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Silver & Plated Items All Weights Approximate

1 A large George V toasting fork, the silver tip with three prongs, to a wooden handle, having a silver ring terminal, 33in (84cm) Makers Elkington Co, Birmingham 1911. £100-150

Lot 1

2 A William IV silver chamber candlestick, the flowerhead outline panelled base with a fluted urn shape candleholder, with a detachable nozzle, on an open stem, the handle with a detachable extinguisher, Makers Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1836, 8.5oz (272gm) £200-300

Lot 2 3 A set of six early Victorian brightcut teaspoons, Maker William Eaton, London 1840 and an early Victorian fiddle and thread pattern shell bowl caddy spoon, Maker George Adams, London 1843, 3.5oz (105gm) (7) £80-120

Lot 3 4 An Edwardian silver rose bowl, the sides with hugenot style repousse ribs, on a moulded foot, 8in (20cm) Maker Robert Pringle, London 1907, 15.5oz £200-250

Lot 4

5 A pair of silver gilt berry spoons, the differing repousse bowls with a pineapple and melons, the chased handles engraved a unicorn crest, different dates, Makers Eley, Fern and Chawner, London 1803 and 1809, together with a set of six Victorian silver teaspoons and matching pair of sugar tongs, with Falstafe terminal, Makers Wakely & Wheeler, London 1884, 7.5oz (238gm) (9) £80-120

Lot 5 6 A pair of silver West Country sauceboats, the circular bowls with a moulded lip and cast scrolling handles, on a cast moulded foot, Makers Wm Bruford & Sons of Exeter, hallmarked in London 1969, 18oz (560gm) £300-400

Lot 6 7 A Victorian silver Kings Pattern soup ladle, engraved a crest, 13in (33cm) Makers Hunt & Roskell, London 1873, 8.75oz (294gm) £150-200

Lot 7 8 A George III silver crescent shape port label, with chain, Makers Peter and Anne Bateman, London 1793, together with a Victorian shell bowl caddy spoon, with initialled scroll cartouche handle, Makers Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1859 (2) £80-120

Lot 8


9 A silver copy of a Carolean lighthouse caster, the cylindrical body with a girdle moulding, on a pierced foot, the pierced cover with cut card work to a baluster finial, a bayonet fitting, 7in (18cm) Maker R Comyns, London 1933, 9.5oz (318gm) £180-220

Lot 9 10 A pair of George III silver navette shape pedestal salts, engraved a crest and gilded inside, the foot weighted, Maker Hester Bateman, London 1789, 6oz (190gm) (all in) £100-200

Lot 10 11 A pair of George IV silver grape shears, engraved the Bolingbroke crest, Maker Charles Rawlings, London 1828, 3oz (92gm) £150-200

Lot 11 12 A set of four Victorian silver salts, the sides with repousse foliage and a crested cartouche, fitted blue glass liners, on shell applique hoof feet, Maker W R Smiley, London 1853, together with four Georgian silver salt spoons, fiddle and Old English pattern, different dates and makers, 9oz (292gm) (8) £200-250

Lot 12

13 Three early George III silver Old English pattern table spoons, engraved a double headed eagle crest, Makers Thomas and William Chawner, London 1765, 6.75oz (218gm) £80-120

Lot 13 14 A George V silver porringer, the body with cut card work and two cast scroll handles, on a moulded foot, 3.5in (9cm) Makers D & J Wellby, London 1913, 10.5oz (340gm) £200-250

Lot 14 15 A pair of antique continental spoons, the oval bowls with cast scroll scale terminal handles and a Scottish provincial silver sifter ladle, Maker Andrew Davidson, Arbroath, circa 1835 (3) £80-120

Lot 15 16 A silver teapot, the rectangular body with angled corners, having a reeded edge flange, a facetted swan neck spout, the hinged cover with an ebony finial and an ebony bracket handle, on bun feet, Maker Henry Archer, Sheffield 1929, 23.5oz (750gm) (all in) together with a silver trumpet shape vase, with a facetted stem and loaded circular foot, 9in (23cm) (2) £200-250

Lot 16


17 A set of twelve Victorian silver gilt berry spoons, of teaspoon size, Maker Charles Boyton, London 1883, 7.5oz (250gm) in a fitted case. £180-220

Lot 17 18 A pair of cast silver tapersticks with Harlequin figure stems, holding up fan fluted drip pans with ring turned candleholders and petal holders, on chased rococo circular domed bases, 5.25in (13.5cm) Makers Naylor Brothers, London 1972, 8.5oz (290gm) £300-400

Lot 18 19 A pair of silver baluster pepper mills, with girdle moulding, the domed covers with baluster finials, on a moulded foot, Makers Jays Ltd, London 1935/36, 9.5oz (316gm) (gross weight) £200-300

Lot 19

20 A late Victorian cast novelty silver pear table bell, with a tendril handle, 4.75in (12cm) Makers Messrs Slater and Holland, London 1901, 5.5oz (168gm) £200-300

Lot 20 21 A set of six Regency West Country silver teaspoons Old English pattern, engraved initialled, Maker Joseph Hicks of Exeter, circa 1810. £60-80

Lot 21 22 A George III oval silver swing handle sweetmeat basket, the pierced sides engraved with patterned swags and oval cartouches, with crest and armorial of Heathcote, beaded border, a ruby glass liner, 7in (17.5cm) Maker Thomas Daniell, London 1783, 10oz (330gm) £600-800

Lot 22


23 A set of six Regency silver fiddle pattern teaspoons, Maker Samuel Humphreys, London 1817, together with a pair of Victorian silver fiddle and thread pattern sugar tongs, crested Maker George Adams, London 1867, 5oz (180gm) £80-120

Lot 23 24 A pair of early Victorian silver gilt circular salts, engraved a crest with motto and chased with repousse foliage, gadroon rims and cast shell applique legs on hoof feet, Maker James Edwards, London 1845, 6.5oz (215gm) £150-200

Lot 24 25 A pair of early Victorian silver waisted peppers, engraved a crest gilded inside, the scroll borders with pierced covers and pomegranate finials, on a circular foot, Makers mark indistinct, London 1842, 5oz (157gm) £150-200

Lot 25 26 Eight Victorian silver fiddle pattern dessert forks (three initialled) different Makers, London 1846 (4), 1863 (3) and 1861. 12.5 oz £100 -150

Lot 26

27 A Regency silver decanter stand, the partly ribbed swelling sides, with a gadroon rim, the turned wood base with crested silver boss, Makers T & J Creswick (probably) Sheffield 1812. £150-200

Lot 27 28 W.M.F. An Art Nouveau plated soft metal tazza, the bowl centred a gilt foliage boss, leaves and berries, to the pierced raised border, a swirl pedestal foot, no 369, 10in (26cm) high. £80-120

Lot 28 29 A silver sugar bowl on a moulded foot, Makers D & J Wellby, London 1961, together with a George V oval silver mustard pot with serpentine sides, the hinged lid with thumbpiece, a bracket handle and a blue glass liner, Makers the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co, London 1914 and an early Victorian Exeter silver fiddle pattern mustard spoon, Makers Messrs Williams, Exeter 1846, 9.5oz (316gm) (3) £100-150

Lot 29 30 A pair of George III silver Old English pattern table spoons, Makers Sarah and John Blake, London 1809 and four George III silver fiddle pattern table spoons, Makers John Blake, London 1796/1803, 13.5oz (435gm) £100-150

Lot 30


31 A George II silver baluster muffineer, engraved a crest above a girdle moulding, on a collet foot, the pierced cover with a baluster finial, Maker Dru Drury 1st, London 1738, 3oz (88gm) £100-150

Lot 31 32 An Edwardian silver sugar bowl, with a moulded rim, on a moulded foot, Makers D & J Wellby, London 1910, 4.5oz (140gm) £60-80

Lot 32 33 A George IV silver toastrack, the six wirework divisions with a central crested ring handle, the gadroon frame on chased leaf and paw feet, Maker Joseph Angell, London 1824, 9.5oz (316gm) £200-300

Lot 33 34 A Regency silver fiddle pattern basting spoon, Maker Samuel Hennell, London 1815, 5oz (154gm) £80-120

Lot 34

35 An early Victorian silver chamber candlestick, the circular base engraved a double crest, repeated on the detachable nozzle and extinguisher, having a cast chased rococo scroll border, the handle capped with shell, a melon panelled turned knopped candleholder, Maker William Elliott, London 1838, 12.5oz (405gm) £300-400

Lot 35 36 A late Victorian silver rectangular partners inkstand, with two pen wells and hooped frames for a pair of cut glass ink bottles, with hinged silver covers, Maker H Marshall, Birmingham 1901, the base with a scrolling plant border, on shell corner leaf panel feet, Makers Messrs Sissons, London 1901, 13.5oz (440gm) weighable silver. £200-250

Lot 36 36A A set of twelve pairs of silver rat tail pattern fish eaters, Maker George Howson, Sheffield 1927, 31oz (1040gm) in a fitted oak box (24) £300-400

Lot 36A


37 A George III oval salver, the raised serpentine border with a beaded edge, on cast shell tapering panel feet, 9in (23cm) Maker Richard Rugg, London 1782, 11oz (360gm) £300-400

Lot 37 38 A pair of Victorian electroplated tazzas, the centres with applied discs, repousse chased raised borders of fruit and foliage, on conforming knopped pedestal feet, 9in (23cm) high, Makers R Richardson of Sheffield £80-120

Lot 38 39 A Chinese carved mother of pearl rectangular box, the hinged decorated squirrels, insects, a tree and foliage, the sides with love birds and flowers, (small chip to one edge) silver mounts, 3in (7.5cm) (possibly early nineteenth century) £80-120

Lot 39 40 A small two handled bowl, the panelled sides with beading and contemporary pricked initials, on a circular foot, 5in (13cm) across handles, 3.5oz (115gm) (possibly seventeenth century) £100-200

Lot 40

41 A three stone diamond ring, 1.7 cts, in a white gold HM setting. £800-1000

Lot 41

Porcelain, Glass & Metalwork 42 A pair of Dutch mid seventeenth century brass candlesticks, the baluster turned stems with girdle mouldings, a pierced candleholder and a central drip pan, on a domed foot, 7in (18cm) £200-300

Lot 42 43 A Dutch scallop bowl ladle, with a turned handle, 15.25in (39cm) together with a Welsh brass lowe spoon, with a heart shape bowl (2) £200-300

Lot 43 44 An Irish bronze sculpture of a weary friar, seated on a bank, inscribed Dailey (possibly late nineteenth century). Provenance the Earl Temple of Stowe, from his mother nee Garside- Speight of Union Hall Co Cork, Ireland. £100-200

Lot 44


45 An Inuit stone carving of a long billed gull, the base inscribed Tinapi, 12.5in (32cm) £80-120

Lot 45 46 A nineteenth century Persian rectangular hardwood box, applied painted ivory panels of a nobleman and his ladies seated in a palace, micro inlaid borders, 7in (18cm) together with a nineteenth century mogul bone portable games casket, containing dice and dominoes, in the form of a bed on legs, 7in (18cm) (2) £100-150

Lot 46 47 A Chinese bronze panda, eating bamboo shoots, 3.1in (8cm) probably late nineteenth century. £100-150

Lot 47 48 A pair of Edwardian Royal Doulton stoneware vases, decorated in moss effect, with raised beaded trailing coloured flowers and petals, to a pale blue mottled ground, flared beaded necks, on a spreading foot with raised florets, 10.5in £80-120

Lot 48

49 A Moorcroft vase decorated birds pecking at fruit 7.5in (19cm) a squat vase decorated anemonies 4in (10cm) together with three modern Moorcroft vases decorated foliage (two boxed) 5in (12.5cm) R G Bishop 2008 and W M 2000 and the large vase 2002 7.5in (19cm) (5) £80-120

Lot 49 50 A Nineteenth century Meissen porcelain salt of reclining gentleman wearing a green coat and mauve breeches, holding an oval dish encrusted with flowers on a scrolling base 7in (17.5cm) £100-150

Lot 50 51 An early twentieth century Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian orange pottery vase, with a flared neck and panelled shoulders. 6.25in (16cm) together with another early twentieth century Pilkingtons Royal Lancastrian orange pottery vase 5.5in (14cm) (2) £80-120

Lot 51 52 A Regency Derby porcelain inkwell with royal blue gilt decorated borders, a detachable pen dip, the floral painted sides with gilt Grecian mask lifts, on four gilt claw feet 2.75in (7cm) £80-120

Lot 52


53 A first period Worcester porcelain punch bowl with blue and white decoration of oriental scenes of a bridge linking a summer palace and a summer house in a landscape, 9in (23cm) diameter, crescent mark (cracked) together with a blue and white pearlware bowl, decorated an oriental scene, 6.5in (16.5cm) (2) £80-120

Lot 53 54 A Coalbrookdale porcelain pot pourri vase with a pierced cover, the green and gilt chequered ground to the panelled body with coloured floral panels in gilt cartouches, cream and gilt rococo spray handles, finial and feet, 12in (30.5cm) £80-120

Lot 54 55 Two groups of Victorian Staffordshire figures, The Wounded Soldier, 12.25in (31cm) and 'Dog Tray' 13.25in (34cm) together with a pair of groups the farmer and the milkmaid standing by cows on a bank of a stream, 8.25in (21cm) (4) £80-120

Lot 55

56 A large nineteenth century Copeland vase imitating Paris Sevres, with a painted panel of a panoramic view of St Sophia's Constantinople from a terrace, with passion flowers to one side, the reverse with a panel of a romantic couple seated by an urn in an avenue, the blue celestal ground applied gilt lifts of winged Caryatids, holding garlands on acanthus sprays, on a stem foot,15.75in (40cm) £100-200

Lot 56 57 A Graingers Worcester Royal China Works late Victorian white cabbage porcelain vase, with a gilt rim, on stump feet 4in (10cm) £80-120

Lot 57 58 A Leeds pearlware blue and white beer jug, decorated oriental summer palaces, 7in (18cm) a Worcester blue and white coffee pot, transfer decorated (hairline crack) 7.5in (19cm) and a pearlware blue and white coffee pot, decorated oriental summer houses (foot rim and spout tip chippied, hairline cracks to top rim of body) 8.25in (21cm) a creamboat, a teabowl, a slop bowl, (hairline crack) 6.25in (16cm) diameter, a plate, 9.8in, decorated a summer palace, a Caughly blue and white floral fircone pattern plate, (hairline crack to border) 7.5in (19cm) (all late eighteenth century) and a pair of early nineteenth century oval blue and white pearlware willow pattern tureen stands, with pierced borders, 11.5in (29cm) (10) £80-120

Lot 58


59 A pair of nineteenth century porcelain pot pourri vases, painted roses, gilt edged magenta borders, the pierced leaf covers with gilt strawberry finials (one restored) the knopped stems with pierced reticulated leaves, on circular bases, (unmarked) possibly Minton, 12in (31cm) £100-150

Lot 59 60 A Victorian Hall Thomas' London patent overlaid glass inkwell, in purple and silver with hinged cover and flared base 4.25in (11cm) diameter £80-120

Lot 60 61 A nineteenth century Sitzendorf porcelain oval dessert stand, the dish painted inside with flowers, the exterior applied roses, supported by four cupid legs 13.5in (34cm) £80-120

Lot 61 62 A pair of nineteenth century Sitzendorf porcelain figure candlebra, of a gardener and his lady, wearing eighteenth century coloured costume and foliage encrusted twin candle branches, with a basket of fruit and picked flowers, on blue gilt rococo bases, 9.95in (25cm) £100-150

Lot 62

63 Five early twentieth century Dresden historical porcelain figures of Coldstream guards, comprising; an officer circa 1660, 10in (26cm) an officer Grenadier 1760, 11in (28cm) an officer light company 1820, 12.25in (32cm) a turbaned sepoy musician (India) 1830, holding a parasol chime, 12.25in (32cm) (overall) and a drummer 1832, 11in (28cm) Provenance the 5th Earl Temple of Stowe, by descent. £200-300

Lot 63 64 An Italian majolica arabelo, the waisted body decorated a portrait bust and yellow and green foliage, to a blue ground, 11in (28cm) (rim with chips) £100-150

Lot 64 65 A Meissen white porcelain figure of Minerva holding out a wreath to a dwarf, (restored) late eighteenth century, 8.25in (21cm) a continental white porcelain cupid, holding the remains of a cornucopia, impressed initials CR and no 352, 7.1in (18cm) and a Naples white porcelain figure of a gentleman, his sword by his side, seated on a chair with a floral strewn base crowned mark, 4.5in (11.5cm) (3) £80-120

Lot 65


66 A late Nineteenth century Meissen porcelain part tea service, decorated sprigs of flowers and green leaf borders, compromising seven tea cups, six saucers, four chocolate cups and two saucers, a slop bowl, a muffin dish with cover and two cake platters (one with a chip) 9.5in (24cm) (23) £100-150

Lot 66 67 A mid Eighteenth Century small Chinese Trailing porcelain armorial plate decorated a gilt armorial with double head swan crest, octagonal border with tarcin famille rose blossom, 6.25in (16cm) a Chinese famille rose soup plate decorated tobacco leaves and flowers with implement (border cracked and riveted) 9in (23cm) a late eighteenth century Chinese famille rose teapot, the sides decorated a basket of flowers on a mat, the lid cracked and riveted 6.5in (16.5cm) and a late eighteenth century Chinese porcelain famille rose saucer dish 8in (20cm) together with a late eighteenth century small Chinese export bowl and saucer decorated a European urn with gilt initials (a chip). Chinse blue foliage wavy edge borders, the foot with a chip 4.4in (12cm) an oval Chinese late eighteenth century blue and white willow pattern spoon tray 4.47in (12cm) and Chinese eighteenth century blue and white porcelain jug, handle with a hairline crack (8) £100-200

Lot 67

68 A Chinese eighteenth century porcelain punch pot decorated with famille rose enamel panels of flowers, gilt powdered decorated blue and white foliage. The dragon head moulded spout (chipped and cracked) a scroll handle (with chip) the cover with a pomegranate finial, 8in (20cm) £80-120

Lot 68 69 A set of four Chinese eighteenth century blue and white porcelain plates, decorated a child taking flowers from a gardeners walking with a fawn, insects and flowers to the borders, 9in (23cm) £80-120

Lot 69 70 A pair of nineteenth century Japanese porcelain saucer dishes, decorated in coloured enamels, a Portuguese seventeenth century ship and Portuguese merchants to the trellis border, with urns (one cracked and riveted) 8.5in (21cm) diameter £80-120

Lot 70


71 A St Louis style crown glass paperweight, with pink and white netting, ribs to a millfiore apex, 2.5in (6.25cm) together with a nineteenth century English glass millefiore paperweight with white canes, 2.5in (6.25cm) with a whitefriars amber glass paperweight, with bubble inclusion, 3.25in (8.5cm) (3) £100-150

Lot 71 72 A late eighteenth century Bristol blue decanter, with gilt decorated Brandy label on a chain and an urn on a chain above crossed laurel sprays, 7.25in (18.5cm) and a set of four Regency hobnail cut Bristol blue salts, on a knopped pedestal foot. (5) £80-120

Lot 72

Oriental & Porcelain 73 A late eighteenth century Chinese blue and white porcelain rectangular tureen stand, with angled corners, decorated a scene of a lady and servant carrying baskets of flowers by a tree, patterned borders, 12.5in (32cm) £80-120

Lot 73

74 A nineteenth century Chinese blue and white porcelain waisted vase, decorated birds, insects and a dragonfly, amidst blossoming foliage, a patterned neck (chipped with a hairline crack to the shoulder) the matching lid with fritting to the edge, four character reign mark for K'ang Hsi but not of the period, 13in (33cm) £100-150

Lot 74 75 A Chinese famille verte porcelain wine pot, the double gourd outline body decorated children catching a butterfly on a line, floral panels and a summer house with pine trees, a swan neck spout and double scroll handle, the lid with a Kylon finial, 12.25in (31cm) (twentieth century) £100-150

Lot 75 76 A Chinese nineteenth century famille verte porcelain bowl, the interior with figures conversing around a table in a garden (rubbed) gilt and foliage border, the exterior with famille rose foliage, 8.5in (22cm) £80-120

Lot 76


77 A pair of Chinese nineteenth century blue and white porcelain ginger jars, decorated prunus blossom, the dentil borders, with lids, 10.5in (27cm) £200-300

Lot 77 78 A Chinese eighteenth century porcelain teapot, decorated a lady with an attendant watching a child holding a flower, a tapering spout, a scroll handle, the lid cracked, a pair of matching tea bowls and saucers, another pair of tea bowls and saucers and a pair of Japanese cups and saucers (9) £80-120

Lot 78 79 A nineteenth century Chinese porcelain wine cup, the interior with three blue circular patterns of foliage, a key border, a celadon extension, on a foot, 6in (15cm) diameter and another, the blue and white interior with two carp, a key border and patterned exterior, on a foot (cracked body) 5.25in (13cm) diameter (2) £100-150

Lot 79

80 A nineteenth century Chinese blue and white lidded crackleware dragon vase, with clouds of smoke and fire, the shoulder with a moulded Cafe Au Lait band of grapevines, waves to the foot, the lid with a Kylon finial, 18.75in (48cm) £200-300

Lot 80

Furniture 81 A Regency rosewood veneered card table, the 'D' shape fold over flap swivel top inlaid stringing and lined with green tooled leather, the frieze with a central tablet, the turned rope twist stem, on a quatreform plinth, inlaid stringing, the hipped splay legs with chased brass bellflower pendant mounts and inlaid stringing, on brass paw sabots, with casters, 3ft (91.5cm) Provenance the 8th Earl Temple of Stowe. A possible attribution to Gillow. £200-300

Lot 81 82 A Regency mahogany bedside cupboard, the galleried top with pierced hand grips, a tambour shuttered compartment and a later converted oak lined drawer, the sides pierced with vent holes, the front with two dummy outline drawer fronts, with brass knob handles, on square legs, 20.5in (52cm) £100-200

Lot 82


83 A Victorian ottoman stool, the padded hinged seat and tapering sides covered in old velvet, mahogany mouldings and bun feet, 20in (51cm) Provenance the late Countess Temple of Stowe. £80-120

Lot 83 84 A Sheraton mahogany veneered bow fronted hanging corner cupboard, the moulded cornice above a painted interior, enclosed by a pair of doors, banded and inlaid stringing, 30.5in (77.5cm) Provenance the Earl Temple of Stowe, from the Boxall Bequest. £100-150

Lot 84 85 A Victorian walnut occasional table, the circular top carved foliage to a raised border, on a turned fluted stem, a foliage carved collar and open carved cabriole legs, with scroll toes, 18in (46cm) £80-120

Lot 85

86 An early nineteenth century narrow mahogany chest of three short drawers and two long graduated drawers, with brass bail handles, on bracket feet, 3ft 3.5in (100cm) £200-250

Lot 86 87 A Regency mahogany Harpists Chair, the reeded bar back with a circular stuffed over seat, covered hatched patterned needlework, revolving on a veneered circular frame to a screw adjustment, the four panelled sabre legs, with a stretcher. £200-300

Lot 87 88 A Sheraton mahogany bedside cupboard, the top with a raised gallery, above a pair of well figured veneered doors (one with patch) brass edging strip and knob handle, on square legs, 15.5in (39cm) £80-120

Lot 88


89 A Regency mahogany pole firescreen, with a framed floral needlework panel, on a ring turned tapering stem, to three splay legs on ball feet. £80-120

Lot 89 90 A Regency mahogany dwarf breakfront bookcase, in the manner of George Smith, the well figured top above a central frieze drawer, with wood knob handles and open shelves, ribbed and turned corner pillars, on turned bun feet, 6ft (183cm) wide, top depth (with later extension) 12in (30cm), centre 16in (41cm) height 3ft 4in (102cm) £500-700

Lot 90 91 A set of four Sheraton Revival side chairs, painted beech decorated flowers, the pierced double splat backs with stuffed over seats, on square tapering legs, with 'H' stretchers (late nineteenth century) £80-120

Lot 91

92 A large Victorian mahogany extending dining table, the rectangular top with three extra leaves, a wind out action to the frame, having rounded corners on foliage carved turned fluted legs, with petal collars, to turned feet, on brass casters, 4ft 3in (130cm) x 9ft 2in (280cm) extended £200-300

Lot 92 93 An early nineteenth century mahogany veneered bow front chest, the top frieze inlaid an ebony line, the two short and three long drawers with replaced oval brass plate handles, the shaped apron on front splay French bracket feet, 3ft 6.5in (108cm) £100-200

Lot 93 94 A Sheraton satinwood veneered side table, the hinged rectangular top crossbanded in maccasser ebony, the front frieze with an oval ivory escutcheon top, brass lock, inlaid ebony stringing, the square tapering legs with an 'H' stretcher, 25in (63cm) £200-300

Lot 94


95 NO LOT 96 A George III rectangular stool, the upholstered seat, on square chamfered mahogany legs, 24in (61cm) Provenance the 8th Earl Temple of Stowe. £80-120

Lot 96 97 A Sheraton mahogany work table, fitted a mahogany lined drawer with a brass lock, above a pleated silk work bag, the back with a lift up pleated silk fabric firescreen, on square tapering legs with collared turned feet, 19.25in (49cm) £200-300

Lot 97 98 A large Victorian figured mahogany veneered chest, the tablet top with a flared border, the two short and four long cedar lined drawers, with brass locks and wood knob handles, (the base drawer incorporating the plinth) front rounded corners, on bun feet, 4ft (122cm) £100-200

Lot 98

99 A Victorian satinwood and rosewood occasional table, the oval drop leaf top, with an end frieze drawer, mahogany lined with a trade label for George Flashman Market Place, Dover, the baluster turned stem with buttons, on four moulded and leaf carved cabriole legs and acanthus scroll feet, 22in (51cm) x 32in (81cm) £100-200

Lot 99 100 An early Victorian oak Glastonbury desk armchair, the panelled back carved a coronet and initial 'C', the downswept shaped arms to a seat, pegged braces to the 'X' frame legs, with a central stretcher, a design attributable to Augustus Pugin. Provenance the Collingbourne Family, originally from Bradfield Manor. £100-200

Lot 100 101 A late nineteenth century mahogany sofa table, the end drop leaf top crossbanded in satinwood, with a reeded edge fitted two drawers in front, two dummy drawers behind with brass knob handles, the trestle ends united by a ring turned stretcher, the splay legs inlaid stringing, the brass sabots on casters, 3ft 0.5in (92cm) £100-150

Lot 101


102 A matched set of six Regency mahogany dining chairs, with lyre splat backs, the four side chairs with tablet crests, the pair of carver armchairs with turned block crests, inlaid fine banding, with reeded arms, on turned supports, the stuffed over seats on front matching turned legs, (one side chair with old repairs) £100-150

Lot 102 103 A Victorian rosewood loo table, the circular tilt top veneered in satinwood, stamped no 3796, the turned baluster stem with a band of cabochons, on three leaf carved cabriole legs, the scroll toes on casters, 4ft 1in (124cm) diameter. £200-300

Lot 103 104 A Dutch oval occasional table, veneered in satinwood, crossbanded in acacia with chequer banding, the top inlaid a marquetry cowrie shell, with a raised border, on square tapering legs, 33in (84cm) (late eighteenth/early nineteenth century) £100-150

Lot 104 105 A mahogany occasional table, the circular top with a moulded edge, a baluster turned stem, on three cabriole legs, to club feet, 16in (40.6cm) £80-120

Lot 105

106 A William IV rosewood frame firescreen, with a plumed tied scrolling surmount, a glazed Heraldic panel in gros point and petit point needlework of a coat of arms and the symbols of the United Kingdom of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, with sprays of oak leaves and acorns, the base united by a turned stretcher, the plinths on turned feet. £80-120

Lot 106 107 A mahogany extending dining table, comprising; a pair of half round side tables and a rectangular centre table with two extra leaves, the friezes on square moulded and chamfered legs, 3ft 10in (117cm) x 260cm, assembled. £100-200

Lot 107 108 A set of eight mahogany dining chairs, in mid eighteenth century style, with pierced splat backs, the stuffed over seats on cartouche carved cabriole legs, to claw and ball feet, comprising; a pair of carver armchairs and six side chairs. £200-300

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109 A small George II mahogany bureau, the fall flap reveals a fitted interior with a cupboard door flanked by bookend secret compartments, drawers and pigeon holes, the four long graduated oak lined drawers with replaced brass plate handles and brass escutcheons, on bracket feet, 34in (86cm) £200-300

Lot 109 110 A Victorian rosewood veneered library table, the rectangular top fitted two frieze drawers (one stamped Bulstrode Paddington Street, Marylebone) mahogany lined on twin vase turned end supports with petal carved collars, the hipped leaf scroll carved legs, with brass casters 3ft 5in (104cm) £200-300

Lot 110 111 A Moroccan foliage carved hardwood sideboard, inlaid mother of pearl stars, the frieze drawer with caligraphy, with a pendant frieze to the open compartment, flanked by two mihrab open compartments, the panelled sides with pierced ball turned borders, on bracketed short legs, 3ft 8in (112cm) (late nineteenth century) £100-200

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112 A George II walnut corner armchair, the wrap around arms on vase outline splats (one scroll missing) and turned supports, the drop in seat on shaped friezes, a front cabriole leg with a spade foot and three waisted turned legs. £200-300

Lot 112 113 A nest of three early nineteenth century rosewood veneered occasional tables, the rectangular tops with a gadroon edge, the twin bobbin turned block side supports, to shaped hoop feet, 20.5in (52cm) to 15.5in (39.5cm) £100-200

Lot 113 114 A late eighteenth century elm dresser, fitted three drawers with brass swan neck handles, on square tapering legs, 5ft 6in (168cm) £600-800

Lot 114 115 A set of four early nineteenth century Windsor chairs, the hooped stick backs in ash with beech rails and fruitwood pierced wheel splats to elm seats, on turned beech legs, united by 'H' stretchers. £100-150

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116 A large mahogany two tier square revolving open bookstand, inlaid satinwood fine banding, the base on casters, 26in (66cm) square x 3ft 0.5in (92cm) high. £100-150

Lot 116 117 A modern elm coffer bach, the hinged lid inscribed inside Jack Sample, Cromer 1964, the edges thumb cut, on hoop cut out ends, 27in (69cm) £80-120

Lot 117 118 A small early nineteenth century Channel Islands mahogany veneered bow front chest, of four long graduated drawers, with brass flower head plate ring handles, the top and front banded in satinwood and rosewood crossbanding, on swept French front bracket feet, 3ft 1in (94cm) wide x 3ft (91.5cm) high. £200-300

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119 A Sheraton mahogany bow front dressing table, the twin flap top reveals an altered interior lined with brown baize, the front inlaid ebony stringing with three dummy drawers and an arched kneehole flanked by two drawers, fitted later brass rosette plate ring handles, on square tapering legs, 30in (76cm) £80-120

Lot 119 120 A nineteenth century mahogany pedestal desk, the top with a gallery, the roll flap reveals a fitted interior with maple veneered drawers and pigeon holes, the pull out writing slide with dummy drawers at the back, green gilt tooled leather insets, a central easel back slope, the pedestals each with three graduated drawers, all fitted wood knob handles, the plinths on casters, 4ft 5in (135cm) £100-200

Lot 120 121 An early twentieth century French stained wood lamp table, the reduced spiral etched stem fitted twin electric lights, a leaf and vine carved bowl to a table top, covered in beaten brass depicting scenes and symbols of Ancient Egypt with a rufflet edge, 27in (69cm) diameter, the spiral etched stem with an acanthus carved bowl, the heavy gadroon circular base on bun feet, 5ft 7in (170cm) high. £100-150

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122 A mahogany bow fronted writing table, the top edge with ebony stringing fitted three mahogany limed drawers, the figured veneer fronts with brass knob handles, the square tapering legs on socket feet, 3ft (91.5cm) £200-300

Lot 122 123 An eighteenth century oak mule chest, the hinged lidded top above a fielded panelled front and two drawers, with brass swan neck handles, fielded panel sides, on bracket feet, 4ft 3in (130cm) £100-150

Lot 123 124 A nest of three Chinese hardwood occasional tables, the fielded panel rectangular tops to line and dot key carved friezes, the legs with side stretchers, on scroll feet, 16.75in (42.5cm) to 12.25in (31cm) early twentieth century. £100-150

Lot 124 125 A Regency mahogany rectangular swing toilet mirror, on turned supports with globe finials, the veneered inverted front box base with three drawers, wood knob handles, on pad feet, 25in (64cm) £100-150

Lot 125

126 A late nineteenth century Japanese export parquetry chess table, the square top inlaid a chequer board slotting on to a square stem, with four scrolling legs, 23.25in (59cm) £100-200

Lot 126 127 A Sheraton mahogany veneered lady's occasional table, the rectangular top inlaid stringing to a border of tulipwood cross banding, fitted a frieze drawer with a brass lock and brass knob handles, the square tapering legs with an 'X' stretcher, 20in (51cm) £100-200

Lot 127 128 An Irish early nineteenth century mahogany duet work table, the octagonal top compartments with hinged flaps, the frieze on four ring turned legs united by an 'X' stretcher each on a turned foot, 24in (61cm) £100-200

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129 A Regency mahogany tricoteuse table with brass stringing and mouldings, the oblong tray top, on lyre shape ends with splay legs united by a stretcher, 16in (40cm) £200-300

Lot 129 130 A pair of late Regency rosewood étagères, the veneered rectangular tops with pierced brass galleries above the veneered shelves, with front turned supports and pillasters, to the panelled backs on turned feet, 19in (48cm) wide x 34.5in (88cm) high £600-800

Lot 130 131 A George III mahogany elbow chair, the pierced 'splat' back with outscrolling arms, the drop in seat on front square legs united by an 'H' stretcher £200-300

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132 A Regency mahogany bow fronted bedside cupboard, converted to a drinks cupboard, on ogee bracket feet with a pair of reeded doors above a deep drawer with two dummy drawer fronts fitted oval brass plate handles, the sides with brass swan neck carrying handles, 24in (61cm) £100-200

Lot 132 133 A Sheraton mahogany 'D' shape tea table, the veneered fold over top to a frieze with a satinwood tablet on turned reeded legs, circa 1800 3ft (91.5cm) A possible attribution to Gillow £100-200

Lot 133 134 An early Victorian mahogany show frame ladies armchair, upholstered in purple velvet, the arm fronts carved acanthus foliage, on front turned waisted petal legs, to brass castors £80-120

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135 A late Regency rosewood occasional table, the circular veneered top inlaid a maple marquetry garland and an outer circlet of leaves and bellflowers to the crossbanded border, the baluster turned stem to a circular platform on three scroll legs to turned feet, 21.5in (55cm) A possible attribution to George Bullock £500-700

Lot 135 136 A Queen Anne style Chinoiserie mirror, the frame grained to simulate faux oyster walnut and decorated with gilt gesso oriental figures, a shaped surmount with a garden scene, the broken arch centred a scallop shell, 34in (86cm) x 16.5in (42cm) £100-200

Lot 136 137 A Victorian rosewood corner etagere, with a pierced fretwork back to the serpentine front top shelf above three further graduated shelves, turned finials to the spiral twist supports, on turned feet, 24in (61cm) £100-150

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138 A pair of William IV rosewood veneered footstools, with drop in padded seats, on pendant carved scroll splay feet, 12in (31cm) £200-300

Lot 138 139 A Sheraton mahogany swing toilet mirror, the shield shape glass on scroll supports, the serpentine front veneered box base with a drawer banded in tulipwood and inlaid stringing, with wood knob handles, on an ebonised plinth, 16in (41cm) £80-120

Lot 139 140 A Victorian faded rosewood veneered dwarf bookcase, the inverted breakfront with two shelves, flanked by cupboards fitted shelves, enclosed by domed panelled doors, on plinth base, 6ft (183cm) wide x 3ft (91.5cm) high £300-500

Lot 140

Clocks 141 A Victorian wall timepiece, the 8 day fusee movement with a seventeen inch circular painted dial, with Roman Numerals and inscribed S Silverthorn, 50 Catherine Street, Salisbury, the hinged glazed door in a carved giltwood and gesso wreath frame, of acorns and oak leaves. £200-300

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142 A French contra buhl mantel clock, with a replaced movement striking on a bell, a gridiron gilt bob pendulum, in an eighteenth century brass cartouche shape case, the engraved dial with enamel Roman Numerals and outer Arabic numerals, inscribed Gaudron, Paris, the glazed hinged door and case with cast ormolu mounts, the surmount with a cast cherub, standing on a gadroon edge plinth, scroll feet, 21in (53cm)

Lot 142 143 An early nineteenth century Channel Islands longcase clock, the 8 day movement striking on a bell, the arched painted thirteen inch dial, with Roman Numerals and subsidiary seconds and calendar dials, inscribed J Daymore Jersey, flowers to the corners and the lunette, the mahogany case with an arched hood with swan neck pediment and marquetry panels, turned rope twist pillars and reeded back pillars, with glazed side panels, the trunk with a gothic top waist door crossbanded in rosewood, the corners with rope twist pilasters, the base with rosewood crossbanding to well figured veneer, the plinth applied an outline frieze and faux bracket feet, 7ft 11in (241cm) £200-300

Lot 143

144 A William IV table clock, the 8 day striking on a bell to the twin fusee repeating movement, having a white painted convex dial, with Roman Numerals inscribed T Waite Cheltenham, the mahogany pagoda top case with a crossbanded border and ebony moulding, the sides with brass rosette ring handles, above brass fretwork panels, the base on a plinth, 20in (51cm) £600-800

Lot 144 145 An early nineteenth century wheel barometer, the mahogany veneered banjo shape case with brass finial, to the architectural pediment, above marquetry inlay of sunflower heads and conche shells, a border of stringing, an engraved brass thermometer plate and a circular 8 inch barometer dial, inscribed D Dirnelli, Bristol, 3ft 3.5in (85cm) £80-120

Lot 145


Metalworks & Objects 146 A Victorian rectangular cigar box, veneered in burr figured walnut, the interior of the hinged lid with flame figured mahogany veneer, later rose velvet to the base, a brass lock, 13.75in (35cm) together with a Regency brass inlaid rosewood rectangular work bow, with gadroon moulding, on bun feet, 11.25in (28.5cm) (2) £80-120

Lot 146 147 A late nineteenth century black forest carved wood bear handle blotter, 6in (15cm) together with a mid nineteenth century rosewood veneered tea chest, with double lidded compartment interior, 6in (15cm) (2) £80-120

Lot 147 148 A pair of late nineteenth century Sicilian carved wood polychrome cart ornaments, one depicting Joseph, Jesus and Mary and the other the Queen of Sheba with attendants, 8in (20cm) £100-150

Lot 148

149 Two early nineteenth century black papier mache circular snuff boxes, one painted an old man, 3.6in (9cm) the other with two young women wearing national costume and conversing with a lady on a terrace, 4in (10cm) (2) £80-120

Lot 149 150 A late eighteenth century treen hourglass, with turned supports, 7.25in (18cm) £80-120

Lot 150 151 A Victorian walnut desk stationery box, the front with two hinged flaps, veneered in burr figured walnut and fitted a brass bramah lock, a stepped fitted interior and a base drawer, 14in (35.5cm) £100-150

Lot 151 152 Two pairs of nineteenth century ormolu fronted curtain ties, with steel wall spikes, in brass tubes, 15in (38cm)

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153 A cast iron chimney ornament of an Assyrian lamassu, 13.25in (34cm) £80-120

Lot 153 154 A pair of French nineteenth century ormolu wall lights, the three candle branches with swags, decorated urns and coronet drip pans, 13.5in (34cm) converted later to electricity. £200-300

Lot 154 155 A late nineteenth century Italian bronze hanging chain, with eagle brackets for a hanging lamp or a bird cage. £80-120

Lot 155 156 An eighteenth century steel pot rack and two ironwork forks (4) £80-120

Lot 156

157 An early nineteenth century large mahogany writing box, with a fitted interior, brass corners and sunken brass side handles, 24in (61cm) £80-120

Lot 157 158 An early nineteenth century mahogany double sloping lidded work trug, with a loop handle and fitted a frieze drawer, 15in (38cm) £100-150

Lot 158 159 Two Chinese carved bamboo brush pots, carved with figures in the gardens of a summer palace (cracked) one with an open side, 7.25in (18.5cm) and 11in (28cm) £80-120

Lot 159 160 A late Victorian mahogany oval tray, with pierced fretwork electroplated gallery, having beaded borders and pierced hand grips, on bun feet, 24in (61cm) £100-150

Lot 160


161 A mid seventeenth century brass octagonal alms dish, the raised central boss engraved with a gentleman, scrolling foliage and repousse beadwork, (holes and splits to the border) 16in (41cm) £200-300

Lot 161 162 A seventeenth century brass alms dish, the centre with a repousse St Marks lion (a hole) repousse panelled, an etched border, 16.5in (42cm) diameter. £200-300

Lot 162 163 A brass alms dish, with a repousse Catherine wheel boss, surrounded by a worn text, raised etched edge border (late sixteenth/early seventeenth century) 16in (41cm) £200-300

Lot 163 164 A Victorian brass ships bell, the 'Monarch' 1878, 9in (23cm) H.M.S Monarch was the first turret warship to be fitted with 12 inch guns, laid down in June 1866 and launched 1867, completed 1869, refitted in 1878 to carry two torpedo launchers. £200-300

Lot 164

165 A large late Victorian waisted glass decanter, with a silver mounted pouring neck and a spiral twist stopper, 12.5in (32cm) London 1895 £80-120

Lot 165 166 A Chinese blue and white porcelain traditional shape vase, decorated muses at table, a bird and blossom to the knop and a seated mandarin with two ladies, chips to rim, 10in (25.5cm) and another Chinse vase, 10.25in (26cm) (2) £80-120

Lot 166 167 An early nineteenth century Dutch oval mahogany tray, inlaid an oval marquetry conche shell and inlaid stringing, a heavy pierced brass gallery, 21.5in (55cm) £80-120

Lot 167 168 A pair of French early nineteenth century, bronze and ormolu candelabra, the stems with a cherub holding up three scrolling candle branches with central torch, standing on top of a globe, with a chased collar to a ribbed tied bowl, a floral and anthemion chased petal moulding, to the square base, 22in (56cm) (one candle nozzle missing) £200-300

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169 A pair of nineteenth century Moghul oval miniatures, painted on ivory of a Rajah and a religious procession, 1in (2.5cm) x 1.25in (3cm) in differing glazed gilt frames. £100-150

Lot 169 170 A pair of nineteenth century Italian Grand Tour black marble obelisks with pietra dura inlay of dogstooth, in differing semi precious stones and a white flower, on a stepped base, 14in (35.5cm) £200-300

Lot 170 171 A late nineteenth century violin, the interior with a paper label inscribed Antamius Stradivarius Cremonen Fis Faciebt Anno 1721, 14.5in (37cm) £100-150

Lot 171 172 A nineteenth century violin in distressed state, 14.5in (37cm) with a repaired bow, in original stained wood violin case lined with red baize. £100-150

Lot 172

173 A Chinese century cello, 23.65in (60cm) £80-120

Lot 173 174 An early twentieth century violin with a paper label inside Carlo Antonio Teftore Figlio Maggicre Del Fu, Carlo Giufeppe in Contrada Largala Fegno Delr Aquila, Milano 1724, 14.5in (37cm) £80-120

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Pictures 175 A Victorian cork picture of a castle with boats on the Rhine, 7in (18cm) x 8.5in (21.5cm) in a gilt gesso decorated gilt frame and a watercolour of an Irish country house incorporating a ruin, with cattle in a meadow by a stream, hills in the background, indistinctively signed and dated, 9.5in (24cm) x 13.5in (34cm) framed and glazed (2) Provenance the Earl Temple of Stowe. £80-120

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176 David Headon. A pair of signed watercolours, a chestnut horse grazing in a tree lined field at sunset, 9.5in (24cm) x 14in (35.5cm) framed and glazed and Evening over Bosham, 10in (25cm) x 14in (35.5cm) together with Col HRB Donne, a signed watercolour from above, Zenno Lake Como, 20in (51cm) x 13.25in (34cm) framed and glazed (3) £100-150

Lot 176 177 'Lima' Picasso School Paris 1960. A signed watercolour of people conversing, 10.5in (27cm) x 8.5in (21.5cm) framed and glazed. £80-120

Lot 177 178 John Pascoe '78. A watercolour study of an opera singer from the production of Griadne by R Stevens, directed and co designed by R Cosden, 21in (53cm) x 14in (35.5cm) framed and glazed. £80-120

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179 English School. A watercolour depicting a goat in a cave, South Cliff Hastings, 5.25in (14cm) x 7.5in (19cm) gilt framed and glazed, the mount inscribed JMW Turner, 1775-1851. £100-150

Lot 179 180 Leyton Forbes. A signed watercolour, a girl picking flowers on a path in a thatched cottage garden, 11in (28cm) x 18.5in (47cm) in a glazed gilt frame. £100-150

Lot 180 181 An album of domestic watercolour portraits, fishing boats, social history buildings, calf bound, covering the late eighteenth century/early nineteenth century and a Victorian scrap album of watercolour sketches of butterflies, fisherfolk landscapes around Dover, two early Victorian miniature three quarter length portraits of Charles Henry Richards and his wife and a daughter at rest, 5.5in (14cm) x 6in (15cm) and 3.25in (8cm) x 4in (10cm) oval framed, cased (a lot) £100-150

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182 Irish School. A pair of early nineteenth century watercolour figures and rowing boats with ships moored by a seaside town and fishermen setting out in the moonlight by a village, 5.25in (13.5cm) x 6.5in (16.5cm) in verre eglomise gilt frames and a smaller pair cottagers conversing, 3in (8cm) x 4.25in (11cm) ebonized slips to glazed gilt frames (4) £80-120

Lot 182 183 J Colville 1902. A signed oil painting on canvas, wreckers in a rowing boat towing part of a ships mast amongst rocks, near St Michaels Mount, Cornwall, at sunrise, 22in (56cm) x 3ft (91.5cm) in a contemporary gilt gesso frame. £200-300

Lot 183 184 Mayer 1859. A signed oil painting on wood panel, an 11th Hussar officer dismounted with other members of his company behind, 12in (36cm) x 9in (23cm) in a contemporary gilt gesso frame. A possible attribution to Auguste Mayer. £100-200

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185 Henri Pieron. A signed oil painting on wood panel, of a woman walking on a path to a farm, two punts moored by the bank of the river, by cliffs in a gorge, 12.25in (31cm) x 16.25in (41cm) in a gilt gesso frame, inscribed on the back La Lesse Anseremme. £100-200

Lot 185 186 G Schroder. A twentieth century oil painting, Flemish Family relaxing at table after a meal in a covered courtyard, in a town in the early seventeenth century, 15.5in (39cm) x 19.5in (49.5cm) in a gilt ornate frame. £300-400

Lot 186 187 Dutch School, early seventeenth century. An oil portrait on canvas of a gentleman, relined, 16.75in (42.5cm) x 13in (33cm) in a modern gilt frame. £100-200

Lot 187 188 A Victorian oil painting on canvas, portrait of the young Viscount Cobham, later Earl Temple of Stowe, 31in (79cm) x 25.5in (65cm) in a foliage carved giltwood early eighteenth century frame. Provenance the Earl Temple of Stowe. £200-300

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189 Dutch School. An oil painting on canvas, laid onto a wood panel, of a traveller on horseback, 5in (12.5cm) x 4in (10cm) ebonized wood frame. £80-120

Lot 189 190 English School, early nineteenth century. A pair of oil paintings on canvas, pastoral subjects of children with lost sheep, 3ft 3in (99cm) x 28in (71cm) relined, in Victorian gilt gesso frames £300-500

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