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Collingbourne Auctioneers Page 1 of 50 Collingbourne Auctioneers Page 1 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 1 6814/370 5x Commemorative mugs 2 6814/369 Selection of silver plated tea pots and basket 3 6814/368 Selection of salt and pepper saucer and oval plate 4 6814/367 6 Commemorative mugs 5 6814/366 Collection of coffee cups and tea pot 6 6814/365 7x Commemorative mugs 7 6814/364 Dinner set with 2x tureen 8 6814/363 8x Mason's iron stone plates 9 6814/362 12x Commemorative mugs 10 6814/361 3x Brass belts 11 6814/360 3x Porcelain dolls 12 6814/359 Collection of small plates Page 2 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 13 6814/358 Collection of small plates 14 6814/357 Collection of 3x plates, 4x mugs and other items 15 400/79 Pierre Chenet "Pigs" Bronze Sculpture 21 cm. 16 1686/335 2x Bernadaud/Limoge Espresso Cups+Saucers 17 5422/173 Compass J.H.Steward Strand London 18 5422/166 Bronze 3 monkeys on marble base A 15 inch 19 century delft lidded vase depicting sailing boats&windmill perfect condition stamp to 19 159/1872 base 20 6814/356 3x Miniature, 2 duo and other items with cutlery set 21 6814/393 19th century Chinese bronze censer with dragon habdle 22 1686/326 19th C.Burmese Jade Lion And Elephant 23 5075/340 Selection of Hippos 24 5075/346 C.1920 Antique lamp on marble base by justus Page 3 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 25 4599/500 A Bronze Buddha With Dragon 19th Century 28x40cm 26 4599/496 A Bronze Clock With Key Working Order 27 5422/164 Musicial glass wine jug 28 4599/493 A Set Of 6 Pieces Cut Glass Bathroom Bottle 29 6814/253 Miniature Swiss George style mantle clock 30 4599/492 Jade pot with lid 31 4599/502 A Tortoise Shell Box With Silver Design lady dance card note book 32 4599/491 Satsumat planer some damage 33 4599/505 A Cantonese Chinese Plate 19th Century 34 6819/3 French Bronze Emile - Louis Picault Ganymede Abducted 1833-1915 size 40x70cm 35 400/80 Pierre Chenet "Pigs" Bronze Sculpture 21 cm. 36 5422/174 A pair of bronze hands on marbles best Page 4 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 37 4599/507 A 19th Century Bronze In A From Of Cupid H.20cm 38 4599/503 1 Crystal Lalique Recipient Signed At The Bottom R-LALIQUE 1920-1930 39 5422/172 Bronze girl on rock 40 6814/380 2x Brass vase 41 6777/48 2 table clocks 42 6814/330 Collection of 19x vintage cars in case 43 3388/3 Set of 6x gilt rimmed Italian Murano wine glasses 44 6814/379 Collection of Wegewood jar with lid and other items 45 6814/378 6x Mason's bowls and blue & white bowl 46 6814/377 5x Show plates 47 6814/229 6x duo coffee cups with tea pot and tray 48 6814/80 6 pieces Adderley Bone China tea set Page 5 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 49 1686/333 Spanish wine cooler 50 6814/67 Set of Royal Albert Memory Jane 5 trio tea pot,2 cake plates and milk jug 51 6814/168 Selection of 10x blue&white Chinese figures 52 1686/340 Silver Plated 5 RM Hitler Coin 53 6814/376 2x Silver plated tea pots and 2x milk jugs 54 159/1895 A very nice silver plated apergne with 3x stems 55 6814/375 2x Trio coffee cups 56 6814/374 6x Trio blue & white coffee cups 57 6814/373 BHS table ware part tea pot set 58 6814/372 Mappin & Webb London cuttery set 59 6814/371 Silver plated milk jug, tea pot and sugar bowl 60 117/710 Old King Rama 5 with students picture Page 6 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 61 6814/76 Edwardian inlaid Mahogany C,1905 wall racket 62 6819/2 Wooden round stand with Thai painting 63 400/78 Pierre Chenet "Pig" Bronze Sculpture 29cm. 64 400/82 Bronze Sculpture Of Seated Female Nude Pierre Chenet 65 6777/49 Samurai Decoration 66 6777/51 Large Wooden carved warrior Guan Yu 67 400/81 Pierre Chenet, Chat Allongè Sculpture en Bronze à patine nuancèe. 10.5 x 24 c 68 4050/1983 A wooden bureau with 1key 47x100x95cm 69 6814/390 Large Brass plan pot with 2x brass tea pot and other items 70 6826/5 Teak wood TV Cabinet 71 6814/257 French severs porcelain exhibition vase with animal decoration 72 6777/47 Japanese ceramic plate Page 7 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 73 6777/46 Blue and white ceramic ironstone dishs 74 4599/497 A Wooden Walking Stick With Silver Handle 75 6814/127 Regency style Mahogany dining table with 6 chairs 76 6814/117 C,1875 Victorian tea set 77 4599/495 A Chinese Wooden Screen With Marble Big Size 50x79cm 78 4599/494 A Chinese Wooden Screen With Marble Small Size 35x53cm 79 6814/355 Selection of 3x jugs and other items 80 6814/354 Collection Of resin animals and other items 81 6814/353 4x Show plates with other items 82 6814/352 Aynley 8x trio fruit coffee set 83 6814/19 Antique Spinning wheel 84 6814/395 Bureau Campher wood Page 8 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 85 6814/351 12 Wide animals and pebble stone painting 86 6814/350 Collection of saves hand painted porcelain miniature boxes and 6x others 87 6814/344 Late Victorian Cristorien reverse glass painting in original gilt frame C1900 88 6814/345 Royal Doulton part tea set 89 6814/346 Homas German part dinner set 90 6814/347 3x porcelain dolls 91 6814/348 Collection of 11x brass ornaments Trunk on Wheels (Pitara) Teak wood with Brass and Iron Fittings India mid. 19th cent. 92 6766/4 123x155x91cm 93 6814/331 3x brass bells 94 6814/332 Gold tea pot with 2x duo and other items 95 6814/212 6x duo coffee cans 96 6814/213 Selection of tea set Page 9 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 97 4599/506 A Painting 19th Century With Frame 98 6814/333 Collection of 14x brass plate and other items 99 6814/215 Foley 5x trio with milk jug and cake plate 100 6814/334 Collection of 25x brass decorations 101 6814/335 Collection of 11x brass decorations 102 6814/217 Coalport of 6x trio milk jug,sugar bowl and cake plate 103 6814/336 Collection of 40x pocket watches in case 104 6814/337 Collection of 5x resin cottage houses 105 6814/338 6x duo Willow Pattern with bowl 106 6814/220 6x duo art deco coffee set 107 6814/24 Vesta sewing machine 108 6814/25 Antique Imperial typewriter Page 10 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 109 6814/21 Singer sewing machine 110 6814/339 Cream and purple rug size 120x170 cm. 111 6814/340 A large brown carpet size 285x200 112 6814/341 Hall way carpet size 398x120 cm. 113 6814/343 Very large brown carpet size 274x363 cm. 114 6814/342 Brown carpet size 242x170 cm. Nissan Teana 2015 - Blue book 2 remotes,Manual book, Service book ,One Owner From new ,cruise 115 968/35 control 116 6825/1 Nissan almera 2014 - Blue book + 2keys 117 4117/1 Yamaha Aerox 2018 - Green book + 2 remote 2 keys 118 1463/41 Honda click 125I 2013 - Green bok + 2keys 119 5024/18 Yamaha GT 125 - Green Book 2 Keys 120 2469/104 Tell Standing Lamp H 160cm Page 11 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 121 6814/31 Standard lamp with shade 122 6814/154 Lete Victorain/Early Edwardian Meisen big charger 123 1122/108 Rotary Men Watch 124 1122/109 1970 Rotary Men Watch 125 1122/110 Rotary Men Watch 126 1122/111 B.I.T. Men Watch 127 1122/112 B.I.T. Men Watch 128 1122/113 Michael Kors Rose Gold Lady Watch 129 1122/114 Pulsar Men Watch 130 1122/115 Longines Lady Watch 131 1122/116 Reflex Lady Watch 132 1122/121 9ct Gold Gate Bracelet Page 12 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 133 1122/122 Vintage 9ct Gold Gate Bracelet 134 1122/123 9ct White Gold Ring With Markarzite 135 1122/124 14ct Gold Ring With Markarzite 136 1122/126 18ct Gold With Diamonds Chip Ring 137 1122/127 9ct Gold With Diamonds Ring 138 1122/128 21ct Gold Ring With Sapphire 139 1122/129 18ct Gold Ring With Diamond And Amethyst 140 1122/132 Sweet Heart Brooch Welch Regiment Gold And Silver 141 1122/141 Skelton Automatic Men Watch 142 1122/143 Old Rotary Watch 143 1122/147 Rotary Men Watch 144 1122/107 Rotary Men Watch Page 13 of 50 WEEK 10 LOT Item no. ONLINE CATALOGUE 14-Mar-2020 145 4599/501 A Gold Pocket Watch 18 Carat (Working From France) 146 4329/49 Casio Edifice Men Watch 147 4285/246 Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2 Pro 148 1094/10 98 Silver Olympic Games Coins And 2 Silver Dollar 2 Half Dollar 1935-1937 149 6738/20 European oak heavily carved cabinet size 40x85x175 150 6766/13 Saddle Tibet 19th cent. incl. new Stand 86x33x42cm 151 6766/15 10-arm Temple Lamp Bronze India 19th cent.
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