CATHERINE SOUTHON auctioneers & valuers ltd auctioneers Antiques & Collectables Wednesday 22nd February at 10.30am

TO BE HELD AT FARLEIgH COURT gOLF CLUB,

SURREy CR6 9PE ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES 2017 - february

Antiques & Collectables Wednesday 22nd February at 10.30am

VIEWING Tuesday 21st February 9.30am - 5.00pm Wednesday 22nd February 9am - 10.30am

auction and viewing to be held at Farleigh Court golF Club, old Farleigh road, Nr SelSdoN, Surrey Cr6 9Pe

We are delighted to welcome BBC Bargain Hunt to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers on Wednesday 22nd February.

Ripley Arts Centre, 24 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley, BR1 2PX Valuation days held here every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10am and 2pm

Welcome to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers

Specialist: Catherine Southon Ma Consultants: barbara dixon Neassa Quinn Mark Stacey Sale administrator: Nicola Minney auction enquiries and information: 07596 332978 07808 737694 Email: [email protected] auction Venue: Farleigh Court Golf Club, Old Farleigh Road, Nr Selsdon, Surrey CR6 9PE office: Ripley Arts Centre, 24 Sundridge Avenue, Bromley, BR1 2PX Tel: 0208 313 3655 (not week of auction)

iMPortaNt NotiCeS Please note that purchased items of furniture must be collected from the auction venue before 4pm on Friday 24th February otherwise buyers will incur storage charges. All other purchases can also be collected during this time. Please note that the condition of items are not noted in the catalogue. Condition reports can be viewed on www.the-saleroom.com ColleCtioNS All lots should be collected on the day of the auction, or on Thursday 23rd or Friday 24th February until 4pm. After this time all items of furniture will be shipped to the warehouse where an appointment has to be made for collection. All other items will be available for collection at our office address at Ripley Arts Centre 9.30 - 3pm, Monday - Friday for two weeks after the sale. ShiPPiNg All Lots are available to be packed and Mail Boxes Etc. shipped by Mailboxes. Once you’ve won Tel: +44(0)208 649 9777 your lot, it can be collected directly from Email: [email protected] us by the local agent, professionally packed and tracked delivery to your door. We are happy to ship small non-breakable Overseas Shipping: AMS lots such as jewellery, vertu, etc. Tel: +44 (0) 1689 800 688 email: [email protected]

auCtioNS We hold regular Antiques and Collectables Auctions, with colour catalogues, on-line catalogues and Live bidding. These auctions take place regularly at Farleigh Court Golf Club, Old Farleigh Road, Nr Selsdon, Surrey CR6 9PE. This venue has plently of free parking and is a short taxi ride from East Croydon Station with directly links to London. The Company trades as Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd. The Company’s registered office is: Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley, BR1 3RA. Company Registration Number 08020183. Registered in England and Wales.

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1. A mahogany adjustable ratchet candlestick, 3. A Victorian brass bound oak umbrella stand 20th century the upper section with brass gallery rail above central the tulip shaped candle stick upon circular drip tray, panel flanked by brass rosettes, the lower section with above ratchet stand raised upon circular stepped base, brass four section umbrella stick stand with back panel total height 138cm; height lowered 87cm and turned supports over drip tray upon squat brass £60-£100 supports, together with a collection of eight umbrellas and walking sticks (9), height 99 x 55 x 27cm 2. An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood strung £250-£300 wool winder stand of rectangular form with turned concave finial, with two 4. A mahogany rectangular cellerat, 19th century removable turned wool winders, raised upon splayed the hinged lid opening to reveal the interior with two supports, height 104.5cm, width 20.5cm, depth 20cm mahogany lidded containers and pierced metal strainer, £60-£80 raised upon turned reeded tapering supports, height 55 x 45.5 x 25.5cm £150-£200

5. A mahogany torchère, 19th century the circular dished top above baluster turned column with splayed supports united by turned circle stretcher, 60cm approx £140-£200

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6. A mahogany revolving bookcase, 10. A gentleman’s oak shaving mid 20th century stand and cupboard, 20th century the square top with four sections to the rectangular oak frame with mirror hold books separated by pierced inset raised upon an adjustable rod, sections, raised upon square section above the hinged section over a single base with four splayed supports, drawer and cupboard upon turned height 80 x 49 x 49cm supports, height 152 x 36 x 35cm £100-£150 £80-£120

7. A Victorian mahogany footstool, 11. An oak coffer, 20th century of long narrow proportions with of small proportions with two panelled upholstered upper section above top and two linen fold carved front foliate carved apron raised upon panels upon castor supports, height scrolled squat supports, height 41 x 54 x 31cm 18 x 110 x 27cm £20-£30 £80-£120 12. A mahogany circular side table, 8. A mahogany side table, 19th century 19th century and later with three turned wrythen splayed the circular dished top above supports united by triangular shelf associated base of two shelves and upon splayed supports, height central bowl rest upon three splayed 66 x 60cm supports, height 60.5cm £140-£180 £80-£120 13. A mahogany circular top side 9. A mahogany torchère, table, 19th century 19th century with baluster turned column and the circular dished top above a turned central gallery, upon circular baluster turned column with three base with square section supports, splayed supports, height 110cm height 70cm £150-£200 £100-£200

14. An oak child’s rocking chair, 19th century the slatted back above panelled seat with a side drawer beneath with turned handle over sledge supports, height 79cm 10 £100-£140

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15 15. A copper and upholstered fire fender, early 20th century of typical form with upholstered leather seat raised upon cylindrical supports, united by u-shaped support, upon a concave hammered studded base, height 52 x 134 x 48cm £150-£250

17. An Adamesque mahogany wall twin branch candle sconce, 19th century the ribbon carved mount above central oval panel with egg and dart carving, with two acanthus carved sweeping candle sconces and leaf droplet 16. A Victorian gilt overmantel mirror, termination, length 77cm the seated putti with garlands of leaves surmounting £150-£200 a rectangular mirror with egg and dart moulding, over a plinth base with scrolled brackets, height 18. A gilt wooden sectional mirror wall light, 122 x 112cm 20th century £300-£400 the domed top with basket of fruit carving above rectangular mirror with berry and leaf carving over light sconce with glass shade, height 93 x 48cm £80-£120 www.catherinesouthon.co.uk 7 Furniture, Decorative Works of Art & Paintings

20. An Empire style six branch ceiling light, 20th century the central pierced leaf and finial ceiling mount with six link chains leading to a circular base with six trumpet shaped lights, the base with pierced winged griffins gallery rail, applied roses and pineapple finial termination, height 75cm approx 19. Dutch style brass six branch candle chandelier, £250-£300 early 20th century the central tapering baluster body with six s-shaped 21. A pair of gilt wood Chippendale style twin branch branches with cylindrical turned candle sconces, above wall sconces central ball with ring below, together with three matching the wall mount with pierced ribbon acanthus leaf three branch wall candle sconces (4), height of chandelier decorated musical instruments and two turned fluted 80cm; height 38cm (triple branch sconces) branches with lappet light holders (2), height 62cm £300-£400 £150-£250

22. An oak carved knee hole desk, late 19th century of rectangular form with central drawer flanked by two cupboard doors, each with intricate carving, the two panel sides with similar carving, raised upon stile supports, height 75 x 128 x 65cm £200-£300

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27. A Victorian mahogany Canterbury of typical form with three sections, each with pierced carved dividers, above a single drawer with turned handles, upon turned castor supports, height 53 x 51 x 37cm £150-£200

28. An Oak metamorphic table/seat, late 18th/early 19th century, the circular top above two arms with turned supports over a hinged seat, upon turned stretchered block supports, height 79 x 89cm £300-£400 23. A Victorian walnut and mahogany music duet 29. A painted pine trunk, early 20th century stand of rectangular form with hinged lid with black painted the upper section comprising of two rectangular carved metal banding and side swing handles upon plinth base, and pierced sheet music ratcheted supports, raised height 68 x 88 x 64cm upon a turned central column with three carved scrolled £140-£180 supports, height 121cm £300-£400 30. An oak trunk, 19th century of rectangular form with hinged lid above tongue and 24. A Victorian walnut piano stool, groove joined sides upon a plinth base, with side swing the upholstered circular seat above bulbous support with handles, height 49 x 82 x 63cm three s-shaped supports, height 50cm £140-£180 £80-£120 31. An oak sword chest, late 18th century 25. A Victorian mahogany piano stool, of rectangular form, with hinged lid, above tapering sides with upholstered circular seat raised upon turned lappet upon v-shaped end supports, height 49.5 x 98 x 34cm carved column with three scrolled feet, height 51cm £150-£200 £80-£120 32. An ebonised mother of pearl inlaid writing box, 26. A Victorian walnut pierced music stand 19th century of rectangular form with pierced raised gallery rail upon of rectangular form with brass foliate mother of pearl inlaid an inlaid upper section, above the central shelf with lid and drop down front, the interior string lined with ivory, pierced carved sides, over a glazed door comprising with writing area above two drawers, raised upon ball of three shelves, raised upon turned castor supports, supports, height 24 x 54 x 37cm height 113 x 59 x 38cm £300-£400 £150-£200

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33. A hardwood painted coffer, 20th century 35. An Oriental hardwood cabinet, 20th century of rectangular form with hinged lid, with applied metal of small proportions and rectangular form with two glazed strapwork and side handles, the interior with candle doors with pierced panels of dragons and birds and box, raised upon wheels covered by a hardwood apron, glazed sides, with gilded strapwork borders, the base height 68 x 100 x 50cm with three square drawers above two glazed and pierced £100-£150 panels upon supports with pierced brackets, height 155 x 43 x 24cm 34. An Oriental hardwood cabinet, 20th century £150-£200 of rectangular form with two glazed doors with pierced corner strapwork, above a base of three drawers and 36. A French fruit wood wheelbarrow, late two panelled doors upon square section supports with 19th century pierced brackets, height 157 x 65 x 36cm of typical form with rectangular section handles leading £150-£250 to a four panelled sided body, raised upon wooden metal covered front wheel with square section back supports, height 67 x 63 x 160cm approx £200-£300

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37. A mahogany carving of Diane the Huntress, late 19th century with Diane laying scantily clad with a child and dog flanking, width 86cm, height 43cm £100-£200

40. A pair of mahogany wall brackets, late 19th century modelled as a female face flanked by acanthus leaf scrolls below a shaped shelf (2), height 24cm, width 30.5cm, depth 17.5cm £200-£300

41. A pair of carved oak rams heads, 19th century 38. An oak carved panel, late 18th/19th century each depicting a rams head upon a rectangular carved the rectangular panel carved with a knight on horseback back (2), height 10cm approx holding a flag, the background carved with swirls, £100-£200 47 x 40cm £250-£350

39. Two oak caryatids, late 18th/19th century of typical form with putti playing flutes above berry and leaf tendrils upon a scrolled carved base (2), height 78cm £250-£350

42. A pair of oak wall carvings, 19th century each of rectangular form with a central figure standing in a door arch, flanked by raised swags, fruits, shields (2), 44.5cm height, 26.5cm width £200-£300

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45. A mahogany wall bracket, 19th century the shaped shelf above egg and dart turned body with scrolled sides, together with a terracotta wall bracket, 20th century, with shaped shelf above putti in a scallop shell and a mahogany wall bracket, 19th century, with shaped shelf above tendrils of fruit (3), height 27cm approx. and height 40cm £140-£180

43. Two oak caryatids, late 18th/19th century of typical form with two figures draped in clothing, with carved basket above their heads, both standing upon scrolled and leaf carved base (2), height 78cm approx £200-£300

46. A pair of brass decorative easels, 20th century of typical easel form with pierced and scrolled acanthus leaf decoration upon scrolled front supports (2), height 53cm £150-£200

47. A collection of five walking sticks to include two ebonised horn handed walking sticks with silver bands and three further walking sticks, each with silver mounts (5), longest 91.5cm £80-£120

48. A malacca cane with silver handle walking stick together with two horn handled and silver banded walking sticks and another and a silk parasol with ivory dog carved handle finial (5), longest 93cm £80-£120

49. A rosewood and ivory walking cane, early 20th century the wrythen carved ivory ball handle screwed into a tapering cane with metal ferrule, height 95.5cm 44. Two oak carved caryatids, late 18th/19th £150-£250 century of typical form with putti standing playing instruments, with carved berries above their heads (2), height 61cm approx £200-£300

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50. A late 19th century ivory handled walking stick in 55. Two late 19th century/early 20th century walking the form of a tiger sticks with dog handles the rosewood shaft terminating in an ivory pommel the first realistically carved with head of a greyhound open realistically carved in the form of a tigers head with open mouth and glass eyes with veneered shaft, the second jaw, with 12K gold band, length 88cm, length of tiger with a thin malacca shaft with two brass bands and carved 4.5cm handle in the form of a boxer (2), the former 88cm £200-£300 £80-£120

51. A late 19th century ivory and bamboo Callow & 56. Two late 19th century walking sticks Sons walking stick the first with wooden shaft terminating with a carved the bamboo shaft with feint makers stamp, terminating handle in the form of a bulldog with glass eyes, the second in an ivory clenched fist holding a snake, with silver band with malacca shaft and carved handle in the form of a faintly initialled D.D, length 83cm, length of ivory 3.3cm whippet with beaded eyes (2), height of the largest 94cm £100-£150 £60-£100

52. A late 19th century ivory handled and malacca 57. A late 19th century rosewood and ivory walking walking stick stick with simple ivory handle and silver collar with owners the rosewood shaft with carved ivory pommel in the form name and engraved foliate design, length 81cm of two intertwined resting bats, length 85cm, ivory pommel £80-£100 6cm £100-£150 53. Three late 19th/early 20th century walking canes and later umbrella 58. Two late 19th century walking sticks and a parasol including a walking cane with vertebra shaft with silvered one walking stick with silver pommel, another with gnarled collar and bone handle; a walking cane with ebony handle, and the third parasol with black fabric silver collar shaft and horn handle with silver collar; simple ebonised and carved handle in the form of a monkey’s head (3), wooden cane with simple horizontal handle, and a height of the former 86cm bamboo handled umbrella (4), length of the longest 88cm £60-£80 £60-£100 59. Two Victorian parasols with ivory handles 54. A Victorian tiger’s eye walking stick the first with wooden shaft and black fabric and carved the malacca shaft terminating in a tiger’s eye spherical ivory netsuke handle depicting a monkey climbing upon knop with 18ct gold collar, length 89cm a rock with small frog to the base, the second with ivory £120-£180 handle in the form of a Buddha probably replaced (2), length of the former 80cm £80-£120 www.catherinesouthon.co.uk 13 Furniture, Decorative Works of Art & Paintings

60. A Meerschaum pipe, early 20th century, carved in the form of a chicken’s claw with silver band, in a case, together with another carved pipe head of a gentleman (2) £80-£120

61. A Grand Tour style papier-mâché and ebonised table cabinet of rectangular form, the exterior double fronted doors decorated with vignettes of grand tour scenes surrounded by gilt painted strapwork, with hinged lid and two doors opening to reveal drawers, each gilt painted strapwork, raised upon turned upturned cups, height 27.5 x 33.5 x 27cm £200-£300

62. A Crawford & Sons advertising biscuit box in the form of an Edwardian stationery box 61 the lid depicting women and children, width 18cm £30-£50

63. A large set of Henry Pooley & Sons weighing scales the pierced metal columnar central section, with brass shaped arms holding a rectangular scale tray and a circular ceramic scale to each side, makers printed label, with eight brass graduated weights (9), height 92cm £100-£200

64. A brass pedestal kettle, 20th century with turned wooden handle, baluster shaped body upon turned waisted concave square base with bun supports, together with a blue enamel kettle upon a pierced heater and stand, decorated with daisies (2), height 41cm enamel kettle, height 34cm brass kettle £80-£120

65. A Victorian Toile style tray of rectangular form with cut out handles, the centre painted with a fruitful scene of grapes on a plate surrounded by peaches and a goblet, with gilt brown highlighted surround, 73.5 x 54cm £80-£120

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66. A pair of Minton pate sur pate plaques, late 19th century each in a rectangular oak frame with egg and dart border, the porcelain plaques with pink ground and playful putti resting under berry tree’s, indistinctly signed to lower left (2), 24.5cm x 17cm approx in frame 69. A pair of early 19th Century gilt framed chenille £150-£200 work panels of floral design in ornate gilt wood scroll shaped frames (2), height 58cm top to bottom; width of frame 40cm £150-£250

67. A pair of oak carved and porcelain plaques, late 19th century the first oval porcelain plaque depicting children lying 70. Four matching cushions made from 18th century upon a dolphin and the other of children lying on rocks, Aubusson floral tapestry of rose and ribbon design (4), both mounted in carved oak branch and berry frames, approx. 30cm square both initialled to lower right and left CE ‘73 and 1877 (2), £50-£80 width 36cm in frames £200-£300

71. An Edwardian ladies fan in a demi-lune display 68. Two mid 19th Century oak framed samplers case the first embroidered with verse and coloured threads the cream satin painted in black with floral spray and depicting peacocks, trees, dear and flowers by Elizabeth butterfly, with black lace overlay and ebonised carved Walton aged fourteen years, the second of smaller size sticks, open 51cm; 33.5 x 60.5cm in display case also worked in coloured threads with verse, butterflies, £150-£200 a boy fishing, swans and a flower border (2), the larger 70cm by 65cm £150-£200 www.catherinesouthon.co.uk 15 Furniture, Decorative Works of Art & Paintings

72. An early 18th Century silk and metallic thread needlework and stumpwork picture with central oval embroidery on silk panel depicting a robed standing figure surrounded by fauna and woodland animals, raised work flowers and stumpwork lion on 75. A collection of three Parian busts, 20th century mossy hill below, framed and glazed, 33cm by 44cm comprising of RHon WE Gladstone MP, Handel, Mozart including frame and a further bust of Beethoven (A/F) (4), height of tallest £200-£300 29cm - Gladstone £50-£80 73. A leather rectangular travelling case, 20th century with leather cover handle and chrome front locks, together with a small rectangular leather case with leather closing strap (2), Large case: 27.5cm height, 36.5cm width, 20cm depth; Smaller case: 8.5cm height, 26cm width, 9cm depth £80-£120

76. A Victorian carved alabaster plaque of nine Philosopher’s profiles the scalloped edge with eight roundels with applied profiles surrounding a central profile of Dante, the plaque 74. A collection of four late 19th century parian busts engraved with foliate decoration, mounted in a circular including Mozart in typical dress upon a square base, black stepped frame with gilt border, diameter 35cm; impressed factory monogram R & L, together with a parian diameter framed 49cm bust of Shakespeare, upon a socle base, impressed factory £200-£300 mark H & L, a bust of Chopin, raised upon a marbleised socle base, engraved mark to reverse Gionmelly and a 77. A French Art Deco bust of a female, 1930s parian scantily clad female figure seated upon a tree stump wearing a headscarf, and shawl, upon a scroll incised on a grassy circular base, no factory marks, restored rectangular base bearing a plaque ‘Au Village’, impressed (4), Chopin: 24.5cm total height; Mozart: 19.5cm high; France to reverse and number 598, height 40cm, width Shakespeare: 23.5cm high; Female: 33cm high 34cm, depth 17cm £100-£200 £50-£100

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78. Alphonse De Tombay (Belgian 1843-1918) ‘La gardeuse d’oies tricotant’ a gilt bronze sculpture of a standing female knitting, raised upon a stepped socle green marble circular base with a gilt metal rim to the base, signed to the reverse Alp de Tombay Usines Vojave, Ste Arne, Bruxelles, total height 59.5cm £500-£700

79. Bronze bust of a scholar raised upon a stepped green marble base, no markings, height 10cm, total height 16.5cm £30-£50

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80. A pair of bronze Oriental warriors, 20th century each figure standing, one aiming a bow and the other branding a hatchet, both on square marble bases raised on brass supports (2), 81 height 34cm £150-£250

81. Juan Clara, 82. A pair of large early 20th (Spanish 1875-1958) century Spelter figures of a bronze figure of a young girl warriors on horseback standing upon a rush seated each on ebonised oval bases, stretchered stool, marks to side of with fitted lamps to the back of seat, LB and 605 to reverse of seat, the ebonised bases (2), height height 34cm 49cm, height of figures on £300-£400 horseback 46cm £200-£300

83. Auguste Moreau, (French 1826-1897) a pair of gilt bronze busts, each modelled as a lady in 19th century dress, raised upon stepped circular marble bases, both signed to reverse (2), height 14cm, height 13cm lady with hat £300-£400

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84. Aristide-Onesime Croisy, (French 1840-1899) ‘Le Nid’ the gilt bronze and ivory sculpture of the girl and baby sitting close and resting on a button back upholstered chair, mounted upon a square block marble plinth, signed at side of chair with foundry mark to reverse of chair and titled to the front, height 16.5cm, width 13.5cm £1,000-£2,000

85. A bronze pedestal cup and cover, 20th century the baluster shaped body of the cup depicting a tree bark with applied leaf and insects, raised upon a circular pedestal base with applied grasshopper and ladybird, the interior with gilt metal drop in bowl, the cover with leaf branch finial, applied snail, wasp and berries, height 21cm £250-£300

86. Aristide De Ranieri, (Italian 1865-1929) an Art Nouveau bronze bust of a lady wearing a head scarf, with a lute attached to her by a scarf, raised upon a tapering rectangular pedestal base, signature to lower right and foundry mark to reverse, height 35cm £300-£400

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87. Franz Xaver Bergmann, (Austrian 1861-1936) a ten piece cold painted bronze band of pig musicians, 20th century, comprising of pigs playing different instruments, a conductor, a cellist, a drummer, a flautist, the cellist stamped with M:H and crown, conductor stamped with B in amphora vase (10) £200-£300 89 90

88. An Austrian cold painted bronze 91. A bronze and marble plaque, of a Cat Band, 20th century 20th century the seven cat figures each playing of circular form, with marble a musical instrument, a drummer, a surrounding the bronze disc, modelled cellist, a violin player, a cymbal player with a maiden seated holding a torch (7), height of tallest 6.5cm and sheaf of wheat, flanked by further £300-£400 figures and animals, oak tree and sheaf’s of wheat, to the reverse is a 89. A Franz Bergman cold painted modelled putti coming through a hole in bronze cat, 20th century the marble back, total diameter 21.3cm, modelled as a cat brushing her hair diameter of bronze disc 19.9cm in front of a mirror, mark to base, £200-£300 together with another cat playing a piano measuring tape (2), height 6.5cm 92. Raphael Schwartz (cat & mirror), height 4.5cm (Russian 1874-1942) £140-£180 a bronze bust of Gentleman, on a rectangular marble base, 20th century, 90. Franz Xaver Bergman base rim of bronze inscribed ‘Raphael (Austrian 1861-1936) Schwartz - A son am I Lucien Albisetti a cold painted bronze of an Arab boy en toute cordia lite 8-1-42’, no foundry on a camel, the boy seated sided marks, height 49cm total saddled holding an associated sword £500-£800 and reins, upon a camel in full stride, B in amphora vase, number ?307 and 93. A Tibetan hammered bronze Geschutzt on the reverse of the saddle, Temple singing bowl, number on the underside of the belly of replacement wood, pleasing tone, the camel, height 21.5cm diameter 23.5cm, height 11cm £400-£500 £50-£100

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98. A vintage Jacques croquet set in wooden box complete set with four hardwood mallets, four balls and instruction booklet, stamped outside with Jacques Croquet London and labelled inside, length 112cm, width 27cm £60-£80

99. A 1920s gentlemen’s silver dress stud/cuff link box hallmarked Birmingham 1923 with makers initials D&B 94. An Edwardian silver and tortoiseshell carriage probably for Docker and Burn, the lidded box of circular clock, London 1918 form with finial to the lid in the form of a dress stud, of rectangular form with French movement, the diameter 6.5cm tortoiseshell panels banded with silver, the central enamel £20-£40 dial with roman numerals and strap work hands, raised upon bun supports, with swing handle, Charles and Richard Comyns, case no.41639, height 9 x 6.5 x 4.6cm £600-£800

95. A 1950s gilt metal 8-day travel clock by Hermes with easel stand, and dial with Arabic numerals, without case, width 6.5cm £60-£100

96. A pair of Georgian walnut and mahogany wig stands of turned columnar form with domed circular top, raised upon a circular step turned base, together with a third 100. A delightful miniature tan leather travelling mahogany turned wig stand (3), height 44.5cm, 13cm document case diameter of circular base; 30cm high 20th century, the lid opening up to reveal a fitted interior £40-£60 for documents, stamps, pens etc., the lid stamped with the owners initials HVR, width 34 x 22cm 97. A 19th century mahogany and cross banded £30-£50 tea caddy of rectangular form with hinged lid and two gilt metal 101. An oak novelty ‘House money box’, late side handles and brass escutcheon, the interior with two 19th century hinged lidded tea caddies and central glass bowl, height modelled as a house with chimney, the chimney used as 15.3cm, width 30.7cm, depth 15.3cm the coin slot to the inner section of the house, opening to £80-£120 reverse, raised upon a plinth base, height 25cm x width 30.5cm x depth 17cm £50-£80

102. A Black Forest bear pipe rack, 20th century the standing bear holding a removable barrel, raised upon a rectangular base with tree stump with six pipe holders with five pipes and a cheroot holder, together with a similar style seated bear pin cushion, (A/F) (8), height of bear pipe rack 27cm £50-£70 98

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106. A Terrier head carved and ivory letter opener the handle modelled as a terrier head with silver-plated band and ivory opener, together with a carved pug dog head magnifying glass (2) £100-£150

103. Two dog mounted treen paper knives the first with carved head of a pug, the other with carved head of terrier, both with glass eyes and brass collars (2), length of the longest 32cm £60-£80 107. A dogs head inkwell desk stand, 20th century 104. A late 19th century walnut veneered jewellery modelled as a dogs head and paws resting upon casket a plank of wood with two recessed wells, the dogs of slight domed top, with applied brass strap work, head hinges to reveal a recess for an ink bottle, height opening to reveal a compartment interior, with brass 16cm x 30cm x 18cm carrying handle, length 23cm £100-£150 £30-£40 108. A collection of Black Forest wares, 20th century to include a standing bear holding a trumpet glass bud vase on a circular base, a seated bear with hinged head inkwell, a bear clothes brush, a miniature bear, and a bear with associated glass salt base and three berry wooden carvings (8) £100-£150

105. An ivory pug dog headed ebonised fountain pen, together with a pug dog headed ebonised paper knife, another pug dog headed paper fountain pen, dog headed hinged inkwell and another dog paper knife (5) £100-£200 109. An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid tray, of oval form with twin handles with central conch shell, raised edge, together with a carved wooden bowl, four carved wooden eggs, two opening to reveal compartments, one pierced, two matchstick holders/ strikers, two wooden containers with covers (11) £50-£80

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114. A collection of Mauchline Wares to include Tam O’Shanter Razor Hone ‘Burns Cottage Alloway Kirk’, a lidded thread container ‘Melrose Abbey Floors Castle Kelso’, a lidded container ‘Burns Monument Dryburgh Abbey’, a tubular pen holder ‘Osborne Sandown Bay’, a needle holder ‘Peel Castle from the Pier Isle of Man Rhenass Waterfall Isle of Man’, a needle material lined book ‘Market Cross Chichester’, a ladies purse ‘Doune Castle’ and a acorn shaped measuring tape ‘Pier Hastings’ (8) £120-£160

115. A fruit wood cylindrical tea caddy, early 20th century 110. A 19th century Coromandel dome top tea caddy of cylindrical form with dome twist off cap, the interior with metal strapping and escutcheon, the hinged lid gilded later, height 10.5cm opening up to reveal two dome lidded caddies, height £80-£120 16.6cm, width 22cm, depth 12.5cm £80-£120

111. A Georgian mahogany knife box, converted into a letter holder, the hinged lid above a serpentine front with brass escutcheon with ebony and satinwood stringing, the interior divided into four sections, height 28.3cm, width 18.8cm, depth 14.3cm £80-£120

112. A walnut acorn shaped pin cushion, 20th century the turned finial on the top, velvet cushion interior, together with a turned circular wooden trinket box and an ebonised urn and satinwood top thimble and thread holder (3) £80-£120

116. A collection of seven 19th and early 20th century wooden grain measures, each with metal banding, marked with Gallon/Half Gallon/ Quart and GR/VR/ER cyphers, metal labels for ‘Chayney & Co, Canterbury, Dover (7), height of tallest 19.5cm £250-£350

117. A tribal wooden spoon wall hanging, 20th century together with a Modern tribal wooden elephant and face wall hanging and an oak carved basket of fruit with acanthus leaves overmantel (3) £80-£120

118. Six carved treen butter moulds, 19th century and later each of circular form with pierced handle and the centre carved with geometric shapes and star/foliate/wheel 113. A collection of Mauchline Wares decoration (6) to include two bud vases ‘Bridge of Allan’, a large vase £60-£100 ‘Wood Crown at Ferniherst on the Jed’, a lidded glass holder, with glass inside ‘The Beach, Hastings’ and a lidded tincture holder ‘Burns’ Cottage Alloway Kirk’, a heart shaped trinket box ‘Wimborne Minster’, The Story of Queen Mary book ‘Stirling Castle’ and a tartan napkin ring (8) £120-£160

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119. A good collection of turned and carved treen sewing accoutrements, 19th century and later comprising of a thimble, measuring tape holder, bobbin holder, nutmeg grater, glass scent bottle with holder, 123. A decorative 1950s brass umbrella stand in the match holder/striker, panther head letter opener and a ball form of a half opened umbrella game (8) of hammered design with sectioned interior, height £100-£150 64.5cm £20-£30

124. A vintage Walls commercial freezer circa 1960, with rubber twin lids to the top, and Walls transfer to the front, (a.f) £10-£15

125. A 19th century silhouette miniature portrait of a Gentleman signed to reverse Capt. Hollamby, in a gilt frame with leaf and flower head decorated corners, together with a second silhouette miniature portrait of a Lady, in a gilt pierced frame, (A/F) (2), gentleman: 21 x 18.5cm total framed; lady: 20 x 16.5cm total framed £20-£30

126. Arthur Boris O’Klein (French 1893-1985) ‘The Dirty Dogs of Paris’, two coloured etching of comical 120. Four assorted wooden measures, late dogs, entitled ‘A la Queue’ and ‘Sus aux Curieux’, both 19th century and later signed in pencil lower right, each mounted in a gilt frame, each with finger hole handle and with a VR or ER cypher together with four 1930s watercolour and pencil Female together with a turned wooden miniature barrel (6), height figurines, signed RH Vigor (6), 59.5 x 33.5cm framed of tallest 14cm £60-£80 £100-£150 127. Mychael Barratt (Canadian b.1961) 121. Three carved wooden black forest style bears, a collection of etchings to include ‘Living in Exciting Times’, 20th century edition 7 of 150, ‘I can resist anything but temptation’, of small proportions, realistically carved glass eyes, one edition 118 of 150, ‘She wants what she wants when she standing holding a bowl upon a circular turned base wants it’ editions 135 of 150, ‘Ladies who lunch’, edition (3), tallest bear 12cm; longest bear 13cm; smallest bear 109 of 150, ‘The Balancing Act’, edition 104 of 175, all 2.5 x 5cm framed and signed; an unframed Mychael Barratt etching £80-£120 ‘A Day at the races’, edition 68/100, signed, together with a framed etching ‘Camouflage Cat’ by Alex Johnson, edition 122. A vintage pine sledge 3 of 50, two further cat etchings (9) with slatted seat upon turned supports with metal £200-£300 runners, width 26.5 x 117 x 41cm £40-£60 www.catherinesouthon.co.uk 23 Furniture, Decorative Works of Art & Paintings

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128. A Modern Royal Crown Derby Old Imari Badger in seating position, decorated in red and blue colour ways, heavily embellished in gilt decoration, with printed marks to the underside, length 15cm £40-£60

129. Fred Stafford (20th century) Two gilt framed watercolours of sailing boats entitled ‘Off New Haven’ and ‘Oulton Broad’, signed lower left, dated 09 (2), 51.5 x 26.5cm framed £200-£300

130. F Hebert, (French) a pair of watercolours depicting boats in full sail, in maplewood frames, each signed lower right, together with a Cyril Garman watercolour and pencil three masted frigate, in full sail in high seas, signed lower right, framed (3), F Hebert 39.5 x 56.5cm total framed; Cyril Garman 63 x 50cm total framed £100-£150

131. GM Avondale (20th Century) three gilt framed watercolours of Venetian boats in full sail, each signed lower right (3), two are: 25.5 x 17.5cm in frame; 25.5 x 17.5cm in length 133. Mabel C Anderson (British) £80-£120 signed, dated 1926 after Van Dyke, silhouette type watercolour portrait, bearded man with ruffled 132. J Carlton, dated 1870 collar, signed lower left, birds eye maple frame. depicting a female standing in the middle of the an W.R Deighton & Sons label verso, 27cm by 23.5cm Autumn woodland, signature to lower right, watercolour, £70-£100 mounted in a gilt frame, 55cm high, 71.5cm width in frame £80-£120

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135. Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding (British 1787-1855) R.W.S. ‘Ballachulish, N.B.’ a scene of figures standing beside cattle with a lake and mountains in the background, watercolour and pencil, signed lower right, in a gilt gesso frame, 27.3 x 19.5cm; with frame 44.5 x 37cm £400-£600

136. Ernest Pile Bucknall (British 1861-1919) ‘Autumn’ a scene of water mill within a forest. Signed 134. Edgar Longstaffe (British 1849-1912) lower left, watercolour, in a gilt gesso frame. Label A pair of highland loch scenes, with cattle by a loch in to reverse: Deighton’s Strand Gallery, Grand Arcade, the first, the second with mountainous landscape, oil on Trafalgar Square, London, W2, 44 x 31cm; with frame canvas, both signed with monogram and dated 1882 on 55 x 42.5cm the lower left in red, both in gilt frames (2), 66.5 x 35.5cm; £50-£80 with frame 79 x 48cm / 60 x 35cm; with frame 78.7 x 47.7cm 137. William Frederick Hulk (British 1852-1906), £150-£250 A small pair of scenes of cattle grazing and drinking water, one with houses in the background, oil on canvas, signed on lower left, both in gilt frames (2), 19 x 21.5cm; with frame 24 x 26.5cm £200-£300

138. 19th Century British school Hampstead Heath, extensive view with distant figures, in the manner of Constable, oil on artists board, unsigned, ornate gilt and gesso frame, 59 x 90cm £400-£500

139. A Tri-ang Express train, circa 1950s with original box, re-painted pillar box red, height 18.5 x 52 x 17cm £20-£30

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141. A vintage Royal Worcester porcelain brooch the oval brooch painted with a spray of summer blooms within a gilded border, yellow metal mount, marked for Royal Worcester to reverse, in original fitted box, approx. 5cm top to bottom £20-£30

142. School of Constable, 19th Century large oil on board Farmhouse, pond with ducks and horses and figures in the distance, unsigned, ornate gilt gesso frame, 48 x 82cm £300-£500

143. Edward Hughes (British 1832-1908) ‘The Music Lesson’, large oil on canvas, ornate gilt frame, titled and named on the frame, 66 x 62cm £800-£1,000

144. Attributed to Julius Pollak (Austrian 1845-1920) ‘An Inspiration’, scholar reading in his study, oil on board, heavy ornate wood and gilt gesso frame, named and titled 140 on frame panel, 55.5 x 38cm with frame £400-£600 140. A WMF silver plated wine cooler 145. George Sherwood Hunter (British 1850-1919) circa 1900, the twin handled cooler of cylindrical form with Breton woman working on a spinning wheel, oil on pierced decoration and stylised flowers and tendrils, with canvas, signed lower right, gilt frame with bead detail, makers mark and number to the base, height 20cm 74 x 50cm £40-£60 £500-£700

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146. A porcelain toast rack ‘A Present from The Crystal Palace’ modelled as leaves highlighted in gilt with central handle upon a rectangular base, hand mark to base, 9.5 x 14.5 x 7cm £10-£20

147. Joseph Paul (British 1804-1887) ‘The Devils Tower’, oil on canvas, gilt frame, titled and named on frame, 29 x 41cm £200-£400

148. Zacharias Noterman (Belgium 1820-1890) Monkey with a fiddle in a red coat stealing from the dog bowl, oil on board, signed lower right, with ‘Jules De Brauwere, Expert, Bruxelles’ red authentication seal to reverse, ornate deep gilt wooden and gesso frame, 27 x 20cm £600-£1,000 147

149. Joseph Thors (Dutch 1835-1920) The Faggot Gatherers, Gathering kindling in dense woodland, large oil on canvas, signed lower right, heavy ornate gilt frame, 109 x 91.5cm in frame approx £600-£1,000

150. F Walters, watercolour, St Michael’s Mount signed and titles lower left, framed, 38 x 54cm £50-£60

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151. Colin Hunter (1841-1904) Scottish ‘The Return Home’, oil on canvas, atmospheric dusk scene, couple drifting the boat home, ornate gilt wood and gesso frame, painted in 1871, 44.5cm height, 75cm width £1,000-£2,000

152. A gilt framed watercolour ‘Red brick thatched house’ situated in a tree lined wild garden, with mother and child walking and hen’s eating in the foreground, signed in distinctly Andoghouse, 46 x 59cm £150-£200

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153. Early 19th Century watercolour and another watercolour the former, tree lined river bank with rushing river over rocks, together with late 19th century watercolour, peaceful country river scene with hay cart and horses in the distance, signed Dean lower left gilt frame (2), 43 x 66cm; 41 x 52.5cm £100-£150

154. A set of seven Cries of London prints by F Wheatley comprising of ‘Old Chairs to mend’, ‘Strawberry, Scarlet Strawberrys’, ‘Milk Below’, ‘Two Bunches a Penny, Primroses, Two Bunches a Penny’, together with a framed engraving of a family seated in a kitchen, indistinctly signed (8), 25 x 20cm £60-£80

155. Eugene Kingman (America 1909-1975) two works entitled ‘Flushing the Game Birds’, oil on canvas, each in a gilt frame, signed lower right in red, 61 x 91cm each £200-£300

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156. A European painting of a 160. French School, early 20th 164. A colourful rustic bank of Church, late 18th/early 19th century century, wooden drawers, 20th century depicted at the end of a built up street, an oil on canvas of a grand chateau of rectangular form with thirteen with figures at the entrance doors and overlooking a lake, with a boat in full drawers of various sizes, drawer front figures in the foreground, oil on canvas, sail, indistinctly signed L Fournier ‘79, painted and with brass swing handles, bearing no signature, in a heavy gilt leaf together with another oil on canvas of height 32.5 x 90 x 17cm decorated frame, 31 x 26cm unframed a similar chateau overlooking a lake, £30-£50 £200-£300 indistinctly signed M Gresty, both in similar gilt acanthus leaf, fluted frames, 165. A Continental still life scene of 157. Thomas F Collier, (A/F) (2), 24.5 x 32.5cm; 24 x 32cm a jug with flowers, (British 1840-1891) £200-£300 the oval shaped panel depicting a jug watercolour of ‘Pelargoniums’ in a holding tulips, bluebells, roses and gilt frame, signed lower left in pencil, 161. Samuel Warburton other flowers, oil on board, in a gilt height 44cm, width 55cm in frame (British 1874-1938) foliate frame, 33.3 x 24.5cm panel £50-£100 a woman carrying a basket along £150-£200 the shore, with stone houses in 158. Anthony Raine Barker the background, watercolour and 166. British School ‘Dipping the (British 1880-1963) pencil, signed lower right, dated Sheep’ 20th century a framed etching of a dock scene, 1928, mounted in a black frame, depicting figures washing the sheep number 3 of 100, signed and dated 47 x 56.4cm in dip, within a lake in a wooded with impressed monogram; a framed £100-£150 landscape, in a gilt frame with egg and drawing of a church scene, 4 of dart moulding, oil on canvas on board, 25 edition, signed and impressed 162. A retro orange angle poise 35.3 x 50.5cm; 48.8 x 64cm frame monogram; a framed etching of desk lamp £200-£300 Malines, signed and dated and with weighted circular base and another landscape scene, signed (4), adjustable arm, height 90cm 167. George Oyston Dock scene: 49.7 x 49cm framed; £30-£50 (British 1860-1937) Church: 51.5 x 42.7cm framed; a dinghy sailing down a river with Malines: 53.5 x 43.3cm framed; 163. An Anita Harris art pottery figures watching from the grassy Landscape: 54.4 x 44.5cm framed vase, 20th century verge, watercolour, signed lower £150-£200 of cylindrical form in the Brimstone right, in a gilt frame, 45.2 x 72.5cm design of red, orange and yellow framed 159. Arthur Stanley Wilkinson bands with black and grey dividing £100-£150 (British 1860-1930) bands, printed mark to base, height titled ‘A Cornwall Garden’ A thatched 22.7cm, diameter 8.4cm cottage with mother and daughter £30-£50 picking colourful flowers in a garden, watercolour, signed lower left, mounted in gilt frame, 71 x 53.5cm framed £150-£250

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168. British School ‘HMS Britannia’ depicting the ship at sea, signed lower left G.E.G HMS Britannia 1912, oil on board in a gilt frame, together with a British Naval warship at sea, signed J Taylor 1906 in red in lower right, oil on board in a wooden frame (2), 30 x 40cm; 23.5 x 32.5cm; £150-£200

169. A set of Chad Valley Snow White and the Seven Dwarves 1930s, the set comprising Snow White (wearing replaced dress), together with the Seven Dwarves each wearing their original clothes, Snow White with original Chad Valley stitched label to base of foot (8), height of Snow White 41.5cm £60-£100

170. Sally Gaywood (British) 20th century ‘Ploughing on Dartmoor’ a rustic painting of a 172. A 19th Century Continental Neapolitan gondola river man ploughing a field with horse and plough scene with hills in the background, oil on board, in a oil on canvas, with waiting gondolas and small river sail boats, gilt frame, 53 x 43cm framed moored to buildings to the right and with further distant river scene, £150-£200 wooden gilt gesso frame, 30 x 51cm £100-£200 171. Herbert George (British born 1863) a thatched cottage with floral hedges, stone walled and chickens walking on the road, watercolour signed lower left, in a gilt frame, together with another of a red tiled roof cottage with colourful bushes, watercolour, signed lower left, in a gilt frame and a Peter Coombs (British 1929-2007) watercolour of a rough side road, signed lower left, in a gilt frame (3), 61.7 x 52cm framed; 50 x 60cm red tiled roof cottage framed; 41.5 x 48cm framed £150-£200

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173. Eileen Seyd (British 1907-1976) 174. A British School framed oil on 175. Clifford Bayly RWS “The Royal Exchange” and canvas (British 1927-1978) “Leadenhall Market”, a pair of black abstract scene with a house and ‘Ben Nicholson’s Last Sculpture’, and white ink and watercolour trees in the distance in autumnal depicting the ‘White Relief’ by Ben paintings of London landmarks palette, Nicholson at Sutton Place, Guildford, signed Seyd lower left, framed and signed lower left Bowman, Canvas: Surrey, watercolour, signed on lower glazed (2), 61cm x 42cm 66 x 76cm right, in a gilt frame, 55 x 50cm in £100-£200 £200-£300 frame £80-£120

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176. ‡ Laurence Stephen Lowry RA 177. Sir William Russell Flint RA (British 1887-1976) (British 1880-1969) Mrs Swindells picture; figures in a street’, a framed print of ‘Bathers’, number 367 of limited edition print, signed lower right in 650, embossed monogram to lower left and pencil, purchased Grace Fine Art Salford, facsimile signature lower right, together with mounted and framed, 43 x 41cm a framed print of ‘Archers’, pencil signed £2,000-£3,000 lower right, embossed monogram lower left and another of a reclining female reading (3), Bathers: 72 x 84cm; Archers: 79 x 92.5cm; Female: 50.5 x 55cm total framed £200-£300

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182. Keith Haring, (American, 1958-1990) Keith Haring at Robert Fraser Gallery London, October 19th - November 12th, 1983, comical figural printed poster, signed ‘K Haring for Richard’, 101.5 x 67cm £100-£150

178. Montague Dawson RMSA (British 1890-1973) two gilt framed prints depicting ‘The Windsor Castle’ in full sail in high seas and another leaving dock, signed lower right in pencil (2), Windsor Castle: 90 x 102cm total frame; Other 78 x 99.5cm total frame £100-£200 183. An unusually large silver octagonal shaped 179. A late 19th century print of a lady in a green locket velvet dress holding a gilt grand tour box, hallmarked Birmingham 1918, with makers initials EFB mounted in a gilt frame and a print of a young child leaning probably for Edward Foligne Braham case with stripes on a block of wood, mounted in a gilt frame (2), 31.5cm of engine turned decoration and central cartouche with height 26.7cm width intertwined owners initials, opening up to reveal double £50-£100 sided for photographs, with suspension loop, length 4.5cm 180. Peter Curling (b.1955) “Hell for Leather” Limited £40-£60 Edition framed print numbered 216/495 depicting a horse race in action, 184. Two late 19th century brass and oak spirit levels 41cm x 87cm one with makers name (worn) Marples & Sons, the longest £60-£100 26.5cm £20-£30 181. After James Pollard (British 1792-1867) ‘Pollard’s Coaching Incidents’, set of four coloured 185. A rosewood veneered and mother-of-pearl engravings entitled ‘The New London Royal Mail’, ‘A View jewellery box on the Highgate Road’, ‘Royal Coach’ and ‘Stage Coach opening to reveal a compartment silk lined fitted interior, Setting Off’, each with printed markings (4), 51.7 x 65.5cm the top tier opening out to reveal a section below, the box framed inlaid with mother-of-pearl, with key, width 28cm £100-£140 £20-£40

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186. A Wedgwood Fairyland lustre ware bowl of hexagonal form, pattern number Z4830, decorated on the inside and outside with butterflies of various sizes, with chequered border and with gilt mark to base, diameter 10.3cm £300-£400

187. A Clarice Cliff cream ground jug, the ribbed neck above a bulbous body with circular foot ring and with floral twist handle, No.895 and printed marks to base, height 21.5cm £40-£50

189. A Clarice Cliff Autumn Fantasque Bizarre trumpet vase, 20th century, painted in colours of black, mauve, blue, yellow, green, black marks to base, 279 number, height 20.9cm £100-£150

190. A silver vesta case hallmarked Birmingham, 1919, the hinged case with engraved decoration, and suspension loop, length 3.8cm £10-£15

191. Two Royal Doulton pottery Tobacco jars 188. A Clarice Cliff Toby jug of Winston Churchill for each with a crest on the front, ‘Somerville AD 1879’ and Wilkinson Ltd ‘University of London AD 1836’, both bearing factory modelled as Churchill in full naval uniform seated on a marks to bases with numbers 8562, missing metal bars bulldog, holding a battleship, upon a square base entitled (2), height 14.7 x 12.4cm & height 15 x 12.4cm ‘May God Defend the Right’, No. 239, with printed marks £60-£100 to base, (A/F), height 30.5cm £600-£1,000

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192. A pair of Continental porcelain figurines, early 20th century the lady holding a fan dressed in a colourful flower head covered dress, upon a pierced rococo base, and the male in similar dress, standing leaning upon a plinth on a rococo pierced base, each with blue crossed swords with letter to bases (2), lady: 22.5cm high; male: 23cm high £60-£80

196. Eight German K.P.M. painted fruit porcelain plates each painted with cluster of fruit to the centre and gilt 193. A small collection of Worcester painted rim, the reverse with under glaze red orb mark, including a small vase by Kitty Blake with fluted rim hand initials and number, together with a pair of Nymphenburg painted with autumnal leaves and berries; a tea cup and porcelain plates, painted with fruit and leaves, blue and saucer by M. Hunt depicting pink roses; and a miniature impressed marks to bases (10), KPM: diameter 22cm; cup and saucer delicately painted with flowers and Nymphenburg: 21cm heightened in gilt (3), height of vase 8.5cm £300-£400 £70-£100

197. A collection of five European/Continental 194. An early Worcester porcelain cream boat, porcelain tea caddies, 19th century and later circa 1753 to include a KPM porcelain tea caddy, of rectangular with scalloped edge, the interior has hatched band with bulbous form with painted floral panels surrounded by gilt flower heads, the exterior painted with flower heads leaf decoration, with lid, sceptre and globe factory marks amongst leaves, height 5cm, length 11cm to base, a Sèvres porcelain tea caddy, of rectangular £400-£600 form with gilt and pink panels, with lid, blue factory mark to base, a French silver lidded porcelain tea caddy of 195. A Royal Worcester Regency pattern tea/dinner baluster form with colourful floral band, no factory marks, service a Dresden porcelain rectangular tea caddy, with green, with blue and gilt banded decoration, comprising of gilt hatch floral bouquet decorated, blue factory marks 2 x lidded tureens, 1 x twin handled tureen and cover, to base, no lid and a Continental porcelain tea caddy, 2 x oval meat platters, 9 x dinner plates, 8 x side plates, rectangular form with panels of flowers, ribbons, gilt 8 x teacups and saucers, 8 x twin handled bowls and factory mark to base, no lid (5), KPM: height 12.4cm; 9 saucers, teapot, jug, sauceboat and saucer, A/F, (51) Sevres: height, 11.5cm; French: height 14cm; Dresden: £100-£200 height 13cm; Continental: height 10cm £150-£200

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200. An 18th Century Worcester parrot and fruit pattern jug crescent mark to base together with an interesting collection of early English transfer printed blue and white pickle dishes of leaf form each decorated with a variation of the willow pattern (12), jug measures 18cm, largest pickle dish measures 14cm approximately top to bottom and smallest measures 9cm top to bottom £150-£250

201. A collection of porcelain tea caddies, 18th century and later to include two Oriental blue and white decorated examples, each of ribbed rectangular shape, decorated with pagoda’s in tree lined landscapes, with covers, together with three further blue and white tea caddies, two of rectangular form with white metal covers and the 198. A collection of seven Continental porcelain other of baluster shape with pierced wooden cover (5), tea caddies, 19th century and later ribbed examples: height 14cm & 12.5cm; white metal to include a pair of baluster shaped caddies, with lids, capped examples: 14cm & 11.5cm high; other example: decorated with pink fish scale bands surrounding floral 11.5cm high sprays, a pair of hexagonal tapering caddies with dog £100-£200 of foe finial lids, floral sprays, crests and tube lined decoration, two further rectangular shaped caddies with lids, both with colourful sprays, gilt highlighting and a triangular shaped caddy with lid, swags of floral sprays (7), baluster: height 12.5cm; hexagonal: height 16.5cm; rectangular: height 11.5cm and height 12cm; triangular: height 10.5cm £80-£120

202. A Royal Crown Derby porcelain milk churn, circa 1913 typical twin handled form in Imari palette, marks to base, 199. A pair of Royal Vienna porcelain tea caddies, together with a Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern porcelain 19th century bulbous caddy with cover, marks to base, circa 1913, a of rectangular form, with figural painted panels bordered Dresden porcelain hexagonal tea caddy with cover, gilt by gilt leaf decoration, the lids in a blue ground with gilt ground with floral landscape scenes, marks to base, a finials, panels depicting ‘Ariadne, Rinaldo et Armida; Copelands porcelain rectangular tea caddy, with colourful Jupetor et Europa, The Duchess of Devonshire & gilt decoration, marks to base and a Vienna porcelain cup Viscountess Duncannon’, blue beehive factory mark to and saucer, in green ground with gilt decoration, marks base, together with a pair of Royal Vienna porcelain tea to base (5), Derby milk churn: height 6.5cm, Derby caddy: caddies, 19th century, of rectangular form with colourful height 10cm; Dresden caddy: height 10.5cm; Copelands: painted figural panels, gilt bead borders, blue beehive height 12cm factory mark to base (4), lidded tea caddies: 12.5 high; £80-£120 others: 14cm £150-£250

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205. A collection of Timpo Toys Western carriages, horses and figures, 1970s (A/F) £5-£10

206. A collection of transfer printed ceramic ladles, 19th century and later four with blue and white Oriental landscape scenes, each with scrolled handles (5), longest: 31cm £50-£80

207. A Lowestoft porcelain tea canister, 206 of rectangular form with blue and white garden scenes, together with a Continental faience tea canister and 203. A Subbuteo Table Soccer set, in original box, cover and two further tea canisters, one comprising of cloth, two balls, two netted goals, two teams of eleven in blue and white trailing foliage and the players, in red and blue kits, with instructions (27 pieces), length other with colourful floral sprays (4) 46cm x 21cm £150-£200 £30-£50 208. A Sèvres porcelain casket, 20th 204. A Snauwaert oversized wooden tennis racket and tennis ball, century possibly used for advertising purposes Snauwaert was a Belgian tennis of shaped form with hinged cover racquet brand and manufacturer founded in 1928, the company went painted with central scene of a couple out of business in 1994. The brand was used by USA professional tennis embracing beside some putti, the cobalt player Brian Gottfried who won the Men’s doubles at Wimbledon in 1976, blue body with gilt leaf decoration, length approximately 135cm blue crossed swords to base, height £20-£30 7.5 x 20 x 13cm £100-£200

209. A reproduction painted wooden Arsenal FC sign, length 78 x 13.5 x 2cm £5-£10

210. A Sarreguemine Majolica charger, early 20th century of larger circular proportions, with tube lined symmetrical design, decoration depicts cockerels surrounded by colourful arabesque, impressed mark and 3048 number to reverse, diameter 53cm £100-£200

211. A pair of Derby porcelain Imari pot pourri urns, early 20th century of urn form with a central hole surrounded by four pierced holes in the rim, raised upon claw supports in a circular base, (A/F), height 9.5cm £60-£80

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215. A pair of Meissen porcelain Pug Dogs, 19th century 212. A Derby Pug Dog, 19th century each in a seated position, with white body, faces seated on hind legs with down turned mouth, body with highlighted in brown, wearing Celeste blue gilt banded a black stripe, red and yellow collar, raised upon base, collars with gilt ball bells, tails and feet highlighted in underside with off-circular inset hole, height 6cm brown, together with a smaller version, blue crossed £100-£150 swords with impressed 66 to base (3), height 13.5cm; height 10cm £150-£200

213. A porcelain bonbonniere or snuff box, possibly Meissen modelled as a head of a pug dog, his fur striated in cream and black, with pink ears and mouth, with gilt metal hinged lid decorated with a couple in a gilt border, height 6cm, width 5.5cm, depth 6.5cm £60-£80

216. A Meissen porcelain figural basket salts, late 19th/early 20th century a young man seated centrally holding a bouquet of flowers upon two floral painted baskets with rope twist handles upon a rococo scrolled base, blue crossed swords to base, impressed number 3024, height 13.5cm £150-£250

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217. A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern kettle, 223. A Chamberlain Worcester twin handled pedestal factory marks to base, pattern number 6299, together urn, early 19th century with a Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern bud vase, factory with blue ground with colourful flower spray cartouche marks to base, pattern number 6299 1336 and another surrounded gilt painted decoration, gilt handles, upon Royal Crown Derby trinket box and cover, Imari pattern, of pedestal square support, marks to base, together with square form factory marks to base (3), kettle: 6.5cm high; a Royal Worcester bluish ivory twin handled vase, 20th vase: 10cm; trinket box: 8cm century, green mark to base and impressed 850 (2), Royal £100-£200 Worcester vase 16.5cm high; Chamberlain Worcester vase 11.5cm 218. A Royal Doulton porcelain doves entitled £150-£200 ‘Courtship’ from the ‘Images’ collection, a seated dove being fed by 224. A Lloyd Loom style tub chair, another, green factory marks to base HN3525, height woven arched seat and back upon bamboo stretchered 40cm supports, height 81.5 x 55 x 65cm £60-£80 £20-£30

219. A Karl Ens porcelain figurine of Budgies each perched on a tree trunk, factory marks to base and 225. A good late 19th century impressed number 7611 - 5, height 16cm cranberry glass perfume £30-£40 bottle the body of the bottle of slightly 220. A Burmantoft’s faience bowl, early 20th century tapered form with shaped of circular form with floral embossed decoration in a neck, with silver embossed yellow glaze, impressed marks to base, pattern number hinged lid with acanthus leaves 1265, impressed letter S, height 17.5cm and seated cherub, length £40-£60 14cm £40-£60 221. A late 19th Century oval painted porcelain panel depicting grouse in woodland signed lower left P. Mallet, the reverse gilt stamped with A.Borgen and Co Danish Galleries New Bond St, in gilt wooden frame, 25cm with frame £80-£120

222. A series of Royal Doulton Jugs with teapot the four graduated jugs with figural and windmill applied scenes, in brown and cream glazes, together with a similar teapot, marks to bases (5) £40-£80 225

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226. A mid 20th century Mappin and Webb silver plated Christening egg cup set the circular base with beaded border and inset bowl for additional egg, egg cup and spoon holder, the base with ring shaped finger holder, raised on ball feet, width of base 9.8cm £20-£30

229. A pair of William Moorcroft Anemone pattern tube lined dishes, 20th century, of circular dished form with dark blue ground and central flower head, together with two small bowls in Anemone patterns, impressed and painted marks to bases (4), dishes: 18cm diameter, 3cm high; bowls: 4 x 11cm, 3.5 x 8cm £80-£120

230. A silver stamp case in the form of an envelope hallmarked Birmingham 1912, with makers initials C&N, with engraved and enamel decoration to the front, length 2.8cm 227. A pair of William Moorcroft Made for Liberty £10-£20 candlesticks, early 20th century the cylindrical mottled green body with three stylised leaves on the circular base, impressed and printed marks to base (2), height 14.5cm £300-£500

231. Two William Moorcroft tube lined squat vases, 20th century each decorated with floral sprays of clematis and tulip, impressed and painted marks to bases (2), height 10.5cm £80-£120

228. A pair of William Moorcroft Amemone pattern tube lined plates, circa 1994 of circular form with anemone flowers on dark blue ground, impressed and painted marks to reverse, together with a similar patterned baluster squat vase, impressed mark to base (3), plates: 21.2cm diameter, 3.5 high; vase: 13.5cm high £100-£200

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232. A William Moorcroft Clematis pattern tube lined heart shaped dish, 20th century together with a further William Moorcroft Clematis dish and a squat vase, impressed marks to base (3), vase height 9cm; heart dishes height: 2.5cm, length 13.3cm £60-£100

233. A William Moorcroft Anemone pattern tube lined squat vase, 20th century 235. A William Moorcroft tube lined vase, 20th century in yellow ground, together with a Columbine pattern vase of tall proportions, baluster shaped with sprays of lilies and further bowl, printed and impressed marks to base on a dark blue ground, impressed and painted marks to and a Moorcroft Pottery book (4), squat vase 7.5cm high; base, height 26cm vase: 15.5cm high; bowl: 3.3cm high £100-£200 £80-£120

234. A William Moorcroft tube lined Pomegranate pattern plate, 20th century of small circular proportions with dark blue ground, together with a William Moorcroft tube lined Pomegranate pattern baluster container, 20th century, with dark brownish ground and pomegranate sprays, with silver-plated rim, impressed marks to base (2), plate: 16.5cm diameter; container: 7.5cm high £80-£120

236. A William Moorcroft tube lined vase, 20th century of baluster shape with bluish ground and columbine design, impressed and painted marks to base, height 18.5cm £80-£120

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239. A 19th century Japanese Au Kutani charger 237. A pair of James MacIntyre William Moorcroft painted with a trip of panels depicting a mountainous Florian ware tube lined vases, circa 1905 landscape, a pair of herons and Ebisu riding a giant carp, the narrow neck with twin handles above baluster vase, the sides turquoise glazed with painted chrysanthemums, decorated in pale blue and dark blue ground with sprays and painted with two character Au Kutani character mark of violets, painted and printed marks to base (2), height to the reverse, diameter 36cm 15cm £80-£120 £200-£300 240. A pair of late 19th century Chinese famille rose plates each with central scene depicting courtiers under a pagoda, with floral border interspersed with butterflies on a gilded ground, diameter 27cm £80-£120

238. Three Japanese Satsuma vases and a trinket box, circa 1900 the first angular cylindrical vase depicting painted oriental figures in a social scene with a mountainous landscape behind on a cream ground highlighted in gilt, together with two similar small vases and a trinket box of rectangular form painted in a similar style, each with character mark to the base (4), height of the former 16cm, length of box 241. A late 20th Century triple gourd monochrome 9.4cm vase £300-£500 of even turquoise glaze impressed Yong Zheng seal mark to base, height 40cm £70-£100 www.catherinesouthon.co.uk 43 Ceramics & Glassware

245. Maritime interest: An unusual silver locket with compass and photo frame hallmarked Birmingham 1898 with makers initials TJS 242. An early 20th Century Chinese style pottery three probably for Thomas James Skelton, the lid engraved legged Ding with a steam ship, opening to reveal a compass to one with overall green and brown drip glaze and with twin lion side and photo frame with photo of a young sailor, with mask handles, impress mark to base, height 11cm suspension loop, diameter 2.2cm £100-£150 £40-£60

243. A vintage silver plated table cocktail shaker the spout with grill, screw lid and carrying handle to side, height 19cm £30-£50 246. A large Chinese baluster shaped blue and white 19th century vase 244. A late 19th century silver plated tea caddy converted to a lamp with ornate ormolu scroll fittings, with engraved shield shaped cartouche to the front, approx. height 52cm surrounded by swags and ribbons, height 12cm £200-£300 £10-£20

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247. Two large 19th Century Chinese baluster vases 251. A collection of Chinese blue and white Swatow and covers ceramics, late Ming each decorated with overall prunus decoration, each with to include two raddish painted blue and white dishes, hardwood stand (2), height 42cm without stands six various blue and white decorated bowls, a small jar £200-£400 painted with a butterfly and three other small blue and white jars (11), largest bowl diameter 14cm 248. A pair of small Chinese porcelain vases, £100-£200 18th century of hexagonal shape with oriental figures and foliage 252. A collection of Chinese Swatow blue and white decorated on each panel, upon three supports, together pottery, Ming dynasty with a Continental faience tea canister and cover, of to include a blue and white conche painted bowl and rectangular form, the blue and white foliate sprays (3), another smaller bowl, a blue and white circular box and height 10.5cm, height 12.5cm tea canister cover the lid painted with a stylised dragon, four other £100-£150 smaller blue and white circular boxes and covers and two overall scroll decorated jarletts of ovoid form (9), larger 249. A collection of six European porcelain tea bowl diameter 18cm canisters, 19th century and later £100-£200 comprising of a Sevres porcelain tea canister, early 20th century, of triangular form, with painted colourful sprays, crossed swords to base and a further similar example, two Samson porcelain rectangular tea canisters with covers, each with painted armorials and foliate decoration, 19th century, a Sevres style porcelain tea canister with red ground and panel landscape scenes and a porcelain tea canister with foliate sprays (6), height of tallest 13cm £140-£200

250. A good matching pair of Art Noveau Copper hot water jugs by Joseph Sankey and Sons circa 1900, of tapering form with embossed decoration of flowers and tendrils, stamped to the underside J.S and S, with carrying handles, height 28cm £70-£100

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253. Four Chinese Swatow pottery circular lidded boxes, Ming dynasty each with similar aubergine/blue geometric hatch decoration, together with six late Chinese Ming Ding ware white glazed wine cups of various sizes and a single blue and white tea bowl (11) £150-£250

257. A Chinese Swatow blue and white painted pot and cover, late Ming 16th/17th Century the body with twin side loop handles and Lion Dog knop to lid painted overall with scrolls, sold together with a blue and white dish painted with a building amid trees with distant mountains (2), dish 28cm diameter £100-£200

258. A small collection of Oriental wares 254. A small collection of Chinese Swatow Celadon to include a Chinese famille rose decorated floral and Korean wares, late Ming jardiniere, the rim applied with coiled lizard, together with to include a small Chinese Celadon glazed lotus shaped a small famille rose painted wine ewer, a brown glazed dish, a small Celadon jarllett, a small Swatow pottery vase pottery bowl and a cafe au lait blue and white decorated of squat form the lower half with ribbed detail and Sgraffito bowl with blue flower motif in the interior (4) scroll decoration to upper section, another similar smaller £100-£150 together with two small jars (6), diameter of lotus 12cm £100-£150 259. A Chinese blue and white Swatow crackle glazed plate, late Ming 16th/17th Century 255. Three Chinese Swatow blue and white plates, the centre painted with a heron standing amongst flower late Ming scrolls, diameter approx. 24cm to include a dish with central painted raddish, a sunflower £100-£150 painted plate, another plate with scroll border and central dragon motif, together with a further two small Chinese Swatow Ming dynasty blue and white jars, a small deer painted bowl and a small lidded circular box (7) £100-£150

260. A collection of Chinese Swatow Ming dynasty blue and white pottery to include four scroll painted bowls, a blue and white painted dish, a small jar with bird decoration and two other smaller jars (8) £80-£150

261. A interesting collection of Chinese Swatow blue 256. A collection of Chinese Swatow blue and white and white wares, late Ming porcelain, late Ming Dynasty to include a circular dish painted with figures, a small dish to include a small circular blue and white circular box and with central bird seated on a mushroom panel, a small cover painted with a bird on a bough, another circular scroll painted saucer dish, a footed small bowl the exterior box and cover and three small circular lidded boxes painted with figures on horseback, two tea bowls both one painted with a deer pair of small tea bowls with bird with central figural interior panel, a lotus decorated circular decoration and two other tea bowls, a small blue and box with lid, a small blue and white circular box with lid white jar and a small circular dish (11) and two small jars (11) £200-£300 £100-£200

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262. A small collection of Chinese late Ming Swatow blue and white pottery 265. An late Ming Chinese Swatow blue & white bowl to include a small pot with painted deer panels and scrolls, a the interior base painted with a foliate motif and hatched lidded domed circular box with central stylised dragon and band to inside rim and wider band of scroll decoration to further scroll panel decoration, a small deer painted jar, five exterior rim, a blue and white prunus decorated plate, an other various small blue and white small jars, a circular box early heavily potted deep small charger with stylised floral with finial lid and two small circular blue and white decorated decoration and another prunus painted blue and white bowl circular boxes and covers (11), Tallest vase is 8cm high with stylised four character mark to base (4), largest dish £200-£300 diameter 26.5cm, largest bowl diameter 18.5cm £200-£300 263. A small collection of Chinese Swatow pottery, late Ming -late 16th/17th Century to include four circular grey stoneware circular boxes and covers with aubergine painted geometric and scroll decoration, three further small boxes, four small jarletts with peacock feather decoration to body, two further small jars and a red earthenware twin handled white slip decorated small jar (13) £150-£250

264. A small collection of late Ming Chinese Swatow blue and white bowls and boxes to include a pair of small circular lidded lotus decorated circular boxes and covers, four other circular painted lidded boxes, a heavily potted blue and white bowl and two other small bowls (11) £100-£200

266. A large Chinese late 17th/18th Century Swatow blue and white pottery charger the centre painted with a pair of deer resting in a wooded glade, the outer rim painted with a continuous land and river scape with boats, diameter 36cm approx £300-£400

267. A late Ming Swatow bowl, the interior painted with a heron, another late Ming Swatow bowl painted with a bird on a bough and three small similar saucer dishes (5), largest bowl diameter 18.5cm 267 £80-£150

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268. An 18th Century Chinese 269. Two large Chinese late Ming 272. A 1930s Art Deco frosted glass Swatow pale Celadon pottery Swatow stoneware, yellow glazed shallow bowl dish wine jars moulded with stylised flowers and the raised edge painted with The ovoid shaped jars with four small leaves, together with a Scandinavian planted baskets, diameter 26cm strap handles to neck and with floral frosted glass vase 1950s, together £80-£150 scroll sgraffito decoration to body (2), with a 1960s vase (3), width 31cm height approx. 34cm £50-£80 £100-£200 273. A René Lalique Coquille 270. A large Eastern polychrome pattern bowl, circa 1930s painted stoneware water pot the relief moulded bowl of four scallop the ovoid body painted overall with shells in a graduated opalescence, pink roses and with circular yellow engraved marks to base ‘R Lalique framed circular panels painted with France No.3201, height 8.5; diameter floral sprays, four ochre glazed 21cm hanging hanging handles to neck, £200-£300 height approx. 20cm £80-£150 274. A René Lalique Dahlias pattern bowl, circa 1930s 271. A Safavid blue and white the relief moulded bowl with pottery kendi, opalescent dahlia flower heads 17th Century Iran, the body painted supports, moulded mark to interior with panels of deer and birds amongst base with engraved No.3210, height flora, painted marks to the base, 9.2; diameter 23.7cm 271 height 17cm £150-£250 £50-£80

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275. A Murano glass sculpture of ‘The Three Graces’, circa 1970s elongated female figures embracing one another upon a rectangular base, in the style of Seguso, indistinct signature, height 83.5cm £200-£300

276. A suite of twelve crystal wine glasses, 20th century with gilt rim band of foliate decoration on faceted bowls with a pineapple faceted stem and gilt circular base, comprising of six red and six white wine glasses, together with a jug and bowl (14), white: 19cm high; red:18cm high; jug: 11.5cm; bowl: 7.7cm high £60-£100

277. An Edwardian glass decanter with foliate and hatched decoration, together with another decanter with oval facet cut decoration, together with a whiskey decanter with thistle shaped stopper (3), Edwardian: 28cm high; other: 26cm high £40-£60

278. A set of five Mosers glass wine glasses, 20th century, the bowls with gilt incised band above fluted coloured glass, upon hexagonal tapering stems with hexagonal feet, each bears oval labels (5), height 19cm £60-£80

279. A pair of Val St Lambert table lamps of clear glass wavy shaped, signature to bases (2), total height 32cm £60-£100

280. A cordial glass, 19th century with fluted bowl upon a double cotton spiral twist stem on a circular base, pontil mark to base, height 14cm £80-£120

281. A Whitefriars vase, circa 1960s of cylindrical form with sweeping black, green and grey colouration to the body, together with a similar decorated Whitefriars glass dish, of circular form with blue and brownish sweeping colouration (2), vase 22.5cm high; dish 5.5 x 12.5cm £60-£80

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Silver, Oriental & Vertu (LOTS 282-361)

282. Three George III silver casters, London 1759/1767/1775 each of typical baluster form with wrythen finial and pierced caster, raised upon circular bases, hallmarks to base (3), weight 7.25 ozt £150-£200

283. A Victorian silver three piece cruet suite, London 1849 comprising of three glass polygon formed bottles, two with stoppers and the third with a stopper fitted with a silver gilt spoon, the base with three cylindrical holders each engraved with acanthus leaf decoration, with central handle and raised upon scrolled supports, Benjamin Smith II, weight 10 ozt approx; height 19cm £300-£400

284. A collection of assorted silver and cut glass cruets 282 comprising pepper grinder with turned wooden handle, two cut glass and silver pepperette, a small silver pepperette, two mustard pots, a condiment jar and two 285. A George III Irish silver serving spoon, Dublin salts without liner (one of circular form) (9) 1817, £40-£60 together with three further Irish silver serving spoons, Dublin 1819, 1831, a pair of George III silver serving spoons, London 1828, William Chawner, four George III silver dinner forks, London 1829, William Chawner and two further silver spoons, marks rubbed (12), weight 20 ozt approx £200-£300

286. A set of six silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1930 together with miscellaneous silver teaspoons, silver caddy spoon, silver sugar tongs, silver mustard spoons, silver salt spoon, silver butter knife and silver plated spoons, silver content 13 ozt approx £140-£200

287. A Victorian cased set of silver teaspoons with sugar tongs, Sheffield 1894, comprising of six spoons and tongs, Cooper brothers, together with a cased silver spoon and push, Birmingham 1933, William Sucking Ltd; a cased silver spoon, fork and knife, London 1906, Josiah Williams & Co; a cased set of eight silver handled butter knives, Sheffield 1930 (4 cases), weight 7 ozt approx £80-£120

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288. Four Chinese silver coffee spoons by Wang Hing 290. A Victorian silver dressing table suite, each bowl engraved with root pattern each handle with London 1894 applied tendril, together with two larger spoons of similar consisting of four brushes and a mirror, each with form one with finial of a Chinese figure (6), the longest embossed foliate mask decoration, together with a silver length 12cm; 2 ozt approx brooch, formerly a belt buckle, Sheffield 1899, a part suite £40-£60 of silver topped glass bottles, London 1908, A/F (13) £100-£150

291. A good set of six silver gilt Art Nouveau shot cups, hallmarked, possibly Canadian 1890-1910, of conical 289. A Dutch Silver Vesta Case, tapering form with a foliate tendril on the body, marks to of oval form with hinged lid, embossed with figures base 925 and LW intertwined in a shield (6), weight 5 ozt and acanthus scrolls, hallmarked Crown over SR/930, approx together with a set of five silver Apostle teaspoons, £150-£250 Birmingham 1909/11, Harry Synyer & Charles Joseph Beddoes, together with a set of four silver Apostle 292. A set of four Victorian silver plated and glass teaspoons, Sheffield 1916, Harry Wright Atkin and a silver salts dishes with four silver spoons, London 1824 circular tray, London 1885, with embossed faces, Edward the silver plated holders with lion masks and scrolled Brown, weight 5 ozt approx supports with hob nail decorated fitted glass bowl (8), £80-£120 silver content 2 ozt approx £80-£120

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293. An Edwardian set of four silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1905 by CW Fletcher & Co Ltd, together with two silver and enamel coffee spoons, Birmingham 1932, a silver teaspoon, Newcastle 1800s and a Norwegian silver gilt teaspoon (8), 4 ozt approx £30-£50

294. A set of silver dessert knives and forks, Sheffield 1974/5 comprising six knives and forks, hallmarked, Harrison Brothers, boxed, together with two silver mounted glass salts with two spoons (6) £40-£60

296. A good gentleman’s Victorian fitted travelling rosewood dressing box 295. A Continental silver tea caddy, the exterior with brass stringing, escutcheon and central engraved armorial, of rectangular form with embossed the interior fitted with silver capped glass bottles and jars, London 1841 foliate decoration, with central George Richards, the interior of the hinged lid lined with crushed burgundy cartouche on one side, the domed velvet, containing two sections with a gentleman’s manicure set and a cap with finial above a slide opening, mirror, width approx. 30cm raised upon a stepped canted foot, £300-£400 indistinct marks to base, height 12cm; 6ozt approx 297. A pair of George IV silver serving spoons, Birmingham 1938 £250-£300 Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, together with a George III silver serving spoon, London 1816, possibly George Day, a pair of Victorian silver salts, Birmingham 1896, William M Hayes with matching silver spoons, Birmingham 1899, William M Hayes, two further sterling silver salt spoons, a silver caddy spoon, Birmingham 1926, an Irish silver salt spoon, Dublin 1840 and a silver teaspoon, London 1824 and an Epns serving spoon (13), weight 6 ozt approx £100-£150

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302. A Modern set of six silver coasters, Sheffield 1992 of circular form with beaded border, Carr’s of Sheffield Ltd, together with two silver pieced navette shaped small sweet meat dishes, Chester 1926, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, a silver trinket dish, Sheffield 1905, with finger hole handled above leaf shaped dish upon ball supports, Mappin & Webb London and a silver-plated dish with cover (10), weight 10 ozt approx £140-£180

303. A George V silver basket, Sheffield 1910 of navette shaped with pierced band and pierced swing handle raised upon a pedestal pierced oval base, Richard Martin & Edenezer Hall, height 9cm, width 28.5cm; weight 10 ozt approx £140-£180

298. A collection of small silver items 304. A pair of George III silver salts, Newcastle 1808 comprising: an Edwardian silver purse, Birmingham 1918, the oval form with pierced foliate decoration raised upon with engine turned scrolled decorated and engraved ball and claw supports, with blue glass liners, possibly initials with link chain, EJ Houlston, together with another John Wright, together with a matched pair of silver butter silver purse, Birmingham 1914, in similar form with link knives, Dublin 1874 and London 1816, a silver sugar chain, D Bros., a silver and pale blue enamel circular tongs, Birmingham 1890 and London 1899, a silver stamp compact, Birmingham 1929, with hinged enamel topped box, Sheffield and a silver stamp wetter, Birmingham 1903 lid, WI Broadway & Co, a silver gilt and blue enamel lidded (8), weight 8 ozt approx glass container, Birmingham 1926, Asprey & Co Ltd, £150-£200 a German silver needle holder with cover, marked 800, a small glass perfume bottle with white metal mounts and a shell with brass mounted purse (7) £60-£100

299. A Modern silver oval photo frame, Sheffield 1986 the oval shape, Mappin & Webb, together with a silver photo frame with ribbed pattern border, London 1991, marked RBB, a silver photo frame with foliate decoration, London 1988, marked SS, a silver framed notebook and calendar and a white metal candle snuffer (5) £80-£100

300. An Edwardian silver caster, Birmingham 1901, of cylindrical form with embossed foliate decoration, upon s circular base, no makers marks, together with a silver cap with brush and glass container, London 1922, Garrard & Co Ltd, a silver capped glass container, Chester, a silver handled shoe horn and button hook, a silver handled small button hook, three small silver bookmarks and a silver tongs with two Epns spoon and push (13) £100-£150

301. A good collection of eight silver mesh bags, 305. A George VI cased set of six silver coffee comprising of French and English silver varying sized spoons, Birmingham 1937 examples, with mesh bags and silver handles, marks makers mark for William Sucking & Co, together with a rubbed (8) silver and silver gilt goblet, London 1970, six silver napkin £140-£180 rings, four plated napkin rings, a plated bud vase and a cased metal pocket watch, silver brooch, silver earrings, (A/F) £30-£40

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309. A George V three piece silver tea service, Sheffield 1924 306. A small collection of mixed silver mainly comprising of a teapot, twin handled sugar basin and 20th century milk jug, each with gadrooned edge, raised upon four including a silver card case, a silver cigarette case, a silver supports, James Deakin & Sons, the teapot engraved caddy spoon, two mother of pearl and silver fruit knives, ‘From Mum and Dad July 15th 1926 (3), weight 20 ozt sugar nips, propelling pencil holder, green glass and silver approx mounted scent bottle, and two oddments of flatware (10), £200-£300 height of bottle 8.5cm £100-£150 The following lots 310-333 are from the Estate of the late Patrick Thomas Corrie Lewin

307. An Edwardian silver framed dressing table mirror, Birmingham 1908 with scallop shell and foliate tendrils above a circular scroll embossed frame upon bun supports, Henry Matthews, 310. A substantial Victorian silver twin handled trophy height 28cm cup, London 1892 £100-£150 the knopped finial, flower head embossed cover, above a cylindrical acanthus leaf with flower head embossed body, 308. A pair of Edwardian silver pierced peppers, raised upon a tapering circular foot ring, central cartouche Birmingham 1911 inscribed ‘The Hill Cup’ and on the reverse central with inserted blue glass liners, together with a pair of silver cartouche inscribed ‘Won By’ dating from 1892 to 1896, pierced oval salts, Birmingham 1911, with blue glass liners the interior silver gilt, both bear hallmarks, Charles Stuart and a pair of silver salts, Sheffield 1989 and a silver butter Harris, together with an ebonised associated scole base knife, Sheffield 1942, a 15ct gold tie pin and two further stand, height 39cm (without base); weight 80 ozt approx tie pins (10) £700-£900 £60-£100

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311. An Edwardian silver monteith, Chester 1902, of large proportions with scalloped edge above part gadrooned body, enclosing two scrolled shields engraved ‘Presented by RHH Baird Esq. Belfast Evening Telegraph to the Ards Recreation Society Jumping Competition Lady Riders Easter Monday 1903’ and on the reverse ‘Won by Berkley, Ridden by G M Higgin’, raised upon a circular waisted foot ring, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Retailed by Gibson LTD Belfast, weight 40 ozt approx; height 20cm approx. £500-£600

313. A Victorian silver Knight on horseback figurine, London 1859 modelled as a knight on horseback holding a flag mounted on an ebonised turned octagonal base, CS Harris & Sons Ltd, total height 25cm £400-£600

312. A pair of George III silver candlesticks, London 1764 of ionic part fluted columnar form, upon square leaf 314. A George III silver teapot, London 1805 embossed stepped bases, makers mark possibly Francis of baluster tapering fluted form upon a circular foot Crump, height 27.5cm ring with wooden handle and finial, Robert and Samuel £300-£400 Hennell, height 17.5cm, weight 20 ozt approx £200-£300

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317. A large Victorian silver caster, London 1894 of large proportions with pierced twist cover and foliate embossed cylindrical body, hallmarked, makers mark for Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, in a velvet lined cased retailer Gibson & Co Ltd Belfast, height 17.5cm, weight 5 ozt approx £250-£350

318. A good collection of silver boxes including a rectangular silver cigarette box hallmarked Birmingham 1934 with engine turned hinged cover, fitted wooden interior, hallmarked and makers mark for William Neale, together with another silver rectangular cigarette box, Birmingham 1912, with engraved armorial on the hinged lid, a silver vesta case with engraved armorial, London 1905, three silver matchbox holders, a brass 1914 trench art matchbox holder and a white metal ashtray holder (8) £200-£300 315. A Victorian silver tray, London 1895 the scrolled edge raised upon three scrolled supports, the centre 319. A Victorian silver card tray, London 1897 with strapwork foliate engraving, Walter & John Barnard, diameter the scrolled edge with engraved foliate strapwork 35cm, height 4cm, weight 30 ozt approx engraved centre, raised upon three scrolled £300-£400 supports, Walter and John Barnard, retailer Gibson Ltd Belfast, together with another George V silver card tray, Sheffield 1912, the beaded edge with engraved centre raised upon three ball and claw supports, Thomas Wordley & Co Ltd (2), diameter 25.5cm, height 3cm, diameter 20.5cm, height 2cm, weight 25 ozt approx £300-£400

316. Pair of George III silver sauce tureens with covers, London 1767 each of shaped ovoid form raised upon four scrolled supports, with twin handles, the covers with leaf and berry finial, hallmarks to base, makers mark rubbed, height 11.5cm, weight 30 ozt approx £400-£600

320. A Victorian silver dressing table set, Birmingham 1898, comprising of two handled brushes, a hand mirror, two rectangular brushes, each with embossed decoration, together with three further silver mounted dressing table brushes, and a silver handled boot button hook, London 1896, (A/F) (9) £100-£200

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321. A silver hunting hip flask in the form of a hunting 322. Three late 19th century tigers claw and white horn, London 1899, metal menu holders the twist lid, above a tapering body, Goldsmiths & each of the menu holders with single white metal (tests Silversmiths Company, together with a silver hip flask, of silver) mounted tigers claw fixed to a rectangular base typical form with removable cup base, Birmingham 1927, raised on ball and bracket feet, sold together with a late a silver pepper, London 1960 and a cased collapsible 19th century horn desk seal of tapered form with applied drinking cup (4) white metal decorative foliage (4), length of menu holders £200-£300 6.4cm, length of seal 9cm £200-£300

323. A Victorian silver tankard, London 1855 of tapering fluted form, with four applied figures, raised upon scrolled supports, James & Nathaniel Creswick, weight 5 ozt £150-£200

324. A Georgian silver tankard, London 1815 of cylindrical form with reeded bands, together with a Victorian silver tankard, London 1865, with reed band decoration, Henry John Lias & Son, a silver tankard, Birmingham 1932, William Neale & Son and another Edwardian silver tankard, Birmingham 1905, with foliate fluted bands (4), weight 15 ozt approx £200-£300

325. A Victorian silver tankard, London 1839, with applied foliate bands, raised upon a circular foot ring, and scrolled handle, Thomas Edwards, weight 325 approximately 5 ozt £100-£150

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326. A Victorian silver tankard, London 1876, of simple form with scrolled handle, the body engraved with armorial, Charles Frederick Hancock, weight 5 ozt approx £80-£120

327. A George V silver twin handled bowl, London 1911 with applied strapwork border, raised upon circular foot ring, Searle & Co Ltd and a George V silver bowl, London 1910, of cylindrical form upon a circular foot ring (2), weight 20 ozt approx £300-£400 330. An interesting French silver quaich, possibly late 328. A Berthold Muller silver Spoon, import mark for 18th century London 1956 of simple form with slightly hammered design, French the handle modelled as royal lady above a pierced coat silver hallmarks to interior of the bowl, the single handle of arms with shaped bowl embossed with basket of fruit, engraved with image of a house with inscription above La hallmarks to reverse of bowl, length 23cm; weight 2 ozt Ferme, with loop finger holder below, diameter 8cm; 2 ozt approx approx £100-£200 £100-£200

329. A Continental silver wager cup, 19th century 331. A cased set of early 19th century cut steel and modelled as a maiden standing with her arms above her leather buckles head holding a swing baluster cup, possibly German, of oval form with cut steel border and reverse with hinges, indistinctly marked to reverse, height 17.5cm, weight 7 ozt contained within a velvet lined leather case, length of approx buckle 6.5cm, width of case 15.4cm £300-£400 £40-£60 332. An assorted collection of silver table wear and others comprising nine napkin rings (five from a set), a small silver Continental cream jug with embossed decoration of vignettes with enclosed cherubs stamped 800, glass dressing table jar with no lid of cylindrical form, a 1930s salt, Thomas Bradbury and Sons (qty) £80-£120

333. A Chinese silver paper knife by Wang Hing early 20th century, the blade stamped W.H 90, with handle in form of a dragon, length 27cm, weight 3.95 ozt £100-£200

334. An Indian white metal jug and an Indian white 328 329 metal bowl with cover the jug with hinged lid with elephant finial, with a dog chasing a deer within foliate decoration, on four scrolled supports and the twin handled bowl with cover with a knop finial, with figural decoration, on a circular rim base, 333 no markings (2), jug: 9.5cm high; bowl: 12cm high £80-£120

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335. A Colonial Indian silver goblet by P. Orr & Sons 338. A pair of Edwardian silver gilt Apostle spoons, of Madras London 1901 second half of the 19th century, the underside stamped the apostle terminal with barley twist stem handle with P. Orr & Sons Madras, bowl with repousse decoration of scalloped bowl, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, together with scrolled vignettes enclosed Hindu deities and mythical a cased set of two silver-plated Apostle spoons (4), weight figures riding various animals and animals including lion, 5 ozt approx tiger, cow etc, with Christening inscription to the base, £80-£100 height 16cm, weight 6.68ozt £150-£250 339. A 19th century Japanese bronze figure of a seated Lohan 336. An Indian silver double ended cup the figure leaning back on one hand with open mouth and late 19th /early 20th century, with repousse decoration wearing flowing robes, height 13cm of deities within roundels to both cups of differing sizes, £100-£200 together with a small Indian silver vase with repousse decoration of animals and birds strolling around tall trees 340. A Japanese ivory carving of a man and boy (2), height of cup 19.5cm the man holding a hatchet, together with a Chinese ivory £60-£100 carving of a figure seated in a rickshaw, with a seated male in front, (A/F) and a Chinese ivory figure in a foliate 337. A Sterling silver dressing table suite, 20th carved sedan, (A/F) century £80-£100 comprising of two oval brushes, hand mirror and another brush, each with embossed foliate decoration, marked Sterling and a Tortoiseshell and silver hand mirror, Birmingham 1924 £100-£200

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345. A sectional Walrus Ivory Figurine, late 19th century depicting a man carrying a leafed branch, basket and rack, on a circular base, (A/F), height 26.5cm £150-£200

346. Two sectional Walrus Ivory Groups, late 19th century a father seated holding a shell and umbrella with son, together with another group of two men, one seated and the other standing carrying a basket, some marks to base, (A/F) (2), height 14.5cm; height 18.5cm 341. A pair of antique three sided bronze heads, £200-£300 possibly Tibetan the female heads with spiked helmets and formed with 347. Two sectional Walrus Ivory Groups, late 19th three faces, looking downward (2), height 21cm century £150-£250 a father and son collecting fish, together with another of father carrying tools with son feeding fish to the duck, 342. A collection of Chinese 19th century and later marks to bases, (A/F) (2), height 24cm; height 21cm carved hardwood stands £200-£300 (13), largest 20cm £60-£100

343. A large Japanese silk bound book containing 348. An early 20th century carved Japanese ivory bird illustrations ‘rat ball’ okimono finely coloured with illustration of birds amongst trees well carved as rats clambering over a basket of carp and and flowering plants, label to interior of book reading each other, some with hardstone bead set eyes, diameter ‘Collection of Coloured Sketches of Birds’ 1923 by approx. 6.5cm K. Koizumi, Prof. of Tokyo Art Academy, length 42.5cm £200-£300 £300-£400

349. A 17th Century German carved ivory pill box 344. An interesting woven cloth possibly Black Forest, the lid depicting the legend of the and leather bound Islamic book Antlered stag man attacking three naked figures, the sides The pages with Kufic script of the box carved in a basket weave design, the bottom written in black and with some opening on a screw thread and when closed allowing for illuminated lettering, looks to have a half turn to reveal a pill dispensing aperture, measuring been rebound possibly, height 5.5cm across and 2cm in depth 16.5 x 15.5cm £300-£500 £100-£200

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350. An Indian Vizagapatum style box, 20th century with bone banding and filigree work upon tortoiseshell, raised upon claw supports, 6.5 x 13 x 10.5cm £50-£80

351. An ivory Gavel, 19th century of gavel form with turned handle, engraved “Presented to Mr H Beaumount on hid benefit night March 1st 1877 at the Winchester Music Hall by a few friends as a token of their respect’, length 17.5cm £150-£250 355. A 19th century oval porcelain painted portrait of a young girl, 352. A Continental silver gilt metal evening purse mounted in a velvet frame, paper label to reverse with of solid rectangular form with stylised floral scroll pencil mark n.750, height 8.3 x 6.7cm; 10.5 x 13cm in engraved decoration, frame circa 1900 together with an Edwardian blonde £200-£300 tortoiseshell wallet with green leather interior, the front applied with a gold stylised foliate motif, evening purse 10 x 6.5 x 2cm, tortoiseshell wallet 9 x 10.5cm £100-£200

353. A Russian cloisonne enamel and silver icon part circa 1890 with coloured enamels throughout in geometric shapes, with suspension loop, length 9.5cm £50-£80

356. An late 18th century oval enamel on copper portrait of a young gentleman, possibly Lord Melbourne, initialled to reverse TJ, with paper label on the reverse, mounted in a ornate gilt metal frame, height 9 x 7.3cm panel; 16 x 12cm framed £200-£300 354. An enamel and white metal trinket box the interior stamped 925, the enamel lid with an image of the Thames with St Paul’s in the background, width 5.5cm £200-£300

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359. A 20th Century modernist silver and blue enamel bowl by Tostrup, Norway 357. A gilt metal oval trinket box with central female The silver bowl with overall blue guilloche enamel. portrait, 20th century Marked to the base Sterling, Tostrup, Norway, the box of oval form with engine turned decoration, the height 6.5cm. diameter 12.5cm, 210gms central female portrait painted on ivory in a gilt metal £200-£300 ribbon border, signed Greuze, length 7.2cm, depth 5.5cm, height 2.5cm £80-£100

360. Four butterscotch amber desk seals each with metal or gilt metal seal and amber handles, all without engraved seal mark, length of the longest 7.5cm, total weight 13.5 ozt £80-£120

361. Four similar amber seals comprising two seals with butterscotch amber handles, and two with honey amber handles, length of the longest 7.5cm, total weight 92g 358. An Art Deco butterfly wing picture of Peter Pan £80-£120 1920s, the frame enclosing a rectangular panel of Peter Pan playing a pipe on the top of a mound with laying figures of girls, rabbits and mice, with frame 20 x 15cm £200-£300

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362. A Victorian yellow metal open face pocket watch with gilt metal dial and black Roman numerals, together with a gilt metal watch pill box. (2) £60-£80

365. An antique 9ct gold Waltham gentleman’s half hunter pocket watch on 9ct gold chain the case opening to reveal white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary second dial, the outer case with blue enamel Roman numeral chapter, personal monogram to reverse of case, together with a graduated 9ct gold curb link fob chain with attached fob seal missing seal attached, one dog clip not gold, chain weighs approx. 30.7gm total, watch weight total 98.1gm 363. An 18ct gold cased 19th Century fusee pocket £300-£500 watch circa 1845, both inner and outer cases marked for 18ct gold, the outer case finely engraved with circular floral scrolls,. the dial with central floral detail, Roman numeral chapter ring and subsidiary second dial, the movement by J. C. Harris of Gt. Grimsby, diameter approx. 4.25cm £300-£400

364. An attractive antique Continental gold longuard chain and two gold fob watches 366. A stainless steel cased Omega gentleman’s the fancy longuard chain with continental marks (test pocket watch gold), together with Continental 18ct gold cased ladies the dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary second dial, fob watch the white enamel dial with Arabic numerals with personal inscription to reverse dated 1945, including and subsidiary second dial, the two colour gold case with loop 5.5cm top to bottom, dial 4.5cm diameter bright cut detailed border to dial, also with an ‘Alphonse £80-£120 Monnier, key wind gold cased lever ladies fob watch with engraved decoration to case (3), longuard weighs approx. 28.2gm. and is 162cm. long £300-£400

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367. An 18ct yellow gold Omega slim dress pocket watch on chain 368 the watch with silvered dial and baton numerals, serial number 23675836, together with an 18ct gold watch chain. In fitted red leather Omega presentation box, watch 43mm, chain 11.8 grams £800-£1,000

368. Rolex Sporting Princess: A rare rhodium plated and burgundy red purse watch, circa 1933 the two-tone silvered dial signed Rolex Sporting Princess ref: 1563, the interior of the case numbered 737, the movement numbered 74327, the dial with Arabic numerals and large subsidiary dial for seconds, engraved on the reverse of the watch Yvonne from Chippy 23.6.33, contained within a hinged case set into a burgundy/red lacquer outer case, closed by sliding back and forth, with suspension loop, width 40mm Provenance: From the estate of the late Patrick Thomas Corrie Lewin. Given by T.C.C. (Chippie) Lewin later Lt Col Lewin OBE MC for Yvonne circa 1933. £4,000-£6,000

369. Three silver half hunter pocket watches, late 19th century together with a chrome cased pedometer (4), diameter of silver watches 38mm approx £60-£80

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370. A 1954 Omega Constellation Chronometer Automatic Gents Watch the stainless steel case with black dial with gilt batons and numerals and dauphine hands, with bumper movement, 372. An 18ct gold and diamond “Sarcar” gentleman’s movement no.14269790, case no.2782, calibre 354, with wristwatch of slim proportions omega crown, on a black leather strap, case diameter the circular dial with diamond set quarter batons and 33mm, Lug width 19mm within a diamond set bezel, the integral 18ct gold woven £400-£600 mesh strap bracelet attached by small diamond set lugs, and having adjustable integral fastening, weight approx. 57.8gm, dial measures 3.2cm across £1,500-£2,000

371. An Omega Speedmaster Automatic Chronometer stainless gentleman’s watch the dial with three subsidiary dials, with tapering luminous hour and 5 minute markers, with luminescent hands, surrounded by a tachymeter bezel, with Omega crown and pushers, emblem embossed on the case back, calibre no: 1164, ref: 32113000, watch no: 84573646, in original box with certificate and warranty, dial diameter 38mm; lug width 19cm; approx length of bracelet fully opened 23cm £1,200-£1,800

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375. A Cartier Tortue 18ct yellow gold and diamond Ladies wristwatch the champagne dial with roman numerals surrounded by a diamond bezel, Cartier crystal crown, with green Cartier strap and plated buckle, case back engraved Cartier Paris, No.960700057, manual wind movement, with service and valuation records in a les must de Cartier red box and bag, case diameter 22mm; Lug width 11mm £600-£800

373. A gentleman’s Rolex Oyster Ultra Prima 9ct gold manual wind wristwatch circa 1930 with rectangular case and circular Arabic dial with subsidiary seconds and with milled bezel, inner case marked 9c, Rolex, 20 World’s Records patent numbers and numbered 23508, Rolex Prima movement, initials to reverse T.C.C.L, diameter 3.25cm Provenance: From the estate of the late Patrick Thomas Corrie Lewin. This watch previous belonged to T.C.C.Lewin later Lt Col Lewin OBE MC £300-£500

374. A 1920s 9ct gold ladies Rolex wrist watch the engine turned silvered dial with Arabic numerals set within an octagonal case, with hand-wound 15 jewel movement, the 9ct gold case numbered 01805. The case 376. An 18ct gold and diamond ladies Piaget bracelet back with engraved initials M.A. and dated 1927, on a later watch rolled gold strap, diameter 24mm of slim proportion, the circular dial within a diamond £150-£250 border and with satin finish and Roman numeral chapter, cabochon sapphire set winder, the watch on integral fancy woven 18ct gold mesh bracelet. Reverse numbered 925 18865, bracelet fastening stamped Piaget .750, weight 45.6gms approx £1,000-£1,500

377. An Art Deco 9ct gold ladies wristwatch on gold bracelet the circular dial within a wide gold mount and with Roman numeral chapter, the watch on a 9ct gold narrow expanding gate design strap/bracelet, dial diameter 2.5cm. approx. weight including movement 21.5gms £80-£120

378. A 9ct gold ladies ‘Certina’ bracelet wristwatch with quartz movement the soft rectangular dial with baton numerals and on integral fine mesh gold articulated strap bracelet with adjustable fastening, weight including movement approx. 21gms £150-£200 375

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382. A ladies 9ct gold wind mechanism Omega bracelet watch, circa 1960 The small circular dial with baton markers and on integral articulated textured gold, shaped strap bracelet, dial measures 1.5cm. diameter. Total weight 22.4gm £200-£300

383. A heavy, long 18ct gold, continuous curb link chain of even size links, each link marked for 18ct, weight approx. 88.9gm. Approx. 76cm in length £1,400-£1,800

384. A late Victorian 9ct gold rope twist long guard chain the ends fitted with a 9ct gold clip, length approx. 155cm, weight approx. 46.8gms 378 381 £350-£550

379. A 9ct white gold Bulova ladies bracelet 385. A cultured pearl opera length pearl necklace wristwatch the single continuous row of even sized cultured pearls, winding mechanism, the squared dial with baton markers well matched and with light pinkish lustre, length approx. and with integral textured articulated strap bracelet, 88cm reverse of case numbered 2 517 907, approx. weight £200-£300 21.8gms; 19mm case diameter £150-£200

380. A TAG Heuer Ladies stainless bracelet watch, the black dial with baton hands Arabic hour and luminescent minute dots, date aperture, with TAG crown, case back embossed with TAG Heuer, WL1313-0, AQ6146, diameter 29mm; length of bracelet closed 13.5cm £180-£220

381. A Longines 9ct gold ladies wind mechanism bracelet watch the square dial with baton markers and with tapering articulated gold strap bracelet with soft bark effect textured finish, total weight 30.4gm 386. An unusual cultured pearl and silver coin £300-£400 necklace the pearls graduated to either side and set with a central gold mounted silver ‘Venezuelan real’ coin between two amethyst beads and with yellow cabochon oval gem set clasp (tests gold), length 38cm approx £200-£300

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388. A Continental .750 gold articulated mesh ‘tie’ necklace formed as crossed, textured ribbons fastened with a 387. An attractive amethyst and yellow sapphire drop central buckle, circa 1960, approx. weight 51.9gm pendant necklace and earrings £1,000-£1,500 with central, side set oval amethyst of pleasing colour in multi claw setting above a lemon yellow sapphire 389. A Contemporary simple 9ct white gold choker of facetted drop below, yellow metal mount and neck chain articulated mesh design, (test gold), together with a pair of similar drop earrings, approx weight 20.1gm amethyst measures 2cm across, sapphire measures £200-£300 1.5cm. top to bottom. Total weight for both approx. 18gms £500-£600 390. A gold articulated Victorian style snake necklace and matching bangle marked for 9ct gold and with steel spring, fashioned as a coiling snake with his tail under his head, ruby set eyes and together with the matching bracelet (2), total weight 60.4gm £600-£900

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395. An Edwardian diamond set bar brooch with an oval old cut diamond to centre, flanked by single diamonds to either end, yellow metal mount (tests for gold), measures approx. 5.3cm across, centre stone approx. 0.75 ct £300-£400

396. A coral and moonstone scroll brooch and another the scroll brooch yellow metal mounted (tests gold), together with a carved amethyst and hard stone ‘violet’ floral brooch, 9ct gold mount (2), coral brooch 3.25 diameter approx. total weight for both 10.4gms £80-£120

391. An attractive and unusual belle époque diamond and gem set scroll pendant necklace the centre set with a rectangular cut green tourmaline within diamond set scrolls above three delicate line link drops set with diamonds, each terminating with different coloured claw set gems (tests for precious metals) Associated fitted box, weight 11.3gms £300-£400

392. A 9ct gold curb link charm bracelet with heart padlock fastening, hung with a variety of charms including opening Masonic ball pendant, a Tudor rose, wishing well etc, weight approx. 31gm 397. A good Victorian diamond and pearl brooch of £200-£300 star design, with central pearl and old cut diamond cluster within a 393. A late Victorian pearl hinged cross over bangle diamond set star with alternate pearl set points (tests of yellow metal (tests gold) square section with central gold), the case with lower fitted section containing split pearl set crescent motif and pearl detail to ends, provision for hair piece conversion, fitted Martin & Co of fitted maroon leather box C.Wilson Barrett & Co. of Cheltenham leather case, weight 7.9gm, approx. 3cm Piccadilly, weight approx. 12.3gm diameter £60-£70 £500-£600

394. A French Art Nouveau foliate drop brooch together with four other gilt metal brooches of various designs (5), the former length 4.5cm £80-£120

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398. A Continental ruby and diamond set floral 402. A pair of diamond and citrine drop earrings circular cluster brooch with three downwardly graduating diamonds with facetted with central diamond and ruby cluster within textured lemon citrine bead below, white metal mounts (test gold) white gold leaf and ruby trefoil set stylised cluster mount pin fittings, total diamond weight for each earring approx. (tests 18ct white gold), total weight 9.9gm. approx. 0.50 ct, diamond weight for each earring approx. 0.50 diameter approx. 3.5cm £300-£500 £300-£400 403. A pair of small contemporary heart shaped diamond set earrings with small central diamond and a row of channel set diamonds to outer edge, pin fittings, 18ct gold mounts, approx. 12mm. across, weight approx. 3.1gms £150-£250

404. A pair of single stone diamond set stud earrings each stone approximately 0.25ct, yellow metal mounts (tests gold) £100-£150 399. A Continental 18ct gold and diamond set stallion brooch the detailed body of yellow gold and with diamond set white gold mane, tail and hooves, import marks, weight approx. 11.1gm. length approx. 5cm £150-£200

400. A pair of 9ct gold garnet and pearl set circular cluster earrings with central garnet with surrounding pearls spaced with garnets, weight 4.4gm £50-£70

405. A pair of Victorian style cabochon garnet set 401. A pair of cultured pearl and diamond set earrings drop earrings with single stone diamond in hexagonal white metal collet the central oval garnets within Victorian style heavy 9ct mount and with cultured pearl below (unmarked but tests gold scroll drop mounts, approx. weight 14.5gm gold), weight 6.9gms £100-£200 £200-£300

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406. A pair of 18ct contemporary pave set diamond 412. An 18ct gold and diamond set band ring drop earrings The yellow gold ring with raised edge and textured finish of graduated tear drop design, white metal mounts, drop set with raised white gold diamond set diagonal bands, 7cm size N. Weight approx 6gm £150-£250 £100-£150

407. A Continental contemporary 18ct gold fancy link 413. A large pale green rectangular cut gem set dress long neck chain necklace with pendant ring the chain of long link design with alternate central coil filled yellow metal mount (tests for gold), a sapphire and links, measuring a total of 32cm. and with 5 separate extra diamond, gold mounted circular cluster ring, a three stone links, together with attached pierced square pendant of dress ring and another (4), the former size O a face in profile wearing a blindfold, total weight approx £100-£200 24.8gms £500-£600

408. An Elizabeth II gold sovereign on chain The 1958 fine gold sovereign in 9ct gold pendant mount and on yellow metal cable link chain (tests gold), total weight 19.7gms £250-£300

409. An antique diamond set cross pendant the centre set with a single stone diamond approx. 0.40ct in a closed back setting, the remainder of the cross set with large flat cut rose diamonds within a twisted border yellow metal mount (test gold and silver), length 5.5cm £400-£600

410. A three stone diamond set ring with platinum and 18ct gold mount, approximate total diamonds 0.45 ct, size N 414. A large contemporary diamond set floral cluster £100-£150 dress ring the central diamond approx. 0.50ct, high mounted and 411. An attractive high Art Deco emerald and diamond surrounded by a cluster of smaller brilliant cut diamonds set ring and further surrounded by diamond trefoils and twin the central rectangular emerald of pleasing colour splayed baguettes, white mount (tests gold), approx. mounted in stepped baguette diamond set mount with 2.5cm. top to bottom, size Q brilliant cut diamond corner detail and diamond set £1,200-£1,800 shoulders, circa 1920, inside shank marked 32700 ?, emerald approx. 2.75 ct. measuring approx. 5 x 4mm. Size K/L £500-£700

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415. A single stone diamond set ring 422. A three stone sapphire and diamond set the stone approx. 0.25 ct. collet set in yellow and white crossover ring 18ct gold mount, size L the central blue sapphire with diamonds to either side, £200-£300 18ct gold ad platinum mount, size N/O £250-£350 416. A 1909 fine gold half sovereign set in a 9ct gold gentleman’s ring mount, 423. An Edwardian single stone diamond set ring size R/S Weight approx. 10gm the old cut diamond approx. 0.65ct and set within £100-£150 diamond point set shouldered platinum mount, size approx. J 417. A delicate Art Deco single stone diamond set ring £400-£500 the diamond approx. 0.20 ct. mounted within stepped shoulders with diamond point detail, 18ct gold and platinum mount, size approx. J/K £80-£120

418. An Art Deco square mounted single stone diamond set ring 18ct gold and platinum mount, diamond approx. 0.30 ct, size approx. L £120-£180

419. A Georgian gold pearl set memorial ring with pierced tendril twist detail to yellow metal mount (tests gold), with central pearl framed plaited hair locket, the reverse inscribed and dated 1811, in associated ring box, Paynes, Jeweller to Her Majesty & the Royal Family, 424. A Georgian blue enamel and rose diamond floral Union Street, Bath, size Q, Central section measures memorial ring 18mm. across. Weight 4.4gms the central oval with yellow gold floral motif with diamond £200-£300 detail and ‘silhouetted’ in blue enamel within a bright cut gold border mounted within an oval rose diamond 420. A Continental Art Deco style blue gem and rose bordered set yellow metal mount, size I/J approx. oval diamond set dress ring measures approx. 2.2cm top to bottom the central rectangular stone set in a yellow and white £300-£500 gold fancy mount, together with an 18ct gold mounted oval sapphire and diamond set cluster ring (2), both rings 425. A large Continental emerald and diamond floral size P spray cocktail ring circa 1960 £250-£300 the high set mount with diamond white gold mounted scroll and tiered emeralds below and with textured yellow 421. A large single stone diamond set ring gold detailing, the mount marked 14K, approx. J/K, top to the circular diamond approx. 2.00ct in 18ct gold and bottom measures approx. 2.5cm, total weight 8gm platinum mount, size approx. L £200-£300 £600-£800

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426. A Continental large oval amethyst and diamond 431. A collection of various gold jewellery cluster cocktail ring to include a 22ct gold wedding band, a 9ct gold crucifix the central amethyst of pleasing colour set within a single on chain, an 18ct white gold wedding band with bright cut line border of diamonds, amethyst measures approx. decoration, a yellow metal bracelet with 9ct gold crucifix 1.50cm. top to bottom, white metal mount marked 18K, charm and a 9ct gold mounted dress ring (5), weight of approx. size N 22ct band 6.2gm, 18ct white band 8.7gm. remainder £300-£400 approx. 23.5gm £400-£600 427. An Early Victorian cabochon garnet and diamond set oval cluster ring the large central garnet set within a single line border of well matched, old cut diamonds in yellow and white metal mount(tests for gold & silver), in associated red leather square ring box, ring size N/O Central garnet measuring approx. 12mm top to bottom £300-£400

428. A collection of five various Continental 18ct gold mounted dress rings to include a gentleman’s serpent set signet ring, a white gold mounted single stone diamond set ring, the mount with bark effect finish, an adjustable gold gem set fancy ring and two other gold mounted gem set fancy rings (5), gent’s ring size W, diamond ring K/L, fancy rings K. Total weight 19.4gms £300-£500

429. A five stone diamond set half hoop ring with scroll detail to mount (tests gold) and a delicate small single stone diamond set ring with diamond set shoulders, 18ct white gold and platinum mount (2), size five stone approx. L, single stone approx. L/M £100-£200 432. An impressive butterscotch amber bead 430. An Art Deco 18ct gold ladies wristwatch watch necklace together with four brooches formed of graduated large polished disc shaped beads the watch with three colour gold striped case and on 9ct of slightly irregular form, the discs spaced with doubles stamped expanding bracelet together with a Victorian and trios of smaller rounded beads. Total weight 15ct gold and diamond thread work brooch, a 9ct heart approx. 147gms, weight 147gms brooch a.f. a gilt cameo brooch and a paste dress brooch £400-£600 (5), watch case and bracelet weight without movement 10.4gm £80-£120

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436. A collection of gold jewellery including a full and a half fine gold sovereign both sovereigns in 9ct gold pendant mounts and on chains, together with a 9ct gold rope twist chain, a small 9ct gold charm bracelet and two yellow metal charms, a circular engraved 9ct locket on chain, a gold signet ring and various other 9ct gold items (qty), weight excluding one and half sovereign coins approx. 49gms £500-£800

437. A heavy silver charm bracelet hung with a good selection of charms, some articulated 433. Three large unmounted pieces of butterscotch and including an opening boot, lighthouse and post box amber and others, weight approx. 72.1gms all of differing shapes and sizes, mainly shapes as £50-£60 pendants, total weight 58g, length of the largest 6.4cm £80-£120

434. A good collection of 1920s facetted natural crystal drop pendants 438. A delicate Edwardian single stone diamond set of varying sizes, comprising of rock crystal, citrine and ring amethyst each with silver pendant fittings, one with the old cut diamond approx. 0.22ct set in a white metal chain and some stung with black grosgrain silk ribbon, claw mount numbered 1922, together with a pair of on original velvet jewellers display pads and some with delicate Continental gold mounted diamond and pearl set original price tag of 15 shillings (17), largest measures earrings, fitted leather Le Goupy of Paris leather box (2) 6.75cm £300-£400 £200-£400 439. A delicate aquamarine and diamond 18ct gold mounted ring the rectangular cut aquamarine mounted between a small single diamond either side, together with a 9ct gold circular pendant on 9ct gold chain (2), ring size O/P, pendant and chain weight approx. 6.00gm £200-£250

440. A small collection of Continental 18ct gold jewellery to include a fancy open bead link bracelet, a heart pendant on chain and another pendant on chain, a small woven plaited bracelet, two pairs of earrings, three various pendant charms and a delicate 18ct gold ring (10), weight 435. A collection of Chinese 1920s carved and other approx. 32.3gm hard stone pendants and earrings £400-£600 comprising two silver mounted Chinese green hard stone 441. A small collection of Continental 9ct gold carved foliate pendants, two similar agate pendants, jewellery a silver mounted chrysoprase tear drop pendant, three to include to flat woven mesh necklaces, a crucifix on similar carnelian pendants, together with a pair of 1920s fancy chain, two pairs of hoop earrings, a cameo brooch long tear drop polished carnelian earrings and another and cameo pendant on chain, a wedding band, a circular similar pair with 9ct gold fittings (9) motif chain bracelet and four delicate chain bracelets, £100-£200 a heart padlock curb bracelet and a pendant (16), total weight 52.3gm £300-£400 www.catherinesouthon.co.uk 75 Jewellery & Watches

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442. A small collection of Continental 18ct. gold coral 446. A large heavy 18ct gold mounted gentleman’s and pearl set children’s jewellery single stone sapphire set ring to include a coral bead and gold child’s bracelet and ring, the central sapphire approx. 1.00ct and in deeply carved a larger pair of coral set earrings, a cultured pearl bead fancy mount, ring size approx. T. total weight 13.9gms and gold bracelet with heart charm, a child’s single pearl £400-£600 ring, another child’s gold ring and a pair of tiny gem set gold engraved ear hoops (7), rings measure from F to G, 447. A large heavy 18ct gold mounted gentleman’s total weight 14.1 sapphire and diamond set ring £150-£250 the central oval blue sapphire in collet mount between single diamonds on either side, weight 16.1gms, sapphire 443. A contemporary three row pearl and gold approx. 1.75 ct mounted cameo choker £600-£800 The central carved portrait oval shell cameo set between triple cultured pearl rows to either side and with adjustable 448. A gentleman’s six stone diamond set dress ring fastening, together with a yellow metal garnet and cultured the diamonds set in two rows of three to form a panel, pearl (tests gold) bangle, claw set and with scroll detail (2), yellow metal mount (test for gold), each diamond approx. bangle weight 16.5gm 0.25 ct, size S/T total weight 9.4gm £200-£300 £600-£800

449. A pair of Art Deco simple polished circular 18ct gold cufflinks chain links and in associated red leather fitted box, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. Regent Street W1, marked 18 in square cartouche, weight approx. 8.2gms, diameter approx. 11mm £100-£150

444. An amusing vintage articulated lizard costume bracelet set overall with arora baurealis rhinestones, the lizards mouth biting his tail to fasten, indistinctly signed, together with a Jewelcraft Creation, turquoise set costume necklace (2), measures approx. 20cm, widest point approx. 4.5cm £80-£120 450. A pair of Continental white metal cufflinks, possibly Russian 445. A gentleman’s heavy 18ct gold mounted single chain linked one side with raised double headed eagle stone diamond set ring emblem, the other with personal monogram, together with the diamond approx. 1.55 ct. in simple colett mount, an early 19th Century carved hard stone intaglio bearing size approx. T, approx. weight 12.2gms crest, mounted as a fob, yellow metal mount (tests gold), £1,800-£2,200 and another later gilt metal fob set with a carved personal monogram seal (3), Cufflinks measure approx. 2cm. top to bottom £60-£80

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451. A pair of 9ct gold cufflinks 454. A collection of Art Nouveau ivory pendants with of oval simple form with crest of pouncing lion, in original central figure of a lady playing a lyre box; together with a military pin for Ceylon Police with of pierced form, hand decorated and heightened in blue central pierced badge with elephant surmounted by a with silver overlay, each with two holes for black ribbon crown (unmarked but tests gold) (2), cufflinks 4g hanging. The reverse with original manufacturers label (8), £80-£120 average length 6.5cm £100-£200 452. A collection of Art Nouveau ivory pendants in the form of flowering plants 455. A collection of Art Nouveau ivory pendants in the each of pierced form, hand decorated and heightened form of a vase of flowers with silver overlay and drilled holes for black ribbon each of pierced form, hand decorated with silver overlay hanging together with three additional ivory pendants and with two holes for black ribbon hanging. With original decorated with dancing couples, with original manufacturer labels to reverse (9), average length 7.4cm manufacturers labels (14), average length 6.5cm £80-£120 £100-£200 456. A collection of 1920s pierced and carved ivory 453. A collection of Art Nouveau ivory pendants with silhouette pendant drops central Japanese figure paired and with ear drop fittings in a variety of shapes of pierced form, hand decorated and heightened in blue and carved with a variety of Art Deco designs including and red overlay, each with two holes for black ribbon lady in a crinoline, deer and various fairy tale characters hanging. The reverse with original manufacturers label (6), (14 pairs), average drop 5.5cm excluding fitting average 6.5cm length £100-£200 £100-£200 457. A similar collection of Art Deco ivory silhouette carvings with pendant fittings (qty), average drop 5.5cm £100-£200

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The following collection of Christian Dior jewellery, lots 458-481, was purchased by the current vendor’s father-in-law as part of Mitchel Maer’s liquidated stock sold at auction following his Bankruptcy in 1957. Christian Dior insisted that the Dior name plaques were removed from each item of jewellery prior to the sale as Maer no longer held the Dior licence for jewellery production in the U.K.

458. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 462. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 A collection of vintage Dior necklaces, bracelets, A collection of vintage designer Christian Dior by Mitchel earrings and brooches of the same design by Mitchel Maer 1950s jewellery of the same design. An impressive Maer comprising of four turquoise glass bead set pearlised pink marbled glass necklace with gilt fancy tassel necklaces, a further two white glass bead fringe chain with continuous graduated tear shaped drops and necklaces with matching bracelets, two further bracelets, with large central cluster and outswept sides with further ten en-suite white brooches and a single pair of earrings. graduating glass drops, sold together with six matching There are some loose matching beads together with this fringe bracelets and a further four graduated drop lot (21), drop of earring 6cm, length of bracelet 17.5cm, brooches from the same collection (11), overall necklace fringe drop of necklace 5cm, overall necklace drop length drop approximately 20cm, centre cluster of necklace approximately 15cm diameter 3.5cm, length of bracelet 8cm £300-£400 £200-£400

459. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 463. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 A collection of vintage Dior necklaces, bracelets and A collection of vintage designer Christian Dior 1950s brooches of the same design by Mitchel Maer comprising jewellery of the same design by Mitchel Maer. An of two matching pink glass set tassel necklaces and the impressive Dior demi parure comprising of a gilt chain bracelets en suite, a further three similar pink necklaces, choker set overall with yellow crystals and with graduated together with ten white glass bracelets of the same design crystal and gilt tear drop fringe, the matching bracelet and and five en-suite white brooches There are some loose bombe cluster earclips, another similar suite, together matching beads together with this lot (22), drop of earring with three further choker necklaces and two matching 6cm, length of bracelet 17.5cm, fringe drop of necklace bracelets of the same design (11), overall necklace drop 5cm, overall necklace drop length approximately 15cm 19cm, bracelet length 18cm, diameter earclips 2.7cm £300-£400 £300-£500

460. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 464. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 A collection of five vintage 50s designer Christian Dior A collection of vintage designer Christian Dior 1950s necklaces of the same design by Mitchel Maer, the jewellery of the same design by Mitchel Maer. An necklaces set with three large tear shaped faux citrine impressive Dior demi parure comprising of a gilt chain pendant drops with further crystal tear drops below. choker set overall with yellow crystals and with graduated These necklaces were also produced by Dior also in crystal and gilt tear drop fringe, the matching bracelet sapphire blue (5), fringe drop 6cm, overall necklace drop and bombe cluster earclips, three further similar suites length approximately 19cm of jewellery, together with a further single matching £200-£400 bracelet and four pairs of ear clips (17), fringe drop is 7cm, overall drop of necklace is 18cm, diameter of earclip 461. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 approximately 2.5cm A collection of vintage designer Christian Dior 1950s £300-£500 jewellery of the same design by Mitchel Maer. An impressive pearlised pink marbled glass necklace with gilt fancy chain with continuous graduated tear shaped drops and with large central cluster and outswept sides with further graduating glass drops, sold together with six matching fringe bracelets and a further four graduated drop brooches from the same collection (11), overall necklace drop approximately 20cm, centre cluster of necklace diameter 3.5cm, length of bracelet 8cm £200-£400

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465. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 469. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 Six Christian Dior 1950s crystal bracelets of the similar A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ design by Mitchel Maer, each with central ‘giant’ crystal couture jewellery from the same design collection. To set flower of varying colours mounted in a white metal coil include three white frosted filigree and crystal necklaces, chain setting the bands further set with baguette crystals eighteen frosted bead and filigree dome circular cluster and with tear shaped crystal drops (6), central floral motif brooches in varying colours, pink, white and turquoise measures approx. 6cm including drop together with eighteen filigree gilt and frosted button brooches with suspended chain and bead loops below Whilst these are from the same collection of remaining (39) Labels removed, pendant brooches approx. drop ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ stock sold by order of the 7cm. circular brooches approx. 4cm. in diameter, overall liquidator with regard to Mitchel Maer’s bankruptcy it has necklace drop 26cm not been possible to identify the exact design £200-£300 £300-£400 470. Mitchel Maer - Christian Dior 1954-1957 466. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ couture jewellery of the same design. Two impressive, designer jewellery of the same design. Four pierced heavy pink and pearl cluster and poured turquoise glass and gilded Egyptian style fringe necklaces set with multi bead drop necklaces with gilded mounts and fastenings, coloured pastel rhinestones in pink, turquoise, green and together with two matching bracelets from the same white and with adjustable chain fastening, together with collection. One of Mitchel Maer’s best known designs two pairs of matching drop earrings, labels removed (6), for Christian Dior (4), necklace fringe drop approx. 5cm, fringe drop measures 4cm, necklace drop measures overall necklace drop approx. 16cm, length of bracelet 15cm 21cm £300-£400 £200-£400 467. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 471. Mitchel Maer - Christian Dior 1954-1957 A collection of vintage designer Christian Dior 1950s A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ jewellery of the same design by Mitchel Maer. This lot couture jewellery of the same design. Two impressive, contains the only piece of this collection which still retains heavy pink and pearl cluster and poured turquoise glass the original Mitchel Maer for Christian Dior metal label, and bead drop necklaces with gilded mounts and fastenings, which was not not removed after Mitchel Maer went into together with two matching bracelets from the same liquidation. An impressive Dior baroque inspired faux pearl collection. One of Mitchel Maer’s best known designs ruby set dolphin necklace with bracelet and drop brooch for Christian Dior (4), necklace fringe drop approx. 5cm, en suite together with two more necklaces and a bracelet overall necklace drop approx. 16cm, length of bracelet of the same design (4), overall drop length of necklace is 21cm 15.5cm, length of bracelet 16cm £300-£400 £300-£400

468. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 A collection of vintage designer Christian Dior 1950s jewellery of the same design by Mitchel Maer. An impressive Dior baroque inspired faux pearl ruby set dolphin necklace with bracelet and drop brooch en suite together with two more necklaces and a bracelet of the same design (4), length of bracelet 17cm, necklace drop 10cm £300-£400

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472. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 475. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ couture jewellery. A large rhinestone set floral ‘en couture jewellery. A rare Dior hippocampus or sea horse tremblent’ drop brooch formed of articulated sections, and pearl drop double row necklace, three further single perhaps Mitchel Maer’s most iconic piece for Dior, row hippocampus of sea horse necklaces from the same together with a rhinestone set white metal mounted Dior collection, together with two pairs of matching drop ‘en tremblent’ bracelet, together with eight pairs of white ear clips and two pearl drop brooches en-suite (8). All metal rhinestone set Mitchel Maer for Dior floral spray clip labels removed, drop for double row necklace approx. on earrings (10). All labels removed, large flower brooch 6cm, diameter of earring 3.4cm, diameter of brooch measures 9cm across, length of bracelet 20cm 4.5cm £200-£400 £300-£500

473. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 476. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ couture jewellery. A large and impressive Mitchel Maer couture jewellery. Two similar faux garnet set gilt looped and frosted chain bib necklace set with faux circular link choker/necklaces, a cabochon amber glass garnets together with matching four row bracelet and set bracelet, together with a pair of black and yellow matching large drop earrings en suite, together with rhinestone set, white metal mounted ear clips and also a five yellow rhinestone set four row chain bracelet of the baguette iridescent rhinestone set necklace (5). All labels same design, all manufacture labels removed, also a removed, faux garnet necklaces approx. 3cm wide, length pair of circular filigree crystal drop circular ear clips, no of necklace 29cm original manufacture labels evident (9), length of bracelet £100-£200 approximately 9cm, diameter of filigree earring 3.5cm, length of necklace drop approx. 28cm, length of white 477. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 beaded earring 8cm A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ £200-£400 couture jewellery. A blue and green rhinestone collar/ necklace, together with three aquamarine rhinestone 474. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 baguette set necklaces of the same design and a A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ marquis aquamarine and amethyst rhinestone necklace couture jewellery. A rare Dior hippocampus or sea horse (5). All labels removed, overall length of blue/green collar and pearl drop double row necklace, three further single necklace 29cm row hippocampus of sea horse necklaces from the same £300-£400 Dior collection, together with three pairs of matching drop ear clips and a single brooch en-suite (8). All labels 478. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 removed, double row necklace drops approx. 5cm A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ £300-£500 couture jewellery. A grey pearl and rhinestone clasped necklace, a ‘winged’ rhinestone and pearl necklace, a faux ruby and pearl drop bracelet, a circular rhinestone set loop design brooch, and a pair of lemon yellow rhinestone drop earrings (5). All labels removed, grey pearl necklace measures approx. 40cm overall length, overall drop length of pearl necklace 16cm, diameter of flower brooch 3.5cm £200-£300

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479. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 480. Mitchel Maer - Christian Dior 1954-1957 A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ A collection of 1950s ‘Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer’ couture jewellery. A matching clear baguette and brilliant couture jewellery of the same design. An impressive, rhinestone scroll ribbon and bow design necklace and heavy pink and pearl cluster and poured turquoise glass bracelet en suite, a baguette emerald rhinestone set bead drop necklace with gilded mounts and fastenings, ribbon motif necklace, two emerald rhinestone brooches, together with the matching bracelets from the same a similar clear drop brooch, and a sapphire and clear collection. One of Mitchel Maer’s best known designs for rhinestone bracelet of double floral design (7), both similar Christian Dior (2) drop brooches measure approx. 6cm top to bottom £100-£200 £200-£400

481. Christian Dior by Mitchel Maer 1954-1957 A collection of vintage designer Christian Dior 1950s jewellery of the same design by Mitchel Maer. An impressive Dior baroque inspired faux pearl ruby set dolphin necklace with bracelet and drop brooch en suite together with another similar bracelet, brooch and two section pieces of the same design (8) £200-£300

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486. A Mont Blanc Meisterstuck 164 ball-point pen, Collectables in original sealed box, No.380045, together with a Mont Blanc Meisterstuck fountain pen with ink cartridges, in (LOTS 482-517) original box and a Cross ball-point pen with cover, in original box (3), Fountain Pen 13.5cm length; Pen 13.5cm length; Cross 13.5cm length 482. A collection of postcards of Tangier, early 20th £200-£300 century enclosed in two frames and further loose examples, together with three framed collection of postcards from Morocco (5 framed and loose) £100-£200

483. An interesting leather bound Victorian photograph album the front with oval painted porcelaian portrait of a young 487. An Officers Cavalry Sword lady wearing pearls and a tiara, possibly Berlin, the album straight single edged blade with acid etched decoration, complete with a number of black and white photographic pierced knuckle guard with crest, wire bound fish skin naval portraits and overseas related photogaphs including grip, blade length 89cm, together with an Officers Cavalry a Chinese gentleman in full robes, with metal clasp, height Sword, straight blade with acid etched decoration, 29 x 23cm monogram AEM and GR cypher, pierced knuckle guard, £80-£100 wire bound fish skin grip, blade length 83.5cm (2), 484. An early 20th century Star 18kr gold cased blade length: 89cm; blade length: 83.5cm fountain pen and retracting pencil, £100-£150 each with engine turned decoration to body, in original 488. A 19th Century copy of a Medievil long box (2), pencil length 9.3cm; pen length 9.3cm sword/hand and a half sword £100-£200 Bound pommel, steel hand bar hand guard, engraving 485. An early 20th century Olo 18kr cased fountain to top of blade, the blade appears to sustained historical pen, damage and repair, pommel 27cm, blade 100cm, guard with engine turned decoration to body, level pull, 14kr nib, bar 25cm. across in box, length 12.7cm £100-£200 £150-£250

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490. Ceremonial funeral details and route maps of the State Funeral of the Late Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill K.G., O.M., C.H. on the 30th January 1965 ‘Operation Hope Not’ was the code name given to Churchill’s funeral which had been planned for some years prior to his death on the 24th of January 1965, it was the first state funeral given to a civilian, these documents enclosed in a folder in an envelope titled ‘Her Majesty’s Service’ are dated 26th January 1965, Commissioner’s Office. The documents detailing the Movements of Military and Civilian Organisations for the funeral parade, organised Special District Orders by Major-General E.J.B. Nelson, General Officer Commanding London District and Major-General Commanding The Household Brigade, Headquarters, London District, Horse Guards, Whitehall, S.W.1. Folder contains parts I to XIV, listing instructions, procession, street lining, minute guns, ceremonial orders, private joinery from London to Bladon, orders of conferences and rehearsals and Maps. Originally owned by the father of the vendor, who was a 489 part of the B2 team of Scotland Yard in 1965, who was part of the team who planned and researched the route of the funeral. It was given to the vendor for an anniversary present £400-£600 489. An Ambassador’s dress uniform with dress Sword, White & Sons, London the sword having straight blade with acid etched decoration three quarters the length of the blade, makers mark on blade, gilt metal bead decorated hilt, gold braid tassel, leather and gilt metal scabbard, with cloth cover, together with ceremonial black dress jacket, with gilt leaf braided cuffs, neck collar and gilt armorial buttons, together with plumed hat (3), length of blade: 81.5cm; total 491. A 1930s Rowntree’s enamel wall sign length: 96cm approx of rectangular form, with blue enamel background, white lettering ‘Rowntree’s Chocolates and Pastilles’, Maker’s £100-£200 to T.M. The King & Queen, each corner with the Royal Warrant crest, length 183.5cm x 45.2cm £200-£300

492. A 1930s Cadbury enamel wall sign of rectangular form with red background and white lettering ‘Cadbury’s Cocoa’, signed Cadbury lower left, length 153 x 50. 6cm £80-£120

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494. A Dinky Supertoy Turntable Fire Escape with windows 956 in original box with instructions; A JR 21 Toy Thunderbird 3 friction motor in original box; Telsalda Bentley Ports Saloon friction motor in original box, spare wheel and three pieces of luggage; Scalex Boats Christine Luxury Motor Yacht in original box; Battery operated Helicopter in original box; jigsaw blocks, boxed; friction motor car, not original box, A/F (7) £100-£200

493. An interesting collection of five Beatles programmes together with three tickets and one photograph, the first programme for the Royal World Premiere of “A Hard Day’s Night” at the London Pavilion on Monday 6th July 1964 in the presence of Princess Margaret and The Earl of Snowden together with the original ticket; the second is a souvenir programme for “The Beatles Christmas Show” at Finsbury Park Astoria from Tuesday 24th December 1963 to Saturday 11 January 1964 together with a ticket stub from a Beatles performance 495. A James Bond Corgi Aston Martin D.B.5 261 on Sunday November 1st at the Astoria, Finsbury Park; in original box with instruction sheet, sticker and extra the third programme is from “Another Beatles Christmas ejector figure, length 9.5cm Show” at the Hammersmith Odeon from Thursday 24th £100-£150 December 1964 - Saturday 16th January 1965 together with associated ticket stub from the show on Thursday 31st December 1964. The fourth programme is for The Beatles “A Nationwide Tour” featuring Mary Wells and the fifth programme is from “The Great Pop Prom” which was held at The Royal Albert Hall on 15th September 1963 and featured The Beatles along with other artists including the Rolling Stones.; together with a photograph of Paul McCartney, “A Hard Day’s Night” programme 28cm high by 21.5cm wide £400-£600

496. Two Louis Vuitton bags together with a small make-up bag and purse, both bags monogrammed canvas with leather straps. One bucket bag and one handbag, height of bucket bag (not including handle) approximately 33cm, height of handbag (not including handle) 20cm £40-£60

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500. A collection of various coloured bus tickets in wooden stand dating from post-war, no later than 1950s/1960s, stand length 28.5cm approximately £30-£40

497. A collection of Gucci and other designer leather and other items to include a black leather Gucci wallet, a Gucci tweed key holder, a tan leather Gucci key holder, a Prada taupe leather key ring all with boxes, an Anya Hindmarch bag, a 501. A harlequin set of Jacques Staunton style chess Decorous silver star bangle and three other items (10) pieces, early 20th century £100-£200 comprising of boxwood and ebony pieces, two rooks and two knights bear red crown mark, (A/F) (32), king: 11cm 498. A gentleman’s travelling companion set, 20th high, 4.3cm diameter of base; pawn: 6cm high, 3.2cm century diameter in a crocodile style flap-over case, comprising of chrome £100-£150 mounted bottles and boxes, brushes and comb, together with a Carrs Sheffield silver travelling clock in a crocodile 502. A cylinder musical box, Swiss, circa 1880 style fold over case and a crocodile style purse (3) the 20.5cm cylinder playing six airs on a single comb with £40-£60 lever wind contained within a rosewood veneered case with floral marquetry inlay to the lid, width 40.5cm £300-£400

503. A silver plated Dunhill flip top lighter and engine turned decoration, engraved with initials RP and the message To Dad, a wartime plane ‘sweetheart’ pin together with a white metal mounted travelling comb with engraved foliate scroll decoration (3), comb measures approx. 11cm £100-£150

504. UK Millennium Silver Collection 2000 coins, cased with four Maundy Coins, certificate, together with a pair of Capt. James Cook 1728-1779 ‘Discoverer of Australia’ silver gilt coins, cased and labelled John Pinches London (15), weight 5 ozt approx £100-£150

505. A collection of French coins, 19th and 20th century, to include Republique Francaise 5 Francs 1875; 1 x 5 Francs 1971; 1 x Un Decime L’An 8 G; 5 x 50 Francs 1952/53; 4 x 1/2 Franc 1968/70; 1 x 20 Centimes 1968, 499. An unusual Polynesian/South Seas waistcoat, 1 x 10 Centimes 1969, 5 Centimes 1968; 1 x Un Centime late 19th century L’An A; 1 x Napoleon Empereur Cinq Centime 1856; constructed of woven rattan, trimmed with trade fabric 1 x Commerce Industrie 1 Franc 1921; 1 x 1 Centime braid with the vest of slatted construction of wood/shell 1968; 2 x 10 Franc 1953/57; 1 x 20 Francs 1952 B; 3 x 1 with attached discs of bone, length 52 x 45cm Franc 1964/68/60 (22) £200-£400 £100-£200

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506. UK Executive Proof Coin Sets 509. A collection of British Coinage, 18th, 19th and to include 2003, 2000 and 2001, cased and boxed 20th century, (40 coins) (4) nine cased Winston Churchill Commemorative £100-£200 Crown 1874-1965; George V 1935 Crown; Winston Churchill ‘Their Finest Hour’ 1940 Crown; three Queen 507. A collection of UK Silver Proof Coins Elizabeth II 1977 Crown, Queen Elizabeth II 1996 £5 coin; including £5 (2000), £2 (1997; 2001), £1 (1990, 1996, 8 x George V Crowns 1921/22/29/33; Queen Elizabeth II 2001, 2003), 2 x 50p (1997) and a UK Guernsey £1 Silver 1953 5 Shillings; Queen Elizabeth II 1963 half crown; Proof coin (1997), (12), 5 ozt George III 1806 crown; George III 1799 crown; Britannia £100-£200 Great Britain proof coin; Queen Victoria 1898 Farthing; George III 1823 Farthing; George III 1806 Hibernia farthing; 508. UK Coinage of Great Britain, 20th century, Edward VI 1547-1553 coin; Henry V 1413-1422 coin; two to include 1956, 1965, 1966, 1967, together with UK George III 1797 cartwheel twopence; George III 1806 Queen Elizabeth 1967 coin set; Britannia Collection Silver penny; Queen Elizabeth II silver crown; 1795 half penny; Proof 2001; Summer Olympics Munich Sterling Silver George V 1936 farthing and George II 17.. coin Proof Set 1972; United Kingdom Crowns 1965, 1972, £150-£200 1977, 1980, 1981; framed Memories of the Century and a boxed set of Great Britain 1937 coins £100-£200

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513 510. A cased set of Medallic Tribute to Surgical History Silver 512. A cased set of seven silver gilt Gilt Coins Coronation Issue replica stamps ingots, each with a medical scene and on the reverse an inscription, Limited each with serrated edge and pictorial faces, Edition 134, 24kt gold electroplate on .999 fine silver, weight 59 ozt together with a cased set of eight silver gilt £700-£800 Silver Jubilee coins, a cased set of four silver gilt Silver Jubilee coins, a silver Silver Jubilee 511. A collection of Foreign Coins, 19th and 20th century, coin, a silver Coronation crown and a silver £1 Royaume de Belgique 10 cents 1905; USA 1 cent 1889; Queen Isle of Man coin (23), weight 13 ozt approx. Victoria 1 cent Hong Kong 1876; Nederland Herrijst 10G 1945-1970; £100-£200 Hierony MVS DCA & PRSA SLNC PRIN 1799 proof AG Crown; 100 Euro Rainier III Monaco 2007; Brazilian 10 Aehta 1845; PIVS 513. South African 18K gold Historical Septimvs Pontifex Maximvs MDCCCII; German Ein Kreuzer 1816; Mint Genootskap Van Regte Afrikaners Chilean Un Centavo 1853; Hier Car Fleix 5 Cent 1826; Canton Un Medallion in presentation box, Vaud 1 Batz 1828; Regno Lombardo Veneto 1 Centesimo 1822; together with Certificate of Authenticity St Helena Halfpenny 1821; Ludov XVI 1789; Colonie de Cayenne 2 stamped 884. One of an edition limited to Squs 1789; 2 x Deutfches Reich 1938/41 10 Reichspfennig; Belgium 1,500 world-wide with the first medallion coins 10c 1925/38/45, 1 Fr 1939/43/65, 25 c 1942, 5 Fr 1949, 2 Fr struck presented to the Afrikaans Language 1944, 50 Centimes 1925/53/64, 25c 1966, 5 ces 1943; USA 2 cents Museum in Paarl. Dated 30th November 1976, 1864; Mauritius 1975 1 x 50 Rupees and 1 x 25 Rupees; 38g weight £150-£200 £500-£700

514. Another similar South African 18K gold Historical Mint Genootskap Van Regte Afrikaners Medallion in presentation box, together with Certificate of Authenticity stamped 883. One of an edition limited to 1,500 world-wide with the first medallion struck presented to the Afrikaans Language Museum in Paarl. Dated 30th November 1976, 38g weight £500-£700

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515. A rare gold Hong Kong Plague of 1894 medal issued to Elizabeth F Higgin, in original fitted Wyon red leather presentation case, together with a short presentation letter the Honorary Secretaries, dated 25th September 1895. Approximately only forty of the Hong Kong Plague medal were ever issued in gold, diameter approx. 33mm Provenance: From the estate of the late Patrick Thomas Corrie Lewin descendent of Brigadier-General Arthur Corrie Lewin Arthur Lewin married Nora Higgin (sister of Elizabeth Higgin.) Elizabeth Higgin was awarded with this gold medal for her services, however she contracted the plague and sadly passed away. £5,000-£8,000

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516. A group of eight medals WW2 and earlier awarded to Lt. Col. T.C.C. (Chippie) Lewin O.B.E., M.C., comprising, O.B.E M.C 1935/49 Star, The African Star, Burma Star, Defence Medal, War Medal and Efficiency Medal, together with corresponding miniature dress bar and related ribbon bars. the O.B.E and M.C with original fitted presentation cases, Thomas Chippindall Colquitt Lewin born 13/08/1907, Son of the late Brigadier-General Arthur Corrie Lewin C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O, of Cloghans, Co. Mayo (The Flying General), bar 19cm diameter Provenance: From the estate of the late Patrick Thomas Corrie Lewin. Thomas Chippindall Colquitt Lewin born 13/08/1907, Son of the late Brigadier-General Arthur Corrie Lewin C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O, of Cloghans, Co. Mayo (The Flying General) £200-£300

517. A set of British Campaign Medals, to include British War, Victory Medal and 191/15 Star, for W Yeo S.P.O. H.M. S. VIVID £80-£120

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conditionS oF buSineSS PaYMent All lots are offered subject to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd’s Payment is due in sterling immediately after the sale and before purchases Conditions of Business. can be released. Payment in person can be made in the saleroom on the day of the auction. After this, payments must be made by post, card transactions by telephone or electronic transfer to our bank. Catherine Southon eStiMateS and ReSeRveS Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd welcomes the following methods of payment: Estimates are published as a guide only and are subject to review. The actual hammer price of a lot may be higher or lower than the range of figures given and there are no predetermined starting prices. Estimates may be subject to cRedit/debit caRd revision. Published estimates are exclusive of buyer’s premium and VAT. We are pleased to accept major Credit Cards, for which a surcharge will be All lots are subject to reserves. The reserve price is never higher than the low made of 3% of the transaction total. This is to cover the charge made to us pre-sale estimate. by the bank. (Unfortunately we are unable to accept American Express). There is no charge for payments by Debit Card. buYeR’S PReMiuM and vat STERLING BANKER’S DRAFT RO BUILDING SOCIETY CHEQUE A buyer’s premium of 21.6% is applicable to all the lots in this sale. We are pleased to accept a Sterling Banker’s Draft or a Building Society The buyer’s premium is inclusive of VAT at the current standard rate (20%). cheque drawn on a recognised UK bank or building society. Lots are normally offered for sale under the auctioneers margin scheme and VAT is payable on the buyer’s premium by all buyers. Lots marked with a dagger † will be offered under normal UK VAT rules and SteRling cheQue oR caSh VAT will be charged on both the hammer price and the buyer’s premium. Cheques are not acceptable tender unless agreed in advance by Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd.

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The Conditions of Business for Sellers govern all aspects of the consignment, report, holding and sale of Property by Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd and the Conditions of Business for Buyers, as printed in sale catalogues and available from Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd upon request. Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd act as agent for Sellers. Conditions of Business for Buyers and/or Sellers may be amended by additional terms printed in the sale catalogue and/or by notices posted up in the saleroom or announced by the auctioneer. deFinitionS Company’s standard rates. The Company reserves the right to pay out of its commissions a fee to any third party introducing Sellers or Property to it. “Seller” is the owner of the Property, their agent, executors or the person in possession of the Property (as appropriate). (f) Sellers are prohibited from bidding on their own Property. “The Company” means Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd, Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley, BR1 3RA, Company registration number 3. withdRawal oF PRoPeRtY “Seller’s Commission” is the commission The Company charges Sellers of Property. (a) If the Seller withdraws any Property from sale after their written agreement to sell “Expenses” are The Company’s expenses, fees and charges relating to the Property, it, The Company may charge the Seller 50% of the Seller’s Commission and Buyer’s including legal expenses, insurance charges, illustration fees, administration fees, customs Premium that The Company would have received had the Property sold at its mid estimate, duties, shipping and packing costs and any other expenses and VAT on these amounts. plus all Expenses (the “Withdrawal Fee”). “Buyer’s Premium” is the commission The Company charges Buyers of Property. (b) The Company may withdraw any Property from sale without liability for any of the “Hammer Price” is the highest bid for the Property accepted by the auctioneer. following reasons:- if (i) it reasonably believes that the authenticity or attribution is questionable; (ii) it reasonably believes that the Seller’s Warranties or other Conditions of “Reserve Price” is the minimum Hammer Price at which the Property may be sold, as Business have been breached; (iii) there is a competing ownership claim or lien over the agreed between the Seller and The Company. Property; (iv) the Property does not have all licences and permits required by law, including “Net Sale Proceeds” are the proceeds of sale actually received by The Company, less those required under the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species Seller’s Commission, Buyer’s Premium and Expenses. (CITES); (v) the condition of the Property has deteriorated since consignment; (vi) the auction has been postponed for any reason. “Property” means any item or items of any kind accepted by The Company with a view to its or their sale at auction. (c) If the Property is withdrawn for any of reasons 3(b)(ii), or (iii) the Seller shall pay the Withdrawal Fee, as per Condition 3(a). If withdrawn for any other reason, the Property shall “Buyer” means the bidder (including a commission bidder) whom The Company has be returned to the Seller at the Seller’s expense. accepted by the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer. “Deliberate Forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocally described 4. eXcluSion oF liabilitY in the catalogue as being the work of a particular creator and which at the date of the sale had a value materially less than it would have had if it had been in accordance with (a) The Company shall not be liable for any errors or omissions in any written or oral the description. information provided to Sellers or for acts or omissions relating to the conduct of the auction or any other matter relating to the sale of Property, whether negligent or otherwise, The Seller’s Commission, Hammer Price, Buyer’s Premium and all Expenses are subject subject always to Condition 4(c). to VAT, where applicable. (b) Without prejudice to Condition 4(a), any claim against The Company shall be limited to the Net Sale Proceeds for the relevant Property. The Company shall not in any 1. SelleR’S waRRantieS circumstances be liable for any indirect or consequential losses. (c) The Company’s liability to the Seller in respect of death or personal injury caused by (a) The Seller warrants to The Company and the Buyer that:- The Company’s negligent acts or omissions shall not be excluded or limited. (i) the Seller is the owner of the Property or is properly authorised to sell it; (ii) the Seller shall transfer possession and good title in the Property to the Buyer, free from any third party claims; 5. loSS oR daMage to PRoPeRtY (iii) the Seller has provided all relevant information about the ownership, condition, (a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing, The Company will assume the risk of loss or authenticity, attribution, provenance and import/export history of the Property; damage to Property received from the Seller until:- (iv) there are no copyright or other restrictions on The Company’s rights to produce and (i) risk passes to the Buyer; or publish images of the Property. (ii) if unsold, 30 days after the sale or when released to the Seller (whichever is earlier); or (b) The Seller will indemnify The Company, its directors, employees, officers and Buyers (iii) 6 months after receipt of the Property by The Company, if not consigned for sale. of the Property against all losses and damages resulting from a breach of any of these warranties or other Conditions of Business. The Company may cancel, rescind or postpone (b) If damage or loss occurs whilst the Property is at the risk of The Company, the sales of Property where it reasonably believes that there has been or may be a breach of maximum amount of The Company’s liability shall be: these warranties or any other Conditions of Business by the Seller. (i) the Hammer Price of the Property, if sold; (ii) the Reserve Price of the Property or as otherwise stated on the Property Receipt, if unsold; or 2. Sale PRePaRation (iii) the mid estimate, if not offered for sale (or The Company’s reasonable estimate of (a) The Company shall have sole discretion as to how Property is described, illustrated and auction value where there are no pre-sale estimates); marketed, and the date, venue and conduct of the sale. less Seller’s Commission and Expenses. (b) All oral or written estimates, appraisals and reports are statements of opinion only, and may not be relied upon as a prediction of the sale price and may be revised from time (c) The Company will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by:- (i) normal wear and to time by The Company. The Company is not responsible for error of description (made tear, gradual deterioration or inherent vice or defect; (ii) errors in processing; (iii) war or either orally or in any catalogue) or for the genuineness or authenticity of any lot. radioactive contamination. (c) The Company may, without obligation, consult with third party experts and carry out such other research for the Property as it deems necessary. The Company may transfer 6. vat possession of the Property to such third parties and shall not be responsible for the acts and omissions of such third parties. If any Property is an asset of the Seller’s business, the Seller must notify The Company on delivery of the Property to The Company, whether or not he is registered for VAT purposes (d) The Company shall have the absolute right to produce and publish images of any and if so, his registered number and whether or not he intends to operate the VAT Used Property consigned for sale and will retain copyright in any such images it produces. Goods Scheme covering amongst other goods, works of art and antiques. (e) The Company will charge a Buyer’s Premium on the sale of the Property at The

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8. PaYMent oF net Sale PRoceedS 10. ReSciSSion oF SaleS (a) Subject in all cases to prior receipt of cleared funds by The Company and subject to rescission of the sale under Condition 10, 35 days after the sale date or 5 working days The Company may rescind the sale where it reasonably believes that the Property is a after receipt of cleared funds from the Buyer (whichever is later), The Company shall send Deliberate Forgery, in which case The Company shall send the Seller a notice of such the Seller the Net Sale Proceeds in pounds sterling, less any other amounts owed by the rescission. The Seller agrees to return to The Company the Net Sale Proceeds received Seller to The Company. from the sale of such Property together with any additional Expenses incurred by The Company. The Company will return the Property to the Seller upon receipt of the Net (b) The Company shall not be obliged to check the ability of Buyers to pay for Property Sale Proceeds and Expenses, unless prevented from doing so for reasons beyond The and shall have absolute discretion whether to use any of the rights and remedies against Company’s control. defaulting Buyers contained in the Conditions of Business for Buyers.

11. data PRotection 9. unSold/ uncollected PRoPeRtY (a) The Company will use information supplied by Sellers or otherwise obtained lawfully by (a) The Company will advise Sellers whether or not their Property has sold. Unsold Property The Company for the provision of auction related services, client administration, marketing may either:- and as otherwise required by law. (i) be reconsigned for sale; or (b) By agreeing to these Conditions of Business, the Seller agrees to the processing of (ii) be collected by the Seller, in which case a Reduced Commission of 50% of the Seller’s their personal information and to the disclosure of such information to third parties world- Commission may be payable calculated as if the Property sold for its Reserve Price (where wide for the purposes outlined in Condition 11(a). applicable), plus relevant Expenses. (b) If the Seller does not reconsign or collect the Property within 60 days of the auction as per Condition 8(a) (i) or (ii) above, The Company shall be released from any duty of 12. MiScellaneouS bailment and may in its sole discretion be entitled to:- (a) If any part of these Conditions of Business be held unenforceable, the remaining parts (i) transfer the Property to independent storage at the Seller’s expense; or shall remain in full force and effect. (ii) re-offer the Property at auction for no less than 50% of the original Reserve Price b) These Conditions of Business shall be interpreted in accordance with English Law agreed with the Seller (where applicable), and subject to the Seller’s Commission on the under the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts, in favour of The Company.

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1. intRoduction 3. eXaMination oF lotS (a) The contractual relationship of Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd and Sellers (a) THE COMPANYs knowledge of lots is partly dependent on information provided by with prospective Buyers is governed by: the Seller and THE COMPANY is unable to exercise exhaustive due diligence on each lot. (i) these Conditions of Business for Buyers; Each lot is available for examination before sale. Bidders are responsible for carrying out examinations and research before sale to satisfy themselves over the condition of lots and (ii) the Conditions of Business for Sellers displayed in the saleroom and available from accuracy of descriptions. Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd; (b) All oral and/or written information provided to Bidders relating to lots, including (iii) any additional notices and terms printed in the sale catalogue, in each case as descriptions in the catalogue, condition reports or elsewhere are statements of THE amended by any saleroom notice or auctioneer’s announcement. COMPANY’s opinion and not representations of fact. Each lot is sold by the Seller with any (b) As auctioneer, Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd acts as agent for the Seller. and all errors of description, faults and imperfections. All weights and measurements are Occasionally, Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd may own or have a financial approximate and should not be relied upon as fact. Estimates may not be relied on as a interest in a lot. prediction of the selling price or value of the lot and may be revised from time to time at THE COMPANY’s absolute discretion.

2. deFinitionS 4. eXcluSionS and liMitationS oF liabilitY to buYeRS “Bidder” is any person making, attempting or considering making a bid, including Buyers; (a) THE COMPANY shall refund the Purchase Price to the Buyer in circumstances where it “Buyer” is the person who makes the highest bid or offer accepted by the auctioneer, deems that the lot is a Counterfeit. including a Buyer’s principal when bidding as agent; (b) Subject to Condition 4(a), neither THE COMPANY nor the Seller: (i) is liable for “Seller” is the person offering a lot for sale, including their agent, or executors; any errors or omissions in any oral or written information provided to Bidders by THE “THE COMPANY” means Catherine Southon Auctioneers & Valuers Ltd, registered COMPANY, whether negligent or otherwise; (ii) gives any guarantee or warranty to Bidders office: Lygon House, 50 London Road, Bromley BR1 3RA. Company Registration and any implied warranties and conditions are excluded (save in so far as such obligations number: 08020183; cannot be excluded by English law), other than the express warranties given by the Seller “Buyer’s Expenses” are any costs or expenses due to Catherine Southon Auctioneers & to the Buyer (for which the Seller is solely responsible) under the Conditions of Business Valuers Ltd from the Buyer; for Sellers; (iii) accepts responsibility to Bidders for acts or omissions (whether negligent or otherwise) by THE COMPANY in connection with the conduct of auctions or for any matter “Buyer’s Premium” is the commission payable by the Buyer on the Hammer Price at the relating to the sale of any lot. current rate of 20.6% (inc VAT); (c) Without prejudice to Condition 4(b), any claim against THE COMPANY and/ or the Seller “Hammer Price” is the highest bid for the Property accepted by the auctioneer at the by a Bidder is limited to the Purchase Price for the relevant lot. Neither THE COMPANY nor auction or the post auction sale price; the Seller shall be liable for any indirect or consequential losses. “Purchase Price” is the Hammer Price plus applicable Buyer’s Premium and Buyer’s (d) Nothing in Condition 4 shall exclude or limit the liability of THE COMPANY or the Seller Expenses; for death or personal injury caused by the negligent acts or omissions of THE COMPANY “Reserve Price” (where applicable) is the minimum Hammer Price at which the Seller has or the Seller. agreed to sell a lot. The Buyer’s Premium, Buyer’s Expenses and Hammer Price are subject to VAT, where applicable. continued over page www.catherinesouthon.co.uk 95 5. bidding at auction (g) Exercise a lien over any Buyer’s Property in THE COMPANY’s possession, applying the sale proceeds to any amounts owed by the Buyer to THE COMPANY. THE COMPANY shall (a) THE COMPANY has absolute discretion to refuse admission to the auction. Before sale, give the Buyer 14 days written notice before exercising such lien; Bidders must complete a Registration Form and supply such information and references as THE COMPANY requires. Bidders are personally liable for their bid and are jointly and (h) commence legal proceedings to recover the Purchase Price for the lot, plus interest severally liable with their principal, if bidding as agent (in which case THE COMPANY’s and legal costs; prior and express consent must be obtained). (i) disclose the Buyer’s details to the Seller to enable the Seller to commence legal (b) THE COMPANY advises Bidders to attend the auction, but THE COMPANY will proceedings. endeavour to execute absentee written bids provided that they are, in THE COMPANY’s opinion, received in sufficient time and in legible form. (c) When available, written and telephone bidding is offered as a free service at the 10. FailuRe to collect PuRchaSeS Bidder’s risk and subject to THE COMPANY’s other commitments; THE COMPANY is (a) If the Buyer pays the Purchase Price but does not collect the lot within 10 working days therefore not liable for failure to execute such bids. Telephone bidding may be recorded. of the auction, the lot will be stored at the Buyer’s expense and risk at THE COMPANY’s premises or in independent storage. (b) If a lot is paid for but uncollected within 1 month of the auction, following 60 days 6. iMPoRt, eXPoRt and coPYRight ReStRictionS written notice to the Buyer, THE COMPANY will re-sell the lot by auction or privately, with THE COMPANY and the Seller make no representations or warranties as to whether any lot estimates and reserves at THE COMPANY’s discretion. The sale proceeds, less all THE is subject to import, export or copyright restrictions. It is the Buyer’s sole responsibility to COMPANY’s costs, will be forfeited unless collected by the Buyer within 2 years of the obtain any copyright clearance or any necessary import, export or other licence required original auction. by law, including licenses required by law under the International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). 11. data PRotection (a) THE COMPANY will use information supplied by Bidders or otherwise obtained lawfully 7. conduct oF the auction by THE COMPANY for the provision of auction related services, client administration, (a) The auctioneer has discretion to refuse bids, withdraw or re-offer lots for sale (including marketing and as otherwise required by law. after the fall of the hammer) if (s)he believes that there may be an error or dispute, and (b) By agreeing to these Conditions of Business, the Bidder agrees to the processing of may also take such other action as (s)he reasonably deems necessary.(b) The auctioneer their personal information and to the disclosure of such information to third parties world- will commence and advance the bidding in such increments as (s)he considers appropriate wide for the purposes outlined in Condition 11(a) and to Sellers as per Condition 9(i). and is entitled to place bids on the Seller’s behalf up to the Reserve Price for the lot, where applicable. (c) Subject to Condition 7(a), the contract between the Buyer and the Seller is concluded on the striking of the auctioneer’s hammer. 12. MiScellaneouS (a) All images of lots, catalogue descriptions and all other materials produced by THE (d) Any post-auction sale of lots shall incorporate these Conditions of Business. COMPANY are the copyright of THE COMPANY. (b) These Conditions of Business are not assignable by any Buyer without THE COMPANY’s prior written consent, but are binding on Bidders’ successors, assigns and representatives. 8. PaYMent and collection (c) The materials listed in Condition 1(a) set out the entire agreement between the parties. (a) Unless otherwise agreed in advance, payment of the Purchase Price is due in pounds sterling immediately after the auction (the “Payment Date”). (d) If any part of these Conditions of Business be held unenforceable, the remaining parts shall remain in full force and effect. (b) Title in a lot will not pass to the Buyer until THE COMPANY has received the Purchase Price in cleared funds. THE COMPANY will generally not release a lot to a Buyer before (e) These Conditions of Business shall be interpreted in accordance with English Law, payment. Earlier release shall not affect passing of title or the Buyer’s obligation to pay the under the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts, in favour of THE COMPANY. Purchase Price, as above. (c) The refusal of any licence or permit required by law, as outlined in Condition 6, shall not affect the Buyer’s obligation to pay for the lot, as per Condition 8(a). 13. aRtiStS’ ReSale RightS (d) The Buyer must arrange collection of lots immediately after the sale on the day of the From 14th February 2006 all UK art market professionals (which includes, but is not auction, or until 12noon on the day after the auction; failing this, only on prior agreement, limited to; auctioneers, dealers, galleries, agents and other intermediaries) are required a mutually convenient day agreed by The Company and the Buyer. Purchased lots are to collect a royalty payment for all works of art that have been produced by living artists. at the Buyer’s risk from the earlier of (i) collection or release to a nominated carrier (ii) This payment is only calculated on qualifying works of art which are sold for a hammer 5 working days after the auction. Until risk passes, THE COMPANY will compensate the price more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 1,000 – the UK sterling equivalent will Buyer for any loss or damage to the lot up to a maximum of the Purchase Price actually fluctuate in line with prevailing exchange rates, for an estimate of the current UK sterling paid by the Buyer. THE COMPANY’s assumption of risk is subject to the exclusions detailed equivalent, please refer to the front of this catalogue. in Condition 5(d) of the Conditions of Business for Sellers. It is entirely the responsibility of the buyer to acquaint himself with the actual EURO to UK (e) All packing and handling of lots is at the Buyer’s risk. THE COMPANY will not be liable Sterling exchange rate on the day of the sale in this regard. The actual qualifying threshold for any acts or omissions of third party packers or shippers. will be calculated by the Artist’s Resale Right Service Hub based on the European Central Bank reference rate published at 2.15pm on the day of the sale, and can be found on www.dacs.org.uk. 9. ReMedieS FoR non-PaYMent All items in this catalogue that are marked with ‡ are potentially qualifying items, and the royalty charge will be applied if the hammer price achieved is more than the UK sterling Without prejudice to any rights that the Seller may have, if the Buyer without prior equivalent of EURO 1,000. The royalty charge will be added to all relevant invoices, and agreement fails to make payment for the lot within 5 working days of the auction, THE must be paid before items can be cleared. All royalty charges are paid to the Design and COMPANY may in its sole discretion exercise 1 or more of the following remedies:- Artists Copyright Society (‘DACS’), no handling costs or additional fees with respect to (a) store the lot at its premises or elsewhere at the Buyer’s sole risk and expense; these charges will be retained by the auctioneer. (b) cancel the sale of the lot; The royalty charge that will be applied to qualifying items which achieve a hammer price of more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 1,000, but less than the UK sterling (c) set off any amounts owed to the Buyer by THE COMPANY against any amounts owed to equivalent of EURO 50,000 is 4% payable by the buyer. For qualifying items that sell for THE COMPANY by the Buyer for the lot; more than the UK sterling equivalent of EURO 50,000 a sliding scale of royalty charges (d) reject future bids from the Buyer; will apply – for a complete list of the royalty charges and threshold levels, please see (e) charge interest at 4% per annum above NatWest Bank Base Rate from the Payment www.dacs.org.uk. There is no VAT payable on this royalty charge. Date to the date that the Purchase Price is received in cleared funds; For all questions relating the regulations regarding Droit de Suite royalty charges, please (f) re-sell the lot by auction or privately, with estimates and reserves at THE COMPANY’s see www.dacs.org.uk, telephone +44 (0) 845 410 3410, or email [email protected]. discretion, in which case the Buyer will be liable for any shortfall between the original Purchase Price and the amount achieved on re-sale, including all costs incurred in such re-sale;

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