Rowley's Newmarket - Tuesday, 06 September, 2005

Fine Art and Antiques

Collectors' Items and Works of Art
Lot 1
A late 19th/early 20th century painted terracotta model of a pug dog
The animal with inset glass eyes and modelled with a collar with additional string collar hung with a medallion from the Tail Waggers Club London. 32 cms high. £ 300 - 500
Lot 2
JOSEPH LE GULUCHE (1849-) French
Le Bucheron, a woodman resting on a tree stump
Painted terracotta
Signed and impressed Fontaine. Du Aieux, Paris
75 cms high £ 300 - 500
Lot 3
JOHN ALEXANDER STEVENSON (19th/20th century) British
A bronze portrait roundel of Lord Kitchener
Cast with a portrait within a berried laurel wreath headed with the inscription K of K (Kitchener of Khartoum), the front signed Myrander. Sc. 1916, the reverse signed in relief J.A. Stevenson
41 cms diameter £ 500 - 700
Lot 4
PELESCHKA, German/Austrian
A bust of Beethoven
White marble
Inscribed and indistinctly signed, the reverse with circular recessed area previously with the founders stamp
33 cms high

Note: Possibly by FRANZ PELESKA-LUNARD (1873-) £ 400 - 600
Lot 5
ERNEST HENRI DUBOIS (1863-1931) French
A standing figure of Fortuna
Bronze with mid brown patination
Signed
66 cms high £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 6
A set of twenty-four late 18th/early 19th century bronze portrait roundels of male and female figures from Ancient Rome and Greece
Each modelled in profile, each later inset into walnut panels. Each plaque approximately 5.5 cms high, the panels 24 cms high. (24) £ 400 - 600
Lot 7
A 19th century bronze model of a recumbent greyhound
Modelled lying on a conglomerate marble base. 17 cms wide. £ 200 - 300
Lot 8
A 19th century lead model of a greyhound
The animal modelled standing licking a bandaged front leg. 23 cms wide. £ 100 - 150
Lot 9
A late 19th century Japanese carved ivory page turner
The handle carved to one side with an octopus being attacked by a crab, the other a terrapin, toad and a crab issuing a rounded plain ivory blade. 30 cms long. £ 150 - 250
Lot 10
A Cantonese carved ivory counter case
The circular lid carved with figures outside a pavilion and enclosing carved mother-of-pearl counters. 4 cms diameter.
Lot 11
A Japanese carved ivory okimono
Formed as a tiger and cubs, the underside signed and with netsuke holes. 6 cms wide.
Lot 12
A Japanese carved ivory okimono
Modelled as a monkey fighting an octopus, the underside signed and with netsuke style holes. 7.5 cms high.
Lot 13
A19th century bronze and iron door knocker
In the form of a stylised dolphin in the Italian renaissance style. 34 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 14
A 19th century Continental icon
The central portrait of Christ within draped surround supported by angels with figure of a Saint to the side. 33.5 x 27 cms.
Lot 15
A brass framed hexagonal lantern
For use either as a table lamp or a hanging light. 45 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 16
A pair of Italian gilt wood candlesticks, probably early 18th century
Each with tin nozzle and drip-pan above a foliate cast spreading column with bulbous knop decorated with swags and flowers above a tripartite base carved with cherub masks, scrolls and paw feet, (partially re-gilt). Each 52 cms high. (2)

Provenance: All Saints Church, Newmarket, Suffolk. This church stood at the edge of the grounds of the Royal Palace built by King James 1 and is recorded as being used as a Parish church by Charles I and King Charles II. £ 250 - 350
Lot 17
A set of three gilt metal twin branch wall lights, in the Louis XV style
Each with foliate cast back plate issuing twin floral branches; and another similar example but with three branches. Approximately 40 cms high. (4)
Lot 18
A pair of Victorian marble and black slate Egyptian Revival obelisks
With hieroglyphic decoration. 47 cms high. (2) £ 400 - 600
Lot 19
An unusual veterinary training preserved half pigeon
With one side showing bone structure, the other feathered.
Lot 20
A preserved hedgehog
Lot 21
An oak cased pigeon timing clock by Plasschaert, cased
And two others, similar. (3)
Lot 22
A painted wooden pigeon decoy
Lot 23
A painted wooden duck decoy
Lot 24
An unusual 19th century burr wood box
The rectangular body with hinged lid, covered overall with uncut burrs. 128 cms wide. £ 120 - 180
Lot 25
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Lot 26
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Lot 27
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Lot 28
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Musical Instruments
Lot 29
A late 20th century German metronome, an early 20th century metronome by Maelzel (with timing bell), an early 20th century French metronome by Maelzel Paquet (missing base and slide), and an early 20th century metronome by Maelzel Paquet (missing key) (4) £ 100 - 150
Lot 30
A 20th century ukelele/banjo
The head stock stamped Reliance No. XX, cased; and a 20th century banjo, cased. (2)
Lot 31
A late 19th Italian century Italian mandolin
The interior bearing a label F. DE MUREDA 27 Vicoletto del Leone Napoli, cased; and a late 19th century mandolin, the interior bearing a label Alfonso Moretti Napoli, cased. (2)
Lot 32
A mid 20th century East European size violin, cased, with two bows
Lot 33
An early 20th century German size violin
The interior bearing a label The Maidston, Urdoch Murdoch & Co London EC.
Lot 34
A late 19th century German size violin
Lot 35
A late 19th century German size violin £ 200 - 300
Lot 36
A late 20th century Chinese violin
The interior bearing a label Skylark Brand; and a late 20th century Chinese violin, the interior bearing a label The Stentor Student Violin. (2)
Lot 37
A late 19th century German violin
Stamped both to the interior and below the button on the back HOPF.
Lot 38
A late 19th century German violin
The interior bearing a label Janurius Gaglianus, Alumnus Antonii Stradivarii, fecit Neapoli Ao: 1715.
Lot 39
A late 19th century violin
(Worm damage to bottom rib). £ 100 - 150
Lot 40
A late 19th century German violin
The initials AW stamped on a shield below the button. £ 150 - 250
Lot 41
A late 19th century German violin
The interior and the back, below the button, stamped Copy of Ole Bull, Germany. £ 200 - 300
Lot 42
An early 20th century German violin
The interior bearing a label Modell nach Amati von C. Glier Dresden Anno 1927. £ 200 - 300
Lot 43
A late 19th century German violin
The interior bearing a label Copy of Antonius Stradivarius, Made in Germany. £ 200 - 300
Lot 44
A mid 19th century German violin, possibly Mittenwald £ 300 - 500
Lot 45
A late 19th century German violin
The interior bearing a label Jacobus Stainer in Absam prope Oenipontum 17 and stamped Stainer below the button. £ 300 - 500
Lot 46
A late 19th century German violin
The interior bearing a label Copy of Antonius Stradivarius Made in Germany. £ 300 - 500
Lot 47
An early 20th century French violin
The interior bearing a label Copie de Antonius Stradivarius cremonensis faciebat Anno 1721. £ 300 - 500
Lot 48
A late 19th century German violin, cased £ 300 - 500
Lot 49
A late 19th century German violin
The interior bearing a label Vuillaume a Paris, Rue Croix des Pettis Champs. £ 400 - 600
Lot 50
Probably a German or Austrian violin, possibly 18th century
The interior bearing a label Simon Joannes Havelka fecit Lincii 1762. £ 400 - 600
Lot 51
A late 19th century German violin
The interior bearing a label Copy of Antonius Stradivarius Made in Germany. £ 500 - 700
Lot 52
An early 20th century English violin by Charles L. Tweedale
The interior bearing a label Charles L. Tweedale, Weston, Anno 1924, Haidee, and embossed Tweedale on bottom rib, cased. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 53
A late 19th century French violin by Eugene Chartreux
The interior bearing a label Eugene Chartreux Luthier a Lyons 1898, cased. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 54
A late 19th century French violin £ 600 - 800
Lot 55
A late 19th century French violin by Henri J.C. Foulcher
The interior bearing a label Henri J.C. Foulcher Artiste Luthier Paris. £ 700 - 1,000
Lot 56
A mid 20th century English viola by Harry Clare
The interior bearing a label Made in Whitley Bay by Harry Clare 1952. £ 500 - 700
Lot 57
Fourteen violin bows
Including one size and one silver mounted. £ 200 - 300
Lot 58
A nickel mounted pernambuco violin bow
Stamped on the shaft Dodd.
Lot 59
A silver mounted pernambuco violin bow £ 100 - 150
Lot 60
A silver mounted pernambuco violin bow £ 200 - 300
Lot 61
A violin case, probably by Hill
The brass lock stamped W.E. Hill & Sons, Violin Makers, London, England.
Clocks
Lot 62
A 1930s/1940s mahogany cased RAF fusee dial clock
The circular painted dial with RAF insignia within a circular moulded case. The dial 35.5 cms (14 inches) diameter. £ 200 - 300
Lot 63
An early 19th century 30 hour longcase clock movement
With painted dial. 28 cms wide.
Lot 64
A Victorian mahogany cased fusee drop dial clock
The circular painted dial inscribed Rhodes & Sons Ltd, Bradford above a case with glazed panel flanked with scroll carved brackets. 52.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 65
A Victorian rosewood cased fusee drop dial clock
The circular painted dial above a case with glazed door, (requiring restoration). 61.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 66
A Victorian mahogany cased dial clock
The circular painted dial inscribed Harrison & Sons, Darlington above a glazed case flanked with scrolling brackets. 54.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 67
An early 19th century oak eight day longcase clock
The hood with arched dial above fluted columns, the trunk with arched door above a spreading plinth base, the eight day striking movement with painted dial decorated with shells to the arch above a subsidiary seconds dial and calendar aperture and inscribed Mark Moore Hilboro?. 212 cms high. £ 600 - 800
Lot 68
A Jaeger-le-Coultre Atmos clock
The gilt brass framed glazed case enclosing typical movement with circular chapter ring with numbers and batons. 22 cms high. £ 250 - 350
Lot 69
An early 20th century ebonised cased barograph
The instrument of typical form in glazed ebonised case, the base fitted with a drawer, the top with brass trade label inscribed Chad Burn's Limited Opticians 47 Castle Street Liverpool. 36 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 70
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Silver and Silver Plate
Lot 71
A three piece Old Sheffield plate tea set
Each piece of flattened melon form, the teapot with melon finial above scrolling handle, the body engraved with a crest, on scrolling feet, each piece with maker's mark of a crown. Teapot 28 cms wide.
Lot 72
A graduated set of five Old Sheffield plate meat dishes
Each of oval form with bold gadrooned and floral border about dished body, engraved with heraldic coat-of-arms bearing motto In Deo Confido. Largest plate 51 cms wide. £ 100 - 150
Lot 73
A Victorian silver mounted cut clear glass inkwell and stand, hallmarked London 1896, maker's mark of C.B., the base hallmarked 1897
The globular hobnail cut clear glass well with hinged lid and dished profusely decorated stand embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage. 19 cms wide. £ 150 - 250
Lot 74
A pair of large silver mounted hobnail cut clear scent bottles, hallmarked Birmingham 1899, maker's mark of H.M.
Each with embossed domed hinged lid. Each 15 cms high. (2) £ 200 - 300
Lot 75
A George III tea caddy, hallmarked London 1791, maker's mark of Henry Chawner
The lobed oval body with bright cut domed hinged lid above a shaped body engraved with a crest beneath bands of stiff leaf engraving (the lid finial replaced). 14 cms high. £ 400 - 600
Lot 76
A four piece tea set, hallmarked Sheffield 1940, maker's mark of William Hutton & Sons Limited
Each piece of compressed bellied form with gadrooned rim and acanthus cast handles. Teapot 27.5 cms wide. (4) £ 400 - 600
Lot 77
A three piece tea set, hallmarked Sheffield 1962, maker's mark of Viners
Each piece of oval form with band of trailing swag decoration. Teapot 28.5 cms wide. (3) £ 200 - 300
Lot 78
A sweetmeat dish, hallmarked Sheffield 1897, maker's mark of Walker & Hall
The dished circular pierced body with C-scroll and foliate cast rim, trellis pierced to the sides interspersed with shaped cartouches on pierced feet. 19.5 cms diameter.
Lot 79
A cased pair of butter knives, hallmarked Sheffield 1894
Each with rounded blade and gadrooned handle, cased.
Lot 80
A late 19th/early 20th century Dutch silver model of a knife grinder
The revolving wheel within an embossed scroll decorated support; and a silver model of a bell. Former 55 cms wide. (2)
Lot 81
A late 19th/early 20th century silver Continental model of a Sedan chair
6 cms high.
Lot 82
A late 19th century miniature group of amorini forging a wedding ring on an anvil, sponsor's mark for Berthold Muller, import mark's for Chester 1898
5.5 cms high.
Lot 83
A late 19th/early 20th century Continental silver model of a tankard
The cylindrical body surmounted with a Bacchic putto; and two other miniature silver groups. 5 cms high. (3)
Lot 84
A cased set of six cased peppers, hallmarked Sheffield 1878, maker's mark of Mappin & Webb
Each of ovoid form with pierced lid and three ball feet, each engraved with a monogram, cased. £ 150 - 250
Lot 85
A tea caddy, hallmarked London 1906, maker's mark of S. Clifford & Co., retailed by Mappin & Webb Limited
The embossed quatrelobed body with removable lid and decorated overall with figures. 130 cms wide. £ 150 - 250
Lot 86
A sugar bowl, hallmarked London 1847, maker's mark of Robert Hennell
The circular twin handled body embossed with floral swags and scrolls. 20 cms wide.
Lot 87
A milk jug, hallmarked London 1900, maker's mark of Thomas Levesley
The helmet shaped body with double scroll handle and embossed body on lion mask headed paw feet. 10.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 88
A late Art Deco period four piece silver plated tea/coffee set
Each with stepped angular finial above tapering cylindrical body and spreading circular foot, each marked to the underside Sir John Bennett. Coffee pot 21.5 cms high.
Lot 89
A late 19th century Continental white metal mounted handbag
With embossed white metal mounts; and another bag. (2)
Lot 90
A Victorian basket of George III style, hallmarked London 1871, maker's mark of John Hunt & Robert Roskell
The oval pieced body with vine cast swing handle, fruit and corn cast pierced sides above a dished centre engraved with a crest, supported on rocaille foliate cast scroll feet, the underside inscribed Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr & Mortimer and numbered 5908. 36 cms wide. 51 ozs. £ 1,500 - 2,500
Lot 91
A Queen Anne and later decorated Britannia standard tankard, hallmarked London 1709, maker's mark for either Robert Cooper or Henry Collins
The stepped domed lid above pierced scrolling thumb piece, S-Scroll handle, tapering body with allover decoration of bands of fluting. 18.5 cms high.

Provenance: Papworth Hall. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 92
A silver gilt goblet, of early form, hallmarked Birmingham 1906, maker's mark of Elkington & Co.
The tapering cylindrical bowl supported on a barrel stem and circular foot, the bowl issuing twin lug handles surmounted with stylised flying birds above pierced uprights. 13 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 93
A Traprain facsimile spoon, hallmarked Edinburgh 1930, maker's mark of Brooke & Son
The handle in the form of a stylised bird looping in upon the bowl, cased.

Note: This spoon is an accurate copy of one found in the hoard of Roman silver found by George Pringle on Traprain Law in East Lothian in 1919. The Traprain treasure can now be seen in the National Museum of Scotland.
Lot 94
A cream jug, in the mid 18th century style, hallmarked Birmingham 1922, maker's mark of Mappin & Webb
With scrolling handle and paw feet. 16 cms wide.
Lot 95
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Jewellery and Objects of Vertu
Lot 97
A 19th century Italian micro-mosaic panel depicting the Colosseum
Mounted in a gilt metal oval locket frame inscribed C. R.occheggiani, Roma. 10 cms high. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 98
A Victorian unmarked yellow metal and paste ring
The foliate engraved band with rectangular setting mounted with three central square pastes within circular stone set surround. £ 100 - 150
Lot 99
A Victorian white metal paste set brooch
Of foliate form with central flowerhead. £ 100 - 150
Lot 100
A pair of gold earrings
Of tasselled dome form.
Lot 101
A 19th century brooch
Formed as four joined micro-mosaic panels, each depicting classical temples.
Lot 102
A charm bracelet
Mounted with a selection of gold charms; and another bracelet. (2) £ 150 - 250
Lot 103
A 19th century unmarked silver mounted pietre dure brooch
Inset with a fuchsia; and three other brooches. Former 6 cms wide. (4) £ 100 - 150
Lot 104
A Victorian yellow metal mounted polished agate necklace
Formed from fifteen linked stones within foliate frames. £ 100 - 150
Lot 105
A George III unmarked yellow metal and enamelled choker clasp
The central glazed oval panel containing a seed pearl tied hair plait against enamelled ground within a blue and white enamelled frame decorated with stars, the reverse inscribed SP to EP June 1792. 3 cms long. £ 100 - 150
Lot 106
A George III unmarked yellow metal ring
The head centred with a hair plait within a seed pearl and blue and white surround. £ 200 - 300
Lot 107
A gold and white metal solitaire ring
The pierced setting enclosing a recessed set diamond. £ 200 - 300
Lot 108
A ruby and diamond set bar brooch
Formed as a cricket bat, ball and stumps. £ 150 - 250
Lot 109
A Victorian garnet and macasite gilt metal bracelet
The clasp cast with scrolls and set with five garnets of varying size issuing five linked beaded strands. £ 200 - 300
Lot 110
An 18 ct white gold and platinum three stone ring
The twisted bands set with a central diamond flanked with two smaller diamonds. £ 100 - 150
Lot 111
A diamond mounted platinum eternity ring
The tapering bands set with graduated diamonds. £ 1,500 - 2,500
Lot 112
A platinum diamond and ruby ring
The platinum band headed with a central ruby within a flowerhead setting of twelve diamonds and bifurcated diamond chip set shoulders, the central ruby approximately 3 carats, (with certification). £ 2,000 - 3,000
Lot 113
A turquoise set silver gilt travelling inkwell, hallmarked London 1861, maker's mark of T.D.
The lobed clear glass body with engraved circular top and hinged oval lid inset with gilt panel engraved with a crested coronet and initials within a band of turquoise beads. 5.5 cms diameter. £ 300 - 500
Lot 114
A 19th century ivory and white metal seal
The top formed as a clenched fist, the seal engraved with an armorial. 7 cms high. £ 120 - 180
Lot 115
A 19th century white metal and agate snuff box
The lid formed with a polished agate.
Lot 116
A cased set of silver and enamelled buttons, hallmarked Birmingham 1907, maker's mark of Robert Pringle
Each formed as a Tudor rose with shades of blue enamel.
Lot 117
A 9 ct gold compact formed as a stylised nut and retailed by Asprey's
The engraved body enclosing a half mirrored interior with outer sapphire clasp. 8 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 118
A silver and enamelled Art Nouveau brooch, hallmarked Chester 1912, maker's mark of Charles Horner
The pierced turquoise and blue enamelled frame centred with a single clear paste. £ 150 - 250
Lot 119
An Art Nouveau silver and enamelled pendant, hallmarked Chester, date mark indistinct, maker's mark of Charles Horner
The pierced frame with blue enamelled panels. £ 150 - 250
Lot 120
A late Victorian Scottish gold golfing medal
Of navette shape, engraved to the front Niine The Gullane Club and engraved to the reverse Drybrough Medal Won by H.M. Turnbull 1899 81 Strokes. 3.5 cms high.
Lot 121
A suite of 18th century diamond set yellow metal filigree jewellery
Comprising: a pair of earrings, each with pieced teardrop set with rough cut diamonds within a pierced foliate trellis surround and a matching pendant brooch en suite. £ 600 - 800
Lot 122
A ruby and seed pearl set 9 ct gold brooch
The circular frame set with pearls interspersed with rubies. £ 150 - 250
Lot 123
A Victorian unmarked gold brooch
Set with five tigers eyes, cased. £ 150 - 250
Lot 124
An 18 ct gold and diamond set pendant necklace
The pierced gold heart with crossover frame support and bi-coloured metal chain. £ 200 - 300
Lot 125
A pair of early 19th century riding boot spurs by Maxwell, Piccadilly, London
Each with brass frame and trefoil decorated wheels.
Lot 126
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Lot 128
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Lot 129
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Lot 131
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Pottery and Porcelain
Lot 132
A Worcester mug, circa 1758
The squat baluster body printed in black with a portrait of King George II, bust length, and shipping centred with a putto with military trophies representing Liberty, signed with Robert Hancock's RH monogram and "Worcester" and an anchor rebus for Richard Holchip, (restored). 11.5 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 133
A Worcester teapot and cover
The globular body with domed cover and flower finial printed in outline and coloured in bright enamels with the "Chinese Family" pattern of four smiling figures around a table and tall stand, within red lined border, (restored chip to spout, base with rim chips). 14 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 134
A Worcester cup and saucer
The cylindrical cup with loop handle (cracked) with circular dished saucer, both decorated in bright enamels with the "Chinese Family" pattern within a gilt and red loop and dot border, (saucer with hairline and two rim chips). Cup 6.25 cms high.
Lot 135
A Worcester coffee cup
The tapering cylindrical body with loop handle decorated in coloured enamels with the Stag Hunt pattern, the reverse decorated with figures in an Oriental landscape, (hairline crack). 6 cms high.
Lot 136
A Worcester cup and saucer
Each piece decorated with alternating gilt trellis decorated orange panels interspersed with floral panels and with serpentine edge, the saucer with underglaze blue pseudo Chinese lozenge mark (some wear to gilding, small rim chip to saucer). Cup 7.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 137
A Worcester cup
The tapering fluted cylindrical body decorated in enamels with Oriental subjects within gilt lined arches headed with green bubble ground, the inner rim with alternating cell diapers and floral sprays, the underside with underglaze blue pseudo Chinese lozenge mark, (rivetted crack). 7.25 cms high.
Lot 138
A Worcester teapot and cover
The faceted globular body decorated in underglaze blue and coloured enamels and gilt in the Imari palette with alternating bands of cobalt blue with stylised flowerheads interspersed with scattered flowerheads, (chip to spout, hairline and chip to lid), pseudo character mark in underglaze blue to the underside. 16 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 139
A Worcester leaf dish
Modelled as two overlapping vine leaves with stalk handle and serrated edges, the moulded lead veins in puce and decorated with a floral spray and insects, (some wear to decoration). 24 cms long. £ 200 - 300
Lot 140
A Worcester sauce boat, circa 1755
The body formed as a kos lettuce with curved stalk handle, the interior and exterior painted with sprays and single blooms, (extensively restored, spout chipped). 21.5 cms long.
Lot 141
A Worcester cup
The tapering fluted cylindrical body decorated in puce enamels with floral sprays and brushwood fences, the flowers centred with gilt decoration, the inner rim of the bowl with puce cell diaper pattern (lacking handle); and four other various cups. (5)
Lot 142
Four pieces of early 19th century pink lustre decorated earthenware, probably Dawson & Co., Sunderland
Comprising: a coffee pot of baluster form, black printed with a young woman and child, lead interior between pink lustre bands; a milk jug; a sugar bowl and cover; and a slop bowl, all similarly decorated (some restoration and minor damage). The coffee pot 24.5 cms high. (4) £ 300 - 500
Lot 143
A Swansea tea cup and saucer, circa 1820, of London shape
Decorated in the Imari palette with panels of flowers, faintly printed factory mark on saucer, (saucer extensively restored); and a Swansea tea cup, the low fluted body with gilt rim and handle above sprays of pink roses and insects, red painted factory mark, (handle and bowl with extensive restoration). Each cup 6.5 cms high. (2) £ 100 - 150
Lot 144
A Swansea Botanical plate
The circular body painted with yellow jasmine with printed outline painted with enamels, red painted factory mark and inscribed in black Yellow Jasmine, (crazing to centre). 20.5 cms diameter.
Lot 145
A Nantgarw plate, circa 1820
The circular serpentine plate with gilt edge and blue inner border painted in enamels with floral sprays, impressed factory mark; and another plate, probably Nantgarw, similarly decorated. Former 24 cms diameter. (2) £ 150 - 250
Lot 146
A Grainger, Leigh & Company small bottle vase, circa 1815
The ovoid body with slender neck with gilt rim above a mid blue coloured body decorated to one side with a vignette of Worcester along the river, red painted factory mark, (very small rim chip). 11.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 147
An early 19th century Derby dinner plate
The circular body with gilt rim, the centre decorated with a spray of flowers, the border with floral sprigs, red painted factory mark and numbered 28 and 14. 26 cms diameter.
Lot 148
A Spode botanical plate, circa 1820
The circular body with serpentine rim and border painted in enamels with maiden blush bind weed and tall flowering wachindorfia, painted puce factory mark and inscribed; and another Spode plate decorated in the Imari palette. Former 21 cms diameter. (2)
Lot 149
Four Chelsea red anchor period plates and dishes and two fruit decorated oval dishes
Each bearing gold anchor mark; and a shallow bowl and equelle stand, (all damaged). (8)
Lot 150
A Chelsea red anchor mark period equelle, cover and stand
The domed cover surmounted with a finial formed as a cherry and decorated with Kakiemon style prunus sprig and insects, the equelle with green twig loop handles, applied flowers and floral sprays, the stand with three Kakiemon style sprigs, painted red anchor mark. Stand 18 cms diameter. £ 300 - 500
Lot 151
A Chelsea tea bowl and saucer
Each of octagonal form with brown painted rim decorated overall with floral sprigs and a ladybird, painted red anchor mark. Saucer 11 cms wide. £ 200 - 300
Lot 152
A Richard Chaffers & Co. tea bowl
Painted in enamels with a Chinaman in a puce coat and yellow trousers pointing to a vase on a marbled table, (chip to rim). 8 cms diameter.
Lot 153
An 18th century English porcelain cream jug
The oval moulded body with brown painted rim and plain loop handle decorated overall with leaves and floral sprigs. 13 cms long.
Lot 154
An 18th century English porcelain cream jug
The squat baluster body with brown painted rim above floral sprays with arched loop handle supported on a domed foot, (chip to spout). 7.5 cms high.
Lot 155
An 18th century English moulded porcelain cream jug
The lobed spirally fluted body with arched loop handle decorated to the interior with ribbon swags, the outer body with a floral spray and sprigs, (two hairlines to lip, another to handle with associated chip). 11.5 cms long.
Lot 156
An early 19th century porcelain coffee can and saucer
The cylindrical body with gilt edge above a rural vignette of a ruined church viewed beneath an arch, the saucer painted with a rural landscape; and three other cups. Former of cups 7 cms high. (4)
Lot 157
An 18th century coffee cup
The tapering cylindrical body decorated with red band to the interior, the side with dot painted loop handle, the body with puce flowers. 6.5 cms high.
Lot 158
An early 19th century pearlware teapot
Decorated in Pratt colours, the rounded rectangular body with angular tapering spout and reeded loop handle with acanthus top, the conforming lid with loop handle, (the lid with rim crack, the body with various cracks); and another late 18th century teapot, probably Factory Z. Former 27.5 cms long. (2)
Lot 159
An 18th century creamware teapot, probably Leeds
The globular body with twisted celery handle and moulded tapering spout, the lid with flower finial, painted overall with floral sprays, (fritting to edge of lid, wear to enamels, other minor losses, lid to finial restored). 18 cms long.

Note: Christie's sale, 2/11/98, Lot 61. £ 100 - 150
Lot 160
An 18th century creamware sauce boat
The oval body with moulded loop handle above rounded body supported on a domed moulded foot decorated with floral sprays, (extensive restoration). 18 cms long.
Lot 161
An 18th century Staffordshire teapot
With compressed melon formed body, bird finial mounted lid, twig handle and spout, supported on three squat stylised lions paw feet decorated in mottled brown glaze, (finial and spout restored). 16.5 cms long.
Lot 162
A 19th century Staffordshire pottery money box
Modelled as a cottage in brown treacle glaze. 9.5 cms wide.
Lot 163
A late 17th century German bellarmine
Of typical form with impressed male masks to the neck. 37 cms high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 164
A Victorian stoneware salt glaze Tyg
Of conventional form with greyhound handles. 180.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 165
A mid 18th century Wheildon type pottery tea cannister
Of plain rectangular form, mottled brown green and ochre glazes, (rim chip and lacking lid). 10 cms high.
Lot 166
A mid Victorian earthenware serving dish
The canted rounded rectangular body printed in brown and painted in the Imari palette with scrolling flowers and foliage. 55.5 cms long.
Lot 167
A Bow porcelain figure of a seated male musician
The gentleman wearing a yellow coat, blue waistcoat and floral trousers playing on a drum, the figure seated on a tree stump base encrusted with flowers, (left leg restored, numerous minor damages). 16.5 cms high. £ 250 - 350
Lot 168
A Derby porcelain figure modelled as a gallant
In a tricorn hat, white and pink cloak and floral coat, holding a basket of fruit, a dog at his feet, (numerous minor damages). 22.5 cms high.
Lot 169
A pair of Derby porcelain figural candlesticks
One modelled with a gentleman wearing a yellow coat and floral decorated breeches, standing beside a tree trunk issuing a candle nozzle, the other as a young woman with an apron full of fruit, (restoration and numerous minor damages). Each approximately 23.5 cms high. (2) £ 300 - 500
Lot 170
An early 19th century Derby square bowl
The undulating rim with plain gilt band above single painted roses and forget-me-nots, painted crown crossed batons marked in red and numbered 21. 25 cms wide.
Lot 171
An early Victorian part dessert service
Each piece finely painted with floral sprays within gilt decorated panel and pale green border, comprising: six plates and four serving dishes. The plates 23 cms diameter. £ 100 - 150
Lot 172
A pair of early 19th century Derby vases of Campana form decorated by William "Quaker" Pegg
Each with gilt decorated flared rim above a tapering body profusely painted with flowers against a pale blue ground above twin berried acanthus leaf handles and waisted base painted with gilt garlands and stiff leaves, supported on a square foot, painted red crown crossed batons and numbered 55. 52.5 cms high. (2)

Note: Statement from John Twitchett Esq
I do not believe that, in my forty years associated with the Derby China Works, I have had the pleasure of viewing such a resplendent pair of Derby campana shaped vases. The wild profusion of flowers painted by William Pegg, the Quaker are of very fine quality.

Pegg's second period at the Old Derby China manufacture displays bolder and instinctive painting than his first period [1796-1801] and [1813-1820].

It is now quite rare to find a pair of these fine shaped vases [height 12 1/4"] and of course to have panoramic flowers upon a pale blue background, unknown to me.

See: Twitchett, John. Derby Porcelain 1748-1848, An Illustrated Guide. Published 2002 by A.C.C. B/W page 62 shows a similar shaped vase by Pegg in the Bowes Museum. Col. Plate 54 shows another with flowers filled in with a black ground c. 1815 and col. Plates 51-53 show plates by him, [see page 91 for his biography]. £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 173
A set of twelve early 19th century porcelain dinner plates
Each of circular form with embossed foliate decoration and scrolls painted with floral sprays. Each 25 cms diameter. (12) £ 200 - 300
Lot 174
A mid 18th century Meissen teapot and cover
The bullet shaped body painted with harbour scenes within scrolling gilt frames with scattered floral sprays with wishbone handle and stylised animal form spout, crossed swords and underglaze blue (extensively restored, the lid possibly associated). 18 cms wide.
Lot 175
A late 18th century Meissen cup and saucer
The cup with pink and gilt decorated scrolling rim and twisted handle above vignettes of a couple dancing and a shepherd and young woman, the saucer similarly decorated, marked in underglaze blue with blue crossed swords and gilders mark, (the cup with small rim chip, some wear to gilding). Saucer 13.5 cms diameter. £ 150 - 250
Lot 176
A mid 18th century Meissen plate
The shaped body with brown painted rim, the centre with floral spray and flowering sprigs, blue crossed swords and underglaze blue, (fritting and minor wear to rim). 23.5 cms diameter. £ 150 - 250
Lot 177
A late 18th century Meissen dish
The shallow body with lobed gilt decorated rim and moulded basket weave border decorated with floral sprays and flowers, crossed swords in underglaze blue and impressed 16, (wear to gilding and minor wear to floral decoration). 24 cms diameter. £ 150 - 250
Lot 178
An early 20th century Meissen porcelain basket
The trellis with pieced body with twig handles issuing conforming feet decorated to the centre with painted floral sprays, the outer part modelled with encrusted flowers against gilt trellis decoration, underglaze blue crossed swords and impressed A.55, (one foot re-glued). 25 cms wide. £ 100 - 150
Lot 179
A late 19th century Meissen porcelain inkwell and cover
Formed as a white flower encrusted urn surmounted with loop handles enclosing removable porcelain well, supported on three Egyptian style urns on a circular flower painted base, (various elements lacking and restored). 17 cms high.
Lot 180
A late 19th century Meissen group
Formed a suited gallant supporting a floral encrusted sweetmeat basket painted with floral sprays (lacking basket handles and other minor losses); and a German blanc de chine model of a Jewish tailor, both with ground underglaze blue crossed swords, the former inscribed 2863. The former 28 cms wide. (2) £ 200 - 300
Lot 181
A pair of 20th century Meissen vases
Each of baluster form with yellow ground, pierced gilt trail handles and floral painted quatrefoil panel, each with underglaze blue ground crossed sword mark and impressed 538 and 24, (now fitted as table lamps but not drilled). Each 30 cms high. (2) £ 150 - 250
Lot 182
A Wemyss pottery preserve pot
The flattened finial mounted cover and cylindrical body decorated with raspberries and leaves (the lid and base chipped and stained with overall crazing to the glaze), inscribed Wemyss to the underside. 13 cms high.
Lot 183
A Clarice Cliff Newport pottery Secrets pattern preserve pot
In the daffodil shape, printed factory mark. 12.5 cms high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 184
A Clarice Cliff conical bowl
Decorated in the Sandon pattern, indistinctly printed factory mark. 20 cms diameter. £ 150 - 250
Lot 185
A Clarice Cliff blue Crocus pattern grapefruit bowl
Printed factory mark. 17.5 cms wide.
Lot 186
A Clarice Cliff Nasturian pattern preserve pot
With associated cover, printed factory mark, (pot without lid). 7.5 cms high.
Lot 187
A Minton pottery wall charger, probably 1877, decorated by William Mussil
The circular dished body with green ground painted with flying terns and coastal vegetation, impressed factory and date symbol, signed. 43.5 cms diameter.
Lot 188
A Mintons porcelain cabinet plate decorated by A.H. Wright, circa 1889
The central panel decorated with a vignette of sea fish within a gilt square decorated green ground, signed to the centre, impressed and printed factory marks. 22.5 cms wide.
Lot 189
A Royal Worcester shot enamel vase
Of compressed form with pipette moulded rim and lotus leaf sides, printed factory mark and registration mark 277737. 13 cms wide.
Lot 190
A Plicta Pottery model of a seated cat
Decorated with a sprig of flowering clover printed factory marks to the underside Plicta, London, England. 8.5 cms high.
Lot 191
A pair of hand painted Doulton plates, decorated with birds by Henry Mitchell
The former with lapwing decoration, the latter with wild turkey, both within richly gilded scrolling foliate border, both signed to front, inscribed to reverse with printed factory marks and retailer's marks for Phillips Oxford Street London. Each 24 cms wide. £ 150 - 200
Lot 192
A Doulton Carrara ware jug, decorated by Eliza Simmance
The loop handle above pinched spout and spiral turned globular body on small pedestal foot, the whole with Isnik style floral decoration within gilt and turquoise decorated leaf panels, with factory mark to underside and incised artist's monogram. 19 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 193
A pair of 18th century Dutch Delft vases
21.5 cms high. (2)
Lot 194
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Lot 196
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Lot 197
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Lot 198
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Lot 199
A 19th century Cantonese tureen, cover and stand
The cover with gilt painted foliate finial above a tapering tureen with pierced twisted handle and decorated overall with figures in gardens outside pavilions, the stand similarly decorated, each piece quartered with roundels painted with pairs of birds. The tureen 34 cms wide. £ 300 - 500
Lot 200
A pair of 18th century Chinese Export armorial serving dishes
Each of canted rectangular form painted with a crest and floral sprays within gilt heightened band. Each 28.5 cms wide. (2) £ 150 - 250
Lot 201
An early 19th century Chinese blue and white tureen, cover and stand The domed lid with polychrome finial above a waisted body painted with a spotted deer in an expansive landscape with pavilions in the distance, the tureen handles formed as animal heads. 34.5 cms wide. £ 200 - 300
Lot 202
A Chinese ovoid jar and cover
The lid with fruit form finial above a bulbous body decorated overall with roundels and phoenix in bright turquoise and pink enamels. 21.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 203
A pair of Japanese porcelain tea bowls decorated in the Kakiemon palette
Each painted in enamels with a bird perched on a branch, a flowering branch and flying bird. Each 6.35 cms diameter. (2)
Glassware
Lot 204
A pair of 19th century cut glass lustres
Each of lobed form suspended with clear glass drops. Each 19 cms high. (2) £ 300 - 500
Lot 205
A pair of late George III three light twin branch lustres
Each with floral nozzles above scalloped drip-pans with drops below, faceted stem on stepped circular plinth base. 38 cms high. £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 206
A Regency cut clear glass celery vase
The folded over rim above a cut cylindrical body supported on a circular foot. 21 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 207
A late 18th century clear glass dessert stand
The flat circular top supported on a tapering stem and domed circular foot. 31.5 cms diameter. £ 200 - 300
Lot 208
A pair of early 19th century engraved cut clear glass decanters
Each decorated with flowering stems and a bird in flight. Each 30 cms high. (2) £ 300 - 500
Lot 209
An early 19th century clear glass punch bowl
The ribbed tapering cylindrical body with circular foot. 20.5 cms diameter.
Lot 210
A Rene Lalique vase "Spirales", circa 1930
In opalescent glass with blue patina, stencilled R. LALIQUE, FRANCE. 16.6 cms high.

Note: Illustrated in Marihac, page 451, no. 1060. £ 600 - 800
A Collection of 18th and 19th Century Drinking Glasses
Lot 211
A 19th century clear glass rummer
Engraved and inscribed Sunderland Bridge. 13.5 cms high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 212
An early 19th century Masonic clear glass rummer
Decorated with Masonic devices and bearing the date 1804, supported on a square foot. 13.5 cms high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 213
An 18th century Kit Kat wine glass
With trumpet shaped bowl and air beaded knop on a domed foot. 16 cms high. £ 400 - 600
Lot 214
An 18th century balustroid wine glass
With circular domed foot. 13.5 cms high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 215
An 18th century wine glass
With plain stem and basal knop above a domed foot. 15.5 cms high. £ 120 - 180
Lot 216
An 18th century wine glass
With bell shaped bowl above a plain stem with basal knop on a domed foot. 16.5 cms high. £ 120 - 180
Lot 217
An 18th century wine glass
With flared bowl above a plain stem on a domed foot. 16 cms high.
Lot 218
An 18th century wine glass
With trumpet bowl above a plain stem with teardrop on a circular domed foot. 16 cms high.
Lot 219
An unusual drinking glass engraved with a ship and a hunting horn
On a short plain stem and domed circular foot. 10.5 cms high. £ 100 - 150
Lot 220
An 18th century wine glass
With trumpet shaped bowl above a multi spiral air twist on a circular domed foot. 17 cms high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 221
An 18th century wine glass
With funnel bowl on a multi spiral air twist stem and circular domed foot. 16.5 cms high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 222
An 18th century multi spiral air twist wine glass
The bowl engraved with Jacobite emblems. 16.5 cms high. £ 400 - 600
Lot 223
An 18th century wine glass
With multi spiral air twist stem on a circular domed foot. 17 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 224
An 18th century wine glass
With hammered bowl above a multi air twist stem on a domed foot. 15.5 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 225
An 18th century wine glass
With shouldered knop above a multi spiral twist stem and circular foot. 13.5 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 226
An 18th century wine glass
With plain bowl above a multi spiral air twist with double knop and circular domed foot. 15.5 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 227
An 18th century ale glass
With waisted trumpet shaped bowl above double corkscrew air twist on a circular domed foot. 19.5 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 228
An 18th century wine glass
With cable air twist stem on a circular foot. 15.5 cms high. £ 150 - 250
Lot 229
An unusual 18th century cordial glass
With an engraved bowl on a combined opaque and air twist stem on a circular foot. 16 cms high. £ 350 - 450
Lot 230
An 18th century ale glass
With a plain bowl on an opaque twisted stem with circular foot. 19 cms high. £ 180 - 220
Lot 231
An 18th century wine glass
With hammered bowl on an opaque twist stem with circular foot. 15 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 232
An 18th century wine glass
With ogee shaped bowl above an opaque twist stem on a circular foot. 14.5 cms high £ 150 - 250
Lot 233
An 18th century wine glass
With vine engraved bowl above opaque spiral twist on a circular foot. 14.5 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 234
An 18th century wine glass
With central knop opaque twist stem on circular foot. 16 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 235
An 18th century wine glass
With triple opaque twist knopped stem on circular foot. 15 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 236
An 18th century wine glass
The faceted bowl above a faceted stem on circular foot. 14.5 cms high.
Lot 237
An 18th century wine glass
With floral engraved bowl above a faceted stem on circular foot. 14 cms high.
Lot 238
An 18th century oversize wine glass
With trumpet shaped body and plain stem with air tier and a domed folded foot; and a similar glass of smaller size. The former 20.5 cms high. (2) £ 100 - 150
Pictures, Prints and Engravings
Lot 239
WILLIAM ANDREW BEER (1862-1954) British
Portrait of a Racing Pigeon "Strong Boy", winner of 1st Birkenhead and District H.S., owner S. Francom
Oil on canvas
Signed
29.5 x 40 cms £ 250 - 350
Lot 240
WILLIAM ANDREW BEER (1862-1954) British
Portrait of a Racing Pigeon "Dale End Pioneer", N.U.R.P. 36 WDA 539, owner S. Francom
Oil on canvas
Signed
30 x 40 cms £ 250 - 350
Lot 241
W. HOLLINGWORTH (late 19th century) British
Study of a Show Pigeon, depicted in a dovecote with straw and broken eggs beyond
Oil on canvas
Signed
28 x 35.5 cms £ 300 - 400
Lot 242
W. HOLLINGWORTH (late 19th century) British
Portrait of a Show Pigeon, set in dovecote interior, pierced arched window to the wall, with rolling landscape
Oil on canvas
Unsigned
33 x 43 cms £ 200 - 300
Lot 243
E.H. WINDRED (early 20th century) British
A Group Study of Six Pigeons Belonging to W. Hurley, Junior, 1938
Oil on canvas
Signed, dated and extensively inscribed 1937
61.5 x 75 cms

Note: Full text below reads: "The property of W. Hurley Junior, 1938, painted by E.H. Windred 352 Newcross Road, SE14. Blue Cheq Cock NURP 33BCP 311. Winner of 1st Bournemouth. 1st Dorchester. 1st Rennes. Flown San Sebastian 1936. Mirande 1937. Blue Cheq. Hen. NUPP29RHS 410. 1st Lymington. 1st London. Fed - 1st Bournemouth. 1st Dorchester. 2nd Fed. 1st Exmouth. 1st Fed. 1st R.H.S. Lymington Open Racing Winning 14 lbs. Blue Cheq. Cock, NURP34SLE 238. 1st Dorchester. 1st La Teste 6th Fed. Mealy Cock NRUP33 BCP36. 1st Boscombe 2nd Fed. 1936 San Sebastian. 1937 Mirande. Red Hen 1st Bournemouth. 1st Weymouth. Blue Cheq. Pied Hen. NURPJ950. 1st Lymington 1st Bournemouth. 2nd Marennes. £ 1,200 - 1,800
Lot 244
WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK (1848-1922) British
Still Lives of a Dead Bird by a Bird's Nest
Watercolour, gouache and pencil
Signed
17.5 x 24.5 cms, oval £ 200 - 300
Lot 245
CHARLES DAVIDSON (late 19th century) British
"Landscape, Storm Clearing", panoramic view with shepherd driving his sheep in the distance
Watercolour
Signed
30.5 x 62 cms £ 200 - 300
Lot 246
FREDERICK A. DAVIS (late 19th century) British
Near Hendon, sheep on a country path with boy sat on a stile; and a companion pair with father and son fishing
Watercolour
Signed and dated 1865
26.5 x 44 cms (a pair) (2) £ 150 - 250
Lot 247
F.A.E. (Late 19th century) British
Parade on Celebration Day in Cambridge Market Place, with a cordon of troops and dignitaries in front of St. Mary the Great Church
Pen, ink and watercolour
Signed with monogram
20 x 27.5 cms
Lot 248
SIR HERCULES BRABAZON BRABAZON (1821-1906) British
Across the Bridge (After David Cox)
Pencil and pastel
Signed with initials, bearing exhibition label for the H.B. Brabazon Exhibition at Chris Beetles, 1982
5.5 x 12.5 cms
Lot 249
I.T. SILWIN (early 19th century) British
Near the Low Lodge at Down Hall
Watercolour
Signed with initials and dated 1812
10.5 x 21 cms
Lot 250
WILLIAM AMOS CROSS (1888-?) British
Landscape View with a Field in Front of a Forest
Watercolour
33 x 52.5 cms
Lot 251
CHARLES ASHMOORE (19th/20th century) British
View Down the Drive, in a formal garden setting; and a companion pair Wet Wintery Lane
Watercolour
Signed and dated 1908 and 1910, respectively
25 x 35 cms (a pair) (2) £ 120 - 180
Lot 252
JOHN DAVIES (19th century) British
Calshot Castle, with fishing boat to the foreground
Pencil and wash
13.5 x 17 cms £ 100 - 150
Lot 253
Manner of DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI
Portrait of a Lady, said to be Mrs Aldam Heaton
Pen and ink on paper
Bearing monogram
21.5 x 17 cms

Note: Aldam Heaton practised interior design in London and worked closely with the noted architect, Richard Norman Shaw. Hiis wife, Fanny, was depicted by Rossetti in several pictures "Regina Cordium" and "The Lady of Woodbank" and the subject of this picture bears a strong resemblance to her. £ 100 - 150
Lot 254
E. BLAND (19th /20th century) British
Coastal Shipping with the Cliffs of Dover in the Distance
Oil on canvas
Signed and dated 1899
48 x 74 cms £ 200 - 300
Lot 255
J. WILSON (19th /20th century) British
Coastal Shipping in Choppy Water
Oil on canvas
Signed
29.5 x 50 cms £ 200 - 300
Lot 256
CHRISTOPHER MARK MASKELL (1846-1933) British
Coastal Shipping off the East Anglian Coast
Oil on canvas
Signed
39 x 50 cms £ 150 - 250
Lot 257
H.S. BATEMAN (20th century) British
Crondale, Lost (at the) Bass Point, Cornwall
Oil on board
61 x 85 cms £ 100 - 200
Lot 258
EDGAR THOMAS WOOD (1860-1935) British
A Young Female Figure in a Olive Grove Setting; and a companion pair
Pastel
Signed and dated 1927
21.5 x 32 cms (a pair) (2)
Lot 259
EDGAR THOMAS WOOD (1860-1935) British
Figures in a Mediterrean Setting, sea beyond; and a companion pair of a female figure in an olive grove
Pastel
Signed and dated 1928 and 1927 respectively
21.5 x 32 cms (a pair) (2)
Lot 260
JOHN D. HOWARD (20th century) British
In County Kerry, Eire
Oil on canvas
Signed and bearing labels to the reverse and stamped to the stretcher
48 x 59 cms £ 300 - 400
Lot 261
BRITISH SCHOOL (19th century)
East Anglian Country View, figures on a woodland path with windmill beyond
Oil on canvas
19.5 x 26.5 cms
Lot 262
FRENCH SCHOOL (19th century)
Figure on Horses Tied in Tandem, on a turf path by a canal, village scene beyond; and a companion pair of moored barges in pastoral setting
Oil on canvas
26.5 x 40 cms £ 300 - 500
Lot 263
BRITISH SCHOOL (19th century)
Stag in a Landscape Pursued by the Hunt
Oil on canvas
30 x 34.5 cms
Lot 264
** McINNES (mid 19th century) Scottish School
Highland Hunting Scene
Oil on canvas
Signed and dated '53 to shoulder strap bottom left hand corner
25 x 34 cms £ 100 - 150
Lot 265
A. A**SAR (?)
Watching the Cock Fight
Oil on canvas
Indistinctly signed
49 x 65 cms £ 200 - 300
Lot 266
CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (19th century)
St. Jerome The Penitent
Oil on canvas
45 x 35 cms
Lot 267
BRITISH SCHOOL (After Lawrence)
George III Depicted Seated on a Grey Charger, possibly with Windsor Castle in the Distance
Oil on canvas
121 x 99 cms £ 200 - 300
Lot 268
HERBERT SIDNEY (? - 1923) British
The Empress "Octavia", the first wife of Nero, seated by a pool overlooked by a bronze of Narcissus, in a classical interior
Oil on canvas
Signed and dated 1913, the reverse inscribed and dated
70.5 x 36 cms (unframed) £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 269
BRITISH SCHOOL (circa 1870)
Portrait of a Victorian Police Sergeant Wearing Helmet and Tunic with markings for the East Ten District (Holborn)
Oil on canvas
76 x 63 cms

Note: The Police force adopted this style of helmet c. 1865 when the top hat was phased out. £ 300 - 500
Lot 270
E.H. BODDINGTON (flourished 1853-1869)
Pulling in the Eel Traps on an East Anglian River
Oil on canvas
50.5 x 70 cms

Note: Bears label to the reverse for Mandell's Gallery, Norwich. £ 500 - 800
Lot 271
DAVID HAZELWOOD (1932-2002) British
Rock No. 1, abstract collage
Mixed media
Signed and dated 79, bearing biographical details to the reverse
34.5 x 28.5 cms £ 300 - 400
Lot 272
JEAN LOUIS LE TOULLEC (20th century) French
Kelp Gatherers at Concarneau, Brittany
Oil on canvas
Signed
71 x 91 cms £ 300 - 500
Lot 273
LEESA SANDYS LUMSDAINE (20th century) British
Horses with Jockeys Up Preparing for the Gallop; and a companion pair after the gallop with snow on the ground
Limited edition prints
Signed in pencil to the margin by the artist and published by the Tryon Gallery Limited
(A pair) (2)
Lot 274
FRED YATES (1922-) British
Cottage by a River, possibly in Cornwall
Oils on board
Signed and indistinctly dated
58.5 x 90 cms
Lot 275
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Furniture and Furnishings
Lot 278
A late 19th century marquetry inlaid rosewood and mahogany ormolu mounted commode of Louis XV style
The serpentine moulded granite top above a bombe form body with three full marquetry inlaid drawers flanked with pierced ormolu mounts, supported on splayed angular legs with sabot feet. 68.5 cms wide. £ 600 - 800
Lot 279
A 19th century French floral marquetry inlaid amboyna and rosewood ebonised étagère
The lobed rectangular top the pierced three quarter gallery inlaid with violets and lily-of-the-valley above two conforming under tiers, supported by ebonised turned uprights. 50 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 280
An Edwardian painted satinwood side table
The octagonal top decorated with roses above a similarly decorated frieze supported on trailing husk decorated square section legs united with an under tier. 32.5 cms wide. £ 200 - 300
Lot 281
A Victorian walnut centre table
The oval crossbanded top supported on a spiral turned column with foliate carved knop, supported on three outswept legs. 58 cms wide. £ 200 - 300
Lot 282
A George III mahogany commode chest
The moulded rectangular top above a front comprising two fall flaps modelled as four drawers, supported on bracket feet (adapted). 55 cms wide. £ 150 - 250
Lot 283
A large pair of composite columns, in the composite order
Pale green and gilt decoration. 235 cms high. £ 250 - 350
Lot 284
A Victorian rosewood framed foot stool
The overstuffed rectangular top supported on four cabriole legs with scroll feet. 51 cms wide. £ 100 - 150
Lot 285
A Regency geometrically line inlaid mahogany dressing table mirror
The rectangular mirror plates supported between ball finial mounted turned uprights on an inverted breakfront base fitted with three drawers, two with ivory ball handles, supported on ball turned feet. 54.5 cms wide.
Lot 286
A George III mahogany chest of drawers
The moulded rectangular top above a brushing slide and four long graduated drawers, supported on bracket feet. 95 cms wide. £ 600 - 800
Lot 287
A George III mahogany dressing table mirror
The arched mirror plates supported between brass finial mounted square section uprights, the rectangular base fitted with two drawers supported on ogee bracket feet. 43 cms wide.
Lot 288
A George III mahogany side table
The hinged rectangular top supported on chamfered square section legs headed with pierced spandrels. 91 cms wide. £ 250 - 350
Lot 289
A Regency mahogany bow front chest
The shaped top above an arrangement of three long drawers, supported on shaped bracket feet. 101.5 cms wide. £ 250 - 350
Lot 290
A Regency mahogany breakfast table
The rounded rectangular tilt top supported on an octagonal column and four outswept moulded legs with lions paw feet and castors (adapted). 143 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 291
A Regency mahogany bow front sideboard
The shaped top above a central drawer and recessed apron drawer flanked with a door to one side and a further drawer to the other, each inlaid with a band of ebony, supported on square section tapering legs (previously fitted with a gallery). 156.5 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 292
A Victorian walnut framed open armchair
The oval buttoned back above padded over arms and overstuffed seat, standing on cabriole legs with ceramic castors. £ 200 - 300
Lot 293
A Persian Tabriz carpet
The central lobed floral medallion within a dark blue field and scrolling foliate border. 310 x 220 cms. £ 150 - 250
Lot 294
A small Tabriz rug
The deep blue main field with lobed medallion in ivory, repeating floral border. 155 x 100 cms.
Lot 295
A Quashgai rug
The deep blue main field with stepped triple pole medallion with Akstaffa style bird decoration. 140 x 113 cms.
Lot 296
A Turkomen Belouch rug
The claret field with typical guhl decoration. 176 x 134 cms.
Lot 297
A Daghestan style large rug
The ivory field with repeating hooked Boteh decoration in deep red, floral border; and another similar. The former 231 x 160 cms. (2)
Lot 298
A small Quashgai rug
The deep blue field with floral decoration. 200 x 137 cms.
Lot 299
A South Caucasian rug
The blue field with repeating pole medallion within ivory main border with repeating floral design; another rug; and a runner. The former 201 x 139 cms. (3)
Lot 300
A Victorian walnut Davenport
The top with domed hinged stationery compartment above a hinged fall front enclosing a fitted interior, one side fitted with drawers the other dummy drawers, supported on trestle feet. 53 cms wide. £ 300 - 500
Lot 301
A set of six Regency mahogany dining chairs, including two with arms
Each with square reeded back and three vertical rails above a drop in seat, supported on square section tapering legs united with an H-shaped stretcher. (6) £ 400 - 600
Lot 302
A polished steel club fender
The leather covered ends supported on circular section uprights, on a plinth base. Plinth 149 cms wide. £ 150 - 250
Lot 303
A Victorian mahogany pedestal Partners desk
The leather lined rectangular top above three frieze drawers to either side supported on twin pedestals each with three drawers and panel door, both friezes fitted with a writing slide. 128 cms wide. £ 700 - 1,000
Lot 304
A late 17th century oak coffer
The rectangular plank top above an arcade frieze and two panel front. 123 cms wide. £ 200 - 300
Lot 305
A pair of unusual early 20th century oak oversized open armchairs
Each with stepped railed back, flattened open arms terminating with scrolls and padded seat, supported on square section tapering legs. (2) £ 250 - 350
Lot 306
A Victorian mahogany pedestal desk
The inverted breakfront top with low gallery to the back above a central frieze drawer flanked with twin pedestals, each fitted with a further four drawers. 140 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 307
A walnut side table
The moulded rectangular top above a long frieze drawer supported on baluster and reel legs united with a conforming elongated H-shaped stretcher, supported on turned feet. 80 cms wide. £ 800 - 1,200
Lot 308
A pair of mid 18th century style walnut mirrors
Each with arched rectangular mirror plate within a moulded frame, (losses to veneer). Each 94 cms high. (2) £ 400 - 600
Lot 309
A George III mahogany bureau cabinet
The upper section with moulded cornice above two ogee part panelled doors enclosing shelves and above two candle slides, the base with fall front enclosing a fitted interior above four long graduated drawers supported on bracket feet. 99 cms wide. £ 1,500 - 2,500
Lot 310
A George III mahogany card table
The hinged baize lined serpentine top above a fluted frieze supported on square section tapering legs. 95 cms wide. £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 311
A Victorian mahogany Sutherland table
The rounded oval twin flap top supported on turned legs with castors. 89 cms wide. £ 100 - 150
Lot 312
A pair of late 19th century French marquetry and parquetry inlaid mahogany etagere
Each with canted rectangular top inlaid with romantic trophies above two conforming under tiers, each supported on slender circular section gilt metal uprights. Each 40 cms wide. (2) £ 300 - 500
Lot 313
An 18th century and later walnut crossbanded figured walnut escritoire cabinet
The upper section with moulded cornice above a cushion moulded drawer and two oyster veneered doors enclosing a fitted interior with pull-out writing slide, the base with an arrangement of two short and two long drawers, on shaped bracket feet. 109 cms wide. £ 3,000 - 5,000
Lot 314
A set of six Regency brass inlaid mahogany dining chairs, including two with arms
Each with reeded curved top rail above a plain inlaid rail and overstuffed seat, standing on ring turned tapering legs. (6) £ 600 - 800
Lot 315
An Edwardian mahogany book rack
The rectangular top above open sides and a five division trough supported on barrel turned uprights and short club legs united with a turned X-shaped stretcher. 92.5 cms wide. £ 300 - 500
Lot 316
An early 18th century and later walnut open armchair
The rounded rectangular top rail centred with a pierced vase shaped splat above curved open arms and drop-in seat, standing on cabriole legs with pad feet. £ 100 - 150
Lot 317
A George III style walnut glazed standing bookcase
The upper section with moulded cornice above two geometrically glazed doors, the base modelled with two further glazed doors, standing on shaped bracket feet. 101 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 318
A George III mahogany washstand
The hinged top enclosing a fitted interior above an arrangement of drawers, standing on splayed bracket feet, the ends with brass carrying handles. 92 cms wide. £ 300 - 500
Lot 319
An early 20th century walnut display cabinet of 18th century style
The upper section with gadrooned edge above two glazed doors and sides, the base with two panelled doors supported on acanthus carved block bracket feet. 120 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 320
An 18th century "Kit Kat" picture frame
Of square shaped form, later mirror plate. £ 100 - 150
Lot 321
A pair of mid 18th century style walnut framed side chairs
Each with close nailed pale green leather covering, supported on cabriole legs with pad feet. (2) £ 200 - 300
Lot 322
A George III mahogany chest on chest
The upper section with moulded dentil cornice above a plain frieze and an arrangement of two short and three long graduated drawers, the base fitted with three further graduated drawers, standing on bracket feet. 108 cms wide. £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 323
A William IV rosewood teapoy
The gadrooned hinged rectangular top supported on a spreading square section column and quadripartite base with gadrooned bun feet. 42 cms wide. £ 250 - 350
Lot 324
A Victorian mahogany Canterbury
The three division top with foliate carved pierced front above a frieze drawer supported on turned legs with brass caps and castors. 52.5 cms wide. £ 300 - 500
Lot 325
A 19th century Boulle serpentine card table
The hinged shaped top inlaid with figures and arabesques against a red tortoiseshell ground above a serpentine frieze centred with female masks, supported on angular cabriole legs with sabot feet. 93 cms wide. £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 326
An 18th century and later walnut and feather banded chest on stand
The top with two short and three long drawers, the stand with three drawers over a shaped apron, standing on cabriole legs. 100 cms wide. £ 2,000 - 3,000
Lot 327
A William IV rosewood card table
The rounded rectangular folding top above a shaped apron, standing on two rectangular pillar end supports with carved and shaped plinths terminating in ball feet with brass castors. 91 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 328
A Victorian rosewood settee
The upholstered back with scrolling open arms above a gadrooned front rail with acanthus carved corners, standing on claw and ball cabriole legs. 182 cms wide. £ 1,200 - 1,800
Lot 329
A rosewood line inlaid three section Canterbury
With three division interior, standing on square section legs. £ 100 - 200
Lot 330
An early Victorian mahogany pull-out extending dining table
The rectangular top with rounded corners, moulded edge above plain frieze on a lappet carved turned tapering legs with brass cappings and castors, incorporating four leaves.
126.5 cms high. £ 1,500 - 2,500
Lot 331
An Edwardian satinwood penwork corner cupboard
The broken arched pediment centred with an urn finial above a single door, the centre decorated with flowing ribbon and floral swags above a central portrait roundel, shaped apron. 48 cms wide. £ 300 - 500
Lot 332
A George III mahogany demi lune card table
The geometrically line inlaid fold-over top with a baize lined interior and geometrically line inlaid frieze, standing on square section tapering legs and spade feet. 91 cms wide. £ 400 - 600
Lot 333
A George III mahogany bird-cage tripod table
The circular top above a bird-cage section, standing on a turned vase shaped pillar, standing on cabriole legs with pad feet. 77 cms wide. £ 300 - 500
Lot 334
A 19th century rosewood Gothic Revival pole screen
The needlework banner within a multi lobbed frame, supported on a canted tripartite column issuing three square section legs. 154 cms high. £ 200 - 300
Lot 335
An Edwardian quartetto nest of tables, in the Regency style
Each with rectangular tops supported on ring turned legs united with splayed trestle feet. Largest 47 cms wide. £ 500 - 800
Lot 336
A George III mahogany miniature chest of drawers
The line inlaid rectangular top above three drawers, on bracket feet. 54 cms wide. £ 300 - 500
Lot 337
A walnut veneered hanging corner cupboard (part 18th century)
The moulded cornice above a quarter veneered door and single drawer. 76 cms wide. £ 200 - 300
Lot 338
A late 19th century Italian gilt and cream decorated mirror
The shaped rectangular plate within richly decorated leaf and scroll frame. Approximately 142 cms high. £ 1,200 - 1,800
Lot 339
A Victorian walnut framed open armchair
And another. (2) £ 200 - 300
Lot 340
An early Victorian mahogany framed wheelchair by Ward of London
The carved back above scroll over arms, padded seat, oil fed spoked wheels and pull-out foot rest, brass label inscribed Ward Manufacturer, 246 Tottenham Court Rd, London. £ 600 - 800
Lot 341
A set of eight Victorian mahogany dining chairs
Each with broad bar back with scroll carved decoration, stuff over seat, octagonal faceted tapering legs. £ 1,000 - 1,500
Lot 342
Four mid 19th century East Anglian elm dining chairs, including one elbow chair

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