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Tuesday 21st February 2012, 10:30 am

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Jewellery 100 - 128
Objets d'Art 135 - 169
Weapons 170 - 176
Caddies and Boxes 180 - 199
 
Books 205 - 219
Prints & Engravings 225 - 228
Watercolours 229 - 263
Oil Paintings 245 - 262
Clocks 270 - 284
Carpets and Rugs 285 - 287
Furniture 290 - 377


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Ceramics
1 A First Period Worcester polychrome bowl, circa 1770's, vase and cartouche panels painted with exotic birds and insects, on a scale blue ground, blue seal mark, diameter 16.5cms, (6½"). £80-120 £140
2 A First Period Worcester polychrome dessert plate, circa 1770's, vase and cartouche panels painted with a butterfly and floral sprays, scale blue ground, blue seal mark, diameter 22.5cms, (9"). £80-120 £180
3 A First Period Worcester style polychrome sucrier and cover, Samson late 19th century, cartouche-shaped reserves, painted with birds and insects on a powder-blue ground, (matched) ogee domed lid, bears blue seal mark, 17cms, (6½") and a Worcester style circular bowl, English 19th or 20th century, similarly decoration, diameter 18cms, (7"), (2). £50-80 £110
4 A First Period Worcester blue and white bowl, 1770 - 75, painted with "The Waiting Chinaman" pattern, script 'W' mark, diameter 12cms, (4¾"). £50-80 £200
5 A First Period Worcester cup and saucer, 1760's, vase and cartouche panels, painted with birds, butterflies and insects, scale blue ground, seal marks, (2). £100-150 £190
6 A Stevenson & Hancock Derby tea bowl and saucer, 19th century, painted in coloured enamels with floral sprays and sprigs, standard cross baton marks in red and a Stevoenson & Hancock Derby tea cup and saucer, decorated with rose sprigs, the saucer of octagonal shape, (4). £50-80 £60
7 A pair of Art Deco Keramis pottery bottle vases, Boch Freres, stylised floral decoration, incised and painted in colours, on a crackle ground, pattern number 897, 27cms, (10½"). £100-150 £220
8 A Coalport blue and white bough pot bombe and serpentine form, moulded with scallops and ring pendants, gadrooned apron, lacking cover, (cracked), width 29cms, (11½"), height 18cms, (7"). £200-300  
9 A Chinese polychrome vase, Qianlong, moulded shaped reserves painted with figurative scenes, blue ground, decorated in gilt with flowers, butterflies and foliage, (hairline crack), 26cms, (10¼"). £300-500 £380
10 A Derby polychrome dessert basket, 1760's, pierced and rosette moulded shaped oval bowl, sprig handles encrusted with flowers and foliage, painted centre spray, some losses, width 26cms, (10"). £400-600 £400
11 A Bow "Kakiemon" polychrome octagonal shallow dish, circa 1760, "Two Quails" pattern with flowering foliage, patterned border, width 17cms, (6¾"). £150-200 £220
12 A First Period Worcester polychrome lozenge-shape spoon tray, lightly lobed outline, painted with a floral spray and sprigs, width 13cms, (5¼"). £100-150 £120
13 A Meissen "Kakiemon" polychrome tea bowl, probably 18th century, of octagonal form, painted with "Two Quails" pattern, cross-swords mark, width 7cms, (2¾") and a First Period Worcester "Kakiemon" cup and saucer, gold crescent marks, (cup handle damaged), (3). £100-150 £360
14 A First Period Worcester polychrome pear-shaped sparrow-beak jug, 1760's, decorated with sprays and sprigs, 9cms, ("3½") and another similar pear-shaped sparrow-beak jug, 9cms, (3½"), (both damaged), (2). £70-100 £85
15 A Chelsea Derby polychrome coffee can, circa 1760, painted with exotic birds, in the manner of James Giles, 6cms, (2¼"), a Longton Hall polychrome coffee cup, 1750's painted with root flowers, (damaged), 7cms, (3"), a Bow coffee cup, 1750's, painted with flowers and foliage, under a hatched border, (chipped), 6cms, (2¼") and five others, (8). £200-300 £1650
16 A Chelsea Red Anchor Period silver-shaped navette dish, circa 1755, shell moulded, painted with sprays in polychrome enamels, red anchor mark, glazed craquelure and hairline cracks, width 95cms, (10"). £100-150 £160
17 A First Period Worcester scallop-shape polychrome dessert dish, 1760's, painted Sir Joshua Reynold's pattern, on a blue surround, with gilt hatching, 'W' mark, width 19cms, (7½"). £200-300 £320
18 A Chelsea Red Anchor period polychrome caudle cup on stand, 1750's, the domed lid with a cherry finial, the bowl (badly damaged and riveted) with twin sprig handles, painted with floral sprays, butterflies and insects, dished circular stand, diameter 17cms, (6½"). £100-150 £130
19 A Bow lozenge-shaped polychrome spoon tray, circa 1760, decorated with root flowers and a duck, (rubbed), 14cms, ( 5½"), a Derby polychrome spoon tray, lightly moulded outlines, painted with a spray and sprigs, 14cms, (5½") and a continental porcelain chamber stick, late 19th century, moulded and painted with ivy, 13cms, (5"), (3). £100-150 £290
20 A First Period Worcester tea bowl and saucer, 1760's, lightly fluted, "Jabberwocky" pattern in coloured enamels and gilt, within a turquoise scrolled border, (2). £150-200 £210
21 A First Period Worcester "Kakiemon" shouldered vase, circa 1760, of hexagonal section, "Two Quails" pattern, 14cms, (5½). Provenance: Labelled Cheetham Collection, CA119 as Chelsea. £100-150 £1500
22 A First Period Worcester plate, circa 1760's, lightly lobed outline, vase and cartouche panels, filled with flowers and foliage, in polychrome enamels on a scale blue ground, seal mark, diameter 19.5cms, (7¾"). £200-300 £180
23 A Derby desk stand, 1760's, with an integral box, the lid (badly damaged), with fruit finial, a pounce pot inkwell and chamber stick, (the latter now fixed to the base), moulded scroll and painted floral decoration in polychrome enamels, width 21cms, (8¼"). £400-600 £360
24 A First Period Worcester cup and saucer, 1760's, slightly larger size, vase and cartouche panels filled with birds and insects, scale blue ground, seal mark to the saucer, (2). £100-150 £320
25 A Chinese polychrome shouldered ovoid vase, Kangxi, compartmentalised decoration with figures, alternating with jardinieres of flowers, replaced wooden lid, 15cms, (6"), on a hardwood stand. £200-300 £520
26 A First Period Worcester shallow bowl, 1760's, shaped and slightly lobed outline, floral decoration in the Imari palette, hatched border, seal mark, (chipped), diameter 15cms, (6"). £150-200 £130
27 A Chinese shallow bowl, Qianlong mark and period, internal and external decoration of dragons chasing flaming pearls, in a green enamel, incised waved pattern to the exterior, six-character mark, (chips and hairline crack), diameter 18cms, (7"). £2000-3000 £6000
28 A large wine glass, "SUCCESS TO THE BRITISH FLEET 1759", further wheel engraved with a sailing ship, The Britannia, plain stem, circular foot, 23cms, (8¼"). £200-300 £210
29 A large Meissen campana vase and cover, mid 19th century, slightly domed lid with a leafy pineapple finial and foliate coronet band, the bowl of waisted form with painted floral reserves and moulded with stiff leaf tendrils, lobed foot, substantial damage and rudimentary repairs, 74cms, (29"). £800-1200  
30 A pair of Victorian Art Pottery bottle vases, green and brown glaze, stamped with a monogram device 'T.T.C.' 22cms, (8¾"). £60-80 £70
31 A Chinese yellow glazed gu-shape beaker vase, incised six-character mark, moulded decoration with scrolls and lappets, 38cms, (15"). £300-400 £600
32 A Chinese polychrome square section shouldered vase, probably 19th century, fixed ring mask head handles, decorated in famille rose enamels, with narrative scenes, (damage and crude repairs to extremities), 40cms, (15¾"). £200-300 £800
33 A Chinese polychrome baluster-shape vase, 19th century, applied moulded with dragons chasing a pearl to the shoulder, painted with Mandarin figures, flowers and foliage and famille verte enamels, supplementary reserves to the shoulder band, (rim chipped), 28cms, (11"). £50-80 £95
34 A Chinese polychrome beaker, Qianlong, principal reserve painted with Mandarin figures on a terrace, supplementary monochrome landscape reserve, the ground decorated with flowers and foliage, (chipped and cracked), 13cms, (5"), a small Chinese cylindrical teapot, decorated with Mandarin figures, 8cms, (3"), a Cantonese quadrefoil shape box with a pierced lid, a small Chinese polychrome ewer and a cuboid jar, (5). £70-100 £340
35 A set of twelve olive-green glass wet drug jars, 18th century, bottle form with rounded bowls, named: TR.CARD.S., SP.LAV.C., TR.RHATA, TR.JALAP,. TR.SCILL,. SP.FEPH. N.O., TR.GENT, TR.VAL.AM, A.ACETIC., SP.FETH.N.S, EL.SALUTE. and LQ.VO*C.C, the latter broken, each of slightly different size, approximately 28cms, (11"). £1000-1500 £3400
36 A porcelain dessert service, English or Welsh 1800-1820, each with a named botanical specimen, within a zig-zag gilt border, comprising a navette shaped comport, named 'China Holly, Lox Rose Mallows', 35cms, (14"), four oval dishes named respectively 'Nasturtiums', 'Hen Bane', 'Comcomb' and 'Large Iris', 28cms, (11"), four square-shaped dishes 'Hepatica', 'Liver Wort', 'Passion Flower' and 'Spatlin Poppy', together with three lobed dishes and eleven plates, (damaged), mostly rubbed, some very badly, (22). £500-700  
37 A pair of Minton majolica figural two-light candelabra, date cipher for 1864, each modelled as a standing figure wearing elaborate Renaissance-style costume, holding aloft a pair of torches forming the candle holders and standing on an oval base moulded with grotesque masks, impressed MINTON, numbered 1111 and 1112, some damage and losses, 53cms, (21"). £1000-1500 £5200
38 A English porcelain fox-head stirrup cup, 19th century, painted in coloured enamels, the collar moulded and painted with fruiting vines, 13cms, (5"). £80-120 £100
39 A suite of Stuart Crystal table glassware, comprising twenty-one hock glasses, 18cms, (7"), twelve champagnes, 13cms, (5"), four wines, nine sherries, ten cocktails and eight liqueurs, (64). £400-600 £550
40 A Chinese blue and white bowl, Daoguang seal mark, decorated with dragons chasing a flaming pearl, diameter 14.5cms, (5¾"). £100-150 £100
41 A pair of Stevenson & Hancock Derby posy vases, second half of the 19th century, painted with floral reserves, on a green ground, red baton marks, 6cms, (2¼"). £50-80 £90
42 A Coalport goblet shaped ornamental vase, circa 1900, with three scrolled handles and domed circular base, dotted in turquoise enamel, on a tooled gilt ground, numbered V7292, 18cms, (7"). £100-150 £90
43 A Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern tea set, circa 1915, Imari pattern, comprising a silver-shaped oval teapot, 12cms, (4¾"), two-handled sucrier with a domed cover, milk jug, six cups, five saucers, six plates, together with a bread and butter plate, pattern number 2451, (21). £150-200 £380
44 A Stevenson & Hancock Derby three-piece tea set, second half of the 19th century, oval straight-sided form, Imari pattern, comprising a teapot, 10cms, (4"), two handled sucrier and milk jug, (3). £100-150 £170
45 A Chinese blue and white ovoid vase, probably 19th century, formal decoration of leaves and flowers, under a pendant band, 26cms, (10"). £200-300 £1700
46 A celadon cylindrical bowl, probably Chiang dynasty and decorated with flowers and foliage under Key pattern band, raised on three feet, height 7cms, (3"), on a two-section wooden stand. £80-120 £85
47 A Chinese monochrome sang de boeuf glazed circular shallow bowl, 19th or early 20th century, diameter 20cms, (8"), a small mottled lilac-blue mottled shallow bowl, diameter 13cms, (5") and a peach bloom compressed bowl, diameter 10cms, (4"), (3). £70-100 £800
48 A small Celadon circular plate, probably early 20th century, relief decorated with flowers and foliage, diameter 15cms, (6") and a Celadon cylindrical vase, decorated with flowers and foliage, within Key pattern bands, (chipped), 17cms, (6½"), both with stands, (2). £50-80 £950
49 A Chinese blanc de chine figure of Guanyin, probably 19th century, seated on a throne with two attendant figures, 23cms, (9"). £40-60 £240
50 A Celadon crackle-glazed two-handled shallow bowl, probably 19th century, width 11cms, (10¼"), with a hardwood lid and stand, 10cms, (4") overall, another Celadon crackle-glazed circular bowl, diameter 14cms, (5½") and a Japanese crackle-glazed vase with a wooden lid and carved wood base, 11cms, (4¼"), (3). £150-200 £1500
51 A Chinese polychrome baluster-shaped mug, Qianlong style, painted decoration with a continuous scene of hunting dogs, trees, flowers, foliage and shrine, 15cms, (6"). £500-700 £450
52 A Chinese blue and white shouldered baluster vase, decorated with a continuous landscape, with figures, pavilions, trees and foliage, ebonised domed lid, 33cms, (13") overall. £400-500 £420
53 A Royal Worcester "Stuart Rose Jar", date mark for 1895, of lobed and shouldered form, painted with sprays of flowers on a peach ground, pattern number 1312, 26cms, (10"). £300-400 £300
54 A pair of Chinese polychrome shouldered ovoid jars, decorated with birds amongst flowers and foliage, with insects, one cracked, lacking lids, 30cms, (12"). £300-400  
55 A Chinese famille rose charger, Qianlong, painted with Asiatic Pheasants amongst flowering foliage, patterned floral border, diameter 32cms, (12½"). £150-200 £340
56 A Royal Worcester pot-pourri vase, date mark for 1903, of shouldered ovoid form, pierced domed and moulded lid, panelled reserve with roses and buds, pattern number 171/H, 19cms, (7½"). £200-300 £180
57 A pair of Coalbrookdale style ornamental vases, second quarter of the 19th century, of slender form with two scrolling handles, encrusted with flowers and foliage, heightened in coloured enamels and gilt, (damaged), 26cms, (10"). £100-150  
58 A Chinese polychrome reticulated vase, bearing Daoguang six character seal mark, the body pierced, celadon with roundels of fish, the shoulder and neck decorated with flowers and foliage on a yellow ground, 41cms, (16"). £1000-1500 £5500
59 A Chinese polychrome vase, Qianlong style, rounded bowl with a drawn neck, the bowl with flowers in a predominantly green pallette, on a blue ground, the neck with stylised flowers and foliage and stiff leaves, on a pink ground, 41cms, (16"). £600-800  
60 A Chinese polychrome vase, Daoguang six character seal mark, ovoid bowl with elephant mask handles to the neck, the bowl decorated with flowers and foliage, the neck with stylised flowers on a yellow ground, 28.5cms, (11¼"). £600-800 £700
61 A Chinese polychrome Meiping vase, bears Qianlong six character seal mark, decorated with stylised flowers and tendrils in famille rose enamels, on a patterned blue ground, 28cms, (11"). £800-1200 £700
62 Large Chinese Meiping polychrome vase, bears Yongzheng six character seal mark, decorated with three reserves, painted with birds amongst flowering foliage in famille rose enamels, gold ground with stylised flowers and tendrils, 55cms, (21½"). £1000-1500 £900
General
63 A Chinese vase, lozenge shape, moulded dragon handles and seal motifs, pale celadon glaze, impressed seal mark, drilled, 37cms, (14½"). £150-200 £460
Silver
70 A George III silver waiter, probably by Edward Jay, London 1783, lobed and beaded outline, engraved shield crest, on talon and ball feet, 12ozs, diameter 20.5cms, (8"). £400-600 £360
71 A pair of George II sauceboats, maker's mark possibly P.W., mid 18th century, cut outlines, leaf-capped scrolled handles, later engraved initials, each raised on three anthemion pad feet, 20ozs in total, 11cms, (4½"), (2). £500-800 £450
72 A George III plain oval silver mustard pot, by Charles Chesterman, London 1805, domed hinged lid with an urn finial, reeded scrolled handle, moulded girdle, with blue glass liner, 8cms, (3") with Fiddle pattern mustard ladle, London 1821, (2). £120-180 £110
73 A Victorian silver cylindrical mustard pot, by Henry Holland, London 1860, engraved foliate decoration, slightly domed hinged lid, with engraved monogram, within a wreath cartouche, shell thumb-piece, scrolled handle with a blue glass liner, 8cms, (3") and a Kings pattern spoon, London 1820, (2). £150-200 £160
74 An Edwardian silver hip flask, by J.C. Vickery, London 1906, of cushion rectangular form, engraved with a crest, mottos and initials, 13cms, (5"). £50-80 £130
75 A George II silver sauceboat, indistinct maker's mark, London 1746, of small size, leaf-capped handle, later engraved monogram, on three hoof feet, 6ozs, 9cms, (3½"). £250-350 £240
76 A pair of Victorian electroplated cluster column table candlesticks, with acanthus cast sconces, the lobed bases with quadrefoil designs, 30.5cms, (12"). £50-80 £95
77 A pair of Edwardian silver thistle cluster cruets, by Fenton Bros. Ltd., Sheffield 1910, each condiment of thistle form, with leafy bases, with four blue glass liners and four matched spoons, Edinburgh 1965, height 8cms, (3"), (8). £250-350 £550
78 A set of six silver fish knives and forks by Aitkin Bros., Sheffield, shaped moulded handles, filled, cased. £100-150 £260
79 A Victorian circular silver salver, by Edward & John Barnard, London 1862, cast egg and dart moulded outline, decorated with stylised anthemions, raised on Regency pattern paw and scrolled feet, 40ozs, diameter 36cms, (14"). £600-800 £700
80 A part canteen of Victorian Old English pattern silver cutlery, by Charles Boyton, London 1897, comprising tablespoon, three table forks, six dessert spoons, four dessert forks and six teaspoons, together with another table fork, dessert spoon and two dessert forks, 40ozs in total, with an oak case. £700-1000  
81 An Arts & Crafts silver plate, by William George Connell, London 1893, the flange embossed with Tudor rose motifs and acanthus tendrils, engraved to the reverse, "W.G. Connell, Fecit, 83 Cheapside, London", 7ozs, diameter 23cms, (9"). £200-300 £300
82 A Victorian electroplated entree dish on stand, cast foliate and gadrooned outlines, the domed lid with a cast scrolled handle, engraved crest, the base section with reeded handles, on scrolled feet, width 38cms, (15"). £100-150 £110
83 An American sterling silver sugar spoon by Tiffany & Co., New York, circa 1895, Holly pattern, 15cms, (6"). £80-120 £120
84 A set of four Mexican silver scallop-shape butter dishes, by Maciel, each raised on three ball feet, 7cms, (2¾"). £70-100 £60
85 An Australian electroplated Art Deco four-piece tea set, by Angus & Coote, Sydney, each piece of conical form, with angular handles, comprising a teapot, 17cms, (7"), a water jug, covered milk jug and covered sugar bowl, (4). £100-150 £100
86 A four-piece Regency style silver tea set, by Viners, Sheffield 1961-63, each piece of shaped oval form with beaded outlines and raised on lion-paw feet, comprising teapot with composition handle and finial, 15cms, (6"), hot water jug, 23cms, (9"), milk jug and sugar bowl, 62ozs gross, (4). £750-1000 £1000
87 A modern silver three-light candelabra, by Roberts & Belk, with reeded 'S' scrolled branches, tapering polygonal stem, circular base, weighted, 30cms, (12"), a pair of matching candlesticks, 21cms, (8¼"), (3). £300-400 £540
88 A six-piece Chinese silver tea set, Wai Kee, Hong Kong, 90 standard, mid 20th century, engraved decoration of bamboo and birds, matted ground, comprising an oval teapot, 12.5cms, (5"), hot water jug, milk jug, sugar bowl with cover, sugar tongs and an oval tray, 56cms, (22), 113ozs in total, (6). £2000-3000 £2700
89 A silver-mounted mother of pearl baby's rattle, designed as Mr Punch by Crisford & Norris Ltd., Birmingham 1926, with a teething ring, 13.5cms, (5¼") overall. £100-150 £110
90 A silver-mounted mother of pearl baby's rattle, a jester by Quarrier Ward Ltd., Birmingham 1988, with a teething ring, 16cms, (6¼"). £100-150  
91 A white metal mounted mother of pearl baby's rattle, a bear, unmarked with a mother of pearl teething ring, 16cms, (6¼") and another white metal baby's rattle, modelled as a bear with a teething ring, 11cms, (4¼"), (2) £80-120 £75
92 A silver-mounted mother of pearl baby's rattle, an owl by Crisford & Norris Ltd., Birmingham 1924, with a small teething ring, 17cms, (6¾"). £150-200  
93 A silver mounted mother of pearl baby's rattle, by Adie & Lovekin Ltd., Birmingham 1915, embossed with Tom Thumb, with a teething ring, 12cms, (4¾"), and a silver-mounted coral baby's rattle, marks rubbed, probably Birmingham 1920, (damaged), 10cms, (4"), (2). £60-100 £55
94 An Arts & Crafts silver trumpet vase, by Omar Ramsden, London 1929, cast band with four lion masks, octagonal base with wave motifs, 29ozs, 25cms, (10") £700-1000 £2900
95 A Victorian three piece silver tea set, by Holland, Son & Slater, London 1882, each piece of tapering oval form, cast and repousse decoration of scrolls and foliage, comprising a teapot, 13cms, (5"), milk jug and sugar bowl, 20 ozs in total, (3). £300-400 £400
96 A Victorian silver trumpet vase, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1899, with a shaped rim, chased and embossed decoration of stylised leaves and gadrooning, 15ozs, 25cms, (10"). £300-400 £280
General
97 A rectangular silver snuff box by Nathaniel Mills, enguine turned decoration. £400-600 £400
Jewellery
100 A French gilt metal reticulated necklace, bar linked, the clip marked 'Brevette', length 41cms, (16"). £500-800 £750
101 A French yellow metal emerald and diamond set multi-hinged bracelet, Art Deco style setting, with three diamonds, each within a sapphire square, marked 'Brevette'. £500-800 £1400
102 A French gilt metal pendant brooch, set with a circular portrait cameo, filigree surround with seed pearl pendants, indistinctly marked. £150-200 £300
103 A Patek, Philippe & Cie 18k gold pocket watch, white enamelled dial with subsidiary second dial, signed Patek, Philippe & Cie, Geneve, keyless movement number 127824, with patent date Jan 13, 1891, plain case, diameter 4.8cms, (17/8"). £300-500 £1600
104 A Cantonese graduating foliate carved bead necklace, width 107cms, (42"), a Cantonese carved ivory foliate pendant, on a boot lace strap, a pierced ivory pendant, on an amber and carved ivory bead silk work necklace, a jadeite and silk strung necklace, two other necklaces and two carved ivory pendants. £100-150 £2300
105 A carved light coloured jade and white metal brooch, pierced and relief carved with leaves and tendrils, unmarked, width 9cms, (3½"). £50-80 £2800
106 An 18ct white gold diamond cluster ring, the centre stone approx. 0.30 carats surrounded by twenty-two further stones, marked 18ct. £400-600  
107 An 18k white gold three-stone diamond ring, approx. 1.00 carat in total, open setting with engraving, marked 18k. £1500-2000 £1500
108 An 18ct hallmarked diamond solitaire ring, approx. 0.60 carat. £500-700  
109 A white metal sapphire and diamond cluster ring, chequer design with seven sapphires and eight diamonds, unmarked. £250-350  
110 An 18ct white gold sapphire and diamond cluster ring, with six square cut sapphires and brilliant cut diamonds, stamped 18ct. £150-250 £210
111 An Edwardian yellow metal amethyst and pearl set hinged bangle, floret design with leaves and tendrils, on an open frame, unmarked. £250-300 £420
112 An Art Deco style 9ct white gold brooch, with a rectangular jadeite panel, on a plain bar, marked 9ct, 5.5cms, (2¼"). £80-120 £70
113 A pair of Edwardian 15ct gold amethyst and pearl drop earrings, the large facet cut oval amethysts with foliate mounts and rose coloured suspension hoops, together with a matched Edwardian amethyst and pearl set pendant brooch of oval form, (3). £650-800 £600
114 A yellow metal turquoise and champlevé enamel dress ring, set with a large cabochon turquoise, filigree mount, foliate enamelling. £20-30 £75
115 A yellow and white metal opal and diamond oval cluster ring, the opal cabochon surrounded by eleven diamonds, unmarked. £100-150 £90
116 An Edwardian white and yellow metal diamond-set circular brooch, with rosettes and scrolling tendrils, set with graduating diamonds, diameter 2.5cms, (1"). £400-600 £380
117 A pair of Edwardian style 9ct hallmarked gold and pearl-set pendant earrings, scrolled open frames, each supporting five pearls. £80-120 £80
118 An Edwardian 9ct pearl set circular brooch, open design, with a foliate centre, marked 9c, diameter 3cms, (1¼"), complete with suspension hoop. £80-120  
119 A pair of yellow metal ruby and pearl set pendant earrings, the rubies facet of oval form. £300-400  
120 A pair of yellow metal, garnet and simulated diamond earrings, with rectangular chamfered stones. £30-50 £35
121 A yellow and white metal sapphire and diamond cluster ring, the central sapphire surrounded by twelve diamonds, approx. 0.70carat, hinged shank, unmarked. £400-600 £1150
122 A pair of 9ct sapphire cluster earrings, the centre stone surrounded by eight white stones, marked 9ct. £100-150  
123 A contemporary 18ct hallmarked gold hinged bracelet, by Tom Payne & Peter Triggs, primary cartouche division with polished stone oval and five pearls on radiating stems, traditional links, each with a single pearl. £600-800 £1200
124 A 9ct hallmarked gold pocket watch, 1931, white enamelled dial, signed 'S. Child, 10 Bull Street, Birmingham', subsidiary second dial, Swiss fifteen jewels keyless movement, diameter 5cms, (2"). £300-500 £320
125 A Continental yellow metal two-strand watch chain, circa 1900, with enamelled decoration and an inset with seed pearls, length overall 38cms, (15"). £450-500 £600
126 A contemporary 18ct gold necklet, by Tom Payne & Peter Triggs, the pendant piece with a square cut emerald and twenty-three diamonds, three-strand multi-link collar. £1500-2000 £1600
127 A gent's 9ct rose gold wristwatch, signed Thomas Russell & Son 1930 white enamelled dial with subsidiary second dial, Swiss 15 jewel movement, number 99383, leather strap. £80-120 £170
128 A gent's 9ct gold Rone Sixteen wristwatch, 1935, silvered engine turned dial with subsidiary second dial, 16 jewel Swiss movement, number 812, on a leather strap and a lady's vintage wristwatch, yellow metal case, on a leather strap, (2). £100-150 £220
Objets d'Art
135 After Desiderio Da Settignano (probably late 19th century). "Laughing Boy" a marble bust, 33cms, (13") Footnote: After the original in the Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna. £100-150 £210
136 Taxidermy: Three French hens, arranged against a painted background, domed glass in an oak and composition frame, 61 x 76cms, 24" x 30". £300-500 £600
137 Lewis Carroll's typewriter. A vintage Hammond typewriter, with two curved rows of keys, swinging type shuttle, plywood cover, width 36cms, (14"). Provenance: Purchased by C L Dodgson in 1888. At his death the machine passed to his brother W L Dodgson, (extant label 18/2/98 and correspondence with the Hammond Typewriter Co. March 1908). Then a gift to a descendent of the vendor. Footnote: Dodgson acquired the typewriter on May 3rd 1888 with a diary entry stating, "May 4, (F). Chandler came across to show me how to work the 'Hammond Type-Writer', which arrived yesterday". It is inscribed above the manufacturers instructions 'Rev. C.L. Dodgson, Ch.Ch. Oxford'. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, (1832-1898), who under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll wrote of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was a lecturer of mathematics at Christ Church, Oxford. Under his given name Dodgson, he published extensively including Memoria Technica, Curiosa Mathematica, Principles of Parliamentary Representation and Symbolic Logic. Interestingly Dodgson had a keen interest in photography and other writing and duplicating devices. Although Dodgson did not write his most famous Alice books on this machine, it is thought that he completed a mathematics treatise on it and also a small number of items of correspondence. £2000-3000 £6500
138 A Victorian brass oil lamp, plain reservoir, stepped square base with a tinted and moulded glass shade, complete with chimney, height 68cms, (27"). £70-100 £75
139 A Chinese jade mounted Cloisonne pedestal ewer, slender form with gilt metal mounts, carved jade roundels to the body and a double gourd finial to the domed lid, the body decorated with stylised flowers and symbols on a turquoise ground, old repairs, 30cms, (12"). £200-300 £3000
140 A Persian white metal mounted knife, engraved blade, ornamental scrolled ferrule, carved horn handle with white metal appliques, length 22cms, (8½"). £40-60 £42
141 An Anglo Indian metal mounted ivory veneered and sandalwood book rack, Vizagapatam late 19th century, with folding open arch ends, adjustable platform on metal lion paw feet, minimum width 33cms, (13"). £100-150 £750
142 Pair of "white" ivory two-light dwarf candelabra, open hoop frames, circular bases, 18cms, (7"). £150-200 £320
143 A small Chinese Celadon jade figure of Guanyin standing, 5cms, (2") and a very similar figure, (2). £300-400  
144 An Aboriginal Wunda shield, Western Australia, typical incised design, painted in natural pigments, 74cms, (29"). Provenance; Acquired by the vendor whilst working as a bush doctor in the 1960's. £1500-2000  
145 An Aboriginal boomerang, 65cms, (251/2"), and an Aboriginal spear launcher, 69cms, (27"), (2). Provenance: Acquired by the vendor whilst working as a bush doctor in the 1960's. £200-300  
146 A Cantonese carved sandalwood visiting card case, circa 1920, decorated in high relief with figures, buildings, trees and foliage, 11 x 8cms, (4½" x 3") and a Chinese cinnabar lacquer circular box of cushioned form, decorated with flowers and leaves, diameter 6cms, (2¼"), (2). £50-80 £320
147 A Chinese Han style jade shield-shape pendant, amber brown to celadon, pierced and carved with a curling dragon, 13cms, (5"), on a bespoke hardwood stand. £200-300 £4000
148 A Chinese emerald green jadeite archer's thumb ring, probably Ching dynasty, offered with a domed wooden lid, on a wooden base, overall height 6cms and a celadon coloured jadeite cylindrical vase, cloudy celadon colour, raised on three feet, with a wooden stand, 13.5cms, (5¼") overall, (2). £150-200 £950
149 A carved celadon jade dragon's head carving, early 20th century, designed with a lizard and scrolling foliage, 12cms, (4¾"), another similar 11cms, (4½") and another, smaller, 8cms, (3"), the latter on a bespoke hardwood stand, (3). £150-200 £1300
150 After the Antique, Ganymede, standing bronze, probably 19th century on Sienna style marble plinth 57cms, (22½"). £800-1200 £700
151 A pair of Sino-Indian carved ivory candlesticks, leafy knopped stems, circular bases, 17cms, (6¾"). £80-120 £70
152 A Chinese carved ivory netsuke, designed with two skeletal figures, 6.5cms, (2½"). £150-200  
153 A Chinese carved ivory flower bud carving, two buds on a short stem, modelled with an insect, 5cms, (2"). £200-300  
154 A Chinese carved ivory wrist wrest, the first side with a standing figure, holding a scroll on a cloud with suspended objects, the reverse with leafy bamboo and spiders, 16cms, (6¼"). £300-400 £600
155 A carved ivory momento mori skull's head match striker, Far Eastern, on a cruciform base, 7cms, (3"). £150-200 £400
156 A Victorian long stitch wool-work picture, a man o'war and frigate in a rosewood frame with a gilt slip 65 x 83cms overall, (25½" x 33"). £600-800 £550
157 A Chinese carved soapstone figure of an elder, seated, holding a pearl and dragon, 21cms, (8¼"). £1200-1800  
158 A Japanese carved ivory wrist wrest, Meiji period, carved with waterlilies, frogs and water fowl, the reverse designed as bamboo segment, flowering bamboo and an insect, 15cms, (6"). £1200-1800  
159 A pair of Chinese Cloisonne baluster-shaped vases, decorated with flowers and scrolling tendrils, on turquoise blue ground, 32cms, (10½"), on wooden stands. £200-300 £300
160 A pair of Japanese gilt metal and inlaid shoulder vases, probably Meiji, each decorated with cockerels and flowering prunus branch, each with two character mark, 18cms, (7"). £100-150 £170
161 A William IV needlework sampler, by Eliza Evans, 1834, with a two verse hymn, flower baskets and urns within a meandering border, rosewood frame, 53 x 45cms, (23" x 17"). £200-300  
162 A pair of French rococo style bronze candlesticks, probably late 19th century, dark patination, cast with scrolls and foliage, shaped oval bases, 17cms, (7"). £200-300  
163 Queen Victoria: A lock of hair A curl of light brown hair in a small circular ebonised frame with a gilt slip. Footnote: With a transcript of the old label "Queen Victoria's hair when a girl - left with Miss Sykes" With correspondence from the Librarian, Windsor Castle, Berkshire (1968), The Royal Collection Trust (1996) and The U.K. Atomic Energy Authority (1970), together with published article and an original transcript. £200-300 £180
164 A Mont blanc Meisterstuck No. 149 fountain pen, black lacquered with gilt bands, 15cms, (6"). £200-300 £210
165 A small Victorian mother of pearl oblong shape box, raised on four ivory ball feet, silk lined interior, slight damage, width 7.5cms, (3"), a mother of pearl veneered visiting card purse, of rectangular form, 11cms, (4¼") and a mother of pearl veneered visiting card case, slight damage, 10cms, (4"), (3). £100-150 £90
166 A small Victorian tortoiseshell casket, with slightly domed lid, white metal plaque initialled A.M., raised on four ivory feet, (damaged), width 6cms, (1½). two tortoiseshell visiting card cases, (both damaged), 11cms, (4¼") and simulated tortoiseshell compact, cushioned rectangular form, 8cms, (3"), (4). £150-200 £140
167 An Eastern pierced ivory baby's rattle, probably Indian, with a whistle and teething ring, 16cms, (6¼"). £50-80 £45
168 A Victorian copper tea urn, ovoid bowl with a domed lid, cast handles with beechwood grips, brass tap, 46cms, (18"). £100-150 £110
169 A Chinese Mandarin figure doll, painted wood head, wearing embroidered brocade garments, 28cms, (11"). £70-100 £130
Weapons
170 A stonebow, walnut stock, iron two pillar fore-sight, trigger mechanism, width 77cms, (30"), length 81cms, (32"). £800-1200  
171 An Eastern short sword, 77cms, (27½") double-edged blade, bronzed guard, replaced grip. £50-80 £50
172 A Turkish Shamshir, 79cms, (31") curved steel blade, ivory faced gilt metal mounted hilt. £100-150 £140
173 An Indo-Persian steel mace, spherical head, decorated with horseman, within reserves, patterned ground, spear-point terminal, 74cms, (29"). £100-150 £190
174 A Turkish Shamshir, 77cms, (30"), curved steel blade, ivory faced gilt metal mounted hilt. £250-350 £220
175 An Eastern Tulwar, 70cms, (27½"), curved and fullered blade, iron hilt and another Tulwar, (2). £200-300 £320
176 A flintlock Blunderbuss, 46cms, (18") brass barrel, full walnut stock, steel mechanism stamped 'T Green' on the plate, brass furnishings and butt end with a ramrod. £800-1200 £900
Caddies and Boxes
180 A China Trade black lacquered and painted oblong tea caddy, 19th century, decorated in gilt and red enamel, containing two white metal canisters, each with engraved decoration, width 20cms, (8"). £80-120 £70
181 A Chinese gold lacquer oblong box, Wong Tai Mi & Co, Foochow, circa 1920, painted decoration of a landscape scene, figures and pavilions, 11cms, (4¼") a similar blue lacquer box, Sing King Ang, Foochow, 10cms, (4"), a square-shape brown locker box, Wong Tai Mi & Co., Foochow, the lid painted in silver with bamboo and storks, 15cms, (6") and a similar shallow rectangular try, Wong Tai Mi & Co., Foochow, decorated in silver with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl, width 17cms, (6¾"), (4). £100-150 £75
182 A Regency serpentine shape tortoiseshell tea caddy, sarcophagus lid, ivory outlines, two-section interior, raised on four bun feet, (some losses), width 20cms, (8"). £300-500 £360
183 A late Victorian tortoiseshell and white metal faced morocco stationery box, the cylinder front with applied decoration of seraphim, with scrolled foliage, ornamental scallop escutcheon, hinged cylinder front revealing a red watered silk interior, width 29cms, (11½"), height 19cms, (7½). £300-500 £300
184 A George III rolled paper and satinwood oval tea caddy, of straight sided form, with ornamental scrolling, ivory escutcheon, parquetry banding, gilt metal handle to the hinged lid, height 13cms, (5"). width 15.5cms, (6"). £1000-1500  
185 A China Trade "tortoiseshell" lacquered oblong shaped tea caddy, 19th century, over-painted with pheasants, butterflies and flowers, the hinged lid outlined with hatching, mother of pearl lozenge escutcheon, two-section interior, hinge defective, width 21cms, (8¼") £300-500 £300
186 A Regency rosewood tea caddy, of slightly tapering near oblong form, the hinged lid with a gilt metal swing handle, ivory escutcheon raised on four pad feet, satinwood faced interior, with two lidded compartments, velvet covered interior to the lid, width 30.5cms, (12"). £200-300  
187 An early Victorian burr maple oblong box, lacking escutcheon, the interior with a later elm tray liner, green roughed velvet lining to the lid, width 22.5cms, (9"). £100-150  
188 Victorian figured walnut casket-shaped tea caddy, with a domed lid, two section interior, width 23cms, (9"). £100-150  
189 An early Victorian black lacquered papier mache tea caddy, by Jennens & Bettridge, of oblong form, with serpentine outlines, painted in gilt and colours, original two-section interior, maker's stamp and numbered 3/20, width 20cms, (8"). £300-500 £270
190 An Anglo-Indian horn veneered ivory and ebony serpentine tea caddy, Vizagapatam, 19th century, with a white metal blank shield plaque to the slightly domed lid, two section interior, sandalwood lined lid interior, width 29cms, (11½"). £1000-1500 £1300
191 An early Victorian mother of pearl veneered sarcophagus-shaped tea caddy, lozenge design, two-section interior, red velvet lining to the lid, some refurbishment, width 18cms, (7") £400-600  
192 A Victorian burr walnut casket-shaped tea caddy, with a domed lid, two-section interior, width 22.5cms, (9"). £100-150  
193 A Victorian black lacquered papier mache desk stand, bombe form, decorated in gilt and colours with flowers, bird, basket of eggs and rococo scrolls, part morocco interior, with an integral ink well, width 21cms, (8¼). £300-500 £380
194 A Victorian brass mounted walnut casket-shape scent bottle case, with engraved ornamental straps and escutcheon, hinge defect, lacking interior, width 14cms, (5½") and an Italian amboyna and marquetry casket-shaped box, width 15cms, (6"), (2). £80-120 £70
195 A Victorian figured walnut oblong shaped caddy box, with kingwood banding, lacking interior, width 25.5cms, (10"). £100-150  
196 A Victorian walnut and ebonised desk stand, rectangular form, fitted with two glass inkwells, platform base with a single drawer, width 36cms, (14"), depth 23cms, (9"). £100-150 £90
197 A Regency tortoiseshell sarcophagus shape tea caddy, with white metal stringing, black plaque and escutcheon, shaped front, two section interior, velvet-lined lid, rudimentary repairs, width 19cms, (7½"). £500-700 £450
198 A Victorian walnut and brass banded oblong shape writing box, with a plain plaque and escutcheon, ebonised slope front interior with a tooled writing surface and compartment, width 51cms, (20"), depth 25cms, (10"). £120-180  
199 A Victorian walnut and Tunbridge ware banded casket-shaped tea caddy, with a domed lid, two section interior, width 18cms, (7"). £60-100 £60
Books
205 John Malham, "The Naval Gazetteer or Seaman's Complete Guide", second edition in two vols, with folding maps and plans, London 1801, card boards with cloth spines. £50-80 £180
206 William Shakespeare, "The Plays", From the Text of .... George Steevens and Edmond Malone...with a selection of explanatory and historical notes by Alexander Chalmers", New Edition in eight vols, London 1826, tan half calf, (rubbed), (8 vols). £50-80 £45
207 William Robertson, "The Works" in eight vols, namely: "The History of Scotland" in two vols, "The History of the Reign Emperor Charles V" in three vols, "America" in three vols, London 1827, uniform calf, (8 vols). £50-80 £70
208 Tobias Smollett, "The Miscellaneous Works with a Memoir by Robert Anderson", sixth edition in six vols, Edinburgh 1820, calf, (defective), (6 vols). £30-50 £30
209 Homer, "The Iliad", translated by Alexander Pope in four vols, London 1715-18, calf vols II, III and IV 4to, (damaged). £40-60 £40
210 Titus Livius, "Historiarum Libri", text in Latin, Oxford, 1840, calf: Herodotus [History] text in Greek with commentary by Joseph William Blakesley in two vols from the Bibliotheca Classica series, London 1854, calf: Cornelius Tacitus, "The Works" with Notes and Supplements by Arthur Murphy, New Edition for Jones' Classical Family Library, London 1831, calf and Virgil "Etudes Grecques", text in Latin with notes in French by F.J. Eichhoff, Paris 1825 in two vols, (9). £30-50 £35
211 Erasmus Darwin, "The Botanic Garden, a Poem in Two Parts", fourth edition in two vols, London 1799, calf; Rev. Gilbert White, "The Natural History of Selborne" with addition and supplementary notes by Sir William Jardine and edited by Edward Jesse, engraved plates, London 1851, calf, (3). £50-80 £85
212 Gaius Plinius, "Histoire Naturelle", text in French, in twenty vols, Paris 1829 to 1835, half calf, (20 vols). £70-100 £90
213 Gaius Julius Caesar, "Commentaries on his Wars in Gaul and Civil War with Pompey", translated into English by Captain Martin Bladen, folding plates, second edition improved, London 1706, calf. £40-60 £25
214 James Boswell, "The Life of Samuel Johnson", new edition elucidated, in four vols, bound as two, [n.d.], circa 1850, calf and Daniel Defoe, "The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe", illustrated edition, Cassell, Petter & Galpin, London and New York [late 19th century], half blue calf, small 4to, (3 vols). £40-60 £40
215 Carlo Goldoni, "Commedie Scelte", text in Italian, in three vols, calf, Milan 1821, calf; Dante Alighiere, "La Divina Commedia", New Edition in Italian, in five vols, Padua 1822 (8 vols); Theodor Mommsen, "Romisches Staatsrecht", in three vols, bound as five, Leipzig 1871 to 88, calf; Anne Louise Stael-Holstein, "Corinne au L'Italie", sixteenth edition in three vols, text in French, Paris 1817, small calf: La Fontaine, "Oeuvre Completes", in two vols, text in French, Edition Lahure, Paris 1858, green cloth and Georg Voigt, "The Die Viedereelebung des Classischen Alterhums" in two volumes, text in German, Berlin 1881, (20 vols). £50-80 £120
216 [Robert Burton] Democritus Junior, "The Anatomy of Melancholy" thirteenth edition corrected in two vols, London 1827, calf; Richard Hooker, "The Ecclesiastical Polity and other Works" in three vols, 1830 and "The Tatler", New Edition carefully revised in four vols, prefaces by Alexander Chalmers, London 1822, calf, (some damage), (9 vols). £40-60 £45
217 Thomas Carlyle, "The French Revolution" in two vols, London 1895, calf, Justin McCarthy, "The History of Our Own Times", new edition in four vols, London 1889, half morocco, Captain A. T. Mahan, "The Influence of Sea Power upon History 1666 to 1783", London 1892, blue calf and other historical works, calf or half calf, mostly school prizes, (20 vols). £60-80 £240
218 Samuel Johnson, "The Works" a new edition in twelve vols, with an essay on life by Arthur Murphy, London 1823, together with two supplementary volumes, "Debates in Parliament", London 1811, uniform calf, (14 vols). £50-80 £80
219 Punch Volumes LXXX (1881)-XCIII (1887), uniform faded maroon cloth; together with subsequent editions 1893-1912, uniform red cloth, (a large collections). £150-200  
Prints & Engravings
225 After Alfred Munnings, "The Paddock at Epsom, Spring Meeting", signed proof colour print, published 1932, sheet size visible, 45 x 55cms, (17½" x 21½") and another print after Munnings "The Saddling Paddock, Cheltenham March Meeting", published 1952, sheet size, 53 x 74cms, (21" x 29"), (2). £100-150 £210
226 Jacques Louis Peree after Jacques Barrand, "Femelle du Grand Oiseau de Paradis Emeraude No. 2", hand-coloured engraving, 48 x 34cms, (19" x 13") and eleven others from the same series, "Les Sifilet. No. 12", "Les Superbe Dalant Ses Parures. No. 15", "Les Nebuleux, dans l'Etat du Repos.Pl. 17", "Femelle de la Pie de Paradis. No. 22", "Le Rollier a Long Prins d'Afrique, Male. No. 25", "Le Rollier, a Ventre, Blu. No. 26", "Le Rollier, Varie d'Afrique. No. 28", "Le Rollier Vulgaire, Male. No. 32", "Le Homot Dombe. No. 39", Le Egeai a Joues Blanches. No. 43" and "Le Geai Orange.No. 47", foxed and stained, all trimmed within the plate marks, (12). £800-1200  
227 William Kip, "Dorcestriae Comitatis Vulgo Dorsett" hand-coloured county map visible 28 x 39cms, (11" x 15"). £100-150 £90
228 Robert Morden 'Comitatus Retelandiae Tabula Nova & Aucta' hand-coloured country map of Rutland, visible 28 x 36cms, (11" x 14"). £80-120 £70
Watercolours
229 Sir Hugh Casson "Ionic Capital, East Turkey" initialled and inscribed ink with watercolour 16 x 28cms, (6¼" x 11"). £400-600  
230 Roland Hill "A Crofter's Cottage" signed and dated 1941 watercolour 22 x 36cms, (8½" x 14"). £200-300  
231 George Moore Henton, "Leicester's Hospital, Warwick; Evening" signed and dated 1905 watercolour 38 x 56cms, (15" x 22"). Exhibited: Royal Institute of painters in watercolours, London 1906. £500-700  
232 Bernard Colls, "Haybury Happiness" and "Haybury Hornpipe", two studies of Springer Spaniels, both signed and dated 1939, watercolours 37 x 26cms, (14½" x 10"). £200-300  
233 Bernard Colls, "Rivoli Jubilee Queen" and "Haybury Honey", two studies of Cocker Spaniels, both signed and dated 1939, watercolours, 37 x 26cms, (14½" x 10"). £200-300 £180
234 Bernard Colls, "Phantasy of Swinbrook", study of a Cocker Spaniel, signed and dated 1939, watercolour, 37 x 26cms, (14½" x 10") and two others "Haybury Happy Monk" and "Haybury Rip Van Winkle", both signed and dated 1938, (3). £300-400  
235 Bernard Colls, "Haybury Harmony-Freckles", a study of a Springer Spaniel, signed and dated 1945, 37 x 27cms, (14½" x 10½") and another "Haybury Happy Girl", unsigned, (2). £300-500  
236 Maud Hunt, (Squire), "Haybury Helmsman", study of a Springer Spaniel in profile, watercolour, 17 x 23cms, (6½" x 9") and six others by the same hand, "Haybury Hyacinth", "Haybury Hushabye", "Haybury Helmsman", "Haybury Helma", "Ashett of Timbercroft" and "Haybury Helm", (7). £300-500 £360
237 Laura Knight, "Czechoslovakia", figures at a table, signed, inscribed and dated 1926, pencil, pen and ink and en grisaille wash, 24 x 35cms, (9½" x 13½"). £800-1200 £850
238 Reg Gammon, "Five Miles to Sarum" signed and dated 43 pen and ink drawing 30 x 48cms, (12" x 19"). £100-150 £120
239 *Yamanoi, (Japanese School circa 1920) Figure passing by a woodland shrine, signed watercolour 50 x 33cms, (20" x 13") another by the same hand, lake scene before Mount Fuji signed watercolour 33 x 50cms, (13" x 2") and two other Japanese watercolours, (4). £100-150 £90
240 Chinese School, early 20th century Spring and Winter, an Asiatic pheasant on flowering prunus and an eagle on a pine branch, both signed, pen and ink brush drawings (one mildewed), 136 x 34cms (53½" x 13"). £70-100 £55
241 Elizabeth Ogilvie "Primeval Breath from Sea Shallow" a triptych graphite drawing each 61 x 244cms, (24" x 96"), (3). Footnote: Exhibited Scottish Arts Council, Watermarks, Edinburgh 1980 travelling to CCA, Glasgow, Aberdeen Art Gallery and Stoke City Museum. Hugh Adams writing in the catalogue for the Watermarks Exhibition notes that "Elizabeth Ogilvie is among a very small number of British artists working exclusively in graphite and on a large scale.... she is quite clear about the reason for confining herself to graphite and thus monochrome in depicting her subject, the sea. She wishes to convey its physical property which most concerns her - its movement" £500-700 £500
242 Kenneth Holmes Bosham An estuary scene, signed and inscribed watercolour 28 x 38cms, (11" x 15"). £100-150  
243 Michael Barnfather A river scene, probably Derbyshire signed 'Barny' watercolour with black ink 41 x 56cms, (16" x 22") Footnote: Barny is the way Barnfather signed his earlier pictures. £200-300  
244 Michael Barnfather A Swiss chalet, Furigen-Bahn signed 'Barny' watercolour with black ink 58 x 41cms, (23" x 16"). Footnote: Barny is the way Barnfather signed his earlier pictures. £200-300  
Oil Paintings
245 Italian School probably 17th Century A papal greeting oil on canvas 53 x 51cms, (21" x 20"). Footnote: The scene may be the confirmation of the Jesuit Order, Pope Paul III greeting St. Ignatius of Loyola. £500-700 £500
246 Anglo-Chinese School 19th Century "Fishing Along the Pearl River" oil on canvas 51 x 85cms, (20" x 33½") labelled verso 'Property of Venerable Arch deacon Gray, Canton from 1851 to 1878' £300-400 £750
247 Henry Garland "A Game of Quoit" signed, bears title verso oil on canvas 71 x 127cms, (28" x 50"). £1200-1500  
248 English School 18th Century Portrait of a young man in a framed oval oil on relined canvas 71 x 61cms, (28" x 24") £200-300 £800
249 John Duvall "The Fisherman's Daughter" a girl and dog on a beach signed oil on canvas 29 x 24cms, (11½" x 9½"). £200-300 £260
250 After Joshua Reynolds Portrait of a lady, head and shoulders length oil on board 51 x 41cms, (24" x 20"). £200-300 £170
251 Boris Pastoukhoff Still Life of flowers in a vase signed oil on canvas 65 x 54cms, (21" x 25½"). £300-500 £3000
252 Vincent (?) Statz Portrait of a young man head and shoulders length signed 'Statz O' and dated 6/95 oil on canvas board 53 x 41cms, (21" x 16"). £200-300  
253 After Jan Steen An interior scene with baby and children in the foreground oil on relined canvas 61 x 91cms, (24" x 36"). £1500-2000  
254 Peter Newcombe 'Fallen Willow' signed and dated 1981 oil on board 20 x 23cms, (8" x (9"). £200-300 £250
255 Peter Newcombe "Armada House, Weston" signed and dated 1978, titled verso oil on wooden panel 15 x 19cms, (6" x 7½"). £100-150 £300
256 John Harrison, Portrait of a young lady, half length seated, signed and dated 1931, oil on relined canvas, 71 x 61cms, (28" x 24"). £300-400 £550
257 Cecil Kennedy, A still life of flowers in a glass vase, signed, oil on canvas, 51 x 41cms, (20" X 16¼"), Indistinct exhibition label dated Feb 1960. £4000-6000 £4000
258 Thomas Stanley Barber "Waterfalls, North Wales" signed, oil on canvas laid on hessian 51 x 41cms, (20" x 16"). £400-600 £380
259 Edward Facon-Watson "The Angler's Joy" oil on canvas within an arched slip 77 x 112cms, (30" x 44") (the painting and frame damaged). £500-700  
260 Italian School 19th century "The Ponte Vecchio, Florence", looking down the River Arno oil on canvas 65 x 100cms, (25½" x 39"). £600-800  
261 Edmund John Niemann "Richmond" the castle parapet looking across the Swale signed and titled oil on relined canvas 64 x 114cms, (25" x 45"). £3000-4000  
262 Louis Braquaval "The Market Place, Bethune" signed oil on mahogany panel 38 x 46cms, (15" x 18") Footnote: Inscribed verso, "Bought from Alex Reid 117/121 Great George Street, 7/8/1913". £800-1200 £1500
Watercolours
263 Neil Cawthorne, Study of a grey in a landscape signed and dated '62 pastel, 60 x 87cms, (23.5" x 34"). £200-300  
General
264 H. Cole, "On the Avon" signed and titled verso oil on canvas 50 x 37cms (19¾" x 14½"). £250-300 £220
265 S. William A stag in woodland and a cottage in woodland a pair signed oil on panel 45 x 25cms, (17½" x 10"). £200-300 £180
Clocks
270 A Victorian rosewood mantel clock, by Charles Frodsham, white enamelled dial, signed "CHAS FRODSHAM to the Queen", cylinder movement numbered 2334 14-7, striking on a bell, 23cms, (9"). £100-150 £220
271 A French style gilt metal and onyx table clock, circa 1900, with a cast urn finial, cast foliate and volute scrolled uprights, plinth base, white enamelled dial with visible escapement, the movement by Ansonia, New York, striking on a gong, 41cms, (16"). £300-500 £150
272 A Louis XV style boulle work and gilt metal balloon shape mantel clock, late 19th century, casket top surmounted by a cherub, cast decoration of scrolls with a mask head, gilt dial with enamelled numerals, cylinder movement, signed 'Japy Freres & Cie', number 267132, striking on a bell, 41cs, (16"). £300-500 £580
273 A Louis XV style burr elm finish and gilt metal balloon-shape mantel clock, German, third quarter of the 20th century, cast foliate mask-head appliques, the dial with enamel numerals, Hermle movement, striking on a bell, 48cms, (19"). £150-200 £140
274 A Swiss inlaid rosewood and stained wood musical box, late 19th century, playing six airs, 20cms, (8") cylinder, labelled, "FABRIQUE DE GENEVE" and numbered 9185, the lid with an oval panel depicting musical trophies and a crescent moon motif within stringing, width 39cms, (15¼"), depth 17cms, (6½"). £200-300 £360
275 A clockwork singing bird automaton, in a brass cage, late 20th century, two birds, 30cms, (12"). £200-300 £230
276 A Louis XV style green painted Vernis Martin and gilt metal mantel clock, late 19th century, with cast rococo appliques, enamelled dial, cylinder movement signed - S. Martin et Cie, striking on a gong, 51cms, (20"). £300-500 £600
277 A George III oak longcase clock, the arched brass dial signed, Evans & Son, Salop, within the lunette, engraved scrolled spandrels, subsidiary second dial and date aperture, eight-day movement striking on a bell, the case with a broken scrolled pediment, blind fretwork decoration, the long door with mahogany banding, flanked by fluted quarter columns, plinth base with bracket feet, height 230cms, (90½"). £800-1200  
278 An oak and mahogany longcase clock, early 19th century, the arched painted dial signed John Thory, Holbeach, painted landscape scenes to the lunette, subsidiary second dial and date aperture, floral spandrels, eight-day movement striking on a bell, the case with broken swan-neck pediment, short door with banding, reeded canted corners, plinth base, bracket feet, height 214cms, (84"). £500-800 £650
279 An oak and mahogany longcase clock, early 19th century, arched painted dial, the lunette with vignette of a girl and dog in a landscape setting, subsidiary second dial, the spandrels decorated with squirrels and pheasants, eight-day movement striking on a bell, the case with a broken swan-neck pediment, short crossbanded door, reeded quarter columns to the angles, plinth base, ogee bracket feet, height 221cms, (87"). £500-700 £450
280 A Victorian mahogany banjo-shape wall barometer, silvered dial signed W. Davison, Market Place, Kettering, with a thermometer gauge, the casing with a broken scrolled pediment, outlined with stringing, height 94cms, (37"). £150-200 £140
281 A French Belge Noir marble malachite inlaid mantel clock, third quarter of the 19th century, domed top with pilaster facings, white enamel dial, visible escapement, cylinder movement, signed S. Marti & Cie, number 7661, striking on a bell, 40cms, (15½"). £150-200 £190
282 An early Victorian mahogany banjo cased wall barometer, silvered dials with a brass back thermometer, boxwood and ebony stringing, broken swan-neck pediment, broken convexed glass, refurbished, 98cms, (38½"). £150-200 £140
283 A oak longcase clock, early 19th century, circular brass dial with a date aperture and subsidiary second dial, eight-day movement, striking on a bell, the case with a plain frieze, banded in mahogany, reeded canted corners, shaped door, ogee bracket feet, height 203cms, (80"). £400-600 £380
284 An mahogany longcase clock, Edwardian, 12" arched brass dial, chime/silent and Whittington/Westminster dials to the lunette, cast spandrels, silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, the eight day movement striking on nine tubular bells, the case with a broken swan neck pediment and ball finial, the hood with turned columns and fretted side panels, glazed trunk and door, on bracket feet, the case with boxwood and ebony stringing, satinwood crossbanding and marquetry inlay of urn and wreath, height 246cms, (8'1"). £3000-5000 £6000
Carpets and Rugs
285 An "Aubusson" carpet, in the French 18th century style, with a central medallion, patterned light coloured field, rust coloured border, 366 x 274cms, (144" x 114"). £500-700 £480
286 A Ushak rug, three rows of joined medallions on a red field, multi-bordered, worn, 320 x 340cms (126" x 134"). £60-100 £60
287 An Indian Chinese pattern carpet, the central medallion with dispersed floral motifs, on a fawn coloured field, bordered outlines, length 465cms, (186"), width 355cms, (140"). £300-400 £270
Furniture
290 A large Victorian mahogany combination wardrobe, arched centre, deep moulded cornice, with a scrolled appliqué, central arched panelled doors, enclosing slides, over two short and two long drawers, flanked by hanging robes, plinth base, height 263cms, (103"), length 250cms, (98"). £500-700 £800
291 A George III mahogany bureau bookcase, broken swan-neck pediment with fretwork decoration, two astragal glazed panelled doors to the upper section, in a joined elliptical pattern, enclosing three adjustable shelves, the fall front crossbanded and enclosing central cupboard, drawers, pigeonholes and secret drawers, baize-lined writing surface, four graduating long drawers below, on bracket feet, width 120cms, (47"), depth 56cms, (23"), height 233cms, (91½"). £1500-2000 £1400
292 A Dutch walnut and marquetry display cabinet, early 19th century, substantial alteration, scrolled and moulded cresting, with a leafy finial, decorated throughout with urns, flowering foliage, birds and other motifs, nine panel arched glazed door, flanked by further glazed panels, two drawers under, on square tapering legs, shaped stretchers, width 114cms, (45"), depth 23cms, (9"), height 190cms, (75"). £1000-1500 £1200
293 A Victorian burr walnut and marquetry loo table, the oval tilt top with quartered veneers, with a broad kingwood band with floral tendrils, open moulded column on scrolled and splayed legs with carved knees, 150 x 110cms, (59" x 43"). £500-700 £1300
294 A William IV mahogany freestanding bookcase, moulded cornice plain frieze, two glazed doors with pilaster uprights, tulip head capitals and leafy plinths, on a moulded platform base, width 130cms, (51"), depth 38cms, (15"), height 197cms, (77½"). £500-700 £2100
295 A Victorian oak three-tier dumb waiter, with moulded ebonised outlines, plain panelled uprights, plinth base, bun feet, width 107cms, (42"), depth 51cms, (20"), height 116cms, (46"). £150-200 £150
296 A Victorian walnut and carved walnut three-piece bedroom suite, comprising a dressing table with an arched mirror back, broken swan-neck pediment and a carved frieze panel with an urn, festoons and flowers, the mirror supports incorporation shelves, drawers and niches, inverted breakfront base with three frieze drawers and three drawers to each pedestal, width 135cms, (53), a mirror and tile back wash stand, with an arched mirror, broken swan-neck pediment and conforming carved panels, serpentine shelf with seven Art Nouveau style tiles under, inverted breakfront marble, with three frieze drawers and panelled cupboards, width 122cms, (48") and a triple section combination wardrobe, the recessed centre with a carved mask-head frieze, recessed mirror over two panelled doors, with a configuration of drawers, flanked by mirror door hanging robes and broken swan-neck pediments, width 225cms, (88"), depth 61cms, (24"), height 231cms, (91"). £1000-1500  
297 A Victorian ebonised and parcel gilt stool, floral pattern gros point needlework upholstery, (damaged), moulded frieze, baluster legs with wrythen moulding, lacquered brass toes and castors, 130 x 67cms, (51" x 27"). £200-300 £1900
298 A Victorian burr walnut and gilt metal mounted pier glass, with an arched top, projecting and supported on corbels, height 167cms, (66"), width 138cms, (54"), width at base 117cms, (46"). £600-800 £700
299 A George III mahogany chest of drawers, of small proportions, rectangular top with moulded outlines and rounded corners, fitted with two short and three long drawers, brass bail handles, bracket feet, width 75cms, (30"), depth 45cms, (17½"). £500-700 £800
300 A continental walnut and figured walnut secretaire à abbatant, panelled fall front enclosing a well fitted interior with arcading, laster straps, drawers and a central cupboard, reeded pilaster stirps with corbel crestings, three drawers under, plinth base, width 98cms, (38"), height 136cms, (53½"). depth 53cms, (21"). £1800-2000  
301 A continental walnut secretaire chest, the top with mirrored veneers and applied mouldings, the secretaire drawer with a baize lined writing surface and balustrade sections, with an open arch and four drawers, three further long drawers below, on moulded legs, width 132cms, (52"), height 104cms, (41"), depth 66cms, (26"). £1500-2000  
302 A continental walnut burr elm and marquetry bookcase, projecting cornice, banded frieze, fitted with two three-quarter glazed panelled doors, block feet, width 107cms, (42"), height 172cms, (68"), depth 40cms, (15½"). £1300-1600  
303 A Victorian walnut elbow chair, upholstered in green buttoned dralon, carved foliate cresting, open arms with scrolled and leafy grips, on French cabriole legs, width 69cms, (27"). £400-600  
304 An Edwardian inlaid mahogany salon settee, the back panel and the seat upholstered in old gold dralon, shaped cresting with marquetry panels, over spindles, open arms, splayed legs, length 114cms, (45"). £120-180 £170
305 A Victorian stained walnut balloon-back nursing chair, upholstered in striped and buttoned old gold velour, plain moulded hoop, height 85cms, (33½"). £180-240 £150
306 An Edwardian mahogany tub chair, upholstered in trellis pattern cotton brocade, with a shaped hoop back, square tapering legs, width 61cms, (24") and a Victorian tub chair, upholstered en suite on moulded cabriole legs, height 90cms, (35"), (2). £300-500 £550
307 A China Trade black lacquered and chinoiserie work table, plain rectangular hinged top with rounded corners, enclosing a well fitted interior, decorated with figurative scenes, pavilions and landscapes, the lid interior similar decorated, the frieze over a basket slide, standard ends with a cross rail, scrolled foliate feet, width 62cms, (24½"), depth 44cms, (17"). £200-300 £280
308 A pair of Chinese Chippendale style mahogany elbow chairs, early 20th century, with shaped scrolled crestings over a Chinese fret, the seats upholstered in patterned green cotton brocade, square moulded legs, width 61cms, (24"). £500-700 £650
309 A set of four continental walnut hoop-back dining chairs, with pierced and scrolled cartouche crestings, upholstered in patterned cotton brocade, on French cabriole legs, height 82cms, (32"). £300-500 £260
310 A Dutch burr walnut and marquetry bureau, late 18th century, decorated with an urn, flowers, birds and rococo scrolls, fall front enclosing a fitted interior with a cupboard, pigeon holes, stepped drawers and a well, shaped front with three long drawers, broad canted corners, scrolled feet, width 115cms, (45"), depth 61cns, (24"), height 109cms, (43"). £1500-2000 £3200
311 A modernist bent wood chaise longue, designed by Marcel Breuer, probably for Isokon Furniture Co., London, unmarked, bent laminated birch seat, some damage to laminate in the seat and frame, length 145cms, (57"). Footnote: The chaise longue or "long chair" was advertised by Isokon as "shaped to the human body, It fits you everywhere ... these chairs have all the beauty of right design. Their lines express ease, comfort and well being". This chair appears to be of the earlier square ended design. £400-600 £2600
312 A Victorian burr walnut breakfront library bookcase, with kingwood banding and stringing, gilt metal appliques, inverted breakfront form, with a moulded cornice, four glazed panelled doors to the upper section, the base section with four further doors, bracket feet, length 198cms, (78"), height 232cms, (91"). £600-800 £3100
313 A pair of Chinese cinnamon coloured lacquered side cabinets, decorated with roundels, painted with butterflies, foliage, on Chinese fret ground, fitted with two doors over two drawers, stile ends, width 90cms, (35½"), depth 47cms, (18½"), height 145cms, (57"). £600-800  
314 A Chinese stained hardwood sideboard, fitted with three frieze drawers over cupboards, brass furnishings, bracket feet, length 122cms, (48"), depth 53cms, (21"), height 94cms, (37"). £300-500 £410
315 A late Georgian sofa, upholstered in pattern rust coloured cotton brocade, turned and ringed oak legs, brass toes and castors, length 200cms, (79"). £700-900 £700
316 A Louis XVI style, green painted and parcel gilt five-piece salon suite, upholstered in striped blue cotton brocade, comprising a canapé with urn and floral cresting, with ribbon twist pineapple urns, leaf-capped scrolled arm rests, ringed and tapering legs, length 183cms, (6ft), a pair of matching fauteuil, width 71cms, (28") and a pair of side chairs, height 91cms, (3ft), (5). £1500-2000 £1400
317 A Japanese gold lacquer and shibayama cabinet on stand, probably Meiji period, simulated bamboo uprights, white metal facings, fitted with a configuration of slides to the upper section, the low register with large hinged doors, slides and drawers, on an open stand, faced with chrysanthemums and scrolls, height 150cms, (59"), width 108cms, (44½"). £3000-5000 £10500
318 An Eastern hardwood and mother of pearl inlaid four-fold screen, decorated with precious objects, flowering blossom, pavilions, trees, foliage and figures with small pierced panels over long panels, height 160cms, (63"), overall length 122cms, (48"). £350-500 £550
319 A set of four Chinese carved hardwood quartetto tables, with open moulded aprons, shaped legs, width 52cms, (20½") and smaller. £400-600 £650
320 A George III mahogany demi-lune card table, fold-over top with rosewood banding and stringing and enclosing a baize lined interior, banding and stringing to the frieze, on square tapering legs, with fan marquetry ovals, (damaged), width 91cms, (35¾"). £300-400 £250
321 A Victorian burr walnut writing table, inverted break front with an inset writing surface, fitted with a single frieze drawer, four drawers to each pedestal, canted corners, facetted glass handles, length 148cms, (58"), depth 59cms, (23"). £400-600 £380
322 An Art Deco style walnut and macassar ebony settee, lacking upholstery, broad banded apron on simulated macassar ebony splayed feet, 190cms, (75"). £500-700 £450
323 A boarded oak 'six-plank' coffer, in part 18th century, with a carved rosette lunette frieze band, length 107cms, (42"), height 59cms, (23"). £120-180 £210
324 A pair of mahogany inverted bow front chests of drawers, circa 1900, each fitted with two banks of four drawers, bracket feet, length 130cms, (51"), height 91cms, (36"). £800-1200 £700
325 A pair of walnut high-back dining chairs, in the style of Daniel Marot, 19th century, carved scrolled foliate pierced crestings, pierced splat with strap work, upholstered in rexine, slender cabriole legs with acanthus knees, (wormed), height 118cms, (46½"). £100-150 £120
326 A Victorian amboyna walnut and inlaid library table, rectangular top with a tooled leather inset, banded and strung outlines, fitted with two frieze drawers, on square tapering legs, (some damage), width 122cms, (48"), depth 86cms, (34"). £400-600 £550
327 A set of four George II style walnut side chairs, probably late 19th century, upholstered in fawn coloured dralon, (distressed), with gros point needlework panels attached to the backs, on cabriole legs, width 74cms, (29"). £200-300 £540
328 A mahogany and stained wood centre table in the manner of Robert Adam, early 20th century, rectangular top with a carved and ribbon twist moulded outline, fitted with three frieze drawers, each with applied swags and floral pendants, pierced brackets, moulded legs, width 120cms, (47"), depth 75cms, (29½"), £400-600 £400
329 A George II and later wardrobe, moulded cornice, two panelled doors with broad herringbone stringing and crossbanding, the base with two short and two long false drawers, under bracket feet, gutted and adapted, width 110cms, (43½"), height 187cms, (73½"). £400-600 £800
330 George III mahogany press cupboard, moulded cornice, two panelled doors enclosing three (of four) slides, two short and two long drawers under, on bracket feet, width 122cms, (48"), height 213cms, (84"). £400-600 £360
331 A joined oak stool, basically late 17th century, rectangular top with a moulded edge, knulled frieze, turned and ringed legs, (wood worm damage), plain stretchers, width 46cms, (18"), and another joined stool, width 46cms, (18"), (2). £500-800 £480
332 A set of six Regency style mahogany dining chairs, 19th century, the broad crestings with ebonised stringing, spiral twist horizontal rails, drop-in seats with gros point floral pattern needlework, on sabre legs, comprising a pair of elbow chairs, width 55cms, (21½") and four side chairs, (6). £400-600 £380
333 A rosewood Marwood sideboard, designed by Martin Hall for Gordon Russell, November 1973, limited edition 80/200, fitted with four frieze drawers, sycamore lined, over four doors, length 213cms, (84"), depth 46cms, (18"), height 84cms, (33"). £200-300 £900
334 A pair of George I style gilt metal Girondoles, circa 1900, with rectangular bevelled plates, scrolled surrounds with cartouche and mask-head crestings, further mask head issuing three branches, with electric "candle" fitments, 47 x 26cms, (18½" x 10"), (2). £200-300 £260
335 A Victorian mahogany chiffonier, breakfront form with stepped quadrant angles, fitted with two frieze drawers, one incorporating a central tablet, over two panelled doors, flanked by pilaster strips with brass rail. width 133cms, (52½"), depth 50cms, (19½"). £400-600  
336 A Victorian mahogany stool, patterned cotton upholstery, turned and ringed legs, width 69 x 39cms, (27" x 15"). £100-200 £90
337 A joined oak side table, 18th century, rectangular top, fitted with a single frieze drawers, turned baluster legs, plain moulded rails, width 71cms, (28"), depth 49cms, (19½"). £250-350 £380
338 A joined oak stool, basically late 17th century, rectangular top with a moulded edge, turned legs, (damage and old restoration), width 46cms, (18"), height 28cms, (11"). £300-400  
339 A Victorian mahogany framed hoop-back nursing chair, upholstered in old gold dralon, carved foliate cresting, turned legs, height 92cms, (36"). £200-300  
340 A joined oak coffer, basically early 18th century, single board lid, the front fascia later carved with arcaded panels, stile ends, length 107cms, (42"), height 59cms, (23"). £250-350 £230
341 A Louis XV style kingwood and parquetry vitrine, 20th century, gilt metal mounts with a scrolled and ovolo moulded cresting, serpentine front with three glazed doors to the upper section, backed by cotton brocade, fitted with three drawers and two cupboards under, shaped and moulded apron piece, on cabriole legs, width 104cms, (41"), height 170cms, (67"). £500-700 £750
342 A Louis XV style kingwood and parquetry bureau de dame, 20th century, the bombe shaped flap enclosing an oak lined interior, gilt metal outlines and appliques, fitted with two drawers under, centred by a dummy drawer, on cabriole legs, width 81cms, (32"), height 96cms, (38"). £400-600 £500
343 A pair of Louis XV style walnut and parquetry petites commodes, 20th century, serpentine outlines with gilt metal galleries and appliques, each fitted with two frieze drawers and a shallow side drawers, on cabriole legs with an undertier, width 33cms, (13"), height 72cms, (28½"). £300-400 £800
344 A Louis XV style walnut and parquetry petite commode, 20th Century serpentine outlines, gilt metal gallery and appliques, fitted with drawers, on cabriole legs with an undertier, width 33cms, (13"), height 72cms, 928½"). £150-200 £240
345 A Louis XV style walnut two-tier étagére, Belgium, 20th century, serpentine outlines, gilt metal mouldings and appliques, cast handles, on cabriole legs, overall width 89cms, (35"), height 87cms, (34"). £200-300  
346 A French Transitional style kingwood and marquetry dressing table, circa 1900, with gilt metal mounts, the hinged top with serpentine outlines, decorated with a floral spray, scrolls and foliage enclosing an interior with a mirror to the lid and tray liner, shaped apron, ornamental scrolled escutcheon, cast foliate knees, on French cabriole legs, width 59cms, (23"), depth 43cms, (17"). £500-700 £550
347 A pair of Chinese carved hardwood jardiniere stands, each with a rouge marble circular inset, pierced and carved apron, shaped and splayed legs, with carved acanthus knees, pierced scrolled under-sections, overall width 43cms, (17"), height 75cms, (29½"). £400-600 £460
348 A set of ten Hepplewhite style mahogany elbow chairs, oval moulded hoop backs, pierced vase splats centred by oval rosettes, upholstered in red leather, square tapering legs, spade feet, width 59cms, (23"). £1500-2000 £1400
349 A George III mahogany chest on chest, moulded and dentil cornice, blind fretwork frieze, fitted with two short and three long drawers to the upper section, over a brushing slide and three further drawers, bracket feet, width 104cms, (41"), height 186cms, (73"). £600-800 £550
350 An inlaid satinwood cabinet on stand, bears label P Ceppi & Sons, 6 & 9 Wellington Quay, Dublin, crossbanded in kingwood and with ebony stringing, the superstructure with a flap front, the twin panels with veneered amboyna roundels, enclosing a fitted interior with drawers and arcading, demi-lune base, on square tapering legs, width 106cms, (42"), height 127cms, (50"). £600-800 £550
351 A Victorian burr walnut serpentine games table, with a fold-over top enclosing a backgammon board, single frieze drawer with a cotton brocade upholstered basket slide under, on twin pear-shaped turned supports, double cross rails, scrolled legs, width 56cms, (22"), height 75cms, (29½"). £400-600 £380
352 A Victorian copper urn-shaped wine cooler, domed and fluted lid, on a painted wrought iron frame with open scrolls, tripod legs, height 68cms, (27"). £100-150 £110
353 A George III oak dresser base, single plank top, fitted with three deep frieze drawers, each with crossbanding, turned baluster front legs, length 187cms, (74"), depth 51cms, (20"). £400-600 £1900
354 A George III style brass and wire-work bow front fender, 19th century, with three urns, sloped metal base, width 91cms, (36"), depth 38cms, (15"). £150-200  
355 A George III mahogany and inlaid serpentine sideboard, with banding and stringing, fitted with cutlery drawer and two deep drawers, each banded and with fan marquetry quadrants, cast brass lion mask loose ring handles, square tapering legs, length 145cms, (57"), depth 74cms, (29"). £600-800  
356 A George III style stained mahogany extending dining table, in part 19th century, 'D' shaped ends and a centre gate-leg section, extending with four additional leaves, length 398cms, width 132cms. £600-800  
357 A Regency style gilt wood and gesso overmantel, 19th century, rectangular plate with a reeded ebonised slip, the frame with half column surround, ornamented with rosettes and scrolls, overall width 106cms, (42"), height 74cms, (29"). £250-350 £260
358 A Victorian gilt wood and gesso overmantel, tripartite plates under a triangular pediment piece, decorated with scrolls and foliage, engaged column uprights, terminating in rosettes, width 138cms, (54"), height 74cms, (29"). £250-350 £220
359 A George I style black lacquered and chinoiserie cabinet on stand, basically 18th Century, the doors with ornamental escutcheons and hinges, painted with Chinese figures, pavillions, trees and birds, enclosing a well fitted interior with a configuration of ten drawers surrounding a centre cupboard, the door interiors each painted with floral sprays, the gilt stand with gesso moulded decoration, width 86cms, (34"), depth 49cms, (19"). £2500-3000 £2500
360 A George III oak chest of drawers, of small proportions, rectangular top with a moulded edge, fitted with two short and three long drawers, brass bail handles, bracket feet, width 84cms (33"), depth 47cms, (18½"). £300-500 £650
361 A Victorian figured walnut and inlaid games/work table, rectangular double fold-over top, with a chequerboard inset, kingwood banding and stringing, opening to reveal a baize lined carved table, cribbage board inlay, the double fold enclosing work table, tapering under-section, on tripod legs with carved knees, width 55cms, (21½"), depth 41cms, (16"), height 76cms, (30"). £300-500  
362 A Victorian burr walnut Davenport, decorated with stringing, with a hinged stationery compartment, writing surface to the slope front, enclosing a blonde wood interior, with drawers, scrolled corbel supports, fitted with four drawers, matched by dummy drawers, width 69cms, (27"), depth 57cms, (22½"), height 85cms, (33½"). £400-600 £360
363 A pair of Edwardian stained wood footstool, upholstered in buttoned ivory coloured patterned cotton brocade, balustrading under-sections, turned feet, 28 x 25cms, (11" x 10"). £60-100 £65
364 A set of five Victorian walnut hoop-back salon chairs, foliate and scrolled carved crestings, upholstered in patterned brown velour, on French cabriole legs, height 87cms, (34"). £200-300  
365 A George I style burr walnut side cabinet, labelled "John Hall & Son, Grantham", rectangular top with quartered veneers and crossbanding, fitted with two drawers over two doors, bracket feet, width 66cms, (26"), depth 47cms, (18½"), height 76cms, (30"). £150-200 £280
366 A Victorian stained walnut easy chair, upholstered in buttoned pale green dralon, shaped and moulded cresting, on French cabriole legs, width 67cms, (26"). £100-150 £210
367 A Victorian walnut, burr walnut and inlaid pedestal games table, the circular top with a deep moulded outline, inset with a Tunbridge ware chequerboard, fluted and tapering column, tripod legs with carved knees, diameter 59cms, (23"), height 71cms, (28"), £200-300  
368 A Victorian mahogany half tester bedstead, bow fronted canopy, with a deep cavetto moulding, arched footboard, with barley twist uprights, height 235cms, (91"), width 168cms, (66"), length 221cms, (87"). £600-800 £800
369 A Victorian carved walnut chaise longue, upholstered in trellis and rosette pattern button blue cotton brocade, shaped ends with a foliate scrolled cresting, scrolled arms, cabochon knees on French cabriole legs, length 198cms, (78"). £500-700 £500
370 A Victorian carved walnut hoop-back elbow chair, upholstered en suite, with a carved cresting, scrolled open arms, carved knees, French cabriole legs, width 69cms, (27"). £200-300 £180
371 A Victorian carved walnut hoop-back nursing chair, upholstered en suite, carved cresting on French cabriole legs, height 91cms, (36"). £80-120 £70
372 A Victorian walnut framed footstool, upholstered en suite, shaped and moulded outlines, on French cabriole legs, width 33cms, (13") and a similar footstool, (2). £80-120 £80
373 A Victorian walnut nursing chairs, upholstered en suite, carved scrolled cresting, scrolled vase splat, turned and fluted legs, height 69cms, (27"). £80-120 £80
374 A Victorian burr walnut, walnut octagonal work table, with a hinged lid enclosing a fitted interior, conical under-section, on carved tripod legs, width 43cms, (17"), height 71cms, (28"). £300-500  
375 A Victorian figured walnut serpentine card table, fold-over top, (damaged), enclosing baize lined interior, shaped frieze with a carved centre, turned and carved column on four scrolled and splayed legs, width 89cms, (35)", depth 45cms, (17½"). £300-500 £300
376 A Chinese carved hardwood altar table, rectangular top, moulded scrolled outlines, the apron-pieces each carved with a dragon chasing a flaming pearl and incorporating a drawer, length 104cms, (41"). £600-800 £2100
377 A Chinese carved hardwood low table, scrolled ends, the panels with dragons amongst swirling clouds, with an undertier, length 86cms, (34"). £300-500 £700
General
378 An early Victorian mahogany writing table, rectangular top with moulded edge, two fall leaves with rounded corners, single frieze drawer turned legs, brass castors, width 106cms, (42") extended, depth 51cms, (20"),height 78cms, (32"). £250-350 £260
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