 Carriage clocks, French, Tiles, collecting Victorian Yingqing porcelain 23 9 19th cent. 45 10 Part 1 13 11 Young pretender? 25 7 Carriage clocks, French, prices 21 3 Part 2 14 2 Carriage clocks, quality in 20 7 Tiles, for Christmas 14 6 CHESS SETS Carrying cases for English 19 10 Tiles, Victorian 15 3 Chessmen, six rare 16 2 Changing face of clocks 31 10 Tiles, Victorian 19 3 Chess sets 13 10 Chester’s first clockmaker 43 10 Tiles, Victorian 29 10 Collecting antique Part 1 23 4 Clockmaking in South East Tinglazed tile production in the Part 2 23 11 England 26 8 British Isles 38 9 Knight errant 26 7 Clocks at the Royal College of Tobacco boxes 42 4 Physicians 17 8 Toby jugs 13 10 CHILDHOOD ANTIQUES Clockworks illustrated 12 10 Toby jugs, comparison of Juvenilia 13 7 Collectable 21 10 quality in 6 1 Rattles 26 5 Collecting, some thoughts 47 10 by Sadler Royalty in the nursery 16 3 Collections, some important 18 10 and Green on Comes Sympson... 18 7 creamware Part 1 8 6 CHRISTMAS ANTIQUES Cuckoo 11 6 Part 2 8 7 Cards 15 7 Deacon, Samuel, of Barton-in- Troika Pottery 41 9 Crackers 20 7 the-Beans 45 10 Two beckoning Chinamen 27 7 Decorations 17 7 Dial clock, an unusual English 19 7 Two for tea - stoneware Gift boxes 34 6 Dial, English 8 1 teapots 23 7 Glass balls 29 7 Dial, English 11 11 Two partridges on the pot 19 7 Flushing out the fakes 33 7 Dial, English 18 7 Two tygs 26 7 Is Santa Claus a fake? 29 7 Dial, English price table 13 2 Turner, John of Lane End 3 3 This sparkling bough 32 7 Dial, English price table 14 3 Tynedale plate 17 6 Tree decorations 19 7 Dial, English price table 15 3 Vulliamy, Blanche Georgiana, Twelth night ephemera 21 8 Dial, English price table 16 3 1869-1923 29 1 -dong merrily on high 28 7 Vyse, Charles, and Parnell CLOCKS Dirty work 31 5 Gwendolen 43 3 19th cent. 14 3 Doulton ceramic clock cases 13 10 Wall pockets 21 5 Act of Parliament 1 10 Dual dials 26 7 Warwick Vase, influence of 28 9 Alabaster clocks 42 10 Electric 14 3 Watney, Bernard, Collection 34 6 Alarm clock for Christmas 16 6 Electric battery 9 10 Watney, Bernard, Collection 35 9 American factory made 6 8 End of term 18 5 Watney, Bernard, mug 35 10 American OG shelf clocks 39 10 Eureka clock 16 6 Wedgwood alphabet mug 30 7 Anniversary clocks 32 10 ‘Four-glass’ clock 15 6 Wedgwood at Sotheby’s 6 9 Antique clocks 10 4 Four-glass clocks, French 41 10 Wedgwood at Sotheby’s 6 11 Antique clocks 12 5 French 15 2 Wedgwood, bargains in 17 4 Antique clocks 18 3 French Part I 40 10 Wedgwood designers, Apprentices and journeymen of Part II 41 2 1919-59 29 1 the English masters 42 10 French carriage clocks, price Wedgwood ‘down under’ 22 11 Arched dial, beginning of 18 10 table 25 9 Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre 45 9 Astrological clocks 38 10 French, two for Christmas 30 7 Wedgwood’s crouching Venus 15 6 ATO battery clock 14 11 Gillows clock case 19 2 Wedgwood - the missing Auction feature 10 11 Graham, George 12 11 pieces 15 6 Balloon 20 10 Grandfather, domestic 25 9 Wedgwood triumphs 29 7 Balloons for Christmas 25 7 Hooded clocks 39 10 Wedgwood, uncommon Beware 7 7 Hook-and-spike 40 4 pottery 29 10 Black Forest Part 1 8 7 Horology, a simple exercise in 8 11 Wemyss 15 4 Part 2 8 8 Investing in clocks 23 3 Wemyss pigs 26 7 Black Forest, more on 11 10 Investment 21 3 Wemyss ware 11 8 Black marble 11 12 Investment 24 3 Wemyss ware, natural charm of 33 9 Black marble, French 46 10 Investment 25 3 Wemyss ware, notes by a Boulle, 19th cent. 42 6 Investment 26 3 collector 25 9 Bracket 16 3 Investment 27 3 Which Bow vase? 23 7 Bracket 17 3 Investment 28 3 Which tile? 27 7 Bracket, a 18 7 Investment 29 3 Which Worcester tankard? 24 7 Bracket (and mantel) 13 2 Investment 30 3 Why Worcester was Bracket clocks, backplate Japanese clocks 44 10 different 27 10 engraving 30 9 Knibb, for Christmas 24 7 Willett Collection, Brighton Bracket, English 10 12 Lantern clock cases, early 46 10 Museum 28 5 Bracket, English 11 4 Lantern clock, English 22 10 Williams Ellis, Susan 33 9 Bracket, English, at auction 22 10 Lantern clock for plate 15 2 Bracket, for Christmas 23 7 Christmas 22 7 Winkle, Kathie, post war Bracket, Georgian 27 9 Lantern clocks 16 3 designer 30 6 Bracket, Victorian three-train 29 7 Lantern clocks 17 3 Winter, white as snow 26 7 Bracket, what is a? 17 10 Lantern clocks, arched dial 21 10 Wise, William 19 4 Brass dial, in the country 32 4 Lantern, honest, early, for Worcester, dated blue and Buck, John, Chester’s first Christmas 23 7 white 19 5 clockmaker 43 10 Lantern, Snow for Christmas 17 6 Worcester, early printed bottle 17 5 Carriage 6 9 Late clocks 12 6 Worcester, Klepser collection 20 1 Carriage clock, an English 19 7 Later clocks 13 2 Worcester plates, quality in 6 1 Carriage clock, a fine 14 6 Later clocks 20 3 Worcester porcelain, 1751-4, Carriage clock, buying a 32 10 Light my lantern 27 7 derivation and originality 31 5 Carriage clock, no ordinary 19 7 Longcase 9 4 Worcester porcelain, 1752-58, Carriage clock prices 8 12 Longcase 12 5 innovation and derivation 41 5 Carriage clock prices 11 11 Longcase 13 2 Worcester porcelain, Carriage clock prices 13 2 Longcase 17 3 1852-1862 12 7 Carriage clock prices 14 3 Longcase 19 3

6 Longcase 22 3 Price review 37 3 Fairground art 32 8 Longcase, 30-hour 32 10 Price review 38 8 Ferns, Victorian passion for 28 6 Longcase, a 17th cent. 20 11 Price review 39 8 Festival of Britain souvenirs 30 6 Longcase, an introduction 1 8 Price review 40 10 Glove stretchers 10 3 Longcase, at auction 10 11 Price review 42 10 Gordon collectables 19 8 Longcase, buying 27 9 Regency bracket 25 9 Gramophones and radios, price Longcase, buying, some Regulator, English 16 1 review 32 3 practical aspects 30 9 Regulator, George Jamison 16 10 Grand Tour souvenirs, market 31 3 Longcase, by William Kipling 2 11 Regulators, two 31 7 Guinness memorabilia, market 35 3 Longcase, by Christopher Renaissance clocks 36 10 Haida argillite carving 43 1 Pinchbeck 20 10 Rural clockmaking, anonymous Hairdressing antiques 17 8 Longcase, by Tompion 4 7 origins 31 4 High security in fashion 28 6 Longcase cases 4 1 Skeleton clock for Christmas22 7 Hip flasks 39 9 Longcase, casework 7 2 Skeleton clock frames, English 17 9 Horse brasses 37 4 Longcase clocks, 18th cent. 43 7 Skeleton clocks 38 10 Ivorex wall plaques 20 4 Longcase clocks, 19th cent. 44 3 Spring, decorative 18th Jelly moulds 38 9 Longcase clocks, auction cent. 15 11 Jetons 9 9 market review 46 10 Spring, early 19th cent. 16 9 Key collector’s sketchbook Longcase, dials 3 9 Taver n 12 1 Pages 1 and 2 10 3 Longcase, dials and hands 3 11 Ticking over nicely 26 8 Page 3 10 8 Longcase, early country 19 10 Turret clocks 10 6 Page 4 11 5 Longcase, fake Part 1 17 10 Verge timepiece 23 10 Page 5 11 10 Part 2 17 11 Victorian and Edwardian 8 10 Keys, 900 years of 44 6 Longcase, lacquered or Victorian and Edwardian Knife rests 30 8 japanned 16 7 novelty 11 1 Legendary objects for natural Longcase, market for 30 5 Vienna regulator, miniature 17 6 and supernatural worlds 45 8 Longcase, mini price guide Vienna regulators 21 10 Letter clips, Victorian 33 8 and faces 4 11 Wall clocks, English 44 10 Love tokens 18 9 Longcase, prices 11 11 Wall clocks, English, a Magazines 36 7 Longcase, prices on the move 31 10 buyer’s survey 33 10 Market for 28 3 Longcase, rack-striking 5 5 Wall clocks, Continental, a Market for 29 3 Longcase, saleroom buyer’s survey 34 10 Match containers 17 1 correspondent 11 7 Wall clocks, French and Franco- Match holders 45 8 Longcase, some standard Swiss, a buyer’s survey 35 10 Mauchline ware 9 10 designs 8 2 What time do you have? 41 10 Mauchline ware 32 1 Longcase, square dials 5 9 Wyke, John of Liverpool 16 1 Mauchline ware 38 4 Longcase, two for Christmas29 7 Mauchline ware souvenirs 21 8 Longcase, two for Christmas30 7 COLLECTABLES Medallions, 19th cent. Longcase, two similar 18 7 Advertising antique 11 7 commemorative 18 3 Longcase, unusual 29 9 American 41 2 Menus 38 7 Longcase, 30 hour 4 11 Americana 13 2 Menus and menu-holders 14 1 Longcase, 30 hour 15 6 American Indian collectables 38 10 Nutmeg graters 37 5 Longcase, 30 hour brass dials 6 3 Apple scoops, bone 37 4 Pincushion ladies 30 2 Longcase, 30 hour that Artifacts, small Part 1 20 5 Postal history, collecting 44 3 look like 8 day 21 6 Part 2 20 6 Price review 38 3 Longcase, buying a 32 6 Part 3 20 8 Prisoner of war, arts & crafts of 41 8 Longcase update 20 10 Automata 16 8 Prisoner-of-war bonework 10 3 Longcase, walnut case 7 7 Badges, enamel 40 1 Prisoner-of-war work, Longcase, white dialled 16 4 Badges, medieval 16 4 Napoleonic 16 5 Longcases, mahogany 12 10 Badges, regimental 18 9 Razors, open 39 6 Mantel clocks 28 10 Baskets 30 4 Sad irons 10 10 Marine chronometers 13 10 Beatles’ song for Christmas 27 7 Sad iron stands 11 3 Marine chronometers and Bells, small 15 5 Salts 30 2 deck watches, prices 14 3 Bells, foreign 19 11 Scent bottles 16 5 Marine chronometers and Bicycles, folding military 19 7 Scent bottles, Victorian 27 8 deck watches, prices 15 3 Bicycles, auction report 35 5 Seal boxes 42 3 Marine chronometers and Billikens 19 5 Seaside cottage Christmas deck watches, prices 16 3 Billy and Charley forgeries 19 2 present 17 6 Marine chronometers and Biscuit tins, 19th and 20th cent. 40 3 Seaside souvenirs 18 2 deck watches, prices 18 3 Book plates 14 7 Seaside souvenirs, ceramic 35 8 Marine chronometers and Book plates 39 10 Shaving memorabilia 32 8 deck watches, prices 19 3 British Empire Exhibition Shellwork 37 8 Marine chronometers and souvenirs 30 6 Ship timber souvenirs 31 4 deck watches 20 3 Buckles 20 9 Shoes and boots, ceramic 15 8 Marine chronometers, Buckles, shoe 10 7 Shoes and boots, ceramic collecting 29 9 Buckles, shoe 40 9 Part 1 20 5 Marine chronometers, Chocolate box art 41 2 Part 2 20 6 prices 21 3 Christian images & symbols Shoes and boots, non-ceramic 15 9 Market for clocks, post ‘9/11’ 37 10 Part I 37 2 Small change, 1,000 years of 34 8 Marquetry longcase clocks Part Ii 37 7 Souvenirs of the Grand Tour 44 8 and regulators 20 3 Coins, investment in British 13 2 Sovereign cases 20 2 Market review 23 10 Collectors’ items, market for 40 7 Stamp cases 21 10 Merlin, John Joseph 22 10 Combs as love tokens 35 7 Steam locomotives, model 9 12 Monk, William, an early rural Country bygones 11 3 Stirrup cups 41 9 clockmaker 40 10 Cromwelliana 34 4 Taxidermy 39 10 Mr Coldwell’s masterpiece 30 9 Cruet stands 31 2 Telephones 39 1 Mystery, novelty and fantasy 35 10 Cruise liners, British, keepsakes 32 10 Television sets 37 6 Nicole, Nielsen & Co 36 10 Decoys, wildfowl 21 7 Thetford pulpware 19 9 Painted dial 29 4 Diving equipment, early 33 10 Thimbles 34 1 Picture clock for Christmas 30 7 Dog collars 27 4 Tins, biscuit 6 11 Precision timekeepers 41 10 Easter eggs 34 10 Tins, British 27 4 Price review 32 3 Egg cups 13 6 Trays, gilt, for Christmas 24 7 Price review 33 3 Egg openers 11 7 Typewriters, price review 33 3 Price review 34 3 Enamel signs 42 7 Unusual collectors’ items 31 3 Price review 35 3 Etuis and seals 16 4 Victorian nodding figures 7 4 Price review 36 3 Ex-votos 30 7 Victorian peepshows 8 11

7 Walking sticks, dual purpose8 12 18th. cent. 43 1 Miniature 33 2 Walking sticks, horse race 19 7 18th cent. bowls (for Two fans 18 7 Watch stands 38 10 beginners) 5 11 Two fans 26 7 Wax portraits, Samuel Percy 46 8 18th cent. with pedestal stems 45 3 Wireless sets, collecting early 10 10 18th cent., why and how 26 10 FIREMARKS Wireless sets, Kenmac Radio 14 6 19th cent. wineglasses 23 9 Auction feature 10 12 Women’s Movement Balustroids, surprising 24 7 Firemarks 13 3 memorabilia 33 8 Custard cups to drinking Firemarks and history of fire Zeppelin, for Christmas 15 6 boots 3 1 insurance 24 2 Dwarf ales 15 8 Minor monuments 18 3 COMMEMORATIVES (See also English 18 3 Ceramics) Facet stemmed 3 3 FIREPLACE FURNITURE Commemorative medallions Pt I 41 7 Fashionable 16 5 Fenders 25 4 Pt II 41 8 Late Georgian Part 1 15 10 Fire-irons 28 2 Commemoratives 18 3 Part 2 15 11 Fireplaces 37 7 Edward VIII coronation mugs 18 4 Opaque twist 15 7 Grate revolution Part 1 16 7 Royal commemorative ceramics 47 2 Opaque twist, 18th cent. 17 5 Part 2 16 8 Souvenirs of the Great Opaque twist stems, making 33 9 Exhibition 18 9 Plain stem 20 7 FURNITURE Rock crystal engraved 14 6 £100,000 is not DECORATIVE ARTS Rummer, English 16 4 respectable? 23 8 20th cent. design at auction 41 1 Rummers 31 2 18th cent., British interior Part 1 35 1 British 20th cent., auction report 35 3 Touch of glass at Christmas 16 6 Part 2 35 5 British 20th cent., price review 33 3 Tumblers 32 5 18th cent., investment 28 3 British 20th cent., price review 36 3 Victorian stemmed 20 5 18th cent., investment 29 3 British 20th cent., price review 37 3 Wineglasses for Christmas 29 7 18th cent., investment 30 3 Paul Reeves sale 43 1 Wineglasses, price trends 14 7 18th cent., investment 31 3 18th cent., price review 32 3 DESIGNERS EMBROIDERY 18th cent., price review 33 3 Benson, W.A.S. 38 6 Collecting only the best 11 1 18th cent., price review 34 3 Crane, Walter, at Rode 39 5 Embroidered caskets 29 7 18th cent., price review 35 3 Day, Lewis Foreman 41 10 Embroidered dresses, babies’ 9 4 18th cent., price review 36 3 Day, Lucienne 36 1 Embroidered pictures 23 3 18th cent., price review 37 3 Knox, Archibald 36 7 Embroidery, the art of 9 1 18th cent., price review 38 3 McKnight Kauffer, Edward 42 1 English Part 1 7 7 19th cent., investment 28 3 Murray, Keith 21 11 Part 2 7 8 19th cent., investment 29 3 Murray, Keith, glass of 41 9 Part 3 7 9 19th cent., investment 30 3 Nash, Paul 28 6 Flower embroidery, affordable 24 1 19th cent., investment 31 3 Stabler, Harold & Phoebe 42 1 Furnishings, needlework 36 1 19th cent., price review 32 3 Walton, George 29 1 Orphreys 20 7 19th cent., price review 35 3 Silkwork pictures 21 6 19th cent., price review 36 3 DOLLS AND DOLLSʼ HOUSES Victorian 23 8 19th cent., price review 37 3 A doll for Christmas 16 7 Woolwork, by sailors & soldiers 42 4 19th cent., price review 38 3 19th cent. bisque Woolwork pictures 39 6 19th and 20th cent., price review33 3 shoulder-headed 10 10 19th and 20th cent., price review34 3 Antique 14 3 ENAMEL 19th cent., styles 31 6 Antique 15 3 Early English emamels 45 7 20th cent. 34 7 Antique and period Part 1 3 4 Enamelled opera glasses 42 7 20th cent. bureau 23 7 Part 2 3 5 Enamel signs 42 7 20th cent. Cotswold 23 10 Auction feature 9 7 English enamels 44 9 20th cent. furniture: how are the icons Chinese man and his costumes 43 1 English painted boxes getting on? 40 1 Current prices 5 11 Part 1 3 3 20th cent. furniture market 22 3 Dashing doll for Christmas 25 7 Part 2 3 4 20th cent. furniture market 23 3 Definitely different 18 7 English painted, the etui 7 4 20th cent., investment 24 3 Door of Hope Mission 42 10 20th cent., investment 25 3 Dolls 2 2 FAKES 20th cent., investment 26 3 Dolls 12 5 Chairs 1 4 20th cent., investment 27 3 Dolls 13 2 Christmas decorations 33 7 20th cent., price review 35 3 Dolls 18 7 Conversations of a vetting 20th cent., price review 37 3 Dolls’ house furniture committee 15 6 20th cent., price review 38 3 (mass-produced) 21 8 Fake, fabulous, altered or ACC Furniture Index 2000 35 9 Dolls’ houses and furniture, conspiracy to deceive ACC Furniture Index 2001 36 9 market 24 3 Part 1 18 11 ACC Furniture Index 2002 37 9 Early wooden 12 6 Part 2 19 5 ACC Furniture Index 2003 38 8 Eyes 17 11 Fakes and forgeries of ACC Furniture Index 2004 39 8 Fashion dolls and miniatures, British silver ware Part 1 7 1 ACC Furniture Index 2005 40 8 Evelyn Way Kendall collection 34 6 Part 2 7 2 ACC Furniture Index 2006 41 8 Half-dolls 21 10 Fakes in 19th cent. British ACC Furniture Index 2007 42 8 Investing in 19 3 pottery 14 8 ACC Furniture Index 2008 43 8 Market for dolls 23 3 Faking on a tight budget 4 4 ACC Furniture Index 2009 44 8 Market for dolls 26 3 Oak armchair 18 11 ACC Furniture Index 2010 45 8 Military dolls 36 5 Old sheffield plate, fake and ACC Furniture Index 2011 46 8 Price review 32 3 repro. 5 9 ACC Furniture Index 2012 47 8 Two dolls’ houses 19 7 Longcase clocks Part 1 17 10 Aesthetic monstrosity 27 7 Part 2 17 11 Age of oak? 23 1 DRINKING GLASSES Albuera wood, what is it? 35 10 Amen glass 23 7 FANS Anglo-Irish furniture 32 8 An important group of, Fan collecting 14 7 Antique in 1924 4 8 c.1830-50 14 5 Fan for Christmas 22 7 Antique furniture business, 1st July 1690 (Williamite) 4 5 Fans Part 1 5 2 the end of an 21 6 18th cent. 1 6 Part 2 5 3 Antique furniture in the 21st 18th cent. 2 3 Fans 8 12 century 47 2 18th cent. 2 8 Fans 22 3 Antique furniture: your first 18th cent. 3 2 Folding for 19 8 safe buy 33 6 18th cent. 5 7 Lace on 17 9 Antique furniture, saleroom 18th cent. 9 4 Lesser examples 15 10 prices 27 9

8 Art Deco 33 2 Chippendale 5 4 committee (1) 13 11 Art Deco 37 6 Chairs for a purpose 28 2 (2) 14 2 Arts and Crafts by Baillie Scott 40 3 Chairs, harlequin 12 10 (3) 14 5 Arts and Crafts Movement Chairs, Hepplewhite 13 6 (4) 14 10 Part 1 8 7 Chairs, joined arm- 13 9 (5) 15 1 Part 2 8 8 Chairs, Norman Shaw 15 4 (6) 15 4 Arts and Crafts Movement 10 10 Chairs, oak, from South (8) 15 8 Arts and Crafts Movement 32 5 Wales 27 4 (9) 15 10 Arts & Crafts, Shapland & Petter 41 3 Chairs, Regency 2 6 (10) 16 1 As the fashion furnishes 26 7 Chairs, solid splat cabriole- (11) 16 3 At auction from £25 36 1 legged 1700-1730 10 8 (12) 16 4 At Christie’s South Chairs, some cheaper 7 6 (13) 16 6 Kensington 23 5 Chairs, two Arts and Crafts 28 7 (14) 16 10 At Sotheby’s 23 2 Chairs, Victorian 2 7 (15) 17 1 Bachelor’s chests, English 39 9 Chairs, Victorian balloon back 6 1 (16) 17 3 Baldock, Beckford, Bridgens Chairs, Windsor Part 1 2 8 (17) 17 5 and Bullock 23 8 Part 2 2 9 Communication from 17 6 Bardic chairs 44 4 Chairs, Windsor 9 2 (18) 17 8 Beds and bedroom Chairs, Windsor from Rockley 8 10 (19) 17 10 1700-1830 15 1 Chairs, Windsor, labelled Corner cupboards 19 3 Beds, four-poster 10 7 comb-back 11 12 Corner cupboards 36 2 Bedside cupboards, two 29 7 Changing values 11 11 Corner cupboards 45 2 Bentwood furniture 14 7 Changing values 13 11 Corner cupboards and Bible boxes 13 3 Channel Islands furniture 46 1 cabinets 7 12 Bible boxes 13 8 Chest, alchemist’s 17 6 Country dealer’s log book 43 4 Bookcase, revolving, mystery 41 1 Chest - can anyone help? 15 8 Country furniture 8 9 Bookcases, two Victorian 29 7 Chest - can anyone help? 15 10 Country furniture 9 4 Bookrest, a carved 14 6 Chest of drawers, choosing a Country furniture 10 4 Boulle, an introduction 25 8 Part 1 36 6 Country furniture 11 4 Brass handles 1 11 Part 2 36 8 Country furniture 12 5 British 1880-1915 Part 1 12 8 Chest of drawers, double, Country furniture 13 2 Part 2 12 9 Georgian 40 2 Country furniture 14 3 British, are some prices Chest of drawers, Restoration 37 1 Country furniture 15 3 going down? 24 10 Chests, oak, domestic, Country furniture 16 3 Bureau, a closer look at 4 4 1500-1610 47 4 Country furniture 19 3 Bureau, back to the 42 5 Chests of drawers, early 1 8 Country furniture 20 3 Bureau, development of Chests of drawers, 1860-1730 1 9 Country furniture 22 3 Part 1 6 11 Chests of drawers, 1740-1840 1 10 Country furniture 23 3 Part 2 6 12 Chests of drawers for Country furniture 24 3 Part 3 7 4 Christmas 14 6 Country furniture 25 3 Part 4 7 5 Chests of drawers for Country furniture 26 3 Bureau fit for a King 26 7 Christmas 29 7 Country furniture 27 3 Bureau, fruitwood 1 12 Chests of drawers, moulded Country furniture and primitive art, Bureau, on buying a 30 8 front, 1660-1700 44 4 sale report 32 8 Bureaux 13 5 Chests of drawers, mouldings 1 12 Country furniture, art of 42 4 Burges wardrobe 24 7 Chests, good Georgian brown 14 3 Country furniture at Sotheby’s 8 4 Cabinet, walnut on stand Chests, oak 34 1 Country furniture, British 31 5 (altered) 5 11 Chests, straight fronted 13 6 Country furniture, colour and Cane-chair makers of England 35 8 Chests, two walnut 4 12 patination in 34 4 Canterburies 3 10 Chiffonier, the changing 42 10 Country furniture, dated 39 4 Canterbury tales 29 7 Chinese, 19th cent. 9 8 Country furniture dealer, tribute 45 4 Card table for Christmas 28 7 Chinese export 12 2 Country furniture, regional traits 33 4 Card table for Christmas 30 7 Chinese influences on early Country-made, timbers of 12 4 Card tables 34 9 Georgian furniture 42 3 Country, prices moving Care and handling of antique Chippendale, Thomas 40 8 upwards 12 7 furniture 33 9 Christmas chairs 26 7 Country seats 28 7 Carlton House writing tables 47 1 Christmas offerings 22 7 Country side tables 38 4 Cast iron 27 10 Christmas offerings 23 7 Credenzas, cabinets and Cedarwood chest from Bermuda 38 2 Christie’s auction 21 1 contradictions, Victorian 46 6 Cellaret 12 3 Christie’s auction 21 4 Cubbord with locke and key 10 2 Cellaret, sold on a 28 7 Christie’s auction 21 10 Cutlery boxes 31 1 Chairbacks for beginners 3 8 Christie’s recent sales 21 9 Davenports, a tale of two 39 2 Chair, earliest mahogany? 17 6 Clive Sherwood Collection 37 4 Day, Robin, three cabinets 36 7 Chair, Macclesfield 11 6 Coalbrookdale hallstand 24 7 Decorative 21 3 Chair, Mendlesham 15 6 Coffers, oak 6 4 Decorative, 19th cent. 18 3 Chair, Richard Hewett’s Coke Collection at Christie’s 31 8 Delightful oddities! 35 4 Windsor 9 9 Collecting, in 19th cent. 36 6 Dendrochronology and the study Chair design in the 18th Colour and surface 47 4 of furniture 34 2 cent. 8 5 Colour of 16 5 Desks, kneehole 3 11 Chair design 1880-1905 12 11 Commode for Christmas 24 7 Dining room 1730-1830 16 2 Chair, turkeywork seat 19 4 Commode, Harrington 46 1 Display cabinets 26 2 Chairs to the end of the Commodes 3 8 Display cabinets & credenzas, 17th cent. 2 1 Commodes, Chippendale 21 9 Victorian 44 1 Chairs, tubular metal 30 6 Commodes, Sir Roger Dough bins 41 4 Chairs, 1700-1750 2 2 Newdigate’s 26 2 Drawing the line 25 1 Chairs, 1750-1800 2 3 Continental alternative 39 10 Dresser base, caveat Chairs, 18th cent., two 28 7 Continental furniture 12 6 emptor 15 5 Chairs, children’s 6 10 Continental furniture 14 3 Dresser bases, two English 11 11 Chairs, Chippendale 13 6 Continental furniture 16 3 Dresser, breakfront, ‘Anglesey’ 31 7 Chairs, country 2 5 Continental furniture 26 3 Dressers, on buying 30 4 Chairs, country 8 6 Continental furniture, 19th Dressers, English 8 1 Chairs, Cromwellian 13 3 cent 23 3 Dressers, pine, Welsh, Chairs, dining 1700-1740 5 2 Continental furniture, 19th 1750-1870 11 12 Chairs, dining, early cent 24 3 Dressers, Welsh 2 2 Victorian 28 7 Continental, popular periods 13 2 Dressers, Welsh 7 8 Chairs, dining pre- Conversations of a vetting Dressers, Welsh, history of 43 4

9 Dressing chairs, Georgian 44 6 Gillows work table 19 6 Modern British furniture Dressing table, fruitwood 1 11 Goodwin sideboard 20 4 designers 26 9 Dressing table, kneehole 4 7 Good, better, best 24 7 Modernist 16 3 Dryad cane 19 9 Gordon Russell 44 6 Monsters of the antique Dumb waiters 13 6 Gordon Russell’s 14 4 world Part 1 9 11 Dumb waiters 45 1 Gordon Russell’s 19 6 Part 2 16 11 Dumfries House 42 7 Gothic revivals 22 7 Part 3 17 2 Dutch and Anglo-Dutch 8 12 Grosvenor House Fair, Part 4 17 4 Easement, furniture of furniture at 4 3 Mouldings 14 2 Part 1 13 10 Harewood furniture 42 9 ‘Mouseman’ at auction 40 4 Part 2 13 11 Harewood State Bed restored 35 7 ‘Mouseman’, Robert Ebonised, late 19th cent. 12 1 Heal’s 25 6 Thompson 26 6 Edwardian 18 8 Heal, Ambrose, designs 38 1 Myths of English Furniture History: Edwardian exuberance 33 7 High Victorian 27 8 Anglo-Dutch part I 34 5 Edwardian furniture Home, 17th cent. 20 11 Anglo-Dutch part II 34 8 catalogues 10 3 ‘Horsebone’ chairs, early 36 9 Cuban mahogany 32 8 Egyptian, ancient & revivals 41 3 House on my wall 26 7 Great frost of 1709 and walnut Elizabethan revival 23 11 Hutch, oak 14 11 ‘famine’ 32 6 English, 1880-1940 12 5 Influence of Victorian Laburnum wood furniture 33 2 English, 20th cent. 16 3 Exhibitions 11 2 Mulberry wood furniture by European, 19th cent. 27 3 Invalid table 34 6 Coxed and Woster 33 5 ‘Exceptional 12’ furniture sale 43 3 Investment, market for antique Queen Anne chair 35 2 Exhibition pieces & exhibitions 41 5 furniture as 38 5 Red walnut 32 10 Fake, fabulous, altered or Is it or isn’t it? Rosewood 33 8 conspiracy to deceive (Competition) 17 3 Night tables 45 10 Part 1 18 11 Is it or isn’t it? (Answers) 17 6 Not always what it seems 29 2 Part 2 19 5 Joined stools, early 39 4 Nyetimber Manor contents, auction Fakes, ‘potential’, walnut Joints 29 8 report 36 6 escritoire 2 12 July 2000 furniture sales 35 6 Oak 4 11 ‘Feeding the Wood’ 38 7 Knife boxes 13 6 Oak 6 8 Feet and legs for beginners 3 7 ‘Lace’ boxes, late 17th cent. 40 8 Oak 12 5 Fifties Contemporary Revival 39 1 Lacquer, Oriental and English 21 2 Oak and country 20 11 Fine 18th. cent. 9 4 Lacquerware, Oriental, trade in 36 10 Oak and country, investment30 3 Fine English at Christie’s 39 2 Leaves for the table 25 7 Oak and country, market review 41 4 Finishes 16 8 Liberty’s art nouveau 27 2 Oak and country, the market Fireside chair, 1928-1940, Liberty’s, collecting 47 9 for 22 1 development of 24 6 Library furniture 1750-1830 14 6 Oak, a new book on 14 1 First sale of decade 24 11 Life and letters of a furniture Oak, auction feature 9 3 Fletton Tower sale 29 10 freak 18 6 Oak, Bramcote Manor collection 36 4 Folding chairs 24 8 Linen presses 40 9 Oak, Burrell collection 11 8 Folding tables Part I 37 2 Linke, Francois 38 5 Oak, chest, Boughton Part II 37 8 Lorimer, Robert Stodart and Monchelsea 34 9 Part III 37 10 Mackintosh, Charles Rennie 38 6 Oak, current state 26 10 Ford & Son, Sheffield 28 1 Lowboys, looking at 46 4 Oak, dating northern English 9 11 French 29 6 Lowboys, side, pad feet, Oak, early 9 4 French, 19th cent. 17 3 square leg 13 7 Oak, early 11 4 French, 19th cent., collecting 24 9 Mackintosh, Charles Rennie and Oak, early 13 2 French and Italian 8 11 Lorimer, Robert Stodart 38 6 Oak, early 14 3 French, art nouveau 19 3 Mahogany 22 3 Oak, early 15 3 French furniture, glossary Mahogany 23 3 Oak, early 16 3 of terms 40 5 Mahogany, 1740-1840 11 4 Oak, early 17 3 French furniture styles Mahogany, 18th cent., Oak, early 18 3 Part 1 14 9 chests 22 5 Oak, early 19 3 Part 2 14 11 Mahogany, 18th cent., Oak, early 20 3 Part 3 15 2 investment 24 3 Oak, early 21 3 Part 4 15 5 Mahogany, 18th cent., Oak, early 22 3 Part 5 15 7 investment 25 3 Oak, early 24 3 Part 6 15 9 Mahogany, 18th cent., Oak, early 25 3 French provincial 26 4 investment 26 3 Oak, early 26 3 French side cabinets, two 30 7 Mahogany, 18th cent., Oak, early 27 3 From the north west 29 4 investment 27 3 Oak, early 28 3 Furniture as fine art? 23 7 Mahogany, advent of 16 10 Oak, early 29 3 Gap widens, the 18 3 Mahogany, chest of drawers 31 7 Oak, early 31 3 Georgian brown 13 2 Mahogany early 17 3 Oak, early, in context 31 4 Georgian brown 14 3 Mahogany early 25 10 Oak, fake 15 6 Georgian brown 15 3 Mainly ‘Progressive’ 14 8 Oak, fake armchair 18 11 Georgian brown 16 3 Makepeace, John 41 1 Oak, early, for various budgets 35 4 Georgian brown 17 3 Maker’s label, John Coxed 2 3 Oak, forms of turning in Georgian brown 18 3 Making things like they used to 44 8 early English 10 12 Georgian brown 19 3 Manchineel 39 3 Oak, Glos. and Som. 11 1 Georgian brown 20 3 ‘Manorial’ furniture at auction 42 2 Oak, language of 12 3 Georgian brown, a review 41 6 Marble tops and hairy feet 22 11 Oak, later carved 3 9 Georgian, early, Chinese Market moves up 28 9 Oak, mythology of 11 10 influences on 42 3 Market trends in 19th cent. 9 6 Oak sale, report 36 3 Georgian furnishing in town Market, provincial 21 11 Oak sale, Sotheby’s 16 4 house 27 5 Marquetry and inlay, late Oak, Salisbury and S. Wilts 11 5 Georgian gentleman’s Victorian 20 6 Oak, spindle cupboard 23 7 dining-room 31 8 Mercy seat 9 9 Oak, Sotheby’s auction 21 7 Georgian provincial 9 5 Metal of R. W. Winfield 19 10 Oak, tendencies in the price Getting it in proportion 27 7 Military furniture 19 11 of early 10 4 Gillingham Collection, auction Miniature furniture Part 1 2 10 Oak, tree-ring analysis 11 6 report 35 2 Part 2 3 2 Oak and walnut, auction Gillows of Lancaster and Mirror for Christmas 24 7 feature 9 8 London 43 3 Mirrors 17 2 Old furniture, better value 21 5 Gillows, the glory of 39 6 Mirrors, 18th cent. 31 2 Only a few bargains 25 9 Gillows records 20 9 Mirrors, Chippendale 13 8 Oriental, 19th cent. 13 2

10 Oriental reciprocal influences 13 1 Spice cupboard, oak 14 6 Walnut, please, some Painted, early 24 4 Stewart, Charles 9 9 documented 23 7 Parry Collection Part I 32 2 Stool, a joined, discussed 9 1 Walnut, Queen Anne 17 3 Part II 32 4 Stools Part 1 5 10 Walnuts for Christmas! 26 7 Partridgewood 38 10 Part 2 5 11 Wardrobes 11 9 Past imperfect 43 8 Part 3 5 12 Wardrobes 40 9 Patent metamorphic Stools, two joined 18 7 Washstand, an unusual 11 1 1780-1830 13 9 Stools, Victorian 6 2 Washstands and other bedroom Patina, importance of 18 2 Table, Colonel Pickering’s 19 7 articles (English country) 35 4 Patina, importance of 28 5 Tables, card Part 1 4 6 Webbing, development of Patination, skin deep 18 7 Part 2 4 8 English 19 1 Pattern books, furnishing Table, Chippendale writing 9 10 Welsh 19 11 your house and garden in Table, cricket 18 7 Welsh domestic 9 3 the 1760s 21 4 Table, hexagonal 16 8 Welsh rural desk, 18th cent . 28 4 Pedestal occasional tables 15 3 Table, hunt the 17 7 What of the future? 24 5 Pembroke tables 44 3 Tables, dining in a country What’s in a chair 23 4 Pembroke tables, two 30 7 cottage 8 4 ‘Wicker’ furniture 31 9 Pine 9 4 Table, Dutch 17th cent. 8 10 William Morris sofa 15 6 Pine 9 12 Table fit for a King 25 7 Windsor chair, attributable 38 4 Pine 27 4 Tables, dining, choosing 28 8 Windsor chair, English, Pine, quality in 9 9 Tables, gate-leg Part 1 5 8 tradition 25 4 Pot, two for the 16 7 Part 2 5 9 Windsor chair, oil to Olympia 39 4 Press cupboards, mahogany 13 2 Table, occasional, a closer look 10 11 Windsor chairs, Perceval- Price guide review 27 1 Tables, Regency, library and Compton, encore 42 7 Price revisions 1994 29 9 writing 3 4 Windsors at West Wycombe 47 1 Prices 20 5 Tables, side Part 1 2 10 Wine furniture 22 6 Prices 20 7 Part 2 2 11 Wood carving on Victorian Prices 22 8 Part 3 2 12 furniture 22 10 Prices 32 9 Part 4 3 1 Woodworking and carving Prices at Christie’s 20 8 Part 5 3 2 machinery Part 1 12 12 Prices, changes in, 1988/9 23 9 Tables, sofa 10 9 Part 2 13 4 Prices, likely trends in 1992 26 8 Table, 18th cent. tripod 5 6 Prices, movements in 30 10 Tables, long, then & now 39 7 GAMES Prices, movements in 34 10 Tables, tripod 1 12 Backgammon boards 29 7 Prices, new auction season 24 8 Tables, tripod, small Collecting antique and vintage 45 1 Prices, oak 22 4 mid-Georgian 22 9 Collecting old 13 7 Prices of 19th cent. 11 4 Tables, work, Regency and Gaming antiques 18 9 Prices, the random factor 21 6 Victorian 41 10 Gaming counters, Chinese Price trends 33 10 Table-talk 24 7 export 28 5 Prices, unlikely to drop further 26 5 Tallboys, two 18 6 Gaming counters, Chinese Problems of pricing 20 4 Tallboys, two walnut 6 3 export, fake 29 7 Quality in British 25 5 Thomas Chippendale 21 2 Cribbage boards 20 10 Regency, sale of Edward Timber, sources of, in oak Horse-racing 28 4 James collection 21 8 furniture 26 1 Jigsaw puzzles, British, Regency, richness of 43 6 Tortoiseshell 20 2 1760-1900 34 1 Regency taste 1790-1830 31 10 Travel, furniture for 1900-1939 34 6 Respectable reproductions 23 3 1760-1860 22 2 Jigsaws, Chad Valley publicity 37 3 Review of spring sales 43 2 Travelling and campaigning Miniature croquet set for Revolving bookcase mystery 15 4 1790-1850 19 2 Christmas 22 7 Richly engraved with urns 10 1 Tripod furniture 39 5 Ornament for Christmas 29 7 Rococo mahogany stands 27 7 Tunbridgeware casket 22 7 Playing cards 12 5 Roofed bookcase 17 6 Turkeywork backstool 16 6 Playing cards 43 10 Rosewood, why is it called Turkeywork seat 19 4 Playing card gift for Christmas 14 6 rosewood? 47 3 Twenty years on, prices 23 1 Playing cards, for Christmas 18 7 Russell, Gordon 44 6 Two pairs of courtly chairs 25 7 Solitaire and turned boards 27 5 ‘Rustic’ or ‘rural’ 32 4 Upholstery for collectors 37 5 Spellicans, dissected puzzles Saleroom notes 25 2 Victorian, at auction 6 7 and old table games 21 6 Salisbury Joiners’ Company in Victorian and Edwardian 16 3 the 17th cent. 19 11 Victorian cabinetmaking, some aspects GARDEN ANTIQUES Scandinavian furniture 1930-75 35 7 of 30 2 Ancestral seats 37 1 Scottish Highland country Victorian carved oak 24 1 Artifical stone garden furniture 39 4 Victorian, Edwardian and ornaments 26 4 Scottish Lowland vernacular 40 4 1920s 17 3 Coalbrookdale garden furniture 32 7 Settles 10 5 Victorian, Edwardian and repro. 13 2 Collecting garden bygones 24 1 Settles 19 11 Victorian, Edwardian and repro. 14 3 Come into the garden 25 1 Shapland & Petter 41 3 Victorian fruitwood kidney- Garden antiques 31 1 Sideboard pedestals 14 6 shaped table 16 6 Garden ornament, price review 36 3 Sideboards, 1760s-1840 19 11 Victorian furniture design 6 6 Garden ornaments in lead 22 7 Sideboards Victorian London, forgotton Garden statuary, investment 26 3 Pt I: Georgian & Regency 45 7 furniture makers of 24 2 Garden statuary, market for 30 3 Pt II: William IV & Victorian 46 2 Victorian, investment 24 3 Garden syringes, brass 34 4 Sideboards, quality in 11 1 Victorian, investment 25 3 Implements & tools 39 3 Sitting comfortably 27 7 Victorian, investment 26 3 Iron and lead statuary, Small furniture for the early Victorian, investment 27 3 investment 24 3 cottage 11 3 Victorian, luxury furniture Lead cisterns 20 4 Snakewood in 17th cent. furniture makers 23 2 Look or investment? 26 7 making 32 1 Victorian, mid 23 3 Pair of bronze vases 23 6 Sobell, Sir Michael, Victorian, revivals of 18th cent. 10 6 Punch figures, two 30 7 collection 29 5 Victorian, rococo revival 23 6 Summer-houses, Victorian Sofas & settees, part I 38 4 Victorian, signed 19 3 and Edwardian 33 4 part II 38 9 Visiting a dealer 4 9 Urns 46 3 part III 39 2 Visiting a dealer 5 1 Sofa tables, late Georgian and Walnut, 1690-1740 20 3 GENERAL Regency 47 5 Walnut, English 1 1 A Hundred Years On 36 8, Sotheby’s auction 21 8 Walnut, early English 2 3 36 9, 36 10, 37 1, 37 2, 37 4, 37 5, Spanish and Spanish-Moorish 9 1 Walnut, games tables, two 19 7 37 7, 37 9

11 A new experience 18 5 Antique glass market 23 3 English 10 5 Antique dealers are human 11 4 Antique glass, price trends in 22 8 English 16 3 Antiques in Ireland, visit to 5 1 Apsley Pellatt, glass pioneer 46 3 English and continental Antiques insurance 32 7 A toast for Christmas 19 7 (auction preview) 10 8 Are you looking after your Antique or modern? 11 5 English 19th cent. 12 4 collection? 39 3 Art glass Part 1 13 4 English 19th cent. pressed 16 9 BADA Fair 31 9 Part 2 13 5 English, engraved, 1800-40 45 7 Behind the catalogue 19 4 Auction report 18 10 English opaque-white 17 6 Booty from the country Bagleys of Knottingley 28 2 Fake & reproduction, 20th century builder 10 5 Beadwork, European, ‘antique’ glassware 36 7 Charles Horner of Halifax 1700-1950s 45 2 Fishy paperweight 27 7 Part I 37 5 Beilby enamelled glass 30 7 Flasks from the past 28 7 Part II 37 6 Beilby enamelled glass 46 2 For £50 and under 40 7 Collecting on a tight budget 6 9 Beilby, or is it? 27 7 French art deco 6 9 Collectors talking 36 8 Betts, Thomas, London French art 10 8 Collectors talking 36 10 glass-cutter 24 2 French art, investment 27 3 Creating the past 44 2 Bohemian 44 9 French opaline 16 6 Dealers’ choice 37 4 Bottles, antique glass 35 9 Gallé, Emile, glassware of 6 3 Dear Father Christmas... 32 7 Bristol 9 8 Gallé vase for Christmas 25 7 Discriminating thief, postscript 42 10 Bristol blue glass? 31 7 German enamelled 27 7 Fashion and faking 19 8 British and Irish, investment 24 3 Glass 19 3 Folk art, auction report 24 4 British and Irish, investment 25 3 Glass 22 3 Georgian dessert 29 2 British and Irish, investment 28 3 Glass 26 3 How much is it worth? 41 6 British cameo glass 22 6 Glasshouses 26 2 Humidity 21 5 British cut glass 15 5 Glass market 17 3 Humidity control & conservation 37 9 British, investment 27 3 Glass market review 41 6 Identification of coats of Chandelier restored 34 9 Glass, price review 31 3 arms Part 1 12 8 Cheap antique 17 2 Glass, price review 32 3 Part 2 12 9 Chinese 23 6 Glass, price review 33 3 Part 3 12 10 Collecting, changing fashions in 32 9 Glass, price review 34 3 International Ceramics Fair 31 3 Coloured, first half 19th Glass, price review 35 3 Internet, thoughts on 34 7 cent. 6 8 Glass, price review 36 3 Ivory, is it? 14 8 Coloured, more about Glass, price review 37 3 Junk, price of 4 1 Victorian 16 2 Glass, price review 38 3 LAPADA Show 31 5 Coloured pressed 19th cent. Glass, price review 38 8 ‘Little Things Please’ 37 7 Part 1 18 4 Glass, price review 39 8 Looking after antiques 38 2 Part 2 18 8 Glass sales at Sotheby’s 7 1 Metal detecting 35 4 Coloured, some notes on 16 8 Grosvenor House 4 3 Mounting and framing water- Contemporary British 29 1 Hip flasks 39 9 colours 32 5 Contemporary, market in 23 3 Hyacinth, root or bulb Museums – see Museums Contemporary, market in 26 3 glasses 14 9 Old Hall Japan Works, Cranberry 14 10 Imperfections in 11 1 Wolverhampton 23 6 Cranberry 33 7 In the saleroms, 1994 29 8 Olympia Fair 1996 31 3 Curiosities of Georgian Investing in English 15 3 Ormolu 5 7 glassmaking 31 5 Investment 21 3 Parson Woodforde 6 1 Curiosities of Victorian Investment 29 3 Picture frames 7 6 glassmaking 31 6 Investment 30 3 Pictures - how to hang, frame Custard cups 11 7 Irish glass, auction report 35 7 & mount 43 5 Custard cups and jelly Lalique 23 5 Portobello Road 45 1 glasses 20 9 London cut glass 22 2 Portobello Road, return to 3 2 Cut glass, 19th cent. 22 7 Micromosaics, Roman 28 1 Price Trends before, during and after Cut glass, British, 1745-95 39 6 Monart: 20th cent. Scottish the Recession 32 3 Cut glass, British, 20th cent. art glass 22 5 Puzzle pieces 13 4 Part I, pre-war 37 6 Moulded, 19th cent. glassware 35 2 Quality, price and the Part II, post-war 37 9 Moulded, British, table-glass 34 9 collector 1 7 Cut glass, early 19th cent. 6 5 Moulded pedestal stem 20 4 Rediscovered furniture 44 2 Cut glass, first English 36 9 Murray, Keith, glass of 41 9 Registry marks, details of 1 10 Cut glass, geometric 21 8 Nailsea 4 1 Ring, the 20 1 Damage & restoration 38 9 Nailsea, the doubtful origins Search for a ship 15 7 Decanters, of 16 6 Second-best? 24 11 birth of 34 1 Opaque twist glass 34 5 Shopping in Regent Street by 1750-1950 34 2 Opaque twist stems, making 33 9 night 38 5 buying 34 6 Oriental influences on Victorian 44 9 Society of Women Artists 41 1 Decanters, evolution of Paperweights - see Paperweights Some rights and wrongs 14 5 English Part 1 9 11 Parkington Collection, British glass, Starting from scratch Part 2 10 1 sale report 32 7 Part 1 7 7 Decanters, evolution of shapes 38 9 Plain, make it 18 7 Part 2 7 9 Decanters, Victorian Post-war 18 3 Stationers’ Hall 9 10 Part 1 14 7 Powell, James, & Sons Tribute to Derek Green 45 4 Part 2 14 8 (Whitefriars) Ltd Part 1 29 2 Upholstery for collectors 37 5 Decoration Part 1 20 1 Part 2 29 5 Victorian sales at Christie’s 7 3 Part 2 20 4 Pressed glass, 19th cent. 35 6 Wallpapers, dating 13 8 Decoration on English Pressed glass, 20th cent. part 1 35 9 Welsh Sale, report 36 2 pre-1800 13 8 part 2 36 2 Westminster Cathedral, Designer in glass industry, Pressed is best 24 1 treasures of 39 9 1930-1960 26 6 Prominent landmarks 20 3 What is a valuation worth? 32 6 Dessert glasses, 18th cent. 46 9 Regency cut glass jug 25 7 Young generation of watercolour Dresser, Christopher, and Thomas Roman 19 7 dealers 40 10 Webb & Sons 42 3 Roman 24 11 Drinking - see Drinking Rum choice? 28 7 GLASS (See also Drinking Glasses) Glasses Salts, Georgian, 1765-1800 40 9 20th cent. 34 7 Early English, outstanding Scandinavian, modern 18 9 20th cent., an introduction to events 1970-1985 21 4 Scandinavian for Christmas 17 6 collecting 39 1 Edwardian, forgotten beauty of 44 1 Scent bottles, auction report 35 7 20th cent., greatest hits 40 1 Enamelled glassware, Stuart Soda versus lead 15 1 Animals 45 6 crystal 25 6 Sparkling Christmas 24 7

12 Sport on glass 47 3 Old Rectory, Banningham 39 2 and accessories 28 6 Stained glass 19 1 Powderham Castle & Seaton Inlaid marble jewellery 33 1 Stevens & Williams, 19th cent. 42 9 Delaval 44 7 Jensen, Georg, jewellery 42 7 Stevens & Williams, 20th cent. 43 3 Property from two ducal Jet, Victorian Part 1 18 4 Stevenson, Dr Harwood collection, collections 39 7 Part 2 18 5 auction report 34 9 Reeves, Paul, sale 43 1 Jewellery 16 3 Stirrup cups 41 9 Scone Palace and Blairquhan 42 3 Jewellery 18 3 Sunderland Bridge on glass 30 5 Scott Collection of British Jewellery 21 3 Swedish glassworks 42 1 pictures 43 5 Jewellery, 20th cent. 18 6 Tableware design, a bold Seaton Delaval & Powderham Jewellery, 20th cent. 19 7 experiment in 19 6 Castle 44 7 Jewellery, 1870-1920 16 3 Thomas Webb & Sons, and Shrubland Park, Suffolk 41 6 Jewellery to Wear: Christopher Dresser 42 3 Thorockmorton, Lady Isabel Berlin ironwork 36 2 Threaded glassware 24 9 collection 45 5 Cut steel 35 8 Tiffany, the magician 36 6 Tissington Hall, Derbyshire, Mourning jewellery 35 1 Tumblers 32 5 collections from 43 10 Scottish pebble 35 5 Two night-lights 26 7 Warner, Roger, Collection 44 4 Jewellery market 22 3 United Glass & Alexander Hardie Jewellery market 24 3 Williamson 44 7 Jewellery market 25 3 Venetian 18 11 Candlesticks, two 19 10 Jewellery market 27 3 Venetian 26 7 Investment 25 3 Jewellery market 28 3 Venetian 27 10 Jewellery market 31 3 Victorian glass, design JADE Jewellery market 33 3 influences on 25 10 Collecting smaller jades 27 6 Jewellery, May 1979 14 3 Webb Corbett 45 9 Chinese carvings 24 3 Locket, the age of the 25 5 Webb, scent bottle 29 7 Jade 4 2 Locket for Christmas 17 6 Webb, Thomas & Sons Part I 47 9 Monkey business in jade 23 7 Marcasite 25 7 Whitefriars, Part I 1900-1960 43 9 Mosaic 32 1 Whitefriars, Part II 1960-1980 44 3 JEWELLERY Murphy, Harry (1884-1939) 33 1 Window glass wares, 19th 19th cent., Antiquarian Name brooches, Victorian 30 1 cent. 15 4 Movement and revived Nanny brooches 39 2 Wineglass coolers and finger styles 26 1 Paper necklace, a 19 7 bowls 28 5 Antique chrysolite 10 11 Paste, antique 9 3 Wineglass for Christmas 29 7 Antique and Victorian 10 4 Paste brooch, an 18th cent.? 9 1 Antique and Victorian 15 3 Paste, Georgian 43 7 GOLD Art deco 38 1 Pearl 13 5 Gold and its hallmarks 21 4 Art deco brooch for Pearls for Christmas 27 7 Christmas 24 7 Piqué 6 9 HAIR ORNAMENTS Artists’ 23 10 Posy rings 46 1 Hair jewellery 12 4 Art nouveau 13 1 Pre-Raphaelite 22 6 Hair ornaments 11 7 Art Nouveau 46 7 Reverse intaglio crystals, two 30 7 Hair ornaments, 19th cent. 14 10 Arts and Crafts, British 26 6 Rings, 19th cent. British 26 5 Hair ornaments, 20th cent. 15 11 Beads 30 7 Scandinavian 30 1 Hair ornaments, collectable Berlin iron 7 8 Scottish, two brooches 26 7 Part 1 36 6 Betrothal ring, buying 25 1 Silver ear-rings, a pair 18 7 Part 2 36 8 Boer War, commemorative 34 5 Silver novelty, 1880-1914 22 11 Brooches, nanny 39 2 Stickpins 6 12 HATPINOLOGY Brooch from the East 15 6 Tiaras, Art Deco 37 1 Hairpins, hatpins and tiepins 18 8 Butterfly brooches, two 29 7 Tortoiseshell piqué 33 7 Hatpin holders Part 1 21 8 Cameos 19 7 Traditional 20 11 Part 2 23 5 Cameos and intaglios 29 2 Victorian commemorative Jubilee32 6 Hatpinology 9 8 Cameos, souvenir copies of Watchcock 6 11 Hatpins, two 19 7 Thorvaldsen 41 5 Caveat emptor 21 7 KITCHENALIA HORN Charles Horner of Halifax Chopper 16 6 Country and craft articles 17 2 Part I 37 5 Christmas kitchenalia 32 7 Domestic articles 17 5 Part II 37 6 Collecting kitchenalia part I: brass, Drinking and smoking with 16 8 Chatelaines 29 5 copper, ceramics & tinware 42 4 Chatelaines, parting with a part II: treen 42 5 HOUSE SALES AND COLLECTIONS collection 35 1 Cooking vessels, bronze, A house on the Wiltshire Downs 43 1 Christmas 7 8 English 39 4 Althorp Attics 45 5 Chrysolite and diamond Jelly moulds 9 7 Aynhoe Park sale 47 7 brooch 14 6 Jelly moulds 29 7 Barnby Moor House, Coral 37 1 Kitchen gadgets, Victorian 28 4 Nottinghamshire 34 10 Costume, for Christmas 23 7 Kitchen relics 5 5 Benacre Hall, Lowestoft 35 1 Costume jewellery 46 8 Rolling pins 43 4 Boughton Monchelsea Place, Cravat pins, late 18th and early Skillets, bell metal 27 4 Kent 32 9 19th cent. 47 5 Weighing in the kitchen 31 8 Chatsworth Attics 45 7 Cristallo-ceramie brooch 14 6 Cheselbourne Manor, Cuff-links 23 10 LACE Dorchester 34 6 Current trends 11 4 Cost of 15 9 Clifton Hampden Manor House 35 6 Cut steel 9 8 Dating of 15 2 Cowdray sale 46 6 Cut steel, Matthew Boulton 28 9 Edwardian for Christmas 22 7 David Style sale 39 9 Diamond brooches 20 7 Genoese 18 9 Easton Neston 40 3 Enamel jewellery 40 7 Imitations and fakes 21 9 Eaton Square, private collection 40 8 Floral tradition in European 31 1 Investing in 20 3 Exceptional Eye, pictures 45 5 Garnets 19 3 Is it real? 22 6 Fasque 43 3 Garnet topped doublets 30 1 Lace Part 1 8 4 Great Brampton House 43 7 Georgian daytime jewellery 42 7 Part 2 8 5 HRH The Prince Henry, Duke of Georgian paste 43 7 Lace 16 3 Gloucester, property from 40 10 Glass 22 7 Lace 39 6 HRH The Princess Margaret, Countess Gold pendants 20 7 Lace for Christmas 17 6 of Snowdon 41 7 Hair jewellery 12 4 Lace for Christmas 23 7 Ingram Collection, watercolours 40 8 Haskell, Miriam 32 2 Lace on fans 17 9 Leverhulme Collection at Thornton Holmes, William Fredrick 28 2 Machine 20 8 Manor 36 5 Horner, Charles, jewellery Quality in 18 7

13 Recognising the altered 22 11 Weights, markings on old 17 4 1880-1930 Part 1 7 9 Ter ms 14 10 Wool weights 12 3 Part 2 7 10 Part 3 7 11 LEATHER MEDALS Flatware, inscribed, and Bottels 24 4 British 13 2 eating knives 25 2 The Ox: items from leather, British campaign 11 4 Fool’s silver 16 11 horn and bone 32 4 British campaign and Horse brasses 13 3 decorations 12 5 Keeping warm in winter 28 8 LIGHTING Commemorative 12 5 Keys, 900 years of 44 6 20th cent., some early 39 1 History repeating itself 38 7 Knives, folding fruit 11 3 Duplex oil lamps 11 7 Medals, a difficult choice 31 7 Knives, multiple 19 7 Lamp for Christmas 16 7 Medals, orders and Knives, pocket fruit 44 2 Light fittings, price review 36 3 decorations 14 3 Larkspit 15 6 Lighting the 17th cent. home20 11 No medals for Christmas 17 6 Locks and keys 26 1 Making fire and light in the Two favourite groups 15 6 Making fire and light in the early home 20 11 Two groups 20 7 early home 20 11 Miner’s safety lamp 7 7 Victorian 10 7 Market for domestic metalwork 40 6 Oil lamps 7 11 Metalware 15 3 Shedding light on two lamps 27 7 MEDICAL ANTIQUES Minor memorial 19 8 Vestibule and swing bracket Bleeding antiques Part 1 18 11 Mortars 9 11 lamps 7 12 Part 2 19 1 Mortars 17 1 18th cent. cottage 14 8 Part 3 19 2 Mortars 40 4 Dental items, collectable 11 9 Newlyn Arts & Crafts copper 44 1 MAPS Electro-medical apparatus 23 8 Nuremburg plates 11 6 Admiralty charts 29 4 Eye baths Part 1 18 9 Nutcrackers 19 8 An investment portfolio 15 3 Part 2 18 11 Paktong 33 6 Antiquarian maps, Eye baths, more about 22 4 Peat bucket, Dutch 31 5 investment 25 3 Medicine chests, domestic, Penknives 10 12 Atlases,an introduction 47 3 orthodox or allopathic 15 7 Price review 32 3 Blaeu and Jansson 12 12 Medicine chests, domestic, Razors, Sheffield cut throat 12 3 Blueback charts 32 4 homeopathic 15 8 Russian niello work 25 2 Christopher Saxton 15 1 Phlebotomy and its Sign of the orb and cross 16 9 County, antique 37 4 instruments 22 8 Slush casting 20 7 English county Part 1 12 5 Requiem at Phillips 18 8 Spelter 30 1 Part 2 12 6 Spoonful of dreams 17 6 English county 14 3 METALWORK Taper stands, two 20 7 Holy Land 15 6 Affordable 19th and 20th cent. 40 6 Teapots, two 19 7 Investing in antique maps 38 5 All that glisters… Part 1 17 9 Tins, British 27 4 Map market, the 18 3 Part 2 17 11 Twist and shout 16 6 Map market, the 22 8 Postscript 18 4 Warming pans 12 3 Oddities and curiosities 17 8 American mixed metalware 30 6 Warming pans, two 28 7 Old maps 1985 19 9 Arts and crafts and art John Ogilby 16 5 nouveau, investment 24 3 MINIATURES John Ogilby and his Base-metal candlesticks 13 7 A miniature as a Christmas followers 12 1 Base-metal candlesticks 17 3 gift 14 6 Reviewing the map trade 17 3 Base-metal spoons 2 9 Eye 21 4 Road map for Christmas 30 7 Base-metal spoons 15 4 Investment 26 3 John Speed 11 1 Base metal spoons 24 4 Late 18th cent. and Victorian 13 11 Ten year trends 27 1 Brass, 18th cent., silver form 28 1 Merchiston Collection, portrait Wardington sale at Sotheby’s 40 7 Brass and other metalware, miniatures from the 44 8 market review 46 4 Miniatures 16 3 MARINE ART Brass and pewter, market Mistaking miniatures 25 7 Ceramic seaside souvenirs 35 8 summary 23 3 Portrait 2 11 Diving equipment, early 33 10 Brasses, horse 37 4 Portrait 22 3 Maritime sale, auction report 358 Brass candlesticks 1 12 Portrait 43 2 Napoleonic French prisoner of Brass candlesticks Part 1 4 7 Portrait, 1870-1970 47 5 war ship models 44 8 Part 2 4 9 Portrait, market trends 23 3 Ocean liner postcards 35 8 Part 3 4 10 Portraits of reign of George III Our maritime heritage 25 4 Brass candlesticks, collecting 31 4 Part 1 4 6 Shellwork 37 8 Brass, domestic 36 4 Part 2 4 7 Shipbuilders’ models 25 3 Brass, the family 19 3 Two noble 20 7 Shipbuilders’ models 38 4 Britannia metal 1 2 Undervalued, 19th cent. 23 8 Ships in bottles 20 9 Britannia metal 12 3 Ships’ models 8 1 Britannia metal teapots 1 11 MUSEUMS Ship models Part 1 19 4 Britannia metal teapots revisited 38 4 De Morgan Centre 46 9 Part 2 19 5 British pewter and brass, the Dental Museum 42 2 Part 3 19 6 market in 22 1 Ditchling Museum 38 2 Ship models 33 10 Bromsgrove Guild 28 4 Fairfax House, York 32 8 Ship timber souvenirs 31 4 Bronze cooking vessels, Frederick Parker Collection 46 2 Yachting art 1850-1950 34 10 English 39 4 Homewood, The 39 1 Cast brass soup tureen 14 6 Little Holland House 37 2 MEASURES Chatelaines 29 5 Merchant’s House, Marlborough 33 4 Boxwood rulers 26 4 Close plate 11 12 Pallant House, Chichester 31 8 British, for spirits 41 3 Collecting metalwork 6 5 Petworth Cottage Museum 32 4 Gauge a gauge 27 7 Collecting base metalwork 10 7 Raven Mason Collection 43 9 Measures 10 5 Colour of metalwork 10 7 RIBA Drawings Collection 32 2 Scales and balances 38 1 Copper, British domestic 33 4 Snowshill Manor, Worcestershire34 4 Scales, ‘candlestick’ postal 16 2 Cutlery, neglected 14 2 Suffolk Punch Heavy Horse Scales, grain testing 18 8 Damascened metalwork 35 6 Museum 45 4 Scales, letter and parcel 12 8 Dresser, Christopher, Watts Gallery 46 5 Scales, money, English, metalwork of 26 6 Worcester Porcelain, museum of 36 5 1632-1916 12 10 Dresser, Christopher, metalwork Slide and scale 13 11 designs of 33 8 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Weights and measures, Ember tongs for Christmas 25 7 AND BOXES standard 14 9 English art nouveau and arts Auction feature 9 12 Weights, collecting 12 12 and crafts metalwork Bagpipes for Christmas 23 7

14 Carols from the music box 24 7 Chinese works of art, market for 45 6 Birmingham 21 5 Concertina, the 41 7 Eastern weapons 20 3 Papier mâché 5 8 Concertina, the, an addendum 41 10 East meets West 41 7 Papier mâché 12 1 Dulcimer 13 9 Far Eastern art 19 3 Papier mâché 20 3 Flutes, why not collect? 7 5 Fingernail guards, Chinese 33 1 Papier mâché 28 10 Harp 2 4 Furniture 27 6 Price review 32 3 Mechanical music 9 6 Hiroshige and the ‘Prints of the Russian lacquered 29 6 Mechanical music boxes 21 3 Floating World’ 34 2 Mandolins 18 7 Imari porcelain 27 6 PEWTER Musical box, cylinder 19 7 Indian bidri ware 27 6 20th cent. and Modernism 45 2 Musical box market 20 3 Indian mica miniatures 7 5 British pewter and brass, the Musical box market 26 3 Japanese antiques 11 6 market in 22 1 Musical boxes Part 1 5 3 Japanese bronzes, 19th British plates, dishes & chargers 35 4 Part 2 5 4 cent., investment 24 3 English flagons 18 1 Musical boxes 16 3 Japanese ceramics and English pewter 30 1 Musical boxes 45 10 works of art 14 3 English plates Part 1 18 9 Musical boxes & automata 37 7 Japanese ceramics and Part 2 18 11 Musical boxes, condition 12 6 works of art 33 3 Marks on 2 8 Musical instruments 11 4 Japanese cloisonné enamel 21 2 Measures, two 18 7 Musical instruments 15 3 Japanese, investment 25 3 Measures, two baluster 26 7 Musical instruments 16 3 Japanese ivory okimono 21 2 Mugs and teapots, 19th cent. 26 4 Musical instruments 24 3 Japanese prints 17 11 Pewter 15 3 Musical instruments 26 3 Japanese prints 27 6 Pewter 16 3 Music from the past 27 5 K’ang-hsi underglaze blue Pewter 17 3 Oboe 15 6 and white porcelain 19 8 Pewter 20 3 Piano, English square 10 2 Kraak-porselein 29 7 Pewter 24 3 Piano rests, glass 13 6 Kraak-porselein 29 10 Pewter and brass, market Piano, square 8 5 Kutani 29 3 summary 23 3 Pianos, two square 19 7 Lacquerware, trade in 36 10 Pewter and metalwork, Player piano 16 8 Minor 17 10 auction feature 9 5 Recorders, two 20 9 Mandarins’ pockets 27 6 Pewter of the 1920s and 1930s 31 8 Symphonium for Christmas 27 7 Read mark, learn – what? 33 6 Pot for Christmas 17 6 Violins 15 2 Scholar’s table, objects from the 44 2 Pots Part 1 12 12 Violin bows 15 8 Silver, 19th and 20th cent. 27 6 Part 2 13 3 Violins, two for Christmas 30 7 Silver, Chinese, an introduction 47 2 Some vessels 3 6 Snuff bottles, Chinese 2 5 Starting a collection 9 2 NETSUKE Tang pottery figures 36 2 Tankard, a late Stuart 20 7 Japanese Dutchman 23 7 Textiles, investment 27 3 Tankard for Christmas 23 7 Netsuke 3 7 Tibetan bronze figures 6 7 Through the ages 24 4 Netsuke 11 2 Vietnamese limepots 44 9 Tudric, by Liberty & Co 35 6 Netsuke 15 3 Two-handled cups 15 8 Netsuke (auction feature) 10 11 PAPER Two measures 30 7 Netsuke, two 30 7 Banknote collecting 11 4 Visiting the members 2 3 Starting to collect 33 6 Banknotes, investing in 12 5 Wriggle-worked decoration Bond collecting 15 3 on English 16 10 OFFICE EQUIPMENT Cheques 14 1 Office machinery 17 3 Collecting the ephemeral 20 3 PICTURES (See also Watercolours) Typewriter, for Christmas 16 6 Die-cut scraps 40 7 19th cent. paintings 37 2 Typewriters 37 3 Greetings card prices 16 11 20th cent. 34 7 Typewriters, price review 33 3 Greetings cards 19 3 Academicians, collecting 25 6 Victorian 13 1 Ephemera, printed 14 4 A dog picture 22 7 Ephemera, First World War Aesthetics of price 24 3 OPTICAL ANTIQUES printed 19 6 Affordable oil paintings 24 11 Opera glasses 36 10 Ephemera, printed 19 1 ‘Auction buys’ review 24 8 Opera glasses, enamelled 42 7 Ephemera, railway 31 8 Aldridge, Frederick James 21 10 Spectacles, collecting antique 16 8 Ephemera, shipping 29 9 Andrew Lloyd Webber Collection 38 5 Magazines 36 7 Animal, farm, painting 31 4 ORIENTAL ART (See also Ceramics, Music covers 7 2 Appleby, John, sale 46 3 Textiles, etc) Music covers, Victorian Are we losing the art for Box of history 18 2 illustrated 12 11 investment’s sake 10 4 Bronzes, bronze ox 3 1 Paper money 9 4 Artists’ pigments 11 10 Bronzes, Japanese, 19th cent. 40 6 Theatre tickets and passes 14 8 Art market 1900-1940 2 3 Buddhist and Hindu images Valentine cards 2 7 Art market since the war 2 4 part I 33 2 Valentine cards 21 9 A sorcerer’s charm, fashion in part II 33 5 Valentine cards 44 8 the fine art market 22 2 part III 34 6 Valentines, paper-cut 45 8 Atkinson, John, and the Canton-decorated, 19th century Watchpapers 35 10 Staithes Group 29 8 Chinese porcelain 43 6 Women’s Movement Attribution 21 4 Celadons, Chinese 33 9 memorabilia 33 8 Becker, Harry 42 2 Ceramics, Chinese, Transitional 33 6 Between the wars 13 5 Ceramics, investment 28 3 PAPERWEIGHTS Birch, Samuel John Lamorna 21 5 China trade paintings 21 2 Decoration in French Part 1 4 6 Blake, Peter 45 7 Chinese animal motifs 2 10 Part 2 4 7 Bouguereau, William 45 5 Chinese armorial porcelain, English and Scottish 14 3 Brabazon, Hercules Brabazon 21 5 18th cent. 46 2 Fishy paperweight 27 7 Bradbury, Arthur Royce 40 6 Chinese art, the market for 17 3 French 6 1 British and Victorian, market for 30 3 Chinese bronzes 2 11 Glass 43 2 British Impressionist painting 21 3 Chinese, coffee cups, 18th cent. 44 1 Glass, collecting 32 9 British, investment 24 3 Chinese enamels 21 2 Less expensive 14 11 British, investment 25 3 Chinese export porcelain, price Paperweights 2 4 British, investment 26 3 review 36 3 Paperweights 17 3 British, investment 27 3 Chinese export porcelain, the Weight watching 28 7 British, investment 28 3 famille group 47 8 British, investment 29 3 Chinese glass 23 6 PAPIER MACHE British, market review 23 11 Chinese lacquers, later 18 1 tray 17 6 British pictures, Scott Collection 43 5 Chinese mandarin squares 19 7 Jennens & Bettridge, British, price review 33 3

15 British, price review 34 3 some 19th and 20th cent. 21 1 Open sea 21 11 British, price review 35 3 Interiors, English and Scottish 14 4 and British artists British, price review 36 3 Irish art for the new collector 41 2 in North Africa 47 2 British, price review 37 3 Kemp-Welch, Lucy 10 8 Painters, 19th cent. Suffolk 3 2 British, price review 38 8 Kemp-Welch, Lucy 31 8 Painters of Holland, townscape 5 2 British sale at Sotheby’s 39 5 Kneller, Sir Godfrey 23 6 Painters of the Victorian scene Brooking, Charles 35 8 Landscape painting, British, Part 1 6 9 Cadell and Glass on Iona 25 7 changing fortures, 1850-1950 42 6 Part 2 7 3 Camberwell School 30 6 Landseer’s dogs, the two Painting in Suffolk and Canvases, 19th cent. faces of 16 8 Scotland 20 5 prepared artists’ 8 3 Lawrence, Thomas, and Paintings of the post-’45 ‘Captain of the Eleven’ 22 7 imitators 23 10 period 21 3 Carmichael, John Wilson 3 12 Leader, two paintings 27 7 Parker, Henry Perlee 8 7 Chocolate boxes designed by Lee-Hankey, William 36 7 Pastels 47 8 artists 41 2 Lely, Sir Peter, and followers 22 6 Paterson, James 33 8 China trade` 26 1 Liverpool School 13 1 Paterson, Viola 18 1 Christmas, Victorian family, Living artists in the 19th cent. 2 2 Portrait adventures 7 10 in art 43 7 Longsden Long, Edwin, RA 31 6 Portrait for Christmas 24 7 Collecting 18th cent. 1 12 Lowry collecting Pre-Raphaelites46 5 Portraits 46 10 Collecting 2 5 Marine art 4 2 Portraits, 17th cent. 26 2 Constable, John, and his Marine artists, Hull, late Portraits, affordable oil 32 1 followers 23 4 19th cent. 22 10 Pre-Raphaelites and their Constable, John, portrait Marine artists, influence 2 7 painter 16 2 underestimated 19th cent. 8 2 Preti, Mattia (1613-99) 10 2 Contemporary British Artists: A Marine, auction report 22 11 Prices of 18th cent. 11 4 Personal Choice 31 7, Marine, by Vickers 15 6 Priestman, Bertram 31 8, 31 10, 32 2, 32 4, 32 5, Marine disaster, a 14 6 (1868-1951) 20 2 32 7, 32 8, 32 9, 32 10, 33 1, 33 2, Marine oil painting, British Primitive 12 3 33 4, 33 6, 33 8, 33 9, 33 10, 34 1, 19th cent. 9 4 Primitive pitfalls 22 7 34 2, 34 4, 34 5, 34 6, 34 9, 35 1, Marine oil painting, British Primitive tradition 17 3 35 2, 35 5, 35 6, 35 8, 35 10, 36 2, 19th cent. 11 10 Prinsep, Valentine 44 7 36 5, 36 10, 37 9, 39 1, 40 2 Marine, 20th cent. 15 7 Provenance, establishing 42 5 Cooke, E. W. 9 9 Marine painting, part 1 35 5 Provincial, Primitive – or just Cox, Garstin 34 4 part 2 35 8 practising? 45 4 Cranbrook colony 3 11 part 3 36 1 Quality in English Victorian 11 1 Cranbrook colony 23 8 Marine painting and market Redmore, Henry (1820-87), Cranbrook colony 36 5 trends 15 3 marine artist 21 6 Crome, John, and his Marine painting and market Restore or not? 26 7 followers 23 11 trends 17 3 Reynolds, Sir Joshua’s early Danish 19th cent. painting 19 3 Marine paintings, British years 15 8 Dating by flags 8 5 Part 1 2 9 Riverside masterpieces 23 2 Davis, William Henry, Part 2 2 10 Rome, views of, from Grand Tour47 6 livestock portrait painter 16 8 Part 3 2 11 Rope, George 3 6 Dixon, Charles Edward 20 11 Part 4 2 12 Royal Academy bi-centenary Dixon, Charles and ‘The Highway Part 5 3 1 exhibition 3 10 of Nations’ 47 10 Marine paintings, British Royle, Herbert 40 3 Dodd, Joseph Josiah 44 1 investing in Part 1 6 6 Rustic picture, a 14 6 Dogs in art 27 2 Part 2 6 7 Rye Art Gallery, exhibition 31 4 Dog paintings, investment 27 3 Part 3 6 8 Salter, John 38 1 Dog paintings, Pt I 46 4 Marine paintings, the market Scott Collection 43 5 Pt II 46 5 for 19th cent. British 10 4 Scottish 11 8 Draper, Herbert James 38 5 Marines, 19th cent. 12 5 Scottish art for the new collector 41 5 Dutch interiors, three Market for pictures in 2009 44 5 Scottish, investing in 18 8 centuries of 7 4 Martin, John 8 4 Scottish painting 25 10 Dutch paintings 11 4 Mid-winter scene 28 7 Serres, John Thomas 47 2 Dutch Romantic School 4 8 Modern British 25 3 Ship portraits 7 8 Early portrait painters 2 8 Modern British and Irish art Ship portraits 15 5 East Anglia, painters & market 23 11 Sickert for Christmas 25 7 sculptors of 37 8 Modern British art 26 9 Society of Women Artists 41 1 Embossed, paper 27 7 Modern British on a modest Soviet Impressionist painting 42 6 European, 19th cent. 29 6 budget 33 9 Spencer, Stanley, for Every dog has his day 18 6 Modern British painters 15 3 Christmas 24 7 Fairy painting, Victorian 35 7 Modern British paintings 23 3 Spode, Samuel, equestrian artist46 5 Fakes & forgeries, spotting 35 5 Modern British pictures 22 3 Sporting 9 12 Fidler, Harry, countryman artist 31 4 Morland, George 42 4 Sporting art 18 3 Flower, 17th cent. Morland, George, and his Sporting art, for new collector 36 6 Netherlandish 12 5 imitators 21 11 Sporting art market 16 3 Flower painting in Britain 41 3 Naïve and provincial 24 4 Sporting art market 17 3 Good and bad 11 1 Narrative painting, British 25 10 Sporting, boxing 21 7 Grimshaw, John Atkinson 4 1 Nasymth, Patrick, and his Sporting, dating 20 2 Grimshaws, the 19 7 sisters 22 11 Sporting, dating 20 8 Grosvenor House, paintings at 4 3 Nautical legacy 4 9 Sporting pictures, auction report 36 4 Hardy, T.B. 3 4 Neglected 19th cent. artist 11 5 Stainton, George 30 4 Herkomer Art School, artists of 32 2 Neglected masters, Hague Staithes Group & John Atkinson 29 8 Herring, John Frederick, father School Part 1 7 1 Still life 18 3 or son? 39 4 Part 2 7 2 Still life, Victorian 27 2 Hilder, Rowland 21 9 Nelson, portraits of 40 5 Still lifes in oil 39 5 History painting, 19th cent. 20 3 New English Art Club 38 5 St Ives, views of, 1890-2000 44 10 History pictures 24 11 Newlyn School 20 10 Subject, in 19th century Holst, Lauritz: Danish sea painter Old Master 13 2 painting 21 3 in England 33 6 Old Master 14 3 Sweet deception 27 7 Hopwood, Henry Silkstone 37 5 Old Master market, 1800-1900 2 1 Teniers painting and ceramics 42 5 Horse paintings 47 4 Old Masters for new collectors 34 8 Thompson, Edward Horace 40 3 How to hand, frame & mount 43 5 Old Masters, investment 24 3 Thornhill, Sir James 12 2 Hunt, William Henry 24 1 Old Masters, price review 31 3 Throckmorton, Lady Isabel, Illustrations and illustrators, Old Pretender 23 7 collection at auction 45 5

16 Tissot: The Ball on Shipboard 45 5 Part II 31 6 Linocuts, Grosvenor School 43 5 Two pictures of Venice 30 7 20th cent. British prints Part I 41 7 Linocut and poster, two prints 31 7 Victorian 3 9 Part II 42 1 London, etchings of 44 2 Victorian 10 4 20th cent. printmaking in Europe 34 7 London prints 22 2 Victorian 11 4 An ’andsome Christmas Lyons lithographs 27 10 Victorian 12 5 present 16 6 Marine, 19th cent. 27 1 Victorian 13 2 Animals in print 25 8 Master drawings, affordable 47 6 Victorian 14 3 Aquatints 6 3 Mezzotints 5 12 Victorian 15 3 Bairnsfather, Bruce 22 7 Mirror image 19 7 Victorian 16 3 Bartolozzi, Francesco 1 4 Modern British etchings 19 3 Victorian 17 3 Bawden, Edward, prints 40 1 Moore and Hockney, prints by 24 6 Victorian 18 3 Baxter, George 3 10 No deception for Christmas 26 7 Victorian 19 3 Baxter print collecting 19 3 Old Master, decorative and Victorian 27 3 Baxter prints 30 9 modern 17 3 Victorian, pictures of summer 45 3 British marine prints 14 11 Old Master and modern, Victorian market review 42 2 British prints 14 3 investment 28 3 Victorian genre 28 9 British topographical 20 7 Old Master print 26 7 Victorian genre, Cranbrook Caricatures 13 4 Old Master prints 2 9 colony 23 8 Clichés-verre, etchings Palmer, Samuel 9 4 Victorian landscape printed by light 23 1 Palmer, Samuel, for Christmas 17 6 Part 1 13 5 Clockworks illustrated 12 10 Panoramas 19 9 Part 2 13 11 Colour printing, origins of 27 7 Pencil drawings 6 5 Victorian painters, investing in 21 3 Colour prints 28 2 Piper, John, prints, auction report36 5 Victorian paintings 22 3 Contemporary prints 12 5 Pissarro etching for Christmas 24 7 Victorian paintings 23 3 Cowherd prints, two 29 7 Portraits in print 32 6 Victorian paintings 25 3 Decorative prints for new Portrait prints 47 3 Victorian paintings 26 3 collector 31 6 Posters, artist designers of Victorian, price review 32 3 Decorative prints, in praise of 38 5 1920s and 1930s 31 10 Victorian paintings, hanging 34 5 De Morgan, Evelyn, drawings 31 9 Posters, British, seaside 39 3 Victorian primitive, a 3 12 Dighton, Robert 2 1 Posters, Olympic 42 8 Victorian still-life and flower 11 11 Drawings, watercolours and 22 3 Posters, Post Office 45 6 Ward, John, of Hull 46 9 Drypoints, modern British 26 6 Pre-Raphaelite drawings 24 3 Watts, Frederick William 29 7 English 18th. cent. Print buying 16 3 West country 9 12 cartoonists Part 1 3 7 Print collecting 4 6 What’s in a name? 30 2 Part 2 3 8 Prints 19 3 Where there’s a will, there’s English landscape Part 1 8 7 Prints 20 3 a way 24 5 Part 2 8 8 Prints 21 3 Who shall arbitrate? 10 8 Part 3a 9 2 Prints 25 3 Webb, Kenneth 38 2 Part 3b 9 3 Prints 26 3 Wildlife in art, sale report 32 10 Etchers, marine of the early Prints 29 3 Wilson, Richard and followers 22 9 20th cent. 14 5 Prints 30 3 Winter landscape painting 25 7 Etchers, pastoral of the Prints 31 3 Woodhouse, William 19 2 1920s 22 8 Prints, price review 34 3 Yachting art 1850-1950 34 10 Etchings Part 1 5 10 Prints, price review 36 3 Yorkshire Union of Artists 39 2 Part 2 5 11 Prints, price review 38 3 Zinkeisen, Doris and Anna 41 5 Etchings and lithographs, Prints about prints 18 10 19th cent. Part 1 5 3 Prints at auction 18 3 PLASTICS Part 2 5 4 Prints, starting to collect 25 2 Brookes & Adams, Bandalasta 38 1 Etchings of London 44 2 Prints today 13 2 Early 20th cent. 37 6 European Printmaking Prints with the spirit of Part 1 16 10 Christmas 18 7 PLATED WARE Part 2 17 1 Proofs, editions, reprints 27 1 18th and 19th cent. Part 1 15 9 Part 3 17 4 Railway prints 14 7 Part 2 15 10 Part 4 17 7 Rembrandt, influence on Modern Part 3 15 11 Part 5 17 10 British etching 44 5 Part 4 16 1 Part 6 18 2 Satirical prints, 18th & 19th cent. 45 5 Elkington & Co, plated wares 31 6 Fishing prints 22 1 Schools of Thought Part I 37 5 Flatware, interesting and Fool’s gold 28 7 Part II 37 6 inexpensive 22 11 French printmakers, three in England, Sporting prints 21 3 Old Sheffield Plate Part 1 3 9 late 19th cent. 41 6 Sporting prints 22 7 Part 2 3 10 The gentle art of copying 6 11 Sporting prints 42 8 Part 3 3 11 Glass prints 24 9 Steel engravings, topographical 45 1 Old Sheffield Plate Part 1 15 9 Hayes, William and family, bird Stevengraph prices Part 1 2 8 Part 2 15 10 prints 46 8 Part 2 2 10 Old Sheffield Plate 19 3 Hick, Allanson (1898-1975) 27 9 ‘Temple of Flora’, Dr. Old Sheffield Plate, Hockney and Moore, prints by 24 6 Thornton’s 24 1 introduction to 9 6 Hogarth’s London 10 1 The year in prints 22 3 Old Sheffield Plate, fake and Holy family, two impressions Topographical steel engravings 45 1 reproduction 5 9 of 21 7 Topographical views, the Plated wares, investing in 15 3 Hunting prints for changing value 23 3 the new collector 33 4 Transports of delight Part 1 15 8 POSTCARDS Hussey, Giles, portrait Part 2 15 9 Children’s 36 2 drawings 22 6 Two artists’ original 30 7 Deltiology 9 5 Introduction to prints 5 6 Ukiyo-e: Japanese Modern British 22 4 Investment 27 3 woodblock 15 1 Novelty 21 7 Italian souvenir prints 23 9 Umbrellas, two prints 22 7 Ocean liner 35 8 Japanese prints 12 6 Victorian 15 3 Pie in the Sky 19 3 Japanese prints 17 11 Victorian patent reproductions 23 7 Postcard craze 18 3 Japanese prints 27 6 Wellington caricatures 35 2 Postcard prices, still rise 15 3 Japonisme in printmaking 29 10 Whistler, J. A. McNeill 10 12 Postcards 10 10 Le Blond, Abraham 12 4 Whistler lithograph 23 7 Limited edition prints 39 1 Women printmakers 1540-1940 31 1 PRINTS, DRAWINGS Limited editions 13 1 Woodcuts 5 7 ENGRAVINGS, etc. Line engravings 5 8 Wood engraving 11 2 18th cent. London street life 23 2 Linocuts, colour, of the Wood engraving, golden age of 19th cent., collecting, Part I 30 10 Grosvenor School of Art 22 4 British 40 5

17 Rugs, two 20 7 observations 19 6 RESTORATION Tribal rugs: what and how to Knitting tools 30 4 As good as gold (gilding) 10 8 buy 41 8 Lace bobbins 6 5 Ceramic 17 1 Turkoman and other tribal Lacemakers’ 20 8 Ceramic 17 2 work 18 4 Needles and needle threaders 17 8 Ceramic 31 9 Two of a kind 18 7 Needle cases and boxes 17 10 Chandelier restored 34 9 Two of a kind 27 7 Needlework tools 14 1 Chinese bowl 24 9 Two of a very different kind 26 7 Needlework tools 31 4 Cleaning Victorian chairs 1 3 With prejudice 11 3 Needlework tools, Dutch 40 3 Clock 31 10 Needlework tools, price changes 31 3 Conservation matters 31 3 RUSSIAN ART Netting, Knotting and Fitting a patch 4 5 Niello work 25 2 Tatting 20 10 Fungus deterioration of Papier mâché 29 6 Novelty sewing sets 36 8 paper 11 12 Soviet Impressionist painting 42 6 Pin and emery cushions 18 8 Furniture 31 4 Two icons 28 7 Pincushions 47 1 Furniture, care and handlling of 33 9 Tsarist silver 43 8 Pincushions, 19th cent. 10 7 Furniture restoration business 45 8 Pincushions of the past 20 9 Gilded antiques 17 1 SAMPLERS Pincushions, two for Notes on 9 6 Eight samplers 30 4 Christmas 28 7 97 English 10 1 Pins, pin-poppets and 98 English 12 7 pin boxes 18 5 910 Infant voices shall proclaim 25 4 Scissors 19 9 Oil painting, restore or not? 26 7 Sampler for Christmas, a 14 6 Sewing machines 17 2 Oil paintings 21 11 Samplers 16 3 Sewing machines 34 5 Oil paintings 32 2 Samplers 18 1 Tape measure, development of 46 6 Patching a veneer 1 9 Samplers 18 3 Tape measures 14 2 Repairs to porcelain 5 11 Samplers of the poor 41 4 Tape measures 19 11 Restoration of pottery 22 1 Schoolgirl, with animals Thimbles 8 7 Riveting article 28 7 and houses 36 4 Thimbles 39 2 Silver soldering 1 9 Scottish, 18th & 19th cent. 44 5 Thimbles and finger guards 19 4 Starting from scratch 7 9 Thread storage 19 1 Textile conservation 31 7 SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS Unusual tools and some Watercolour restoration 31 5 19th cent. 13 7 puzzles 24 8 Veneering and polishing 8 10 19th cent. prices 13 8 Work boxes and cases 20 6 Ways with woodworm 10 2 19th and 20th cent. 16 3 Work holders 19 6 Woodworm formula 1 10 Folding arm protractors, two 19 7 Market in 23 3 SILHOUETTES RUGS AND CARPETS Microscopes 21 11 British Portrait 11 7 An unusual rug 22 7 Napier’s bones 15 1 Portrait 3 11 Afshar rug 31 7 Trade labels 20 7 Portrait 21 11 Baluch rugs and their market 15 4 Silhouettes 30 8 Bashed and battered, cut SCRIMSHAW Silhouettes 39 5 and shut 26 8 Auction feature 10 9 Buying a rug 39 6 Facts and forgeries 16 10 SILVER Buying Oriental rugs 10 12 Scrimshaw: folk art and history 44 4 Adam 30 1 Carpets 9 4 What’s in a name? 24 8 Animals 20 7 Carpets from the Pera Palace 6 1 Antique 11 4 Carpets, price review 35 3 SCULPTURE Antique 15 3 Caucasian 17 2 19th cent. 14 4 Antique and Victorian 9 4 Eastern and Western, 19th cent. 19 3 Antique and Victorian 10 4 investment 27 3 19th cent., investment 24 3 Armorial engravings 4 1 Eastern, price review 32 3 Animal, price review 37 3 Art Deco silver 35 7 Fashion in rugs 11 7 Art deco figures 36 7 Arts and Crafts silver 47 5 Flatweaves 17 4 Art deco figures 38 1 Australian, exhibition of 8 1 For Christmas 25 7 Art deco, price review 38 3 Bateman creamjug for Inexpensive rugs 19 3 Comedy and tragedy 25 7 Christmas 17 6 Investment 24 3 English terracottas 23 5 Boatswains’ pipes 11 9 Investment 25 3 Ivories, European, price review 39 8 British post-war designer silver 47 3 Investment 28 3 Ivory relief carvings, European 32 1 Candle snuffers 12 3 Islamic, investment 26 3 Marble, for Christmas 22 7 Candlestick for Christmas 25 7 Non-Turkoman tent Medieval art, English, collecting 39 7 Card cases 8 6 furnishings 18 4 Percy, Samuel, sculptor in Care, cleaning and Oriental 4 10 stained wax 46 8 conservation 26 9 Oriental 9 12 Rizzello, Michael 40 1 Casters 2 10 Oriental 13 2 Sculpture, 19th & 20th cent., price Casters 17 8 Oriental 14 6 review 35 3 Charles Horner of Halifax Oriental 20 3 Sculpture, investment 23 3 Part I 37 5 Oriental carpet buyer, an Sculpture, investment 25 3 Part II 37 6 evening with 1 8 Sculpture, investment 26 3 Chester silver 10 9 Oriental, problems of Sculpture, investment 27 3 Chinese export 20 8 collecting 23 4 Sculpture, investment 29 3 Chinese, an introduction 47 2 Oriental rug market 14 3 Sculpture market 22 3 Christening mugs 19 4 Oriental, to buy 27 4 Christmas basket 19 7 Persian carpets 42 6 SEALS Cigar cutters 28 6 Prayer rug, buying a 33 7 Seal boxes 42 3 Coffee pot, 18th cent.? 18 2 Qashqa’i gelims 39 6 Seal collecting 28 10 Coffee pots, quality in 5 6 Qashqa’i rugs, two 30 7 Seals and etuis 16 4 Collecting English in 1984 19 3 Rug buying for less than Voyez seal, a 16 6 Comyns, William 27 2 £100 Part 1 5 9 Condiments, two for Part 2 5 10 SEWING TOOLS Christmas 29 7 Rug, favourite piece 47 4 Bodkins, stilettos, prickers Creamers, two 30 7 Rug for Christmas 23 7 and seam smoothers 18 10 Creamjugs 2 2 Rugs 12 6 Crochet and tambour 21 1 Decoration, types of Part 1 4 2 Rugs 22 3 Darners 20 2 Part 2 4 4 Rugs at auction Part 1 7 2 Knitting sheaths or sticks 16 9 Decorative silver and plate 23 6 Part 2 7 3 Knitting sheaths, further Dessert spoons 26 7

18 Dish for Christmas 16 6 service 20 5 Thimbles and vesta boxes 5 8 Dog collar 16 6 Nutmeg graters 12 2 Thoughts on 3 12 Dog collar 16 7 Nutmeg graters 37 5 Travelling light 28 7 Dognose pattern 12 1 Nutmeg graters 46 2 Travelling silver shaving Ear trumpets 7 4 Old English pattern 12 6 brushes 6 7 Eating implements 29 9 Oriental, 19th and 20th Trefid spoons 19 6 Elkington & Co: silver wares 30 8 cent. 27 6 Trefid spoons and forks 11 8 Elkington & Co: plated wares 31 6 Pap boats, pitfalls of 28 7 Tuite, John 40 6 Elston, John 11 1 Pap boats, two 27 7 Unite, George 28 9 English silver butter knife 6 10 Picture-back teaspoon 14 6 Up and down the chimney 15 6 European 20 4 Plate duty and its marks 19 4 Vesta boxes 7 10 Fakes and forgeries of Pocket nutmeg graters Vesta boxes 16 9 British Part 1 7 1 1685-1835 7 3 Vesta cases 18 10 Part 2 7 2 Prices of antique 14 2 Vesta cases 26 1 Fish slices 20 1 Ramsden, Omar 38 6 Victorian 16 3 Flatware 10 3 Ramsden’s domestic 13 9 Victorian 18 3 Flatware 10 9 Regency 33 1 Victorian 20 3 Flatware 12 5 Rococo, a touch of the 19 1 Victorian 21 3 Flatware, Georgian 4 11 Rococo, English, 18th cent. 31 10 Victorian 22 3 Flatware, introduction to 1 7 Saleroom prices 5 12 Victorian 23 3 Foreign 13 1 Salts 17 4 Victorian 24 3 Forks 19 11 Salts 30 2 Victorian 25 3 Frisbee, William 38 2 Sampson Mordan 24 2 Victorian 26 3 Georgian, investment notes 16 3 Sauce labels 37 8 Victorian 27 3 Georgian, investment notes 18 3 Scent bottles, two 26 7 Victorian and 20th cent. 15 3 Georgian, investment notes 20 3 Scottish, an introduction to Victorian name brooches 18 8 Georgian, investment notes 21 3 18th cent. 6 9 Victorian silver knick-knacks 14 4 Georgian, investment notes 22 3 Scottish, marks are not Victorian tankards, two 23 7 Georgian, investment notes 23 3 everything 8 3 Victorian teasets, changing Georgian, investment notes 24 3 Silver, buying 15 6 styles in 5 10 Georgian, investment notes 25 3 Silver market 21 6 Vinaigrette for Christmas 17 6 Georgian, investment notes 26 3 Silver market 28 3 Vinaigrettes 11 11 Georgian, investment 27 3 Silver market 29 3 Vinaigrettes 46 8 Georgian tankard for Silver market 30 3 Vinaigrettes, two Scottish Christmas 24 7 Silver market 31 3 gold 11 1 Grape shears 18 7 Silver market 32 3 Visiting card case for Grosvenor House, silver at 4 3 Silver market 33 3 Christmas 25 7 Hallmarking notes 11 3 Silver market 34 3 Waiters 18 4 Hallmarking then Silver market 35 3 Wine labels 11 12 and now Part 1 9 9 Silver market 36 3 Part 2 9 10 Silver market 37 3 SMOKING ANTIQUES Hallmarks, pitfalls in identifying 26 1 Silver market 38 3 Cigar cutters 28 6 Hallmarks, some less common 10 11 Silver market 38 8 Cigarette cards 12 7 Harache family of London 44 3 Silver market 39 8 Cigarette cards 18 3 Hennell toys stolen 19 4 Silver notes 6 5 Cigarette cards, showing modern Heraldic engraving Silver notes 6 11 British pottery 35 9 on British Part 1 7 12 Silversmiths, neglected Cigarette cases 28 8 Part 2 8 1 Richard Sibley I 37 10 Cigarette lighters, collecting 25 6 Horner, Charles, jewellery Slice for Christmas 22 7 Pipe stoppers 6 2 and accessories 28 6 Small collectables 6 11 Tobacco jars, British pottery 25 10 Hourglass pattern 11 10 77 Tobacco jars, lead 11 3 How much is it worth? 41 6 78 Tobacco stoppers 47 10 ‘Huguenot’ silver in England 37 1 79 Tobacconists’ figures, carved Identification of coats of 84 wood 10 3 arms on British Part 1 12 8 85 Vitramic art 19 8 Part 2 12 9 Small pieces 2 7 Part 3 12 10 28 SNUFF BOTTLES AND BOXES Indian silver, an introduction 47 8 Small silver 8 12 Assorted snuff boxes 12 7 Inverness goldsmiths 11 8 Small silver 13 2 Chinese blue & white porcelain Irish punch marks, 18th Small silver 14 3 snuff bottles 39 3 cent. 21 5 Small silver 17 3 Chinese snuff bottles 23 1 Jensen, Georg 24 6 Smith, Stephen, Snr 38 10 Papier mâché snuff boxes 11 7 Knives 10 9 Soldering silver 1 9 Pressed wood snuffboxes 41 4 Ladle for Christmas 22 7 Spoon for Christmas 29 7 Sandy, James 19 7 Ladle, mixed metal 31 7 Spoon full of pleasure 27 7 Scottish snuff mulls 11 8 Langlands, John, I 38 7 Spoons & forks, old silver, buying a Snuff bottles 8 2 Leopard’s head of London 23 2 set of 37 1 Sporting decoration on 33 1 Liberty’s silver designs 46 3 Spoons, caddy 2 1 Stobwasser’s the name 18 7 Maidenhead spoon for Spoons, caddy 3 8 Two enamelled snuffboxes 30 7 Christmas 23 7 Spoons, early English 45 3 Wood snuffboxes 11 11 Maker’s mark versus the Spoons, English silver sponsor’s mark 25 4 pre-1700 2 6 SPORTING MEMORABILIA Mappin and Webb 27 8 Spoons, foreign 3 7 Archery, collecting 29 4 Market for 43 6 Spoons, Georgian 4 8 Bathing bygones 43 3 Marrow spoons 11 7 Spoons salt 6 4 Cricketana 13 6 Miniature 9 5 Stilton cheese scoops 37 7 Golfing antiques 15 10 Monteith bowls, two English 28 7 Sugar nips 24 5 Golfing antiques, auction Mustard pots, Colman Sugar nips, 18th cent. 20 6 feature 21 10 collection 17 5 Sugar tongs Part 1 5 4 Golf equipment, historic 27 3 Mustard pots, Colman Part 2 5 5 Investment 26 3 collection 28 2 Symons, Pentecost, of Plymouth 39 4 Olympic posters 42 8 Mustard pots, pre-Victorian 40 6 Tankards, English provincial 20 2 Racketana 17 1 Mystery game 29 8 Tapersticks 20 10 Rugby memorabilia 42 8 Napkin clips 26 8 Tea caddy spoons 17 10 Shooting accessories 39 4 Napkin rings 15 2 Teapots, neglected 35 10 Sporting gun accoutrements 41 4 Nelson Nile/Copenhagen Thimbles 34 1 Swimmerabilia 19 2

19 Tennis, lawn, memorabilia 36 2 Price review 38 8 Toys 16 3 Tennis, lawn, photographs 43 2 Quilts and patchwork 37 4 Toys 18 3 Quilts, costume & textiles, sale Toy ships 40 4 TEA CADDIES report 36 1 Toys, investment 30 3 Auction feature 10 5 Quiltts, patchwork 9 9 Toys, price review 34 3 Caddy for Christmas 25 7 Shawls 43 4 Toys, price review 39 8 Ebony with Liverpool enamel Shawls, British, in Indian style 39 6 Toy tableware 7 4 plaques 20 6 Shawls, Kashmir, Indian and Two tin toys 28 7 Interesting wooden 8 3 Paisley 27 2 Which locomotive? 32 7 Market for 30 3 Shawls, Kashmir, two 31 7 Price review 34 3 Shawls, two 26 7 TREEN Price review 38 8 Souvenir printed cotton 11 12 Boot and shoe trees 9 9 Two 18 7 Spitalfields silk 23 2 Buying and collecting 8 9 Which tea caddy? 20 7 Stitchery on punched card 25 8 Candlesticks 7 9 Susanis 30 10 Collecting 25 4 TEDDY BEARS Textile collecting 18 6 Drinking cups 7 10 Choice of 20 7 Textiles and costumes 16 3 Elizabethan fruit trenchers 22 7 Choosing a teddy 26 7 Toile de Jouy, history of 43 6 Folk art love tokens 46 4 Collecting teddy bears 32 6 True tartan 27 7 Shakespeare’s mulberry tree 47 6 Teddy bears 20 3 Umbrellas and parasols 25 1 Spoons and ladles 7 11 Upholstery for collectors 37 5 Treen 13 7 TEXTILES AND COSTUMES (see also Victorian ladies’ costume 31 6 Treen 19 11 Embroidery and Samplers) Woolwork pictures 39 6 Treen 22 6 17th and 18th cent. Woolwork pictures, nautical 22 8 Treen for Christmas 24 7 furnishing textiles 23 1 Treen trends 36 4 18th cent. silk for Christmas 25 7 TOOLS (see also Sewing Tools) Wooden box 15 6 Artists’ textiles in Britain 1945-7037 10 Carpenter’s brace 18 7 Wooden plates 27 4 Art Nouveau Designers at the Paris Countrymade woodworking 14 2 Salons 1895-1914 36 8 High Victorian splendour in TRIBAL ART A shawl for Christmas 17 6 woodworking 14 5 Aborigine shields 28 7 ‘Baby binders’? 33 4 Tools 16 3 Ashanti stool of Gold Coast 24 9 Baby clothes, collecting 24 11 Tools 20 3 Auction report, Phillips 34 2 Beadwork, European glass, Tools de luxe of ebony and Ifa board for Christmas 23 7 1700-1950s 45 2 brass 22 9 Investing in 24 3 Beadwork, native American 28 7 Wooden planes 15 4 Haida argillite carving 43 1 Biba experience 39 1 Woodworking 12 9 Tribal art 19 3 Chinese mandarin squares 19 7 Woodworking and allied trades 43 9 Chinese mandarin squares, Victorian steel bench planes 16 4 TUNBRIDGE WARE collecting 24 5 Box 14 6 Chinese robe for Christmas 25 7 TORTOISESHELL Tunbridgeware 16 4 Costume 19 7 Beginner’s corner 21 1 Tunbridge Ware, sources and Costume and textiles 22 3 Decoration on furniture 20 2 development 1600-1820 47 9 Costume and textiles 30 3 Piqué jewellery 33 7 Costume and textiles 31 3 WATCHES Costume market 15 3 TOYS Antique pocket watches 20 3 Costume market 21 3 1955-1965, investment 25 3 Antique watches 10 4 Couture evening wear, British, Banking on a good Christmas? 26 7 Antique watches 11 4 collecting 46 7 Boys’ toys price review 38 8 Antique watches 12 5 Crewelwork 26 4 Bricks, Dr Richter’s 43 7 Antique watches 13 2 Day, Lucienne 36 1 Britains’ miniature gardens 24 1 Antique watches 14 3 Dowry bags of Persian nomadic Building toys 23 8 Antique watches 15 3 tribes 36 1 Car, metal, for Christmas 23 7 Antique watches 16 3 East India Company textiles 28 8 Children’s pedal cars 17 9 Antique watches 17 3 Embroidered caskets 29 7 Circus figures 25 2 Antique watches 18 3 Embroidered pictures 23 3 Composition and wooden 26 3 Antique watches 19 3 English patchwork covers 23 4 Heyde tiger hunt 14 6 Antique watches (auction European, investment 24 3 Hilpert figure for Christmas 16 6 feature) 20 10 European, investment 25 3 Hornby, Frank, and Bassett- Chronograph for Christmas 17 6 European, investment 26 3 Lowke, Wenman 25 5 English watch styles 1600-1900 44 6 European, investment 27 3 Lead soldiers 7 11 Fusee keyless lever 15 6 European, investment 28 3 Lead soldiers 10 4 How the watch was worn 45 6 Fashion, British 20th.cent, Lead soldiers 14 3 Keyless watches 14 4 collecting 46 1 Lead soldiers 21 3 Patek Philippe wrist-watch 27 7 Fashion plates 23 3 Lines, G & J, wooden toys 31 9 Pocket, for Christmas 24 7 Fortuny gown for Christmas 24 7 Mahogany wheel 2 5 Pocket, price review 33 3 Furnishings, needlework 36 1 Meccano motor car Pocket, price review 38 3 Handkerchiefs, printed 34 8 constructor 15 6 Pocket, timely investment? 23 10 Hats for the collector 36 1 Metal toys 20 3 Pocket watches, Part I 43 10 Headscarves 29 1 Metal toys 22 3 Rolex Prince 19 10 Italian 29 6 Metal toys 24 3 Roskopf watch 25 9 Japanese textiles and kimono 25 8 Metal toys 26 3 Seaman’s watch, a 14 6 Joys of jouy 24 7 Noah’s ark for Christmas 20 7 Smiths wristwatches 37 10 Less expensive tapestries 22 1 Optical, and persistence of Trench wristwatches, a beginner’s Maddermarket Theatre costumes32 2 vision devices 26 2 guide 47 10 Mandarins’ pockets 27 6 Pelham puppets 36 3 Watches 4 5 Needlework pictures 4 9 Plastic 27 3 Watches 9 4 Oriental and Middle Eastern, Price guide 12 7 Watchmaker’s notebook, investment 26 3 Record breaking Christmas 16 6 early 18th cent. 19 10 Oriental, investment 27 3 Rocking horse for Christmas 25 7 Watch movements, collecting 33 10 Passion for fashion 24 6 Rolls Royce for Christmas 19 7 Watchpapers 35 10 Patchwork coverlets, Victorian 27 8 Taxi 20 7 Watch prices 11 11 Police uniforms and helmets Tinplate racing car 17 6 Watch stands 38 10 (auction feature) 20 10 Tin toys 38 1 Watch stands, small 9 7 Post war British textiles 42 8 Tops, tetotums and spinning Watch stands, ceramics and Price review 33 3 toys 29 8 ivory 9 10 Price review 34 3 Toys 12 5 Wrist watches 16 11

20 Wrist watches 22 3 English watercolours and Stanfield, Clarkson 43 3 Wrist watches 23 3 drawings 20 5 Stannard, Henry John Wrist watches 24 10 English watercolours, Sylvester 11 5 Wrist watches, English 34 10 sketches and unattributed Still-life painting in watercolour 40 2 Wrist watches, investing in 18 3 drawings 8 11 St Ives, views of, 1890-2000 44 10 Wrist watch, Swiss, for English watercolours: the longer Streets of London 25 7 Christmas 17 6 view Part I, 1800-1850 37 8 Thames, watercolours of 38 5 Part II, 1850-1900 38 2 Topographers, English, 18th WATERCOLOURS Part III, 1900-present 38 6 cent. 25 9 All in the name 28 7 Exceptional Eye, sale report 45 5 Topographical, investment 26 3 Allom, Thomas 43 9 Fakes, spotting 23 5 Topographical, investment 27 3 Animal watercolours 27 5 Fielding family 35 1 Turner watercolour for Appleby, John, sale 46 3 Fielding, Frederick/Raffael 20 5 Christmas 23 7 Architectural drawings 29 5 Flower and garden 28 5 Turner, William, of Oxford 38 10 Architecture and the saleroom 43 5 Forgotten watercolourist, a 16 5 Underestimated pictures 24 5 Aristocratic amateur Foster and faker 22 7 Undervalued drawings 16 5 watercolourists 27 5 Frost, George Part 1 14 1 Varley family 11 9 Austin, Samuel 36 8 Part 2 14 2 Varley family 32 5 Becker, Harry 42 2 Frost, George, for Venice, views of 39 5 Birchall, William Minshall 28 8 Christmas 29 7 Victorian 18 11 Bird watercolours 29 5 Garden watercolours 39 3 Victorian marine 20 5 Botanical 31 2 Garden watercolours, market for 46 1 Victorian watercolour album 23 5 Boys, Thomas Shotter 37 1 Garden watercolours, Victorian 33 5 Victorian watercolours, Brabazon, Hercules Brabazon 17 5 Girtin, Thomas 35 10 market for 27 8 Bright, Henry 44 5 Goodwin, Albert 16 5 Views of London, early 24 2 British watercolourists Goodwin, Albert 20 7 Vizor’d falsehood and base abroad 19 5 Gouaches, Neapolitan, forgery 8 3 Caffieri for Christmas 22 7 19th cent. 43 8 Wain, Louis 17 7 Callow - know the difference! 26 7 Greece, British artists and 41 5 Wain, Louis, for Christmas 22 7 Callow, William 34 5 Greece, watercolourists in 26 5 Wain, Louis, later years 18 5 Caricatures, early English 28 1 Harding, a lesser known 15 5 Waite, Robert Thorne 10 11 Caricatures, later English 28 5 Harding, James Duffield 37 5 Watercolour for Christmas 19 7 Carmichael, John Wilson 45 9 Hardy, Thomas Bush 19 7 Watercolourists, women 21 9 Chinnery, George 47 6 Hardy, Thomas Bush 44 3 Watercolours 15 5 Comparing watercolours: Havell, William 42 9 Watercolours 18 3 Turner v. Brabazon Brabazon 22 5 High Victorian 9 1 Watercolours 19 3 Churchyard, Thomas 1 11 Hunt, William Henry 33 5 Watercolours 20 3 Churchyard, Thomas 11 5 Indian subcontinent, watercolours of Watercolours and drawings 8 9 Collecting on a limited budget 24 5 32 1 Watercolours and drawings 21 3 Collecting watercolours 18 5 Ingram Collection sale 40 8 Watercolours and drawings 22 3 Contemporary British artists 32 5 Interiors, watercolours of 31 5 Watercolours, summer sales of 42 5 Contemporary British artists 33 5 Landscape watercolours 31 5 Watercolours, two 19th cent.30 7 Cotman Family 30 9 Lear, Edward 28 10 White, John 46 7 Cox, David 33 1 Leaver, Noel H. 18 4 William Williams in Cox, David and his followers6 12 Liverpool Victorians 17 5 Shropshire 12 8 Cox, David and his followers25 5 Looking after watercolours 30 5 Young generation of watercolour Cozens’ cousin! 27 7 Lure of English Part 1 5 1 dealers 40 10 Cozens, John Robert 31 7 Part 2 5 6 Cromek, Thomas Hartley 41 3 Mackintosh watercolours 16 2 WINE ANTIQUES De Morgan, Evelyn, drawings 31 9 Marine, British, 1750-1900 28 4 British wine accessories Part I 44 7 de Wint, Peter 34 1 Market for early 21 5 Part II 44 10 Dixon, Charles Edward 20 11 Market in English 12 8 Corkscrew for Christmas 14 6 Dixon, Charles Edward 24 10 Masters and pupils 13 5 Corkscrew mechanisms, Drawing, a fine 14 6 Master touch 22 7 simple, early 16 7 Drawing, a good 15 6 Mounting and framing 32 5 Corkscrews 8 3 Drawings and watercolours 25 5 Müller, William James 41 8 Corkscrews 30 1 Drawings, inexpensive, for Naftel, Paul 12 9 Champagne tap 20 7 the collector 25 1 Newlyn School 20 10 Enamelled labels for bottles and Duncan, Edward 47 1 Newlyn School watercolours 32 5 decanters 47 1 , British artists and 41 10 Norwich School, Part I 30 5 Price review 35 3 Elgood, George Samuel 19 5 Norwich School, Part II 30 9 Rare and strange 12 2 English drawings 15 3 No, Mr. Mallalieu 14 5 Royal, in silver-gilt 18 6 English watercolour painting Not what meets the eye 33 5 Wine bottles 6 4 1800-1830, 1900-1930 12 4 Old Watercolour Society 14 5 Wine bottles, European 17 8 English watercolours 10 4 Owen, Samuel, a collector’s view46 6 Wine bottles, onion 15 6 English watercolours 11 4 Paris, views of 45 3 Wine labels 1 9 English watercolours 14 3 ‘Phoebe’ for Christmas 16 6 Wine labels 39 3 English watercolours 16 3 Pictures for Christmas 9 7 Wine labels, 18th cent. 3 7 English watercolours 17 3 Portraits 46 5 Wine labels, auction feature 12 11 English watercolours 22 5 Portraits, early watercolour Wine labels, enamel 4 12 English watercolours 23 3 and pastel 26 5 Wine labels, silver 11 12 English watercolours 23 5 Portraits, later watercolour English watercolours 24 3 and pastel 26 10 WOOD CARVING English watercolours 25 3 Prout, Samuel 39 10 Domestic 19 5 English watercolours 26 3 Prout, Samuel, a watercolour 14 6 Irish bog-wood 21 6 English watercolours 27 3 Rayner, Louise 32 8 Swiss carvings 40 2 English watercolours 28 3 Rhine, watercolours of 40 5 English watercolours 29 3 Roberts, David, RA 35 5 WRITING EQUIPMENT English watercolours 30 3 Rowbotham family 18 5 Fountain pen before Waterman 34 2 English watercolours 31 3 Rowlandson for Christmas 24 7 Inkwells 42 3 English watercolours 32 3 Sad story for Christmas 17 6 Letter clip, the Victorian 33 8 English watercolours 33 3 Sandby, Paul and Thomas 36 5 Propelling pencils 8 2 English watercolours 34 3 Some lesser known Victorian Seal boxes 42 3 English watercolours 35 3 artists 5 12 Vintage fountain pens 25 3 English watercolours 37 3 Southport Victorians 17 9 English watercolours 39 8 Sporting 11 7

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