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Thursday 29th November 2018 CHELTENHAM

The Country House Sale

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The Collectors’ SaleMonday 3rd December 2018 at 10 am

Entries invited and to include entries of Scientific Instruments, Toys, Militaria, Automobilia, Railwayana, Coins and Ephemera.

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Lots 1 - 608

Thursday 29th November 2018 at 11am

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1 French style inlaid writing tablelate 19th Century, with inset leather top and gilt metalmounts, 106cm across, 61cm deep, 76cm high£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

4 Chinese hardwood opium tablecirca 1900, 122cm across x 51cm deep x 40cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

7 Beech swivel desk chaircirca 1930, 56cm across, 83cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

10 Pair of French style giltwood carved armchairsstamped Gillows,19th Century probably with originalsilk upholstery, 66cm across x 95cm high£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

2 Mahogany chest of drawers19th Century, in the manner of Gillows, 109cm across x52.5cm deep x 105cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

5 Mahogany and satinwood library chair19th Century, with bergere sides on original brasscastors, 67cm across x 101cm high£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

8 Mahogany and satinwood small cellaretteDutch, early 19th Century, of square form, 28cm across x48cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

11 Indian octagonal side tablewith all over carving, 56cm across x 64cm high £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

6 Mahogany and satinwood armchair19th Century, with turquoise upholstery, 94cm high,55cm wide£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

9 Mahogany writing tablein the manner of Gillows, 19th Century, on tripod carvedbase, 55cm across x 45cm deep x 73cm high£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)

12 Mahogany tripod table18th/19th Century with bird cage column, 49cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

3 Mahogany traytop bedsidecupboard19th Century,33cm across x33.5cm deep x84cm high£50-100(plus 24%BP*)


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16 Set of six rosewood dining chairsWilliam IV ,each with drop in seat, 85cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

19 Mahogany elbow chair19th Century, with carved slat back, 64cm across x106cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

13 Mahogany and inlaid oval mirror88cm across x 72cm high£30-60 (plus 24%BP*)

17 Mahogany tray top wash stand19th Century, 97cm across x 48cm deep x 86cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

20 Chinoiserie small cabinet/bookcase19th Century, 61cm across x 31cm deep x 97cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

22 Brass and leather club fenderadjustable in length, approx. 160cm across x 56cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

15 Walnut fold over games tableVictorian, with serpentine top, 95cm across x 51cm widex 75cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

18 Mahogany chest of drawersGeorge III, with brushing slide, 79cm across x 53cmdeep x 85cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

21 Mahogany open bookcase19th Century, 81cm across x 112cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

24 Dryad wicker armchairwith original label, 57cm across x 82cm high£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

14 Hardwood andmarble urn standChinese, circa1900, 92cm high x31cm across£100-200(plus 24%BP*)

23 Mahogany dressingtable19th Century, 57cmacross x 51cm deep x133cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)



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25 Mahogany serpentine chest of drawerswith brushing slide, 79cm across x 50cm deep x 83cmhigh£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

27 Arts and Crafts mahogany small/child’s armchairwith leather seat, the chair is in the style of Godwin andwas probably produced by James Peddle.£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

31 Nest of hardwood tablesChinese, 19th Century,each with a carved borderlargest 51cm x 36cm£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

34 Mahogany small reading table19th Century, with lift-up top, 56cm across, 36cm deep,72cm high£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

26 Mahogany tray top occasional table19th Century, 53cm across x 72cm high£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

29 Reconstituted stone griffin45cm across x 38cm high £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

32 Iron bound chestKorean, with strapwork hinges and looping carryinghandles to the sides and front 160.5cm wide x 66.5cmdeep x 64cm high£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

35 Mahogany framed footstoolVictorian, 36cm square x 32cm high£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

30 Pair of Chinese hardwood cabinets19th Century each with two open shelves and withcupboards below 85cm across, 181cm high£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)

33 Mahogany and satinwood armchair19th Century, 56cm across, 92cm high£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

36 Cotswold SchoolMahogany side cupboard, circa 1930, with lift-up top,33cm across, 48cm deep, 82cm high£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

28 Doulton & Cochimney potimpressed mark, 107cmhigh x 33cm across£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)



37 Arts & Crafts copper embossed and wood circularstoolin the manner of C R Ashbee, 46cm across£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

40 Large painted armchairIndian, carved back and sides, 94cm across x 96cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

42A A French style inlaid walnut card tablewith brass mounts 72cm across, 44cm deep, 82cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

45 Gothic style carved oak armchaircirca 1900 with leather cloth seat, 64cm across x 114cmhigh£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)

38 Marble top hall tablewith Regency iron supports and later marble top, 107cmacross x 49.5cm deep£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

41 Small oak pedestal occasional table19th Century, 37.5cm across x 33.5cm deep x 71cmhigh£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

43 20th Century School Birdseye maple dining table,with two extra leaves, with fitted mirrored tops, retailedby Heals, 75cm high x 153cm wide (unextended)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

39 French ebonised fire screenwith simulated bamboo supports, 104cm high £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

42 Large rosewood square footstoolVictorian, 50cm square x 41cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

44 Nest of Gordon Russell tableseach with copper label marked Gordon Russell Limited,Broadway, Worcestershire, largest 68cm across x 45cmdeep£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

46 Mahogany footstoollate 18th/early 19th Century, 43cm x 39cm x 36cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

47 Set of four mahogany fourposter bed postsearly 19th Century, two of carvedclassical acanthus form, 250cmhigh £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)



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48 Brass and leather club fender182cm across x 50cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

51 Adam style giltwood wall mirrorcirca 1900, 82cm high x 45cm wide£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

54 Mahogany folding screeneach panel with two old engravings, 103cm acrossoverall x 87cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

56 Mahogany and satinwood serpentine chestGeorge III, with embossed gilt brass handles, 97cmacross x 59cm deep x 102cm high£400-500 (plus 24%BP*)

49 Mahogany d-end dining table19th Century, with two extra leaves and brass clips,135cm across x 230cm long£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

52 Bokhara style rug144cm x 111cm approx£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

55 Two old tin trunksone painted Senior Proctor and one Junior Proctor, 60cmacross x 43cm deep x 38cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

58 Mahogany side cabinet19th Century, 86cm across x 36cm deep x 123cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

50 Mahogany framed oval wall mirror54cm high x 73cm £30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

53 Iron bound oak strong boxNetherlandish, late 17th/early 18th Century, on a laterstand with original key, 41cm across x 36cm deep x45cm high£1000-2000 (plus 24%BP*)

59 Painted coffee tablewith four Chinese style inset tiles, 90cm across x 56cmdeep x 49cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

57 Mahogany glassfront narrow bookcase19th Century, 53cmacross x 171cm high£100-200(plus 24%BP*)



60 Heals oak dresserwith open back and cupboard base with iron hinges,156cm across x 56cm deep x 193cm high£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

63 Oak barley twist footstool/dressing stool53cm across x 40cm deep x 44cm high£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

66 Pair of carved oak hall chairsVictorian, in the Elizabethan style, 120cm high x 46cmacross£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

69 French style inlaid oval occasional tablelate 19th Century, with gilt metal mounts, 61cm across x46cm wide x 78cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

61 Globe Wernicke oak bookcasethree tiers, 87cm across x 32cm deep x 138cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

64 Rosewood drop leaf sewing table19th Century, 76cm across x 52cm deep x 76cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

67 Elm and beechwood elbow chair62cm across£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

70 Mahogany and brass bound travelling writing boxVictorian, 50.5cm across x 26cm deep x 15cm deep£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

62 Walnut side chest50cm across x 28cm deep x 80cm high£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

65 Children’s wingback armchair52cm across x 83cm high £70-100 (plus 24%BP*)

68 Brass rectangular occasional tablewith a gilt tool inset leather top, 59cm across x 31cmwide x 47cm high£40-70 (plus 24%BP*)

71 Ottoman oak panelcarved with the Turkish flag, 100cm across x 87cm high£250-350 (plus 24%BP*)



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75 Oak mule chest18th Century, 140cm across x 59cm deep x 87cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

78 Mahogany Davenport19th Century, stamped M. Willson, 68 Great QueensStreet, 61cm across x 90cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

81 Walnut glazed display case65cm across x 34cm deep x 122cm high£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

72 Pair of carved wood roundelsin the manner of Thomas Hope, each with a classicalhead, 82cm diameter£400-500 (plus 24%BP*)

76 Silvered over mantel mirror Victorian, 118cm across x 136cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

79 Painted rush seat armchairand bamboo occasional table (2)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

82 Mahogany and inlaid Sheraton style display caseof serpentine form, with glass shelves, 112cm across x197cm high x 40cm deep£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

74 Oval gilt plaster mirrorlate 19th Century, 70cm x 44cm£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

77 Venetian style wall mirror20th Century, 122cm high x 61cm wide£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

80 Afghan wool rugwith two medallions and a collection of cushions,112cm x 65cm£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

83 Mahogany work tableVictorian, 46cm across x 40.5cm deep x 76.5cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

73 Mahogany long caseclockby Gillett and Johnston1921, with three trainchiming mechanism,silvered and brass dial,208cm high£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)


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84 Pair of gilt carved wooden mirrorseach 72cm x 50cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

86 Heals Oak “Cottage” Bookcasefour shelves finish with a carved rounded top, c1910,122cm x 23cm, 118cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

90 Brass sextant by O T Olsen of Grimsby, in original case£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

93 Cairo ware rectangular boxcirca 1930, 12cm£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

85 Mahogany side table19th Century, 107cm across and an inlaid wine table,30cm across (2)£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

88 Heals Oak book table,two shelves to each side finished with beaded edging,c1920, 59cm x 59cm, 63cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

91 Bronze figure of a manEuropean, clenching two candle holders, 23cm high£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

94 Pair of cast bronze dragons19th century, of pitted design, cast with the mouth’sopen, 22cm across£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

89 Maltese pistol19th Century, two pewter tankards and two pewterchargers, largest 34cm£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

92 Italian silk and ivory fanlate 18th Century, painted with vignettes of classicalscenes, carriages and figures promenading, 51cm across,in a fan case£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

95 Pair of gilt bronze lionsEnglish, circa 1800, lying in a recumbent pose, on a laterwooden base, 10.5cm high x 21.5cm across£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

87 Heals Oakdresser, three shelfglass fronted uniton two drawers andcupboard, dovetailjoints, factory labelto drawer, c1920,90cm x 47cm,192cm high£600-800(plus 24%BP*)



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96 Gilt bronze figure of King DavidAustrian/German, 18th century, cast sat down in hisregalia, with arms outstretched, 23cm high £400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

99 Miniature portrait19th Century, George Thomas Baldwin, in original frame£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

102 Chinese style art pottery vaseon a Chinese hardwood stand, 26cm and a verdigrismetal bowl and cover (2)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

105 Mahogany inlaid mantel clockEdwardian, with white enamel dial, 20cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

100 Large model of a cannon77cm x 30.5cm£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

103 Papier mache desk standVictorian, 26cm£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

97 Group of pieces to include a chess setpostcards including Bonzo and Barnsfarther, a tea caddyand other items£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

101 Camel skin flaskAfghanistan, with simple painted decoration, 29cm high

Provenance: Given 11th September 1953 by The GrandPriory in the British Realm of the Venerable Order of theHospital of St John of Jerusalem to Mrs Frier withaccompanying letter. £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

104 Chinese black silk embroidered shawl£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

106 Oak framed barometer 1920s, 44cm £30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

98 After J GarnierDancing Sailor Boy,23cm on a marble base£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

107 Mahogany wheelbarometer 19th Century, with silvereddials, marked W. Johnson ofHatton Garden, London,109cm high, dial 25cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)



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108 Gustavian glass and gilt metal chandeliercirca 1800, 90 cm by 55cm across£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

111 Set of three steel fire irons19th Century, 58cm long£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

109 Gothic brass hall lanternlate Victorian, with six glass panels, with mask headmounts and ogee arches, 62.5cm high x 32cm across£500-800 (plus 24%BP*)

114 Terracotta model of a reclining Nymphafter Claude Michel Clodion, late 19th century, 51cm across £200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

117 Oak mantel clockEdwardian, with striking movement, 42cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

110 Collection of classical plaster mouldings£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

112 Oak carved figure of PuttoCirca 1900, carved with a serpent around the arms75cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

116 Rosewood coin cabinet19th Century, with original trays and brass carryinghandles, 37cm across x 30cm deep x 37.5cm high£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

119 Brass and marble table lamp46cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

113 Silvered-Metal lampbase20th century, probablyGerman, modelled as aknight on top of a dragon,with a fluted top66.5cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

115 Art Deco style plasterfigure79cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

118 Brass standard lamp120cm high£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)



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120 Glazed case of two taxidermic Ruddcaught and preserved by R.O. Stuart, dated 1982, 46cmacross x 38cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

123 Edwardian electrolier with glass bowl, 34cm high£40-70 (plus 24%BP*)

126 Bavarian carved cuckoo clock44cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

129 Pair of Dutch bronzesmodelled as duelling finials, 15cm high, a pair ofbronzes depicting monkeys eating, 12cm high and abronze modelled as a classical maiden sitting, 15.5cmhigh(5)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

121 Pair of antlersmounted inscribed Drumochter 25-9-38£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

124 Large bracket clockcirca 1900, in mahogany case, with striking movement,50cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

130 Quantity of cigarette cardsand stamps and first day covers £30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

122 Art Deco car mascotin the form of a prancing horse, 14cm£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

125 French marble and gilt metal mantel clock19th Century, with striking mechanism, 35cm high x24.5cm across£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

127 Violinwith a two piece back, 60cm together with a violin bowin the style of Dodd school, unstamped with pearl eyesand a bone end, 68cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

131 Pair of gothic style bronzes19th century, modelled as a mythical animal, a bronzemodel of a hand and a bronze candle holder with interwinded design (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

128 Fruit wood carving modelled as Diana thehuntress, with clothesdraped to one side, 53cmhigh£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)



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132 Chinese bronze bell decorated with a dragon around the body with Chinesecalligraphy,18cm high, together with an oriental opiumweight(2)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

138 Collection of metalwareto include an Eastern deity on a plinth, a pair of lions, amodel of a pig, a cherub sitting on a creature, a censerwith mask heads, a stirrup and a circular box withfigures(8) £50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

141 Masonic interestA buffalo horn ceremonial spinning object, with aplaque stating Deputy Grand Primo Grand S C L ProvLodge, from South Yorkshire 36cm high£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

133 Gilt metal classical urn19th century, decorated with maidens playing the harp,with a glass inset, 15.5cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

135 Photographyto include magic lantern slides, postcards and black andwhite photographs, and two audio tapes, one markedGeneral de Gaulle, 19 Mai 1918£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

139 A bronze figure of Napoleonstanding with one hand on his heart, on a stone base,19cm high, together with a small metal figure ofNapoleon, 14cm high (2)£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

142 African tribal maskcarved as a face in a geometric design around the sides,33cm high, together with a metal African metal currencybracelet 14cm high(2)£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

134 Scandinavian bone snuff boxcarved on top with a coat of arms, 8cm across, togetherwith a small work box, dated to the top (1662), 10cmacross(2)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

137 Marquette world war two memorialdated 1939 - 1945, modelled as intertwined branches21cm high x 24cm across£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

140 Collection of miscellaneous itemsto include an Indo-Persian metalware object withinterwoven rope design, four hip flasks, a metal object ofChrist, a wooden nut cracker, a small stoneware bowl, astirrup cup and a wooden cup£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

143 Folding games boxand other tortoiseshell and simulated tortoiseshelldressing table pieces including a crocodile skin box£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

136 Wrought ironlightening conductorGerman, modelled as aplant in a vase, withmultiple branches,61.5cm high£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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144 Various pieces to include a powder flaskshot measures, a pair of binoculars and other pieces£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

147 Four enamel silver saltsRussian with mother of pearl spoons in a lined case£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

150 Cased set of 6 silver bladed knifesmarks for Benjamin Preston, in a retailers box, togetherwith a white metal crested spoon with a coat of armsand a white metal spoon and folding fork£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

153 Science fiction illustration oil on canvas, signed “G.C.” and dated lower right 1951,61cm x 46cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

145 Collection of ivory backed dressing table piecesand silver handled knives£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

148 Indian ivory needle casecirca 1900, with elephant finial£70-100 (plus 24%BP*)

151 Alexander Ceswell (British, 1957)“Kensington Palace, the Presence Chamber”,watercolours, signed lower left, framed and glazed(60cm x 50cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

154 Coat of Arms“Biggar” oil on canvas, framed (55cm x 48cm)£50-150 (plus 24%BP*)

146 Collection of jewellery and silverto include 2 jewellery boxes, various contents includingrings, silver trinket box, evening bag etc£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

149 Silver watch chainapproximately 50grams, together with an EPNSsovereign case and a 19th Century guard chain£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

152 Nude Studyacrylic on paper, 20th century, framed and glazed (40cmx 34cm)£20-40 (plus 24%BP*)

155 19th Century English SchoolPortrait of a widow,dressed in black wearing a cameo onher neck, oil on canvas, 60cm x 76cm £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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156 Abstract coastal street sceneacrylic on board, indistinct signature, framed (41cm x41cm)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

159 After J. M. W. Turner (British, 1775-1851)Chepstow Castle, drawing/watercolours, mounted (21cmx 25cm)£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

162 Photographic panoramaEgyptian ruins, three sections, 19th/20th century, framedand glazed (111cm x 59cm)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

165 Reverse oval glass paintingriver view, 19th century, framed (35cm x 30cm) £60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

157 Pictures and printsto include portraits and topographical studies, mostly19th/20th century £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

160 After Edward Lear (British, 1812-1888)lake view, watercolours, 26cm x 17cm £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

163 Prints, pictures and photographsincluding topographical studies, advertisements andhistorical references, mostly 20th century£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

166 Richard Blome/Wenceslaus HollarMap of London, 17th century, coloured engraving,framed and glazed (39cm x 27cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

158 After John Sell Cotman (British 1782-1842)street scene, watercolours, indistinct stamp to verso,20cm x 14cm £300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

161 Joseph Farington (British, 1747-1821)Dumbarton Rock, watercolours, signed and dated lowerright (1780), framed and glazed (43cm x 28cm)

Note-This is a drawing on his first tour of Scotland. Asimilar wash drawing of the West View of DumbartonCastle c1788 is in the Courtauld Institute, London.£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

164 Sea chartMilford Haven, Haverfordwest Pembroke Daugleddau,18th century, hand coloured engraving, framed andglazed (75cm x 64cm) £60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

167 J. Mockridge (20th century)a study of a dredger, watercolours, singed lower right,framed and glazed (49cm x 34cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)



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168 Attributed to Harry Sutton Palmer (1854-1933)“Evening Solitude”, watercolours, inscription to verso,framed glazed and mounted (38cm x 31cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

171 Irene Halliday (British, 1931)“Palazzo Dario”, watercolour on paper, signed lowerleft, framed and glazed (86cm x 64cm) £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

174 Abstract study acrylic on paper, indistinct signature and date to lowerright (2005), framed and glazed (51cm 39cm)£20-40 (plus 24%BP*)

177 Miranda J Mott (20th century)“Winter Journey”, linocut, limited edition (12/20),signature to lower right, framed and glazed (47cm x41cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

169 Gordon Arnold (British, 20th century) “Chester”, water colours, signed lower right, framed andglazed (77cm x 61cm)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

172 David Morgan (Devon, 20th century)abstract landscape, acrylic on board, framed and glazed(74cm x 40cm), artists name to verso£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

175 Margaret Souttar (British, 1914-2007)“Oxford College II”, print, limited edition (21/150),signature to lower right, framed and glazed (80cm x58cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

178 Abstract Portraitoil on canvas, indistinct signature to lower right, dated2007, framed (53cm x 53cm) £30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

170 John Jackson (British, 1938)“Market Detail/1”, print, signature, title, date and editionto lower margin (12/75, 1973), framed and glazed (72cmx 57cm)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

173 David Morgan (Devon, 20th century)abstract landscape, acrylic on board, framed and glazed(87cm x 43cm), artists name to verso £50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

176 Landscape oil on board, 20th/21st century, indistinct signature tolower right, framed (50cmx40cm)£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

179 Giorgio Baldari (French, 20th century)Study of a hand, charcoal on paper, framed and glazed(66cm x 53cm) £30-60 (plus 24%BP*)



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180 Bruce Harvey (New Zealand, 1931)“Grey Warbler”, print, signature, title and edition tolower margin, framed and glazed (70cm x 63cm) £20-40 (plus 24%BP*)

183 James Priddy (1916-1980)landscape with castle, aquatint in colours, signature andtitle to the margin, framed and glazed (40cm x 35cm)£20-40 (plus 24%BP*)

186 Portrait of a lady19th century oil on canvas, signed to lower right “C. Marston”,unframed (40cm x 44cm) £40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

188 Village scene20th century oil on board, unsigned, framed (83cm x 60cm) £100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

181 E. Curtis (British, 20th century)still life of flowers, oil on canvas, framed (58cm x 48cm)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

184 Landscape with cattle oil on board, unsigned, unframed (35cm x 26cm) £20-40 (plus 24%BP*)

187 Walter James West (British, 1882-1942)“Caernarvon Castle”, c1930, watercolour, signed lowerleft, framed and glazed (63cm x 51cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

182 French advertising posterscirca 1930, Neyret Gloves and one other, lithographicprints, each in a varnished and ebonized frame (52cm x28cm)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

185 After Paul Henry (1876-1958)landscape, photolithograph, “Printed in England” tomargin , unsigned, framed and glazed (73cm x 62cm)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

189 Patrick Geoffrey Collins (British, 1936)“Burford”, drawing/watercolours, signed and dated lowerright (1989), framed and glazed (54cm x 40cm), togetherwith another Burford street scene by Geoffrey Edgeler,print, signed lower right, glazed (51cm x 41cm) (2)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

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191 Four educational prints rural and industrial scenes, lithographs, mid 20thcentury, each framed and glazed (82cm x 55cm)(4) £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

194 Allan Gwynne-Jones (1892 - 1982)‘Dover Harbour’, etching, signed in pencil lower right,framed and glazed (41cm x 44cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

197 Loose folio of notelets and cardsVictorian£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

192 In the style of John Piper church scene, water colours, indistinct signature anddate to lower left (1956), (77cm x 56cm)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

195 Allan Gwynne-Jones (1892-1982)‘Summer Afternoon’, etching, signed and dated lowerright 1926 signed lower left State Proof, with The FineArts Society PLC label to reverse, framed and glazed(42.5cm x 50cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

198 E. Franco Romer (19th-20th century)church interior, coastal view and study of a boat, eachan oil on board, signed, and framed (largest 29cm x18cm)(3)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

193 Allan Gwynne-Jones (1892-1982)‘Charing Cross Railway Bridge London 1912), etching,signed in pencil lower right, with The Fine Arts SocietyPLC label to the reverse, framed and glazed ( 31cm x46.5cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

196 Lin Jammet (British, 1958)nude study, watercolours, signed and dated lower right(1991), framed and glazed (100cm x 117)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

199 After Guido Reni (1575-1642)“Beatrice Cenci”, 19th/20th century, oil on board, 61cmx 46cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

201 Ann Manly (British, 20th century)“September Flowers”, watercolours, signed lower right,framed and glazed (75cm x 56cm) £30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

200 G. Wilkinson (British, 19th/20th century)A pair of landscapes, each an oil on canvas, signedlower right, framed (67cm x 46cm)(2)£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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202 Scottish School coastal scene with shipwreck and castle, indistinctinscription to verso of frame, 19th century, framed (79cmx 58cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

205 Joy Wheeler (British, 20th century)abstract landscape, acrylic on paper, signed lower right,framed and glazed (75cm x 65cm)£30-60 (plus 24%BP*)

208 After Angelica Kauffmanpair of coloured mezzotints, classical scenes, each in aglazed circular gilt frame (37cm across)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

211 John Bannon (British, 20th century)abstract study, watercolours, signed and dated lower left(1945), framed and glazed (59cm x 49cm)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

203 John Edmund Buckley (British, 1824-1876)“Gossips”, watercolour, signed and dated lower left(1852), framed and glazed (35cm x 30cm)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

206 19th Century Schoollandscape with woodland and cattle, oil on canvas,framed (55cm x 48cm)£60-120 (plus 24%BP*)

209 After Johannes Kip (1653-1722)Cleeve Hill the seat of William Player Esq, print, framedand glazed (59cm x 51cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

212 Abstract study“Arco di Costantino, Roma”, oil on canvas, dated June1965, framed (32cm x 25cm)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

204 E. Chester (British, 20th century)Still life study of fruit and flowers, oil on board, signedlower right, framed and glazed (46cm x 36cm)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

207 Norman Stevens (British, 1937-1988)“Monet’s Garden”, screen print, signed and dated tomargin (1987) framed and glazed (84cm x 99cm)£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

210 After Bertel ThorvaldsenA pair of photographic prints, each depicting amythological scene, framed and glazed (67cm x 60cm),together with a classical print(3)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

213 Peter Owen (British 20th century)“Boathouse Interior”, pastels, inscription to verso, framedand glazed (75cm x 55cm)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)



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214 C. Hall (British, 20th century)sheep herding scene, pastels, signed lower right, framedand glazed (59cm x 59cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

217 Egyptian landscapegouache on paper, framed (103cm x 53cm)£20-40 (plus 24%BP*)

220 Ken Oliver (British, 1948)“Bruise”, mixed media on board, title and inscription toverso, (125cm x 125cm)£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

223 Architectural study with war memorial drawing/watercolours, framed (68cm x 63cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

215 Margaret Souttar (British, 1914-2007)“Oxford College I”, print, limited edition (38/50),signature to lower right, framed and glazed (92cm x71cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

218 Guido Odierba (1913-1991)Mediterranean coastal scene, oil on canvas, signed tolower right, framed (107cm x 84cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

221 S. William (British, 19th/20th century)pair of woodland landscapes, each oil on board, signedlower left, framed (77cm x 50cm)(2) £60-120 (plus 24%BP*)

224 Henry Napartuk (Canadian, 1932-1985)“Eskimo and Seal”, linocut, signature and stamp to lowermargin, framed and glazed (36cm x 30cm)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

216 19th century Schoollandscape with traveller, watercolours, framed andglazed (68cm x 58cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

219 Leonardo Papasogli (1929)architectural study, oils on board, signed and dated1957, framed and glazed (55cm x 44cm)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

222 Gypsy Caravanoil on board, 20th century, framed (59cm x 49cm)£30-60 (plus 24%BP*)

225 John Carter (British, 20th century)anatomy studies, drawings(4)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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226 After Carlos Nadal (1917-1998)exhibition posters, photographic prints(9)£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

229 Elizabeth Jane Lloyd (1928-1995)“Roses and Clematis”, watercolours, signature and titleto gallery label, framed and glazed (69cm x 84cm)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

232 The Ascent of Snowdonetching, signed “R.C.” and dated lower right (1869),framed and glazed (51cm x 42cm)£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

235 Thomas Rowlandson (18th/19th century)“Bath Races”, print, framed and glazed (46cm x 37cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

227 After David Young Cameron (British, 1865-1945)two landscapes, each a photographic print, signed tolower margin, published c1930, framed and glazed(77cm x 70cm and 71cm x 56cm)(2)£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

230 Sara Bibra (British, 20th century)Chickens, watercolours, signed lower left, framed andglazed (74cm x 55cm)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

233 BooksBibles, including a 19th century edition with illustrationsby Gustave Dore and six others, mostly antiquarianpublications(7)£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

236 James Gillray (1757-1815)“The Hand-Wrighting upon the Wall”, published 1803,print, framed and glazed (46cm x 37cm)£200-400 (plus 24%BP*)

228 Archibald Sandman (British, 1887-1940)landscape, watercolours, signed lower right, framed andglazed (74cm x 53cm)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

231 Robert Heindel (1938-2005)dancers, print, limited edition 224/250, signed tomargin, framed and glazed (62cm x 52cm)£40-80 (plus 24%BP*)

234 Booksmostly early 20th century publications, including BritishBirds by W. Frohawk, and various Pictorial cloth boundfiction(3 shelves)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

237 Cecil Aldin “A Likely Spot”,and “The First”, c 1900, each achromolithograph, title to margin, framed and glazed(42cm x 30cm)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)



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238 After Léon Bakst (19th/20th century)Phèdre and Thésée, hand coloured print, inscription anddate to bottom (1923), framed and glazed (35cm x35cm)£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

241 Collection of LPsmostly Reggae, including several albums by Bob MarleyApprox 60£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

243 BooksNatural History reference, including 22 New Naturalistvolumes, Heaths Fern Portfolio, and other similarpublications, mostly 20th century(Approximately 50)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

246 Small quantity of miscellaneous silver and platedwaresincluding a silver jug, silver teaspoons, a plated toastrack, a caddy spoon etc£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

239 A portrait of king George the Fourthmixed media on a mirrored background, 19th/20thcentury, contained in a gilt Rowley Gallery frame (24cmx 20cm)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

242 Chinese contemporary schoola wash study with artists seal mark, 35cm x 34cm£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

244 Mixed lot of GB coinssome pre decimal including some pre 1947 silver, withvarious base metal £1 and £2 coins£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

247 Large quantity of miscellaneous flatwareincluding forks and spoons, various dates and makers,2664grams£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)

240 Large collection of LPsmostly Reggae, including examples by Arrow, DavidRugger and othersApprox 100£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

242A Chinese contemporary schoola study of a cockerel with artists double red seal, 25cmx 33cm£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

245 Mixed lot of coins£1.60 face value, pre 1920 silver, 34 silver 3D’s, Russia1734, half rouble (about fine), Poland 1801, 2 Zlote(about fine)£100-120 (plus 24%BP*)

248 Cut glass perfume bottlewith silver mounted neck, a glass jar with silver mountedlid, silver forks and spoons etc£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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249 Collection of miscellaneous silver ware including condiments, tea spoons, a continental apostlespoon etc£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

253 Relief carved ivory panelprobably Dieppe, late 19th Century with historicalscene, in a later glazed case, 10cm x 21.5cm£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

256 Small collection of miscellaneous silver wareincluding a jug, a tea strainer, a bon bon dish, a butterdish etc, 713grams£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

251 Frances H McKelleroval miniature portrait ofFrederick J Horniman Esqinscribed verso, exhibitedat the Royal Academy ofArts, London 1891Note-Frederick JHorniman (1835-1906)was the son of JohnHorniman,whoestablished Horniman’sTea. By 1891 it was saidto be the largest teacompany in the world.Frederick founded theHorniman Museum inForest Hill ,South Londonand in 1901 gave the 15acre freehold site to theCity of London.£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

254 Two ivory letter openersand an ivory shoe-horn, circa 1900, one with silverhandle£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

257 Small collection of various silver plated wareincluding egg cruet, folding toast rack etc£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

252 Miniature portrait of a ladycirca 1830, painted on ivory and one other overpaintedminiature inscribed verso and dated April 1826 (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

255 Collection of Japanese War banknotes£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

258 Small collection of various silver and plated waresincluding silver plated jugs, a silver trinket box, a silvermounted jar etc£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

250 Silver pair cased pocketwatchwith enamel dial and fuseemovement, a further silver pocketwatch and a 935 continentalwhite metal ladies fob watch£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)



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259 Georgian silver teapotwith embossed acanthus and floral decoration, London1829, 480grams£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

262 Group of piecesincluding an Attic type vase, Sydney InternationalExhibition medallion, 1879, ivory card case, Delft tile,small spill vase and tortoiseshell miniature mandolin £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

265 Silver three piece tea setof stylised form, Sheffield 1915, 1188g£250-300 (plus 24%BP*)

268 Continental silver trinket boxwith profuse embossed decorations, import marks forChester 1903, 264g£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

260 Cut glass decanter of square cut form with 800 white metal mounted neckand stopper£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

263 Two walking canesone with gilt metal engraved mount the other sterlingsilver£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

266 Victorian silver teapotof baluster form, embossed decoration, London 1851,909g£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

264 Plated wine cooler, Arts and Craftspossibly American, of embossed form, 25cm £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

267 Collection of four various silver condimentsdifferent dates and makers, 208g£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

270 Victorian silver salverwith chased decoration, 23cm diameter, London 1840,303g£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

261 Ivory carvedmemento moripossibly German, 18thCentury, 12cm£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

269 Silver fiddle patternfish slicemonogramed, London1843, 192g£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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271 Silver communion platean open silver bowl and a silver sauce boat with beadedborder, 242g£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

274 Collection of silverspoons, ladles, toddy ladle etc£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

277 Harlequin set of 8 silver fiddle and thread patterndinner forks(different makers and dates), 700g£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

280 Set of 6 silver handled and bladed fruit knives andforksLondon 1821£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

272 Small collection of various silverincluding toast rack, napkin rings, candle snuffer, bon-bon dish and compact, 411g (including compact mirror)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

275 Cased set of 6 silver coffee bean spoonstogether with a set of 12 cased silver spoons£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

278 Set of 4 shell pattern silver spoonsmonogrammed, London 1812, 304g£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

281 Harlequin collection of 9 silver fiddle patterndessert knives and forks(different dates, makers and styles) monogramed, 933g£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

273 Silver teapotwith half fluted decoration, London 1805, 649g£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

276 Set of 7 silver fiddle and thread pattern teaspoonstogether with another of the same pattern (differentmaker and date), monogramed 228g in all£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

279 Collection of 4 silver fiddle pattern tablespoonsmonogrammed (different dates and makers) 346g£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

282 Large collection of various silver-plated ware£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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283 Collection of miscellaneous silver-plated flatware£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

286 Collection of various silver dessert spoons674 grams£120-150 (plus 24%BP*)

289 Set of twelve silver fiddle pattern dessert forksSheffield 1898, 522grams£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

292 Small collection of silver waresincluding a pen tray, forks, marrow scoop etc, 280grams£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

284 Small collection of miscellaneousincluding silver gilt spoons, a pair of Burmese whitemetal dishes, continental white metal spoons etc£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

287 Collection of four silver table spoonsvarious dates and makers, 253grams£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

290 Collection of eight various fiddle pattern dessertforks 369grams£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

293 Glass decanterof bulbous form with elongated stopper and silvermounted neck£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

285 22ct gold wedding band3.6g, 2 other wedding bands, enamel decanter labels,cufflinks, M-O-P penknife etc£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

288 Set of five fiddle pattern silver dinner forks(monogrammed)London 1859, 398grams£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

291 Set of six Old English silver pattern soup spoons(monogrammed), Sheffield 1920, one dated 1921 butsame maker, 401grams£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

294 Plain glass decanterof bulbous form with neck mounted locking mechanism(lacks key)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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295 Silver teapot of circular form, monogramed, London 1818, 517g£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

298 Silver jugand a silver caster, 340g£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

301 Silver boat shaped inkstandwith pierced decoration, Sheffield 1896£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

296 Collection of silver backed dressing table waresilver trinket boxes and a glass vase£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

299 Glass bon-bon dishin the form of a swan with applied mounts, a glass sugarbowl with silver mount and an oval trinket box£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

302 Silver caddy spoon in the form of a jockey’s cap, Birmingham 1924£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

297 Collection of silver and white metal teaspoonsbutter knifes, tongs etc, 621g£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

300 Collection of five various silver photo frames£100-120 (plus 24%BP*)

304 Silver cigarette boxa silver cigarette case, 82g and 2 silver ladies purses£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

303 Small collection of various wristwatchesincluding 2 ladies 9ct gold examples, together withseveral false pearl necklaces£100-120 (plus 24%BP*)



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305 Small collection of silver condimentsin various styles£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

308 Scottish silver salveron scroll supports, Glasgow 1933, 884g£250-300 (plus 24%BP*)

311 Silver basketwith pierced oval form, with loop handle, Birmingham1909, 415g£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

314 George II silver baluster small mugwith scroll handle by William Williams I, London 1746,9cm high, 141grams approx£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

306 Silver water jugof baluster form with embossed decoration, Sheffield1922, 399g£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

309 Cased pair of silver gilt apostle spoonsLondon 1894, £50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

312 Glass inkwellwith silver mounted lid, a silver cap stand inkwell, asilver boat shape dish with inlaid base and a pair ofsilver plated sugar tongs£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

315 Gilt white metal trowelwith inlaid enamel decoration, stamped 925 and a 19thCentury watch key£50-60 (plus 24%BP*)

307 Silver mounted mantel clockby R. Carr, together with 2 silver photo frames and 2others, stamped sterling£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

310 Silver salveron scroll supports, Sheffield 1903£250-300 (plus 24%BP*)

313 Collection of various jewellery including Art Deco clips and brooch, pheasant brooch,pearl ring, jade ring, various gold earrings, brooches etc£250-300 (plus 24%BP*)

316 Silver mounted cigarette boxtogether with silver napkin ring£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)



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317 Silver strawberry dishof oval form with embossed decoration, Sheffield 1875,316g£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

320 9ct gold gate link braceletwith padlock clasp, 17grams£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

323 Silver mounted hip flasktogether with an Indian filigree bracelet £100-120 (plus 24%BP*)

326 Small cast figure of an elephanttogether with a small silver clip£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

318 14ct gold pocket watch by Zenith£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

321 19th Century ringwith emerald and marcasite setting£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

324 Three pairs of various gold earrings£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

327 Emerald and diamond cluster ringand a 9ct gold bar brooch£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

319 French Legion d’honneur chevalier’s head medal£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

322 Brass carriage clockwith loop handle, together with a pair of French giltopera glasses£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

325 Gold bar broochmourning brooches, a locket etc£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

328 Silver gilt dress ring with coloured stone setting£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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329 18ct gold ringwith three stone diamond setting£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

332 Pearl ringa stylised ring with ruby setting and one other£100-120 (plus 24%BP*)

335 Silver bowl of simple form (monogrammed), Sheffield 1905,456grams£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

338 18ct gold ringwith graduated diamond setting£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

330 18ct gold ringwith sapphire and diamond setting£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

333 Collection of 19th Century bonework lettersin mahogany box£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

336 Collection of miscellaneous silver plated waresincluding a Burmese dish, a bowl, a jug, a cream jug etc£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

339 9ct gold gents wristwatchby Audax, with presentation inscription and integralstrap£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

331 18ct gold ringwith sapphire and cluster setting£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

334 Pair of carved owl bookends19cm tall£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

337 Collection of miscellaneous items including a claret jug with silver plated neck and handle,two silver oval boxes, glassware etc£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

340 West German tin plate model carwith clockwork mechanism£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)



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341 Pair of continental enamelled candlesticksof stylised form, 25cm tall£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

344 Set of twelve fiddle pattern silver dessert forksmonogrammed, London 1837, maker’s mark ofBenjamin Smith, 542g£120-150 (plus 24%BP*)

347 Set of twelve Old English pattern silver dessertspoonsmonogrammed, London 1801, maker’s mark of RichardCrossley, 404g£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

350 Group of silver condiments (7)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

342 Brass portico clock19cm tall£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

345 Collection of three Old English pattern silver sauceladlesmonogrammed, London 1800 and 1797, same makerWilliam Eton & William Fern, 146g£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

348 Set of twelve Old English pattern silver teaspoonsmonogrammed, London 1797, maker’s mark WilliamEton & William Fern, 226g£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

351 Collection of plated flatware£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

343 Set of twelve fiddle pattern silver dinner forksmonogrammed, London 1837, maker’s mark ofBenjamin Smith, 776g£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

346 Set of twelve Old English pattern silvertablespoonsmonogrammed, London 1758, 810g£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

349 Two silver toast racksand a coaster£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

352 Collection of flatware£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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353 Silver plated tea setwarming dish and tray£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

356 Silver plated tea caddylate 19th Century having raised panels of horses andhunting scenes, 16cm across£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

359 Two Celtic silver units Porcupine type(1st Cent BC), VF with 1797 2D, 1855 half D, 1865shilling and 1887 6D fine£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

362 Two silver gobletscommissioned in 1975 to commemorate the 300Anniversary of the laying of the foundation stone of StPaul’s Cathedral, both limited edition of 600, numbers452 and 453, together with related booklets andephemera£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)

354 Pair of bronze candlesticks19th Century,on square cut bases in the classicalmanner, 42cm tall£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

357 Collection of Chinese polychrome enameljewelleryincluding a necklace and bracelet, Chinese jade ,brooches etc£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

360 Japan base gold coinsIch Bu Kin (one Bu) c1860 (50% gold), 4cm x Nibu Kin(Two Bu) C 1868 (20% gold) GVF£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

363 Open silver bowlwith two handles, 239grams, together with a silver rosevase and a Royal Yacht Britannia scent bottle in originalpresentation box £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

355 Collection of miscellaneous silver and plated waresincluding a silver mounted clock, a silver jug, platedflatware etc£120-150 (plus 24%BP*)

358 Mixed lot of foreign coinsincluding 1783 Washing piece (fair) Maundy Penny1880 (VF), Australia 1910 6D and 3D, Danzig 1923 halfGulden (fine), 2cm x Japan 5 Yen (c 1870)£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

361 Japan mixed lot coins50+ items in silver and base metal c1750-1945, somebean money, Fair-VF£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

364 Isle of Man gold Crown dated 19941/5 of an ounce on 14K gold chain, 13grams£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)



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365 Platinum band of stylised formwith 18ct yellow gold decoration and solitaire diamondsetting£300-500 (plus 24%BP*)

368 Collection of various silver plated flatware£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

371 Tortoiseshell card caseVictorian£70-100 (plus 24%BP*)

374 World War 1 War medal and Victory medalawarded to 117696 Private P E Sherwood MGC, togetherwith a collection of various cap and other badges, asilver mounted penknife etc£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

366 Silver sugar sifteron bun supports, Birmingham 1920, maker’s mark ofAlbert Edward Jones, 19cm high£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

369 Collection of miscellaneous First Day Covers£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

372 Ticka camerain original box and with related ephemera£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

375 Silver pocket watchwith enamel dial together with a silver plated chain anda silver vesta box£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

367 Silver sugar sifterwith Tudor rose decoration, Birmingham 1916, maker’smark of Albert Edward Jones, 17.5cm high£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

370 Small collection of miscellaneous including a pair of 9ct gold cufflinks 7grams, a smallcollection of miscellaneous coins etc£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

373 Set of cartographer’s drawing instrumentsin original tin case marked E R Watts & Son£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

376 Collection of four 9ct and 15ct gold Victorian andother brooches£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)



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377 Collection of various silver flatware£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

380 Pair of contemporary silver One pint tankardswith shaped handles, 730grams the two(monogrammed)£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

383 Whale’s tooth now formed as a cigarette lighterand cigar cutter, with German 925 white metal mounts£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

386 Two cased sets of studsincluding a pair of cufflink with pearl and enameldecoration£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

378 Small collection of silver and bone napkin rings£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

381 Small collection of miscellaneous silver waresincluding an Indian white metal jug, a silver Capstaninkwell, a silver tea strainer, a napkin ring, a hat pin jaretc£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

384 18ct gold ring with solitaire diamond setting£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

387 Three Georgian sealsincluding a bloodstone example, together with a pieceof nephrite and a tortoiseshell needle case£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

379 Collection of 16 1960’s and 1970’s SilverstoneInternational Motor Racing Programmes£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

382 Ring with five pearl setting£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

385 Japanese shikuichi fan shaped broochwith inlaid decoration, together with a single pearl£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

388 Fox tie pina 15ct gold fox pin with ruby eyes, a pearl and turquoisependant etc£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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389 Pair of Georgian silver shoe buckleswith ribbed decoration (marks indistinguishable)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

392 15ct gold pendantwith pearl and ruby setting and a blue stone bar brooch(2)£120-150 (plus 24%BP*)

395 Two ladies wrist watchesby Longines and Omega£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

398 17th Century tokenoctagonal Edw. Wincehurt of Southwark 1/2 pennyW405, scarce Fine£70-100 (plus 24%BP*)

390 Small collection of miscellaneous jewelleryincluding a coral necklace, 19th Century rings, a whitemetal brooch in the form of a Scottie dog etc£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

393 Collection of various costume jewelleryincluding necklaces, beads etc£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

396 Roman Gold (AV) Solidus, Mediolanum MintGratian AD 367-383 (20.5mm, 4.47g) struck circa AD380-382. DN GRATIA-NVS P F AVG, S 19917 VF£200-250 (plus 24%BP*)

399 Small collection of various silver and plated wareincluding a Yard O Led pencil, a silver rose vase, acomport etc£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

391 9ct gold braceletwith relief decoration, 16grams£100-120 (plus 24%BP*)

394 Quantity of miscellaneous jewelleryincluding brooches, a silver compact, pendants etc£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

397 Newark Siege Silver Sixpence1646, Kings Charles 1 Newark siege from the EnglishCivil war 1645-9, hammered and cut silver emergencycoin, diamond shape, S3146, GVF£1500-2000 (plus 24%BP*)

400 Small collection of miscellaneous jewelleryincluding a Celtic brooch, a silver cameo, a Rotary wristwatch, a pearl brooch etc£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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401 Green glazed vaseChinese, Han Dynasty, of baluster form, 19cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

406 Blue and white lobed dishChinese, Kangxi (1662-1722)central foliate design within a shaped border, conchshell mark in underglaze blue21cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

409 Bronze model of a standing trumpeting elephantJapanese, Meiji period, ivory tusks, signed Seikoku,wood stand10cm x 11cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

402 Meiping porcelain vaseChinese, 17th Century style, with iron red traditionaldecoration of ducks, lotus and panels designs, 27.5cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

407 Bronze model of a standing elephant with curledtrunkJapanese, Meiji period, ivory tusks, signed with Soshosignature within a square cartouche, on wood stand11cm x 17.8cm long £200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

410 Large blue and white chargerChinese, 19th Century, decorated with Indian trailinglotus pattern with hardwood stand, 46cm £80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

403 Junware vaseChinese, late 19th/early 20th Century, withcommendation mark, 26cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

405 Quantity of early ceramicsChinese/Korean, Song/Jin Dynastycomprising of a small Swatowwhite ware vase and tripodcylindrical incense burner, acrackled white glazed conicaldish, a Cizhou style jarlet withtwisted rope decoration, a Junstyle two handled jar, a blackglazed stoneware vase, a blueand white vase and two Koreaninlaid celadon vessels, Koryodynasty the blue and white vase19.2cm highProvenance: An English privatecollection, and thence bydescent, the ding type dish havinga collection label for Heliot, Paris(9)£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

408 Bronze model of a standing elephant with forwardstretched trunkJapanese, Taisho Period, ivory tusks, signed Kogen, on awood stand27cm x 15cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

411 Large polychrome chargerChinese, painted with figures examining a hand scroll,40cm £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

404 Blue and whitetapering porcelain vaseChinese, 19th centurypainted with riverlandscape scene, fourcharacter Kangxiunderglaze blue mark30cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)



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412 Group of Chinese and Japanese ceramicsincluding an Imari fan shaped dish£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

415 Large collection of Chinese, Japanese and Asianceramicsand works of art£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

418 Ivory netsuke of a standing FukurokuJapanese holding a uchiwa (fan) signed Kazuyuki, agroup of Noh masks and an okimono of a drum paintedwith stag and maple leaves and an inscription£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

413 Pair of miniature Satsuma vasesJapanese, late Meiji of squat bodies form, the sidesdecorated with figures of Tennin holding flowers andplaying a koto on an all over ground of floral filledtortoiseshell pattern diaper motifs and stylised wavemotifs, necks with lotus flowers, unglazed foot withartist’s signature 8.5cm high (2)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

416 Oval porcelain dish with drainerChinese, 20th Century painted in enamel with figureswithin a bat and lotus surround 41cm across£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

419 Two Bactrian ritual objectsCentral Asia,circa late 3rd - early 2nd Millennium B.Cthe first of disc form, with a shallow grove in the middle,21.5cm across, the second of ovoid form, smoothed andformed£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

421 Chinese blue and white yenyen beaker vase Kangxi (1662-1722) decorated with four panels offigures in various gardens andpagodas, 45cm high£2000-3000 (plus 24%BP*)

414 Blue and white chargerChinese, 19th/20th Century, painted with two figures at agames table, 34.5cm and one other Chinese chargerwith landscape scene (2)£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

417 Seven blue and white dishesChinese from the Nanking Cargo, Treasures of the Deepby Captain Mike Hatcher (book) illustrating a similardish on page 56£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

420 Imari circular bowl15cm, Meiji period and three other Imari bowls£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

422 Chinese Iron figure of Quanyin19th century, modelled with drapedrobes and eyes closed, standing upona double lotus base, 50cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)



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423 Small Chinese planter19th century, blue ground, decorated with panels ofbirds and flowers, with a Guangxu mark to base 17.5cmhigh x 20.5cm wide£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

426 Chinese cloisonne basindecorated with fruiting plum blossom, 36cm across,together with a Japanese black lacquer photographicalbum decorated with figures on a boat£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

429 Chinese bronze seated putaicirca 1920, on a hardwood stand, 28cm high overall£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

432 Canton porcelain vaseconverted to a table lamp, 45cm overall£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

424 Chinese bronze censer19th century, decorated with scrolling design, with oldscript in the middle and mythical creature handles,15.5cm high x 29cm across£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

427 Pair of Chinese Canton vases19th Century, each painted with battle scenes, 38cmhigh£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

430 Ebony walking canewith silver mount, a sword stick and a tribal cane (3)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

433 Indian bronze model of a standing Shiva42cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

425 Collection of Chinese robins egg glaze porcelainincluding nine bowls of varying size, five saucers andfive spoons, all with Guangxu mark, together with a pairof small blue and white vases, 9cm high and a redporcelain bowl and cover£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

428 Two Canton porcelain bowls21cm, a Chinese blue and white plate, 23cm, two Imaribowls and a Nanking tea bowl and saucer (7)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

431 Tribal carved panelprobably African, 54cm x 59cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

434 Chinese soapstone model tree40cm high and two smaller trees£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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435 Chinese Rank badge19th Century, embroidered with a phoenix, waves andclouds, in an outer frame 37cm x 31cm overall and apair of framed embroidered sleeve bands 38cm x 67cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

438 Pair of Chinese Canton small vases19th Century, 25cm high, a pair of small Canton vases15.5cm high, a Canton brush holder, 11cm and a pair ofSatsuma vases 24cm£120-180 (plus 24%BP*)

441 Chinese cloisonne circular bowl20th Century, 23cm across, a large black groundJapanese jardiniere 29cm and two Japanese cloisonnevases, 24.5cm and 32cm (4)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

444 Large Chinese red ground silk panelembroidered with phoenix and stag and other auspicioussymbols, approximately 220cm x 146cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

436 Japanese Kyoto Schoolsilk study of two koi carp in original frame, 59cm x63cm and a smaller Japanese picture£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

439 Chinese white metal and jade ringand a white metal and enamel link bracelet£70-100 (plus 24%BP*)

442 Large carved Chinese figurecirca 1920, 42cm, two soapstone figures of Guanyin,largest 35cm, a soapstone dog of fo 17cm and one othercarved small wood model of Guanyin, 15cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

445 Small group of Chinese ceramics to include a pair of iron red dishes, a pair of shallowbowls decorated with fish, Qianlong mark, 21cm andvarious other pieces£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

437 Chinese lacquered picnic basketlate 19th Century, 32cm high£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

440 Chinese metal boxlate 19th Century decorated with a dragon and longlifesymbols, 21cm and a small opium pipe (2)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

443 Set of eight Chinese carved wood model Immortalsapproximately 22cm high and a Japanese lacquer ovaltray, 60cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

446 Set of Peking green glass bowls and stands (20)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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450 Tapestry type rugof peach ground with floral designs, 175cm x 112cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

453 Group of English porcelainto include Caughley coffee cup, circa 1785, Spodecoffee can, circa 1880, factory Z (Wolfe) coffee cup,circa 1800, cobalt coffee can, pattern 44, Machin coffeecan, pattern 168 , a Machin saucer, pattern 154, MilesMason bat printed sauce, pattern 349, Mintonsaucer,pattern 499 and Hicks & Meigh saucer, pattern729 (9)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

457 Four Worcester platesall painted with fruit with a gilt border, each painted bydifferent artist to include Buckle, Price, Reed andSkerrett, 26.5cm diameter (4)£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)

448 Chinese cinnabar lacquer square boxcirca 1900, 18cm across, a Chinese cinnabar circularbox and cover 10cm, a similar vase 19cm and two bowls10cm£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

451 Group of WorcesterCirca 1770, to include Worcester coffee cup ‘Queenspattern’, Worcester coffee cup variation of ‘Scarlet Japanpattern’, Worcester coffee cup ‘Scarlet Japan pattern’,Worcester chocolate cup ‘Conjuror pattern’ in Mandarinpalette and a Worcester Barr Flight and Barr coffee canbat printed, circa 1810 (5)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

455 Pair of Royal Worcester cabinet platescirca 1970, each painted with a central circular panel offruit, signed Leaman, with raised gilt scrollwork, printedmark to base, 27cm diameter £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

458 Two Royal Worcester platesboth painted of fruit, each plate signed by a differentartist to include Cox and Smith with factory mark tobase, 20cm diameter (2)£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

449 Continental white metal ladlea silver kovsh Russian hallmarks with inset coin handledated 1883 and a pair of horn and white metal saladservers£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

452 Group of NewhallCirca 1792-1815, to include hard paste saucer dish,pattern 566, two Newhall coffee cans, one pattern 295,two Newhall coffee cups, pattern 356 and 276, saucer,pattern 154, another pattern 395 and a painted coffeecan, circa 1815 (8)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

456 Royal Worcester platedecorated with a central panel of flowers, with a raisedgilt decoration, signed Shinnie, with factory mark to base22.5cm diameter £150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

459 Three Royal Worcester tazzaseach painted with a central circular panel of fruit, signedNutt and others, together with an oval dish signedStanley, the tazzas 24cm across (4)£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)

447 Group of Chinesepiecesto include a cracklewarecylindrical vase 26cm,four snuff bottles, asmall famille vert vase13cm and a smallcloisonne bowl andcover 9.5cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)



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460 Royal Worcester pot pourri vasedecorated with fruit, with a gilt decoration including aninner lid, signed Shinnie, 19.5cm high£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

463 Three piece Royal Worcester teasetpainted with fruit, the teapot signed by Stanley, milk jugsigned by Skerrett and the sugar bowl signed Nutttogether with two cups and saucers signed by Nutt andSkerrett, the teapot 15cm high x 23cm across (7)£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

466 Royal Worcester four piece coffee seteach painted with fruit, the coffee pot signed Moseley,the milk jug signed Shuck, the cream jug signed Priceand the sugar bowl signed Aynton, the coffee pot17.5cm high (4)£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)

469 Two Minton plates signed A. Boullemier, both depicting two children, withbackstamp for Phillips and Mintons, with later giltframes, 23.5cm diameter (plate) (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

461 Pair of Royal Worcester oval disheseach with gilt form handles painted with fruit, bothsigned Ayrton, together with an oval tazza with signaturethe dishes 30cm across (3)£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

464 Royal Worcester three piece miniature tea service each painted with fruit, two signed Roberts and the othersigned Nutt, the teapot 8cm high (3) £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

467 Two miniature Royal Worcester cups and saucers painted depicting fruit, one cup and saucer both signedSkerret, the other cup signed Townsend and the saucersignature indistinct together with three Royal Worcestersmall dishes (7)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

470 Four Minton platessigned A. Boullemier, each depicting scenes of ladiesoutside, all in later gilt frames (4)£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

462 Pair of Royal Worcester lidded vaseseach painted with fruit, signed Skerrett, 32cm high (2)£300-400 (plus 24%BP*)

465 Royal Worcester sugar bowlpainted with fruit, signature indistinct together with acup and saucer, the cup signed Austin and the saucersigned Townsend, the largest sugar bowl 5cm high (3) £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

468 Group of continental figurescomprising of six figures together with a Royal CrownDerby cup and saucer and two dishes (10)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

471 Royal Worcester platedepicting Invergarry Castle, by John Stinton, 24cm across£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)



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472 Royal Doulton wash set“Aubrey” pattern in a green and yellow colour way,factory marks to base, Jug 34cm high (7)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

475 Creamware printed mugCirca 1820, with a novelty image of an early bicycle, theLadys Accelerator8.5cm high£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

478 Four Victorian Bargeware teapotswith typical decoration and inscriptions, two includingstandsthe largest 29cm high(9)£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

481 Royal Worcester candle extinguisherBudge, from the Helen’s Babies series, in white, gilt andtinted colouring, date code for 188410.5cm high£120-150 (plus 24%BP*)

473 Azori for Royal Worcestera set of four biscuit statues of Chinoiserie subjects, LeMirroir, L’Oiseau, Le Panier and La Fleur, 1966-1968the tallest 30cm high£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

476 Sunderland pink lustre jugcirca 1830, decorated with a ship18cm high£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

479 Worcester scale blue teapot and covercirca 1768-70, panels of ‘Rich Kakiemon’ plants andgilding, square mark in underglaze blue15cm high£120-150 (plus 24%BP*)

482 Kerr and Binns Worcester vasethe painting attributed to David Bates, flower paintedbands and claret ground, printed factory mark, circa1855-6028cm high£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

474 Agnes Pinder-Davis for Royal Worcesterfive Chinoiserie figures from the Chinese saying series,1950’sthe tallest 18cm high(5)£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

477 Ralph Wood/Whieldon type Staffordshire potterymodel of a ramcirca 1780-90, decorated in underglaze colours,sponged manganese coat9.5cm high, 13.5cm across£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

480 Spode creamjugcirca 1815, and two cups and saucers, well known Japanpattern known as number 967£50-70 (plus 24%BP*)

483 Four Royal Worcester small figures of KateGreenaway childrendated 1893-1897, all modelled by James Hadley, seatedin chairs, decorated in shot enamels and blush, printedfactory marks10cm high(4)£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)



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484 Kerr and Binns or early Royal Worcester parianfigure group of Faust and Margaretmodelled by William Boyton Kirk, circa 1860, shape2/42, signed on the back W.B.Kirk31.5cm high£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

487 Worcester ornamental studiosswan and signets by Barrie Gittens 13/1000£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

490 Moorcroft tablelamphibiscus pattern, 31cm£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

493 Large Delft vasecirca 1800, decorated in the Chinese Kangxi style withpanels of figures and buildings on a Chinese hard woodstand, 28cm £100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

485 Royal Doulton cabinet plate painted by JamesPlantwith a teal, signed, raised gold rim22.5cm across£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

488 Group of five Royal Doulton figuresincluding ‘Autumn Breezes’, ‘Paisley Shawl’,‘Rendezvous’, ‘Top of the Hill’ and ‘Afternoon Tea’£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

491 Muchelney potterygreen glazed bottle vase by Nick Rees impressed to thebase, 26.5cm and a small brown glazed bottle vase, alsoby Nick Rees, 21.2cm (2)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

494 Two Prattware jugscirca 1800, one double sided with heart cartoucheimpressed mischievous, sport, sportive, innocence, 15cmand a small jug, 12cm£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

486 Group of Royal Copenhagen and Bing andGrondhalto include mermaid, small mermaid and fish, swan andsignet, two vases and various other pieces£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

489 Royal Copenhagen‘Wave and Rock’ model after Theodor Lundberg, 1897,mark number 1132, 47cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

492 Art glassof teardrop formed, green and purple swirls, signed C.R.MacKenzie, 20cm£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

495 Porcelain ramRussian, modelled as a box, recumbent figure,17cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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496 Samson lampFrench, late 19th Century, of Arita 17th Century style,28cm high£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

499 French porcelain basket19th Century, of classical form, monochrome printedSevres Imperiale Manufacture£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

502 Set of six Meissen porcelain shallow bowlspainted with flowers, underglaze crossed swords bluemark, 24cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

505 Delft bottle vasecirca 1800, painted in the Chinese taste, 26.5cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

497 Pair of creamware vases and covers19th/20th Century, each with putty finial, 35cm high£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

500 Oval wine glass coolerFrench, late 19th Century, underglazed blue cross swordsmark, 33cm long£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

503 Group of piecesJapanese egg cup, pair of brass model pagodas, 19cmand a few other items£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

506 Minton cabinet platecirca 1880, painted with a young girl and angel,impressed mark to the reverse and printed Minton ArtStudio of Kensington Gore, 24cm£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

498 Pair of Delft vases and coversDutch, circa 1800, each with panels of birds and flowersin the Chinese taste, 39cm high£70-100 (plus 24%BP*)

501 Art pottery blue bowlimpressed Japan, 27cm , and an art pottery vase withpaper label ‘Potters Wheel Unaka’, 17cm and one otherblue art pottery vase, 24cm (3)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

504 Three porcelain dessert plateseach painted with fruit and butterflies with Chelsea goldanchor mark, 11cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)



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509 Nymphenburg porcelain basket18th century, in the form of a recumbent maiden on anasymmetric base, 24cm across£600-800 (plus 24%BP*)

512 Two wine glassesone with a plain air twist stem with nine air twistspassing into a bell bowl with a conical foot and the otherwith a double spiral opaque twist stem and elongatedbowl on conical foot, both 17cm high (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

515 Six Royal Worcester figures of Chinoiserie Childrenand Chinoiserie Figuresall modelled by Agnes Pinder Davis, the six separatefigures decorated in matching turquoise and black,shape numbers 3348, 3354, 3362, 3397, 3398 and3399, dated 1951-1956the tallest 20.5cm high(6) £60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

507 Chelsea porcelain figure of adancing peasantCirca 1755possibly modelled by Joseph Willems,the figure with minimal colours on awhite ground,standing on a plainrockwork base with sprigs of flowers,15.5cm highNote-This figure is copied from aMeissen figure of a Dancing Peasantmodelled by Kandler in 1740,see Lenand Yvonne Adams,Meissen PortraitFigures (1987) p.57£700-900 (plus 24%BP*)

510 English underglazed coffee cancirca 1770, and a saucer dish (2)£40-70 (plus 24%BP*)

513 Large rummerwith engraved cartouche reading Jos.Stone dated 1826,with floral engraved decoration on a baluster stem andsquare lemon squeezer foot, with label to base (PaulKettle Collection) , 23cm high£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

516 Collection of small ceramic poodles19th century, 5cm across(7)

Provenance: Henry Sandon£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

508 Prattware large jugwith two heart shaped cartouche, impressed ‘Sportive,Innocence, Mischievous and Sport’£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

511 Spode spill vasepattern 1166, from the Strachan collection, 11cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

514 Quantity of glassesto include an ale glass with plain stem, a tall wine glasswith plain stem, a cordial glass of writhen form bowl, atall wine glass with spiral glass stem, an antique drinkingglass and four glasses with trophy style handles and cutfaceted sides (9)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

517 Sixteen Royal Worcester candle snuffersincluding some scarce examplesthe tallest 10.5cm high(16)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)



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518 Six Bronte figures as Candle Snufferscomprising Henry Sandon and John Twitchett asMansion House Dwarfs, Margaret Thatcher, DonBradman, The Queen Mother and Edward Elgar (a trialexample in white)the tallest 10.5cm high(6)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

521 Grainger Worcester toast rackwith four pierced compartments, date code 190223.5cm across


524 Derby porcelain figure of a milkman selling milk from a churn carried in his left hand, circa179017cm


527 Large pottery slip ware bowl with a spiral pattern, made at Cork, Ireland 30cm wide x 12cm high


519 Set of Twelve Royal Worcester dessert platesdesigned and modelled by Dorothy Doughtythe birds of Dorothy Doughty, issued as a limited edition,1970’s(12)£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

522 Royal Worcester rope handled vaseshape 133, gilded date code 188310cm


525 Katherine Pleydell-Bouveriea deep rimmed bowl with crackle glaze and a greenglazed fruit plate, similarly matched 12 cm and 16.5cm


528 Large stoneware white glazed cider jug30cm high


520 Collection of small models of polar bears and cubs20th century(10)


523 Nymphenburg porcelain figure of Ariesand two Nymphenburg figures of a man and women,1780


526 Large double handled frog mug19th Century,treacle glazed with frogs inside, mouldedin relief with the Vicarious Moses,a toper and twodogs,fighting, 19th century17cm high


529 Wedgwood creamware platewith moulded edge, printed with birds in landscape,circa 1770, impressed mark to base24cm




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530 Set of eight Royal Worcester crested dinner platesmade for A F Wiley and Co Montreal, circa 191224.5cm across


533 Rauenstein covered jugpainted in blue and white trellis pattern, circa 1780


536 Glass rummercirca 1800, with engraved thistle and monogram, 16cmhigh£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

539 Tiffany iridescent lustre large bowlengraved signature, 35.5cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

531 Royal Worcester plateprinted and painted depicting St Pauls Cathedral signedNicholls, 1963 and a Winchester Cathedral plate(2)


534 Black basalt teapot and covercirca 1775-80 of Bee Skip shape


537 Pair of limited edition figuresafter Michael Sulty, 29.5cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

540 Islamic copper traya Persian scribe’s box,a Cairoware miniature brush potand a group of Imari porcelain£100-150 (plus 24%BP*)

532 Two Royal Worcester platescommemorating the mayor of Worcester Earl Beauchampwith portraits of the Earl and Lady Mary Lygon circa189626cm across


535 Pair of Moser style large glass vaseseach with enamelled flower decoration, 23cm diameter,18.5cm high£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

538 Lustre Art Pottery vaseFrench, impressed Unis, 27cm£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

541 Delftware blue and white bowlcirca 1800, with simple foliate decoration, 23cmdiameter£120-160 (plus 24%BP*)



ge546 Worcester polychrome Sparrow Beak cream jugcirca 1770, painted with two Long Eliza figures, 10cm£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

549 Group of First Period Worcesterto include Fence and other patterns including a maskhead milk jug, sucrier, tea bowls and other pieces (14)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

542 Pair of Nantgarwporcelain plates 19th century, painted withindividual flower spray andbird within a reliefmoulded and gilt scallopedborder,impressed marks24.5cm

Provenance: The propertyof a lady and formerly TheDuchess of Richmond,Goodwood House£1000-2000 (plus 24%BP*)

544 Pair of Nantgarw porcelainsquare shaped dishes 19th Century painted withindividual flower spray and birdwithin a relief moulded and giltscalloped border, impressedmarks, 24cm

Provenance: The property of alady and formerly The Duchess ofRichmond, Goodwood House£2000-3000 (plus 24%BP*)

547 Three Worcester teapotscirca 1770, to include Cannonball pattern, 11.5cm andtwo Fence pattern£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

550 Salopian ware scallop dishcirca 1780, Fisherman and Cormorant pattern, impressedmark and underglaze S, one other dish and four varioustea bowls and saucers and a Salopian coffee cup andsaucer (12)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

548 Pair of Delft pottery tea caddies19th Century, each with Royal figures set in relief, 13cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

551 Spode bowlpattern 3139 and a group of other pieces including aWorcester polychrome coffee cup and saucer£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

543 A pair of Nantgarwporcelain plates 19th Century ,painted withindividual flower spray andbird within a reliefmoulded and gilt scallopedborder,impressed marks25cm

Provenance: The propertyof a lady and formerly TheDuchess of Richmond,Goodwood House£1000-2000 (plus 24%BP*)

545 Nantgarwporcelain plate19th Century,painted withindividual flowerspray and bird withina relief moulded andgilt scallopedborder,impressedmarks 25cm

Provenance: Theproperty of a ladyand formerly TheDuchess ofRichmond,Goodwood House£400-600(plus 24%BP*)



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552 Delft barber’s bowlcirca 1800, with central flower design, 22cm and a Delfttrumpet vase, 21cm (2)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

555 Group of English blue transfer pottery19th Century, to include Spode Caramanian pattern,Roberts and others (11)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

558 Doulton stoneware large jug27cm and large Doulton bread pan with metal cover,30cm£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

561 Newhall teapot pattern 421, a creamware oval dish,a Castleford ovalteapot, and a transfer printed ginger and cover (4)£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

553 Group of English blue transfer pottery19th Century, to include Spode, Temple Parkland byRobinson and others (14)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

556 Group of English porcelain 18th/19th Century, to include Salopian ware trio andWorcester£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

559 Glass friggerVictorian, under a glass dome, 32cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

562 Three Delft chargers18th Century, variously decorated with blue foliatedesigns, 35cm, 33cm and 31cm diameter£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

554 Group of English blue transfer potteryincluding Ridgway ‘Christ Church Oxford’, Davenport,Leeds and other factories (14)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

557 Derby part tea setmid 19th Century, comprising oval teapot and stand,circular serving dish, sucrier and cover, milk jug, sevensaucers, five cups and a coffee can£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

563 Thirty one paperweightsincluding Chinese Bohemian and English general issuesincluding Royal Crest Whirlpool example and Merlinglass, Liskeard, Cornwall£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

560 Egyptian typestanding figure14cm£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)



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564 Collection of Wedgwood glass animalsand birds (27)£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

567 Meissen porcelain plateand a miniature Worcester plate, a Copenhagen glassand other pieces£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

570 Wedgwood Jardiniere in the jasperware design, decorated with classicalmaidens 23cm high x 23cm across£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

573 Pair of large blue and white pottery turkey platters47cm and two other Victorian blue and white platters£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

565 Three Baccarat Royalty paperweightsincluding Prince Philip, Prince Charles and PrincessAnne£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

568 Group of four decantersa Dutch etched vase and a few other pieces£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

571 Stoneware flaskmodelled as Suitor Johnnie, 31cm high£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

574 Doulton Lambeth stoneware vasewith raised panel designs, 18cm£70-80 (plus 24%BP*)

566 Collection of thirty six glass paperweightsincluding Caithness, Mille Fleur, Bohemian and others£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

569 Poole tapering vaseof green ground with splash decoration, 26cm£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

572 Meissen part teasetof white ground with painted flower sprays£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

575 Group of ceramicsto include Pratt ware plaques, a saucer dish withfisherman and cormorant design and a few other pieces£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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576 Set of five French dinner platesblue transfer decoration£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

579 Small group of porcelain and enamel snuff boxes£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

582 Welsh porcelain pedestal dishcirca 1830-40, painted with a central rose within a sprigborder,possibly Swansea 23cm diam.£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

585 Group of ceramicsto include a pair of flared vases, wine cooler and otherpieces£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

577 Gilt metal standwith glass bowl and a silver metal and overlaid glasstazza (2)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

580 Pair of continental porcelain figureslate 19th Century, 27cm high£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

583 Two Italian pottery figurescirca 1900, the first modelled as a women with a child,33.5cm high, the other modelled as a figure leaningagainst a tree with two sheep by his feet, 27cm high£400-600 (plus 24%BP*)

586 Decoro Art Pottery vase31cm and two smaller Art Pottery vases£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

578 Sevres bleu celeste flower vase and stand (Vase‘Hollandais Nouveau Ovale)18th Century, painted with panel of fisherman andfurther floral panels,unmarked 30cm high£200-300 (plus 24%BP*)

581 Netherlandish faience dishlate 17th/early 18th Century, with central coat of armswithin a blue panelled surround, 26cm£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

584 Orrefors hexagonal glass vaseetched with a girl, 11cm£40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

587 Coalport John Rose tea setcirca 1820, each piece of cobalt ground with panels ofpainted birds in the Imari taste (40 pieces)£500-800 (plus 24%BP*)



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588 Studio pottery vase20th Century, 21cm across£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

591 Small Chinese crackleware vase21cm, a Chinese snuff bottle and four pieces of RoyalCopenhagen£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

594 Small group of ceramicsto include a Derby cup and saucer, a Shelley cup andsaucer, a Charlotte Rhead plate, four Philip Jolly coastersand a few other pieces£40-70 (plus 24%BP*)

597 Pair of Bohemian red flash glass beakers19th Century, 15cm high£60-80 (plus 24%BP*)

589 Dutch etched glass decanter19th Century, 28cm £40-60 (plus 24%BP*)

592 Palissy ware wall pocketin the form of a monkey holding the leaves of apineapple, 28cm high£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

595 Clarice Cliff bowla Crocus pattern trio, a small Clarice Cliff bowl and oneother Clarice Cliff cup and saucer£50-80 (plus 24%BP*)

590 Vienna porcelain jugwith painted flower decoration, 25cm£30-50 (plus 24%BP*)

593 Pair of continental small porcelain urns and coversVienna style, of pink ground painted with panels ofhunting and other scenes, 21cm£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

596 Moorcroft coral Hibiscus ginger jar and cover22cm, a Magnolia pattern bowl 16cm and acontemporary Moorcroft vase, 31cm (3)£80-120 (plus 24%BP*)

598 Framed panel of Victorian tiles90cm x 21cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)



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599 Continental majolica vasecirca 1900, with mythological creature handles, 34cm£100-200 (plus 24%BP*)

603 Circular Iconinscribed verso ‘From Trebizond Anatolia, purchased1935’, 22cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

600 Set of four cordial or gin glasses with plain tapering stems with waisted ogee bowls,11.5cm high£150-200 (plus 24%BP*)

601 Wine glasswith baluster stem and tiered knop, with trumpet bowland dome folded foot, 19cm high, a ratafia tall glass witha funnel bowl and engraved floral sprig decoration on aplain folded circular foot, 19cm high and a tall ale glasswith heavy baluster three ring annulated doubleknopped body with a pointed funnel above a domedfoot, 21cm high (3)£150-250 (plus 24%BP*)

604 Small group of piecesto include Rolleicord camera, a silver small tankard,horn and a mahogany caddy£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

607 Three carved and painted tribal masks34cm and an Indonesian shadow puppet£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

602 Ironstone octagonal jug28cm high£30-40 (plus 24%BP*)

605 Group of six maiolica plates20th Century, largest 37cm£50-100 (plus 24%BP*)

608 Group of five Staffordshire figuresto include Queen Alexandra, 34cm£80-100 (plus 24%BP*)

606 Brass andglass student’s light55cm£40-60(plus 24%BP*)


B O C A R D O H O U S E , 2 4 A S T . M I C H A E L ’ S S T R E E T , O X F O R D O X 1 2 E B

6 & 7 December 2018OXFORD

For further information

please contact Max Fisher

01865 241358 or

[email protected]

www.mallams.co.uk

Mallams1788


CONDITIONS OF SALE Mallams carries on business with bidders, buyers and all those present in the auction room prior to or in connection with a sale on the following General Conditions and on such other terms, conditions and notices as may be referred to herein.

1. DEFINITIONSIn these Conditions:(a) “auctioneer” means the firm of Mallams or its authorised auctioneer, as appropriate;(b) “deliberate forgery” means an imitation made with the intention of deceiving as to

authorship, origin, date, age, period, culture or source but which is unequivocallydescribed 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 the description;

(c) “hammer price” means the level of bidding reached (at or above any reserve) when the auctioneer brings down the hammer;

(d) “terms of consignment” means the stipulated terms and rates of commission on whichMallams accepts instructions from sellers or their agents;

(e) “total amount due” means the hammer price in respect of the lot sold together with any premium, Value Added Tax chargeable and any additional charges payable by a defaulting buyer under these Conditions;

(f) “sale proceeds” means the net amount due to the seller, being the hammer price of the lot sold less commission at the stated rate, Value Added Tax chargeable and any other amounts due to us by the seller in whatever capacity and however arising;

(g) “You”, “Your”, etc. refer to the buyer as identified in Condition 2. (h) The singular includes the plural and vice versa as appropriate.

2. BIDDING PROCEDURES AND THE BUYER(a) Bidders are required to register their particulars before bidding and to satisfy any

security arrangements before entering the auction room to view or bid; (b) the maker of the highest bid accepted by the auctioneer conducting the sale shall be

the buyer at the hammer price and any dispute about a bid shall be settled at the auctioneer’s absolute discretion by reoffering the Lot during the course of the auction or otherwise. The auctioneer shall act reasonably in exercising this discretion.

(c) Bidders shall be deemed to act as principals.(2) Our right to bid on behalf of the seller is expressly reserved up to the amount of any

reserve and the right to refuse any bid is also reserved. (3)The Auctioneers reserve the right to charge a deposit for certain lots. These will be

indicated before the sale.

3. INCREMENTSBidding increments shall be at the auctioneer’s sole discretion.

4. THE PURCHASE PRICEThe buyer shall pay the hammer price together with a premium thereon of 2 %. This premium is subject to VAT at the rate imposed by law.

5. VALUE ADDED TAXValue Added Tax on the hammer price is imposed by law on all items affixed with an asterisk or double asterisk. Value Added Tax is charged at the appropriate rate prevailing by law at the date of sale and is payable by buyers of relevant Lots. (Please refer to “Information for Buyers” for a brief explanation of the VAT position).

6. PAYMENT (1) Immediately a Lot is sold you will: (a) give to us, if requested, proof of identity, and(b) pay to us the total amount due in cash or in such other way as is agreed by us.(2) Any payments by you to us may be applied by us towards any sums owing from you to

us on any account whatever without regard to any directions of you or your agent, whether express or implied.

7. TITLE AND COLLECTION OF PURCHASES(1) The ownership of any Lots purchased shall not pass to you until you have made

payment in full to us of the total amount due.(2) You shall at your own risk and expense take away any lots that you have purchased

and paid for not later than 3 working days following the day of the auction or upon the clearance of any cheque used for payment after which you shall be responsible for any removal, storage and insurance charges.

(3) No purchase can be claimed or removed until it has been paid for.

8. REMEDIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OR FAILURE TO COLLECT PURCHASES (1) If any Lot is not paid for in full and taken away in accordance with these Conditions or

if there is any other breach of these Conditions, we, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf, shall at our absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights we may have, be entitled to exercise one or more of the following rights and remedies:

(a) to proceed against you for damages for breach of contract;(b) to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by us to you;(c) to resell the Lot (by auction or private treaty) in which case you shall be responsible

for any resulting deficiency in the total amount due (after crediting any part payment and adding any resale costs). Any surplus so arising shall belong to the seller;

(d) to remove, store and insure the Lot at your expense and, in the case of storage, eitherat our premises or elsewhere;

(e) to charge interest at a rate not exceeding 1.5% per month on the total amount due tothe extent it remains unpaid for more than 3 working days after the sale;

(f) to retain that or any other Lot sold to you until you pay the total amount due;(g) to reject or ignore bids from you or your agent at future auctions or to impose

conditions before any such bids shall be accepted; (h) to apply any proceeds of sale of other Lots due or in future becoming due to you

towards the settlement of the total amount due and to exercise a lien (that is a right to retain possession of) any of your property in our possession for any purpose until thedebt due is satisfied.

(2) We shall, as agent for the seller and on our own behalf pursue theserights and remedies only so far as is reasonable to make appropriaterecovery in respect of breach of these conditions

9. THIRD PARTY LIABILITYAll members of the public on our premises are there at their own risk and must note the lay-out of the accommodation and security arrangements. Accordingly neither the auctioneer nor our employees or agents shall incur liability for death or personal injury (except as required by law by reason of our negligence) or similarly for the safety of the property of persons visiting prior to or at a sale.

10. COMMISSION AND TELEPHONE BIDSWhilst prospective buyers are strongly advised to attend the auction and are alwaysresponsible for any decision to bid for a particular Lot and shall be assumed to have carefully inspected and satisfied themselves as to its condition we will if so instructed clearly and in writing execute bids on their behalf or by telephone. Neither the auctioneer nor ouremployees or agents shall be responsible for any failure to do so save where such failure is unreasonable. Where two or more commission bids at the same level are recorded we reserve the right in our absolute discretion to prefer the first bid so made.

11. WARRANTY OF TITLE AND AVAILABILITYThe seller warrants to the auctioneer and you that the seller is the true owner of the property consigned or is properly authorised by the true owner to consign it for sale and is able to transfer good and marketable title to the property free from any third party claims.

12. AGENCYThe auctioneer normally acts as agent only and disclaims any responsibility for default by sellers or buyers.

13. TERMS OF SALEThe seller acknowledges that Lots are sold subject to the stipulations of these Conditions intheir entirety and on the Terms of Consignment as notified to the consignor at the time ofthe entry of the Lot.

14. DESCRIPTIONS AND CONDITION(1) Whilst we seek to describe lots accurately, it may be impractical for us to carry out exhaustive due diligence on each lot. Prospective buyers are given ample opportunities toview and inspect before any sale and they (and any independent experts on their behalf) must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of any description applied to a lot. Prospective buyers also bid on the understanding that, inevitably, representations or statements by us as to authorship, genuineness, origin, date, age, provenance, condition or estimated selling price involve matters of opinion. We undertake that any such opinion shall be honestly andreasonably held and accept liability for opinions given negligently or fraudulently. Subject to the foregoing neither we the auctioneer nor our employees or agents nor the seller acceptliability for the correctness of such opinions and all conditions and warranties, whetherrelating to description, condition or quality of lots, express, implied or statutory, are hereby excluded. This Condition is subject to the next following Condition concerning deliberate forgeries and applies save as provided for in paragraph 6 “information to buyers”. (2) Private treaty sales made under these Conditions are deemed to be sales by auction for purposes of consumer legislation.

15. FORGERIESNotwithstanding the preceding Condition, any Lot which proves to be a deliberate forgery (as defined) may be returned to us by you within 21 days of the auction provided it is in the same condition as when bought, and is accompanied by particulars identifying it from the relevant catalogue description and a written statement of defects. If we are satisfied from the evidence presented that the Lot is a deliberate forgery we shall refund the money paid by you for the Lot including any buyer’s premium provided that (1) if the catalogue description reflected theaccepted view of scholars and experts as at the date of sale or (2) you personally are not ableto transfer a good and marketable title to us, you shall have no rights under this condition.The right of return provided by this Condition is additional to any right or remedy provided by law or by these Conditions of Sale.

GENERAL 16. We shall have the right at our discretion, to refuse admission to our premises or

attendance at our auctions by any person. 17 (1) any right to compensation for losses liabilities and expenses incurred in respect of

and as a result of any breach of these Conditions and any exclusions provided by them shall be available to the seller and/or the auctioneer as appropriate. (2). Such rights and exclusions shall extend to and be deemed to be for the benefit of employees and agents of the seller and/or the auctioneer who may themselves enforce them.

18. Any notice to any buyer, seller, bidder or viewer may be given by first class mail or Swiftmail in which case it shall be deemed to have been received by the addressee 48 hours after posting.

19. Special terms may be used in catalogue descriptions of particular classes of items in which case the descriptions must be interpreted in accordance with any glossaryappearing at the commencement of the catalogue.

20. Any indulgence extended to bidders buyers or sellers by us notwithstanding the strict terms of these Conditions or of the Terms of Consignment shall affect the position at the relevant time only and in respect of that particular concession only; in all other respects these Conditions shall be construed as having full force and effect.

21. English law applies to the interpretation of these Conditions.

ENDANGERED SPECIES LAWS Due to international laws, any item on the Endangered species list (i.e. Ivory, Rhino horn etc.), whether it dates from the 18th/19th Century or the 1930s, requires re-export permits for bidders outside the EU (CITES). Some countries also require import permits as well and all permits must be in place prior to shipment. Mallams cannot be held liable if a purchaser buys a lot that comes within this field and then import/export licences cannot be arranged. Certain countries, particularly the USA, have their own Endangered Species Act (USESA) and possession or being involved in a commercial transaction with any item on this list can be an offence for a US resident. Therefore, it is the potential buyers responsibility to check Federal regulations before bidding for a lot, which comes under these or similar regulations.

Please note no license is required to sell or advertise within the EU if items are pre-1947.

ONLINE BIDDING Mallams Fine Art Auctioneers offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Mallams Fine Art Auctioneers, you: 1. authorise Mallams Fine Art auctioneers, if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in

part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and

2. confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Mallams Fine ArtAuctioneers through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Mallams Fine artAuctioneers are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale.

Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional % commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price.


ABINGDON

The Collectors’ SaleMonday 3rd December 2018 at 10 am

Entries invited and to include entries of Scientific Instruments, Toys, Militaria, Automobilia, Railwayana, Coins and Ephemera.

Mallams1788

Dunmore Court, Wootton Road, Abingdon OX13 6BHTelephone: (01235) 462840 Email: [email protected]


www.mallams.co.uk

Mallams1788

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